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[singer] ♪ I got a big, big book But a bigger beak ♪
♪ And when the story starts I want a piece ♪
♪ When my imagination Starts to sing ♪
♪ I'm gonna do my thing Whoo-ooh ♪
-♪ I'm the Interrupting chicken ♪ -[chorus vocalizing]
♪ Every story can be rewritten ♪
[singer, chorus] ♪ Who knows What's gonna happen ♪
[Piper] " Where's the Party?"
Our kites are done.
Mm-hmm.
I love them. They're so colorful.
Yeah! I used lots of glitter on mine.
You can't have too much glitter.
Or too many streamers.
Now let's see how they fly.
Go, kite! Go!
It didn't go.
Remember, kites need wind to fly.
Yeah, there's no wind in here.
That's the problem. Let's go outside.
Ooh, flopping feathers! It's windy out here. Let's fly our kites.
-Yay! -Yeah! They're flying!
[Piper] Whoo-hoo!
[gasps]
[Benjamin] Oh, no. The tree.
[sighs] I don't think our backyard
is a good place to fly a kite.
Yeah. There are too many trees and bushes out here.
Let's go inside.
-Are you done flying your kites already? -Yeah.
Because they didn't fly. They just went...
[imitates crashing noise]
Oh, no. I'm sorry to hear that.
We're gonna try again later. Will you read us a story, Papa?
Of course. I'd love to.
How about this one? The Story of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp .
-It takes place in a land far, far away. -[gasps]
-Gather round. -Yeah!
[chuckles]
"Once upon a time, a boy named Aladdin
found a magic lamp in the desert.
When Aladdin rubbed the lamp, a genie appeared."
Hello, Aladdin!
Oops. Wrong way.
Hello, Aladdin! Your wish is my command.
Thanks, Genie. You're awesome.
[Papa] "So Aladdin made a wish."
The sun is really bright.
So I wish for a pair of sunglasses.
[claps]
Ooh, these are nice.
Of course! Only the best for you.
Okay, now. Back to the lamp.
I'm in the middle of a game of ping-pong. [chuckles]
Ping-pong sounds fun.
Hello, Aladdin! I-I keep doing that.
Your wish is my command.
I wish I had a fun game to play.
Ah, yes, like the one I was just playing.
Oh, well, a genie's work is never done.
Game time for Aladdin! [claps]
Step right up and knock down the cans.
Win a fabulous prize.
Ooh, I just thought of another wish. I wish--
That Aladdin would do something nice for the genie.
What do you mean, chick-a-doodle?
Well, the genie keeps making Aladdin's wishes come true,
so Aladdin can make a wish come true for the genie.
You know, to show how much he appreciates him.
Yeah. I like that idea.
-Me too. Why don't you write it? -Okay.
♪ Out jumped A little red chicken ♪
♪ With a buck-buck-buck Bah-gawk! ♪
♪ She loved stories more Than any bird you ever saw ♪
♪ Shaking her Little tail feathers ♪
♪ She was there To make things better ♪
♪ Out jumped A little red chicken ♪
♪ With a buck-buck-buck Bah-gawk! ♪
Uh, I didn't wish for a singing chicken.
Hi, I'm Piper.
And I was thinking,
since the genie always makes your wishes come true,
maybe you could make his wish come true too.
-Oh, I like you. -Great idea.
So, um, what do you like, Genie? Your wish is my command.
Wow, me? W-W-What would I like? Me? Um, o-o-okay.
Well, um... [chuckles] ... Wh-- You know-- Ooh, ooh-- [stammers]
I got nothing.
No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait.
I love creamy, delicious ice cream.
Yes, yes. So-- So I wish for an ice cream party.
With chocolate, vanilla and tutti-frutti ice cream.
[chuckles] And I wish for your wish to come true!
Hey! I've never had my own wish come true before.
I've never had an ice cream party
with friends before either.
[stammers] This is amazing! Thanks, Aladdin.
You're welcome, Genie. You deserve it.
Now, dig in, everyone.
Huh?
Uh-oh. The ice cream's melting.
The desert's too hot for ice cream.
[gasps] Let's cool it off by fanning it with those.
[panting]
It's not working.
I wish we had a bigger fan.
Well, I can take care of that.
[claps]
-[chuckles] -This story isn't going so great.
The ice cream's melting and blowing away.
Maybe that's because the story needs a new setting.
That's where everything in the story happens.
The desert's too hot for ice cream.
You're right, Papa.
I need a new setting for the ice cream party.
There must be a better place for it than a desert.
Hmm. I'll write the story so the setting
is the coldest place I know.
The South Pole!
[shivering]
[shivers] So cold.
Hey, what's this white stuff?
We don't have this in the desert.
[Piper] It's snow.
We're at the South Pole,
a place that's nice and cold, so our ice cream won't melt.
Whoo-hoo! The ice cream party is back on.
Let's dig in!
[grunting]
The ice cream's really hard to scoop here.
[shivers] I'm f-f-f-freezing.
S-Same here. [shivers]
It's too cold here for us and the ice cream.
It's frozen solid!
[shivers] I wish we had a bigger scoop.
Good thinking. [claps]
Perfect! Everybody, scoop together.
One, two, three, scoop!
[grunting]
[all] Whoa!
Oops. The ice cream got so frozen,
they couldn't even eat it.
I guess the South Pole isn't the best setting
for an ice cream party either.
It's too cold.
Hmm. Where else could they go?
Ooh, I know. The woods.
Like when Papa took us on a picnic.
That's a great idea for a setting, Benjamin.
The woods aren't too hot or cold.
So they'll have the party in the woods.
Whoa. What are these big furry poles
-growing out of the ground? -Um, you mean the pine trees?
He's spent his whole life in the desert.
-Never seen a pine tree before. -[chuckles]
All right. Time to ice cream partay!
[Piper] Look.
The ice cream isn't melting or frozen solid.
This is the perfect setting for our party.
The ice cream is running away.
[Piper] Ants!
Lots and lots of ants.
Follow that ice cream!
[grunts]
Got it!
[groans]
[screams]
-[gasps] -Oh, no!
[whistles]
All aboard the magic picnic blanket.
There's the ice cream.
Hold the blanket steady, Genie.
Holding blanket steady.
[grunting]
Sorry, Genie.
Oh, no.
The forest isn't the perfect setting
for this story either, Papa.
It needs to be somewhere without ants.
But not the desert and not the South Pole.
I know! I had a birthday party once in an amusement park. That was fun.
So they'll have the ice cream party at an amusement park.
-Huh? -[all scream]
Nope. Never mind.
The setting should be some place more peaceful.
Far away from anything that could ruin an ice cream party.
Somewhere like the moon!
That's it. They'll have the party on the moon.
Dig in!
Oh, boy.
[grunts]
Whew! Got everything.
Except the giant tub of ice cream.
Hit the sun. Definitely melted.
[sighs] Even the moon doesn't work?
I guess there's no perfect setting
for the genie's ice cream party.
I guess there's no perfect place to have my ice cream party.
Sorry, Genie. I really wanted your wish to come true.
Thanks for trying, pal. Let's just go back home. [claps]
[Piper] And home for the genie meant inside his magic lamp.
Whoa. Nice pad.
Why, thank you. I love it here.
It's the perfect temperature, no ants,
nothing floating. Plus, I have ping-pong.
Too bad we never found the perfect place
for my ice cream party though. [sighs]
[gasps] The perfect setting
for the genie's ice cream party is...
[all] Inside the genie's lamp.
Genie! We could have the ice cream party right here.
[gasps] You're right!
The perfect place for your party
was right in front of us the whole time!
I-I can finally eat creamy,
delicious ice cream with my friends.
[laughs] Thanks for making my wish come true.
Happy to do it, Genie.
You deserve something special
for always making my wishes come true.
Plus, now I get ice cream too!
And on that note, for real this time,
let's ice cream partay! [laughs]
-Yeah! [laughing] -Yay! Time to party!
[scats]
[Piper] Yay! Whoo!
And they ate ice cream happily ever after. The end.
You wrote the perfect setting
for a magic genie's ice cream party, Piper.
Nice story.
Ooh, that gives me an idea.
Maybe now we can find the perfect setting for flying kites.
Yeah! Some place with lots of wind.
But not lots of trees or bushes.
I think I know the perfect place.
Go, kites, go!
You were right, Papa.
The lake is the perfect place to fly kites.
All we had to do was change our setting.
-Mm-hmm. -[Benjamin] Whoo-hoo.
-[Piper] Yeah! -[Benjamin] Go, kite, go!
[Piper] "Chicken Out West."
Whoa!
What is that?
A package.
It says, "Top secret. For Duckston."
-Ooh. -Oh.
Maybe it's a bubble machine.
Or a dragon egg.
Or a top secret, bubble-making dragon egg.
Let's open it.
Wait, wait, wait.
I have to ask my mom before I open any new packages.
Especially ones that could be from dragons.
-[gasps] Uh-oh. -What's that?
Dragon?
Hey, kids.
Mom!
Phew.
It's time to come home for lunch, Piper.
Aw. But I wanted to see what's in Duckston's top secret package.
How about this. I'll wait to open it
until you and CJ come back to play tomorrow.
Really? Thanks, Duckston.
Awesome!
It's the mail lady!
What if I got a top secret package too?
Hi, Miss Clara.
Howdy, Piper.
Howdy, Miss Chicken.
Any top secret packages for me today?
I'm afraid not. Just some plain old letters.
Oh.
But even though I haven't got a package for you,
how about a story?
Oh, a little birdie told me you sure do like a good story.
I don't just like stories, I love stories.
[chuckles] Well, all right.
A long time ago, when the West was still wild,
mail was delivered by the Pony Express.
[Clara] They were a team of mail carriers
who delivered mail all across the country,
and the bravest Pony Express carrier was Penelope Pony.
Could you deliver this birthday letter to my sister?
It's the first time I won't be there to celebrate with her,
so it sure is important that she gets it.
Let's see.
Your sister lives clear across the country.
But don't worry, you can count on me to deliver your letter.
Neigh-haw.
Thanks, Penelope. Good luck!
[Clara] Penelope rode across the prairies and plains
until she reached the snowy mountains.
[grunting]
[Clara] It was snowy and steep,
but she pressed on because the Pony Express always delivers.
But just as she was about to reach
the top of the mountain,
her foot slipped off the path, and--
[screams] Whoa!
Whoa, whoa, whoa! [screams]
Oh, my! Oh, my! Is that the time?
[chuckles] I'm running late.
It's nice talking with you folks,
but I'd better skedaddle
if I wanna deliver all of my mail.
But what about the rest of the story?
What happened to Penelope? Did she fall?
Oh, I'm sorry, partner,
but we just gonna have to finish some other time.
Uh-oh. Miss Clara left the story on a cliffhanger.
A what?
A cliffhanger is when you stop a story
right in the middle of a big suspenseful moment.
It leaves everyone wondering
if everything's gonna be all right.
Oh, like how Miss Clara stopped the story
right when Penelope slipped off the path.
That's a cliffhanger.
And now I have to wait till tomorrow to find out what happens.
Hmm. If only we knew a writer
who could keep the story going to help Penelope.
I know a writer. Me. I could write a way to save her.
Why don't you keep telling me the story while we go make lunch?
Okay.
I'll start right where Miss Clara ended.
Penelope Pony was about to slide down the snowy mountain when...
♪ Out jumped A little red chicken ♪
♪ With a buck-buck-buck Bah-gawk! ♪
♪ She loved stories more Than any bird you ever saw ♪
♪ Shaking her Little tail feathers ♪
♪ She was there To make things better ♪
♪ Out jumped A little red chicken ♪
♪ With a buck-buck-buck Bah-gawk! ♪
Phew. Thanks, stranger.
That was a close one. Who are you?
I'm Piper, and I'm gonna help you deliver that letter.
[Piper] But first we have to get down the mountain.
And I've got a great idea.
Look. Skis.
That's a humdinger of an idea.
Let's go.
Whoa. [laughs]
[Piper] Whee! Whoa!
Whoa! Whoo!
Whee!
-[Penelope laughs] -[both] Whoo!
[cheering]
-Whoo-hoo! -Yes!
[Piper] But then they heard a loud...
[growling]
[growling]
[Piper] They'd woken up an angry bear from its nap.
-Uh-oh. -[gulps]
Run!
[growls]
[panting, screams]
[panting]
A bridge!
-[Piper] But the bridge was broken. -[bear growls]
-[bell dings] -Mmm. Grilled cheese.
[munching]
How come you're not eating, Mom?
Because I am so into your story.
I have to know if they get away from the bear.
Oh, that's because I stopped on a cliffhanger.
Okay, I'll keep writing. Let's see.
We're in a real pickle, partner.
Penelope, can you lasso that tree?
Well, I can try.
[Piper] Now pull!
[straining]
Whoo!
Now run!
[panting]
[huffs]
-[sighs] -Phew.
Phew.
Sounds like we missed the start of a great story.
Mm-hmm. And you just missed a great cliffhanger. But don't worry,
I'll write some more to keep you on the edge of your seats.
-Ooh. -Can't wait.
Penelope and the little red chicken rode through the desert
with the very important letter.
[Piper] Then a big gust of wind blew it away.
[gasps] Oh, no!
[panting]
Look, the letter!
[straining]
Got it.
-[Piper] But then... -[rumbling]
-[gasps] Uh-oh. -Golly!
-And then? -Don't stop now.
Pretty good cliffhanger, huh?
I recon we better run!
[Piper] They ran as fast as they could.
-Your mailbag, can I borrow it? -Here you go.
Jump! [strains]
[strains]
-Neigh-haw. -Whoo-hoo!
Way to go, partner. Now, let's get this letter delivered.
[Piper] The little red chicken and Penelope
rode all the way to the ocean.
Penelope, we made it!
This is it. Number seven.
Oh. I don't recon I can get down there.
Now what are they gonna do?
I-- I'm not sure.
I can't end the story with a cliffhanger,
but I don't know what to write next.
They can't give up. The Pony Express always delivers.
-Did they ask for help? -Did they come back later?
Did they build a big swirly slide to get down?
That's it. I know what to write.
Your lasso. You can use it to climb down.
Good idea.
[grunting]
Pony Express delivery. Neigh-haw.
[gasps] A letter from my brother.
He remembered my birthday.
Thank you so much.
The Pony Express always delivers.
Thanks to the rootinest, tootinest partner in the West.
Oh, and happy birthday.
The end.
[sighs]
-I liked that story. -Did you like all the cliffhangers?
-Yes. -Uh-huh.
Sure did. Kept me on the edge of my seat.
Hi, Miss Clara.
I finished writing your story.
I'll tell you all about it sometime.
[chuckles] Really? Well, I can't wait to hear it.
-Piper. -CJ.
Ready to find out what's in Duckston's top secret package?
You know it. Come on.
Now for the moment of truth.
Let's open it on the count of three.
One, two, three.
Ooh.
What's in the box? [gasps] Another cliffhanger.
Okay, everybody, take a side. Ready? Pull.
[all strain]
Wow!
-What is it? -Another cliffhanger?
I can't take the suspense.
Come on, Duckston. Show us.
[Duckston gasps] A disguise kit.
So cool.
Check it out. I'm a vam-pirate.
[laughs]
Check out my moo-stache.
Hey, look at me.
That was worth the wait.
[laughs] Look at you.
I love your moo-stache.
[all laugh]
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