♪ Magic is real here ♪
♪ Far away from home ♪
♪ Anything can happen ♪
♪ When witches make the rules ♪
♪ Monsters are cool ♪
♪ The moon is our friend ♪
♪ I wanna stay with you ♪
♪ On Summer Camp Island ♪
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And we're on the air.
Hello, listeners,
and welcome to "Science Chat,"
where E=MC chat.
Who is our first
caller, Oscar?
We've got Oliver
on line one.
Hello, Oliver.
Welcome to "Science Chat."
What can I help you with
today?
Uh, yeah.
At what temperature
does a piano boil?
212 degrees?
Ooh, interesting.
Yes, very good question.
[ Chime! ]
We have Lucy on line two.
Yeah, hi.
I was wondering,
at what temperature
does a math book boil?
Ooh, another thinker,
Hedgehog.
Same as a piano, and now
a message from our sponsor.
Oscar,
I appreciate you trying
to get people to call in,
but...
What? I didn't.
I mean, I might have asked
a couple people to call.
[ Chime! ]
Oh, weird.
I only asked two people.
Hello?
It's someone called Skadi?
[ Gasps ]
A real call!
Hi, Skadi.
Welcome to "Science Chat."
Skadi: Oh, I thought it was
"Sigh N' Chat."
You know, where I sigh,
and then we chat
about my problems?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
"Sigh N' Chat," why not?
[ Sighs heavily ]
Well, I work on a mountain,
and I want to tell my mom
how well I've been doing,
but I can't leave my post.
And what is it
that you do?
I'm a cloud puncher.
Oh, I'm not familiar
with that euphemism.
By cloud puncher,
you mean...?
That I punch clouds with
my fists -- actual clouds.
Skadi, come on. I'm a big,
beautiful cloud puff.
[ Clouds whooping ]
I see. Well, I know what
it's like to want to tell
your mom about something
cool you did.
Last year, when I was
in the fifth grade...
Wait a minute.
You're a kid?
I can't take advice
from a kid.
Hyah!
[ Clouds whooping ]
Later.
-Wait!
-We lost her.
Okay, listeners.
Thanks for listening in.
Oscar, I feel bad.
Why?
That was my first
actual caller,
and I didn't
get to help her.
Let's go find her, then.
Yeah!
Ooh, you know what?
Let me grab some supplies.
♪♪
Oscar, what are you doing?
Shouldn't we be scared?
She likes to punch!
I mean, she punches clouds.
Icould do that.
-Hyuh!
-Hey, knock it off!
You're just as bad
as that no-good Skadi!
You know Skadi? Can you
tell us where she lives?
If you stop punching me.
Deal.
She's up there.
[ Both panting ]
♪♪
Excuse me.
Oh, yes, of course.
Skadi, it took me ages
to get this fluffy.
Agh!
[ Clouds whooping ]
Skadi,
be reasonable!
-Take that, huh!
-Woo-hoo!
[ Panting ]
Hello?!
Are you Skadi?
Yeah.
Who are you?
We're from "SnC."
"Sigh N' Chat?"
Yeah, good guess.
I told you.
I can't take advice from you.
Clouds: Yay!
Trust me. I have real
experiences and solutions.
Well,
there's no clouds to punch.
Oh, fine.
You've got 5 minutes.
So when I was
in the fifth grade,
I won the science fair,
and my mom was
out of town on business,
and I really wanted her
to know how well I did,
so my dad
sent her a telegram.
Uh-huh.
Go on.
I was thinking we could send
your mom a telegram.
That's your idea,
a telegram?
I haven't seen my mom
in 200 years.
[ Grunts ]
Clouds: Yeah!
I want to see her face
when I tell her my new record.
-Hyah!
-Yeah!
Well, let's go
visit her then.
Well, I can't leave
my post, remember?
Clouds: Yeah!
Hmm.
Leave that to me.
Clouds: Yeah!
♪♪
[ Grunts ]
♪♪
[ All grunting ]
[ Laughter ]
[ All grunting ]
♪♪
Give it a shot, Oscar.
No, come on.
I'm at peak puffiness!
Does it hurt the clouds?
They seem like they hate it.
No. It doesn't
hurt them.
it's all part
of the circle of life.
You punch big clouds
into small clouds,
and they eventually reform
into big clouds again,
at which point
you punch them.
Circle of life.
Well, okay.
[ Grunting ]
[ Panting ]
I don't know if
I'm strong enough.
Hey, you got this.
I'm proud of you.
Thanks, Mom. Brrr --
I mean, Hedgehog.
[ Grunting ]
Clouds:
Whoo-hoo! Yeah!
[ Panting ]
Hey,
I'm a cloud puncher.
I can do this for
at least 17 minutes.
Now we can go visit your mom.
17 minutes?
That's not enough time to travel
to my mom's mountain by foot.
Who said anything about
traveling by foot?
Huh, huh?
I did, just now.
Were you not listening?
No I -- I was, but, uh...
Whoa!
Whoa! Whoa!
This thing goes fast
really good.
It's a new kingly prototype
I'm working on.
Not my usual
space chariot.
Thanks so much
for helping me out.
It's okay.
Now you're in my debt.
Remember that, Hedgehog.
Huh?
Remember.
Remember you gave me a ride?
Skadi: Hedgehog, hey!
What's up, Skadi?
We're coming up fast
really good.
Oh, I can't wait to see my mom!
Can I broadcast it
for my listeners?
If you think it'll make
good radio.
it's not up to me to judge
about good and bad.
All I can do is believe
in my instincts as an artist.
You're cool, Hedgehog.
-Now you get punched!
-Whoo-hoo!
-Mom!
-Skadi?
It's me!
Hello, listeners.
This is a live
remote broadcast
featuring Skadi,
who called in earlier today.
If you recall, she really
wanted to see her mom,
so with the help
of the Alien King,
we've reunited
mother and daughter.
I think Skadi's mom is
really proud of her already
based on my reading of her
non-intimate body language.
Let's listen in.
Mom, guess what?
I punched 1,700 clouds
this year.
No need to apologize,
dear.
Just don't be
so lazy next time.
[ Sad music plays ]
Oh, Skadi, were you fishing
for a compliment?
Oh, uh, I guess I thought
you would be proud.
I don't understand.
You're not even punching
clouds right now,
and you tooted off
your mountain
to tell me you punched
under the national average?
There's a national what?!
Ooh, this is getting juicy.
Dang, that mom is cold.
What show is this?
It's called "Science Chat"
or something.
It was pretty garbo, but this
episode has got me sizzling.
I -- I just wanted you
to be proud of me.
You want me to lie?
-Okay.
-Why, Mom?! Why?!
Why don't you just
apply yourself, Skadi?
[ Groaning ]
Here comes the Skadi show.
Let's go, y'all.
[ Chuckles nervously ]
These beings of Earth,
how do they persevere
through this daily trauma?
I don't know, Puddle,
but it makes the little dancer
in my body come alive.
Me, too.
Okay.
Let's take them home.
Keep punching! Aah!
You okay, Oscar?
[Panting] I've never worked out
so hard in my life.
What would happen
if I actually got ripped?
Is that even possible
with my genetics?
[ Skadi sobbing ]
Oh, no! Skadi, I wasn't trying
to take your job or nothing.
It's not you. Her mom just
gave her the business.
[ Sobbing ]
Hey, come on, now.
Oh, there, there, Skadi.
There, there.
[ Sobbing continues ]
-Aah!
-Oscar!
Hedgehog!
Waaaaaaah!
[ Sobbing ]
[ Both screaming ]
I'm alive.
What were you
rainy babies thinking?
Skadi and her mom control
the weather,
and every time
they see each other,
Skadi freaks out
and causes a momsoon!
We had no idea.
We were just trying to help.
[ Gargles ]
Well, you didn't help
[gargles]
Now, go make her stop crying
before we drown in her fluids!
What are we going to do,
try to make her laugh?
Maybe, but I don't
think we're going to
get back up that mountain.
Oh, right.
If only I had started working
out when I was younger.
I could have swam upstream.
I guess the desire
was just never there.
I guess I'll always be
a shrimp.
Better start working on some
other possible skill sets.
Aha! The radio show!
What about it?
It's great, five stars.
We can reach her that way.
Let's go.
♪♪
Welcome back to
a must-listen edition
of "Science Chat
Comedy Hour,"
featuring hot young
comedian Oscar.
Oh, me?
What's the word, Oscar?
Is this the skill set
I need to work on?
I think it is!
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
Oscar! Let me in.
It's pouring.
It's topical.
[ Chime! ]
Ooh.
Skadi, are you laughing?
No, dear.
It's your mother.
Mom,
I can't talk right now.
I'm doing my radio show!
Mnh, radio show.
How's thatgoing?
Uh, good, I guess.
Well, don't call me
when it's going good.
Call me what it's
going great,okay?
Whoa, wait!
Youcalled me!
I just know what you're capable
of, dear, and good isn't it.
How is that helpful?!
How about just being
proud that I'm doing
something sort of cool?
Am I going to get
another telegram about this?
Okay, you know what?
I'm not you.
I'm my own person!
Whoa, Hedgehog,
you did it.
It stopped raining.
What?
Look outside.
How did I do that?
Whoa, good drainage.
[ Chime! ]
Hi, Mom. Are you
calling to say sorry?
No, it's Skadi.
I heard you talking to your mom
on "Sigh N' Chat."
It made me feel better
hearing someone else
struggling for approval.
You decided you didn't
need that from your mom,
which made me realize
I didn't need it, either.
We don't need it.
We're our own people,
and we'll be fine
until a few weeks from now
when we fall back into
our old emotional habits.
Hey, since we're dishing out
positive affirmations,
how about that joke
I told earlier?
Uh, I was trying to pretend
that didn't happen.
That's okay.
I'll just call my mom.
She says I'm hilarious.
♪♪
There's a national what?!
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