[light music]
[opening music]
♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
♪ Yeah, we glitter and glow ♪
♪ Dew drops, Dew drops, go-o-o ♪
♪ Tiny but mighty ♪
♪ Glitter and grit, we know we can fix it ♪
♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
♪ As we sparkle and glow ♪
♪ Dew drops, Dew drops, go-o-o ♪
[Athena] Escape the Backpack.
Whoa!
[laughing]
This is epic!
Extreme wings!
[Lola] Where's my special bowl?
That's my cue to Dewdaddle!
There it is. Can't go to day camp without this.
Have to bring Rocky.
Oh, and definitely these marbles.
Hey, Lola. Excited for camp?
So excited.
Just making sure I pack everything I need.
[chuckles]
Are you sure you really need all that stuff?
Of course!
What if we play knights and I need my helmet?
Or, or!
If we make music and I need my comb-harp?
[gasps]
Or what if the snacks need more salt?
Lola, are you a little nervous about camp today?
Maybe a little.
What if I don't have a good time?
I know you will.
You'll paint and play games.
You're going to have the best time.
Now, let's go eat some breakfast.
Can't leave on an empty stomach.
[upbeat music]
There!
Now Lola will have a board to play with if her fingers get...
Bored!
[chuckles]
I just hope Eden and Phoebe get here soon
with the rest of Lola's things.
And I'll see you when you're all done baking,
you little blueberry sweetie pie.
[chuckles]
Mmm.
I'm so excited to share with Phoebe and Athena.
[gasps] Athena!
I forgot I need to bring Lola her favorite crayon.
Crumbs...
This is heavy.
Thanks for bringing Lola's bubbles over, Phoebs.
Of course.
Watching her make bubbles with Marcus was hilarious.
[chuckles] She made a bubble beard.
That's my Lola!
Now all that's left to pack is her super special red...
Crayon.
[straining]
I've got it!
Ha!
Yes!
Phew.
Sometimes I wish I had those mega muscles of yours, Athena.
It would certainly make mixing dough easier.
Thanks, Eden.
With all the stuff I've packed,
Lola will definitely have a fairytastic time at camp.
Anything for you and especially for that sweet little Lola.
Oh, speaking of sweet and little,
I just put a pie in the oven for us to enjoy later.
Mmm, pie.
Yummers!
Welp, I'm off to jam with Marcus.
Before you two leave, let me just take
one more quick look around to see if I've missed anything.
[gasps]
Oh, my sparkles!
Lord Cuddleton!
Lola will abso-fairy-lutely want to bring him to camp.
[Lola] Be right there, Mom. I'm just getting my backpack.
Hurry! Help me!
[grunting]
In you go, your Excellency!
Huh?
Come on, Dews!
[grunting]
[all] Whoa!
[giggling]
[zipper closes]
[Lola] Got it! Coming!
Looks like we're going to camp, too!
[clamoring]
Why couldn't she pack more soft and cuddly stuff?
You're gonna do great.
Hi, you must be Lola.
Come on, you can set your backpack down right here.
Uh...
Don't worry. It'll be safe.
And if you need anything from it, we won't be far.
Oh!
Phew. What a ride!
Now I know how laundry feels.
Okay, so today's fairy adventure
took an unexpected and bumpy turn.
But now Lola's at camp and she's got all of her stuff.
So, let's go!
Huh?
[straining]
The zipper's jammed.
But it's no match for my Fairy Flex!
[grunts]
[grunting]
-Go, fairy, go! -You can do it, Athena!
Whoa!
Zipper 1, Fairy Flex 0.
I guess Marcus will be jamming without me today.
We can't be stuck in here.
I have to take my pie out of the oven soon.
And all of Lola's stuff is stuck in here with us, too!
What if she needs something and I can't get it to her?
And then she can't have a good time!
[sighs]
We won't let that happen.
-You won't? -No way.
We just need to think outside of the box.
Or the backpack.
And figure out a different way to get out of here.
Good thinking, Phoebs.
If we wing it, we can swing it!
♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
-♪ Yeah, we glitter and glow ♪ -Whoa!
♪ Wing it, Wing it, go-o-o ♪
♪ Tiny but mighty ♪
♪ Glitter and grit, we know we can fix it ♪
Let's make slippery bubbles to loosen up the jam!
[blows]
[grunts]
Glittersticks!
Wow! We're really stuck!
And the longer we're stuck,
the sooner my blueberry pie will turn into a burntberry pie.
The only thing worse than being stuck in a backpack
is a burnt pie.
And a kid who can't get their things.
What else can we do to get out of here?
I don't know, but we have to keep trying.
It's the Dew Drop way.
[Teacher] All right, Lola, it's art time!
[Lola] Pretty!
I have the perfect crayon in my backpack.
[All] The red crayon!
Whoa!
The zipper's jammed!
Why won't it open?
[shouting]
It's all right, Lola.
We have plenty of art supplies that you can borrow.
Come on.
But none of them are my special red crayon.
[Athena moaning]
That was epic!
I think I've had enough tumbling for one day.
Hello? Did someone turn out the lights?
Whoa!
Oh, guess not!
All right, Dews, you heard Lola.
We've got to bust out of here
and get her that special red crayon.
That might be a little tricky.
Now that we've sunk to the bottom of the bag.
It's okay.
Maybe I could still shimmy my way up to the zipper
with some backpack jumping action.
Is that a thing?
It is now!
[grunting]
-Go, Athena! -Woo-hoo!
Flip!
Jump! I got this!
Whoa!
Guess it's not a thing.
Dews, how am I supposed to get Lola her special red crayon now?
Sorry to say it, but I'm all out of ideas.
What kind of Dew Drop can't even get a crayon to their kid?
Oh, Athena, you're a great Dew Drop, and you know it.
Eden's right.
Only a great Dew Drop would know exactly
what to pack for their kid.
Like this picture.
I packed that in case Lola missed her family.
And what about this?
That's just Dylan's super sticky glue.
In case they didn't have any glue for arts and crafts.
And what about this paper clip?
Lola likes to bend them into different shapes.
You know... ugh!
If I bent it into a hook,
I bet we could get that zipper open.
If we could get up there.
[gasps]
Hold the sparkles!
I can get that paper clip up there.
[upbeat music]
I'm coming, Lola!
[grunts]
Extreme wings!
Whoa! Woo-hoo!
-Whoa! -Score!
Okay, now swing back and forth.
[grunts]
I can't get enough swing to clear the jam.
Maybe you just need a helping wing.
Or two!
[grunts]
Heave, ho!
[grunting]
-[Phoebe] We did it! -[Eden] Yay!
[Athena] Sparkletastic!
Now let's get this crayon to...
[Lola] That's so pretty.
-Look what I drew. -Lola?
That looks cool. I like that little part.
But what about her special red crayon?
I guess she didn't need it.
Yeah, it's a good thing she made friends
who shared their crayons with her.
She made friends?
That means she must be having a good time at camp!
[giggling]
She didn't need all this stuff after all!
Well, if she did need any of it, she'd have you to thank.
That's true.
[sighs]
These are the moments that make it all worth it.
You said it.
They're as warm and tender and sweet as...
[gasps]
Blueberry pie!
[oven dings]
I thought Lola needed all of her stuff
to have a good time at camp.
And I got really worked up about it.
Luckily, Lola is the sweetest, silliest,
and friendliest little kid ever.
And she was able to make friends
and have a good time all on her own.
Which reminds me how so fairy grateful I am
for my friends, too.
[Eden] Play Date.
[panting]
Whoa!
Don't look down!
You can do it, Phoebe!
Ha! Nailed it!
[giggling]
-Hey, Harper! -Hi, Marcus!
[Nicholas babbles]
You made it!
Thanks for putting together this play date for the kids.
Of course.
I know how much Marcus and Harper love playing together.
I'll see you later, Sprout.
Bye, Dad!
Don't you just love play dates?
Yep.
Not only do our kids get to play together,
but we get to spend time together, too.
Speaking of which, did you remember to bring...
Our tea set?
Of course!
-Look! -Ooh, is that a new blanket?
Yep. I made it last night
just for today's special tea party.
Which is starting now!
[upbeat music]
Whoa! Nice moves, Harper!
Thanks! I've been practicing a lot!
Ooh! What a cool building set!
Thanks! My dad got me the extension pack.
It has enough pieces to build a whole castle.
Made it! Had to get Lola to swim lessons first.
But the good news is...
[grunts]
I remembered the snacks!
[giggling]
It makes me so fairy happy that our kids get to play together.
Woo!
Sorry.
Harper's been talking about playing soccer
in the park all week.
Well, once she sees Marcus' new building set,
she'll want to build instead.
No way!
Soccer's the best
because you can run around and learn new tricks.
Building's even better because you can use
your imagination to make anything.
Soccer makes you faster and stronger.
Building does too, but for your brain.
[Eden & Phoebe] What do you think, Athena?
I agree.
Which one of us?
Should the kids build or play soccer?
Uh... Well...
[Marcus] Thanks for lunch!
Phew! Saved by Marcus.
You're very welcome.
I'll be at the playground with Nicholas if you need anything.
[gentle music]
Hmm. Weird.
Aren't you supposed to play together on a play date?
Athena's right.
This isn't how a play date is supposed to go.
We need to get the kids to do the same thing.
Like play soccer together.
Or build together.
And I agree.
With both of you.
When Harper sees how many parts this set has,
she'll definitely want to build.
[bird tweets]
[grunting]
[Eden] Little help?
I got it!
Fairy Fle...
Oh, wait, this is kind of light.
-Not a Fairy Flex! -Phew!
Once Marcus gets a load of Harper's soccer moves,
he'll definitely want to try for himself.
Nothing left to do but sip some tea
and let the play date magic begin.
Huh?
[grunts]
[gasps]
-Oh, no! -Yikes!
-Huh? -No!
[sighs]
Phew! That was close!
I just finished the North Tower!
Oh, sorry, Marcus.
I didn't realize I set up the cone so close to your castle.
That's okay.
Maybe you kids are too close together.
I have an idea.
There!
Then there will be no more close calls.
The tree will keep you separated.
Marcus stays on one side and Harper on the other.
Us trying to help only drove Marcus and Harper further apart!
We broke the play date!
Really? Because they seem pretty happy to me.
Our kids are too far apart for us to watch them
both at the same time.
Looks like our tea party's over.
[gasps] Not the tea party!
Hmm... Maybe we can make it work.
What do we do now?
-What? -What do we do now?!
What?
She said, what do we do now?!
We have to get the kids back together!
What?
We can't hear you!
What did you say?
I wanted to know what Phoebe thinks
will get our kids together.
Oh, got it! I love telephone!
Okay, what Eden said was, uh...
She said, what do you think of the weather?
Huh?
I mean, it is a nice fall day.
A bit chilly, but not too cold.
Be right back.
So, what did Phoebe say?
She wants to know if you'll eat chili with her when she's old.
Oh! Um, sure.
But what does that have to do with Harper and Marcus?
Hold please!
[no audible dialogue]
[upbeat music]
[bicycle bell ringing]
This... is... exhausting!
Emergency picnic meeting!
What?
Okay, all I remember is Eden asking
something about getting feathers.
I didn't ask about getting feathers.
I asked about getting the kids together.
-Oh! -Oh!
Well, since they don't seem to want to play soccer
or build together,
maybe we can get them interested
in playing something totally different.
I'm in!
If we wing it, we can swing it!
Marcus loves using this microscope to look at nature.
Maybe he and Harper can look at some at the park.
What do you think?
That's a great idea!
Ooh, these are special editions.
And everyone loves to read comics
and pretend they're heroes.
♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
♪ Yeah, we glitter and glow ♪
♪ Wing it, Wing it, go-o-o ♪
♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
♪ Yeah, we glitter and glow ♪
Huh.
I didn't know my dad packed this.
It's too fragile for the park.
Oops.
Huh?
My mom brought my special edition comics to the park,
but I never take them out of my room.
Crumbs. I guess they're too special.
We're running out of time to save this play date.
Woo!
I've got an idea.
I'll be back in a flash.
[music on TV] ♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
♪ Yeah, we glitter and glow ♪
♪ Wing it, Wing it, go-o-o ♪
Cassie, can we go to the park?
Marcus does look pretty happy.
Maybe he likes building by himself.
And Harper seems like she's having a good time, too.
We're back!
[Eden & Phoebe] We?
I found the answer!
Ta-da!
Dylan?
I waved some flowers under his nose
and it made him think of the park.
And why did you do that?
For a triple play date.
Dylan brought his dino toy
so maybe they can all play dinosaurs together.
[sighing]
A third option?
Harper wants to play soccer, Marcus wants to build,
and now Dylan wants to play dinosaurs?
At this rate, we'll never get them to play together.
Hey Harper, roar!
I'm wide open!
Roar!
What are you doing, Dylan?
I may have little legs, but they're made for kicking.
Yeah, dinosoccer!
Dinosoccer? I've never heard of that game before.
What's this?
No city is a match for a mighty dinosaur.
Roar!
Let me in your gates or I'll stomp your castle to the ground.
Roar!
Oh, no you won't.
[Harper] ♪ Oh mighty dinosaur ♪
Thought we were playing soccer.
Oh no!
Adding a third game made things even more complicated.
Yeah, I guess all Dylan did was combine the games.
Yeah, he combined dinos with soccer and dinos with building.
Now maybe we can get the kids to combine all three.
Oh, I got this!
Athena, what are you doing?
I'm combining three games.
Soccer, dinos, and building.
Or rather, knocking down buildings!
[gasps]
Look out!
[gasping]
-Yes! -Athena!
[laughing]
I guess you can't block a dinosaur from your gates.
Roar!
Let's do that again!
I'll build another tower for a dino attack.
[sighing]
We can use my soccer cones as extra towers.
Now that's a triple play date.
Okay, kids.
Mom, can we please stay and play together a little longer?
We just started a new game.
Yeah, Cassie, can we stay? Please, please, please.
-Sure. -Yes!
Yay!
And now we can celebrate.
With tea!
I am so fairy grateful that we learned
that it's okay if our kids want to play alone.
And that it's sparkletastic
when they discover new ways to play together.
[Athena] Roar!
Who's up for some fairy cowboy dino hockey?
[laughing]
[ending music]