into our laps.
- So we're not going to let her stay?
- No.
Put on your nightgown
and go to sleep.
Good night, OK?
Hi. I need a car
at 116th and Riverside, please.
- Hold, please.
- Thank you.
Hello, sir.
Destination, please.
Sir?
- Morgan.
- What?
I want you to sleep
in my room tonight.
- Why?
- Just come on.
All right.
Fear not, Giselle!
I will rescue you!
Yeah, but who's
gonna rescue me?
- All right, let's close it up.
- Whoa!
- Hey, buddy! You ain't...
- Silence!
Guys, I got it.
- Your name, peasant! Quickly!
- Arty.
Are you in league with
the wicked old hag who sent
my poor Giselle
to this foul place, Arty?
Is this man party
to this evil plot, chipmunk?
- Uh-oh.
- Aw, poor chipmunk.
Speechless in my presence.
What say you, sir?
Don't try my patience.
- What are you talking about?
- I seek a beautiful girl.
My other half,
my one coquette,
the answer
to my love's duet.
I'd like to
find one of them too.
Then keep a wary eye out, Arty.
- Come along, Pip.
- Are you OK?
Hey!
Hey! Get off the car, you nut!
Did you see that chipmunk?
Oh, my.
This just won't do.
Whoa!
Oh, my goodness.
Are you all right?
Oh.
Hello.
Oh...
Well, it's always nice
to make new friends.
All right, everyone,
let's tidy things up.
# Come, my little friends as we all sing
a happy little working song
# Merry little voices
Clear and strong
# Come and roll your
sleeves up so to speak
# And pitch in cleaning
crud up in the kitchen
# As we sing along
# Trill a cheery tune in the tub
as you scrub a stubborn mildew stain
# Pluck a hairball
from the shower drain
# To that gay refrain
of a happy working song
# We'll keep singing
without fail
# Otherwise we'd spoil it
# Hosing down the garbage pail
and scrubbing up the toilet
# How we all enjoy letting loose with
a little "la da dum dum dum"
# While we're emptying the vacu-um
# It's such fun
- # To hum a happy working song
- # Ooh
# A happy working song
# Oh, how strange
a place to be
# Till Edward comes for me
# My heart is sighing
# Still, as long as I am here
# I guess a new experience
# Could be worth trying
# Hey, keep drying
# You can do a lot
when you've got such
# A happy working tune to hum
# While you're sponging up
the soapy scum
# We adore each filthy chore
that we determine
# So, friends even though
you're vermin
# We're a happy working throng
# Singing as we fetch
the detergent box
# For the smelly shirts
and the stinky socks
# Sing along
# If you cannot sing
Then hum along
# As we're finishing
our happy working song #
Ah.
Wasn't this fun?
- Wake up, wake up!
- What?
- Wake up!
- What is it?
- Come, you have to come see!
- What is it?
I can't tell you.
You have to come see!
What's wrong? Are you OK?
- Yes. What is it, Morgan?
- Look!
Oh, my gosh. Get out! Out!
- What do I do with them?
- Get them outside.
- Get rid of them.
- Put them back?
Put them outside!
Don't put them back.
Open the door!
Good! Watch out!
- Stay there.
- But, Dad.
Shh. Stay there.
- Hello.
- Come in!
- Yeah, can I...
- Oh. Good morning, Robert.
Oh! That's too thoughtful of you.
Thank you! Oh, I hope
you had nice dreams.
- I think I'm still in one.
- This is a magical room.
Where does the water come from?
Uh, well, the water comes
from the pipes.
- And where do the pipes get it?
- Uh, I don't know. From...
...wherever the pipes get it.
- Oh.
It is magical.
- Hey, girlfriend.
- Hi, Nancy.
What do you say,
you ready to kick it?
Kick what?
Why do you still have your PJ's on?
It's been pretty busy around here.
Wow.
It's really neat in here.
- Did you guys get a maid?
- No. Not exactly.
Don't worry.
My friends