(ominous music)
(piano playing)
- Hey there, little boy.
What's your name?
- I'm Charlie.
- Can you help me?
- No, sorry, I don't know you.
- Charlie, I'm just a friendly scarecrow.
- That's what they all say.
- Aw, come on, Charlie.
Just do me one thing.
- Come on, Charlie.
- Sorry, I have to go now.
(eerie sound effects)
(harp playing)
That scarecrow was talking to me.
- Yeah, Charlie, of course it was.
- Let me just go and say goodbye.
- Hurry up, Charlie.
(harp playing)
- Bye, Mr. Scarecrow.
- Charlie, come on, please.
Just do me one thing.
- What is it?
- I'm just so uncomfortable on this pole.
Can you just undo it a little for me?
- Yeah, okay.
(suspenseful orchestra music)
- Come on, Charlie.
(suspenseful orchestra music)
- Mr. Scarecrow, hello?
Uh-oh.
(suspenseful orchestra music)
- Where have you guys been?
- We were playing football.
- And I was talking to a scarecrow.
- Daniel used to squirrels.
- At least squirrels are real.
- Scarecrows are real too.
- Yeah, okay, Charlie.
Anyway, who wants to watch "The Wizard of Oz?"
- Not again, Harry.
(ominous music)
(chanting)
(door creaking open)
(dramatic orchestra music)
(screams)
(computer mouse clicking)
(ominous orchestra music)
(screams)
(light click)
(dramatic orchestra music)
- I told you scarecrows were real!
(screams)
I told you scarecrows are real.
- Yeah, okay, Charlie,
you're right,
but that doesn't help me right now.
- It's fine, Daniel,
you're assuming they're evil.
I find them quite friendly, actually.
- Thank you, Charlie.
(screams)
(dramatic orchestra music)
(screams)
- I'm sorry Mr. Scarecrow,
my brothers' are scaredy cats.
(screams)
(dramatic orchestra music)
- Look, we just wanted
to see if you had any better clothes.
Our creators always give us
these awful rags to wear.
- I'm sure I can find something.
(brass instruments playing)
(fist smacking face) (scarecrow groans)
- Why would you hit a scarecrow?
(brass instruments playing)
- Daniel, what are we gonna do?
- [Scarecrow] I don't know,
but the scarecrows are definitely evil.
- We have to get out of this house.
- [Scarecrow] No, let's stay.
- Why are you talking like that?
- [Scarecrow] I think I have a cold.
- Why are you hiding your face?
- [Scarecrow] I'm not.
I'm just keeping warm.
- Why have you got straw coming off your legs?
- [Scarecrow] Because I'm --
- For goodness sake, Harry,
it's clearly not me.
It's the scarecrow wearing my clothes.
- Oh.
Why didn't you say before?
- I thought you'd know when it spoke
with its evil scarecrow voice.
- I have a cold.
(coughs)
(suspenseful drum music)
(screams)
(groans)
(suspenseful drum music)
- Cool.
(hat thuds)
(piano music)
(heavy breathing)
(sighing)
- [Man] Hi, boys.
(piano music)
Boys, what have you been doing?
- Uh, nothing.
- You've been making Halloween scarecrows.
- Yeah, we tried.
- Don't worry, boys,
I can finish this.
(dramatic orchestra music)
- I've got a bad feeling about this.
- Guys, make sure you subscribe
for part two
and leave a light for Mrs. Scarecrow.
Cha-ching.
(dramatic stringed music)
- Oh no.
(dramatic stringed music)