Willie, gather all the elves and meet me in the Workshop right now. Let's go.
Look, guys...
...we gotta make as many presents as we can in the next 10 hours.
Fred, it's Christmas Eve.
It's impossible. We just can't build that many toys in that time.
The rule says that every kid gets a toy.
So, what would be the easiest toy to make? One for boys and one for girls.
- A baseball bat. - A Hula-Hoop.
Well, baseball bats and Hula-Hoops it is, then.
Charlene, do you think it's possible we can make enough gifts to meet our quota?
Baseball bats, lose four seconds, 55...
Yeah, it is possible.
It is, but, Fred, that's not what the kids asked for.
Yeah, but all that matters is that each of the kids get a toy.
That they have something that they can open when they wake up in the morning.
Most importantly, they all know there's somebody who's thinking about them.
You guys have never missed a Christmas before.
If you guys are gonna go out this year...
...you're gonna go out trying.
Okay. We're on it.
- I've never seen him... - That's because he's...
...thrown his back out. - No.
- Hey, Annette, how you doing? - Fred.
Nick, I think we're gonna make it. I got elves in the Workshop making presents.
We're cutting corners, but I think we can make it.
You'll still be able to save Christmas. We don't have a lot of time.
That's impossible. The man can hardly carry his own weight.
I can't move.
I can't, Fred.
You can do it. It's Christmas, come on.
- The kids are out there, counting on us. - Oh, boy, I wish I could.