JOEL MCHALE: Hi, I'm Joel, and I'm here to tell you all about
the word "prickly." Now, the word "prickly" means covered
in sharp points.
And I'm going to show you some prickly things.
This is a cactus.
CACTUS: Hey, look, I'm a busy plant.
Can we get to the point here?
JOEL MCHALE: Of course we can.
We can get to all the points.
CACTUS: Huh?
JOEL MCHALE: See these pointy spines all over you, Cactus?
CACTUS: Well, yeah.
JOEL MCHALE: Well, they are very sharp, and they are what
make you prickly.
CACTUS: Wow.
You get me, Joel.
You really get me.
JOEL MCHALE: Now, cactuses aren't the only things that
are prickly.
CACTUS: Aw, just when I thought I was special!
JOEL MCHALE: Pineapples are also prickly.
Come on out here, Pineapple!
PINEAPPLE: What do you need to know?
Ask me anything.
I'm very sharp.
JOEL MCHALE: You sure are, Pineapple.
As a matter of fact, you have sharp points all over you.
And that is what makes you--?
PINEAPPLE: Prickly!
JOEL MCHALE: That's right, prickly!
PINEAPPLE: I told you I was sharp.
JOEL MCHALE: Now I know what you're thinking.
Some fruits and some plants are prickly,
but what about animals?
CACTUS: That's exactly what I'm thinking!
What about animals?
PINEAPPLE: Are there any prickly animals?
JOEL MCHALE: Oh, there sure are.
Everyone say hello to my friend, the porcupine.
PORCUPINE: You can look, but you better not touch!
JOEL MCHALE: Why not, Porcupine?
PORCUPINE: Because I'm full of sharp quills!
I'm prickly.
JOEL MCHALE: That's right, Porcupine.
You're prickly!
PORCUPINE: Mm-hmm.
CACTUS: Wow, I can't believe we're all prickly!
PINEAPPLE: Aw, it's like we're one big, prickly family!
PORCUPINE: Come on, guys, group hug!
CACTUS: Yeah, good idea!
JOEL MCHALE: Wait, you guys, wait, wait!
Ah!
Prickly!
Ah.
Get off of me.
This is exactly what I was talking about.
Ah!