ABBY CADABBY: Oh, hi!
It's me, Abby Cadabby Do you want to watch
me practice my magic?
Ah!
I'm going to turn this ordinary glass
of milk into a pumpkin!
Now, what rhymes with milk?
Cow!
Cow, milk, milk, cow!
Oh, no.
No.
Cow does not rhyme with milk.
A cow makes milk.
Let me see.
Ah!
Frog!
Frog, milk, milk, frog.
No.
No, hmm.
Gee, any suggestions?
Silk!
Silk rhymes with milk!
OK, hmm, silk, pilk, diddle, diddle filk, make a pumpkin
from this milk!
PUMPKIN: Oh!
I'm a pumpkin!
Look at me!
I'm a pumpkin!
What happened?
ABBY CADABBY: Oh!
Oh, that was me!
Oh, I'm sorry!
I must have waved my wand in the wrong direction.
PUMPKIN: But I'm not supposed to be a pumpkin!
I'm a--
a--
I'm a--
I don't remember what I am!
ABBY CADABBY: Oh, well don't worry!
I'll help change you!
And oh, you'll help, too, right?
PUMPKIN: Yeah!
Please help me!
I don't want to be a pumpkin!
I want to be a-- well, whatever I was before!
ABBY CADABBY: OK,OK, now, do you remember anything about
who you were?
PUMPKIN: Oh, let me think.
Hmm.
Wait!
Something's coming!
Yes, I had these things sticking out of
both sides of my head.
And I could hear noises and music and talking.
Um, what are they called?
ABBY CADABBY: Umm, ears!
PUMPKIN: You got it!
Ears!
ABBY CADABBY: OK.
Right, OK.
Um, dears, smears, gears, ears!
PUMPKIN: No!
These are wrong!
My ears were big and kind of gray, and floppy.
ABBY CADABBY: OK,OK, um, noppy,
ploppy, flippity floppy!
PUMPKIN: Hey! these feel right!
Very flippy floppy!
ABBY CADABBY: Oh, good!
Do you remember who you are now?
PUMPKIN: Let me think.
Hmm.
ABBY CADABBY: Any ideas?
PUMPKIN: Wait!
ABBY CADABBY: Huh?
PUMPKIN: I got it!
I had a thingy in the middle of my face, and I could smell
and breathe in and out with it!
What is that thing called, again?
ABBY CADABBY: Hm.
Oh!
A nose!
OK, uh, bose, pose, give him a nose!
PUMPKIN: No!
This isn't right!
My nose was really long, and I could pick up leaves with it,
and squirt water!
It was --
It was a--
hmm.
ABBY CADABBY: Ah!
A trunk!
Yeah!
PUMPKIN: That's it!
I had a wonderful trunk!
ABBY CADABBY: OK, plunk, junk, sunk, give him a trunk!
PUMPKIN: Say!
Now, this is very familiar!
And quite handy--
or trunky!
So I must be a--
ABBY CADABBY: Oh, I know!
I know!
Do you?
Let's tell him!
An elephant!
PUMPKIN: Yeah!
ABBY CADABBY: All right, smelephant, felephant, make
him an elephant!
ELEPHANT: Look!
I'm me!
I'm an elephant!
Oh, joy to be me!
Oh, rapture!
I am elephant!
Hear me trumpet!
ABBY CADABBY: Wow!
You sure are an elephant!
And I promise not to say, silk, pilk,
diddle, diddle, filk.
PUMPKIN: I'm a pumpkin!
Look at me!
I'm a pumpkin!
What happened?
ABBY CADABBY: Uh, ha-ha, oops.