(popping music)
- Finny the shark. (giggles)
(water bubbling)
(happy music)
(ball and toys bouncing)
Boom.
(happily barks)
There we go.
Wonder shark and Sparky boy are here,
to save the day.
Who is the cutest sidekick?
You are.
Yes, you are.
(Sparky nuzzles happily)
All right. We have to hurry.
Myrtle's gonna be here any minute to go.
Trick or treating. (spooky beats)
Woooooo.(spooky beats)
(door bell rings)
That's Myrtle.
I can't wait to see what she dressed up as.
(happy music)
- There's no way I could get a tummy ache
from just one piece of Halloween candy. (chuckles)
Whoooa.
(happy music beats)
(door opens)
- [Both] You're dressed as Wonder shark.
I am dressed as Wonder shark.
- So what are we gonna do?
- Well, we can both be Wonder shark.
Or I have an idea.
I'll be right back.
(Sparky complains)
- Phew. That was close.
Now, come to Papa shark, you sweet little candy. (chuckles)
Whoooa.
- See, Wonder shark is only one of my favorite things.
Now I'm dressed like my other favorite thing.
- You look just like me, Finny.
- Don't you mean Myrtle, Wonder shark?
(both chuckle)
- Okay, time to trick or treat.
- Let's not forget your trick or treat bucket,
Wonder shark
and Myrtle.
(Myrtle and Wonder shark giggle)
Bye Papa shark.
Have fun handing out candy.
- Hoho, I will.
- And don't forget
that candy gives you a tummy ache, Papa shark.
- What?
I was just going to...
Okay.
(water bubbling)
(happy conversations nearby)
- Okay. First stop for trick or treating is,
(heightened tensed beats)
Old Angler's house.
(lightning strikes)
- (whispering) I heard it's haunted.
- I heard that too.
And I heard weird things happen there on Halloween.
Weird, spooky, scary-haunted things.
- (stammers) Are we going
to knock on the door?
(heightened tensed beats)
(lighting strikes)
- Maybe..
Let's trick or treat at some other houses first. Okay.
- Yeah. Good idea.
(water bubbling)
(happy music beats)
(door bell rings)
- [Both] Trick or- - Hmmh.
- [Both] Dare.
- Ho ho. Well, hello there.
Wonder shark
and Myrtle.
- (giggling) He thinks I'm you.
- Here are your treats.
(treats clutter in the buckets)
Fare thee well on this hallows eve.
- [Both] Thank you Fish Casso.
Happy Halloween.
(water bubbling)
(happy music)
(laughing happily)
- Oscar. Leo.
Happy Halloween.
Have you been to Old Angler's house, yet?
- Of course.
Well, I mean.
We almost did.
We got almost halfway to the porch.
Did you go yet?
- Well, not yet.
But we're going to.
Wonder shark and Myrtle aren't afraid of Old Angler's house.
But, um, we wanted to trick or treat
at some other houses first.
Let's go Myrtle.
(water bubbling)
(happy Italian music beats)
- [Both] Trick or treat.
- Oh, Wonder shark and little Myrtle.
Welcome.
(giggle)
I hope you're ready
for every little kid's favorite Halloween treat.
Spook-gheti. (laughs)
There you go.
And there you go.
Happy Halloween.
- Um, thanks Chef Seymour.
Er, happy Halloween.
(water bubbling)
(happy music)
- Rooaaar! - [Myrtle] Haa.
- Sammy.
- Well. Hey, guys.
- [Both] Hey, Shelly.
- How is it going so far?
Did you go to Old Angler's house yet?
We just came from there.
- Really?
Did you ring the doorbell?
Was it scary?
- [Sammy And Shelly] Scary?
- No, no way. - We weren't scared at all.
- We only made it to the front of the porch.
- Well, Wonder shark isn't scared of anything.
We'll go to Old Angler's house
and we'll even ring the bell.
Just not right now.
- Yeah. (hesitates)
We have more houses to go to before Old Angler's.
So, we better get going.
- Good, luck. (chuckles)
- Mmh, yummy candies.
(water bubbling)
(happy music beats)
(door bell rings)
- [Both] Trick or treat.
- Ha ha ha.
(Sparky barks)
Welcome children.
Here's our Halloween joke to get you howling.
Why did the vampire use a mouthwash?
- [Both] I don't know. Why?
- Because he had bat- breath. (laugh)
- Dad, your jokes are absolutely frightful.
But, this trick isn't.
Watch and be amazed.
Alica pu alica rushes.
Your Halloween treats are,
spooky toothbrushes.
- You'll need them,
after all the Halloween sweets you'll eat.
What a treat!
- Thanks Chloe.
Thanks Dr. Crab.
- Count. Dr. Crab.
- (sighs) Well, this is the last house on the block.
I guess it's time to go to Old Angler's house.
(suspension beats)
- You're going to Old Angler's house?
Daddy, can I go with them please?
I've never been.
- Of course.
Have a fang-tastic time.
(laughs)
- Wait,
you haven't done as much trick or treating as us.
Maybe we should take you around so you can catch up.
- Oh, I-
- Great idea Finny.
I mean Myrtle, Finny.
Come on.
- Oh, okay.
Whoa.
(water bubbling)
♪ Trick or treat do do do do do do do ♪
♪ Trick or treat ♪
♪ Trick or treat do do do do do do do ♪
♪ Trick or treat ♪
(water bubbling)
(Myrtle wadding in water)
- Hey guys, this is your last step too. Huh?
- Yep.
Looks like it's all our,
final destination.
(lightning strikes)
(heightened scary beats)
- We are not scaredy crabs.
Are we?
(shaking heads)
- [Sammy] Nope.
(tense beats)
- Has anyone actually seen Old Angler before?
(tense music)
- I heard he's a big furry werewolf.
With sharp pointed teeth.
And only comes out at night.(wolf howling)
- Are you sure Sammy?
I heard Old Angler is a thousand year old mummy
who lives in an old antique clock.
(clock strikes midnight)
(all scatter screaming)
- Oh my goodness.
(Sparky barks)
- I heard Old Angler is a ghost,
who awaits the return of his long lost beloved pet Clam.
(ghost wails)
(all scramble away screaming except Myrtle)
- Out of my way. Out of my-
(door bell rings)
Myrtle, what did you do?
My name isn't Myrtle.
My name is Wonder shark.
And the only way to find out who Old Angler is,
is to face our fears and say,
trick or treat.
(door creaks open)
(heightened music)
- It's Old Angler. Run for your it.
(Myrtle hops back)
- Oh, boy.
Trick or treaters.
What a lovely surprise.
(sighs) For the past 10 years,
I put out my spookiest Halloweeniest decorations.
But nobody ever comes.
I guess I'm just too good at being spooky.
Well, I've got 10 years worth of candy here.
I hope you're ready for treats.
- [Myrtle] I am. - [Wonder Shark] Yes, please.
- Thank you.
- Oh, 10 years.
- [Sammy] Thanks. - {shelly] Yummy.
- Oh, these are the best.
- Have a bewitching Halloween, children.
Bye. Bye. (laughs)
Oh. Hi, there Mama shark.
Is book club still on Thursday this week?
- Yep. See you then Grandma Angler.
- I guess Old Angler wasn't a werewolf after all.
- Or a mummy.
- Or a spooky ghost.
- She was a little old lady.
- Mm, things aren't always what they seem.
Especially on Halloween.
- That was really brave of you Wonder shark.
- I think you mean Myrtle. (laugh)
- I can't wait to eat all this candy.
It's going to be so yummy.
- Oh my tummy,(groans)
so much (burps) candy.
- On second thought,
maybe I'll just have two pieces of candy tonight
and save the rest for later.
♪ Halloween do do do do do do do ♪
♪ Halloween ♪