Charlie: A Toy Story Page #3
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- 2013
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Really.
Thanks, buddy.
I knew you
could do it, Dad.
I knew you could make
the awesome-st toy
in the whole world.
Oh, come here.
I never stopped
believing in you.
That means
so much to me.
- No.
Okay, I gotta
get you home.
Hand me your book bag.
Here.
- Come on, come on.
- Okay.
Okay...
Cupcake.
Got everything?
II'
What's this, buddy?
Well, open it already.
You didn't have to...
Oh.
Just believe.
Is this a falling star?
Do you remember
what you told me the time
we saw a falling star
at the lake?
You said,
Look, a falling star!"
And I said, Can I make
a wish?"
- And you said, You know--"
- You know...
I don't think
you need any wishes.
All you have to do...
... just believe in
yourself and never give up.
You'll make your own magic."
And you did, Dad.
You did.
You made
your own magic.
You are the most...
magical thing
I ever helped make.
Oh, your mother.
- Oh, gosh.
- She is going to kill us.
Here, grab your book bag.
You got everything?
I know, Charlie did
so good, didn't he?
I know.
When he took that first step...
I know.
He did so...
Oh...
Looks like you two
had a good, long time.
We did, Mom!
It was so much fun!
We had cupcakes,
and Charlie almost
ate a stuffed cat...
What?
Okay, okay,
slow down, baby.
Listen, why don't you
take your stuff,
go upstairs
and get into bed, pronto.
Chop-Chop
Good night, buddy.
Good night, Dad,
love you!
It's almost 10:
00, Jack.I know.
We were just
having so much fun
and I just... I lost
track of time.
Okay.
Fine.
I'm glad you guys
had fun,
but you can't just
lose track of time, okay?
And now I've got
an overexcited
ten-year-old boy
hopped up on sugar
at almost 10:
00 at night.I understand.
I mean, I know, Faith.
I just hate that
I don't get to spend
all the time with
him anymore.
I know.
It's hard on me, too.
Just...
just try, okay?
Just... try to
grow up a little bit.
For Caden.
I mean, you don't have to
grow up entirely.
Just a little bit.
Okay?
Okay.
I could come in.
Maybe we could
talk a little bit.
Um...
I can't.
- I'm sorry.
- No, it's...
Not-- not tonight.
See you Wednesday?
I come pick him up?
Okay.
Have a good night.
Have a good night.
Ha.
- Fight!
- We're gonna have to take
matters into our own hands.
We're gonna have to get
those plans for
whackman's" new toy.
And how are we
supposed to do that?
The dude lives in
his toy store.
So we get him out of there.
Wait a minute, I think my
battery's low or something.
I can't see.
- Ow!
- Body blow!
Way out of there.
We're gonna have to send him
away for an entire night.
And you're in no problem!
- Ow!
- Body blow!
Ugh...
Game over.
Hey, what is that?
Every year, Mr. Amrak
and his team invite
only ten of
the most promising,
innovative toymakers
in the country
to share their
most amazing creations.
The grandest toy will receive
distribution
with our company
and the opportunity
to be shared with
all the children in the world."
That's it!
Robbie!
Robbie, come on, man.
There's no time
for resting now.
I've got our plan.
Game over.
Come on, kiddos.
Lunch is served.
Oh.
Hey, Dad.
I'm just making lunch
for the boys.
Up.
Mom, phone!
Jack?
Yeah, he had Caden last night.
Took him home
at almost 10:
00 at night.Oh, it's Dad!
Hey, Dad.
Hey, buddy.
- Is your mom there?
- Sure.
Mom!
I know.
That's okay,
we talked about it, it's fine.
Well, she's kind of busy.
You want me to give her
a message?
Uh, yeah, sure.
Do me a favor.
Let her know that
I'm going out of town
for a couple of days,
and I know I'm supposed to
pick you up on Wednesday
and I am so sorry.
Um...
I got this big invite in
the mail this morning
and it's a big
deal in Los Angeles,
so I have to drive straight
through if I'm gonna make it.
Los Angeles?
Like, California, Los Angeles?
How long you
gonna be gone?
Just for a couple days
and I'm gonna be home
on your birthday,
buddy, I promise.
What about the store?
I'm just gonna shut it down
for a couple days.
I can't pass up
this opportunity.
This is Amrak's Annual
Toy Search.
It's an honor
just to be invited.
You'll let your mom know,
won't you?
Sure thing, Dad.
I came by earlier,
you guys weren't there,
so I left the invite
underneath the mat
in front of the door.
It has all the information
on it and stuff
in case of emergencies.
Make sure your mom gets it.
Yeah.
Hey, if l wasn't in such
a rush, I would run by.
I could talk to your mom
if you want to run and grab
her real quick.
Dad, it's cool.
It's handled.
Just chillax, 'kay?
Okay-
If it's cool, then...
and it's handled,
I will chillax.
You know, it's all...
it's all good
in the hood, yo.
Did I say that right, buddy?
Dad, please.
Right, I'm sorry.
Okay, I gotta go.
I gotta lock up the store
and I have to
get on the road.
I have a long drive
ahead of me.
Keys.
Um...
I love you, buddy.
I love you too, Dad.
How about
I call you later?
Okay.
All right, great,
love you too.
Mm-hmm, bye-bye.
Come on, Charlie!
Caden, lunch!
You too, Charlie.
I see you haven't gotten
I can say the same thing.
You think you got all
the answers, don't you?
Did you girls need something
or you just like
carrying flowers
around the neighborhood?
give these to your mom.
How nice.
She obviously must feel
sorry for her or something.
Have a nice day, loser.
- Whoa!
- Whoa!
How mature.
You gotta have your mutt
fight your battles, huh?
Hope your loser dad has fun
in Lost Angeles, loser!
Ow!
What?
How do they know Dad's
going to Los Angeles?
Hey, there you are.
Who was that?
Robbie Hutchins
and Scooter Reed.
Well, this is nice.
Scooter Reed.
His mom is Misti Reed?
Huh.
Yeah, she and her wardrobe
have been a very interesting
addition to the PTA.
the end of the street, right?
It's his stepmom.
Yeah, the big Greek house.
Are you okay, sweetie?
Yeah.
Okay, good.
Hey, look, don't you
worry about this, okay?
We're gonna get this
all cleaned up.
Come on, goofballs.
Come on, Charlie.
Come on, come on.
See, that's the--
that's the thing
I was telling you about.
- Nice.
- Right.
Hey, Dad.
I'm working, son.
Dad, can we play
superheroes together?
Come on,
come on, come on!
Put the hand in the air,
let's fly up to
the Empire State.
Ready?
Whoo!
Shh... shh...
your nemesis, Lex Luthor.
Give me one
right here, quick!
Oh!
Bases loaded,
here's the pitch!
Holy mow!
Right between
the pitcher's legs!
All the way to home base.
The ball's in the outfield.
And he scores.
The Yankees
lose to the Rangers.
At 5:
00, he met a boy....Hey, you'.
said the grouchy lady bug,
'You wanna fight?'
Waited for
the answer to reply.
'Oh, you're not big enough,'
said the grouchy ladybug,
and flew off."
That's one
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