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meets us here.
And that is gonna be you
this time, Johnny.
-What? You want...
You want me to drive? -Yeah.
It's time my boy had
a proper role in the gang, eh?
Hang on, hang on, dad.
Barry's always been our driver.
Barry don't mind.
Do you, Barry?
-No. No, that's fine.
-Yeah.
So... so, when exactly
is this ship coming in, then?
We ain't got a date yet.
Probably won't be
for a while, though, will it?
What do you care? It's the last
job we ever need to do.
When it comes in, we go.
Right?
Great.
Can't wait.
- Um, hi.
I saw your ad in the paper.
Yes, I need a nanny
just for a couple of weeks.
You can? Great.
Oh, the kids?
Yes, they're wonderful.
They... yeah, I have 25.
No, I'm... I'm not joking.
- Um, but they're really
no problem... -
- hello? Hello?
Good night, mommy.
Hey. How was the big meeting?
That bad, really?
Well, I have something
really exciting to tell you.
Mmm.
You make the best pie, honey.
Listen, Norman,
i know it's short notice,
but I could really use some help
with the kids tomorrow
because... well, you are not
gonna believe what I did today.
Norman, are you listening to me?
Rehearsals begin
so get some sleep
and dream big dreams.
Hmm.
Good morning, everybody.
Now, I want you all dressed
before breakfast.
Breakfast!
Rosita, have you seen
my car keys?
Don't forget, your keys
are in your coat pocket.
Oh, I found 'em.
- Bye, honey.
- -Bye, Norman.
Time for school.
Bye, iggy.
Bye, Perry. Bye, Carla.
Bye, Gail. Bye, Rory.
Bye, Mickey. Bye, moe.
Bye, Nelson. Bye, Hannah.
Bye, Tess. Bye, Kelly.
Bye, George. Bye, Andy.
Bye, Freddy.
Bye-bye, caspar.
This contest is war.
This stage is the battlefield.
Your song is your weapon.
Now, you only get one shot
to blow that audience away,
so choose carefully
from the list of songs
I've selected for each of you.
Ah, talked some sense
into that boyfriend of yours.
Lance is an artist,
but I wouldn't expect you
to understand that.
You're right.
I don't understand that at all.
Now, you'll notice each list
also includes my costume
- and performance suggestions.
Okay? Miss crawly will show you
to your rehearsal spaces.
Now, let's get to work.
Excuse me, Mr. moon?
For some reason, it says here
that I should be playing
the piano?
Yes, just imagine--
big, soulful guy like you
tenderly playing the keys.
There'll be goose bumps
everywhere.
Well, I haven't played piano
since I was a kid.
Miss crawly, we're gonna need
Yes, sir! Up the stairs.
I'll be right along.
And, Pete, you're in here.
- You got it, Mr. moon.
-Check your ego, man.
-Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
-Break it up, break it up,
break it up. -Oh, yeah?
Tell ricki. He started it.
That's right.
Just like I started this band.
My band, Howie.
Oh, forgive me, your highness.
- Guys, come on.
No, no, no, no, no.
Hey, hey. Out. Get out of here.
--Look, just calm down
and pick a song.
-Wow!
if I do the singing part
to you.
Bah! Are you joking me?
You are just in need of, like,
a super cool warm-up.
--Come on, let's take off
- these clothes.
That... that is not necessary.
Oh!
That is a lot of skin.
Ah, don't you look
so worried face.
I've got one for you, too.
Hey, porky!
-Keep it down, will you?
-Sorry.
Hey, moon, you gave me
the wrong list.
Cheesy pop's
not exactly my style.
Style.
I'm glad you brought that up.
Now, let's see.
- There.
Isn't this a great color
for you?
I can't tell.
It's melting my eyes.
-You got anything in black?
-Black?
What, you want everyone to think
you're going to a funeral?
You think you're some kind
of artsy-fartsy type?
No, no, no, no, no.
Bingo! Pop star Princess!
Is this part of the competition?
Okay, everybody, don't panic.
- Don't panic.
- What's going on?
Talk to me, crawly.
When did we last pay
the power company, Mr. moon?
Oh, for Pete's sake.
Okay, don't worry, everybody.
I will take care of this.
In the meantime,
you will continue
to rehearse in the dark.
-What?
-But I can't see anything.
- Don't you worry, Rosita.
I have glow sticks.
Great.
Use this time to shake off
those first-day inhibitions,
and I'll be right back.
-Okay, you heard him.
- Back to work now.
Come on, everybody.
Whoa!
Sorry, old girl.
I'll fix that.
- Mr. moon?
You-you probably
don't remember me,
but i-i auditioned yesterday,
and I...
Hey, listen.
reach the ledge?
Th-that ledge?
Whoa!
Whoa, that's a heck of a trunk
you've got there.
Thanks a lot, kid.
Uh, Mr. moon?
M-my name is meena,
and I baked a cake for you,
and, uh... uh, I was wondering
if you'd maybe give me
-Just a moment, please.
Be right with you.
Hmm.
Yay! It's about time.
Johnny...
Yep, mind your head here.
Hey, can you pull up
that scenic cable?
-You mean this?
-Yes, that's it.
Great!
And the house lights?
Wow.
Ah, I know.
Beautiful, isn't she?
You know what, kid?
How would you like to be
a part of this show?
Really? Wait.
Oh, my gosh, I was just
gonna ask about that.
Great. 'Cause I could
really use a stagehand.
Stagehand?
-But...
You're gonna pick it up
in no time.
I'll teach you everything
i know. Follow me.
These are the rehearsal spaces
and dressing rooms,
and up here we got workshops
and the main office.
Up in the air!
Touch your toes!
Awesome.
Awesome?
Yeah, I think the word
you're after is "awful."
And that's me
restraining myself.
There's not an ounce of talent
between 'em.
Not an ounce.
In fact, you know what?
I think that prize
is as good as mine already.
Yes, indeed, uh,
i am about to come
into a very, very large
sum of money.
$100,000, to be precise.
Well, is that so?
In that case, sir, you'll be
wanting our platinum card.
Well, well, well, hello again.
Oh, man, these are, like,
the cheesiest songs
of all time.
I know, right?
I mean, I was even thinking
of writing my own song instead.
Wait, what?
-Your own song?
-Well, yeah.
Look, if you want
to win that money,
just do what the koala says.
Why? You think I can't
write my own song?
Whoa, whoa. I'm just saying,
not everyone
can write songs, okay?
I know I make it
look easy, babe,
but it's not.
Oh, here she is.
- Quiet down, everybody.
So, meena, are you in the show?
Uh... well, yeah, kind of,
but...
She did it!
Oh, I'm so proud of you,
i could pop!
That's my birthday wish
coming true right there!
-Way to go, meena!
-Oh, meena, we love you!
Mom...
-What the heck?
-Wait a minute, wait a minute.
Don't be mad, okay?
It was your grandma.
She told the whole street
about your audition.
-Mom, no, wait.
-Shh, shh. Shush, baby.
You need to save
So, from now on,
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