The Ultimate Christmas Present Page #3
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To Check His Pockets.
Did You Check
Your Pockets, Dear?
It Can't Fit In My Pockets!
Oh.
Santa:
What If It GetsInto The Wrong Hands?
There's No Telling
What Could Happen.
The Consequences
Could Be Disastrous!
Mrs. Claus:
All Right, Darling.
Calm Down.
There's No Time To Calm Down.
I Have To Find That Machine!
You Will.
I'll Send Help.
Fiona And Twinkle
Will Be There
Before You Can
Name The Reindeer.
Santa:
ChristmasIs 3 Days Away.
You Can't Spare
My Best Elves Now.
Mrs. Claus:
Don't Worry.We'll Manage.
Give Me A Kiss.
Mama.
Papa.
Ho Ho Ho!
Mmm.
Bye, Dear.
Santa:
Bye.Uh, We'll Go.
Yeah, We'll Go!
We Can Help Santa
Better Than Anyone.
Yeah, 'Cause, Uh,
When You Need To Find
A Lost Weather Machine,
We're The Only Elves
For The Job.
Please!
Please, Mrs. C.
All Right, Then.
Come On.
Oh Ho Ho!
It's A Light Load,
So You Shouldn't Need
More Than 2 Reindeer.
Let Me See.
Why Don't You Take
Prancer And Vixen.
They Don't Get Out Much.
Ok.
Except...
Except...
Except There's
One Small Problem.
What?
Tell Her.
Well, See,
I'm Kind Of Afraid
Of Reindeer.
I Got Bit Once
By Dasher.
Well, You Shouldn't
Have Poked Him.
I Didn't Poke Him.
I Petted Him.
No, You Poked Him
Like This.
Hey!
Hey, Back!
I'm Getting Always--
Boys.
I'll Fight You.
I'll Fight You--
Boys!
I'm Sorry.
But I'm Going To
Have To Send For
Fiona And Twinkle.
No!
No!
This Is
The Perfect Opportunity
To Show Off
Our Newest Invention.
Let's Show Her.
Let's Show Her.
Ok, Mrs. C.,
You're About To Witness
The Greatest Invention
In History.
Introducing...
North Pole S.U.V.
S.U.V.?
Both:
Santa Utility Vehicle!The World's Very
First Rocket-Powered
Toy-Delivery System!
(Telephone Rings)
Hey, Joey.
Have You Studied
Much Shakespeare?
What's Shakespeare?
Forget It.
Allie!
What?
Your Father Would
Like To Talk To You.
You're Gonna Get It
Mr. Thompson:
Hello?Hi, Dad.
What Is This I Hear
About You And Samantha
Practically Destroying
Your Room?
Um, Well, Things
Kind Of Got A Little
Out Of Hand.
It's...Kind Of
A Long Story.
But We Cleaned
Everything Up.
Allie, You're 13 Years Old.
That's Too Old To Be
Acting Up Like That.
Yeah, I Know.
Sorry, Dad.
And Don't Forget
What Time Of Year It Is.
Santa Might Find Out.
And, Uh...
We Don't Want That
To Happen, Do We?
No.
What?
Oh, My Gosh, Kids!
It's Snowing!
Mom Says It's--
No Way!
What?!
Oh, My Gosh,
Come Here!
No Waaay!
Oh, It's Snow!
Look At That!
Yes!
Hello?
Mrs. Thompson:
Give Me The Phone!
Steve! You Are Not
Going To Believe This!
It Is Snowing Here!
It's What?
All:
Yaaay!Try And Catch One
With Your Tongue!
So Cool!
This Is So Great!
Hey,
Did You Ever Think
You'd See
A White Christmas
In L.A.?
No!
Maybe A Brown One
Due To A Mud Slide,
But Definitely
Not This.
Hang On.
I'm Getting
My Camera!
Ok.
Pretty Wild, Huh?
Yeah! Who'd
Have Thought?
Deck The Halls
With Boughs Of Holly
All:
Fa La La LaLa La La La
'Tis The Season
To Be Jolly
Fa La La La La
La La La La
Don We Now Our Gay Apparel
Fa La La
La La La La--
Ohhh!
Are We Almost There?
Yeah, In About 3 Hours.
Ugh. Can We
Make A Pit Stop?
Why?
You Know Why.
Hmm. Didn't I
Tell You To Go
To The Bathroom
Before We Left?
Well, I Did,
But I Got To Go Again!
Well, We're
Not Stopping.
Cross Your Legs
Or Something.
Whew!
Ugh!
Are We Supposed
To Be Heading East?
What?
The Compass.
It's Pointing East.
You Nitwit!
That's Not A Compass.
That's A Fuel Gauge.
Oh!
(Engine Dies)
Sparky, Didn't I
Tell You To Put Gas
In The Gas Tank?
Yeah!
Did You?
Oh.
I Think I Forgot.
Well, We're Taking
A Pit Stop Now.
Ok, Everybody,
Here We Go!
In 5, 4, 3, 2...
You're On!
Good Evening.
This Is Edwin Hadley,
Here With Your Channel 3
Evening Action Weather.
The Weather Continues
As Predicted. Sunny Days,
Continuing...Into Only
Slightly Cooler Evenings.
We Interrupt This Program
For A Special Weather
Bulletin. Ah...
Ah...
I'm--I'm Sorry.
There Seems To Be
Some Kind Of Mistake.
You See, I've Just Been
Handed A Report That Says
There's...
Well, There's Snow Outside.
As We All Know,
That's Impossible,
So I'll Simply
Disregard This.
And Now, Back To
Our Real Report.
As I Said,
Sunny Days Ahead.
For The Next 5 Days,
We--
What Is It Now?
I Told You That This
Is Impossible!
Can You Not See
That I'm Up Here?
(Crumples Paper)
Ladies And Gentlemen,
I Can Assure You
That There Is Not Now,
Nor Has There Ever Been,
At This Elevation And
Temperature, Even The Most
Remote Possibility Of--
Ohh.
Snow.
Ahem.
It Does Seem That
The Los Angeles Area
Is Experiencing
An Unexpected Cold Front...
Combined With Increased
Levels Of Precipitation,
Which In Turn,
Has Resulted...
In Snow.
Oh, My.
Come On.
Come On,
Keep Going.
Keep Going.
Snow, Indeed.
The Storm
Started Somewhere.
Before This Night
Is Through,
I'm Gonna Figure Out Where.
Edwin!
Don't Bother Me Now.
I'm In The Middle
Of An Important,
Groundbreaking
Research Project.
Ok. Sure. No Problem.
But Mr. Martino
Wants To See You.
Right Away.
Though I Suppose
It's Never Too Late
To Take A Break.
What Do You Want
For Christmas,
Edwin?
Well, Sir, I Hadn't
Really Given It Much Thought.
But, Uh, As Long As
You Brought It Up,
I Was Hoping To Be Able
To Talk To You
About The Possibility
Of A Pay Raise--
A Small One, Of Course.
Hmm. You Know What I Want?
I Want To Wake Up
One Morning,
Turn On The Tv,
And See You With A Nice,
Bright Smile On Your Face
Instead Of That
Lemon-Sucking Grin
You Got On Right Now.
Well, Uh,
Sir, I Wasn't Aware--
I Want To See You
Wearing Something Else
Instead Of That Idiotic
Scrap Of Cloth You Call
A Bow Tie.
This Is From
The Signature Collection--
And You Want To
Know What I Want
Most Of All?
I Want You To Once,
Just Once
In My Lifetime,
To Keep Me Awake
When I Watch You.
What Are You Insinuating?
Oh!
Do I Have To Spell It
Out For You? Ok.
You Are Dull,
Boring,
Tedious,
Tiresome,
A Yawnfest,
A Snooze-A-Thon.
I'd Rather Watch Paint
Dry Then To Watch You.
And Then
To Top It All Off...
Hello! There's
A Snowstorm Outside!
In Los Angeles!
And You Didn't
Even See It Coming!
Well, No One Did, Sir.
It Was Quite Unexpected.
Oh. Did
The Weather Fairy Just
Wave Her Magic Wand,
And Poof! It Snowed?
Yes, Sir.
Well, It's...
I Mean...
I Mean, No, Sir.
But The Pattern
Of This Storm
Is Unlike
Any Other In History.
Instead Of Moving
Across Its Target,
It Seems To Have
Just Appeared And
Spread Out In All Directions.
So, In Measuring
The Amount Of Snowfall,
I'm Going To Be Able
To Determine From Where
It's Been The Longest,
Thus Where It Began.
Ok, Wait, Wait.
Imagine
I'm The Audience.
And, Hey,
Guess What?
I'm Asleep!
Well, Mr. Martino,
As To--
Oh, Come On, Hadley!
Let's Face It.
You Are A Joke,
An Embarrassment,
The Worst Weatherman
In The World!
You Know, The Only
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