Wiggly World of Puzzle City

Season #10 Episode #24
Genre: Children, Family
Original Story by: Alexis
Year:
2004
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FADE IN:

INT. BEN COHEN'S ROOM - MORNING

10-year-old BEN COHEN, with a heroic smile, wakes up to the chirping of birds outside his window. His room is a typical boy's sanctuary, with posters of his favorite basketball players adorning the walls and a collection of action figures neatly arranged on the shelves. He jumps out of bed, eager to start the day.

BEN:

(to himself)

Today's the day! I'm going to watch the Love Ducks marathon.

Ben hears a knock at his door and his mother, LULU COHEN, pokes her head in.

LULU COHEN:

(smiling)

Happy birthday week, Ben!

BEN:

(beaming)

Thanks, Mom! Can't wait to see what Grandma Bubby got me!

LULU COHEN:

Why don't you come downstairs and find out? She's waiting for you in the living room.

Ben races downstairs, his heart fluttering with excitement. The aroma of freshly baked cookies wafts through the house, hinting at the surprise that awaits him.

Fade to Black to the Tittle Card: Love Ducks are for Babies, Kids, Preteens and Teenagers of Little Jenny takes a family photo with Ben Cohen.

INT. LIVING ROOM - CONTINUOUS

The living room is adorned with colorful balloons and streamers, creating a festive atmosphere. BEN's GRANDMA BUBBY COHEN, played by the iconic Phyllis Diller, sits comfortably on the couch, her eyes twinkling with mischief. She's dressed in a vibrant outfit that clashes delightfully with the decor, a blend of pink, yellow, and lime green. She holds a large, wrapped box in her lap.

BEN:

(out of breath)

Wow, Grandma Bubby! You're here! Happy birthday to me!

GRANDMA BUBBY COHEN

(laughing)

Well, I wouldn't miss it for the world, my little love duckling!

BEN:

(slightly confused)

Love duckling?

I want to watch Love Ducks on TV and everyone is going to join the party on Sunday.

GRANDMA BUBBY COHEN

(winking)

Oh, don't you worry, Ben.

Ben turns on the TV when a hypnotic voice is heard.

Announcer (on TV): The Love Ducks.

Four colored ducks float down and land in a pond.

Announcer (on TV): Hello, Love Ducks. It's a fine day.

INT. JODY’S ROOM - Morning

On TV, colored ducks Love Ducks quack the Little Night Music by Mozart.

Meanwhile, His best friend Jody Dahl watches TV where Love Ducks are playing, looking at Ben's party invitation. She's dances her own balletic dance to the Love Ducks theme song.

Meanwhile, Little Jenny watches TV where Love Ducks are playing.

Meanwhile, Charlotte Orleans and her cousin Megan Mullally watches TV where Love Ducks are playing. She's sitting on her bed, surrounded by stuffed animals.

Meanwhile, Rosalina Flores and her two cousins Patty the Polar Bear Cub and Veco the Calf watch TV where Love Ducks are playing.

INT. FAMILY ROOM - CONTINUOUS

Ben's mother, LULU COHEN, is busy setting up a surprise birthday party for her son. She hums along to the Love Ducks theme song playing in the background as she arranges snacks and party favors.

LULU COHEN:

(to Grandma Bubby)

Mommy, Everyone loves Love Ducks like Parents, Children and even Teenagers.

GRANDMA BUBBY COHEN

Teenagers, Yuck!

Announcer (on TV): Goodbye, Love Ducks. Goodbye!

Ben turns off the TV.

BEN:

(slightly disappointed)

But that's just full episode, Grandma. Where are the movie?

GRANDMA BUBBY COHEN

(chuckles)

Patience, Ben. First, let's see what I brought for you. Besides we can go to the movie theater and watch the Love Ducks movie.

BEN:

(awed)

Wow, Grandma!

Yellow Love Duck transition to the Song: Dancing on the Ceiling sung by Olaf the Oaf

INT. Hotel Room - Evening

Olaf the Oaf lies in bed as Nurse Penny Cillin as a ghost with non-invisible tap dancing shoes comes in. She starts tap dancing on the ceiling.

Olaf the Oaf:
(singing)

She dances overhead,

On the ceiling near my bed.

In my sight,

Through the night. (scats)

I try to hide in vain,

Underneath my counterpane.

There's my love,

Up above.

Olaf the Oaf plays a harmonica solo as she tap dances

I love my ceiling more,

Since it is a dancing floor,

Just for … my love.

She accidentally breaks a hole in the ceiling. A Little Girl (from the interview segment of Elmo’s World: Hair) peeps through the hole and tells her grandmother.

Little Girl:
(angrily)

Grandma! Someone's tap dancing on the ceiling again!

Little Girl’s Grandmother: How many times have I told you?! No dancing on the ceiling in the hotel, young lady!

Yellow Love Duck transition to the Gasline Movie Theater with Fox in Socks playing the Love Ducks movie.

INT. GASLINE MOVIE THEATER - MORNING

INT. MOVIE THEATER LOBBY - CONTINUOUS

Fox in Socks:
Well, Is the love ducks movie started.

Mr. Knox:
I don’t think so, Fox. We have to wait for Ben and his friends. They’re the VIP guests for today’s special screening.

Fox in Socks:
Oh, I can’t wait! I heard it’s going to be operation good riddance.

Fox in Socks and Mary O’Brien put the Love Ducks movie posters around the lobby.

Mr. Knox and Sue Snue makes bubbles in the lobby to entertain the kids.

Bob and Nurse Penny Cillin are making streamers in the theater for the surprise party. Bob is using a stapler to attach the streamers to the ceiling.

Snorer and Piper Winters are asking the young man about the film reel for the Love Ducks movie.

EXT. Town Street - Sunset

Snorer

(To The Young Man)

Excuse Us, Sir! Have you seen the film reel for the Love Ducks movie?

YOUNG MAN:

(Nods, pointing)

It's in the projection booth, ma'am. But Mr. Knox said it's only for the VIPs.

SNORER and PIPER WINTERS exchange a knowing look.

PIPER WINTERS:

(whispers)

I guess we'll have to get a little creative then, won't we, Snorer?

They runs back into the movie theater, their eyes sparkling with excitement and mischief.

Yellow Love Duck transition to the Song: Feet sung by Nurse Penny Cillin in Indian-style

INT. Indian Palace - Night

Nurse Penny Cillin pets the Cobra as the Cobra plays a pungi to hypnotize the Snake charmer named Buck Trollie

NURSE PENNY CILLIN: (singing)

I've forgotten your eyes, Cause they no longer hypnotize my memory.

I've forgotten your nose, And the way that it grows in some kind of dignity.

And I've forgotten your lips, And your cool fingertips, oh, sort of sweet…

But I'll never forget, No, I'll never forget your feet

Buck Trollie’s feet sticking out of the basket (done by Lucia Becker) as he tap dances with Nurse Penny Cillin

Forget your feet? I'd sooner forget my name and address.

To forget your feet, It would take a case of amnesia, no less.

To forget those arches, those insteps, those toes,

Those bountiful bunions I used to greet, When in abject surrender,

I fall adoringly at your feet!

I remember your ears, But they no longer make the tears run down my cheeks!

And I remember your knees, But they no longer please

I remember your chin, But your chin don't even begin to compete

With the memory of those Ooooo memory of your feet!

You’re Talk about feet

You’re Talk about feet

Talk about, feet feet feet feet feet feet feet feet feet!

When all is forgotten your feet will remain!

Yeah, feet!

They march up and down inside of my brain.

When I see those titanic toenails so sweet,

That huge metatarsals, so indiscreet,

And I know when I die,

Well of course I will cry,

Right before the last beat of my heart,

I will start to repeat

That phrase so sweet

In Latin it's "su pies"

In French is "vos pieds"

But in English it's, short and terse and it's sweet

Now these filthy — what makes my (coughs)

Those things aren't petite!

Your thin, fan, foolish, fabulous,

Fantastic and fantabulous,

Hulking, bulking, huge and wonderful,

Rooming, booming, bold and blunderful,

I mean they're filming — glowing, wonderful FEET!

You kicked me that time!

Feet! Woo! They're just so — oh my — (falls)

Toot toot tootsie, Hello!

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