Write really overly-funny super hilarious comedy 17+ short 15 page Mr Men book parody transcript based on my prompt:(but make it more funnier adult comedy where the characters, and author from said script constantly make fun of and question logic in the level that ain’t possible or don’t make any sense and why, AND they’d make fun of the plot in the prompt: (Do this with EVERY prompt i give (do exactly EVERYTHING the plot says they do and I mean EVERYTHING, literally)


rewrite this in that style:

(The episode begins with Mr. Topsy-Turvy walking to the left of the screen while looking towards the right. The screen has a white background)

Narrator: Mr. Topsy-Turvy was a funny sort of fellow.

(The camera zooms out and the background turns into a lovely nature setting with green hills and bushes. Mr. Topsy-Turvy continues walking down the path that appears at the bottom of the screen)

Narrator: Everything about him was either upside down, or inside out,

Bird (offscreen): (chirping)

(Mr. Topsy-Turvy starts walking to the right side of the screen despite his feet still pointing to the left)

Narrator: Or back to front - topsy-turvy, in fact!

Bird (offscreen): (chirping)

(Mr. Topsy-Turvy starts walking to the left side of the screen again)

Narrator: It was all very extraordinary!

Bird (offscreen): (chirping)

(The camera cuts to Mr. Topsy-Turvy's rather bizarre house)

Narrator: To give you some idea of how topsy-turvy Mr. Topsy-Turvy was, you ought to see his house.

(The camera zooms in on Mr. Topsy-Turvy's house)

Narrator: The front door is upside-down to start with.

(A close-up of some upside-down curtains is then shown)

Narrator: And the curtains hang upside-down at the windows!

(The next scene is the upside-down chimney pot, which zooms in as the narrator explains what it is)

Narrator: And.. (chuckles) just look at that chimney pot! All very extraordinary! (he says this while trying to stifle his giggles).

(The next scene is inside Mr. Topsy-Turvy's house with a close up of an upside down clock on the mantlepiece with the upside down fireplace roaring away as the camera zooms out)

Narrator: Inside is the same. Just look at that clock standing on Mr. Topsy-Turvy's mantlepiece! Isn't that the topsy turviest clock you've ever seen?

(Mr. Topsy-Turvy is then seen in the next scene reading a book of what looks like Mr. Quiet, even though he wasn't created yet)

Narrator: And just look at the way Mr. Topsy-Turvy reads a book!

(The camera zooms out)

Narrator: Not only does he read it upside down...but...(he tries to stifle his giggles some more) but he starts reading from the back page!

(The camera then pans right to a letter that says "Mr. Brown, High Street, Big Town, and zooms into it. Notice the stamp is put on the bottom left hand corner of the envelope)

Narrator: And just look where Mr. Topsy-Turvy puts the stamp when he wants to send a letter to somebody! Have you ever seen anything like it?

(The next scene involves Mr. Topsy-Turvy riding in a carriage to the big city)

Narrator: Now.......this story is all about the time when Mr. Topsy-Turvy came to the town where you and I live.

(The train continues its way into the big city)

Narrator: Nobody was quite sure, how Mr. Topsy-Turvy got there, or where he came from. But he did arrive because, somebody saw him getting off the train.

(The next scene shows Mr. Topsy-Turvy at the railway station walking backwards and forwards)

Narrator: The trouble was, he did it in a topsy turvy way! Which really isn't all that surprising is it?

(The next scene shows Mr. Topsy-Turvy walking into the hotel)

Narrator: Mr. Topsy-Turvy went to a hotel to find a room to spend the night. The hotel manager tried not to smile when he saw Mr. Topsy-Turvy walk into his hotel carrying his suitcase upside down, and with his topsy turvy hat on his head. "Good Afternoon sir" he said. "Can I help you?" Now....something you didn't know about Mr. Topsy-Turvy is the way he speaks. He sometimes gets things the wrong way round. "Afternoon good!" said Mr. Topsy-Turvy to the hotel manager. "I'd uh....I'd room a like." The manager scratched his head. "Y...you mean you'd like a room?" he asked. "Please, yes!" replied Mr. Topsy-Turvy.

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Mr. Topsy-Turvy: Afternoon good.

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Mr. Topsy-Turvy: I'd, uh, I'd room a like.

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Newspaper Seller: Read all it about!

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Man: Do do you how?