Eureeka's Castle/Show 142

==Summary==
Image	Segment 	Description
 	Basement 	Kate says there are a million stories in Eureeka’s castle, but this isn’t one of them. It’s another typical day at the detective agency for Bogge and… Magellan? Turns out that Quagmire sent Magellan downstairs in place of herself. Bogge is reluctant to play detectives with Magellan, until Magellan reveals that he brought a peanut butter sandwich for lunch. Bogge gets a sneaky idea and tells Magellan that in order to be a detective, he needs detective stuff… which will cost him one peanut butter sandwich. Magellan agrees to pay up, and in return Bogge gives him a hat, sunglasses, and a “clue finder” (a magnifying glass). Bogge has Magellan recite the detective oath and officially swears him in. But before Bogge can take a bite of the peanut butter sandwich, Magellan interrupts Bogge with questions about the work they’re supposed to do. Bogge says that they don’t have a case yet, so Magellan takes the peanut butter sandwich and creates a case for them to solve… the Case of the Disappearing Sandwich! Bogge stares in dismay at Magellan’s handful of crumbs and remarks, “And a crumby case it was!”
 	Bridge 	Batly admires himself in the mirror and directs the viewer to look at something else that’s beautiful too.
 	Live-Action	People (especially kids) have fun at the beach and go surfing.
 	Transition 	The castle winds up and spins in place.
 	Kitchen 	Magellan and the Moat Twins think about peanut butter sandwiches. Batly thinks about a centipede, grossing them out.
 	Song 	Kate says there are eight million songs in Eureeka’s castle, and this is another one. Bogge and Quagmire sing a song about how to be a Moat Detective.
 	Transition 	Lobsters with umbrellas float above the castle.
 	Castle 	Eureeka’s phone is broken and Mr. Knack is busy, so she’s decided to try to fix it herself with a magic spell. Kate comes by and wishes Eureeka good luck. Eureeka waves her wand, but instead of making her phone unbroke, she makes Kate croak. She tries reversing the spell and accidentally makes herself croak too. Magellan comes by and misinterprets Eureeka’s frantic croaking as part of an animal sounds game. While Eureeka tries explaining the situation through pantomime, she accidentally waves her wand again and casts the same croaking spell on Magellan. Next, Mr. Knack arrives and he also thinks everybody is playing a game. He proceeds to tell a frog-themed knock knock joke, which ends up knocking the spell right out of everybody and returns them back to normal. Eureeka explains what happened to Mr. Knack, absent-mindedly casting the same spell on him. While everybody else heads to the kitchen for some lemonade, Mr. Knack begins to croak and hop like a frog.
 	Transition 	A closeup of the castle key winding up.
 	Belfry 	Batly's Poetry Corner: Batly tries to recite "Hickory Dickory Dock," but Webbster gets upset when he doesn't understand what a hickory dickory is.
 	Courtyard 	Batly and Magellan argue over which game to play–hide and seek or Simon Says. They decide to hold a vote to help them decide which game to play. Batly votes for Simon Says, while hide and seek gets two votes from Magellan and Shmagellan, Magellan’s special invisible friend. Batly protests the vote and asks for a recount. This time around, Simon says wins with three votes from Batly and his invisible friends Hatly and Fatly. Batly and Magellan’s arguing continues until Mr. Knack intervenes and offers to cast a vote to break up the tie. One vote is cast for Simon Says, and another vote is cast for hide and seek… by Mr. Knack’s invisible friend Mr. Snack. Batly and Magellan are tired of the whole thing and leave the courtyard.
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