Eureeka's Castle/Show 143

==Summary==
Image	Segment 	Description
 	Courtyard 	Magellan comes into the courtyard and finds Mr. Knack building a birdhouse. Mr. Knack explains to him that birds aren’t like us; all they need in their houses is a nice, sheltered place to build their nests. Magellan offers to help Mr. Knack put the finishing touches on the birdhouse. First, Magellan fetches Mr. Knack’s “kershlammerblodge” (a tiny mallet), then he gives it a huge whack by mistake, destroying the birdhouse. Batly comes by and cracks a few jokes about the mess, remarking that no animal would ever choose to live in a house that looked that bad. To everyone’s surprise, Webbster crawls beneath the battered roof and makes himself comfortable.
 	Bridge 	Quagmire pops out of a pop and says she’s not the only thing coming up.
 	Live-Action	A film showcases childrens’ laughter.
 	Transition 	The castle winds up and does a somersault.
 	Bridge 	Magellan shows the way to call a Rock Slurm–he shouts “HEY SLURMS!!” very loudly.
 	Rock Slurms	The Rock Slurms have a big race around an obstacle course.
 	Kitchen 	Magellan finds a peanut butter sandwich sitting in the kitchen, but before he can eat it, Eureeka calls him over to try something on. Bogge and Quagmire watch as Magellan takes the sandwich with him and scheme up a way to obtain the sandwich when Magellan returns. They plot to glue Magellan’s tail to the floor so he can’t chase them when they swipe the sandwich from him. However, when the Moat Twins try to put their plan into action, they wind up stuck to Magellan’s wagging tail. Magellan can’t hear Bogge and Quagmire helplessly yelping because he has a pair of earmuffs on. Magellan finally takes his earmuffs off when he notices the Moat Twins, and they explain to Magellan that they’re stuck and can’t let go of his tail. That’s no problem for Magellan! He swings Bogge and Quagmire off of his tail, sending them crashing into the next room. Magellan calls for them to come back–they forgot the sandwiches that Eureeka made for them.
 	Transition 	The castle winds up and expands while Rock Slurms hop out.
 	Kitchen 	Bogge tells Magellan a joke: What’s better than one peanut butter sandwich? Two peanut butter sandwiches! Magellan asks Bogge a follow-up question: What’s better than two peanut butter sandwiches? Three peanut butter sandwiches! Bogge and Megellan continue going back and forth and increasing the number of sandwiches, until Eureeka comes in and interrupts, encouraging them to go outside. Bogge and Magellan are upset… Eureeka messed up their joke! They start over, and Eureeka tries taking a turn herself: What’s better than three peanut butter sandwiches? Three peanut butter sandwiches and a glass of milk! Bogge and Magellan don’t find Eureeka’s contribution very funny. She gives up and goes outside, while the two jokesters start over again…
 	Bridge 	Magellan says the Blanketeers stay in shape by making shapes.
 	Blanketeers	Magellan asks the Blanketeers to make a triangle, a square, a rectangle, a circle, two circles, and all the shapes at once. The Blanketeers rearrange these shapes to form a face.
 	Bridge 	Magellan says he has a very talented blanket.
 	Castle 	Eureeka is in the middle of a spell incantation trying to conjure up a stick of butter when Bogge suddenly interjects, “A jar of peanut butter!” One appears. Eureeka is upset that her spell was ruined, but Bogge says he’ll share the peanut butter with Eureeka. The two head off to the kitchen to make peanut butter sandwiches.
 	Castle 	Batly and Magellan approach Eureeka, wanting her to tell them a story. They can’t agree on whether the story should be about a dragon or a bat, and an argument precipitates over which is better. Eureeka tries settling the argument by telling a story about a bat-dragon, but Batly and Magellan start arguing over the bat-dragon’s appearance. Finally, Eureeka tries telling a completely different story about a fuzzy wuzzy bear, but Batly gets bored of the story and invites Magellan to come outside with him and play. Eureeka sighs and tells herself a story: “Once upon a time, there was a very confused wizard!”
 	Belfry 	Batly’s Poetry Corner: Batly tries to recite “Little Miss Muffet”, but Webbster keeps objecting to parts he doesn't understand.
 	Song 	Bogge and Quagmire sing a Mother Goose rap.
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