Eureeka's Castle/Show 133

==Summary==
Image 	Segment 	Description
center	Castle 	Eureeka is watering her plants when Magellan comes in with a problem – he can’t find his dodgeball, and the game’s about to start! Eureeka tries casting a new magic spell to help Magellan remember where he put the ball, but instead wipes her own memory by mistake. Magellan calls for Batly and Mr. Knack, and the three of them try to help Eureeka restore her memory. Batly grows frustrated when none of their efforts prove fruitful and leaves. Magellan suggests that Mr. Knack could cast a spell on Eureeka to fix her memory, but unfortunately, he’s unable to read Eureeka’s spellbook. Just then, Batly returns with Magellan’s missing dodgeball. Batly slips and the ball bounces off Eureeka’s head and his own. Eureeka’s memory is restored, but now Batly doesn’t recognize anybody… including the audience!
center	Bridge 	Quagmire says to freeze and stay in your seat, because you’re about to see something really neat.
center	Live-Action	A little girl and her mother use different modes of transportation on a trip to see the girl’s father, set to the William Tell Overture.
 	Transition 	The castle winds up and blows its top.
 	Bridge 	The Giant plays a panpipe.
center	Bridge 	Magellan says the Blanketeers stay in shape by making shapes.
center	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.
center	Bridge 	Magellan says he has a very talented blanket.
 	Underwater 	Quagmire dances to Hungarian Dance No. 5, kicking away fish as they try to upstage her.
 	Transition 	The castle winds up and expands while Rock Slurms hop out.
center	Song 	The castle gang sings “On Top of Spaghetti” in the courtyard.
 	Transition 	A closeup of the castle key winding up.
center	Courtyard 	Eureeka tells Magellan how she takes care of the plants in her garden. Magellan notices a droopy-looking fern that Eureeka hasn’t had much luck with, and he asks if he can take care of it himself. Eureeka says it will be okay and heads off to return her shovel to the shed. Just then, Batly crashlands into the courtyard and asks Magellan to play Blind Bat Bluff with him, but Magellan says he’s busy with the plant. Batly insults the plant, causing it to droop more. Magellan scolds Batly and he apologizes, causing the plant to perk back up. Next, Magellan waters the plant, tries to feed it a peanut butter sandwich (but cannot find its mouth), and sings to it. Batly is astounded when Magellan’s singing helps the plant perk all the way back up and tries singing a few bars of his own, but his singing is so bad that the plant droops all the way back down. When Batly announces an encore, the fern leaps out of the pot and runs away. “What kind of water did you give that plant, anyway?” asks Batly. “Running water?”
 	Belfry 	Webster dances to an instrumental.
center	Belfry 	Batly asks Magellan “What’s black and white and red all over?” and to his astonishment, Magellan guesses the correct answer right away. Batly frantically comes up with riddle after riddle, but is unable to stump Magellan. Finally, Batly gives up and Magellan reveals that Batly is dreaming the whole thing. Sure enough, Batly wakes up in the belfry. Just to be sure, he asks Magellan the same riddle he asked in the first place, and Magellan is stumped. Batly is overjoyed to still be the king of riddles. However, once Batly has left, Magellan reveals that he’s heard the riddle so many times that he knew the answer all along. He only pretended to be stumped so he wouldn’t hurt Batly’s feelings. What are friends for?
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