Oh, forgot. Oh, to be back home with your mum, my low. Thanks, my low. Oh, wish I was back home with my mum. I grant you your wish. Shoo! Oh, mum, mum, I'm back. Get your bottom off the table. Aladdin, where have you been? Oh, well, see what I've heard. Where's your uncle? What, that's a funny thing. What's that old lamb? Where did you get those jewels? No, what? You are? Oh, one thing's for sure. We'll never be hungry again. So Aladdin told his mum the whole story. The next day, mum looked at the treasure that Aladdin had brought back from the cave. Aladdin, we'll have to take all this stuff to the car boot sale. Then we'll be rich. Here's a cloth. Clean up this old lamp, would you? Not lightly, I might be rich, but I'm still lazy. Aladdin! Hello, I am the genie of the lamp. What is your wish, oh master? Oh, wow! Another genie! We can wish for anything. Lots of food in the fridge, especially smoked salmon and sausages. Lots of money, please, genie. That we might never be poor again. I, the genie, grant you these wishes. Shoo! Oh, thanks, genie. Thanks, genie. It's okay. Shoo! And Aladdin became very rich. Oh, richer Rony! And when he grew up, he fell in love with a beautiful princess. I'm the princess now. And I love you, Aladdin. Me too. Aladdin and the princess were so in love that soon they were married, but Aladdin kept the lamp a secret. And they lived happily until one day, Aladdin went out for a walk. Just off for a walk, dear. Have a nice time, dear. But, all this time, Uncle Abenazza was angry about not having the magic lamp with the genie in it, and he was plotting away of getting back. Remember the plan, Smiley? I am pretending to be a lampseller, and I shall try and get the lamp back. Oh, wicked. Yeah, right. Let's go to the palace. New lamps for art. New lamps for art. Hello, there, lampseller. Hello, princess. Oh, yeah, sorry. A beautiful princess. What do you mean? New lamps for art. New lamp for old, actually. If you have any old lamps, I will swap them for a new one. Oh, but we don't have any old lamps. Wait, look at this. It's an old lamp. Must belong to Aladdin. Oh, he'll be so pleased when he sees I've got him a new one. Ha ha ha! Now I have you in my power. You silly princess. Oh, what is your wish, oh master? Make the silly princess disappear to my secret hideaway. Excuse me. Silly, beautiful princess. Thank you. Suddenly, oh master. Shum. I can't see. That will show Aladdin who's boss. Shum. Where did he go? When Aladdin got back to the palace, he discovered that his princess and his magic lamp had disappeared. But he did find something else. Oh, it's that wicked smartly. Where's your master and my beautiful wife? Hmm, she quit. What's a secret? The secret hideaway. Ha ha! The secret hideaway! Ha ha! Take me there at once. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Ha ha. Who key? Smutly took Aladdin to Abanazza's house. Aladdin peeped through the window and saw Abanazza asleep in bed. The lamp in his hand and his princess crying. Princess. Beautiful princess. Let me in. It's where you're ladded, let me in. Oh. No, no, no, no. It's not now. What? Um, um, okay. Oh, it's not me. It's not me. Oh, what is your wish, oh master? Oh, send Abanazza to outer space where his magic can't work. Okay. Oh no. Shum! Look again. And magic are swept to our palace, please. Ready? Yes, Shum! The princess was so happy to be home in the palace. And Aladdin was so happy to have his princess and his lamp back again. Smutly became their loyal friend. Hey, hey, I'm a good dog now. And from that day onward they all lived happily ever after. Yes! And we'll done everyone. Take a bath. Oh, wow. Judy, you forgot one important bit. The princess was so happy that she gave Aladdin a great big kiss. Oh, no, look at Aladdin. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey.