I'm Wicked. Hey Aladdin, come over here. Oh, you. I'm your uncle, Abbanana. You say Abbanana's a mate. Oh, yes, sorry. I'm your Wicked Uncle, Ababazana. Do a Wicked Chuckle, Jackie, come on. Okay. Little Wicked. And this is my dog, Smutty. Hey, dog. Hang on, you're too short for an uncle. Ah, and you're too rude for your own good. Well, anyway, I'm not allowed to talk to strangers. Good, because I don't want to talk to you. Go into the house and tell your mum. I'm coming round for lunch. Ah, get going then, dozy button. Mum, mum. Mum! What's wrong? Did you fall over? There was a man here. He said he was my uncle and he's coming for lunch. Did he have a wicked dog with him? My thoughts so, that's your uncle Abbanaza. He always means trouble. Well, if he's coming for lunch, I hope he likes peanut butter, because there's all there is. So, Uncle Abbanaza came to lunch. And to make sure they didn't suspect he was wicked, he brought a present for Aladdin. Sandwich? Peanut buttery, my mostest favourite. Aladdin, stop bouncing that ball around and come and eat your lunch. Do you like your new footballer, Aladdin? Oh, yeah, thanks Uncle. It's wicked. Just like me. Aladdin, stop bouncing that ball! Oh, my head. Look, why don't I take Aladdin to the park this afternoon and you can have a nice rest? Oh, would you? That would be so kind. No problem. Him on me, lad. Let's leave your mum in peace. Hey! You, peace at last. Uncle Abbanaza didn't take Aladdin to the park to play football. He took him for a long, long walk. Jekyll? What? Oh, here we are. Where? The cave. Oh, I love to spit my nose. Me too, my... The magic cave. I want you to go into this cave and help yourself to as much treasure as you like. Whoa! And all I want you to bring back for me is an old lamp. Abbanaza couldn't enter the cave because the cave would destroy any bad person that tried to go in. That's why he needed Aladdin to get the lamp for him. The lamp would make him very rich and powerful. Looks a bit dark. Don't fancy it. But don't worry, Aladdin. Here is a magic ring. It will help you and protect you. Oh, oh, oh, thanks. Into the magic cave. Oh, glitter, really! Look at this! Are you sure you don't want any of this treasure? No, I told you. I just went the old lamp. Right? Now get going. Well, you have come with me. It's just a bit dark and scary. I know. I'll stay here and help you out when you've got that lamp. Yeah, but look. Just get me that lamp. Oh, oh, oh, see? I can't see a lamp. Just lots of gold and silver. Oh, wait a minute. Here it is. Right, give it to me. Oh, no, no, no. Help me out first. Give me the lamp. No, no, no, no. Help me out. This argument went on and on and on until Wicked, Uncle Abbanaza got so angry with Aladdin that he gave a wicked cry of rage. Yeah! Were you scared? If you were to give it to me, I will leave you in this cave. No, no, no. Come back, Uncle. Don't leave me. Oh, hello. What will become of me without my mom to cuddle me to hold me close and hug me tight and tap me up in bed tonight but will become of me when someone come and save me free. I don't know how I can be brave when I'm trapped inside this scaredly cave. What do you want this old lamp anyway? Oh, I'm so alone and so cold. Oh, hang on. Oh, this ring. Oh, it's going all funny. Oh, you. I am the genie of the ring. I am the genie of the ring. You rub the magic ring. That's what made me appear. So, oh master, what is your wish? Oh, um, uh.