Far away, three wise kings. Far away, three wise kings had seen a bright star in the sky. Oh, like my star! And knew that someone special had been born. They left the far away lands to search. They followed the star to the stable where Mary, Joseph and Jesus had found shelter. There, they also saw the shepherds who had been told by the angels. Each king gave Jesus a birthday present. I bring you gold. Said one. I bring you Franken's sense. Said another. And the third said, I bring you more. Everyone knew this baby must be special. Oh, cool kids! I want to be the one who gives him Franken's time. Franken's sense, my lord. Oh yes. Right, I've got to get my Mary costume. Oh my god! I'm not a Franken. I'm a Franken. If you think you're a Franken, then you probably won't like it too much! Yes, I'm not. No, I'm not. Yes, I'm not. I'm not. Yes, I'm not. Perhaps you played a part in an creativity play. Are you ready to watch ours? Let's get started. The tween is an creativity. Long ago, on the very first Christmas night, something wonderful happened. A special baby was born. It began here. It began here in a time called Nazareth at the home of Mary and Joseph. I'm Mary and I'm going to have a baby. It was a very special baby. And we are going to call him Henry. No, my Lord. He will be called the baby Jesus. Oh yes, the baby Jesus. But the news came that the king wanted to know how many people he had in his kingdom. So Mary and Joseph had to travel to a place called Bethlehem to be counted. And what a pain that was. No buses or trains or airplanes. Because I haven't been invented yet. So we'll have to travel on a donkey. A doodle's donkey. Oh, the trip was long and hard. Oh, Angon, it would have been shorter if we'd gone that way. My Lord, it was a long journey, not a short one. On a dark steward. Caught to keep on plurding on words with your precious word. In a long time little donkey, through the winter's night. Don't give up now, little donkey. But the hands inside. Wing out those bells tonight. Bethlehem, Bethlehem. All of that starts tonight. Bethlehem, Bethlehem. Little donkey, little donkey. At a heavy day. Little donkey, plurring Mary. Sakely on her way. It was very hard for Mary, since it was nearly time for her baby to be born. At last, Mary and Joseph arrived in Bethlehem. It was really busy, as everyone else had come to be counted as well. Excuse me. Excuse me. Oh, Mary! Oh, come on with a king at you, Dee. Soon, Milo, soon. But I need you to be Joseph again. Mary and Joseph were very tired after their trip. And all they wanted was us. To put their feet up, watch the telly. Milo, they didn't have telly in the olden times. They'll stop being silly. Oh, they'll be the king now. Joseph doesn't say much. I think he's saying quite a lot, actually. They were very tired and wanted a place where they could rest for the night. But all the rooms in Bethlehem were full. Everywhere they went, the answer was the same. Sorry, no room. What were they to do? Until... Hello, Dee. Oh, excuse me. Have you a room for the night? No, sorry. We are full. By now. Oh, no, but wait. We are very tired. And my wife is going to have a baby called Henry. And Milo? Oh, yeah. Our little baby, Jesus, is going to be born soon. And we really need somewhere to rest. Oh, the baby's kicking. Well, please. Oh, please. Mr. Imkeeper, I'm most uncomfortable. Oh, me too. No, all right, then. I have a stable round the back. You could sleep there. What? A stable with animals? Oh, smelly, roomy. Oh, sounds cool to me. Calm down, Joseph. That would be lovely, Imkeeper. Thank you. I guess, okay. Stable with my high fever. Oh, come on, Milo. I mean, Joseph. And so Mary and Joseph went to the small stable, which was warm and quiet. And there, the baby Jesus was born. Joseph made a bed for him from fresh straw. And Mary wrapped the baby Jesus in a warm cloth and put him in the animal's manger. Away in the manger, the grip for a bed. The little Lord Jesus lay down his sweet head. As God's in the bright sky, the downware he lay. The little Lord Jesus, a sleep on the head. Are you ready, Jake and Bella? Oh, yes, Judy. I'm ready. I'm ready, Judy. That same night, some shepherds were looking after their sheep on the hills near Bethlehem when an angel appeared to them. They were very surprised and frightened. Well, we are very surprised and a bit frightened. Do not be afraid. I have good news for you. A special baby has been born. Go to Bethlehem. You will find the baby there, in a stable and lying in a manger. And now the sky filled with a heavenly chorus. Oh, angels. I'm better hurry and find this baby. He must be very special. If an angel came, you tell me about him. Oh, baby. It's a bit loud. I have to be loud to sound like all the angels. Oh, angels. I must be burning him. Bethlehem. The shepherds started off a Bethlehem. The angels sound died away. Bella. Thank you. Last, they found the stable with Mary, Joseph and the baby Jesus, who were sleeping peacefully on his bed of straw. It made them very happy. Right now, Mallow, you better change into your king costume. Oh, king of Rooney, Mallow! Away! This bright star was shining over the stable, and could be seen far and wide. It was seen by three kings who lived far away. These kings were very wise, and they knew that the star must mean that a very special baby was to be born. So they followed the star for many days and nights. Until one night, it shone brighter than ever. They knew they were near. Oh, this is my big bitch. We three kings of all and all. They're in kiss. We travel so far. Fields I found it was a mountain, following your death star. Bella, Bella, that star. Star-grabbed that star of light, star with royal beauty bright. Westward, leaving still, proceeding, guide us to our perfect night. I enjoyed that. The three kings eventually found the stable and the baby Jesus. When they looked at him, a feeling came over them that made them kneel down. We have gifts for you. I'm the most important king. I'll speak first. Well, hurry up then. We have gifts for you. Bella, go on, you know. I bring you gold. Your turn, Milo, and it's not Frankenstein. I know. Frankie sent this. Oh, Frankenstein! Thank you, Milo. I bring you mud. Thank you, goodly kings. These things happened a long time ago. But every year we celebrate the birth of Jesus who showed us how to love each other. The end. Thank you! Can I get you a toy yet?