(spooky music) - It's a scary pumpkin blob! Wuah! (laughing) - Yuck! Look, my pumpkin's scary too. Uh, maybe too scary. Daddy, can you
please make his mouth curve up at the ends,
so he's smiling? He's happy because
it's almost Halloween. - Sure. - [Pinkalicious]
Look what happens when I put a candle inside. He looks even happier. - What do you
think, Pinkalicious? A crown fit for Pinkagirl? - It's pinkatastic! Thank you so much, Mommy! Pinkagirl is going to scare away all the ghosts and ghouls
with her happy pumpkin. Oh, I can't wait until tomorrow! - Me too! βͺ Halloween is coming βͺ βͺ We can't wait βͺ βͺ Halloween is coming βͺ βͺ It's going to be great βͺ βͺ Halloween is coming, woo hoo βͺ βͺ There'll be
spooky decorations βͺ βͺ Ghosts and goblins too βͺ βͺ Pumpkins with scary
faces glowing in the dark βͺ - Boo!
- Ah! βͺ Halloween is coming βͺ βͺ And we're going
to pink or treat βͺ - Pink or treat? βͺ Up and down the street βͺ βͺ You mean trick or treat βͺ βͺ Saying pink or
treat, pink or treat βͺ βͺ Give us something
pink to eat βͺ - Oh, I get it! βͺ Halloween is
coming, celebrate βͺ βͺ Halloween is coming,
don't be late βͺ βͺ Halloween is coming,
we can't wait βͺ βͺ Woo hoo βͺ - [Both] Boo! (laughing) (playful music) - Ooh! (bright music) Uh, thanks bro. (laughing) Okay, yuk it up, but seriously, what are we gonna
do for Halloween? - Hmm, trick or treating? - A Halloween party? - A creepy creature adventure? - How about a creepy
creature adventure, that turns into
trick or treating, on the way over to
a Halloween party? (groaning) - Stop fooling around! (gasps) (shouting) - Well, whatever we go,
we can do it in this. - Awesome!
- Cool. - And, it's so orange! (laughing) - Wow, I'm definitely feeling
the Halloween spirit now. - All right, we're
gonna need costumes. - Way ahead of you, bros. (upbeat music) - What are they up to? - I don't know,
something Halloween-y? (Cody barking) - I'm telling you, Lillian, anything could happen
on Halloween night. - Like what? - Like last year, I saw a witch and her cat
flying a broom across the Moon! - You did? - Photographic proof, Lillian. I'm telling you,
Halloween is magical. Okay, back to business. What are we going to wear
for costumes this year? - I was thinking, pirate, argh! Avast, matey! Deliver me lumber. How 'bout you? - Stuffy Bear. It's a tradition with me, but we also need to come up with a great new costume for Sunspot. - You mean, Jet's pet? I thought he was
already in costume. (laughs) - Nope, definitely
a normal Earth pet. (laughs nervously) And, he promised to come
trick or treating with us. (whistles) Sunspot! Sunspot! (energetic music) Remember, act like
a dog, Sunspot. Lillian's here. (Lillian laughs) - What a good doggy. (laughs) - Okay Sunspot, let's
find you a costume. Uh, you're a cowboy. You're a pineapple. You're a pineapple cowboy. Oh, you're a magician! (playful music) See, Halloween is magical. - Um, Halloween is not magical. It's just a regular,
ordinary holiday. (Mindy gasps) - Mitchell, how
can you say that? Remember last
Halloween when we saw a witch flying a
broom across the Moon? - Well okay, we did, but I'm convinced that it
must've been some kind of trick. There's no magic,
just magic tricks. - Well, believe what
you want, Mitchell, but I think
Halloween is magical, and we're gonna see all kinds of amazing magical things
on Halloween night. - Well, I don't
think we'll see any-- (ringing)
(Cody barking) Oh! Um, I have to go do something
completely different from what we're talking about. Come on, Cody! - Well, I see with my
super Troodon night vision that everyone has arrived. That means it's time for
our spooky scavenger hunt! - [Group] Spooky scavenger hunt? - It's a game where you
pretend to be nocturnal, and see what it would be like
to use your senses at night. - You mean like
our sense of smell? - Yes, and our hearing
and our vision too. Now that we're out
here in the dark, I can show you that eye
shine I was talking about. - Whoa, look! - His eyes are shiny. - All right passengers,
it's your turn to try to use your night senses to
find things in the dark. First up, what can you find
with your sense of smell? - Ooh, Buddy,
remember the flowers that grow here at the big pond? - Yeah! - I bet you can
help us find them. - Okay everyone, follow my nose. (sniffing) (playful music) - Uh, I just smell
leaves and dirt. (sniffing) - Uh, my nose is kinda
stuffed up tonight. Buddy, how 'bout you? (sniffing) - I smell flowers, this way! (sniffing) Ta-da! - You found them, hooray! - Nice job, Team Pteranodon,
oh, and you too, Ned. - Thanks, let's
tell the Conductor! (laughing evilly) - Oh, such a cute
costume, Nature Cat. - Cute, really? I was going for scary. (laughs evilly) - Hi, Nature Cat! - Really, nothing? Not at all scary to you? - Scary? You mean like this? (shouts) But do you think
it's scary enough to win scariest jack-o'-lantern at the Halloween
party, Nature Cat? Nature Cat? Nature Cat? - Yes, it's scary. Really, really scary. (laughs nervously) Nice work, Hal. - Thank you kind sir. - Not everything about Halloween has to be scary, Nature Cat. Look at my fairy costume. Floating, floating,
gently floating. Floating, floating,
to the ground. Whoa, nice pumpkin, Daisy, - Oh, thanks! I'm going to enter
it in the biggest and most beautiful
pumpkin contest. Man, oh man, I just love
this pumpkin so much. Just love ya, pumpkin. - I love it too, how
it's so Halloweeny, and orangey, and pumpkininny. - It sure is a beaut. I just hope it's
big enough to win. - I don't think I have
to worry about that. Ta-da! - [Group] Whoa! - Now that's a pumpkin! - Oh, they certainly
grow up fast. - [Group] Aw! - I've been raising this big guy since it was a tiny, tiny seed. βͺ I love my pretty pumpkin,
just so orange and round βͺ βͺ Here lays my pretty pumpkin,
no bigger can be found βͺ βͺ The fruit came
from the flower βͺ βͺ That blooms so
big and bright βͺ βͺ The vines grew by the hour βͺ βͺ The leaves grew overnight βͺ βͺ My pumpkin grew so very
fast, faster than a weed βͺ βͺ It seems like only yesterday βͺ βͺ My pumpkin was a seed βͺ And now it's all grown up. (sniffles) I guess it's time. Oh, I can't do it,
I just can't do it! - Oh Daisy, of course you can. Now the pumpkin's fully
grown, healthy and beautiful, all thanks to you. - And now you can show everybody
else how gorgeous it is. (bright instrumental music) (Daisy gasps) (grunting) - How about a picture to
commemorate this occasion? Of pumpkin and friend. - Oh, I'd like that
very much, Nature Cat. - [Nature Cat]
Okay, say Halloween! - Halloween! - And okay, hold still,
and oh, wait, whoops. Sorry, not sure
how to work this. Uh, huh? Did it take a picture? No, I don't, what do I press? - Oh, Nature Cat. (chuckles) Here, I'll show you. Just press right here,
the big red button, okay? Oh no, that's a selfie. Yeah, okay, press that, okay? - Uh-huh, gotcha. So, the big red button
it is. (chuckles) Just stand back next to your, pumpkin! (gasps) Where'd it go? - Pumpkin! (playful music) - Meow meow, I'm not ready. I want to be a ballerina, and a firefighter,
and a superhero. - Wow, you want to
be a lot of things. - I do, I can't
decide, meow meow. I can't pick one thing to
dress up as, meow meow. So, I don't want to
dress up anymore. - Oh, but Katerina, know
what my mom told me? βͺ Dress up any way you choose βͺ βͺ Find a way that's
right for you βͺ You don't have to pick
just one costume, toots. - I don't? Meow meow, I don't. βͺ Dress up any way you choose βͺ βͺ Find a way that's
right for you βͺ Oh, I know what to do now. Okay everybody, cover your eyes. - Uh-huh.
- Okie dokie. - Keep them covered! - What do you think
Katerina is going to be? I can't wait to see. - Open your eyes! Meow meow, ta-da! - I love it, but what are you? - I'm super firefighter
ballerina Katerina! I fight fires and
save the day, ta-da! And dance the whole time. - Oh wow! - Oh, and I'm a mommy too. βͺ Dress up any way you choose βͺ βͺ Find a way that's
right for you βͺ And the way that's right for me is dressing up as everything! - I like it, toots. - [Narrator] Hey neighbor, today our friends are
having a costume party. Let's see what's
in the special box. (energetic dance music) Howdy, C.J. Look, he's a sheriff. What about Simon? He's dressed up as a, (gasps) rocket ship! Those are sparkly boots. Is she a butterfly? Chase is a lovely fairy. Let's see what Ally is wearing. A karate uniform! Looks great, Ally. Next up is Aaron, a cowboy! She's a monster! But she's a nice monster. There's Gus and
his ninja costume. Ahoy mateys! Here comes pirate Noelle! There are so many
ways to dress up. Thanks for playing dress
up with us, neighbor. (light instrumental music) - Peter, could you pass
me that red marker please? Peter? Peter? Where is he? - I don't know,
and where's Frida? - [Both] Boo! - Ah! (laughing) - Hmm. - It's not as scary as
I thought it would be. (playful music) - Uh, do you think it'll work? - It's a scarecrow. It's not supposed to scare us, it's supposed to
scare the birds. I'm sure it'll work. One, two, three, push! - [All] Hooray! (birds chirping) (playful music) - Oh, they like it. - Okay, maybe our scarecrow
does need to be a bit scarier. - It's so cheerful. I don't know how we're
gonna make it scary. - Well, maybe we should start by thinking about
what scares us? - Good idea! - Hmm, well. - Nothing scares me! - Me too! - Except, sometimes I
get scared of things that are a lot bigger than me. - Okay, so let's make
the scarecrow bigger! - We can use this for the body. - Great! - And I am not
scared of flowers. - We're supposed to think
about what scares us, not what doesn't scare us. - It's wearing a flowery shirt. I just mean I don't
think that's very scary. - Oh, right. (bright music) - It's so smiley. That's not scary! - I can try and
draw a scarier face. Hmm, how do we make his
face look really scary? - One, two, three. - [Both] Boo! - Ah!
- Eek! That's great. Stay like that! Okay, yes, a huge
frown, of course! That's really scary. - Come on, let's go find
more spooky stuff we can use. (bright music) - Here! Look, spooky twigs. - Ooh, we can use
them for fingers! And maybe these pieces
of bark could be... - Teeth?
- Yeah! (giggling) - Oh. - It's a little scarier
than I thought it would be. (spooky music) - I don't know about the birds,
but it definitely scares me. - Is is a bit too scary? - No, it's-- - Awesome! - One, two, three, push! (laughing evilly) (birds squawking) (suspenseful music) - Thanks for helping us
carve it out, Mom and Dad. - Wowza, that is one impressive
Earth John-o'-lantern. - Um, it's jack-o'-lantern. (laughs) - Oh, cute nickname. - Now, what are we gonna do
with all this pumpkin gloop? - Hmm, got it! (whistling) (squeaking) (energetic music) (slurping) - Okay, it's great that we
hollowed out the pumpkin, but we still have to move
it downtown, and it's late! - No problem! (grunting) And it still won't budge. (Sydney laughs) - Too bad the pumpkin
can't just fly. (Jet gasps) - Or can it? (whistles) (Cody barks) Excellent, Bortronian
engine parts! Did you bring the carbiffinator? Ha ha, then let's get busy! Excelsior! (lightning crashes) (cackling) - [Both] A witch! (giggling) - See? Just like last year. Halloween is so magical. Right, Mitchell? (Mitchell sighs) - Mindy, that witch is just
a kid in a Halloween costume. Ah! Oh. (power tools whirring) - Okay, Bortronian
thrusters are installed! I'm all set to fly this
thing down into town. Everybody coming? - Of course! - Uh, are you sure you
can fly this thing? - Of course not, but
I can't wait to try. Hop in, Sean! - And bring our pumpkin, Sean. - And sandwiches! (groaning) - It's always me. - Downtown pumpkin
contest, here we come. Ready Jet Go! (dramatic music) - [Both] Ah. - Let's try that again. - Maybe I'll walk, ugh. - Hang on, go! Whoa! Who knew that flying
an Earth pumpkin would be so complicated? - I kinda did. - One more time! Wait, wait, I... (cheering) - [All] We're flying! (dramatic music) - Oh no, guys, watch out,
the villains are here! They're trying to
take over Halloween! (playful music) - [Both] Huh. - Dabio, I must have a jewel
dazzled trick or treat bag. - Yes, Donita. It's so pretty! - Oh please! My bag is so much baggier. - That costume is so ridiculous. I never dress like that. - Wow, you totally got us. (laughing) - Those are great
Halloween costumes. - Gracias. - It's going to be so fun to
be the villains this year, and which one of you is
going to be Gourmand? - And Paisley? - Uh, not me. - Me neither. I know what would make the
best Halloween costumes ever. You thinking what
I'm thinking, bro? - Oh yeah, we're thinking
about Creature Power Suits. - No, this is the best
Halloween costume ever, Dracula! (dramatic music) I vant to steal your technology! (laughing evilly) It's almost Halloween, the
most important question, what's my scheme? Should I do something that makes me richer
and more powerful? Of course, but what? (snaps fingers) Yes, I know what I'll do. I can have a haunted house and fill it with
lots of scary things! Hmm, that might be
just the ticket. Maybe the Wild Ratts
can give me some ideas. Spy bots, infiltrate
the Tortuga. (playful music) - Hmm? A spy bot? Well, a little Zach spy
bot is not going to help the villains mess
with this holiday. - Oh yeah? Think you can stop me? I've got a backup. (rustling) (playful music) (gasps) - Look, it's a huge dinosaur! (roaring) - Whoa.
- Phew. - Oh Buddy, what an imagination. It's just a tree. (screams loudly) (dramatic music) - [Buddy] What is that? - Maybe it's the Conductor
trying to spook us? - Not this time. - It's okay, we'll
see who it is. (suspenseful music) - Hello, Son! (shouting) (laughing) - [All] It's the
Conductor's mom! (whimpering) - I knew that. - Mom, what are you doing
out here in the dark? - Oh, well, hunting
for food of course. What are you all doing out here? - We're on a spooky
scavenger hunt. - Oh, of course. You're on the night
train adventure! Oh, what fun. Do you kids know
what my favorite part of the night train ride is? - [Group] What? - The midnight breakfast
in the dining car! Oh, let's go everyone! (cheering) - [Both] Hmm. - Hurry, Peg! - We're safe in the tree, but our trick or treat
bags are down there! - [Both] No! - We'll never get
them from the tiger. He's too quick, so we'll never get our
treats, not a single bit! This Halloween is no
treat, and all trick. I am totally freaking out! - Cat's right, you
should count backwards from five to calm down. Did you say we're never
gonna get our treats back? I better count backwards too. - Five.
- Four. - Three.
- Two. - One! That's it, you
genius fire hydrant! - How is he a genius? He scratched his behind. - And I could get our bags
if I run behind the tiger. - Great mind, great behind. - Now's my chance! - She's behind the tiger. - Go mailbox! - She's got one,
two, three bags. (tiger growls) - Tiger! - Help me! - We'll help you.
- If you help us. (tiger growls) - Hey, pipe down, big guy. - You know this tiger? - Been looking
for him all night. Sorry if he scared ya. - Not scary at all.
- Maybe a little. - Time to get back to
the circus, big fella. (people shouting) - Everyone is spooked. Ugh, they're acting
like a bunch of adults. - This is exciting. I might actually get to
see a real live ghost. - Olympia, ghosts aren't real. - You sound just my microwave. (microwave beeps) - [Microwave]
Ghosts aren't real. - But my microwave was
wrong and so are you. I was downstairs getting
food from the storage room, when all of a sudden, I
felt a really cold breeze. Then, the lights
started to flicker. - Sounds like there
was a draft in there, which explains the breeze and
those lights are really old, which explains the flickering. - It's like I'm talking to
my microwave all over again. (microwave beeps) - [Microwave] Sounds like
there was a draft in there, which explains the breeze and
those lights are really old, which explains the flickering. - After the lights flickered, I saw three mayonnaise jars
float right off a shelf. Then on the other side of the
room, five more did the same. Then they came
together into one group in the middle of the room, and that's when I heard this really weird
like, ghostly moan. It was like... (moaning) - Well, it's settled. There's definitely a
ghost in Headquarters! (people screaming) - If you guys don't mind,
I'm also going to run away. - Olympia, Otis,
find this ghost, or not ghost, so everyone
can get back to work! - We should go to the lab. Oona probably has some
ghost catching gadgets. - Olympia, I'm sure there's
a reasonable explain... Okay, good chat. - Look, a broken gadget. The ghost must've
spooked Oona too. - Or it's just a regular day where Oona accidentally
drops a gadget, and leaves it on the floor. - Okay, I'll give you that one. But how do you explain the
floating mayonnaise jars? - Easy. Olly said there
five mayonnaise jars on one side of the room
and three on the other, then they floated
into one larger group, and if we add the
two groups together to see how many
jars there in all, it's five plus three, which
equals six, seven, eight. Eight mayonnaise jars, and who loves the number
eight more than anyone? - The ghost who
loves mayonnaise! - The villain Crazy Eights, and I bet she was
trying to spook everyone out of Headquarters. (lights buzzing) (Olympia gasps) - This is the ghost
saying you're wrong! - Olympia, the
maintenance department just ran away screaming. Of course Headquarters
is gonna go dark. Come on, I bet Crazy Eights is headed towards
door number eight. - I still think this gadget
has something to do with... Okay, good chat. (spooky music) - Wait, back up. What do you mean
there's a ghost here? - Did you really see it? - Kind of. - What did it look like? Oh man, you're so lucky. I want to see a ghost! - No, you don't. Anyway, I'm sure I
want to talk about it. - Oh, come on! You can't just say
you've seen a ghost and then not tell us about it. (Arthur sighs) - Okay. I guess it all started
about a week ago. I had just told Mom I wanted to have a Halloween
sleepover in the tree house. - I don't know, Arthur. I'm not sure it's safe
to sleep up there. What if someone rolls over and-- - We're going to put a crate
up there to block the opening. - Okay, but how
are you gonna get your sleeping bags
and stuff up there? - Already thought of that too. We hooked up a pulley. It's really cool. You can come out
and see it later. - Did I hear someone
say sleeping bags? Are we going camping? - [Jane] No, sweetie. Arthur just wants to have a Halloween party
at the tree house. - I want to come too! - You can't, D.W. It'd be too scary for you. Here, looking for the cereal? - Too scary? Ha! The only thing that
scares me are octopotties, and they're only
at the beach, so-- (screams) (Arthur laughs) - I rest my case! - That was a dirty rotten trick! - Arthur. - Sorry, I was just trying
to prepare her for Halloween. (panting) - Oh, we made it.
- Phew! - Good evening and welcome to the Boxwood Terrace
pumpkin contest. So many pumpkins to evaluate,
so many categories for awards. So, let the judging begin! - Oh, there's the contest!
- Great! I'll just put her
right down the middle. - Wait, we can't let the crowd
see us flying this thing. We need to sneak in from behind. - Yeah, you know, stealthy. - Ooh, okay. Stealthy low it is. Hang on! (playful music) - Well, the clear winner
for biggest pumpkin is... (gasping) That giant pumpkin that
appeared out of nowhere! (crowd gasps) It's humongous! The clear winner for biggest
pumpkin goes to Jet Propulsion. (crowd applauding) - But, but, no! He, he, he flew it! - Oh sure, and
it's raining candy. (chuckles) The ribbon for most creative
pumpkin goes to, Sean Rafferty. (crowd applauding) - What, what, what? - And most adorable little
pumpkin goes to, Mindy Melendez. (crowd applauding) (Mindy giggles) - What, what, what, what? - And the ribbon for pumpkin most like a pet goes
to Sidney Skelley. (crowd applauding) Oh boy, that really
does look like Sunspot. - What? - Wait, whose pumpkin is this? (Melinda giggles) - No silly, that is Sunspot! (laughing) - Fine, Sunspot, you
get the ribbon for, uh, pet most like a pumpkin! - But, but, Jet's pumpkin
can't be an Earth pumpkin, and he flew it here, it's-- - Magical? - Well, there's
nothing in the rules about whether or not you can
fly the pumpkin here, Peterson. I don't care how it got here, it's a perfectly good Earth
pumpkin, and it's the biggest. (Mitchell sighs) Never fear, there's
one last ribbon, most classically
perfect pumpkin. Excellent gardening
skills, Mitchell. (crowd applauding) Bravo! - Good job, Jet. It really is a magical pumpkin. - Thanks, isn't it? And all it took was air,
water, soil, and sunlight. (crowd applauding) And a little
Bortronian sunlight. - And magic! Happy Magical Halloween! (upbeat music) - Wow, look at everyone. I wonder who will win
the costume contest? (Captain Huggy Face chitters) - Hey Becky, nice costume! (Fluffy meows) - Whoa, Violet, I
didn't recognize you. - I know, isn't this
costume amazing? Word up! - Where did you get it? I mean, look at her tool belt. She has all of the Word
Girl rays and wands. - Actually Word Girl
doesn't have a ray. What she uses-- (yells) (gasping) Toby, watch where
you're landing. - Watch where I land? Watch where you're standing! Violet, I must say
it sure is eerie how much you look
like Word Girl. Are you Word Girl? - Me? Are you kidding? - Let's test your
supernatural word powers. Quick, define doppelganger! - What? - A doppelganger is a twin
or lookalike, someone who-- - I hope my fellow classmates
are looking forward to being defeated in
the costume contest, because I clearly
have the best costume in the entire playground. I cut my victory speech
down to 25 pages. - I like Eugene's costume. (Toby scoffs) - Are you supposed to be
a robot or a garbage can? That's far from
authentic, my friend. - Toby, to be fair, I don't think real samurai
warriors wore legwarmers. - My mother has
failed me once again. - Now they have a
problem, get 'em! - I'm right behind you! - Come on, let's see if we can
save the final 10 cyberwatts. (energetic music) - Watch out!
- Move it! - Coming through! (laughing maniacally) Oh, we showed them! Smooth sailing from here. - Got it! Yeah! - This way, it's a shortcut. (energetic music) (panting) (laughing evilly) - What?
- Oh, oh no! (laughing evilly) (panting) (dramatic music) (screaming) - Got it!
- Yeah! - Oh perfect! Oh, would you look at that. (chuckles) (laughs) - Got it! Oh. - Yeah! - Hi there!
- Huh? - Bye there!
- Hey! - Hmm, so I guess
we're lost now. - Almost there, neighbor. Ready for some big
surprises everyone? Ta-da, the patch! - [Group] Wow! - I've never seen
anything like this before. - Me neither, Buddy. - They're amazing! - You know, Larry,
I'm impressed. They are amazing. - I know, aren't they? - So, what kind of gourds
are they, Mr. Lambeosaurus? - Glad you asked, Tiny. I call 'em pumpkins. - [Group] Pumpkins? (giggling) - It's Larry's
nickname for them. - Well, they're so big
and orange and special, I thought these gourds
deserved a special name. (giggling) - Well, there certainly
are a lot of 'em. - Sure are, so what do
you think, neighbors? Let's pick us some pumpkins! - [Group] Yeah! - And who will find the
biggest, most orange pumpkin? I think I will, as usual. - Well, we'll see about that! - I think I'll find
the biggest one. - I will! - No, I will! - [All] I will! - Okay, okay everybody, line
up and on a count of three. - One, two, three, pumpkins! (laughing excitedly) (bright music) - Okay, on the count of three, line up and show us your best. One, two, three! - Look, together these
sort of make a T-Rex. - Mine has a Hootin'
Hadrosaur crest! - So does mine! (hooting) (laughing) - Nice one, honey.
- Hoot hoot! - This is the shiniest
one I could find. - And my pumpkin is really tiny. - Don and I found
this really big one! (laughing) - Well, sorry. I didn't have much luck. (group gasps) I was kidding! Isn't it gorgeous? - Well, Mrs. P! You have found the
biggest pumpkin of all. Very good work for a
beginner, congratulations! (cheering) - Let's find those
Creature Power Discs. - Yes, of a creepy cool
creature like, thorny devil! Aye-aye, dragonfish, Gila monster, black jaguar! Little brown bat, Komodo dragon, Tasmanian devil, spider monkey, king cobra, howling wolf! (howls) - That's it! I could get all
these scary animals and make a haunted
house filled with them, then charge lots of money for kids to walk through
and be scared silly! (laughs evilly) - And lots of other
creepy cool animals like, ghost crab, ghost bat. There are Halloween
animals we never met. - Or made Creature
Power Discs of. Hey look, Halloween
is still a day away. We still have time for a
creepy creature adventure to meet new animal friends. - Oh, and then there's
the vampire bat! Inspiration for one of the greatest Halloween
legends of all time. - [All] Whoa! - Vampire bat, wow, that's good. That's who I want
to be for Halloween. Where in the world do they live? - Right here in South America. Oh, and you know
who else lives here? The Goliath tarantula! The world's biggest
tarantula, and hairy too. Ooh, that's who I want
to be for Halloween. - Let's go find them! - I'll look for the
Goliath tarantula. - I'll try and find
the vampire bat. (beeping) Huh? - Hey, if you find them, I'll program each of you
a new Creature Power Suit for your Halloween costumes. - [Both] Yeah! - Good luck, Chris!
- You too, Martin! (energetic music) (laughing evilly) - This is so perfect! While the bros are busy
looking for new scary animals, I'll collect all the
old scary animals. - You were right, Mommy. - Pinkville has no electric
until further notice, so I'm afraid
Halloween is canceled. (gasping) - [Both] Halloween is canceled? - It is not safe to trick or
treat when there are no lights. - Halloween can't be canceled. - The mayor just wants to keep
everyone safe, Pinkalicious. - You can still
wear your costumes. - But what about saying pink or treat, pink or treat,
give me something pink to eat? - Right, what about our candy? It's not fair! - There must be
something we can do! - You heard the mayor. It's not our decision. - Then I'm going to put
on my Pinkagirl costume and go talk to Mayor Martinez. Pinkagirl can save Halloween! Maybe. - And I'm going to put on
my pirate costume and... Talk like a pirate while
Pinkagirl saves the day, argh! - Oh, the lights came back on. - Oh, no. Town hall has a generator. It's the only place in
Pinkville with power. Now, how can I help you? - We have to save
Halloween, Mayor Martinez! - Argh! - It's the best, most
pinkamazing holiday of the year. - Argh! - I understand, but it's my
job to keep everyone safe. - Isn't there someplace
safe in Pinkville where we could still
have Halloween? - Hmm, well... (gasps) - We could have it right
here in your office! You have electricity! - I don't think
there's enough room. - Hmm, where else
could we have it? (gasps) I know, what about the park?
- Argh! - But there's no
electricity in the park. - What if we used flashlights? Or pumpkins! Yeah, I put a battery candle
in my jack-o'-lantern. It's really bright and it
doesn't need electricity! - Huh, that might
work, Pinkalicious. - Yo ho ho! - And Mayor Martinez, do you think you could
announce the party on the radio so everyone in Pinkville
hears about it? - I have a better idea. (clears throat) - Hello Pinkville,
this is Pinkagirl. - And Pirate Peter, argh! - The mayor said we can have
a Halloween party after dark in the park and everyone
in Pinkville is invited. So please bring your
jack-o'-lanterns to light it up! - Ooh, and your Halloween candy. I mean, argh! - Spread the word, see
you there after dark. - Welcome to the Halloween
pumpkin after party. Now you'll see how much fun
and how many different things you can do with pumpkins
after Halloween. Tally ho! - Yep, we're making yummy
food like pumpkin pies and roasted pumpkin
seeds, and pumpkin bread. Whoops! (slurping) So yummy! (bright music) - That's it, you guys. You'll have your own pumpkin
bird feeder in no time, and the birds will
thank you this winter, and did you know you can
put the pumpkin insides into the compost pile, or separate out the seeds
to roast and eat them? Yum yum! - And you guys, you can
use pumpkins in the garden. It's really cool. They decompose and become
a part of the garden. And get this, then
in the spring, their seeds grow into
pumpkins like this! - Come and get it! (bright music) (laughing evilly) - So, what are you gonna do
with your pumpkin, Daisy? There are so many possibilities. - I'm not sure, but for now,
I'd just like to sing to it. βͺ I love my pretty pumpkin
just so orange and round βͺ βͺ Here lays my pretty pumpkin βͺ βͺ No bigger can be found βͺ βͺ So trick or treaters,
I got something to say βͺ βͺ I've been scared
enough tonight βͺ βͺ Oh, that's okay βͺ βͺ I was scared by a clanking βͺ βͺ I was scared by a roar βͺ βͺ Those things won't
startle me anymore βͺ βͺ You tell it, Mailbox βͺ βͺ But one thing tonight
still scares me βͺ - [Both] What? βͺ The treats might
be given unfairly βͺ βͺ I hope not βͺ βͺ If we divide our
treats up equally βͺ βͺ It will be the greatest
ever Halloween night βͺ (doorbell rings) βͺ Trick or treat βͺ βͺ Trick or treat is so preteen βͺ βͺ We're so over Halloween βͺ βͺ No tiger suit scares us βͺ βͺ Or metal space drone βͺ βͺ Or mailbox βͺ βͺ Or hydrant βͺ βͺ Or ghost βͺ βͺ Just Ramon βͺ βͺ If we divide our
treats up equally βͺ βͺ It will be the greatest
ever Halloween night βͺ βͺ And there are βͺ βͺ One, two, three, four,
five trick or treaters βͺ βͺ Sorted by treats five ways βͺ βͺ For all treat eaters βͺ βͺ One, two, three, four, five βͺ βͺ Six, seven, eight, nine, 10 βͺ βͺ 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 βͺ βͺ If we divide 15 by
five, it's three βͺ βͺ That's three βͺ βͺ Or the monster whose
can fits tight, me βͺ βͺ Or the ghost who's
spooky and white βͺ βͺ Treat βͺ βͺ Or the tiger roaring
worse than his bite βͺ βͺ Three βͺ βͺ Or the hydrant helping
firefighters fight βͺ βͺ Three for the mailbox
who delivers just right βͺ βͺ On the greatest
ever Halloween night βͺ (howling) - Pumpkins, pumpkins
do not stay. Pumpkins, pumpkins, go away! - Oh!
- Uh-oh. - Oh no!
- Oh my. - What happened? I need my pumpkins for
the Halloween party. How can I get my pumpkins back? - I know, let's build a way! Alpha Pig to the rescue. (energetic music) With my amazing alphabet tools, I can find the letters
in the word pumpkin and make the pumpkins come back. ABC sing with me! βͺ A, B, C, D, E, F, G βͺ βͺ H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P βͺ βͺ Q, R, S, and T, U, V βͺ βͺ W, X, Y, and Z βͺ βͺ Sing with me βͺ Amazing alphabet singing. First we need the letter P. Where's the P? - There!
- There's the P. Now where's the letter U? - There!
- There's the U. (spooky music) Now, do you see the letter M? - There!
- There's the M. But, hmm, we need another P. Where is it? - There it is!
- There's another P. (spooky music) Okay, where's the letter K? - There!
- There's the K. Now, where's the I? - There!
- I. And last, where's the N? - There!
- N, nifty. (bright music) P-U-M-P-K-I-N, pumpkin! Whoa, whoa! Lookity letters. We made all the
pumpkins come back. Let's give ourselves
a big thumbs up! (panting) - No Goliath tarantula yet. Oh, ooh! But looks like I
found some cows. (cow moos) But I don't want to be
a moo cow for Halloween. Oh yeah, I know how you feel. I'm tired too. (yawns) Maybe I'll just rest
here with you for a sec. (yawns) (spooky music) (dramatic music) (gasps) A vampire bat! (chuckles) Phew, you're not scary. More like a little
creepy and totally cool. Oh, look at that nose. Specially designed for sensing
heat, the heat of blood. Blood is what a
vampire bat eats, and that's what
he's searching for. Hey Aviva, you getting this? - I sure am! Let's break it down. - The vampire bat is drawn
to the heat of the blood that flows near the
surface of the cow's skin. When the bat finds the
spot, cue razor sharp teeth. He nips the neck
with his incisors. Blood flows, the bat
licks up the blood. Blood is the vampire
bat's number one food. Oh, and check it out, the vampire bat has a
special grooved tongue that is really good
at licking up blood. The special formula of
the bat's spit or saliva, keeps the blood flowing. Oh, they can drink two
tablespoons of blood in around 20 minutes. That's a full meal
for the vampire bat. Not enough blood
to harm the cow, who's still
sleeping, by the way. But enough to give
the vampire bat the meal it needs to survive. Uh oh, but with a full belly, the vampire bat has to rest
awhile before it takes off. But he can still walk around, (chuckles) and run! You know, a vampire
bat is the only bat in the world who
can run and jump. Oh cool! Look at him go! Ooh, he looks
really creepy cool. - Increible, that is amazing! Vampire bat powers
are some unusual and interesting creature powers. - Oh yeah, they're gonna make a great Halloween Creature
Power Suit for Chris. (Aviva gasps) - Let's surprise him! - He's going to love it! (upbeat music) - Oh, I would really love
to find a vampire bat so I could have a
vampire bat Power Suit for my Halloween costume. Nothing in there. (playful music) Hmm. (gasps) They might be inside that cave. Here batty, batty, batties. Hmm, you'd think there'd
be some vampire bats hanging from the
ceiling, but nothing. (rustling) (exclaims) Is someone there? (spooky music) (shouts) Who is that? Hmm. Huh? Why does my hair feel fuzzier? Oh, a Goliath tarantula! Terrific! You're not scary, you're
just really creepy cool. Aviva, you've gotta
see this spider! - Amazing! - Look at these fangs. They inject venom for hunting. Lucky for me, he's
not hungry right now. And they have a great defense. When he's alarmed, the tarantula can rub his
abdomen with his hind legs to release urticating hairs, which are irritating
to the skin. - That's cool! - And check out this
offense, eight strong legs. He's called the
bird-eating spider because they have been seen
eating and catching birds, also rodents and lizards. - Wow, that's some good stuff! (chuckles) - This is gonna make a great
new Creature Power Suit for Halloween for my bro. - Yeah, let's surprise him! - Martin is going to love it. - The Goliath tarantula
and the vampire bat, whee! They're both going to love their new Creature
Power Suit surprises. - Here are two blank
Creature Power discs. - And you've gotta program both of them into
Halloween surprises. - Yeah, there's not much time. - One more thing, on Halloween
if a full moon rises, a witch flies across
it on a broom. - Really? - Yep, it's super spooky. But I'm not afraid 'cause
I'll be with you guys tonight. - Wow, a witch is gonna fly
across the Moon tonight? - Right, a witch is-- - I know what a witch is. I saw it in a movie one
time, Wizard of something. No place like Earth,
dressed all in black, huge pointy hat,
green skin, right? But what's this flying
Earth vehicle, this broom? Flying broom, what
fascinating Earthy technology. Wonder what powers it? Anti gravitating fluxonators? I can't wait to see it when a witch flies on a
broom across the Moon! - What? You guys, there's
no witch on a broom flying across the Moon. That stuff is all made up. (Mindy gasps) - Mitchell! Of course there's
witches on brooms flying across the
Moon on Halloween. - Come on, have
you ever seen one? - Well, no, but that's what
Halloween is all about. Witches and brooms. - So, who's right? Mindy or Mitchell? Do witches really fly on brooms? - I'm afraid that
Mitchell is right. - Yeah, it is actually made up, but it is a cool idea. (Jet chuckles) - Then how awesome would it
be for Mindy to see a witch flying across the Moon
on a broom tonight? (Sunspot chirping) Oh, very interesting
plan, Sunspot. - Let's get into
our sleeping bags. (ominous laughter) (gasping) Did you giggle? - I didn't giggle. You? - Uh-uh.
- It wasn't me! - Maybe it was a frog? - Do frogs giggle? - I don't know! (ominous laughter) - Okay, that wasn't a frog! - [Mysterious Voice]
This tree house is mine! (spooky music) (lightning crashes) (screaming) - Ready to carve faces
in our pumpkins, Dad? - Ooh, thanks Lily,
I almost forgot. Now comes the best part of all, we take the top off our pumpkin, then we scoop out all the
seeds and stuff in the middle. - [All] Ew, gross! - Let's do it! (laughing) (bright music) - Great, then you carve a face
into your pumpkin, like this. (squishing) - Wait, you carve
a face in a gourd, which you call a pumpkin? Huh, I don't get it, why? - Because it's fun, Dad. - Then what are we waiting for? Let's get carving! - [All] Yeah! (cheering) (bright music) (purrs) - I know, what
fantastic pumpkins. - Oh, and just in
time too, look! - The autumn moon is rising.
- Ooh, what color will it be? - [All] It's orange! - I was right, la la moon! - Everything is ready,
pumpkin patchers. Now, watch this trick. (light instrumental music) - [All] Wow! - Whoa. - Happy Autumn Moon everybody. (cheering) - [All] Autumn Moon! (laughing) - Daddy, can we borrow
a towel, please? Peter's going to be a superhero! (chuckles) - All right, you
can't be a superhero without a cape, can you? - And I need a
superhero name too. How about Scooter Boy? (laughing) - That's good. - Scooter Boy and
his Super Scooter! - You know what else a
good superhero needs? A sidekick! - I guess you'll be needing a
cape too, Pinkalicious, huh? - Not Pinkalicious,
make way for... Twirl-a-Whirl Girl! - Va-voosh! (giggling) (bright music) - I can twirl a whirl
around the world. Twirl a whirl, twirl
a whirl, twirl a... (giggling) (gasps) - Oh no! Twirl-a-whirl Girl needs help. (laughing) - This is the job
for Scooter Boy! - It's okay, Scooter Boy. I can help myself. - Aw, I wanted to help you. Helping people is
what a superhero does. - Daddy, can we go
to the park and... - Save the world? Okay, just be back
in time for dinner. - [Both] Yay! (chuckles) - Where's Inez? She's missing some serious
trick or treat time. (energetic music) (gasps) - Inez, about time you got here. - I thought you were going
to wear a different costume! - I thought you were. - So, two rock stars? Big deal. - Matt, wearing the same costume as one of your friends is
a Halloween fashion no no. - Huh, what's this? - Dear Diary, I
saw Jackie today. She is so mean. - Hey, that's my diary!
- Your diary? And you wrote that I'm so mean? - No, you don't understand. - Oh, I understand, all right. You think I'm mean, that's
exactly what you wrote. - First of all,
whatever I wrote in here is for me and me only. You had no right to read it! - Time out, let's
talk about this. - I have nothing to say. Inez thinks I'm mean and if
that's the way she feels, fine! - Fine!
- Not fine. (screaming) (energetic funky music) (doorbell rings) (crunching) - Bob, play with
your swords outside. (doorbell rings) (triumphant music) - Word Girl, in person! - I've been getting that
reaction a lot today. - Ready?
- Yeah. Word up! (grumbles) - Painful. (footsteps thudding) (mechanical clanking) (crowd gasps) (dramatic music) (heavy footsteps thudding) (spooky music) (doorbell rings) (door creaks) (bright music) - Trick or treat.
- Hey! (mechanical clanking) Isn't it eerie how much that impolite cowboy
looked like a robot? (sighs) Oh. (sheep bleats) (gasps) - The Miniaturizer, that's it! All of these tiny
animals would be scarier if they were bigger, and I can big size them
with the Miniaturizer. I can turn all these
teeny weeny animals into scary monsters! I'll just sneak in with
my invisibility cloak, and snatch the Miniaturizer. They won't see me coming. (laughs evilly) - Surprise, a vampire
bat power disc! - What, how? - Oh yeah, I found
the vampire bat. Made the observations,
and Aviva did the rest. (sighs) But I didn't have any luck with finding the biggest
tarantula in the world. - But I did! Show him, Aviva. - A Goliath
tarantula power disc. - Whoa, way to go, bro! - [Both] Let's activate! - But aren't you
forgetting something? - Yeah, where are the animals? - Uh, you mean this vampire bat? - And this Goliath tarantula? Here you go. - Oh, you'll need this guy. - [Zach] Oh, this is great. They're so distracted
by the animals that I'll grab the Miniaturizer and get away before
they even notice. (playful music) - [Both] Insert
Creature Power Disc. Touch creepy cool creatures. Activate Halloween powers! (futuristic music) Happy Halloween! - [Both] Whoa! - Those are really,
really, really creepy cool. - Boring!
- What? Uh, who said that? - [Zach] Me, the ghost. Boo! (screaming) (whimpering) (gasps) - What? Hey, my hairs are standing up. Something isn't
right around here. I sense danger. I'm having a defensive reaction! Get down everybody,
I can't stop it, because when I rub my hind legs
over the back of my abdomen, my urticating hairs
will shoot out to confront the danger, oh! - [Zach] Ow! - [All] Zach! - [Zach] What? How do you see me? - The urticating
hairs of the tarantula are sticking all over
your invisibility cloak. - Ow, and irritating, ow! They're sticking
through my cloak. Prickly, ooh, tingly! Owie, ow, ow, ow! So, back at ya! Hair! - They're sharp, take cover! (laughing evilly) Everybody okay? - Yeah, fine. - But Zach's getting away! - [Martin] Uh-oh! (dramatic music) - Where'd he go? - I've got a creature
power that can find him. Activate heat seeking
vampire bat nose structure. Scanning. Aviva, Koki, Zach! Gotcha, by the Createrra! - I'll get him! Ha, gotcha! - Ugh. - Said the spider to the fly. (chuckles) - Zachbots, help! (Zachbots beeping) (energetic music) - More urticating hairs? - Oh, huh? Fly away, fly away! - But Zach, you're forgetting
your invisibility cloak! - So? I've got one of your inventions. - What? - Consider it a trade. - But I don't want a trade. - I'll get him because vampire
bat powers give me wings. (energetic music) (dramatic music) I'll fly in through
the belly hatch. Whoa! Oh, bats are good flyers, except when they
meet a jet engine. (dramatic music) - We need to find out
what invention Zach took. - Check, check, uh-oh. - [Group] What? - The Miniaturizer, it's gone! - It's mine, the
Miniaturizer's mine! (energetic music) - [Koki] Looks like
he's on a course directly to, Pumpkin Town. - Oh, we gotta follow him. Jimmy!
- On it! - Pumpkin Town? Huh, that sounds like the
perfect place to trick or treat. - First we get our
Miniaturizer back, and then we can trick or treat. - Plotting coordinates now. (dramatic music) (sighs) - Check, and the next item on my Halloween
list, collect candy! - Let's do it! - One, two, three. - [All] Trick or treat! - Oh okay, we have a teddy
bear, Commander Cressida. (Sunspot chirps) You dressed your pet up! Oh, hello Neil Armstrong, sir. And, uh... (dramatic music) Are you a cucumber? - Oh, I thought so too,
but actually, I'm an alien. I'm from Bortron 7. Our house is
actually a spaceship. Our van turns into
a flying saucer, and Sunspot is my
Bortronian pet. (Sunspot beeping) (laughing nervously) (chuckles) - Well, have some Earth
candy, son of neighbors. (chuckles) Bye. - Wow, Jet, you
really can get away with being an alien all night. (Jet laughs) - Yes! - Come on. (lightning crashes) Just a little further. Let's set it down over there. (groaning) Phew, let me get the lights. Pretty sweet, huh? - It smells like rotten eggs. (growling) Why is the creature doing that? - I'll call Ocean,
he's the creature guy. I'm sure it's no big deal. - Dude, it's a big deal. You were supposed to be
back at Headquarters by now, so I could feed it. - Our van is stuck in the mud. - You have to feed
that creature. There's creatures
locked in the van. - Can it wait 'til we get back? - Sure, if you want
it to break out. - Okie dokie, getting
creature slop. Thanks, Ocean. I hadn't even thought about
joining the creature department. - Give me that! - I've got the slop. - You have to feed it exactly one quart or slop,
no more, no less. Hurry! - Okay, got it. We need to find something
to measure liquid. Quickly, quickly! - How 'bout this? - No, that's a balance scale,
it's used to measure weight. - There has to be
something here. This? - No, that's a ruler. It's used to measure
how long something is. This is what we need! This says five quarts. This says three quarts. (creature growling) This says one quart! One quart exactly. (creature growling) Here you go, little guy. Hurry, hurry! (dramatic music) - Phew, close one. - Let's just take these
raincoats off and settle in. (creature growling) (spooky music) - Good evening! (screaming) (laughing) Care to feel a bowlful
of dinosaur eyeballs? - [All] Ew! - That's disgusting.
- Eyeballs. - Dad, those aren't
really eyeballs, are they? - Oh no, I wouldn't think so. - Nah, it's peeled
berries and stuff. They're just supposed
to feel like eyeballs. (squishing) - Well, they feel kind
of like eyeballs I guess. I've never really
felt eyeballs before. - Me neither, yuck! - Pretty spooky though, huh? (giggles) - It is spooky, but fun. - Excellent! (laughing evilly) - This is so great! It's the best haunted
roundhouse ever. - Yeah, come on, you guys. Let's check out that next stall. I wonder what kind of spooky
thing we'll find this time? (spooky moaning) - Okay, that is scary. Is it a ghost? - Is it, Dad? - Well, let's find out! (spooky moaning) (gasping) - [All] Tank? (burps) - Excuse me. Oh, hi guys. - That was you making the noise? - Yeah, my mom was right. I have a tummy ache. I think I ate too fast. - What did you eat? - I don't know. I guess it was supposed
to be something spooky, but it was green and
it looked really tasty. (giggles) - Oh, you had us going
there for a second, Tank. We thought you were
something really scary. - Me, scary? No, but isn't this haunted
roundhouse the best? Okay, I'm feeling better now. Let's go check out
the next stall. Maybe there'll be food! (laughing) (playful music) - Is that a spaceship? - Or a giant flying pumpkin? - No, it's the Tortuga. Wild Kratts! (spooky music) (gasping) - Oh no, the villains! - Get me their candy. - Yes, Donita. - I'm the smartest
villain of all! - They've taken
over the Tortuga. - We'll stop them! This'll be fun. - What are you doing? - Wait, we're in
costumes, remember? - We're not real villains. It's me, Aviva! It's Halloween, remember? - We know! We were just playing a trick. - But that was a good one. - Yeah, you really fooled me. - Do you want to come
trick or treating with us? - Yeah, sure.
- Love trick or treating! - [Group] Yay! - Well, there's a
house over there. Let's start with that one. - Let's go! (spooky music) - [Aviva] That's a
pretty spooky house. - It sure is, but I'm showing that's
where the tracking beacon of our Miniaturizer
is coming from. Hmm, it's moving around. I can't get a lock on it. - Uh, I think I'll stay here. - Wait, that's not any house,
it's a scary animal mansion. - Sounds kinda creepy cool. - You guys go check it out, and I'll stay with
Jimmy and the Tortuga and monitor the situation. Jimmy, you still see
the Miniaturizer? - [Jimmy] Yep, still there. - Bye!
- See you later. - Woo, time for some
creepy cool fun! - [Group] Yeah! - And because it's Halloween,
and everyone's in costume, the real villains won't
even know it's us. - Oh, so all the Halloween stuff I was afraid of is just pretend! That makes it not so scary. Come on, let's go
back to my house. (spooky music) Okay, so this jack-o'-lantern,
it's just a pumpkin. It's pretend? - Yep. - And Wyatt, your
costume is just pretend? - You got it, Pig. - You know what? I'm not scared anymore! I'm ready to go
trick or treating. (triumphant music) And I'm going to be a... Dragon! (roaring) Let's go! (cheering) (laughing) - Yeah! (bright music) Okay, okay, ready everyone? (knocking) - [All] Trick or treat! - A dragon, oh! - Don't worry, Papa Bear. I'm not a real dragon. It's just pretend. - What? (chuckling) You had me there. - Hip hip hooray! The super readers saved the day! - Thank you Scooter Boy
and Twirl-a-Whirl Girl. I'm not thirsty anymore! - Our heroes! - [Both] Yay! - Hey, that was fun. Can I play? My dolly can pretend
to need help too. Help, help, I'm stuck
on this mountain! - Pretend to need help? You tricked me? - No, no.
- That wasn't-- - We didn't mean to trick you. We just wanted to help
you be a superhero. - Oh, but I'm supposed
to help everyone else, not the other way around. - We didn't mean to hurt
your feelings, Peter. I mean, Scooter Boy. - No, my name's Peter. I'm not Scooter Boy anymore. - Oh, this is all my fault! I better go and
make sure he's okay. Hey Peter, I'm really sorry. I was having so much fun
playing superheroes with you, I wanted to keep playing, but I should've told
you we were pretending. - You like playing superheroes? - Sure, superheroes are great, but we can play something
else if you like? - Let's go play on the swings! Hop on, Twirl-a-Whirl Girl. - [Both] Va-voosh! - Race you to the swings,
Twirl-a-Whirl Girl! - Ha, you're on, Scooter Boy! Twirl a whirl, twirl a, ow! - Pinkalicious, are you okay? - Ow, ow! My ankle, I think I twisted it. Let me, ow! - Here, let me help you. Wait, is this for real? You're not trying
to help me again? - No, I promise you, Peter. I really did hurt my ankle, ow! I would never
pretend to be hurt. Maybe this is a job
for Scooter Boy! (gasps) - Right! - We can use your Super
Scooter to get me back home. Daddy will know what to do. If I balance on my good foot,
it's not too bad actually. - Okay, hold tight,
as fast as light! - Ow, stop, Scooter Boy! Maybe this time you
could be slow and steady, so my foot doesn't get bumped? - Good thinking,
Twirl-a-Whirl Girl. As slow and steady
as a tortoise. (bright music) - Ow!
- Pinkalicious, are you hurt? - A little, but Scooter
Boy is saving me. (mechanical clanking) - Oh, my candy! (mechanical whirring) - Oh man, oh man,
Halloween ruined. (crying) - Look, it's Word Girl! - What are you talking
about, I'm not Word Girl! (laughs nervously) - They mean me, silly. (grumbles) - She's here to save us
from the candy thief. - Guys, I'm not Word Girl. I'm just a little girl
in a superhero costume. - [All] Word Girl,
Word Girl, Word Girl! - All right, all right,
I'm on top of it. Just give me a few moments. Becky, can I borrow
your monkey pirate? I know he's no
Captain Huggy Face, but frankly, neither is Fluffy. (Fluffy meows) - Violet, you shouldn't get
mixed up in this trouble. You're in over your head. - But the entire town
is relying on me. Listen to them chanting my name! - [Crowd] Word Girl,
Word Girl, Word Girl! - They're chanting
for Word Girl. She can defeat the robots because she has
supernatural powers. - But I'm really into
the supernatural. I eat all sorts of organic
and super healthy food. - Oh actually, supernatural
refers to something that would not happen
in the natural world, for example, Word Girl's
ability to fly is supernatural. - Oh well, I can't fly. (gasps) But I could tell Toby it's
not nice to steal candy! - Yeah, that's not
usually how it works. (mechanical clanking) - A robot, let's follow him! (sighs) - She's not gonna
give up, is she? (mechanical whirring) - Now Becky, be careful. I don't want you to get hurt. - Of course. - Look at him gloating. (laughing maniacally) Why can't he enjoy Halloween
like a normal samurai? We'll see who's laughing
at the end of the night, after Word Girl shows
up and busts him. (Fluffy meows) I'm going in. Call my parents if I don't
come out within 10 minutes. - Violet, wait! Oh well, it's better if
she's out of the way. (Captain Huggy Face chitters) Oh, I know, I'll get to it. Word-- - I almost forgot my sidekick. (Fluffy purrs) - Word Up! (triumphant music) (knocking) (lips smacking) - Trick or treat! - Word Girl, what
are you doing here? - I'm here to save Halloween! - Wait, how do I know
you're really Word Girl? - Uh, I know really big
words like, Mississippi! - Mississippi? Everyone knows that word. What do you take me for, a fool? - Yes! And a silly goose. Poomba, kakow! (speaking gibberish) Oh! Huh? Wow, that's a lot of candy. - Yes, and it all
longs to Samurai Toby! - Not if Word Girl
has anything to say! (screams) - No! (bubbling) That's strange. Why aren't you using
your supernatural
powers to defeat me? - Uh... - You're not Word Girl, are you? - Oh, I, um, of course I am. - Then who is that? (dramatic music) (metallic clanking) - My robots, my candy! - Becky, did you see? Word Girl saved Halloween with
her supernatural superpowers! - I know, isn't she amazing? - I need you to help bring Mitchell and
Mindy to the tree house. Tell them there
will be something extra special about
the Moon tonight. (light music) - [All] Wow! - Whoa, it is red. The lunar eclipse is
making the Moon red! - So amazing, a real red moon. - Oh, if only a witch
would fly across the Moon. It would be perfect. - Oh Mindy, there's
no way that a witch-- (cackling) - Look! It's really happening! A witch on a broom, wow! Told ya, Mitchell! Look, the witch even has
her kitty cat with her. (cackling) - Halloween, my
favorite Earthy holiday! Woo hoo! (cackling) Yup, that looks like
a witch all right! (energetic music) - There he goes,
follow that bat! While the kids are snoozing,
the bats are cruising. (laughing) Oh yeah! Woo, I love bat power! - Good one! Hey, did you notice something
about Bite-Size, Martin? He's not catching
mosquitoes anymore. Hey, he must be full, because
if insects are abundant, a little brown bat
can fill his belly in the first two hours
after the sun goes down. - Right you are, bro. A brown bat can eat as many as
3,000 mosquitoes each night, and almost all that happens
right after the sun goes down. Speaking of going down, Bite-Size is heading
straight for that pond! He's drinking on the fly. - [Both] Gotta try it! (playful music) (splashing) (gurgling) - Oh, not that thirsty! (laughing) - It's more like this, bro. (playful music) Little sips, like that. (gasps) Whoa! Woo hoo! (splashing) (snapping) βͺ Halloween, Halloween is here βͺ βͺ It's the kookiest
time of the year βͺ βͺ Halloween,
Halloween has come βͺ βͺ There'll be lots of frights
before the night is done βͺ βͺ It's been a
scare-tabulous day βͺ βͺ And now it's time to say βͺ βͺ Trick or treat,
trick or treat βͺ βͺ To all our friends up
and down the street βͺ βͺ Come little monsters
in costumes galore βͺ βͺ Who go trick or treating
from door to door βͺ (giggling) βͺ Fright-tastic houses
decorated scarily βͺ βͺ Full of lots of
frights and sights βͺ βͺ To shock us gleefully βͺ (doorbell rings) (gasping) (playful music) - Trick or treat! Trick or treat! - Treat or trick? (giggling) (slurping) (crunching) βͺ Halloween, Halloween is here βͺ βͺ It's the kookiest
time of the year βͺ βͺ Halloween, Halloween is here βͺ βͺ The funnest
night of the year βͺ βͺ Yeah βͺ