(playful tones) - [Child] Tic Tac Toy. (door rattling) - Let me out, help! Help! (laughs) - There's only one way out of here, Lulu. I'm sure Addy and Maya will find me. - I wouldn't be so sure of that. This room is impossible to find. If the girls can't solve my clues. - Oh, but they're smart, they'll figure it out and rescue me. Just wait and you'll see. - Not this time, I've got a few surprises in store for the girls. - Oh, no, what are they? (laughs) - I have a feeling you'll
be here a while, Lulu. Why don't you go ahead and have a seat. (sinister music) (bell rings)
(upbeat music) - How in the world are
we gonna find Lulu, Maya? - No idea, but we gotta get moving. The Toy Master said we only
have one hour to rescue Lulu. - And we need to capture the
Toy Master when we find her. - Good idea, we've got to
send him back to toy jail. - So how are we gonna do that? (sighing) - I have an idea. - Yeah? - Maybe the Toy Hotel
Detective could help us. - Oh, yeah, I totally
forgot about that guy. Sounds like a solid plan. - We could definitely use the backup. - For sure. (bell rings) (lighthearted music) - Wow, I'm so excited that my new Tic Tac Toy merch just arrived. Ah, comfy pillow, and I'm gonna ditch my briefcase
for these cool backpacks. And just in time for summer,
I got my new beach towel. (knocking) Come in. - Detective Jason, we need your help. - Hello Addy and Maya, happy to help. - Have you heard of the Toy Master? - I sure have, do you know
that he's still on the loose? - Oh, we know. - That's why we came to see you, the Toy Master is here in the Toy Hotel. - Whoa, tell me everything you know. - Here's the thing, we
can't really tell you much. - Why not? - The Toy master says we
have to find him on our own. - I see, so how can I help then? - We need you to call the toy police when we give you the sign. - I can handle that. - Great, can we borrow a walkie-talkie? - Of course, you can take this one. - Thanks Detective Jason. - No problem. And please be careful, girls. - We will. - Oh, and nice Tic Tac Toy merch. - Thanks. (upbeat music) Let's see what else I got. Oh, yes, my canvas tote bag. And I can't wait to get
my Addy and Maya poster that I ordered from tictactoystore.com. (bell rings)
(sinister music) - On to the Foodie Roos chips. (sighs) - That's the escape button. - Ah, and I got the rare Macaroon Raccoon. I knew stealing these Foodie Roos from the Toy Cafe would be a good idea. (laughs) Time to put together my Foodies room set. Hmm, which sticker should I use first? Not so fast, Lulu, step
away from the escape button. - Ooh, I almost had it. (bell rings)
(upbeat music) - How in the world did Lulu get out of the Toy Cafe storage room? - Yeah, the door to the
Toy Cafe was locked. So we know she didn't go that way. - And Toy Master said we
have to start where Lulu did, and this is it. - Maybe there's a secret
passageway behind the toys. - Good thinking. - Nothing here, let's
look behind these bins. - But wait a minute, the exit has to be big enough for Lulu to fit through. - Oh, yeah, good point. - Let's look over there. I don't remember this
costume rack being here. - You're right, I wonder what's behind it. - Only one way to find out. Check it out. - It says right this way. - Hang on Lulu, here we come. (bell rings)
(upbeat music) (gasps) - Whoa. - Look at all of that toy food. Weird someone left it here. - It kind of looks like
it leads somewhere. - Oh, yeah, like a trail. - Exactly, I think we're
supposed to follow it. - Agreed, but let's go super slow just in case it's a trap. - So far, so good. - Look, there's a sign up there. (intense music) - [Maya] This way. - What do we do now, the
arrows point both ways. - Could one way be a trap? - I don't like this, but
we need to choose a path. - Let's just pick one and go from there. - Okay, let's go right. - Oh, cool, the Rainbowcorn suite. - Awesome, I guess we chose correctly. (upbeat music) - This is one of my favorite
rooms in the Toy Hotel. - Mine, too. (bouncy, lighthearted music) - Hey, Addy, think we have
enough time to open one? - I wish. OMG, the white rabbit is real. (gasps) - No way. - Remember when we played that trick on the toy food inspector? - Yeah, we told him there's
a white rabbit down the hall. - But we were just joking. - Whoa, this is tripping me out. He wants us to follow him. - Curiouser and curiouser. - You said it. (bell rings)
(upbeat music) - Whoa, what happened here? - Ah, welcome to my tea
party, Addy and Maya. - Uh, what happened to your accent, Chef? - And you seem way more chill than usual. Are you okay? - And what's with that crazy outfit? - Well, these are my normal clothes. - So anyway, a white
rabbit just led us in here. Know anything about that? - I have only one question for you. - Uh, okay, shoot. - What begins with a t, ends
with a t, and has tea in it? - Wait, what? - Oh, I get it, the Toy Master must have put Chef Pierre under a spell. - Yeah, that totally makes sense. Let's think of that riddle. - Okay, what begins with
a t, finishes with a t, and has tea in it? - The answer's gotta be in this kitchen. (bell rings)
(sinister music) - I've gotta find another
way to get out of here. - And now I'll move on to the cereal. I wonder which one I'll get. Ah, it's Fruity Puck Puck. Smells delicious. (ball bouncing) What was that? - Now's my chance. - Have a seat, Lulu. - Oh, so close! - Nice try, but you're not gonna get out of here that easily. (groans) - Oh, come on Addy and Maya. (bell rings) - Oh, what could it be? (upbeat music) - Okay, what begins with
a t, finishes with a t, and has tea in it? - I don't know. (gasps) How about a tart? The word tart begins with
a t, and ends with a t. - But there's no tea in it, right? - Oh, yeah, right. Let's keep thinking. - The toaster! Toast begins and ends with a t. - But there's no tea in toast, either. - Oh, snap, you're right. - Oh, would you girls care for some tea? - No, thank you, we really
have to concentrate here. - Maybe layer, Chef. - Suit yourself. - The teapot!
- The teapot! - Chef Pierre, we need that teapot. - As you wish. - Thanks, Chef. Addy, let's see what's inside. - Wait, there's hot tea in there. (bell rings)
(upbeat music) - Ooh, the yellow beach
towel looks great, too. I wonder why Addy and Maya
haven't radioed me yet. I hope they're okay. (bell rings)
(upbeat music) - No tea in the teapot, just
this note and this cookie. - Whew. - Read it, Addy, read the note. - Okay. Eat me? - Now that's the kind of clue I like. Let's split the cookie. - Half for me and half for you. - Bottoms up. - Oh, no, I'm getting sleepy. - Me, too. (bell rings) (upbeat music) - Maya, are you awake? - Yeah, I think so. - Oh, no, we're back in
the hallway we started in. - That cookie must have been
a trap from the Toy Master. - And we fell for it. - Let's not waste any more
time being bummed out. We've got to find Lulu after all. - You're right, Maya, back to work. - So which way do you think
we should go this time? - Let's go the same way. - But we haven't tried going left yet. - Well, I think we should do the opposite of what makes sense, and see where it takes us. We have to think like the Toy Master if we want to save Lulu. - Agreed, after you, Addy. (upbeat music) It's exactly the same as before. - And here's the white
rabbit, right on time. - So what do we do? - We don't follow him. - Really? - Yeah, let's just ignore him and see what happens this time. - Come on, Addy. So what's your favorite
type of Rainbocorn, Addy? - Hmm, I like the Puppycorns. - The rabbit's still here, Addy. - Just keep talking about Rainbocorns. - Okay, I really like
the Hamstercorns, too. - Oh, he's coming our way. He gave me a note, Maya. - Well, read it, Addy,
we're on a time crunch. - [Addy] What has hands but can't clap? - That's way confusing. - Totally. - We just have to focus
and think very hard. Think, think, think. - What has hands but can't clap? - I'm drawing a blank here. - Me, too. (bell rings) - Addy and Maya, where are you? - My trap must have
worked just as I planned. Addy and Maya will never find you, and the Toy Cafe will be mine. - Oh, I'm counting on you, girls. Please hurry. (bell rings)
(upbeat music) - Hey, Rainbocorns have
hands but they can't clap. - True, but I think the Toy Master means something that everybody has. - Yeah, that makes sense. - Hey, how much time do
we have left to save Lulu? - No clue, is there a clock in here? - Oh, look, there's a clock
over there on the night stand. - Oh, yeah. Oh, no, it's almost been an hour. - Wait a minute, notice
anything about that clock? (gasps) - It's got hands! - Exactly. - And it can't clap. - Yes, this must be
the answer to the clue. - But where do we go from here? - Is there a message on the clock? (gasps) - There's a funny little
key taped on the bottom. - It looks like an old key, I bet it goes to a lock. - Right, we just have to search the hotel for a lock that this key goes to. - Well, what are we waiting for, we gotta save Lulu. (bell rings) Okay, there's a lot of doors
in the Toy Hotel, Maya. - And there's the first
one right up there. (upbeat jazz music) Oh, just the laundry room. - There's another door up there. - Oh, just the dining room. Let's check out that door. Look, it's an old looking lock. - This must be it, let's
radio Detective Jason. - And we need to be very quiet, 'cause the Toy Master could be on the other side of this door. - Copy that. (beeping) Condor, this is Raven, the
eagle has landed, over. (beeps) - Oh my way. I'll be right over, girls, over. (beeps) - Alright, let's get ready to rumble. - Oh, it's on. Get out the goods, Addy. - Glitter sleep spray for me and freezing bubbles for you. - I'm ready when you are, sis. - Alright, three, two, one. (upbeat music) (bell rings) - Okay, on to the pretzels. - Freeze!
- Freeze! (screams) - Whoa! - Hold it right there, Toy Master. - Here's a taste of your own medicine. - I'm suddenly sleepy. - Good job, girls! I knew you two would
come and save the day. How can I ever thank you? - Really sleepy. - Nothing's needed, Lulu, we're just happy that the Toy Cafe's safe from the Toy Master. - Yep, the Toy Master's finally gonna pay for all of his toy food crimes. - Oh, well you girls are my heroes. (snoring) (playful tones)
