Zero -- zero is the number
that comes before one.
It also means nothing.
Ruin -- when you ruin
something, you mess it up.
Amount -- amount is how much
there is of something.
Correct -- if something is
correct, it means it's right.
Check -- when you
check something,
you make sure it's correct.
So we have Zero, Ruin,
Amount, Correct, and Check.
Watch out for them
in today's show.
I'm here at Paul the Gorilla's
Annual Banana Festival
and what an appealing day
it's been so far.
Ha, ha, appealing!
From the banana photo booth, to
the strange but wonderful banana
petting zoo, to the always
popular cart of banana stuff.
(laughing)
And now, to the Nothing But
Banana Sculpture Contest.
Let's see how Paul scores Marcus
and Keith's banana Eiffel Tower.
And Annie and Danny's
banana Taj Mahal.
(applause and cheers)
. -- we can b*at that.
Ours is
definitely a .
Paul...that sign said
zero, as in nothing.
As in no points at all.
Did you see our
banana Taj Mahal?
Did you see it?
Because it looks just
like the real thing.
What am I missing?
Annie!
You said you were going
to read the rules?
Hey, I don't read rules, ok?
What kind of Prankster
do you think I am?
But...
(cheering)
A zero?
Danny Rebus
is not a zero!
A nothing! A nada!
They get it!
Well, that does
it from the park.
Paul and I are off to
the diner to get ready
for the Banana
Festival Party!
Hope to see you
there later, bye.
Hey guys, I think your
sculpture was really awesome,
even if it did have
a strawberry on it.
Gee, thanks.
I'm really sorry that
you guys got zero,
I thought your sculpture
was really awesome.
Will we see you
at the party?
You might.
Come on Rebus, are you
thinking what I'm thinking?
That depends on what
you're thinking.
(whispering)
I'm sorry, all I heard
was ruin the party!
Shhh!
Was that loud?
Yes!
Hey you guys!
Feel the power
Feel the power
Feel the power, yo
And plug it in!
It's electric
(Electric Company)
Get connected
(Electric Company)
It's electric
(Electric Company)
Get connected
(Electric Company)
The power we perfected
is electrically connected
So use it as directed
and expect to be respected
Just turn it on
and you will see
That you belong
in the company!
Feel the power
Feel the power
Feel the power, yo
And plug it in!
Plug it in, everybody!
Electric Company
Electric Company
Electric Company...
Electric Company!
Yes, Paul,
the food is all set.
And yes, I ordered the
shiny banana balloon.
Seriously Paul, relax, I got
this party under control.
Oh what?
Have you seen
Danny and Annie?
No, why?
They're going to try
to ruin Paul's party.
Are you serious...why?
Come on, why are they going
to mess with my man, Paul?
We heard them say it.
I saw them too.
They were upset because
they got zero points
at the sculpture
contest.
Guys, you're
upsetting, Paul,
he's already
nervous enough.
Paul, look at me, dude.
No one is going to ruin
this party, ok? Nobody.
Come on, look around, you see
any Pranksters in this diner?
Nope! Exactly!
All right, Scrambler,
what's our move?
A delivery...Rebus,
it's go-time, come on.
Broadway Banana Products.
balloons for
dollars.
So you want a zero,
Paul the gorilla?
We'll show you a zero!
(laughing)
Let me just double-check
the order here.
Oh, my bad, I almost gave you
ten balloons for dollars.
That's correct.
No sir, no, it says
here that you ordered
zero balloons
for dollars.
No wait, wait...
That would be , , , ,
, , , , , , and zero.
There you go, zero balloons;
that will be dollars.
Just send me a check.
What just happened?
Let me see that -- Marcus,
put your power on this.
All right, let's
check this out...
So the correct order was
balloons for dollars.
But if you take the one
from here, move it here.
Zero balloons for dollars,
which means the amount of
balloons and the amount
of dollars was scrambled.
They think we're zeros
and there's nothing to us
In their boots
they're all the same
Tell them, Danny...
'Cause when you do not
give respect to a zero
You are making a big mistake
Tell them, Annie...
They're going to be so sorry
Watch what happens when
you don't appreciate a zero
Something won't add up
Check out these zeros
next to the number one
Six zeros make one million
(Go zero)
You see it's now one million
My hero!
Ignoring zero's power
Could be the biggest
mistake of your life!
Zeros could ruin
what you're doing
Until you learn to
appreciate a zero
Something won't add up!
They can't ruin this party,
all that wonderful food.
Do you realize that
I eat celery for dessert
every single night?
Whoa, every night?
No, I take that back,
once I had to eat dog food.
Gnarly; did you like it?
Why don't you watch this
and decide for yourself.
The Importanator
helps you figure out
what's important in a sentence.
What's important?
Capital letters --
I know what that means.
People -- Amy and Tim!
Bold -- tigers;
Tim juggles tigers?
Italics -- on a tightrope.
Be good, I'll be back soon.
I feel silly; why are
we dressed like dogs?
For the Woof-Woof, Crunchy
Yummy Dog Food Contest.
If I direct the best commercial,
we win a year's supply
of dog food.
But I eat cat food.
You'll get used to it.
Here's the script...
And action!
Cut! Cut! Cut!
Donnie, the word "this"
is in italics.
Oh, italics...So?
That means you have to stress
that word when you read it,
really make it stand out.
Action!
Cut!
Donnie, nice job
stressing the italics,
but you don't have to
stress the word that much.
Let's try this
one more time, ok?
All right, Fuzzball.
Action!
No more dog food!
I'm a cat, I'm a cat!
Hey y'all, look what I can do.
I can raise a letter
to the sky
It's bigger and better
Texas-sized
I can stretch a letter
and make it rise
When it's time to...
Capitalize
Take a look at this sentence.
Look at all those
lower case a's!
Ah! Time to capitalize
what's important.
If it's a start of a sentence
Raise up Armadillos
If it's a place or a person
I have an uncle in Austin
If it's a day of a week
or month in a year
Raise up August
That's capital A's y'all!
Now it's clear
I can raise a letter
to the sky
It's bigger and better
Texas-sized
I can stretch a letter
and make it rise
When it's time to...
Capitalize
Yeah!
So what's happened so far?
Let's check out the scores at
the Banana Sculpture Contest.
We got a . .
Now for the Pranksters score...
That's the number zero...
that means we scored nothing,
no points at all, zero!
Then we'll make some
trouble at the party.
Hey, you guys!
We'll change the amount of
stuff they order for the party.
The amount is how much
you have of something.
bananas.
We'll use zeros to make
the amount more or less.
Though a zero can mean nothing
Some say it doesn't count
A zero has the power
to change the amount
I could take one banana
and make it ten
Now watch what happens
when I do it again
The amount goes up
It becomes
Who made this mess?
The zeros...
Yeah, we did
We didn't end up as
Banana Sculpture heroes
But we'll ruin this party
with the power of zeros
I've never seen
him this way.
Yeah, he took the balloon
thing a little personally.
Ok, thank you, thanks
anyways; all right, bye.
What happened?
Unfortunately, they're all sold
out of shiny banana balloons.
But, we're going to get some
nice normal yellow balloons.
(cheering)
Who doesn't like
nice yellow balloons?
Paul, Paul, come on man,
look at me, look at me.
I'm not going to let Danny
and Annie ruin this party, ok?
Check it out, I made a list,
a list of everything else
we'll need for the party.
When the next delivery comes,
I check the amount on the list.
If it's wrong, we send it
back and we get it right.
Come on, come on,
who loves ya?
Come on, yes!
Annie, you're a genius.
Broadway Banana Products
Company, perfect.
He's loading up
the truck now.
Awesome!
I can't change the list
while he's staring at it,
go distract him.
Distract him? I don't
know how to distract him.
He sells banana stuff,
ask him about that.
Go! Go!
Excuse me, sir.
Do you know where I might
be able to find banana --
Banana what?
Banana...fanny packs?
It's our most popular item,
let me just check.
Hey no!
You want this,
don't you?
You know what?
You're in luck, my friend,
because this is free for you,
and I'll get the straps.
There you go,
that's yours.
If your friends ask you,
which they will,
you got that from
Barry Banana.
I most certainly will.
You have a good day.
Ok!
Hector, delivery.
Barry?
So, I have got cases
of bananas for dollars;
napkins
for dollars;
paper plates
for dollars;
banana pinatas
for dollars;
and one banana-fanna-fo
fanny pack,
and that's just
for the heck of it.
Barry?
That is my name.
Those are not the
correct amounts.
Yes, they are.
No, I wouldn't pay dollars
for paper plates.
I ordered paper plates
for dollars.
See, your whole
list was scrambled.
Well, this has never happened
in all my years
of selling quality
banana products.
Actually, it happened
earlier today.
Oh...right.
We can't get our order
past the door,
Hector has all the amounts
written on that list.
Well, I guess we'll just
have to change the list.
Oh...nice thinking, Rebus.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
All right,
this is the plan.
Jess, you're going to come with
me, we're going to go with Barry
to the warehouse and we're going
to get these orders right.
Keith?
I'll go inside
and help John.
You're the man, dude.
Marcus, when you're done
setting up the tables,
I just need you to call
and check on the music.
And remember to stick to the
amounts on the list, all right?
No problem.
Let's banana split.
Let's do it.
We got to get
to that list.
Go, go, go.
Go, go!
Ok, they ordered
one-man banana band.
Let's make it .
Oh, that will be
awfully loud.
Hey, you really know
how to ruin a party.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
We'll borrow this zero
from here and...
(laughter)
One Man Banana Bands --
all the banana music
you need in one banana man.
Hi, I just wanted to make sure
that one-man banana bands
are coming to
the Electric Diner.
Are you sure that's
the correct amount?
My order slip says that
Hector just ordered
one-man banana band.
Just one? Nope, I'm afraid
you've been pranked,
I've got the correct amount
right here -- , one zero.
Ok sir, you got it,
thanks for calling.
Those Pranksters can't
get anything past
Marcus Barnes...
Barnes...Barnes.
one-man
banana bands?
That's going
to be awesome!
I don't know, dude,
I smell trouble.
Oh yeah,
I smell that too.
Because sometimes when you
buy too much of something,
things go very wrong.
And your aunt, who happens to be
a witch, gets very mad at you.
What are you
talking about?
You're about to find out.
If you thought ketchup and
mustard were a great team,
meet pictures and words.
Take a look at this picture --
you see some guy
and some chicken --
oh, and some Ninjas!
But who are they?
Why are they fighting?
Well, according to the words,
that guy is Eduardo;
the chicken's
name is Dante;
and they are a world traveling
Ninja fighting team!
Little tip for you --
pictures are your friends.
Let me explain...
When I was little, I was
obsessed with dinosaurs.
I had dinosaur stuffed animals,
and dinosaur bed sheets,
and I'd romp around
my room like a dinosaur...
with my cat named Dinosaur.
And of course, this was
my favorite book...
Before I could even read,
I would look at the pictures
and learn everything I could.
Like, just from this picture, I
figured out that some dinosaurs
eat plants, but I still
wanted to learn more.
That's when I started to read
and I remember I saw
this picture...and next
to it, this sentence.
But what did it say?
That big word freaked me out,
so I looked at the picture.
It's a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
I could read Tyrannosaurus Rex!
Then another tough word...
I looked at the picture --
bones, it's a skeleton.
That's the word.
Wow, I couldn't believe it!
bones!
I had to tell somebody.
So I told Dinosaur,
and you know what he said?
"Meow"-- he always says that.
(howling)
(honking)
ALL:
Aunt Hildegard!
Boys, you're spending too much
money on household supplies.
And I wrote this
report to prove it.
Luckily, I've taken the most
important information
and put it into this
handmade bar graph.
Nice graph.
Silence!
The taller the bar,
the more you have spent.
First, shampoo -- as you
can see by this short bar,
you have spent dollars
on shampoo this winter.
This is...
(gasping)
...quite good.
We rock.
Rinse and repeat.
Silence!
On trash bags, you have
spent dollars.
This is...
(gasping)
...not bad.
But then, we get to this
tall bar for toilet paper...
dollars on toilet
paper this winter!
Who is responsible?
Give me a break;
it's cold out there.
Nuggets! Chill,
little hamster.
How can I chill, I mean, one
minute Annie and Danny are
ruining the party, the next
minute Hector is saving it.
And now, one-man banana
bands are about to show up?
Loud music is not
good for my headaches.
Did I mention
I get headaches?
Uh Werewolf?
Oh, party's starting!
Wait for me!
Hey! Come on in!
The party's going on.
You're going to bring more
to the party, of course.
Hector, we checked the amounts
of the deliveries,
everything is correct.
Nice, and there's the
one-man banana band!
Welcome to
the party, sir.
You see Paul, it's
coming together.
Oh yeah!
And there's another one-man
banana band, I didn't ask...
Excuse me, no,
hold up, dude!
I think there's a
little of a mix up.
Hector? Hector?
Hector?
No...Where are you
coming from?
Marcus? Marcus?
Can I check that list?
Yeah.
Ok...I don't know
why we have so --
yep, one-man
banana bands.
We ordered
one-man banana band!
What?
They must of scrambled it
when I wasn't looking.
Hector, it is really
loud in there.
I know, man!
Please don't leave.
Come on guys,
it's so much fun.
Wait, guys! Please...
Paul, trust me, this party's
gonna go on as scheduled...
somehow.
Hector?
Yes.
I've got an idea.
I don't see any sign of
the Electric Company.
Did we actually
b*at them?
I mean, of course we b*at
them, I knew we would.
We're victorious.
You can't
prove anything!
Not now guys, we don't
have time to talk,
someone ruined
the banana party.
We don't know anything
about those banana bands.
I mean, we don't know anything.
Oh, we know you
guys didn't do it.
You do?
I mean, whoever ruined the party
pulled a really good prank.
It was a good prank, wasn't it?
Yeah, the only person
that could pull a really
good prank like that
is Francine.
What about us?
What about you? You guys
didn't score a single point
in the Banana
Sculpture Contest.
Ha! That shows
how much you know.
We did ruin the banana party,
and there is nothing
you can do about it!
(laughing)
Oh!
I think you owe
Paul an apology.
Sorry, Paul.
And Barry, the banana
product delivery guy.
Sorry Barry, the banana
product delivery guy.
What are you going
to do to us?
Well, you made us order
one-man banana bands;
we only needed one, so the
other nine are all yours.
Gentlemen, take it away!
This is too much!
, , , ...
Kapow! Prankster Planet!
The Wordsuckeruppernator
is sucking up words
So it's Jessica and
Marcus to the rescue!
There are buttons
to shut it down
But pushing them all
is up to you!
Boom! Prankster Planet!
Kapow! Prankster Planet!
Meanwhile, in the city...
Rebus power, don't fail me now!
There's the off button!
What's with that
weird machine?
Weird machine?
Nobody insults the
Danny Rebus Maker,
because the Danny Rebus Maker
can make as many Danny Rebuses
as Danny Rebus wants
the Danny Rebus Maker to make.
BOTH:
Huh?
I'll just enter the amount
of Danny Rebuses I want.
A and a , oh that's
ten, and kabloomie! Whoa!
Ten brand new, handsome,
brilliant Danny Rebuses!
I love you all.
Come on!
Dannies, surround them!
Danny, what's up
with your Dannies?
Yeah, they're just
standing there.
That's weak.
That's it!
It's one thing to insult the
Danny Rebus Maker, but nobody
insults the Danny Rebuses that
the Danny Rebus Maker makes.
BOTH:
Huh?
Watch what happens when I
change the amount of Dannies.
I'll add a to this
making ten times as many.
That's !
A "boo"and a "yah."
Whoa! We're
surrounded!
Woo-hoo!
We got 'em boys!
You're geniuses, all of you.
How are we gonna
get to the button?
Danny, great work.
You too, Danny.
Oh hi, Danny.
Ugh, I thought one
Danny was bad enough.
Hey! What if we knock
them over, like Dominoes?
Maybe the last one
will push the button.
Great idea.
Danny's distracted. Now!
No, no!
Dannies, get up!
Are you sleeping, Danny?
Come on, push that
button! Yeah --
or knock it
into a sewer.
03x43 - Revenge of the Zeros
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A comedy series that teaches basic phonetic and grammar concepts using live-action sketches, cartoons, songs, and Spider-Man episodes now known as Sesame Workshop.
A comedy series that teaches basic phonetic and grammar concepts using live-action sketches, cartoons, songs, and Spider-Man episodes now known as Sesame Workshop.