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Oh. Oh, this is a story about a guy named Al, and he lived in a sewer with
master pal, but the sanitation workers really didn't approve.
So he packed up his accordion and had to move to a city in Ohio, where he lived
in a tree, and he worked in a nasal decongestion factory. And he played on
company bowling team, and every single night he had a strange recurring dream,
where he was wearing leader holes and in a vat of sour cream. But that's really
not important in the story.
Well, the very next year he met a dental hygienist with a special attitude on
her arm, but he didn't even touch any lobster number. Then he got himself a
on a tater tot farm.
Outro Music
Today's lesson is, it's important to acknowledge your mistakes, learn from
and try to do better next time.
Screwdriver, screwdriver, where do all the screwdrivers go around here?
Oh, good.
Hey, how you doing? Man, have I had a busy morning. It's only 11 .32, and
already I've gotten so much done. For one thing, I'm really close to finishing
this brand new invention.
Plus, I've gone through all the letters in the mailbag and gotten my fortune
told by Madame Judy.
And, uh, old Bobby came over this morning. I had to answer every single
his ridiculous questions.
And, of course, I had my weekly highlight game with Terry Garr.
Man, did I get whooped.
It's just been a madhouse here this morning.
Ah! Ah!
There! All done!
I've rewired this old clock radio into a bona fide time machine.
Now I can go back to any point in history anytime I want to. That's kind
cool, huh?
Let's see.
I've worked tirelessly for days on end, and I finally invented something that
will change the very face of civilization as we know it.
What should I do to celebrate?
I know! Watch TV!
Ow!
Careful!
Let this be a lesson to the rest of you.
Always make sure you warm up before you start doing serious exercise.
Otherwise, you're liable to... Oh, not my spine.
Oh, that's smart.
Stop it!
You have no respect for me.
That's what it all comes down to. And I refuse to be in a relationship where I
am not respected.
I'm leaving you.
Goodbye.
Be sure to join us again tomorrow for The Young and the Housebroken.
Today's kids question is from Lisa Halliday in Downers Grove, Illinois, who
asks, Do anchormen really have anchors attached to them?
Of course not, Lisa.
We have...
Huge concrete blocks.
Anchors haven't been used since the late 70s.
20 seconds to liftoff and counting.
Still no launch pad power. Can somebody confirm status on that?
We have isolated the system malfunction and we are ready to proceed.
Copy that.
Ignition? Houston, we have a problem.
Got a six -foot grounded heavy -duty extension cord with a two -prong
Huh. Wonder who that could be.
I know. Where is he?
Who? Harvey? I predict he's in his habit trail.
Happy birthday, little buddy.
For he's a jolly good hamster. For he's a jolly good hamster. For he's a jolly
good hamster.
Which nobody can deny. No, it couldn't be.
Today's not Harvey's birthday, is it?
It is Harvey's birthday. Oh, man, I totally faith.
For you, little fella.
Your very own monogrammed spatula.
Very nice, very nice.
Hope you like it, Harv.
I made it myself.
I couldn't find thread that was strong enough, so I used hair that I yanked out
of my own head.
Hey,
where's Val Brentwood, gal spy?
Guess she forgot all about Harvey's birthday.
Can you imagine that?
Harvey!
Happy birthday, baby. I just finished risking my life to bring you this.
It's a play do with a two -way radio. Now we can keep in touch while I'm out
my dangerous spy mission.
Okay, okay.
From my own collection.
A crystal ball to guide your path.
Look! You can see the future swirling in it already.
Wait a minute.
That's not the future.
That's saved by the bell.
Hey, this thing's picking up cable.
Cool.
I could never admit to Harvey that I forgot to get him a present. He'd be
crushed.
If only I could do the whole morning over.
Hey, I can do this day over.
I'll just use my invention to go back in time, pick up a present for Harvey.
Come to think of it, I can redo anything I want.
Oh, this will be great.
Okay, I'll just set it for 30 minutes into the past.
There. Okay, now I just hit this snooze bar and...
Ouch! I think my invention needs a slight adjustment.
Went a little too far back in time.
That's a little closer, but still not right.
Hey, it worked!
I've gone 30 minutes back in time from where I started.
Now I can just run by Horatio's hamster hut and pick out the perfect gift for
Harvey, and he'll never know I forgot.
I guess it's time for Al's mailbag.
Well, I don't have time to answer the mail again. I gotta... Wait a minute.
Didn't see this one before.
A letter from the electric company? Final notice?
Those ingrates!
I pay my bill almost every month!
These guys deserve a piece of my mind.
Hello, electric company.
Yeah, I just received a final notice from you people, and I am outraged.
if you bozos can't wait for my payment, then I don't need you.
I've got a hamster here with a wheel that can power my whole house.
So get a grip, all right?
See, sometimes you've got to show these big companies who... Technical
difficulties, but stick around.
With the help of my time machine, I'm going to get Harvey a birthday present
it's the last thing I do.
We'll be right back. Maybe if Al would just admit that he forgot Harvey's
birthday and try to deal with it, he wouldn't need a time machine.
Hey, don't go away. The Weird Al Show will be back in a flash.
Can you believe it? The Weird Al Show is back.
Yeah. Hey, everybody.
A little misunderstanding with the electric company here, and I'm almost
matches. I guess I should probably just use my time machine again.
All right. Okay, I'll go back in time another half hour so I can pay my
bill and get Harvey a present so he'll never know I forgot.
Here goes.
Oh, that's better. Oh, hey, Madam Judy.
Silence told!
I am divining... your future that's great but i already know my future and i
don't really have time for this right now so can we do this some other day
oh i see that you are anxious oh you are a very anxious
person anxious that's not what you told me last time you told my fortune oh the
anxious man is soon bitten by radioactive lobsters
Good to know. Okay, Madam Judy, I really got to run. Just put this on my food
saying tab, okay?
Man, what a day this has been.
Can you believe it?
No! No!
Oh, she was right!
Oh, man,
that was creepy.
I sure hope there aren't any nasty side effects.
Oh, I should be fine.
Now, what do I have to do?
One, call the exterminator to get rid of the lobsters.
Two, pay the electric bill.
Three, there's three.
All right, I got fingers.
Yeah, okay, let's see. Call exterminator, pay electric bill, get
present. Okay.
Hi, Al.
Bobby, I don't have time right now.
But Al, I just gotta know something.
Where do ice cubes come from?
Believe it or not, Bobby, I already answered that for you, and I don't have
to do it again, okay?
But, Al, I really want to know.
Bobby, I'll tell you later. But, Al, I want to know now!
Al!
You know what, Bobby?
I would show you an educational film on this subject that I already showed you,
but based on your recent behavior, I think there's another film you should
watch.
What are manners?
Manners are the rules we all live by that keep us from beating the living
daylights out of each other.
When Mary goes over to visit her friend Sally, and Sally tells her that she
smells funny, that's not very good manners, is it?
No, and it's liable to hurt her feelings, too.
What would a polite host do?
A polite host wears a sweater identical to the one his friend is wearing.
That makes his guest feel at ease.
What other ways can we be courteous?
Well, when you attend a school assembly and you have to sit through a boring
puppet show, don't talk, don't say a word. Just act like it's the funniest
you've ever seen in your life.
Then get up and leave quickly before they do an encore.
When eating in restaurants, remember, the left fork is for the salad, the
fork is for the main course, and the last fork is for defending yourself
rabid wolverines.
And most importantly, always remember those three magic words.
Please, thanks, and uvula.
Try repeating these helpful phrases after me.
Please move, you're standing on my neck.
Thanks so much for the giant bag of goat droppings.
My, but you have a lovely uvula.
I hope these little handy hints will help you to mind your manners.
So, Bobby, did you learn something here today?
I sure did.
I learned that you won't answer my questions anymore, you big doofus.
Here, take back the bowling ball you gave me. I don't like you anymore.
But, Bobby, I... Ow!
Oh!
Okay, that's it. No more distractions. I've got to get Harvey's present or he's
going to be so upset.
Ow!
Oh!
Ow!
Why are you in such a hurry?
Boy, our highlight game isn't for another 20 minutes.
Oh, that's right.
Oh, Terry, Terry, I'm really sorry, but I've gotten really busy. I'm going to
have to cancel.
Cancel?
Cancel? But I got up early for this. I mean, I could have slept in.
Terry, I'm really sorry, but you wouldn't believe how many things I have
Oh, cry me a river. Go!
And here, busy boy, you're going to need your loud...
Must be getting kind of early in the day.
You know, all this time travel is making me kind of hungry.
Before I go any further, I think I need a little nutrition break.
So why don't we make frozen waffle and sardine nachos? Now, you start with
your waffles. Heat it or not, it's your choice.
Then add the sardines, the nacho cheese, some jalapenos, motor oil,
and the secret ingredient,
Shaved chocolate.
Now, personally, I like to shave the chocolate myself.
Oh, and I prefer an electric razor over the blade kind.
It just tastes better that way.
Electric ones are also a lot safer. I mean, I can't tell you how many
I've... The razor's possessed!
Maybe next time I'll just use chocolate chips.
Say, why does everything suddenly seem louder?
Okay, it's 8 .30 in the morning. Now, what do I have to do to make
everything right?
Okay. To hide all my mistakes, I need to fix my electric shaver, get rid of the
lobsters, play highlight with Terry Garr, pay the electric bill, answer
question, and buy Harvey a present.
Now, unless something gets in my way, like, say, a Russian Cossack dancer, I
should be just great.
So, when Al comes to, maybe he'll finally deal with the fact that he
forgot Harvey's birthday.
The Weird Al Show will be right back.
Promise! It's time for more of the Weird Al Show!
Al!
Al!
Al! Al! What happened?
We came over to celebrate Harvey's birthday and we found you like this.
Oh, yeah.
Must have bumped my head.
Look, let me just do what I should have done in the first place.
You know.
Harvey, I'm really sorry, but I didn't get you a birthday present. I totally
forgot. Can you forgive me?
Wait!
Harvey is channeling me. He says, eh, no biggie.
He's just glad you're here. Now let's snarf some cake!
Yeah! I can't believe all that running around I did. Just so I wouldn't have to
admit I forgot.
I should have known my best friend would understand if I made a mistake.
Okay, Harv, blow out that candle.
Hey, buddy, no problem. I think my band is around here somewhere.
Oh, there they are.
I think we're all set up.
You guys ready to rock and roll?
All right!
Looks like Al solved his problem just by admitting his mistake and apologizing.
See how easy that was?
This is boring.
Yeah. And I sure wish my morphomagic degree.
Kids, are you looking for this?
It's Morpho Man's head!
Wow! All right!
Imagine the fun, imagine the adventure when the Morpho Man's head and torso
collide! Put them together to strike a blow against the forces of the evil
Emperor Zargo!
Take that, you evildoers! Yeah!
Combine them in the Morpho Car for action -packed thrills! Hey, look out!
that train!
All right!
When Morpho Man becomes a viable life form, the fun...
Morpho Man.
Head, arms, legs, feet, hands, torso, and rear end all sold separately.
Don't even ask about the Morpho Car.
Hold your horses!
We'll be right back.
And now, the spying...
like a giant carbonated soda.
S -O -D -A soda.
I saw the little run sticking there on a log.
I asked him his name and in a raspy voice he said Yoda.
Y -O -D -A Yoda.
is starting to go.
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