In Which A Father & His Friend make a "kid" show that isn't what it seems. To create his friend's show, he forces his two kids, a set of twins, to appear on the show as well. Both with their own issues. One is Autistic while the other Intermittent Explosive Disorder. Oh! Plus a weird Duck guy is there too! [HEY!]

I don't own this series nor it's characters.

No Ships Unless Someone Wants There Too Be.

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https://youtu.be/9C_HReR_McQ

The episode begins with a title card with the episode's name on it. The camera then pans over several objects in the room, such as a calendar saying 'June 19', and a notepad saying 'Get Creative'. It then focuses on the protagonists, (Y/N), Yellow Guy, Red Guy and Duck Guy. The notepad then comes to life, to surprise the protagonists.

Sketchbook: What's your favorite idea? Mine is being creative.

Yellow Guy: And how do you get the idea?

Sketchbook: I just try to think creatively.

Now when you look at this orange, tell me please, what do you see?

Sketchbook points to an orange in the fruit bowl.

Duck Guy: It's just a boring old orange.

(Y/N): I agree.

Sketchbook: Maybe to you, but not to me.

I see a silly face!

Yellow Guy: Wow!

Sketchbook: Walking along and smiling at me!

Sketchbook then imagines the orange as an animated character, smiling and walking.

Duck Guy: I don't see what you mean.

Sketchbook: 'Cause you're not thinking creatively!

So take a look at my hair.

Sketchbook flips up a page to show string as their hair.

(Y/N): Cool?

Sketchbook: I use my hair to express myself!

Red Guy: That sounds really boring.

Sketchbook: I use my hair to express myself!

(Y/N): Was that sass?

Sketchbook: Now, when you stare at the clouds in the sky, don't you find it exciting?

The four look outside the window.

(Y/N), Red, Duck, and Yellow Guy: No.

Sketchbook: Come on, take another look!

Yellow Guy: Oh wait!

Everyone except for (Y/N) notices the clouds.

Together: I can see a hat! I can see a cat! I can see a man with a baseball bat!

(Y/N): Huh?

Together: I can see a dog! I can see a frog! I can see a ladder leaning on a log!

(Y/N): Am I just blind?

Sketchbook: I think you're getting the hang of it now! Using your minds to have a good time!

Yellow Guy: I might paint a picture of a clown!

Yellow Guy painted a picture of a clown, as (Y/N) gave it a thumbs up.

Sketchbook: Woah there friend, you might need to slow down.

Black paint is poured over Yellow Guy's painting as (Y/N)'s eye twitches at the sight. She got up and walked off.

Sketchbook: Here's another good tip!

Together: Yeah?

Sketchbook: Of how to be a creative whiz kid!

Go and collect some leaves and sticks, and arrange them into your favourite colour.

Red Guy: Blue!

Duck Guy: Red!

There was silence over where (Y/N)'s part would be, yet there was the word 'mistake' in sticks.

Yellow Guy: Green!

Sketchbook: Green is not a creative colour.

Yellow Guy: Aw.

Sketchbook: There's one more thing that you need to know before you let your creativity flow.

Listen to your heart! Listen to the rain! Listen to the voices in your brain!

Come on guys, let's get creative!

A rather innocent montage of the protagonists "getting creative". As (Y/N) came back holding a pair of scissors.

Sketchbook: Get creative!

The camera zooms out into the studio around the puppets. The music is distorted, and the innocent displays of "creativity" become disturbing and gory. Cuts back to the room as it was before.

Sketchbook: Now let's all agree to never be creative again.

Sketchbook closes as (Y/N) picks it up and starts to cut it into millions and millions of pieces as this ends the episode. Some oil leaks out of a mouse hole in the credits roll, with badly played clarinet music in the background plus some very quiet odd mumbling right after.

"W...Wait...I'm sorry!! I'M SORRY!"