Daydreamer Monty Kazoops!

Hi, I'm Monty.

# He's a boy with a big imagination... #

And this is Jimmy Jones.

# Meet the pig who's truly a sensation... #

He's my best friend.

# He's always wondering why Kazoops

# Kazoops

# Kazoops... #

Come on, let's go.

# Kazoops is what you'll hear him say... #

Kazoops, Jimmy Jones.

# Just imagine and they're on their way... #

Woohoo!

# On an adventure of discovery and play

# Kazoops

# Kazoops. #

Just imagine.

GROANING

Heave, everyone.

Heave!

We're heaving, Gran. We're heaving.

JIMMY JONES SNORTS

OK, the piano is in the house.

Just need to get it up to Jeanie's room.

Can we tie a rocket to it and launch it up the stairs, Dad?

We have takeoff!

HE SNORTS

Uh, ha-ha-ha. I think that's a little over the top, Monty.

HE GRUNTS

Maybe we can tie 100, no, 200 balloons to it

and float it up the stairs.

Let's see exactly what needs to be done before we get

too carried away, Monts.

-Jeanie, good news.

-The piano is in the house.

Thanks. It's so exciting having a new instrument to play.

But how are you going to get it up here?

We're still working on that.

I know, a yeti can carry it up on their back.

GRUFFLY: "One piano delivery for Miss Jeanie."

OTHERS LAUGH What?

Monty, you're so funny. Always daydreaming.

Hmm.

Wow, Mum, you're so clever.

Well, it's my job to deliver parcels, Monts.

I just need to think of the piano as a really big parcel.

A wizard could make the piano vanish.

Yes, and make it magically appear in Jeanie's room.

"Piano, be gone!"

Monts, I wish it could be that easy.

What we need is raw power.

Like an elephant, Gran. He could wrap his trunk around the piano...

Daydreaming is fun, Monty,

but I'm afraid it won't get the piano upstairs.

Hey, Monty.

Just making sure nothing gets damaged once we get

the piano on the move.

We need an alien shrinking ray, Dad. Zap!

Don't think we have one of those.

It would make the piano tiny and then I could carry it

upstairs in my pocket.

Ha-ha-ha. That's a fun idea. Zap!

My best one yet.

But these ideas aren't quite right for this problem, Monty.

They're not?

Truth is, daydreaming doesn't help

when there are real problems to solve.

HE SIGHS

I was thinking up good ideas, Jimmy Jones.

But everyone said my daydreaming wasn't helping.

JIMMY JONES GRUNTS Kazoops, Jimmy Jones.

Daydreaming can help solve real problems, can't it?

Just imagine.

Wow, Jimmy Jones, this looks like a magical place.

HE SNORTS

# Meet the Daydream Dragon When problems come along

# He daydreams a solution and soon the problem's gone

# He uses his imagination He takes it everywhere

# He dreams up an answer that was not already there

# The Daydream Dragon thought he'd like a tasty bite

# But there was not a fridge or supermarket in sight

# So he dreamt up an apple tree, suddenly there it stood

# He picked a juicy apple and gee, did it taste good

# The answer to your trouble is in the daydream bubble... #

The dragon just daydreamed the answer, Jimmy Jones.

# Off to a dragon party Daydream Dragon became lost

# He'd never been so deep in the deep, dark forest

# He'd dreamt up a solution, a big hot-air balloon

# From high above the trees he found where we were going to

# The answer to your trouble is in the daydream bubble

# Arriving at the party he saw a tiny dragon there

# Failing to inflate the castle What he lacked was air

# So Daydream got to daydreaming A giant dragon came to life

# Who blew it up in one big blow

# Dragons love to bounce, you know... #

MONTY LAUGHS

# Inside his daydreams there's answers all around

# The very best ideas are there to be found

# Look inside your daydreams It's a useful world up there

# The answer to your trouble is in the daydream bubble

# The answer to your trouble is in the daydream bubble. #

Daydreaming can definitely help solve problems, Jimmy Jones.

JIMMY JONES SNORTS Yes.

Yes! And I've just had another idea about the piano.

-Whee-whee!

-Come on, Jimmy Jones.

-Mum, Dad, Gran!

-What is it, boys?

-Are you OK, Monts?

Listen, a dragon could fly the piano up the outside of the house.

THEY SIGH

You know what, that's interesting.

-We need to get the piano OUT of the house.

-Out of the house?

But we've only just got it in.

Heave, Gran. Heave!

Heugh! I'm heaving, Stan.

I'm heaving!

No dragons, Jimmy Jones, but it is flying up the outside of the house.

-Kind of.

-You know what, Monts?

-What, Mum?

I was wrong. Daydreaming is very helpful.

It gave us the answer we were looking for.

So keep on using that imagination, Monty.

Will do, Gran.

Yes, we've done it!

Woohoo!

You know, on second thoughts, I'm not sure I like it in here.

Oh.

Just kidding.

THEY LAUGH

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Just imagine.