[gargling]
[spits]
My chompers!
[laughs]
"My chompers!"
Well, oh, I got you so good.
[laughs] You sure did.
If scaring people were a job
you'd be a millionaire.
If only.
I wish I had fake chompers.
Then I could scare people with them all the time.
Maybe when you're older, kiddo.
I can't wait to be older.
Why is that?
We were just talking about it.
- Hmm? - Fake chompers.
Well, aren't I a forgetful franklin.
- [meows] - Uh... the teeth again!
[laughing]
♪ Tu tu tu du du du du ♪
Ow! Thanks.
Sweet, Becky.
Yeah, Freckle.
[all] Little!
Ellen!
Gramsy!
♪ Tu tu tu du du du ♪
[children reading]
[Ellen] That's me!
[Ellen reading]
[Gramsy singing] ♪ It's gonna be A super-fun game night ♪
♪ It definitely won't be A lame night ♪
♪ Identical twins Are the same height ♪
♪ But I need to write A better last line For this song ♪
Game night! Game night!
[all] Game night! Game night!
Sorry, yelly-belly.
But this game night's for adults only.
Oh, but we love games.
Yeah, we love Checkers.
And Checkers... Mmm...
Did I say Checkers?
Oh, poodles.
[gasps] Oh, poodles?
Hmm, is that a game?
I don't think so.
Well, it should be.
Again, adults only.
Well, adults love me.
A lot of them say I have an old soul,
and that I'm quite the charmer.
I'm sure you are.
Now charm your way up to Ellen's room.
[doorbell rings]
My friends are here!
♪ My friends are here ♪
♪ Dooby, dooby, doo-da ♪
♪ Something, something Something... ♪
I got to work harder on these songs.
[both] Game night! Game night!
Game night! Game night!
[all sigh]
[meows]
It's not fair.
We can't play in game night just because we're not adults?
Tell me about it.
There are so many things my sisters are allowed to do
that I'm "not old enough for."
Like what?
Well, for starters,
they get to drink coffee.
When I'm old enough,
I'm gonna drink coffee all the time.
I'll be like, "Two espresso mochaccino lattes
"with milk and sugar. Black please.
"Hold the foam, extra whip."
Sounds awesome.
And when I'm old enough,
I'm gonna play at all the jazz clubs.
Did you know that there are some I can't play
just because I'm a kid?
- Not cool. - [meows]
I'm as good as any of those cats.
[meows]
I'm sure whatever you're meowing about
is also super unfair, Charlie.
[Ellen] Hmm.
What are you thinking, El?
Becky, Freckle,
it looks like we have no other choice.
We're gonna break into game night.
- Cool. - I'm in.
- But how? - Easy.
We just have to blend in with the adults.
Oh, if we're gonna blend in with the adults
we'll have to sound like adults.
True, true, true.
Adults have really deep voices
and they say things like,
[deep voice] "This traffic is out of control."
And, "Becky, stop jumping on the dresser."
Perfect! How's this for a plan?
You call Gramsy and tell her you're coming to game night
because you're an adult named...
Mrs. Olderwoman.
Brilliant, Freckle. Thank you.
No prob.
Mrs. Olderwoman, and you and your friends,
uh, Mrs. Grownup and Mr. Notakid
will be coming by to play games.
[line ringing]
[in normal voice] I can do that.
[munches]
[gasps]
[telephone ringing]
No peeking.
Howdy hey, what do you say?
[deep voice] Uh, hello there.
My name is Mrs. Olderwoman.
- Hmm. Mrs. Olderwoman, huh? - Yes.
That is precisely, correctly who I am indeed.
[in normal voice] I'm so adult right now.
Well, how can I help ya?
[deep voice] I heard you were having a game night for adults only.
- That's right. - Great!
Well, me and my adult friends,
Mrs. Grownup and Mr. Notakid,
are in town and thought we would come play.
Well, sure. If you're really adults
then you're certainly invited.
Would you mind bringing over some more snacks
because we're almost out?
And also, hi, Becky.
[in normal voice] Hi, Gramsy. I-I...
I mean...
[deep voice] Hi, Gramsy.
[in normal voice] I... I mean, uh... Shoot.
Hope you all having fun up there.
Say hi to Ellen and Freckle for me.
Will do. [sighs]
- Gramsy says hi. - [both] Hi, Gramsy.
[woman clears throat]
- Who was that? - My granddaughter, Becky,
pretending to be an adult.
The kids wanna join game night,
but I told them it's for adults only.
Probably would be pretty easy to beat them in games though.
They're children, Alfie.
Exactly!
I bet they are not very good.
- Yeah, you're not getting it. - [scoffs]
Well, that didn't work.
I can try and call again.
Maybe do a British accent this time.
[in British accent] Hello, Grandmother.
[in normal voice] Oh, durr, same mistake.
[in British accent] Chin up, Becky. We all make mistakes.
[in normal voice] Whoa, I nailed that.
Am I great at accents?
Yes, you are, and back to the problem.
It's clearly not enough to sound like adults.
If we're gonna break into game night,
we need to look like adults too.
How are we gonna do that?
Look at this baby face.
I have an idea.
I do not.
But I can't wait to hear yours.
Okay, stay with me here.
I know this has never worked in any movie we have ever seen,
but how about the old three-kids-in- a-trench-coat disguise?
- Wait! - [Freckle] Whoa!
Mmm... [muffled] Yeah, let's get going.
[whispers] Wait.
Wow, that's good.
[doorbell rings]
Now who could that be?
[gasps]
Oh, my gosh! Now that is caaa-ute!
Hello there.
How can I help ya?
[deep voice] Hello, I'm Ellen-der.
- Ellender? - Yup.
Big Ellender. We... I mean...
I heard there's an adults-only game night going on and we...
Uh, I... I am an adult,
so can I play?
Well, surely. Come on in.
Judy, Alfie, this is Big Ellender.
She's an adult
who would like to play with us.
[Alfie] Hmm?
Aw, hello, Big Ellender.
I'm Judy.
And I'm Alfie.
Eh... something's off with this guy.
You know, Big Ellender,
you look so familiar.
I... I do?
Yeah, [chuckles] you know what it is?
You look a lot like my granddaughter, Ellen.
Really? Wow.
She sounds gorgeous.
It's the strangest thing.
You kinda sound like her too.
Well, a lot of voices sound alike.
How about we just play a game and forget about...
Huh? Your tummy kinda looks like
my granddaughter's friend, Freckle,
and your legs look like my other granddaughter, Becky.
- Coinkidink? - I think not.
I knew it. Didn't I say something was off with that guy?
It's three kids in a trench coat. Not an adult.
Ugh.
[all] Hi, Gramsy.
Nice try.
- Now back... - [all] Up to our room.
We know.
Oh, and Ellender,
one more thing.
You've got beignet sugar all over your face.
That's better, sugar.
When did you have time to eat a beignet?
There is always time to eat a beignet.
All I wanna do
is play games with Gramsy and her friends.
Is that too much to ask?
One time, for my birthday,
I asked Gramsy for a baby unicorn.
Turns out that was too much to ask.
What I'm trying to say is
I never know with these things.
- [Ellen sighs] - [Charlie meows]
I have an idea.
Let's hear it. We could really use a good one.
Well, it wasn't enough just to sound like adults,
and it wasn't enough to look like adults...
What in the baby unicorn do we do?
We gotta groove like adults.
♪ You wanna groove Like an oldie ♪
♪ And you wanna Do it right now ♪
♪ Wanna play with the adults ♪
♪ But you really Don't know how ♪
♪ Well, here's A couple of moves ♪
♪ You can certainly use ♪
♪ To groove a little older Than you currently do ♪
♪ So follow my lead ♪
♪ And I promise That you'll be wowed ♪
♪ Dude, the music's too loud ♪
♪ And the kids these days ♪
♪ Do the where'd I put my keys ♪
♪ And what did you say? ♪
♪ Do the early bird dinner ♪
♪ 'Cause it's A quarter past two ♪
♪ And do the mashed potatoes ♪
♪ 'Cause it's a real soul food That you can chew ♪
♪ Yeah, it's a real soul food That you can chew ♪
♪ Now groove ♪
♪ Groove like an oldie Groove ♪
♪ Yeah, move like an oldie Move ♪
♪ Yeah, groove like an oldie ♪
♪ Groove ♪
♪ Yeah! ♪
- [applauding] - Gramsy.
It sounds like you're having a lot of fun up here.
- [Becky] We are! - We're having an old-school dance party.
And even though we didn't get to have fun with the adults,
we definitely had fun pretending to be adults.
And pretending to be an adult
is something only a kid can do.
- If you think about it. - Okay.
Hmm, I thought about it and you're right.
Any chance some oldies like us can join?
We'd love that.
This is an all-ages party.
[all cheering]
[piano music playing]
Yeah!
So bizarre.
That girl looks like the guy
who turned out to be three kids in a trench coat.
[Charlie meows]
- Whoo-hoo! - Yahoo!
- [cracks] - Oh, my back.
- [cracks] - Oh, my knee.
- [cracks] - Ooh, my other knee.
[theme music playing]