[light music]
[opening music]
♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
♪ Yeah, we glitter and glow ♪
♪ Dew drops Dew drops, go-o-o ♪
♪ Tiny but mighty ♪
♪ Glitter and grit We know we can fix it ♪
♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪
♪ As we sparkle and glow ♪
♪ Dew drops Dew drops, go-o-o ♪
[Phoebe] Piano Panic.
[piano music plays]
There it is.
Whoa!
-[piano key plays] -Hmm.
That sounds like...
[plays "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"]
♪ Dun dun ♪
♪ Dun dun dun ♪
[laughs]
♪ Dun dun dun dun ♪
I can't believe my keyboard broke
the day before my big recital.
Well, luckily you have an actual piano to practice on, too.
[Phoebe grunts]
I know, but I really like my keyboard.
But I'll give it a try.
[plays piano]
[string twangs, Phoebe gasps]
[thud]
[Marcus and Phoebe] Oh, no!
I think a piano string broke!
Now I won't be able to practice for my recital at all.
I'll just call the music store
and have them set aside a new string for us.
Hi. I wanted to know if you had any piano strings.
Oh. Not until next week, huh?
Thanks.
What am I gonna do now?
[sighs]
We're inventors, right?
Yeah?
So we're going to invent a solution.
Don't worry, Marcus. Dad's got this.
Ta da.
It won't make sound, but you can practice
putting your fingers in the right places.
Pretty crafty, huh?
[clears throat]
Very crafty.
Thanks.
[sighs] I'm sorry, Dad,
but I need to hear the notes.
I need real practice.
Maybe spend a little more time with it, okay?
Either way, I'm sure you'll still do great at the recital.
Hmm.
[thumping]
[Marcus] Aw...
If Marcus wants to practice with sound,
then I'm going to make sure he can practice with sound...
[piano notes play]
...by replacing the string myself.
Just need to tie this here and that should do it.
[thudding]
Okay. Piece of yarn is not a good piano string.
But a shoelace might be.
[upbeat music]
[thuds]
All righty. That's a no on the shoelace.
So I need something more stretchy.
Something that will boing.
Something like Athena's jump rope!
Dew Alert.
I love my jump rope. I need my jump rope.
Athena, I promise you'll get the jump rope back.
I just need to borrow it for one day
so Marcus can practice for his recital.
[sighs]
Take the jump rope, Phoebe.
Thanks, Athena.
[thumping]
-Uh... -It'll be fine.
Okay, Athena. When I say go, jump on that key.
On your mark, get set...
-[door opens] -Wait!
[gasps]
[sighing]
Okay.
On your mark.
Get set...
Go.
[twang]
You hear something?
Hmm.
Was it supposed to sound like that?
I don't think so.
At least I get my jump rope back.
Poor Marcus.
Now, he won't be able to practice
on a piano that makes sound.
Why don't we just get him a new piano that works?
You can't just get a piano, Athena.
You have to buy them and we don't have any money.
But we do have cupcakes.
What if we traded one for a piano?
That's so crazy it just might work.
Now, presenting our cupcake.
I don't know if the store is going to want to trade
a piano for that.
Unless it's a fairy-sized piano.
Oopsie.
Forgot the grow powder.
Whoa!
Better?
Maybe we need more than just one.
[Athena] That way...
[Eden] This way?
[Athena] No, the other this way.
[Phoebe] I don't think I've been down the street at night before.
-Yeah, it's much darker. -And more exciting.
♪ Out in the big world Finding our way ♪
♪ Sprinkling magic Into every day ♪
[growling]
♪ Come on, come on Let's go together ♪
♪ Come on, come on Best friends forever ♪
[laughing]
♪ Best friends forever ♪
♪ Do, doo Doo doo do doo doo ♪
♪ Out in the big world ♪
[piano music plays]
There's the music store.
Oh, good. They're turning out the lights.
Now we can get the piano out without anyone seeing us.
Actually, that means...
[whistling]
[gasps]
Hide!
Huh? Look at that.
Someone left me cupcakes.
Mmm. Vanilla bean, my favorite.
Cupcakes delivered and accepted.
Now let's finish the trade and get Marcus
his brand new piano.
[rock music]
[grunts]
Why is the door locked?
Actually, Athena...
The store is closed. We're too late.
Aw...
I'm so sorry, Phoebe.
You tried your fairy best.
Yeah. And Marcus is so great at piano,
I bet he'll still totally rock his recital.
[gasps]
There's too many people here!
Let's head back by the roof.
[piano playing]
Huh?
Too bad Marcus can't borrow that keyboard.
Wait!
What if Marcus could borrow that keyboard?
Maybe we can bring Marcus to the keyboard.
Epic idea, Eden!
Except... how are we going to bring Marcus to the keyboard?
[murmurs]
So we can't get Marcus to the cafe to practice tonight
because it's past his bedtime.
[yawns] It's past my bedtime, too.
[Athena snores]
How long was I out?
Is it breakfast time yet?
It's only been a minute.
Breakfast? That's it.
We can get Marcus to go to the cafe for breakfast.
They do have good pancakes there.
But they have pancakes here
and lots of other breakfast foods.
But there won't be if we eat at all.
I don't think it would be nice to eat all their food.
Or possible.
But it might be fun to try.
I wish there was a way to make the food disappear.
Then Marcus and his dad would have to go out to eat.
What if there was a way to make it all disappear?
For just a little while.
And we'd put it all back later.
Yes.
♪ Out in the big world Finding our way ♪
♪ Sprinkling magic Into every day ♪
♪ Come on, come on Let's go together ♪
♪ Come on, come on Best friends forever ♪
Hey, Sprout.
What would you like for breakfast?
Uh, pancakes?
You got it.
Pancakes coming right...
Huh? I thought I bought frozen pancakes yesterday.
How about some eggs?
Now, I know I bought eggs.
This is really strange.
Where'd all the cereal go?
We seem to be out of all our breakfast food.
Hmm. Do we still have dessert?
We do.
But let's get some real food
in our stomachs before your recital.
How about we head to the cafe down the street?
Yes, I love the cafe.
Part one of our plan is complete.
Now, let's go see part two.
Woo-hoo!
[bell rings]
Here comes the cafe.
[Athena] Three, two, one.
Dews away!
Look at that. They have a keyboard here.
[Marcus gasps]
Dad!
Excuse me.
Would it be okay if my son here tried your keyboard?
He's pretty good.
Thank you.
This is it.
[exhales]
[piano music]
Wow. He's getting really good.
[man] What a beautiful song.
Incoming!
[man] Bravo, young man.
Music to my ears.
[chuckles]
-[applause] -Wow, that was amazing!
-Very talented. -Incredible.
That's my son.
[Harper] It's amazing!
Yes.
-Wonderful! -Way to go, Marcus.
-And way to go, Phoebe. -Thanks.
And thank you both.
Dews, our work here is done.
Actually, we have some breakfast food to unhide.
And maybe try.
[laughing]
I'm so fairy grateful that Marcus got
the practice he needed for his big piano recital.
This piano string will remind me of this special day.
[Marcus] Hey, Dad?
[Dad] What is it, Sprout.
Did you put the fruit out here?
Nope.
Could it be?
[laughs]
[ending music]