OUTLANDish

No question about it, life was pretty quiet for this group of friends until a strange suitcase dropped from the sky. Sing along with Clem, Fetz, Monka, Prim, Tula and a stinkbug named Funkus as they try to understand these creatures called humans.

Prim is annoyed because she can't find her toothbrush anywhere. The friends sing a song about words can be hurtful and if you feel bad for saying something you wish you didn't, you put your foot inside of your mouth to stop your mouth from saying it.

Prim and Tula are collecting jars of blue honey through pipes they have connected to several blue beehives. Prim and Tula are upset to see Clem and Fetz took some honey without asking. Sing along as we learn about taking things without asking.

Monka is balancing on a stack of cakes. He tells his friends that when you want to turn something hard into easy, all you have to do is use a piece of cake. Sing along as we learn what the term It's a piece of cake, really means.

Fetz gets upset when he tries to cut his own hair and it doesn't come out so good. He literally gets bent out of shape. The friends sing him a song that it's okay to feel angry, but it will pass, and everything is going to be alright.

When a thunderstorm comes through the Outland-ish area, Monka gets scared because he thinks it's actually going to be raining Cats and Dogs. The group sings a song to teach him that it's just an expression people use when heavy rain storms appear.

Our OUTLAND-ish friends learn a valuable lesson. Though we may look different, we are actually all the same. They sing and dance their way into understanding that we are all the same peas in a pod.

No question about it, life was pretty quiet for this group of friends until a strange suitcase dropped from the sky. Sing along with Clem, Fetz, Monka, Prim, Tula and a stinkbug named Funkus as they try to understand these creatures called humans.