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Let my dad or my mom control my hand. >> You You better pick mommy cuz daddy's dead. >> That's exactly why I'm going to pick dad because then I can just go about my life as normal and no one will be controlling me.
What are you doing? >> Looking for a cute dress to wear since my crush Jake is coming over tonight. >> But mommy said no boys at home.
>> Yeah, well, mom's on her own date night tonight, so she's not going to find out now, is she? [crying] >> Uh-uh. >> I think this one's perfect.
>> What's wrong? >> I don't know. My hand is like stuck.
>> Maybe daddy is controlling your hand. >> Don't be ridiculous. That's impossible.
I think I was just having some sort of muscle spasm or something. That's suspicious. >> Well, Jake, you know, my little sister is asleep now.
>> Oh, she is? Huh? >> Yeah.
So, I guess that means you and I can >> Oh, >> Jake, I'm so sorry. I did not mean to do that. My dad is controlling my hand.
>> I thought your dad was dead. >> He is. Or at least I think he is.
>> I thought your dad was dead. >> He is. Or at least I think he is.
>> Nah, this is some paranormal type stuff. I'm out of here. >> Jake, wait.
What the freak? >> Let go. >> I don't know what's going on, but I don't like it.
Goodbye. >> Mom, is there any way that dad could still be alive? >> What?
Honey, I told you I'm on a date tonight. If this is some sort of prank. >> No, I'm not pranking you, Mom.
I'm being serious. >> You know your father has passed away. Do not call me again.
>> Mom. Dad, if you are alive, I'm going to need you to give me a sign. I don't believe it.
Is that you? Dad, Dad, is that you? Not me.
Honey, I forgot the key. Can you open the door? It's mom.
>> Sorry, she must be asleep. Oh, I found them. >> What is going on?
Why do I need to hide? >> Well, this is my place. Ah, very nice.
Where's your kids? >> Like I said, they're probably sleeping. >> We should wake them.
>> What? >> I'm sorry. Why do you want to talk to my kids?
>> Because I have some questions for them about your husband. >> Excuse me, Mom. I think I just heard one of your daughters.
Come out. Come out, wherever you are. Found you.
Now you're going to tell me where your father is? Come on. You really think that you're going to you're going to pay for that kid?
>> Ow. Okay, you kind of went a little crazy there in the end. Ah, that hurt.
>> Oh, honey. >> Mom, are you okay? >> I think so.
Oh my god. Did you knock him out? >> It wasn't me.
It was Dad. He's controlling my hand. >> What?
[snorts] Oh my gosh. What do we do? >> I think he wants us to answer the door.
>> Honey, have you lost your mind? See, if he wants us to answer it, then it's probably him. >> Your father died in a boating accident.
>> But you know that they never found a body. >> Honey, I am calling the No, don't. >> Hey, >> Dad.
>> Oh my god. >> Father found hand is now free. >> It really is you.
But why did you fake your death? >> It's a long story, but I'm not actually a mailman. I I'm a spy.
>> I knew it. Who is that? >> This is Dad.
>> Hi, Susie. >> Daddy, but I thought you were dead. >> Do you want to give me a hand in explaining this to her?
>> You better because you have a lot of explaining to do. >> I know. I'm just happy you're all safe.
>> Grow or shrink? I've always had this dream to shrink down really small and live in my sister's dollhouse. So, I think I'm going to go with shrink.
>> Mom wants you to put this under the tree. It's from grandma. >> Okay.
Whoa. What did you do to grandma's present? >> I shrunk it.
>> I don't shrink. Whatever I touch shrinks. >> Huh?
>> Nothing. Just don't hand me anything. >> Hi, hun.
I packed you some lunch. >> Oh, thanks, Mom. Wait, your backpack.
How did that happen? You don't want to know. Let's just say school's going to be pretty interesting today.
Can I sit with you? Yeah, sure. Wait, what are you holding?
Oh, this is my lunch. I sort of took this pill and it makes whatever I touch shrink. Uhhuh.
On second thought, my friend is actually going to sit here. Sorry. >> Hey, what's the matter?
>> Oh, nothing. I just got a little paper cut. >> Aw, let me take a look at it.
>> No, no, no, no. Don't touch my hand. >> Where is he?
>> He's gone. No, no, no. Guys, Mr Smith, he's he's fine.
He's He's right here. SEE? >> MOM, we have a problem.
I shrunk two of my teachers. [screaming] >> How long have they been like that? >> Like 7 hours.
You took the shrinking pill. Why didn't you say anything? >> I was afraid to tell you.
>> Well, you need to turn them back to normal now. >> Well, that's the thing. I um I don't know how.
>> Oh, no. >> Hey, you little brat. We're hungry.
>> We're starving. We need food. >> Oh, they're hungry.
>> Oh, I have an idea. Two smallsized drinks coming right up. Here you guys go.
[snorts] >> About time. >> Hopefully this is enough food. Bonapetit, >> I need to make a call.
I think I know someone who can help. >> Okay, stay there. >> Tad, you're it.
>> Stop it. >> Ow. >> What was that?
Mom, I am so sorry. I am so sorry. What did you >> Mommy?
>> Catsit for a millionaire or babysit for a billionaire? I do love cats, but I am allergic and I think the billionaires are going to pay more. [music] Thank you for coming.
How does 5,000 an hour sound? >> 5,000? >> Mhm.
Is that too low for you? >> No. No, that's plenty.
Excellent. Okay, let me see. Let me just go get the kids.
This is Tabitha and Thomas. >> Now, let's go over the rules. >> Okay.
And lastly, bedtime is at 8:00. >> Question. When you say the kids aren't allowed outside, how do they go to school?
Tabitha is homeschooled. >> Oh, okay. >> And of course, our son is just a baby.
>> Time for us to go. >> Yes. Don't you worry, Mr and Mr.
Parker. Your kids are in great hands. >> Five little monkeys jumping on the bed.
One fell off and bonked [music] his head. >> Oh, it's already 8:00. It's time for bed.
[crying] >> Uh, Sarah. >> Yes. >> Sometimes I dream that I have a different mommy and daddy and I get scared.
>> They're just dreams, sweetheart. You sleep well. Okay.
[singing] Good night. >> Good night, Sarah. >> I can't believe I'm working for billionaires.
Is that blood? And it just dripped on me from the attic. >> You saw blood?
>> Yeah. And I'm just a bit concerned because [laughter] >> blood in the air. >> I don't really see how this is funny.
>> The blood must have been from our Halloween decorations. >> We stole them in the attic. [laughter] >> Oh, I'm so sorry, guys.
I may have overreacted a bit. >> Oh, you poor thing. You were probably terrified.
Here's a $100 gift card for your troubles. >> Well, thank you, but are you sure you don't want my help cleaning up all that mess? >> No, thank you.
But can you watch the kids next Saturday? >> Yes, of course. >> Excellent.
See you then. Bye-bye now. Please make sure Tabitha does not go in the guest bedroom.
We're renovating it and it's not safe for children. >> Yes, of course. Understood.
>> Sa. >> Tabitha. Hi.
Are you ready to play some games? >> Yeah, I missed you. Come on, follow me.
I want to play in here. >> No, no, Tabitha, you're not supposed to go in there. Tabitha, I really don't appreciate you not listening.
>> I saw we >> I thought your parents said they were renovating this room. >> What does renovating mean? >> It means like to fix it up and make it pretty.
>> It's already [music] pretty. >> Is that blood on the countertop? >> Huh?
>> You know what? I'm sorry. It's probably just from your Halloween decorations.
>> Mommy and daddy, they they don't decorate for Halloween. >> What? >> The blood must have been from my Halloween decorations.
And that means this blood must be real. If that blood was real, then I'm lucky to have made it home alive. But whose blood would it have been?
>> Sometimes I dream that I have a different mommy and daddy and I get scared. >> What if Mr Mr. Parker killed Tabitha and Thomas' real parents and that was their blood in the attic?
It's them. Hello. We need you ASAP.
Thank you for agreeing to come. See you. >> See you.
If something really is going on there, I'm going to have to prove it. So, when Mr and Mr. Parker leave, I'm going to investigate the attic myself.
Hopefully, this is tall enough to reach the attic. >> Sell, what are you doing, >> Tabitha? I told you to go watch Coco Melon.
>> No, I want to be with you. >> What's that? >> It's an Amber Alert for a missing baby.
And it's a picture of your baby brother. I think these kids were kidnapped. What's going on?
>> There's no time to explain, sweetheart. We have to go. >> I'm scared.
>> It's going to be okay. >> They're home. >> Sarah, please don't hide.
We know you saw the Amber Alert, but [music] we can explain. >> Tabitha, >> she's calling me. >> She's trying to trick you.
I told you she's not your real mom. >> I think they're gone. >> Are you going to call the police?
>> My phone died. Oh sh Thomas, stop crying. [crying] >> Found you.
>> Don't be scared. Just because the kids are stolen. >> It doesn't mean we don't love them.
>> No, you leave the children alone. >> Yeah, Tabitha. >> What a shame.
You're just like our last babysitter. >> What did you do to her? >> The blood in the attic.
>> That was hers. And now you're surprise. I'm still alive.
>> Susie, >> I'm okay. Just call the police. Go get help.
Come on, Tabitha. Let's go. Thank you for finding my daughter.
And thank you for finding my son. You should really thank the other babysitter. She She was the real hero.
It was both of you. You both are responsible for reuniting two children back with their families. I'm glad everyone's okay.
Me, too. Tabitha wanted to know if you would still want to be her babysitter. >> Yeah, please.
>> I'm going to have to go with yes. >> Yay. >> My soulmate controls my Christmas present or my Christmas character.
What do they mean by Christmas character? I'm going with Christmas present. >> Watch out.
Ow. Uh, sorry, I lost control of my skates. Maybe that's why you shouldn't be roller skating in the house.
>> Your soulmate has picked a Christmas character. >> What was that? >> Cindy Lou who?
>> Wa! You're from the Grinch. You have to see this.
[laughter] Look. >> Oh, this is all your fault. Girls, it's time for school.
Let's go. Come on. Oh, absolutely not.
I am not going to school dressed like some who? Ow. You may not remove the outfit.
>> Huh? Guess you have to wear the outfit to school. >> Why would my soulmate do this to me?
>> Hm. Maybe he's at your school dressed as the Grinch and he did this so you two could find each other more easily. >> Yeah, that's some really wishful thinking.
>> The Christmas parade is that way. [laughter] >> Leave me alone. >> Whatever.
>> Wait, there's a guy dressed as the Grinch down there. Maybe Gracie was right. Hey, handsome.
>> Huh? What did you just call me? >> You're the the the the >> the the the principal.
And did you just call me handsome? >> Well, this is awkward. Hey, I heard about you and the principal.
I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Turns out he was dressed like the Grinch because he lost a bet with his students, not because he was my soulmate.
But that's a good thing. And hey, your character's changing. >> Yes.
Oh, I really hope it's not something as embarrassing this time. I'm sure it'll be fine. >> Elf.
>> Aw, you look adorable. >> Guys, look. It's Elf on the Shelf.
[laughter] >> Hey, elf girl, can you tell Santa that I want a Tesla for Christmas? [laughter] >> Yeah, tell him that, too. For me, I really need to get my soulmate to stop controlling my Christmas character.
Well, legend says you have to kiss your soulmate in order for him to stop controlling you. But I don't even know where he is, let alone who he is. [music] Sorry, that's my mom.
I got to go. But I'm sure you'll find him soon. >> There you are.
I've been looking all over for you. >> Me? >> Yeah, you.
You're late. Santa's been waiting for you. >> What?
Just follow me. Excuse me. Why are we in the mall?
Oh, you think that I'm Santa's elf assistant? Yeah, come on. The kids are waiting.
No, no, no, no. You see, there's been a mistake. I'm actually not.
Son of a nutcracker. >> Would you quit fooling around? Your shift starts now.
Santa, I want Riz and Robux for Christmas. >> Elfie, can you write that down for me? >> RZ and Robux.
Got to love Jen Alpha. All right, next. Let's keep the line moving.
>> I don't want to. He's not even real. >> Look, kid.
You're either going to take a picture with Santa or not. This is ridiculous. >> But I don't believe in him.
>> Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. >> Wait, Santa, did you do that? I uh >> Oh, >> you may not remove your outfit.
>> Oh, yeah. Well, sucks for you because I just did. >> I believe in Santa now.
>> Well, that is just great. Now, can you look here and smile for the photographer? >> Cheese.
>> Smile. >> Can I go home now? >> Yeah, you're good to go.
But wait, I didn't ask you what you wanted for Christmas. >> Honestly, Santa, [music] to find my soulmate. Don't suppose you could help me with that now, could you?
You helped me make a little child believe today. And for that, I will have my best elf help me find your soulmate. >> Right.
Right. Yeah. >> Poor guy.
He actually thinks he's Santa. >> Mr. Claus.
[music] >> You know, out of all the other outfits, this one's probably my favorite. Oh, well. Hi there.
We are looking for someone to sing Christmas carols at the nursing home, and you look like the perfect fit. No, sorry. I'm I'm not doing that.
Oh, please, darling. >> Our Christmas carolers canled last minute and they've been looking forward to this all year. Fine, fine.
But I'm only doing one song, and it better not be a far walk. >> Welcome to the nursing home, everybody. Give it up for Bri.
She's going to be singing for y'all. Do we have any requests? >> You should sing Santa Baby because you're a babe.
>> Do we have any other requests? No. Okay, Santa baby it is.
[singing] >> That was amazing. >> Sing like an angel. Good person.
>> Not that this hasn't been fun, but I really need to go. >> Wait, can you sing Let It Go? >> Uh, no.
That's a no. >> That was quite a costume change. You're amazing.
Oh, my soulmate is so dead. Now, I know what this looks like, but this does not mean that I'm singing Let It Go. And there is nothing that you can say to make me do it.
>> Please, I'll pay you $200. Except for that. Okay, hit it.
The cold never bothered me anyway. Thank you. Thank you.
I accept zel, Cash App. And is it snowing in here? I have ice powers.
Finally, my soulmate gave me a Christmas character that is fun and not embarrassing. >> Frosty [music] the Snowman. >> Oh, come on.
[cheering] >> Does this mean you're singing again? >> Actually, no. What it means is that I really need to leave now.
Wait, honey. Here's your $200. It's supposed to be for my grandkids Christmas presents, but I really wanted to hear you sing.
It's been so long since we've had visitors. You know what? Just keep it.
Are you sure? Oh, bless you. Miss, Miss, please wait.
>> Look, pal, if you're trying to recruit me for some type of Christmas parade or Christmas party, I'm not interested. >> No, I'm here because I found your soulmate. We did some digging, and your soulmate is actually someone very special.
>> He lives in Palm Springs and his name is Nick. How do I even know this information is accurate? Where did he go?
Well, this is either a trap or my soulmate is actually in Palm Springs. I don't know what to do. >> [snorts] >> Mother Frostster.
You know what? That is it. I'm going to Palm Springs.
I finally made it. And it looks like his apartment is right down there. Oh, I forgot how hot Palm Springs is.
Man, I'm really sweating. Wait a minute. When I was Elsa, I had ice powers.
So, since I'm a snowman, I must be melting. I better get to my soulmate before I become a puddle of water. Open up.
Hurry. Are you Nick? >> Yeah.
And you you must be >> I'm Bri. And I think that you and I are there. There was this little guy that said you and I are >> Whoa.
Hey. Hey. Shoot.
Change Christmas character now. >> Okay. >> Stay with me.
Stay with me. >> What would you like me to change it to? >> Uh, sugar plum fairy.
>> Sugar plum fairy. >> What happened? >> She's alive.
>> Congrats. Your soulmate's character changed. >> What I'm going to tell you is a lot to take in, so brace yourself.
You're the son of Santa. >> I know it sounds crazy, but it's true. And I may have gotten a little carried away with the outfits.
>> You think? And turning me into Frosty the Snowman when you live in the desert is kind of messed up. >> Okay, in all fairness, I didn't expect you to come over here.
I was just trying to give you a fun experience. I'm sorry. >> All right, look.
I'll forgive you if you drop this whole Santa's son gimmick. >> It's not a gimmick. I am his son, >> right?
And I'm actually a unicorn, >> says the girl who magically transformed into a sugar plum fairy. >> The systems magic is one thing, but being Santa's son, come on. >> I see.
You're one of those non-believers. A real ba humbug type of person. I >> am not.
>> Oh, yeah. Then why don't you go ahead and prove it to me? >> Why don't you make me?
>> Maybe I will look up. We are under mistletoe. >> We are, aren't we?
But since you apparently have no Christmas spirit, I don't. >> Was that enough Christmas spirit for you? >> It was a little hard to tell.
Maybe we should try it again. >> Shut up. [laughter] >> Soulmate found.
>> Yes. >> You're the one. >> And I'm also Santa's son.
Come on, follow me. Take this hat. My dad gave it to me.
And if you shake it three times, he'll appear. Now, I'm only supposed to use it for emergencies, but I think this is an exception. >> All right.
[bell] >> Oh, hey, Dad. >> You're He's [laughter] Dad. I'd like you to meet my soulmate, Bri.
>> You're the Santa from the mall. >> That's right. I'd like to go there once in a while to meet some of the kids face to face.
>> Nick, I'm so sorry I didn't believe you. >> Oh, it's all right. Some people need a little more convincing than others.
Welcome to the Claws family. >> Thank you, sir. >> Please call me Santa.
>> Does this mean that I get an automatic placement onto the nice list or >> I have my elves keeping tabs. >> And by elves, he means me. I am Jingles, the one who gave you Nick's address.
It's nice to officially meet you. >> Hey, would you like to come see the North Pole? >> What an excellent idea, son.
>> Woohoo! Last one to the sleigh is a rotten candy cane. >> Oh, you're on.
You are so on. >> Finally on Christmas break. How did you do on the final?
>> Eh, not good. I got a 67. Wait, don't say it.
>> 67. >> Bro, you have got some serious brain rot. >> Yet I still got a higher score than you.
>> What? >> Look up. >> Christmas karaoke.
It didn't say that yesterday. >> And it's deadly again. My dad must have changed the system.
>> I got a song. >> So did I. >> I got Baby It's Cold Out.
Hello. This is for you, sir. And you, miss.
>> Excuse me. Who are you? >> I work for the system.
Your father says hello. You must do a duet now. >> No, Jake, don't sing.
I'm going to speak to my dad about this. >> Actually, whoa. Singing is not an option.
>> I really can't stay. [singing] >> Baby, it's cold outside. >> I've got to go away.
>> Baby, it's cold outside. >> Good. Keep going.
This evening has been so very nice. >> Stop singing. >> Okay, so who's going to rate our voices?
There's no one else around. The system is new and improved. AI will rate your voice, and if you get under three stars, you come with me.
>> Analyzing vocals. >> Come on, please. >> Fourstar rating.
>> Yeah, you're safe for now. >> Hey, were you able to talk to your dad? >> No, he's completely off the grid.
He won't answer my phone calls or my texts. >> Jingle all the way. My voice cracked.
>> Sorry, ma'am. >> You failed. Take her away.
>> Yes, ma'am. >> This doesn't make any sense. My dad promised me that he wouldn't put the system back up as long as I didn't expose his affair with Becca's mom.
>> Hi. What you guys talking about? >> Becca, what are you doing here?
And why do you look so happy? >> You haven't noticed that Killer Karaoke is back? [gasps] I didn't notice.
And I just got a song. It says Mistletoe by Justin Bieber, but it says battle. >> I got the same song.
>> I think we both have to sing it, and whoever sounds better wins. I'll go first. >> Great job.
Guess I'm up next. >> Nice, Jake. Let's see who got the higher score.
Oh my gosh, I got five stars. >> I got one star. >> What?
No. Jake, you're coming with us. >> Jake.
>> Jake has failed. Back up. >> No.
Wait. Take him to the van. >> No.
>> I'm so sorry, Bri. That was like really sad. I feel so bad for Jake.
>> He was the only boy who ever liked me, and now he's gone. It should have been you, Becca, and you know it. Did you have anything to do with the system becoming deadly again?
>> Let's just calm down. Okay, answer me. It looks like you got a song, so I can't.
Oh, Bri, you've got a song. And you don't want to end up like Jake, now do you? >> Don't worry, miss.
She'll sing for you. >> Sleigh bells ring. Are you listening?
[singing] >> Keep singing. >> A beautiful. >> All right, stop.
>> Analyzing vocals. Three and a half star rating. >> You're safe.
Jake will miss you. Can you tell him something for me? >> What do you want to tell him?
Huh? That I'll be coming for him. >> Oh, you should not have done that.
>> It's me, sweetie. >> I'm sorry, Mom. I've just been on edge of her since I hit the woman from the system with my microphone.
I just know she's plotting revenge against me. I have to tell you something. Your father, >> he's the one controlling the system.
I know, but I've already tried to get a hold of him, and I can't. >> No, he's not the one doing this. He sent me an SOS call.
Listen. >> Hey, I don't have much time. It's not me doing this.
It's Becca's mom. That explains why Becca was acting so weird. >> She knows.
Becca's mom probably has your father trapped in the prison. >> I have an idea, Mom. It's dangerous, but I think it's the only way that we can save everyone.
Okay, Bri. Well, I trust you. >> I got a song.
Honey, are you sure you want to do this? I have to do it for Jake. >> Oh gosh.
Okay. Like I said, I trust you. We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
>> Stop singing. analyzing vocals. One star rating.
>> I knew you'd mess up on your voice eventually. You're coming with me. Wait, Bri, I don't know.
Don't take her. It'll be okay. I'm going to enjoy this.
No. Wake up. We are here.
I am transferring new prisoner. Another failed singer. All right, leave her with me.
I'll take care of her. Here's your prison uniform. You need to put that on.
A Santa suit. Yeah, the boss wants us to keep things festive for the holidays. Come on, let's go.
Here's your new soulmate. >> Oh, Bri. Oh, no.
They got you, >> Dad. How long have you been in here? >> Two weeks.
I was stupid. I was trying to impress Becca's mom, and I showed her how to work the system, and she took over everything. She used AI to hack me, and she paid my guards to lock me in here.
>> Please tell me you know how to get out of here. I mean, you designed this place after all. >> I know.
I know how to escape, but I I physically can't do it. The cell doors will open if you hit a super high note. >> What?
It was a failsafe idea. In hindsight, I should have made it a low note, but I know you can do it. You got to remember all your vocal training.
Come on, honey. Get us out of here. >> Jail sounds.
>> You did it. Now go find Jake and I'll figure out how to shut down the system. >> Going somewhere, Bri.
Jake? >> Bri, don't listen to Becca's mom. She >> Stop it.
>> That's enough out of you. You get back in yourself. Mom, wait.
What if me and Bri have a singoff and if I win, Jake and Bri stay here forever, but if I lose, they get to go free. >> I like that idea. Deal.
>> Okay, well, I'll go first. >> I want a hippopotamus for Christmas. Only a hippopotamus will do.
>> Come on, you can win this. We'll see about that. Mary, did you know that your baby boy would save our sons?
>> Stop singing. >> Calculating winner. Becca's vocals win.
>> Wait, what? No. Mom, you rigged it.
You were supposed to win, Bri. I had deals a deal. Now you and Jake are going to get in that cell.
And >> No, they're not. >> Because this place is about to explode. >> What?
>> Jake, come on. Let's get out of here. No.
No. I have to stop this. >> [clears throat] >> We need it.
>> Everybody get down. [laughter] [clears throat] >> It's gone. The system.
It's gone. That's right, Jake. It's gone for [music] good.
[laughter] >> Bri, my mom, she ran back inside. I told her not to. But I think she Bri, I'm so sorry.
Come here. [laughter] You can stay with us as long as you like. Are you sure?
Because I really have not been that nice to you. And >> I'm sure. Well, thank you.
>> Hey, how you holding up? >> I'm doing okay. Your dad was just helping me patch up the scrape I got in my arm here.
>> Yeah, he's he's going to be fine. I should probably get going anyways. >> You could stay.
Oh, >> I mean, if you want to. Um, mom said that it was fine. >> Uh, okay.
I should probably go talk to her. And you know, honey, I'm I'm real sorry about all of this. I'm going to make things right.
I promise. >> Hey, how are you holding up? It's just been a long day.
>> Yeah, but I'm really glad that you're okay, Jake. >> Oh, Bri, I'm really glad that you're okay, too. I mean, after all, I can't lose my favorite singing partner, now can I?
