ALL: [SINGING]La, la, la, la, la, la.

La, la, la, la, la, la.

Welcome to the Furchester Hotel.

FUNELLA: [SINGING]Your room is ready for you.

FURGUS: [SINGING]Just needs to get the bed.

PHOEBE: [SINGING]The lamp, the desk, the rug, the sink.

PILLOW: [SINGING]A pillow for your head.

ELMO AND COOKIE MONSTER: [SINGING]The hotel's run

by monsters, a staff beyond compare.

ALL: [SINGING]We've got the kind of service you won't find

anywhere.

ELMO AND PHOEBE: [SINGING]So welcome to the Furchester.

ALL: [SINGING]La, la, la, la, la.

La, la, la, la, la.

ELMO AND PHOEBE: [SINGING]Welcome

to the Furchester.

ALL: [SINGING]La, la, la, la, la.

La, la, la, la, la.

FURGUS: [SINGING]Dining style.

FUNELLA: [SINGING]So gentile.

COOKIE MONSTER: [SINGING]Cookie come with every meal.

ALL: [SINGING]La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.

ELMO: [SINGING]Here's your key.

PHOEBE: [SINGING]So check right in.

FUNELLA AND FURGUS: [SINGING]Let your furry stay begin.

ALL: [SINGING]Welcome to the Furchester Hotel.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

NARRATOR: Toast with a Smile.

FUNELLA: 87, 88, 89.

Oh, hello, my dears.

ELMO: Hi!

FUNELLA: I'm just checking in on our new guests, the amoebas.

ELMO: Oh, uh-huh.

FUNELLA: I'm counting to make sure they're all here.

I better start over.

1 amoeba, 2 amoebas.

HARVEY: [CLEARING THROAT] May I please

have a slice of toast sent up to my room right away?

Thank you.

PHOEBE: Right away, Mr. Dull.

Oh!

Cookie Monster?

COOKIE MONSTER: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You want?

PHOEBE: Could you please deliver some toast to Mr. Dull's room

right away?

COOKIE MONSTER: Oh, me so sorry, Phoebe, but me very busy.

Me need to wait outside for important cookie delivery.

And me no want to miss it.

Bye bye.

PHOEBE: I suppose I'd better take it then.

ELMO: Oh, Phoebe, Elmo can do it.

Elmo can deliver the toast to Mr. Harvey P. Dull.

No problem.

PHOEBE: Well, Elmo, room service is harder than you think.

There's a lot to remember.

Oh, come on.

ELMO: What?

PHOEBE: I'll show you.

ELMO: Oh, yeah!

Elmo's going to learn how to deliver toast.

Yeah!

What now, Phoebe?

PHOEBE: Well, now, Elmo, carefully

put the toast on the tray.

ELMO: The toast on the tray.

PHOEBE: Good!

Well, then you carry the tray with two hands.

ELMO: OK.

Two hands.

PHOEBE: Wait, wait.

ELMO: What?

PHOEBE: Watch me first.

ELMO: OK.

PHOEBE: La, la, la.

And twirl.

ELMO: [LAUGHING] Oh, yeah!

So can Elmo deliver the toast to Mr. Harvey P. Dull now?

Please, please?

PHOEBE: Wait, Elmo.

You need to remember the most important thing of all.

ELMO: What's that?

PHOEBE: A napkin.

ELMO: Oh, a napkin.

Right.

OK.

One napkin.

Boy, that's a lot to remember.

How's Elmo going to remember it all?

PHOEBE: Try repeating it over and over again to yourself.

That always helps me.

Tray, toast, napkin.

Tray, toast, napkin.

ELMO: OK.

Tray, toast, napkin.

Tray, toast, napkin.

PHOEBE: Right!

Well, that's the easy part done.

Now for the hard part.

Come on.

ELMO: Did-- did Phoebe say hard part?

Did Phoebe say hard part?

PHOEBE: Now, to get the toast to Mr. Dull,

there are lots of things to watch out for, Elmo.

ELMO: Oh, like what?

PHOEBE: Well, like the bump in the rug.

Don't trip up.

ELMO: The bump.

PHOEBE: Oh, watch out for the horses.

ELMO: Elmo doesn't see any horses.

Oh!

HORSE 1: Race you to the Horse Boutique.

HORSE 2: Yee-haw.

ELMO: Boy, that was close.

OK.

Elmo will press the button.

PHOEBE: Great.

Now stand back, Elmo.

FURGUS: Dirty towels coming through.

Oh, hello.

ELMO: Hi.

PHOEBE: Remember, always let people out of the lift first.

Especially when you have a tray of toast.

ELMO: Boy, Phoebe was right.

That was the hard part.

PHOEBE: Oh, we're not done yet, Elmo.

ELMO: Huh?

PHOEBE: Here we are, Elmo.

Mr. Dull's room is right at the end of the corridor.

ELMO: Whoa.

PHOEBE: You take it from here.

ELMO: Really?

Phoebe wants Elmo to take the toast to Mr. Dull?

PHOEBE: I know you can do it.

ELMO: OK.

OK.

Here we go.

PHOEBE: You're doing great, Elmo.

Nearly there.

ELMO: Thanks, Phoebe!

OK.

Almost there.

Almost there.

There.

Now-- now, wait a minute.

How's Elmo going to knock on Mr. Harvey P. Dull's door

while he's holding a tray?

Hm.

Mr. Dull?

Mr. Dull?

Oh, boy.

Mr. Dull!

[TRAY CRASHES]

PHOEBE: [GASPS]

HARVEY: My toast!

ELMO: Oh, no.

Elmo dropped the toast.

PHOEBE: I'll be right back with some more toast, Mr. Dull.

[ELEVATOR DINGS]

Here you are, Mr. Dull.

HARVEY: Oh, well, that was quick.

PHOEBE: Yeah.

More toast, Mr. Dull.

HARVEY: Thank you.

ELMO: Elmo dropped the toast.

PHOEBE: Don't worry, Elmo.

Well, everyone makes mistakes when they try new things.

ELMO: No.

Elmo will never be able to deliver toast.

PHOEBE: Oh, yes you will.

It just takes practice.

Next time you try, you'll get it right.

ELMO: Elmo's not sure he wants a next time.

FUNELLA: 94 amoebas.

[PHONE RINGS]

Oh.

PHOEBE: Don't worry, Mom.

I'll get it.

[PHONE RINGS]

Furchester Hotel, can I help you?

HARVEY: Uh, yes.

Could I please have some more toast straight away?

PHOEBE: More toast, Mr. Dull.

Right away.

COOKIE MONSTER: Cookie.

PHOEBE: Oh, Cookie Monster?

COOKIE MONSTER: What?

What?

PHOEBE: Could you take more toast to Mr. Dull, please?

COOKIE MONSTER: Oh, me so sorry, Phoebe.

But me eat whole cookie delivery,

and now me waiting for next one.

Bye bye.

FUNELLA: I'm taking these amoebas

into the office, Phoebe, dear, or I'll never

finish checking them in.

I need you to stay here and watch the front desk, please.

PHOEBE: OK, Mom.

Elmo can take the toast up to Mr. Dull.

ELMO: What?

PHOEBE: We need your help, Elmo.

ELMO: Yeah, but what if Elmo drops the toast again?

Elmo doesn't think he can do it.

PHOEBE: You can do it, Elmo.

You just have to keep trying.

You know what we always say.

ELMO: Don't drop the toast.

PHOEBE: No.

A Furchester never gives up.

[BELL DINGING]

ALL: [SINGING]La la, la, la, la.

La, la, la, la, la.

La, la, la, la la, la.

A Furchester never gives up, never gives up, never gives up.

A Furchester never gives up.

We try our furry best.

Because we are monsters through and through

and so we do what monsters do.

We, ug.

Ug!

And oof.

Oof!

And oof some more.

We oof even harder than before.

A Furchester never gives up, never gives up, never gives up.

A Furchester never gives up.

We try our furry best.

And a Furchester never does.

COOKIE MONSTER: [SINGING]Never!

ELMO AND FURGUS: [SINGING]Well, hardly ever.

FUNELLA AND PHOEBE: [SINGING]Uh uh!

ALL: [SINGING]A Furchester never gives up.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

ELMO: Oh, Phoebe, that's right.

A Furchester never gives up.

Elmo will try.

PHOEBE: Great!

Now, remember, tray, toast, napkin.

Tray, toast, napkin.

ELMO: Tray, toast, napkin.

Tray, toast, napkin.

Tray, toast, napkin.

Tray, toast, napkin.

OK.

Tray, toast-- what's Elmo forgetting?

Tray, toast-- ah!

Tray, toast, napkin.

Yeah.

Napkin.

Oh, good.

Elmo remembered.

OK.

Now for the hard part.

Whoa, whoa.

OK.

Oh, watch for the bump.

OK.

[HORSES NEIGHING]

Wait for the horses.

[HORSES NEIGHING]

Hi.

OK.

OK.

Lift.

Stand back.

[ELEVATOR DINGS]

FURGUS: Clean towels coming through.

Oh, hello.

Hi, Uncle Furgus.

Oh, boy!

Elmo remembered everything.

[ELEVATOR DINGS]

OK.

Almost there.

You can do this, Elmo.

You can do this.

Elmo can do this.

[GONG DINGS]

GONGER: Tea time!

ELMO: Oh, no!

Elmo and Phoebe didn't plan for this!

[TEA TIME MONSTERS YELLING]

Boy, that was close.

COLONEL MUSTARD: [YELLING]

ELMO: [YELLING] [KNOCKS ON DOOR]

HARVEY: Hello?

ELMO: Mr. Harvey P. Dull, your toast, Sir.

HARVEY: Oh, thank you, Elmo.

ELMO: Wow!

Elmo did it.

Elmo delivered the toast.

Elmo delivered the toast.

HARVEY: Whoa!

FUNELLA: 96 amoeba, 97 amoeba, 98 amoeba, 99 amoeba--

ELMO: Elmo did it!