The Owl House

Season #1 Episode #14: Really Small Problems
Synopsis: King confides in a carnival fortuneteller who makes his dream come true, but it comes at a cost.
Year:
2020
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[Open on the Owl House's kitchen. Eda is stirring something on the stove while King is watching Luz talk to Willow and Gus on a crystal ball.]

Luz:
So they said I couldn't remove my thumb, but look at that! [pretends to remove her thumb] Whoop!

Gus:
You sliced it off! [panicked] You sliced off your own thumb!

Willow:
[chuckles] You make doing homework actually fun.

Luz:
And they say humans can't do magic.

King:
Luz... [climbs onto table] Nyeh! You've been talking to them all morning. Don't forget about the Luz and King comedy hour!

Eda:
Please, no. Not the comedy hour...

King:
This week I've been working with props! [turns around to show a cardboard tube on his nose] Oh dear, I've gotten a tube stuck on my nose! Will I ever eat again? [slams a piece of bread on his face] Looks like I'm toast!

Luz & King:
[laugh]

Eda:
It just goes on like this for an hour!

Luz:
Heyo, dough boy, quit loafing around!

King:
Why don't you bake me?

Luz & King:
[laugh]

[The crystal ball buzzes with an alarm and flashes red. The time, 8:00, flashes below Willow and Gus.]

Luz:
School time! See you guys in class!

Willow:
Bye!

Gus:
But what about the thumb?!

[Luz ends the call.]

King:
[sigh]

Luz:
Hey, don't worry. We'll finish our comedy hour when we get home. [kisses King's skull]

King:
Hee hee, oh you!

Luz:
[singsong] Try not to miss me while I'm gone! [closes door]

King:
[scrambles over to the door] You... you really think she's coming back this time?

Eda:
Yes, she'll be back; she always comes back. It's cute you miss her, though.

King:
The King of Demons-- [tosses bread and tube off] The King of Demons misses nobody! I wouldn't care if she came through this door right now! Wha!

[Luz comes through the door.]

Eda:
Hey, you're-

King:
You're back! [climbs up on Luz's head] I didn't miss you at all.

Luz:
Apparently there's an infestation of pixies at Hexside, so school's been canceled.

King:
That sounds like a crumby situation.

Luz & King:
[laugh]

Hooty:
Hey! Guess what's been in my mouth that I'm about to throw up!

[Hooty gags for several long moments. Everyone stares at him in disgust. He finally throws up letters and a box.]

Hooty:
The mail!

Eda:
[going through the letters] Junk, junk, death hex.

[She tosses the death hex into a trashcan, which condenses into a dark purple ball before disappearing entirely.]

Eda:
Oh, a carnival's in town today!

Luz:
A carnival? You know, I've been so busy with school lately, what do you say we take this comedy hour on tour? It'll be a Luz and King day!

King:
That's my kinda day!

Luz:
[puts an arm around Eda] Let's all three of us go!

Hooty:
An adventure with friends! I'll go pack my stuff!

Eda:
Carnivals bring crowds and crowds bring suckers. This could be the perfect chance to try out my new get-witch-quick scheme. [takes staff out of pot, knocks goop off of Owlbert] I'm in! To the carnival!

Luz & King:
To the carnival!

[They all leave.]

Hooty:
Good news, I'm bringing my knapsack full of games! Hello?

[A fly buzzes near him.]

Hooty:
Oh, a fly! Talk to me, talk to me!

[THEME]

[Cut to the Bonesborough Carnival.]

Eda:
Well, here we are, kids. Look at all that fresh meat.

[Flies buzz around a fried chicken on a stick.]

Luz:
And smell all the fresh meat! [sniffs as a fly goes up her nose; coughs it out her mouth] Fun!

Owlbert:
[hoots, starts to twist off the staff]

Eda:
No games for you, Owlbert, we've got scams to run.

Owlbert:
[sad hooting]

Tibbles:
Friends! [lands in front of them] Welcome!

[Everyone jumps into defensive poses]

Tibbles:
I see you got my postcard.

Eda:
Tibbles? You sent this?

[Eda looks on the back of the flier. It reads: "To my Owl House Pals, From Tibbles," and has a picture of Tibbles dancing when Eda tilts it. She lowers it and Tibbles is doing the same dance.]

Tibbles:
Mm-hmm.

Luz:
Aren't you mad at us for destroying your stand?

King:
Ooh, and destroying his life! That was the best part!

Tibbles:
No, no, no. I should thank you. After my stand was destroyed, I reevaluated my life and found my true calling! I'm now ringmaster of... [snaps whip] Tibbles's Tent of Tiny Terrors!

[Luz approaches the terrarium containing tiny unicorns, a tiny manticore, and a tiny griffin.]

Luz:
Aww. It's like a regular circus but adorably small!

Griffin:
[hisses]

Luz:
[presses her face to the glass] You're my friends now.

Eda:
I don't buy it. [sends away her staff] What kind of con are you running?

Tibbles:
No cons here, Owl Lady, only pros. In fact, why don't we toast our newfound friendship with this totally innocent bottle of water. [pulls out potion]

Eda:
[takes potion; sarcastically] Oh yeah, sure! Why don't I just--

[Eda throws the bottle. It lands on an Oracle Teacher's head and knocks them on their back.]

Oracle Teacher:
I'm okay!

Eda:
I know poison when I see it; you can't scam a scammer! Now speaking of scams... [walks up to a stand] Beat it loser! [knocks the vendor's stuff to the ground] Step right up to... [transforms the stand] Eda's Human Horror House! Humans shed their skin and I've got proof. [pulls out fishnet stockings]

King:
You should really put a lock on your closet.

Luz:
You know what, Eda can pick through my socks all she wants. Because today is all about having a great time with my partner in crime.

King:
That's me! I love crime!

Luz & King:
[laugh, walk off]

Tibbles:
Have a good time, friends. [whisper] While it lasts.

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Dana Terrace

Dana Terrace (born December 8, 1990) is an American animator, writer, director, producer, storyboard artist, and voice actress. She is best known as the creator of the Disney Channel animated series The Owl House. She is also known for storyboarding on Gravity Falls and directing on the 2017 reboot of DuckTales. more…

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