Dalton and Tori set off on an adventure to recruit a new cast for Studio C. With a new cast in place, investors check out Lin-Manuel Miranda's latest Broadway project about William Henry Harrison, the president that died after thirty days in office. Then, Dalton Johnson plays every character in a spoof of Downton Abbey. Later, Rapunzel is thrown for a loop when a prince climbs up her hair to join her in her tower. Finally, a standard union meeting is taken over by a troupe of soap opera actors.
An attention-starved bystander intrudes on an urgent news story; Guy Fieri, who's on the quest for tasty food in the South, runs into a dive he can't escape; and an animatronic Lincoln puts a Disneyland heckler back in his place.
Abraham Lincoln dishes out the honest truth on Say Yes to the Dress. Bigfoot infiltrates a group of Bigfoot hunters. And a dimwitted mob member “takes care of” a snitch.
An internet rabbit hole distracts a lawyer from his murder case. A couple swaps out their ordinary home for a glorified porta-potty. And a musical virtuosos perform Beethoven's “Moonlight Sonata” on piano and melodica.
After being brought to life by a mad scientist, Frankenstein is slammed with medical bills. And an Unscented Place features a world in which the sense of smell can be very dangerous.
Dora the Middle-Age Explorer's next adventure takes her into the world of dating apps. In another adventure, athletes sweat in a rainbow of colors. And on The Today Show, Kathie Lee and Hoda both fail a personality test.
Sick in bed, a kid is powerless to stop his mom from taking over his YouTube channel. The only thing worse than a natural disaster is the press conference about it. And a family is torn apart and drawn together in this Home School Musical.
Grandpa Joe turns on everyone when Charlie invites him to Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Mary Poppins is hired by the Banks children to work in their office. And Chopin's “Prelude in E minor” is performed on a stylophone.
Clark Kent struggles to meet his deadline, a group secretly dances to disco music, Clint Dilly blames legs for a woman’s missing husband, Roman senators plot to kill Caesar, a man watches a video before surgery and puberty shocks middle schoolers.
A not so motivational speaker visits an elementary school. Communication breaks down at a college apartment when one roommate has strange meanings for common acronyms. And Hansel and Gretel question the witch's cooking abilities and home life.
“The Bachelor” gets grilled by Mr. and Mrs. Claus. The Grinch experiences the side effects of a growing heart. And Rudolf the red-nosed reindeer gets sued for defamation.
