Saving the Wiggles

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The kids flew their rocket to where the Wiggles were.

"There they are!" said Sam.

"Wait. I must back the rocket up" said Dankworth's voice.

The rocket beeped like a truck as it backed up.

"Seriously?" said Charles Wallace.

Calvin sniffed the air and said "Did this used to be a garbage truck?"

"That is one of my little secrets" said Dankworth's voice.

The Wiggles were trying so hard to reach people for help but the radio phone on their rocket was dead.

"Wiggles. Your child friends are here. They have docked their backup shuttle and are ready to take you back to earth" said Dankworth's voice.

"Thank you, Mr Dankworth!" said Greg.

"Thank you so much" said Murray.

"My pleasure. Now go" said Dankworth's voice.

The Wiggles entered the kids' rocket.

"Kids!" they shouted in unison.

They hugged their friends.

Murray kissed Sam. 

"I knew you'd come, my lovely" he said.

"We had to" said Sam.

"It's so good to see you guys" said Charles Wallace.

"We missed you, kiddos" said Jeff.

Calvin's smile dropped as he noticed Murray's pregnant belly.

"Are we running low on oxygen or does Murray look pregnant?" said Calvin.

"Actually, Calvin, I am pregnant" said Murray.

"Again?" said Charles Wallace.

"How... WHY?!" said Sam.

"It's a long story, Sam. We'll explain later" said Anthony.

"Yeah. I'll get us home" said Greg.

"You will?" said Charles Wallace.

"We were given our own special skills, Charles. Powering transportation is one of Greg's new strengths" said Jeff.

"Oh. Gotcha" said Charles Wallace.

The guys started to head back to earth towing the Wiggles' rocket with them.

"It's too hot!" said Jeff.

"This is what happens when you reenter earth's atmosphere" said Calvin.

"Mr Dankworth? Is there anything on this rocket that isn' make of cardboard and tape?" said Anthony.

"I am afraid not. But you will not need it anymore on earth" said Dankworth's voice.

"So where are we gonna land this death bucket?" said Sam.

"Considering you are traveling seventeen thousand miles an hour, in the ocean" said Dankworth's voice.

True to his word, the rockets landed in the ocean.

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