Trollstopia Season 8

Trollstopia Ep 114: Branchie's Angels 9

It's nighttime at Trollstopia, and everyone is preparing to bed. Every citizen has a different routine for preparing to sleep. Some listen to soothing music to sleep, and some eat or drink something to help them sleep. Others work themselves out to tire themselves to sleep. Individuals would need supplements to help them sleep. But the children were tireless at the Brozone Bunker, inside Bruce and Brandy's children's bedroom. They were energetic, jumping on the beds, kicking and throwing balls at each other, and doing tugs-of-war. Their parents looked inside and sighed in disbelief.

"I haven't seen the kids like this since the night of their first pudding cup," said Bruce.

"They usually get tired after an hour of playing so much," Brandy added.

Clay, putting hair curlers on, showed up and said, "They're still going on? Maybe we can read them a bedtime story."

"The last time we told them a bedtime story, they were so bored that they covered their ears and said books stink," said Bruce.

Bruce's words enraged Clay into saying, "Tell the most traumatizing sad story to show how superior books are."

But Floyd, in a nightgown, pinches Clay's ear and says, "Who's punishing someone for being too much now?"

"Uh, Floyd? Are you in a nightgown?" Bruce asks.

In a Rhonda onesie, John Dory shows up to say, "We're never going to sleep if these kids cause a stir. Kids, bed, now!!!"
John Dory's voice was so loud that the children entered their beds.

"You got them in bed, John Dory. But that won't make them go to sleep," said Brandy.

"I don't get it. Grandma used it on me and my brothers, and we would fall asleep instantly."

Grandpa Leaf came in with a sleeping mask on his head, holding a ray with a sleeping sheep shape, and said, "Did I hear some available test subjects for my Nighty-Nighty Ray?"

But Brozone cobblers his head with their fists and says, "No!"

"Wait, Branch? When did you get here?" John Dory is confused when he sees Branch holding a novel in his pajamas.

"I couldn't help but overhear that the kids aren't going to sleep. So I was able to complete a draft for a new story for my novel series that might help."

"Oh, yeah. Your novel series...What's it called? The Spies of Timberlake?"

"No, John. It's called Branch's Angels. How is a super spy story series referencing the people you met in real life going to help, BB?" Clay said.

"Watch and learn. Kids, Uncle Branch is going to read you a bedtime story," said Branch, taking out a seat for him to sit in.

"But bedtime stories are boring," said Bruce Jr.

"Nothing interesting happens in bedtime stories," said Cove.

"Not this story. I made it myself. It's about a team of super spies who go undercover to save the world," said Branch.

"A super spy story?" Freddy is interested.

"Sounds awesome," said Windy.

"I want to listen to that," said Rainy.

"How does a spy story make us go to sleep?" LaBreezy asks.

"Oh, you'll see," Branch continued as he opened his book. "Once upon a time, there were eight young women. [The scene then shows the Star Angels walking to Austin Police Academy.]

These girls graduated top high in a police academy. [Poppy, Barb, and Delta are seen shooting target boards with guns. And then, the K-Pop Gang is shown running through an agility course. All eight of them got their diplomas after graduating.]