Ep 3: The Rumor Lill

IRL, Lilly accidentally starts a rumor about her BFF Madhav when she doesn't pay attention to what he's telling her. In Unicorn Island, the islanders can't find Pep because they didn't pay attention to her when she told them where she was going.

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(upbeat music) Trust me, Lil you gotta see this movie I watched last night. It was like so bad, it was good. Uh-huh, uh-huh. Oh hey, that fit is on point. So this girl meets a guy who's a ghost and when she finds out, she stops texting and ghosts him. You get it? Hilarious! (laughs) You're so funny, Joe. Nevermind, just forget it. Madhav? Huh, that's weird. Hey Lilly, what were you and Madhav talking about? Oh, I don't know. Something about how Madhav thinks he's a ghost. (laughs) Get this. I heard Madhav thinks he's a ghost. (all laughing) (whispering) Madhav thinks he's a ghost. (laughs) (children whispering and laughing) Classic Madhav. (intense music) Final offer Mayari, your berries and yogurt dip for my carrots and ranch dip. What's it gonna be? Sweet or tangy? I'm feeling tangy. (both laughing) Hey, has anyone seen or heard from Madhav today? Hello? I'm right here. (children laughing) What? I swear Madhav said he thinks he's a ghost. Or was it saw a ghost? Saw a movie with a ghost? Yeah, it's Madhav, it's fine. (children laughing) Hey, have you noticed that kids are acting super weird to me today? What? No way. I've only seen kids acting normal and un-weird to you. Ooh, I'm Ghost boy. What's with all the ghost stuff? I mean, I like watching ghost movies like the one I was trying to tell you about. Lilly? Lilly? People think I'm a ghost. Ghost boy? It' all my fault. When Madhav finds out I accidentally started a rumor 'cause I didn't listen to him, he probably won't talk to me ever again or ever tell me a boring ghost story. Breathe Lilly, breathe. (Lilly screams) And fling! And fling! (Lilly screaming) Whoa, look out! Lillycorn dropping in the fling zone. Cherry on top! I win. You didn't win, Velvet. If anything, Lillycorn's horn won. Congratulations, Lillycorn's horn. Uh, thanks. You wanna play? It's way more fun with three players. Yeah, you can take Pep's spot. Why is Pep not playing? She loves games more than any pizza type person I know. Although she is the only pizza type person I know. Pep was playing with us and decided to stop, probably because she knew she was going to lose. But she was winning when she quit. Wait, she stopped playing mid-game while she was winning. Why did she stop while winning? It doesn't make any sense. No one would do that. Especially not Pep. Oh no. Why didn't I realize, what's wrong with Pep and where is she? Oh, for bird bottoms sake, Poppy. Pep told us where she was going. She did? Oh right. I do remember her telling us. Only I don't remember what she told us. She said she was going to, to, to the... And fling! Ah, Pep wins the round! I did, wow. Ready for round six? Nah, I am (indistinct). Have fun. All right, don't do anything I wouldn't do. Wow,...

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