Jack and the Beanstalk

Jack and the Beanstalk is the fourth episode in the first season.

This episode aired on September 6, 2007.

Plot
Baby Joy, Jack and Whyatt's baby sister, is having a giant-sized tantrum and nothing seems to calm her down. The Super Readers fly into the story of Jack and the Beanstalk and use their powers to venture up the stalk.

Summary
The episode begins as Whyatt gets a call from Joy. Whyatt runs to find what's the matter. As he runs, he greets Poppa Pig along the way and meets his brother.

Baby Joy has a tantrum. Whyatt gets a bottle of milk and a smiley toy, but she still has that giant-sized tantrum. Whyatt calls them and the group meets up at the Book Club where he told his friends that it was Joy and that she is crying and crying, so Princess Pea covered her ears and use her wand to get Jack and the Beanstalk book. They all transform, zoom away, and Super Why reads along three pages. They climb the beanstalk as Alpha Pig is helping to build walls to get to the Giant. Princess Presto spells the word "open" to open the door, and Super Why replaces the words to complete the sentences, so the Giant won't have a snack and drink. Jack arrives in time and plays a song for the giant, and Super Why places the word "bed" in the sentence. As the four kids went back to the book club, the letters are... M-U-S-I-C and the answer is music.

As Whyatt went back to Joy's room, he played the guitar and Joy stops crying. He went out where his friends are and said it worked!

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Trivia

 * You can hear the crying sound from the Arthur character Baby Kate.
 * This episode marks the first appearance of Jack Beanstalk.
 * It was also revealed that Jack is Whyatt's big brother.
 * The title refers to the 1957 Abbott and Costello movie Jack and the Beanstalk.
 * The title also refers to the 1967 Gene Kelly and Ted Cassidy movie Jack and the Beanstalk.
 * In the original story, Jack is a poor boy who manages to make his fortune by stealing various treasures from the giant at the top of the beanstalk. In the episode, this is all absent, and Jack himself doesn't appear until near the resolution, and uses a harp to put the giant to sleep (which is actually a detail from the original).
 * The story the super readers go into Jack and the Beanstalk, also references Gilligan's Island V for Vitamins, where Gilligan dreams about the story.

Goofs

 * When Pig makes it to the top of the beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood is wearing her normal clothes.