Freddy #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFreddy finds a four-leaf clover and considers himself lucky, but his fortune quickly turns when he encounters a dangerous tiger and nearly causes a traffic accident at a construction site. In a comedic sequence, Freddy attempts to calm his nerves by chewing celery, but accidentally frightens a woman who mistakes his behavior for something sinister, leading to a close call with the police.
Freddy volunteers to cut Superintendent McHazy's grass to get back in his good graces, but when a date with a young woman comes calling, he hatches a scheme using a pair of dark-lensed glasses to convince the superintendent that stormy weather has made the job impossible. As his elaborate deception spirals—complete with a hose and some improvised sound effects—Freddy discovers that outsmarting authority comes with a price.
Rip tries to hire the Great Wando to embarrass his rival Freddy during the magician's stage show, but the prank backfires in hilarious fashion when the magic tricks go awry. When Rip and Freddy are called up to assist the Great Wando, things quickly spiral into chaos—leaving Rip to discover an unexpected twist about the magician's real identity.
A bargain-hunting teen spots a sale and can't resist snapping up a cheap dress, shoes, gloves, and even a fifty-dollar car—but after a rainstorm, everything she bought starts to shrink, including herself, leaving her stranded in a world where she's toy-sized and in serious danger. This humorous tale from Freddy #6 turns Margie's love of a good deal into a cautionary nightmare she won't soon forget.
Freddy Finch picks up a pair of oversized prop firecrackers for the school play, but his nervous neighbor mistakes them for the real deal and calls the police in a panic. When the cops arrive and find the firecrackers, confusion and chaos ensue as Freddy tries to explain the mix-up while his friend Stuff waits at the back door.
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