IS THAT A REAL STAR?

WHERE'D YOU GET IT?

THAT'S AMAZING.

OKAY, CLASS, LET'S SIT AND SETTLE DOWN SO PINKALICIOUS CAN TELL US ABOUT HER STAR.

SO LAST NIGHT, PETER AND I WERE OUTSIDE, AND I WAS DRAWING STARS.

WHY?

'CAUSE I LIKE TO DRAW STARS.

ANYWAY, THIS STAR IS THE BOTTOM POINT OF THE HEART CONSTELLATION.

IT FELL STRAIGHT OUT OF THE SKY, PRACTICALLY ON TOP OF US.

WHY?

I'M NOT SURE.

IT'S JUST A FALLING STAR, I GUESS.

NOW WATCH THIS.

MS. PENNY: OOOH!

(KIDS EXCLAIM ADMIRINGLY) IT TWINKLES WHEN YOU TOUCH IT.

AND IT CAN ALSO DO THIS.

(KIDS EXCLAIM) UH-OH.

I CAN'T... REACH.

IF WE JUST ATTACH A STRING...

THERE.

IT WON'T GET AWAY FROM YOU NOW.

PINKA-PERFECT.

THANK YOU, MS. PENNY.

IT'S AN ACTUAL, REAL LIVE STAR.

FROM THE ACTUAL, REAL LIVE SKY.

OOH!

OOH!

CAN I WISH ON IT?

I WANNA WISH ON IT.

ME, TOO!

CAREFUL, ONE AT A TIME.

I WANT TO WISH ON IT!

OOH!

OOH, ME, ME!

ME, TOO.

IF YOU ASK ME, THAT STAR LOOKS KIND OF SAD.

NO, IT DOESN'T.

IT'S A HAPPY STAR.

RIGHT, STAR?

IT WAS MUCH BRIGHTER BEFORE.

AND PERKIER.

AND POINTIER.

DON'T YOU AGREE, PINKALICIOUS?

(SIGHS) KENDRA'S RIGHT.

OUR STAR'S NOT HAPPY.

MAYBE IT'S LIKE WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU FIND A WILD ANIMAL AND TRY TO KEEP IT AS A PET, LIKE THE TIME I ADOPTED A BABY SKUNK.

WHAT?

WHEN WAS THAT?

REMEMBER THAT DAY THE HOUSE SMELLED STINKY?

THE BABY SKUNK SPRAYED THE REFRIGERATOR, SO I HAD TO LET HIM GO.

MOMMY SAYS YOU SHOULD NEVER TRY AND KEEP WILD THINGS.

WELL, I KNOW THAT NOW.

I DIDN'T KNOW IT THEN.

ARE STARS WILD?