the word "prickly." Now, the word "prickly" means covered

in sharp points.

And I'm going to show you some prickly things.

This is a cactus.

CACTUS: Hey, look, I'm a busy plant.

Can we get to the point here?

JOEL MCHALE: Of course we can.

We can get to all the points.

CACTUS: Huh?

JOEL MCHALE: See these pointy spines all over you, Cactus?

CACTUS: Well, yeah.

JOEL MCHALE: Well, they are very sharp, and they are what

make you prickly.

CACTUS: Wow.

You get me, Joel.

You really get me.

JOEL MCHALE: Now, cactuses aren't the only things that

are prickly.

CACTUS: Aw, just when I thought I was special!

JOEL MCHALE: Pineapples are also prickly.

Come on out here, Pineapple!

PINEAPPLE: What do you need to know?

Ask me anything.

I'm very sharp.

JOEL MCHALE: You sure are, Pineapple.

As a matter of fact, you have sharp points all over you.

And that is what makes you--?

PINEAPPLE: Prickly!

JOEL MCHALE: That's right, prickly!

PINEAPPLE: I told you I was sharp.

JOEL MCHALE: Now I know what you're thinking.

Some fruits and some plants are prickly,

but what about animals?

CACTUS: That's exactly what I'm thinking!

What about animals?

PINEAPPLE: Are there any prickly animals?

JOEL MCHALE: Oh, there sure are.

Everyone say hello to my friend, the porcupine.

PORCUPINE: You can look, but you better not touch!

JOEL MCHALE: Why not, Porcupine?

PORCUPINE: Because I'm full of sharp quills!

I'm prickly.

JOEL MCHALE: That's right, Porcupine.

You're prickly!

PORCUPINE: Mm-hmm.

CACTUS: Wow, I can't believe we're all prickly!

PINEAPPLE: Aw, it's like we're one big, prickly family!

PORCUPINE: Come on, guys, group hug!

CACTUS: Yeah, good idea!

JOEL MCHALE: Wait, you guys, wait, wait!

Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

Prickly!

Ah.

Ah.

Get off of me.

This is exactly what I was talking about.

Ah!