- Did a word that's important to you go missing?

- And now all you can feel, do, or think is the opposite of that word?

- Then call us!

I'm Sly.

- And, I'm Gabby!

We're word detectives.

And we solve word mysteries!

- Word mysteries!

Together we run the Wordsville Online Detective Agency.

- We'll find your missing word fast!

- Not to mention, briskly!

- And swiftly!

- Yeah, we're really good with words.

- [Children] Wordsville!

- Wordsville Fair Day.

Can't wait to check out the yummy goodies today!

- And I can't wait to see everyone's one of a kind crafts and creations.

I just hope they're aren't any word mysteries today that ruin it.

- I just hope they're aren't any word mysteries today that ruin it!

- I just said that.

Hey!

- I just said that.

Hey!

- You're saying what- - You're saying what- - I'm saying!

- I'm saying!

- Okay, you can- - Okay, you can- - Stop copying me now.

- Stop copying me now.

[phone chiming] - Artist Clay is calling!

- Artist Clay is calling!

- Maybe this is- - Maybe this is- - A word mystery.

- A word mystery.

- Help!

My sculpture's missing!

This one.

- [Sly] A sculpture of- - [Gabby] A sculpture of- - [Sly] The word unique.

- [Gabby] The word unique.

- Yes, and without it, I have no original or creative ideas.

- This must be why- - This must be why- - We keep copying each other.

- We keep copying each other.

- Okay- - Okay- - Let's take turns talking.

- Let's take turns talking.

- I'll go first.

- [Sly] I'll go first.

- Okay, you go first.

- Okay, you go first.

- Artist Clay- - [Gabby] Artist Clay- - You decide who goes first.

- [Gabby] You decide who goes first.

- Sly!

Ultimately the meaning of unique, and then we'll take turns.

- The word unique means one of a kind.

- My turn!

So, without the word unique, everything will look and sound the same.

- And nothing will be special.

- It's terrible.

I'm supposed to be an original, unique artist, but I'm just copying what I've done before.

- With unique gone, does this mean no one can make one of a kind crafts or treats for the fair?

- Oh no!

Artist Clay tell us what happened, and I'll animate it.

- [Clay] Firefighter Ember and Singer Melody were at my studio making art.

I showed them my unique sculpture and told them my goal is always to make it one of a kind work of art.

I did a self-portrait.

Firefighter Ember followed me step-by-step, and created an exact copy of my portrait.

I encouraged her to something unique, like Singer Melody, so many materials in her art.

It was so unusual, I couldn't tell what it was.

Then I left to get more paint.

When I came back, everyone was gone and so was my unique sculpture.

- Fascinating.

Show us a scene of the mystery, please.

- Just a moment.

This is the table where I had my unique sculpture.

[electronic squelching] [photo clicking] - I think it's a good shot for our case notes.

- Artist Clay, we'll report back when we know more.

- Please hurry, my artwork depends on it!

- Case notes!

- [Gabby] This is the Case of the Unique Tweak.

- So what happened?

- [Gabby] Someone took the unique sculpture, and now nothing is original, or one of a kind.

- [Sly] Where?

At the Art Studio.

- [Gabby] And when did it happen?

- [Sly] After Artist Clay left to get paint.

- [Gabby] Firefighter Ember and Singer Melody are our suspects.

- Now, who took it?

- [Gabby] Now, who took it?

- How and why?

- How and why?

- Not again, we can't keep this up.

- We better find unique quickly.

- Let's look at the clues.

- [Gabby] I see two portraits of Artist Clay.

One of these must be Firefighter Ember's.

Let's call her.

[phone chiming] - I can't talk long, word detectives.

I'm giving a safety demonstration at the fair today.

But can't think of a way to make my tips stand out.

- But you always have so many awesome ideas.

- Used to, I guess.

Nothing I do now feels original or memorable.

- What happened at- - What happened at- - Artist Clay's studio- - Artist Clay's studio- - earlier today?

- earlier today?

- You're talking at the same time.

- We're not having unique ideas, either.

Please answer the question.

- I did exactly what Artist Clay did.

But when I showed him my work, he told me to do something unique.

I didn't know how, that's why I copied him.

- Then what happened?

- Nothing, I left when he left.

I need to go work on my fire safety demo.

Even if it won't be special.

- Hm, she doesn't think she's got any unique, special, or one of a kind ideas.

- That's why Firefighter Ember might have taken the unique sculpture.

Let's call Singer Melody and get this case cracked.

[phone chiming] ♪ Happy Birthday Singer Melody ♪ Happy Birthday- - Huh?

- It's not your birthday!

- You're right, but I can't create any original music.

I wanted to sing something new at the fair, but I can only sing ordinary songs that everyone knows.

I can't sing any songs that are unique.

- The same thing is happening to everyone today.

- Tell us what went down at the art studio?

- I was having lots of fun until Artist Clay said my painting was so unusual.

What does that even mean?

It doesn't sound like a compliment.

- What happened next?

- He went to go get paint.

So, I took my painting and left.

I was in such a rush that I left my sunglasses.

Maybe Artist Clay will like those better than my art.

- You don't know he didn't like it.

- Maybe not, but it's how it made me feel.

Well, gotta practice.

♪ Happy birthday - Let's review our case notes.

- [Gabby] We've learned both suspects made art at Artist Clay's studio.

- [Sly] And that neither of them liked the feedback they got.

- [Gabby] Singer Melody didn't like that Artist Clay called her artwork so unusual.

- [Sly] And Firefighter Ember didn't know how to do something unique.

- [Gabby] Let's look at the clues.

- [Sly] Singer Melody left her sunglasses, but she took her painting.

- And Firefighter Ember left her painting of Artist Clay.

- So, did she have her hands full with something else?

[Sly gasping] - We cracked it!

- We cracked it!

- We'll have our own- - We'll have our own- - Unique thoughts soon, phew.

- Unique thoughts soon, phew.

[phone chiming] - Now presenting the Word Mystery Animated Reenactment of...

The Case of the Unique Tweak.

This is my unique sculpture.

It reminds me that my goal is to make one of a kind works of art.

I'll be working at my own painting as you two create.

- Done, check it out Artist Clay!

- That is just so unusual!

- How's mine?

Is it any good?

- Try creating something unique.

Don't just copy what I did.

I'll go get some more paint for us.

- So unusual?

That doesn't sound good.

[door clicking shut] - I feel so much pressure to make something unique.

What if I make this disappear instead?

- Who did it?

Firefighter Ember did.

- Firefighter Ember?

- She grabbed the unique sculpture when Artist Clay and Singer Melody left the room.

- That's how.

- Why?

Because she felt that her work wasn't unique.

- I admit it.

I took the sculpture.

I didn't like being the only one in class who didn't create something unique.

I figured if I took the word, everyone's work would be the same, and no one would notice mine.

- Firefighter Ember, I didn't mean to pressure you.

I just wanted you to embrace what makes you one of a kind.

- And I'm sorry for taking away everyone's ability to be unique.

I'll return your sculpture now.

[phone chiming] - My unique sculpture's back and everything is right with Wordsville, just in time for the fair.

- And, I got an idea for my fire safety demonstration.

I'll make paintings of fire safety tips.

Artist Clay, will you help me?

- That's a one of a kind idea.

Of course I'll help you using unique talents.

- Artist Clay, I have to ask.

Was so unusual a compliment, or not?

- So unusual was a huge compliment.

I loved your artwork.

I've never seen anything like it before.

- Thank you!

Check it out word detectives.

You should know what it is, right?

It's the exact moment when I get a unique idea.

Like a creative spark.

- That's unique!

- Totally one of a kind!

- Just like the idea I just got for a new song.

Gotta go so I can write it in time to perform at the fair.

- Thanks, word detectives!

- Thanks, word detectives!

- Nice work, Sly.

We solved the case and did it together.

Like really together.

- Like us, exactly.

Well, almost.

- So what do you wanna do- - So what do you wanna do- - At the Wordsville Fair?

- At the Wordsville Fair?

- Hey, stop copying!

- Hey, stop copying!

[both laughing]