"My Invisible Friend" is the first segment of the nineteenth episode of the Disney Channel animated series, Hamster & Gretel.
Synopsis[]
Gretel becomes invisible while Bailey competes in a spelling bee.
Plot[]
Bailey is extremely nervous about competing in an upcoming spelling bee against a boy named Xavier, who she lost to repeatedly in prior competitions. She relies on Gretel to provide emotional support, only for her to abruptly leave when Kevin notifies her about the villain Rat Burglar. The ensuing battle then leads to Gretel being covered in invisible ink, turning her invisible. Kevin races to find a remedy so Gretel can help Bailey while Hamster and Fred travel to the town of Brookville to find a cure for the ink.
At the spelling bee, Gretel learns that Rat Burglar is Xavier's mother and that she plans to turn herself invisible and help Xavier win the spelling bee. This leads to a second battle, with Gretel gaining an advantage by the Rat Burglar giving herself away by talking. Hamster and Fred intervene by using a hexavalent lamp they received in Brookville to expose Rat Burglar's presence to the audience, disqualifying Xavier. When the invisible ink wears off, Gretel attempts to apologize to Bailey, who won the spelling bee, for her failure to show up, but Bailey is upset about Gretel's supposed betrayal. Gretel is then forced to reveal her superhero identity to Bailey while saving her from being hit by scaffolding.
Song[]
- You Can't See Me
Cast[]
- Meli Povenmire as Gretel Grant-Gomez
- Michael Cimino as Kevin Grant-Gomez
- Beck Bennett as Hamster
- Priah Ferguson as Bailey Carter
- Joey King as Fred Grant
- Brock Powell as Xavier, Mr. Hardy
- Rachel Dratch as Helen/Rat Burglar
- Keith Ferguson as Principal Funderberk
- Isaac Robinson-Smith as Reginald
Trivia[]
- Gretel reveals her superhero identity to Bailey at the end of the episode.
- This is the second time where an ending scene from a Disney Television Animation series to have someone revealing their identity to a friend, the first was The Ghost and Molly McGee with "Scratch the Surface".
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