Santa… Beck Bennett
Dottie… Melissa Villaseñor
Deedle Beep… Mikey Day
Scrabby… Jason Momoa
[Starts with a book ‘Elf on the shelf’ book, going through few of it’s pages]
Narrator: During the Christmas season, Santa sends an Elf to every child’s home to see if they’re being naughty or nice. All day they watch their child, never blinking and never moving. And each night they return to the North Pole to report back to Santa.
[Cut to a room where Santa and three elves are sitting]
Santa: Ho, ho, ho! Welcome back elves on shelves! I hope you’ve all been keeping a good eye on your children.
Elves: Yes, Santa!
Santa: [Cut to Santa] Wonderful. Dottie, how has little Elizabeth been this year?
Dottie: [Cut to Dottie] She’s been a very good girl Santa. She’s listening to her parents and doing her chores.
Santa: [Cut to everybody] Splendid! And how is little Matthew, Deedle Beep?
Deedle Beep: Well, he didn’t want to eat his vegetables at dinner.
Santa: Oh, no.
Deedle Beep: [Cut to Deedle Beep] But then he did and he liked them!
Santa: Hooray! [Cut to Santa] What about young Marshall, Scrabby?
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby, ashamed] I want a new kid, Santa.
Santa: [Cut to Santa] But why? You’ve been watching Marshall for [looks at his book] 13 years.
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] Things have changed this year. He figured out he could do a certain thing with his body. Now he won’t stop doing it.
Dottie: [Cut to three elves] I hope he’s not fighting with his little brother. That would be very naughty indeed.
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] No. It’s definitely a solo activity. And considering I can’t close my eyes, I had no choice but to watch him. He does it a lot.
Santa: [Cut to Santa] Hmm, well, is what he’s doing naughty or is it nice?
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] It’s not really either, Santa.
Deedle Beep: [Cut to three elves] That’s silly, Scrabby. All elves know that everything humans do is either naughty or it’s nice.
Scrabby: It isn’t so black and white, Deedle Bee. [Cut to Scrabby] It’s just a thing humans lean how to do, you know, they go insane for a while and they do it non-stop. Please, Santa, could I have another kid?
Santa: [Cut to Santa] But Marshall loves you Scrabby.
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] I know. But sometimes he looks at me when he’s doing it, and I think he’s making me a part of it.
Santa: [Cut to Santa] Well, lucky you, Scrabby. Now what does each of your children want for Christmas this year?
[Cut to three elves]
Deedle Beep: A train set.
Dottie: A new soccer ball.
Scrabby: I don’t want to say.
Santa: [Cut to Santa] Oh, Scrabby, certainly Marshall wants something from Santa. Let’s see what’s on my list. Oh, Scrabby, you spelled flashlight wrong!
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] I wish that were the case.
Santa: [Cut to Santa] Well, is there anything else he wants?
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] I mean, I guess some soft socks?
Santa: Ho, ho, ho, ho! [Cut to everybody] Then he shall have the softest socks in the land.
Scrabby: [Cut to three elves] They’re not going to stay that way, Santa.
Deedle Beep: Scrabby, it sounds like you don’t like Marshall anymore?
Scrabby: No, I do. It’s just, 13 is a confusing age.
Dottie: Whatever do you mean?
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] I don’t know, he like, looks at his body and he has like, little boobies and he squeezes real hard because he hates them and he’s mad at them and he’s like, “Oh, go away”.
Dottie: [Cut to three elves] Oh, my, that’s odd.
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] Yeah, yeah. Please, listen; can I please have another kid?
Santa: [Cut to everybody] Oh, I think I know what’s happening. You’re upset he’s growing up.
Scrabby: [Cut to three elves] Oh, he grew up, Santa. That’s done.
Deedle Beep: Don’t be sad, Scrabby. Every kid stops believing in us some day. But then they have kids of their own and the magic starts again!
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] I don’t know if Marshall’s going to have anything left in his tank by then.
Santa: [Cut to everybody] Well, I can’t wait to visit all your children and bring them Christmas cheer.
Scrabby: [Cut to Scrabby] Yeah, well, just make a lot of noise when you get to Marshall’s house. He’ll stop for a few seconds if he hears something.
Santa: [Cut to everybody] Oh, Scrabby, you’re a silly elf. Now back to your children.
