0:00 Pip’s last spoonful of Cheery-Os stopped one inch from their mouth.0:05 Last week the world just...0:07 CLICKED, and impossible became the new normal, but this was something completely different.0:15 The spoon wasn't just stopped.0:17 It was floating.0:19 Pip let go.0:20 It stayed right there.0:22 Then the bowl lifted.0:23 Milk sloshed in zero gravity.0:26 Whoa.0:26 Pip ran to the window and looked out.0:29 It wasn't just the spoon.0:31 Mrs.0:32 Higgins's prize-winning roses were pulling themselves out of the ground, roots and all, floating away like sad little balloons.0:42 A bicycle, parked by the curb, wobbled and then drifted upwards, its wheels spinning slowly.0:50 The sky wasn't falling.0:52 The world was.0:53 UP.0:53 The floor began to tilt.0:55 No, not tilt.0:56 The entire house was rotating.0:59 Pip grabbed the doorframe as the living room furniture started to slide across the ceiling.1:06 The family dog, Bartholomew, yelped as he skidded on the plaster, his claws finding no purchase.1:14 "Bartholomew!"
Outside, people were shouting, holding onto mailboxes and fences that were now hanging from the ground above them.1:25 Cars were drifting into the clouds like confused metal whales.1:30 The ground was a ceiling of green grass and grey pavement.1:35 The sky was a vast, blue floor.1:38 Everything was upside down.1:40 And it was STILL moving.1:42 Pip knew this had to be connected to the 'Click'.1:46 The world was a giant machine now, and sometimes...1:50 machines get stuck.1:52 Or go backwards.1:53 Backwards.1:54 Pip’s eyes shot to the town square, now dangling high above everything else.2:01 The giant clock tower.2:02 Its hands weren't ticking forwards.2:05 They were spinning BACKWARDS.2:08 Furiously.2:09 That was it.2:10 That HAD to be it.2:11 The clock was unwinding the whole WORLD!2:14 But how do you get to a clock tower when it’s hanging from the sky and you’re stuck to the ceiling of your house?2:24 Pip looked at the coat rack by the door, which was now above their head.2:30 An idea sparked.2:31 A crazy, wild, probably-won't-work idea.2:35 Which meant it was PERFECT.2:37 Pip scrambled along the wall, using bookshelves like a ladder, and grabbed the big, red umbrella.2:45 Holding it tight, Pip crawled to the open window.2:49 Took a deep breath.2:51 And jumped.2:51 But Pip didn't fall DOWN.2:54 Pip fell UP!2:55 The umbrella caught the strange, reversed wind, pulling Pip higher and higher, sailing through an upside-down town.3:04 It was terrifying.3:06 It was AMAZING.3:07 Pip dodged a floating park bench and waved at a very confused flock of pigeons flying upside down.3:15 The clock tower loomed closer.3:18 Pip crashed onto the balcony of the upside-down tower, tumbling right next to the giant clock face.3:26 Inside the works, through a small glass panel, Pip saw it.3:31 A tiny gear, glowing with a weird purple light, was spinning against all the others.3:38 It was jammed.3:39 The entire world, flipped on its head because of one, tiny, stubborn part.3:45 There was no way to reach it.3:47 Or was there?3:49 Floating just a few feet away was a yellow pencil, probably from the school next door.3:56 Pip reached out, snagged it from the air, and carefully, carefully, pushed the pencil through a gap in the clock’s casing.4:06 Nudge.4:06 Nudge.4:07 CLICK!4:07 The purple gear popped back into place.4:11 The backward spinning stopped.4:13 The whole world gave a giant GROAN.4:16 For a second, everything hung in perfect, silent balance.4:21 Then, slowly, gracefully, the world began to turn right-side up.4:26 Pip held on tight as the tower swung back into its proper place.4:32 By the time Pip climbed down, the sun was back in the sky, the cars were back on the street, and Bartholomew was waiting at the bottom, tail wagging like crazy.4:45 Pip walked back into the kitchen.4:48 And watched as a single, forgotten Cheery-O floated down from the ceiling...4:54 and landed, with a tiny plink, right back in the bowl.
