I have a bone to pick with you, sir.

That was a little bit intense.

Little Zuzu and Zaza are making a jungle with play-clay.

Massage the marinade into the chicken.

Well, if we don't do our jobs. What is your job exactly? Besides making balloon animals.

Okay, but what about you know my pinchable butt and my bulging biceps? She knows.

Okay, did you see that? With the inappropriate and the pinching. Actually, I did.

Stop pinching me. Look, now you guys said I only had to keep my mouth shut as long as Ross was happy, right?

Did you see his face? Maybe if that fat lump had given this a squeeze, he'd have remembered to fall on his fat arse.

Well, why would they pick just you guys out? Because we're freshmen and they think that we're easy targets.

George has made a dinosaur out of play-clay. Peppa and Zoe are having a dolls' picnic.

Hey. I made that for her. You made pottery? Yeah. I made it of this fruit bowl I found in the garbage.

I don't normally like risotto, but if you put it in a ball form, and deep fry it, I can eat, like, a thousand of them.

And then just pick it with your finger, and if it's really al dente you'll still see a slight give in the middle. That's good.

Zuzu, Zaza, we need to make a teaset for our tea party. No. You can help us make it.

Now, Emily, what would you like to do today? Painting, clay or building-blocks? I don't know. Maybe building-blocks.

And everyone else; painting, clay or building-blocks? Building-Blocks. My goodness. Building-blocks are popular today.

And you can see the meat is all lovely and tenderized. Now I'm going to make these into meatballs, so a good trick is to wet your hands, because that means that the meat mixture doesn't stick to your hands when you're moulding them.

Oh! We haven't got a teaset. We could make a teaset out of play-clay. Yes. George, can we use your play-clay please? No.

What's that? Clay. All pottery starts off like that. That is soft, like play-clay. We need it to be soft, so we can shape it.