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The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin: Gimmick sets out to learn the unique properties of the Sixth Crystal. Teddy and Grubby show the Crystal Book to Ilana, who thinks she's seen the strange lettering somewhere before. Meanwhile, Buffy and LB and their mothers discuss wedding plans. Back in Rillonia, after removing stacks of dishes from a china cabinet, Ilana produces a tray with a window made of crystal and lettering like that of the book. Teddy places the tray over the book, and the letters become readable! The book is revealed as a historical record written generations ago by an Illiper scribe. Grubby spills some orange juice on the Sixth Crystal as Teddy reads fromthe book, and the Crystal begins to float out the window. Jack (who has been eavesdropping) grabs the Crystal, and to his surprise, it pulls him up into the air! He cries out, and the Trio take to the Airship to give chase. The Crystal carries Jack over the water, the Trio right behind. Back in Grundo, everyone has gathered on the beach near Bounder Pass for the wedding. Jack drops in -- literally, and gives LB the seashell box as a wedding gift. The Trio retrieve the Crystal, and the ceremony begins. Buffy and LB exchange rings, and then proceed to open their presents. LB is astounded when he opens Jack's gift and finds it to be full ofgold! Jack is even more baffled, and immediately demands that LB return the gold. Louie flies LB and Buffy into the sunset for their honeymoon, and on the Rillonian shore, Elroy admires a seashell necklace and says he hopes his son appreciates his pulling "the ol' switcharoo" on him.

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