S1E59: 59. Levi and Ivy's Superhero Showdown with The Green Blob

Lively Lewis Stories

Kids & Family, Stories For Kids

4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2023

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Levi, Ivy, and their friend Eleanor had a cookout with their family. Ivy mistakenly kept the green marshmallow Jello outside the fridge. The next morning, the Jello container was still on the kitchen counter. The family went to the water park while The Green Blob formed in their fridge from the Jello that Ivy left out. When they got home, they found a giant blob in their fridge that had taken over their food. As it turned out, Levi, Ivy, and their parents were all superheroes and they defeated The Green Blob together.
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0:00.0	Welcome to Lively Lewis Stories.
0:03.0	Buckle up because you're about to join Levi and Ivy on an adventure.
0:07.0	All you need is your imagination and off we go!
0:10.0	Livey Lewis Stories!
0:14.0	It was a hot summer afternoon and Levi, Ivy and their family had some friends over for an outdoor cookout.
0:21.5	There were hot dogs, hamburgers, potato salad, chips, watermelon, and s'mores for dessert.
0:27.4	Levi, Ivy, and their friend Eleanor were having an amazing time as they played games in the
0:31.8	warm afternoon sun. As the day started to wind down, the kids made s'mores by the fire,
0:36.9	sang songs and told funny stories with their parents. It was the perfect started to wind down, the kids made s'mores by the fire, sang songs and told funny stories with their parents.
0:40.0	It was the perfect end to a perfect cookout.
0:43.4	By the time everyone packed up to head home, Levi, Ivy, and their parents were all really tired.
0:48.7	They each grabbed the leftover food that was still outside and walked it into the kitchen.
0:53.0	The chips in any juice boxes can go back in the fridge, said Levi and Ivey's mom, but that
0:58.5	leftover green marshmallow jello that Eleanor's parents made should get thrown out.
1:02.9	I think it's been out a little too long and may have gone bad.
1:06.7	Foods like that need to go in the fridge, especially on a hot day like today.
1:14.6	Ivy wasn't paying much attention and just heard her mom say, Jello and fridge. So she grabbed the container that the jello was in and put it in the fridge,
1:19.6	but before she did, she noticed something peculiarly or something a little odd.
1:26.6	Hey Levi, does this Jello look okay to you? asked Ivy
1:31.1	taking the lid off the jello container. As Levi looked at the jiggly dessert, he knew immediately why
1:36.4	Ivy had asked him that question. The green jello didn't look normal. Now, it did look like a wiggly
1:43.4	jello, but it also looked to be glowing,
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