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Billy Mills opens up by playing, I Know That You Know.
Rehearsing a speech to honor George Washington, the president known for truth, Fibber plays fast and loose with the facts. Molly learns about the class of 4th graders he is to talk to, and challenges Fibber to tell the truth for one hour. The Old Timer is the first to challenge Fibber’s honesty. Despite the humility of truth, Fibber’s colorful language pulls him through.
Harlowe pitches the sponsor product. in a moment of hard selling
Time drags for Fibber as the challenges keep coming. Abigail Upington arrives, and all he can do is remain silent as she gets in her jabs. At least he’s more than willing to tell the truth about her new hat. Nick Dipopolus needs input on why customers are staying away from his sandwich stand. Finding his niche, Fibber is eager to lay the truth out for him. Now Molly is the one regretting she made the bet. Harlowe enters to use the grammar school speech to twist into his own theme for a commercial. When Mrs. Gildersleeve phones, Fibber keeps the truth coming, especially when it rocks the boat for his pal.
The Kingsman sing a top hit of the year, Confucius Say.
Coming down to the last few minutes, teeny visits. Will Fibber be able to tell her a story, without fibbing? Gildersleeve visits, but can Fibber talk his way out of his troubles, and the business end of Gilbey’s gun?