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The Little Einsteins operatives set off in the skyflyer to intercept a truckload of kid torture devices before they can be delivered to adults and then forced upon their children. While June is unconvinced but Quincy tells her his mom ordered one of these for him. The initial plan is for Leo to grab the pianos slowly using the skyflyer's retractable claw, then destroy them inside the aircraft. Unimpressed by this slow procedure, Quincy attempts to open the door of the trailer to speed up the process through gravity pushing the remaining pianos out, which counts as a good plan to help him destroy all of them. This plan backfires after the truck begins ascending a hill, leading to numerous pianos hurting him.

At the hangar, Rocket explains that despite Quincy's “strategy” to get all of the pianos, there is still one item on the truck: a solid gold piano destined for Quincy himself, being the last one aboard. He unveils a mouse as Quincy's replacement named Toopy, who quickly wins over the other operatives, much to Quincy's dismay.

Back on the interstate, Toopy master plan is revealed: he feigns being injured from being hit by a car to distract the truck driver while the other operatives infiltrate the stopped truck, and attempt to destroy the gold piano, but believe that Quincy is right when pianos are heavy. Before they can succeed however, Quincy appears and completely ruins Toopy's cover story, which suddenly fails, as he thinks the driver will fall for his fake stories about getting hurt, distracting him long enough for the rest of the team to climb into the back of the truck, and forbidding him to see them destroy the last piano. Much to his surprise of Quincy telling them the truth, the truck driver realizes that Toopy has made fake stories and giggles nervously, just in time for the truck driver to yell that he trusted him and throw him away into a ditch, leaving him dizzy. As the operatives attempt to devise a plan to bring the piano down, the truck driver angrily sets off, and says that it's the last time he'll open up his heart and soul to some strange apparently Toopy, but ends up leading to the piano falling off the opened trailer and onto the remainder of the team, who wonder how they will get it down, but fail to dodge it and end up being hurt like Quincy is, during his strategy, which manages to get most of the pianos off the truck.

Back at the hangar, Quincy gloats about being able to spend time with the rest of the team, who are hurt, as a full set of replacement rodents set off to destroy a shipment of violins.

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The Little Einsteins operatives set off in the skyflyer to intercept a truckload of kid torture devices before they can be delivered to adults and then forced upon their children. While June is unconvinced but Quincy tells her his mom ordered one of these for him. The initial plan is for Leo to grab the pianos slowly using the skyflyer's retractable claw, then destroy them inside the aircraft. Unimpressed by this slow procedure, Quincy attempts to open the door of the trailer to speed up the process through gravity pushing the remaining pianos out, which counts as a good plan to help him destroy all of them. This plan backfires after the truck begins ascending a hill, leading to numerous pianos hurting him.

At the hangar, Rocket explains that despite Quincy's “strategy” to get all of the pianos, there is still one item on the truck: a solid gold piano destined for Quincy himself, being the last one aboard. He unveils a mouse as Quincy's replacement named Toopy, who quickly wins over the other operatives, much to Quincy's dismay.

Back on the interstate, Toopy master plan is revealed: he feigns being injured from being hit by a car to distract the truck driver while the other operatives infiltrate the stopped truck, and attempt to destroy the gold piano, but believe that Quincy is right when pianos are heavy. Before they can succeed however, Quincy appears and completely ruins Toopy's cover story, which suddenly fails, as he thinks the driver will fall for his fake stories about getting hurt, distracting him long enough for the rest of the team to climb into the back of the truck, and forbidding him to see them destroy the last piano. Much to his surprise of Quincy telling them the truth, the truck driver realizes that Toopy has made fake stories and giggles nervously, just in time for the truck driver to yell that he trusted him and throw him away into a ditch, leaving him dizzy. As the operatives attempt to devise a plan to bring the piano down, the truck driver angrily sets off, and says that it's the last time he'll open up his heart and soul to some strange apparently Toopy, but ends up leading to the piano falling off the opened trailer and onto the remainder of the team, who wonder how they will get it down, but fail to dodge it and end up being hurt like Quincy is, during his strategy, which manages to get most of the pianos off the truck.

Back at the hangar, Quincy gloats about being able to spend time with the rest of the team, who are hurt, as a full set of replacement rodents set off to destroy a shipment of violins.