And welcome to NAK: News About Kids. Everybody loves your morning announcements. Ashley: Guys, Toby is mom's a casting agent. Terri: So, is she coming to Parents' Day? Emma: And the announcements? Emma: NAK is totally bias. But, if you feel strongly about it, write an opinion piece. Be careful. Ashley: For who, the parents? (Paige leaves, then Ashley and Terri follow.) Thanks for bringing it to our attention. Sean: That's all my brother's trying to do. Annemarie: I thought moving in with you and June Clever was supposed to be good for Toby's grades, wasn't that the point?
Plan: A: Parents' Day; Q: What holiday is fast approaching? A: Toby; Q: Who tries to convince his parents to cancel Parents' Day? A: his divorced parents; Q: Who does Toby try to convince to cancel Parents' Day? A: an ugly, public spat; Q: What does Toby want to avoid between his parents? A: the attention; Q: What do Ashley and Paige vie for from Toby's mom? A: a casting agent; Q: What is Toby's mom's job? A: Emma; Q: Who writes an opinionated paper about NAK? A: the NAK; Q: What program does Emma dislike? A: morning; Q: What time of day does NAK broadcast? A: an argument; Q: What does Emma get into with Sean and his brother about NAK? Summary: With Parents' Day fast approaching, Toby tries to convince his divorced parents that the event is canceled in order to avoid an ugly, public spat between them. Meanwhile, Ashley and Paige vie for the attention of Toby's mom, who happens to be a casting agent. Emma is annoyed by the NAK (News About Kids) morning-announcements program, believing it to be biased. She then writes an opinionated paper about NAK, and gets into an argument with Sean and his brother about it.