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A barnyard full of very realistically depicted animals is embroiled in a dispute; the sheep and the goat both stake claim to saying "baa". Clearly, this is a critically important distinction, and they can't possibly say the same thing. But what to do? The dog opines that the two should share the "baa" or neither of them can say it. The two think about saying other things, but the pig is unwilling to give up "oink", and the duck wants to keep "quack". The sheep finally decides to find something that no one has ever said, which ends up being "zip zap Wickety Wack bing bang walla balla flip flap yackety yack wing ding dilly". Of course, right after his pronouncement, a flying saucer shows up with an alien who claims that the sheep's new phrase is what HE says. While he encourages the two animals to "wiffle" (share), he is unwilling to do so himself, and is quite upset when the animals express surprise that he has a planet all to himself. The alien storms off at the very idea that he wiffle anything, which the animals think is sad. The sheep and the goat decide that they can wiffle "baa" after all.