Once upon a time there was a magical kingdom ruled by the evil David Suzukie. He was a very boring person, and he thought that t.v. should be used for informational and educational purposes only. Now that totaly P.O.'d all of the villagers, but since he was the king, he made the rules and one of them was, "No entertainment on the t.v. screen". So then why would the villagers even bother to buy a television? Because it was a law that each household must own a television set, and watch it for at least 8 hours straight each day. The only channels that were permitted were The History Channel, and The Discovery Channel. Very boring. With all these laws in place and all the villagers miserable, David Suzukie was on top of the world! He was so high that he couldn't spot a group of radicals planning to take down David Suzukie and his nature of things! The leader of the group (who were called The Radical Dreamers) was the very handsome, smart, athletic, funloving, and just a good ol' guy to be with, Scott. The other members were Robyn, a girl with the power of blue magic in which she can turn things to any shade of blue. A rather useless power unless you really like the color blue. Janet, the fighter of the group who uses kung-fu ballerina moves to defeat her enemies; Liam, who was literaly a human dictionary and he used big word to confuse his oppenents; and the final member of The Radical Dreamers was a magical apple tree, who they liked to call Lauren O'Halloran. It could walk, talk, and throw apple, and was an instrumental part of rescuing Sarah Jenkins from the evil clenches of Ontario. But that's another story. So with all the group members living some-what normal lives, nobody would ever suspect them of planning to rebel against the King and his Kingdom. The only problem was how? How would they defeat David Suzukie and his non-televisional ways? Going up to the castle and attacking it was out of the question, for his evil army was far too strong for five mere huma-.....well, two humans, a witch, a dictionary, and an apple tree.