A moment later, Scrooge found himself back in his room and the Ghost of Christmas Past was nowhere to be found.

As for Mr. Peabody and Sherman, they were back sitting on their branch outside his room.

"So that's how Mr. Scrooge became the cranky old miser we're familiar with?" Sherman asked Mr. Peabody

"Yes." Mr. Peabody replied sadly. "But after what he saw, Mr. Scrooge is anything but cranky."

As Mr. Peabody spoke, Scrooge, who had changed into his bed robes, sadly walked to bed, candle at hand, when he spotted his suitcase lying under there.

He picked it up and opened it, finding a framed portrait of his younger self with Fezziwig and Belle outside the tavern.

The more Scrooge looked at it, the more sadder he became.

He placed the portrait on his bedside table, blew the candle, and closed the bed curtains.

"They really were the happiest moments of my life." Scrooge said to himself, shedding a tear as he drifted off to sleep, which he didn't get much of, when all of a sudden, a loud voice rang out. "LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!"

Scrooge's eyes popped open as his room was relit outside.

"Oh, what now?" he groaned.

"WE HAVE A VERY SPECIAL GUEST FOR YOU TONIGHT!" the loud voice went on. "HE'S A SQUEEZING, WRENCHING, GRASPING, SCRAPING, CLUTCHING, COVETOUS OLD SINNER WHOSE NAME STRIKES FEAR TO THOSE WHO ARE ALIVE! PUT YOUR GHOSTLY HANDS TOGETHER FOR MR. EBENEZER SCROOOOOOOOOGE!"

Upon hearing his name, Scrooge drew back his curtains and hopped out of his bed towards the bright light, which dimmed, revealing a crowd of ghost applauding in what appears to be...a talk show, to his surprise.

Like Scrooge, Sherman was surprised as well.

"Do they even have talk shows in 1843, Mr. Peabody?" he asked.

"Not unless you're the Ghost of Christmas Present." replied Mr. Peabody.

As Scrooge looked around his stylized room, his chair turned in front of him, revealing...the Ghost of Chistmas Present, who said. "Good to have you on the show, Mr. S, or if you like, we could call you Nezer or...Honest Eb, you know..."

As the Ghost of Christmas Present spoke, his face shapeshifted to look like Abraham Lincoln while he said the famous words. "Four score and seven years ago..."

The ghosts laughed while Scrooge asked. "Who are you supposed to be? The Ghost of Christmas Parties?"

"No, the Ghost of Christmas Present." corrected the second specter, whose face transformed back to normal. "And I'm here to take you through the shadows of this year."

"Oh, that's all I need, another tour of Christmas." said Scrooge. "I'm going back to bed!"

Suddenly, his bed started to move...towards him like it was a car, which hasn't been invented yet.

"Why go to bed..when it'll come to you?" said the Ghost of Christmas Present, who scooped up Scrooge and placed him on top of his bed, which he hopped onto as well.

"And in case of emergency," The Ghost of Christmas Present went on, pointing here and there. "The exits are here, here, here, here,here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, anywhere! Keep your arms and legs inside the bed at all times. And in the event of total emotional collapse, your pillow can also be used as a flotation device."

Upon seeing Scrooge's bad starting to float off the ground, Mr. Peabody said. "Brace yourself, Sherman."

"For what?" asked Sherman.

Without warning, Scrooge's bed came speeding through the window.

Mr. Peabody and Sherman grabbed onto the back pillars as the bed flew towards the city of London as the sun started to rise.

"Welcome to Christmas Day in the morning!" said the Ghost of Christmas Present.

As they flew through town, Scrooge could see the townspeople shopping, laughing and enjoying each other's company as the Ghost of Christmas Present started to sing.

The Ghost of Christmas Present: Bring joy to the world, it's the thing to do
But the world does not revolve around you
Don't be a jerk

Chimney Sweepers: Don't be a jerk

"It's Christmas!" sang the Ghost of Christmas Present as he led Scrooge through the many examples of how not to be a jerk.

Be nice to babies and animals, old folks too
'Cause that's how you'd like them to treat you
Use turn signals, don't screen one's calls
Don't you wreck the house when you deck the halls

While passing through a candy store, Scrooge found himself blowing a gum bubble, which the Ghost of Christmas Present popped while singing.

The Ghost of Christmas Present: Spit your gum where it won't wind up on one's shoe
Squeeze toothpaste from the bottom of the tube
Don't be a jerk

Shoppers: Don't be a jerk
The Ghost of Christmas Prsesnt: It's Christmas

"IT'S CHRISTMAAAAAAAAS!" cried Jerry as he and Ed performed an jazzy tune to the townspeople.

While watching along with them, the Ghost of Christmas Present noticed Scrooge dancing to the rhythm of the music, giving him the same smile as the last ghost did earlier.

"Sorry." said Scrooge, who had stopped dancing. "I couldn't help myself."

Once he got back on his bed, it flew up again as the Ghost of Christmas Present resumed singing.

The Ghost of Christmas Present: When others are talking never interrupt
Don't put people down or leave the toilet seat up
It's the time for family and holly and turkey
'Tis the season to be jolly, not jerky

Townspeople: Jolly, not jerky

The Ghost of Christmas Present: Santa brought nearly every gift on your list
Why whine about the one that he missed?
Don't be a jerk

Townspeople: Don't be a jerk
The Ghost of Christmas Present: It's Christmas

Ed: It's Christmas

Ghost of Christmas Present (and Townspeople): Don't be a jerk (Don't be a jerk)
It's Christmas
Don't be a jerk (Don't be a jerk)
It's Christmas (It's Christmas)