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Hank confesses that he was the masked fishy, admitting he has stage fright and didn't want to let Goldie down. Goldie forgives him, and another fishy steps up to take Hank's place in the play.
The characters engage in a song about taking chances, learning from mistakes, and improving themselves. The song emphasizes the importance of not making advanced judgments and considering all evidence before drawing conclusions.
Baby Shark reflects on his love for solving mysteries and his commitment to continue doing so. The scene ends with a lighthearted moment of his parents noticing him talking to himself.
Goldie is in distress because the star of her play is missing, and the audience is arriving. Everyone speculates about who the masked fishy could be, with initial suspicions falling on Shadow due to past incidents.
Baby Shark realizes the true identity of the masked fishy is Hank. Goldie dismisses this at first, but Baby Shark explains his deductions: Hank was seen eating orange snacks matching a stain on the mask, as the star he had access to all parts of the stage, and his voice changes when he has a cold, explaining the deep voice of the masked fishy.