Do-doo

CUSTOMER: Excuse me. I couldn't help noticing that strange and interesting plant. What is it?
 AUDREY: It's an Audrey Two.
 CUSTOMER: I've never seen anything like it before.
 SEYMOUR: No one has.
 CUSTOMER: Where did you get it?
 SEYMOUR: Well... You remember that total eclipse of the sun a couple of weeks ago?
 GIRLS: DA-DOO
 SEYMOUR: I was walking in the wholesale flower district that day.
 GIRLS: SHOOP-DA-DOO
 SEYMOUR: And I passed by this place where this old chinese man
 GIRLS: CHANG-DA-DOO
 SEYMOUR: He sometimes sells me weird and exotic cuttings-
 GIRLS: SNIP-DA-DOO
 SEYMOUR: -'Cause he knows, you see- strange plants are my hobby!
 GIRLS: DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DOO
 SEYMOUR: He didn't have anything unusual there that day.
 GIRLS: NOPE-DA-DOO
 SEYMOUR: And I was about to, you know, walk on by.
 GIRLS: GOOD FOR YOU
 SEYMOUR: When suddenly and without warning, there was this
 SEYMOUR AND GIRLS: TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN!
 SEYMOUR: It got very dark. And then I heard a strange humming sound, like something from another world.
 GIRLS: DA-DOO
 SEYMOUR: And when the light came back, this weird plant was just sitting there.
 GIRLS: OOPS-EE-DOO
 SEYMOUR: Just stuck in, you know, among the zinnias?
 GIRLS: AUD-REE-TWO
 SEYMOUR: I coulda sworn it hadn't been there before. But the old Chinese guy sold it to me anyway.
 GIRLS: SHA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-OOO
 (SEYMOUR: For a dollar ninety-five.)