02x20 - Mission: Save Bigfoot/Mrs. Beady Takes a Holiday

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Back at the Barnyard". Aired: September 29, 2007 – November 12, 2011.*
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Following the events of the film, the series' plot generally revolves around Otis and his friends going on various misadventures and trying to keep their anthropomorphism a secret from humans.
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02x20 - Mission: Save Bigfoot/Mrs. Beady Takes a Holiday

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- I'm just heading to the fields, duke.

I'll be back.

[Sheep bleating]

- Clear!

[Upbeat hoedown music]

- All right!



- Rat-a-bamba!

- ♪ From the haystacks up to the hilltops ♪

♪ We go on dancing

- Whoo-hoo! Whoa!

Ow, ow! Okay, ow.

Ow!

- ♪ Do si do your partner now ♪



♪ Party till the morning light ♪



♪ Do si do and don't you know ♪

♪ It's just the way we animals roll ♪

[Motor roaring]

- Ha ha!

- And now back to supermodel b*mb squad.

- Hurry, dakota.

Deactivate that b*mb before the runway explodes.

- I'm on it, madison.

All I have to do is cut the red wire.

- Man, I love supermodel b*mb squad.

- I just hope dakota doesn't chip a nail.

- We interrupt this program for this breaking news.

[All complaining]

- This just in:

Furry behemoth the beloved icon bigfoot

Was crushed in an avalanche today

On the top of mount avalanche.

[All gasp]

Sources say he was there on location

For his new music video.

- ♪ Love to love your lovely love... ♪

[Rumbling]

[Screams]

- Please join me in observing a moment of silence.

Hey, caught in an avalanche on mount avalanche!

Ain't that a stitch?

- I can't believe he's gone.

- It's like there's a big, empty, hairy space in my heart.

- Poor guy, buried under tons of cold, hard ice.

- [Sadly] I know.

Hey, who's up for snow cones?

What? Too soon?

- Here's to you, bigfoot.

Looks like heaven's got a big, hairy angel now.

[Sniffling]

I can almost hear his firm but gentle behemoth cry

On the wind.

- [Bigfoot howling]

- Wait, I canhear it!

His magnificent man-beast physique

Must have survived the avalanche.

Bigfoot's alive! Alive!

- Aw, remember this?

All: aw!

- Boy, those flashbulbs really drove him nuts.

- They found that guy three towns over.

- Firm but gentle! Mountaintop!

Man-beast physique! Bigfoot lives!

- What are you talking about?

- Bigfoot's alive.

I heard him calling for help from the mountaintop.

- But the news said--

- I don't care what it said!

He survived the avalanche.

He's trapped up there, and we have to rescue him,

Especially after all the times he saved my life.

[Triumphant adventure music]



- [Roars]

- Yeah, none of those things ever happened.

- They easily could have.

Look, I'll go alone if I have to.

- No, it's too dangerous.

Take peck with you.

- Yeah, i--what?

- Oh, don't be ridiculous.

We'll all go.

- We'll all go. - Me too.

- Thanks, guys.

I knew you wouldn't let me down.

- Yeah, well, there's nothing good on tv this weekend anyway.

- Just a bunch of cartoon reruns.

- Behold!

Mount avalanche.

- Whoa. - Mountainy.

- Amazing. - Wow!

- Okay, guys, this is going to be

Our most perilous adventure yet.

Peck probably won't survive.

- Yeah--what?

- But that's the risk we have to take to save our friend.

Hang on tight, bigfoot!

We're coming!

- Yeah. - Let's do it.

- Bring it on.

- By the way, does anyone know how to climb a mountain?

- No. - Nope.

- Not a clue. - Are there ropes involved?

- [Laughter]

I'll help you climb that mountain.

Hey, look! An old, smelly goat sherpa.

What's your name, old pants?

- Ah, many names I have had throughout the ages.

But you may call me...

Richard p. Hofstetter!

- And you'll take us up the mountain?

- I will, but first you must answer three questions.

- Riddle away, horned one.

- Very well.

One: did you pack a lunch?

- Yes, right here in this cooler.

- Two: what kind of lunch is it?

- Just some sandwiches.

- Three: do you need your parking validated?

- No. - Then follow me.

But I must warn you;

The mountain is high, and the rock we tread is hard.

The rooster may not make it.

- Wait, what?

- Lead on, my pungent ally.

- Very well.

Mountain shaboobidy ding-dang!

- Why did he say that?

- No idea.

[All grunting]

- So close.

- Excellent.

The first three feet are the hardest.

Mountain shaboobidy ding-dang!

All: mountain shaboobidy--

- Only I say that.

- Sorry. - Sorry about that.

- ♪ You're the best around

♪ Nothing's gonna ever keep you down ♪

♪ You're the best around

♪ Nothing's gonna ever keep you down ♪

♪ You're the best around

♪ Nothing's gonna ever keep you down ♪

- Now comes we to the most treacherous part:

The ice bridge.

Give me the cooler, chunky one,

Least your great weight shatter it.

- Oh, thanks, richard hofstetter.

- Yeah, I'm good like that.

- Okay, guys, let's move out.

Uh, okay, all right.

Big cow comin' through.

Oh, oh, steady.

- Ice, ice, ice. Ha ha ha ha!

- Slow and steady. Slow.

Yes!

- Hey, mr. Hofsquidily!

We did it! Now what?

- Now I strand you on the mountain

And keep your delicious sandwiches for myself.

All: no!

- Why, sherpa? Why?

- [Laughs mischievously]

- Bye, richard! - Really?

- We're doomed.

- Otis, what do we do?

- We just need to find bigfoot.

He'll know the way down.

- If we find him.

- If he's alive.

- Guys, we can't give up on bigfoot.

Did he give up on us

When we were being sucked into that black hole in space?

[All screaming]

- Again, didn't happen.

- Nevertheless... We're coming, bigfoot!

[All chattering]

- S-s-s-so cool.

- S-s-s-so tired.

- Must eat...

Peck.

- What? - Nothing.

- Oh, pip! Oh, no!

Poor little guy, he's half frozen.

- We gotta warm him up.

- Quick, stuff him in pig's armpit!

- Wha--what?

No, not pig's armpit.

I'm fine now. Look.

♪ La la la la la

- No, no, he's babbling. He's babbling.

Get him in there.

- No, no, I'm okay.

I'll walk it off.

- No, pip, it's the only way.

- No, it isn't.

Just leave me here. I've had a full life.

- [Laughs] that tickles.

- Hey, this isn't bad.

Tell anyone about this, and you're all dead.

[All panting]

- We're almost there, guys.

Based on no real information,

I'd say the location where bigfoot was filming his video

Should be just up ahead.

[All gasp]

- A chasm?

How are we going to get across?

- We're stuck! - It's hopeless.

- No, it's not.

We just need to get a rope to the other side

So we can walk across it.

- Well, how are we going to do that?

- Simple; peck will fly it across.

- Yeah, I'll fly--what?

- Shh! Don't talk, clucky.

Save your strength for flight.

- But, otis, I'm a chicken.

- It's okay, peck. We're all scared.

- No, no, I mean I'm an actual chicken.

Chickens can't fly.

- [Laughs] oh, can't they?

- No.

- ♪ We believe you can soar--

- Yeah, well, singing won't help.

- Everybody!

All: ♪ just believe that your wings explore ♪

- Guys, it's basic biology.

All: ♪ ...lift you high

♪ Take a leap, and taste the sky ♪

- Fly, peck, fly!

- No-- [screaming]

- Now, follow me.

- Easy!

- Steady. Don't jiggle the rope.

- Don't look down. Don't look dow--

Oh, I shouldn't have looked down!

- Guys, we can do this.

We're doing great.

Almost.

Milk me.

[All screaming]

- Hey, guys, how's the climbing going?

Mami!

- Otis, this looks like the end.

- No, it's a minor setback.

- Mayday!

- Now it's the end.

All: whoa!

Huh?

- [Roars]

All: bigfoot!

- Bigfoot! - Oh, we found you.

- You're the best. - I love you, bigfoot.

- I knew you were alive.

We're here to rescue you.

- [Speaking unintelligibly]

- Bigfoot says thank you, otis,

But he was never actually in danger.

- But the breaking news, the avalanche.

- Bigfoot says he faked his death

To escape the paparazzi.

The flashbulbs were driving him crazy,

Draining him spiritually,

And never letting him find a moment's peace.

- [Muttering angrily]

- Then that means otis brought us up here...

For nothing!

- Nice going. - Way to go, otis.

- Good one, otis.

- Guys, guys, I'm sure we'll all have a big ol' laugh about this

Once bigfoot gets us back down.

- Bigfoot says there is no way down.

- What?

- We're surrounded by chasms,

And bigfoot can't fly in this thin air.

[All groan]

But he says we can stay with him up here.

- Well, it'll be a harsh and difficult life.

Every moment will be a gauntlet

Of unforgiving cold and constant struggle.

[Cheers and laughter]

- Man, bigfoot, this place is great.

- Yeah, you got a sweet setup.

- You know, pip, you could leave my armpit any time now.

- I know.

- Hey, look, the northern lights.

- What's wrong, bigfoot?

- [Screams]

- The northern lights must be reminding him

Of photographers' flashbulbs.

- Bigfoot, calm down.

Stop yelling before you cause an--

[Rumbling]

All: avalanche!

Whoa!

- Those foolish climbers sure pack a tasty lunch.

[Rumbling] hmm?

[All moaning]

- My ninth vertebra!

- Wait. Hey, hey, we're alive.

And we made it back down the mountain!

- Yay! - Yah, bigfoot!

- Yay!

- [Bigfoot yells]

[Laughs]

- Bigfoot says he'd like to express his joy in song.

[Ballad plays] - ♪ fall down mountain

♪ Mountain go boom

♪ Animals in hot tub no die

- Everybody!

All: ♪ fall down mountain

♪ Mountain go boom

♪ Animals in hot tub no die

[Sneaky music]



- Easy, nora.

This is it.

Today I finally expose those filthy animals on videotape,

Get them shipped off to a medical lab,

And be rid of them for good!

- Mrs. Beady's coming.

- : Right on the dot, bless her heart.

She's like a bitter, hate-filled swiss watch.

- Oh, that's weird.

They're usually outside this time of day.

[Screams]

- [In booming voice] nora beady.

I am the grim reaper, and I have come for you.

- No, it can't be.

I eat fortified cereal

And pep step around the mall on weekends.

It's not fair!

- Is she buying it?

- Get back under my butt.

- I still haven't been to paris

Or worn my hair in corn rows.

Give me more time!

- Very well.

Your shrill lip-flapping has turned my heart.

I shall spare you

If you can defeat me at my favorite game.

- Is it word jumble?

I'm very good at that.

- Ha ha ha ha ha!

[Seriously] no.

Two points! Nothing but net! Swish!

♪ Fear the reaper. Fear the reaper. ♪

- Take it to the hole, nora!

Yeagh!

Ugh!

- That's game.

Your tiny spirit is mine.

- [Screams]

[Tires screeching]

[All cheering]

- Otis, that was the best prank ever.

- Yeah, that was the prettiest prank you ever perpetrated.

- Dude, stop saying "p" words.

- Psorry.

- Yeah, I'm pretty amazing.

But I got to give credit to old bile buns.

She really brings out the best in me.

- Hey, I played the legs.

It was my greatest role ever.

Well, maybe not my greatest role.

- Señor puerco, nos ha salvado de los malos banditos.

Como podemos agradecerte?

- Silencio!

Soy un hombre humilde.

Pero algun dia, cuando menos lo espero,

Seria bueno si me hacen...

Una fiesta de cumpleaños!

[Audience cheering]

I had no idea what I was saying.

- Hey, guys, it's :.

Anyone seen mrs. Beady?

- Nope, haven't seen her.

- Darn, I'm really itching

To try out my new fake head on her.

- Guys, come quick!

I think the beadys are moving.

Schwaa?

- So how long you folks going to be gone?

- 'Bout a month.

I'm taking her up to the lake 'cause her brain's broke.

- I've seen death!

He's " tall and has a k*ller jump sh*t.

- Jes' get in the car.

- Drive, nathan!

Death might be right behind us.

- Oh, I wish.

- Hey, I think you broke her brain.

- She'll be gone for an entire month.

- And with the farmer away at bagpipe camp...



We can do whatever we want.

- I know, and it's all because of the terrible trauma

I inflicted on her.

- Sweet! - Yes!

- My favorite part is when she's not here anymore.

- ♪ Well, we're getting kind of hot ♪

♪ 'Cause we're sh**ting off sparks at the barnyard ♪

♪ Put the needle at

♪ And we're gonna keep it there all day ♪

♪ There's mud in the puddle and hay in the stack ♪

♪ Hit the ground runnin', and we don't look back ♪

♪ Getting kind of messy, but we really like it that way ♪

- [Screaming]

- Whew, what a week.

- I know. The fun never stops.

- Guys, I just realized I haven't seen otis all day.

- Okay, seven days without beady.

This is fun. No, this is good.

I don't even miss her.

I don't miss her at all.

- Hey, otis.

- Oh, hey, is mrs. Beady back? Is she back? Is she back?

- Nope, still gone.

Isn't it great?

- Yeah, it's the best.

- Yup, three more weeks of doing whatever we want.

- Yup, we're doing whatever we want, all right.

We played games of wacky golf,

Games of find-the-pickle,

Conducted a mass termite wedding,

And we all learned italian.

- Ciao! Scuzi tuti doozi botzi, ai?

- [Sighs]

[With italian accent] hey, what's the matter him?

- Ah, guys, who am I kidding?

I'm aching for some beady action.

Waiting to prank that orange-haired banshee

At : every day was what got me up in the morning.

- Guys, come quick!

Someone else just moved into mrs. Beady's house.

- Really? That's terrible.

They could pose a danger to the barnyard--

Sweet spine-tingling danger.

Let's check it out!

[Upbeat music]

- We have met the enemy, and he's that guy.

What do you think, pip?

- I'd go with the four-star general scam.

- Ooh, excellent choice.

- Otis, you can't prank that poor man for no reason.

- Oh, abby, of course I can.

- Yeah, of course he can.

- Now, I'll get him to run screaming from the house.

When he goes past, you pelt him with paint balloons.

This is gonna be great!

[Doorbell rings]

A horde of crazed zombies is headed this way!

I urge you to run screaming from your house

Down the pathway and then a little to the left!

- Ah, krkisk, krkisk! Dupa!

- Huh? No, you don't understand.

The zombies will eat your brain.

Zombies.

- Ooh, zoombies. Dupa!

- He's very frightened.

This is going to be a very successful prank.

What?

No, no, listen. Zombies.

Look, look. Grr!

- Ah!

[Growls]

Dupa!

- I think he's getting it now.

I can see the terror in his eyes.

No. God, no, please!

Oh, I don't know where you've been--

Oh, that is oniony.

- Dupa!

- Uh, dude, he didn't look scared.

- Yeah. In fact, I think you might be married.

- So he's oniony and foreign;

Doesn't mean my new husband is prank-proof.

[Knocking at door]

Special delivery. Here you go.

Open it now. I will watch.

Ha ha!

A bunch of rotting fish.

Man, someone really pranked you good.

You must be highly upset.

- Oh, gradinsk!

- Yes, I'll bet that's what really upset people say

In your country.

What? No, don't.

Why?

In your pants? Really?

Ugh, that's why you smell.

[Doorbell rings]

Hi, I'm your neighbor, and this is my second head.

Weird, huh?

- Ah, gradinsk.

- Dupa!

- Ah! Real second head!

[Screaming]

- Dupa!

Du-pa!

Dupa, dupa, dupa! Dupa!

Dup--

- This is horrible.

I can't live if I can't prank.

- Well, you'll just have to wait until mrs. Beady gets back.

- I can't wait an entire month!

I'm having beady withdrawal.

My nerves are fried.

Look at this hand!

- It's totally steady.

- Yeah, but it's usually like this.

- I can't stand to see you like this.

So I'm going to look over here.

- What are we going to do, otis?

- We're going to go up to that lake

And bring back beady.

- Let's do it. - Go get her!

- So what happened? I was looking over here.

- There you are, you beautiful, evil enchantress.

- Gee, she looks so relaxed and calm.

- I know; we don't have much time.

Two more weeks, and she'll be completely sane.

- [Humming]

[Knocking at door]

Oh, I wonder who that could be.

- Hello, this hat proves I am a forest ranger.

I've come to warn you that this lake is sitting on--

Wait for it--

An active volcano!

- An active volcano?

- Shh, we don't want to cause a...

Panic!

Well, I guess you want to go home now.

Here; let me help you pack.

I'll put this in here.

And these are very large underwear,

Which I will stuff into this bag, and there we are.

Well, homity home home. Safe trip back.

- But, mr. Ranger, this place has been so good for my nerves.

I'm calm now,

And my self-portraits have really improved.

- [Screams]

Nevertheless, lava! Fear!

- Thank you, but I'll take my chances.

[Humming happily]

- Well...

Sanity's rotted her brain.

Go to plan "b."

[Knocking at door] ooh, door noise!

I'll get it.

- Hello, new neighbor.

It's a good day today.

- A real good day.

- Why, look.

It is the scary family who lives nearby

And whose kids have freakish mind powers.

- How do you do?

Both: we don't like you.

You're bad.

- Kids, do not use your freakish mind powers

To make this lady explode.

Both: okay.

We'll explode dad instead.

- No! Kids, please.

It's good that you want to explode me, real good.

But look at it from my point of view.

- No!

- Wow, I wouldn't want to live near that pile of demon crazy.

I guess you'll want to leave now.

- I think I'm going to faint.

Catch me, mr. Ranger.

- Ew, really?

[Discontentedly] all right.

- Aha!

[All gasp]

- It was a setup!

- That's right.

This entire rest vacation was a rouse

So I could finally get close enough

And rip off your disguise!

- What happened? I was looking over here.

- Well played, nora.

Too bad you neglected to record my talking animalness...

On videotape.

- Or did i?

Doink.

- Oh, no! - It's over.

- Well played again, my old enemy.

I see now that you knew that I knew that you know

That I knew that you knew the whole time.

- Yes! Wait, what?

- It's too bad there's nothing to stop me

From smashing your cameras.

Oh, hey, what the--

- Did I fail to mention

That I waxed the linoleum you're standing on

With a super adhesive?

[All grunting]

Keep struggling, talking animals,

And I'll keep taping.

- Otis, what do we do?

- There's nothing we can do.

She's beaten me, beaten me!

- I expected better from you.

Where'd you get that lame volcano story anyway?

- Actually, there is a volcano near this lake.

I found it on the internet.

[Rumbling]

- Oh! Oh, my!

Oh, no.

I've got to escape.

- Wait, you have to save us!

- Oh. Uh...

Nah.

Volcano! Lava! Fear!

- There she goes.

My cunning plan worked perfectly.

Thanks for shaking the house, beavers.

- No problem.

- Nice acting job, abby.

- Any time, otis.

- And, pip, those fire bombs were fantastic.

How'd you make the lava bombs look so real?

- Easy; it turned out there really is a volcano here.

- Wow, that was convenient.

Well, guys, mrs. Beady's on her way home,

And the great cosmic balance has been restored.

- Yeah. Otis, that volcano could erupt any minute now.

Maybe we should--

- Hang on. Daddy's still talking.

For once again, I have outwitted my enemy

And proved that in the game of wits,

The cow is truly the master.

[Rumbling]

And now we run.

[All screaming]

- Move, move! Get out of my way!

- Dupa!

- Dupa!

- Dupa!



[Kids laughing]
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