03x21 - The Running of the Bullfrogs!

[bunniefuu]

[Water gurgling]

Bubble guppies!

Hi. It's me, Molly,

and it's time for--

Ribbit-ribbit.

It's time for--

Ribbit. Ribbit-ribbit.

[Giggling] What's Gil pretending to be?

Right! A frog.

Ribbit. Ribbit-ribbit-ribbit.

Ribbit.

It's time for Bubble Guppies.

Ribbit.

♪ Bub-Bub-Bubble, Gup-Gup-Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble, Bubble, Bubble, Guppy, Guppy, Guppy ♪

♪ Bubble, Bubble

♪ Guppy, Guppy

♪ Bubble Guppies

♪ I'm Molly

♪ I'm Gil

♪ I'm Goby

♪ I'm Deema

♪ I'm Oona

♪ I'm Nonny

[Barking]

♪ Bubble Puppy

♪ Bub-Bub-Bubble, Gup-Gup-Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble, Bubble, Bubble, Guppy, Guppy, Guppy ♪

♪ Bubble, Bubble

♪ Guppy, Guppy

♪ Bubble Guppies

♪ Bubble Guppies

♪

Hi.

Hi there.

[Croaking]

Look, a frog.

[Barking]

GIL: Where did he go?

Gil, check it out.

Those are baby frogs.

Frogs? But they have tails.

Yeah.

When frogs are babies, they have tails.

They're called tadpoles.

Whoa.

And when they get bigger,

they lose their tails and they grow legs.

Cool. Let's show everybody.

Yeah!

Come here, little tadpole.

I think I'll call him Fernando.

Come on, Fernando.

We want to show you to our friends.

Let's go.

Come on.

Hello.

Hello.

Hi there.

Good morning, Mr. Grouper.

Well, good morning, everyone.

Ribbit-ribbit.

[Giggling]

What's that, Goby?

It's a tadpole.

Hey, look at that.

He's just a baby.

A baby what?

A baby frog.

It doesn't look like a frog.

When frogs are babies, they have tails

so they can swim in the water.

And later, they grow legs so they can hop on land.

Frogs are amphibians.

That means they live in water and on land.

Fernando is my favorite amphibian.

I call him Fernando.

Let's think about frogs.

When frogs are babies, they're called...

Tadpoles.

Tadpoles. Yep.

And as they grow up, tadpoles lose their tails and grow...

Legs.

That's right. They grow legs.

And when they're all grown up into frogs,

they'll use their legs to...

Hop.

That's right.

Frogs are cool.

[Croaking]

♪ There once was a tadpole living in a swimming hole ♪

♪ Small as he could be

♪ Started out as an egg ♪

♪ And soon grew legs

♪ He was the critter he was meant to be ♪

♪ Couldn't wait for the day he'd grow up and make his way ♪

♪ To a pond or a tree

♪ To be a full-grown frog you see, yippee ♪

♪ Hey, little froggy little, little froggy ♪

♪ Patience, that's the key

♪ Hey, little froglet you'll be a frog yet ♪

♪ Just you wait and see

♪ You'll get big and plump hang out on a stump ♪

♪ Maybe jump through some clumps of lawn ♪

♪ You'll spend your day croaking your heart away ♪

♪ Singing your froggiest froggy song ♪

♪ Little froggy

[Croaking in rhythm]

♪ Little froggy

[Croaking]

♪ Oh, hey amphibian tell me what that means again ♪

♪ You live on water and land

♪ Hopping and leaping croaking and peeping ♪

♪ In your musical froggy band

♪ And I always like it when

♪ You breathe through your skin ♪

♪ Hey, little froggy little, little froggy ♪

♪ Patience, that's the key

♪ Hey, little froglet you'll be a frog yet ♪

♪ Just you wait and see

♪ You'll get big and plump hang out on a stump ♪

♪ Maybe jump through some clumps of lawn ♪

♪ You'll spend your day croaking your heart away ♪

♪ Singing your froggiest froggy song ♪

♪ Little froggy

[Croaking in rhythm]

[Cheering and applause]

If you're hoppy and you know it, come with me.

Hello, I'd like to see some froggies, please.

Well, you've certainly come to the right place.

Welcome to Frog City. Right, guys?

[Croaking]

Froggies! Can I see them?

Certainly. Hop this way.

Frogs live in lots of different places.

As you can see, this t*nk has the kinds of trees

that you'd find in a rainforest.

And the kind of frog that lives in trees like these

is called a tree frog. Let's take a look.

Hmm. I don't see any tree frogs.

Some frogs are just hard to find

because they have the same colors

as the places they live.

It's called "camouflage."

Well, that tree frog's camouflage

must work really well.

[Croaking]

There isa frog in there! We need your help to find him.

Do you see a green tree frog in there?

[Croaking]

There he is. He's right there.

Yeah. He's right on top of that leaf.

[Shutter clicking]

[Croaking]

Hark! Another frog.

As you can see, this t*nk looks like the desert.

One kind of frog that lives in the desert is called a toad.

It's bumpy and it has spots all over.

I need your help.

Can you find the toad hiding in here?

[Croaking]

Right there. In the sand.

There he is.

His bumpy skin blends in with the sand.

That toad was hard to find because he was camouflaged.

"Toad-ally."

[Giggling]

[Shutter clicking]

Thank you for showing me a tree frog and a toad.

You're welcome.

Excuse me, what time is it?

It's time for lunch.

♪ What time is it it's time for lunch ♪

♪ What time is it

♪ It's time for lunch

♪ What time is it it's time for lunch ♪

♪ It's lunchtime hey, what's for lunch ♪

Hey, Molly, what did you get for lunch today?

I got a chicken sandwich and some popcorn.

What did you get, Oona?

I got a veggie sandwich and popcorn, too.

What did you get, Nonny?

I got a cheese sandwich.

And hop-corn?

Hey, come back here, hop-corn.

Hop-corn? That's ridiculous.

You can find frogs all over the world.

Some live in the trees, some live in deserts,

and some live in ponds.

GIL: Here, froggy-froggy.

Here, froggy-froggy.

Gilly?

Shh.

I'm waiting for a frog to come by.

Frogs love ponds.

I just have to be really patient

and really, really quiet.

Molly, look. It's a frog.

[Barking]

Hey, you guys, come on.

We're playing frogs.

Hop with us.

[Imitating frog croaking]

[Barking]

I'm a toad.

[Everyone laughing]

Eep-eep. I'm a tree frog.

Eep-eep, eep-eep.

Eep-eep. Hi, Fernando.

[Gasping]

Hey, you guys, come look.

Whoa! Fernando's got legs.

Wow! He's got legs.

He's turning into a frog.

MR. GROUPER: That's right, Molly.

Tadpoles go through a lot of changes to grow up into frogs.

Like what?

Well, first, the mommy frog lays eggs.

Then the eggs hatch, and out of each one comes a little tadpole.

Tadpoles live in the water for a while and then they grow legs.

Hey, that's what Fernando looks like right now.

That's right, Goby.

Then after they grow all four legs,

they lose their tails and become frogs.

They really change a lot.

When Fernando's a frog, we'll take him back to his pond

so he can be with all the other frogs.

MR. GROUPER: Okay, little froggies,

line up. It's time to go outside.

Come on.

♪ Outside, outside outside, everybody, outside ♪

♪ Line up, everybody line up, line up ♪

♪ Line up my gup-gup-gup-gup-guppies ♪

♪ Everybody get out get-get-get up, get out ♪

♪ Get everybody, go outside

♪ Everybody, here we go here we go ♪

♪ Everybody line up, here we go outside ♪

♪ Everybody let's go g-go-go g-get out ♪

♪ Out-out-out-out-out outside

Bubble Guppies.

I'm Dr. Frogenstein.

And I'm her assistant, Eggor.

Once upon a time...

[Thunder crashing]

It was a gloomy day in Bubblevania.

And so, Dr. Frogenstein and her assistant

decided to have a picnic.

Mmm, that was delicious, Eggor. What's for dessert?

Your favorite, Dr. Frogenstein.

It's a pie!

GIL: But just as they were about to take a bite...

[Babbling]

What's that?

Giant fly, master.

[Babbling]

Yikes! Let's get out of here.

Yes, master.

So, Dr. Frogenstein and Eggor went somewhere else

to eat their pie, but before they could...

[Babbling]

[Screaming]

Eggor, get the fly swatter!

Yes, master.

Well, that was ineffective.

[Babbling]

Yikes, master.

We have to get rid of that nasty giant fly, but how?

Perhaps a giant frog, Dr. Frogenstein.

A giant frog?

Frogs like to eat flies.

A giant frog!

[Thunder crashing]

GIL: So, they went back to Dr. Frogenstein's laboratory

to create a giant frog.

What's that, Eggor?

Giant frog egg, master.

Of course.

We will create our giant frog from this giant frog egg.

Eggor, start the electric frog-nosticator.

Yes, Dr. Frogenstein.

To create our giant frog,

first we start with an egg and end with a frog.

[Machine beeping]

Eggor, what's wrong?

Some of these stages are out of order.

Oh, no!

Our giant frog will grow in four stages.

We need your help to put them in order.

We want to grow a giant frog.

First we start with a frog egg.

The next stage is a tadpole.

Which one of these is a tadpole,

this one or this one?

That one! The tadpole.

That's right.

So, that means this one goes here.

[Computer keys clacking]

[Doorbell ringing]

Someone's at the door. Yes?

[Babbling]

Uh-oh. That's the giant fly.

Hurry, Eggor! Throw the switch.

[Electricity zapping]

[Thunder crashing]

[Croaking]

It's a frog!

[Doorbell ringing]

Come in.

[Babbling]

[Moaning]

[Crying]

What did you do that for?

You were trying to get us.

No, I wasn't.

I just wanted some pie.

[Crying]

Is that all? You should have just asked.

Oh.

May I have some pie, please?

Of course you can.

Ooh!

GIL: And so, Dr. Frogenstein and Eggor

shared their pie with the fly.

[Croaking]

DEEMA: Ooh, I think the giant frog is hungry, too.

Yeah. Um, I should go.

[Giggling]

And they all lived "hoppily" ever after.

[Cheering]

Come on, everybody! It's time to dance.

Come on, all you froggies. Get up and dance with us.

Come on, get up. We're going to hop like frogs.

♪ We're hopping, bouncing all around ♪

♪ Let's hit the pond, yeah

♪ Bounce up, bounce down ♪

♪ Frog legs are made to hop

♪ But come on now, don't you stop ♪

♪ Going to do a little dance just like a frog ♪

♪ So get off that lily pad off that log ♪

Are you ready to hop around like a frog with me?

Here we go.

♪ Hop, hop like a frog

♪ Hop like a froggy, like a little froggy go ♪

♪ Hop, hop just like a frog ♪

♪ Hop little froggy, hop to and fro ♪

♪ Hop, hop like a frog

♪ Hop like a froggy ,like a little froggy go ♪

♪ Hop, hop just like a frog ♪

♪ Hop little froggy ,hop high and low ♪

♪ Through the swamps and the marshes ♪

♪ Frogs make their way

♪ Hopping place to place

♪ Place to place, place to place ♪

♪ There's simply no stopping

♪ All of those frogs from their hopping ♪

♪ Into the ponds they're a-plopping ♪

♪ Hop, hop like a frog

♪ Hop like a froggy, like a little froggy go ♪

♪ Hop, hop just like a frog ♪

♪ Hop little froggy, hop to and fro ♪

♪ Hop, hop like a frog

♪ Hop like a froggy, like a little froggy go ♪

♪ Hop, hop just like a frog ♪

♪ Hop little froggy, hop high and low ♪

[Cheering and applause]

Frogs are neat. Some like to hop

and some just walk, and others can even climb trees.

GIL: Eep-eep, eep-eep.

Here, little tree frog. Eep-eep, eep-eep.

What are you doing, Gil?

I'm trying to find a tree frog.

They have camouflage, so they're really hard to see.

[Barking]

[Screaming] Oof.

You guys, guess what? Fernando's a frog now.

We're going to take him home to his pond.

GUPPIES: Field trip!

MOLLY: Do you want to come with us to take Fernando home?

Great. Come on.

ANNOUNCER: Buenos dias and hola.

Welcome to the annual running of the bullfrogs.

[Cheering and applause, fanfare sounding]

I am your host, Señor Rana,

and this is my co-host--

Señora Ribbitina.

Today, our frogs are all grown up,

and with the help of their runners

they will hop all the way back

to their home in the pond.

Today's course follows the different stages

in a frog's life.

All frogs and their runners will begin here in the frog-egg area.

Then, they will hop through town to the tadpole area,

then through the new arms-and-legs area,

and finally they will hop their way down to the pond.

It is so exciting.

And let's begin the race.

On your mark, get set, go!

And there they go.

The frogs and their runners are leaving the frog-egg area.

This way, Fernando.

And they've made it to Tadpole Plaza.

Woo!

Come on, Fernando.

Go, go, go.

This way.

Woo-hoo! Yeah, all right.

Come on, Fernando. You're almost home.

RANA: It looks like Fernando sees something he wants to eat.

RIBBITINA: Uh-oh.

That's the wrong way.

Fernando, wait!

RANA: Oh, no.

It looks like Fernando and his runners are going the wrong way.

Fernando, wait!

Fernando, you're going the wrong way.

Don't you want to finish the race?

[Croaking]

Okay, let's go.

RANA: Oh, thank goodness they're back on track.

But these streets can be very confusing.

Uh-oh, I think we're lost.

We need to get to the pond.

We need your help.

Which sign will show us the way to Fernando's home?

That one, that one, or that one?

That one. It goes to the pond.

Right.

Come on, Fernando.

RANA: And it looks like all the frogs have made it back

to their home in the pond, except Fernando.

Oh, no. Fernando didn't make it.

[Audience gasping]

[Bubble Puppy whining]

MOLLY: There they are.

[Crowd cheering]

RANA: Ladies and gentlemen, here they come at last:

Fernando and his runners.

All right!

Come on, Fernando. You can do it.

Yeah, hooray!

Bye, Fernando.

We'll miss you.

[Gulping]

[Belching]

[Crowd cheering]

Bye-bye.

Bye. So long.

We'll miss you.

I'm happy that Fernando made it back home to his pond.

Me, too. Frogs are cool,

and I'm going to catch one.

Here, froggy. We're delicious flies.

Buzz-buzz-buzz.

Come and get it! Buzz-buzz-buzz.

[Croaking]

Uh-oh. [Screaming]

[Bubble Puppy barking]

DEEMA: It's a frog!

[Everyone laughing]

♪ Bub-Bub-Bubble, Gup-Gup-Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble, Bubble, Bubble, Guppy, Guppy, Guppy ♪

♪ Bubble, Bubble

♪ Guppy, Guppy

♪ Bubble Guppies

♪ Bubble Guppies

♪ Hey, little froggy little, little froggy ♪

♪ Patience, that's the key

♪ Hey, little froglet you'll be a frog yet ♪

♪ Just you wait and see

♪ You'll get big and plump, hang out on a stump ♪

♪ Maybe jump through some clumps of lawn ♪

♪ You'll spend your day croaking your heart away ♪

♪ Singing your froggiest froggy song ♪

♪ Little froggy

[Frog croaking in rhythm]