01x21 - Rusty's Pet Project/Rusty Gets Stuck

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♪ Let's go!

♪ Put it together, Rusty Rivets ♪

♪ Go!

♪ Rusty Rivets

♪ Rusty Rivets' lab is in Sparkton Hills ♪

♪ Yeah, he'll combine it and design it, build by build ♪

♪ Yeah, with Ruby, the Bits, and Botasaur ♪

♪ Inventions never seen before

♪ So let's go!

♪ Put it together Rusty Rivets

♪ Go!

♪ Rusty Rivets

♪ Yeah, let's go!

♪ If you can dream it, you can build it ♪

♪ Go!

♪ Rusty Rivets, let's go! ♪

Eight, nine, ten. Ready or not, here I come.

(Giggling)

Hmm, where is Botasaur?

(Giggling)

Is he behind here? Or in here?

(Giggling)

Oh, there you are. Tag, you're it.

(Giggling)

(Barking)

(Sniffing)

(Laughing)

(Laughing, barking)

You found me!

(Giggling)

Now how about some fetch?

(Beeping)

Fetch. And fetch. And fetch.

(Barking)

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Hey, guys. What are you up to?

Botasaur and I are playing.

(Panting)

(Yawning)

I think the tires tired him out.

Uh-huh.

If he had a mega-sized battery, Botasaur could play all day.

Wouldn't you want that, boy?

(Barking)

One giant Botasaur battery coming up.

Okay, Ruby, it's fully charged. Take it up.

Steady, steady, got it!

Now that's a battery, size Z.

You don't think it's a little too big?

Nah, there's no such thing as too big.

Ready, Botasaur?

(Barking)

Now you should be able to play fetch all day.

(Panting)

Wow, look at him go.

RUBY: He's fetching everything.

(Barking)

(Laughing)

I think it worked.

BOTH: Three, two, one.

Ready or not, here we come.

(Giggling)

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Tag.

Now I'm the tired one.

Woo, me too.

(Panting)

(Gasping)

We're too tired to play fetch, Botasaur. How about a break?

(Barking)

(Giggling)

The battery gave him too much energy.

Yeah, he's not acting like himself.

I guess we should take the battery off him for now.

Come on.

Botasaur, come here, big guy.

(Horn honking)

(Crashing)

We have to stop Botasaur

from causing trouble in Sparkton Hills.

But how do you stop a giant robotic dinosaur?

Hmm.

(Snapping)

With a giant robotic spider.

(Barking)

Botasaur, wait.

(Alarm beeping)

Instead of tag, let's play hide and seek.

(Gasping)

Great, you hide first. I'll count.

One, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

Got him, Rusty?

Got him.

Now if I can just quietly lower myself down to Botasaur,

I can pop off his battery with my multi-tool.

(Whimpering)

Uh-oh.

Whoa, easy, boy.

Ruby, this didn't work either.

(Giggling)

Nope, he's using you as a swing.

Tag!

(Barking)

Getting that battery off him

is going to be harder than we thought.

Oh, yeah, but we'll stop him somehow. Come on.

Ah, another peaceful day: Traffic is running smoothly.

The Sun is shining. A giant robotic dinosaur is chasing me.

Wait. What?

(Barking)

Tag!

(Giggling)

(Barking)

Now that's something you don't see every day.

Officer Carl, have you seen Botasaur?

Seen him? He just chased me.

And then he tapped me with his tail.

I put a new battery in. And now he has way too much energy.

Don't worry. I have just the thing.

A butterfly net?

A police issue butterfly net.

(Barking)

Hey, come back! That's my ice cream cart!

Halt!

(Siren wailing)

Got you!

Hey, come back! I captured you!

Botasaur, you need to stop.

(Barking)

Whoa, that's some fast tail chasing.

(Barking)

(Horns honking)

Tag. Got you.

(Barking)

Stop! Police!

(Laughing)

He's fetching and tagging and hide-and-seeking

and everything else all at once.

Well, there's nothing in my police manual

about overly playful giant robotic dinosaurs.

What do we do?

We get him to play even more.

Yes. Wait. I mean, what?

If he plays more, a whole lot more,

the battery I gave him will run out of power.

But there's no way we can play that much.

We'll get tired way before he does.

(Giggling)

But we can build something that plays that much.

Ah, I get it. Let's combine it.

And design it.

(Beeping)

We'll start with some robo arms

for deluxe tagging and fetching action.

Then we'll add a ball launcher--

And some hovercraft propellers so we can go super fast.

Put it all together and we've got our plan.

(Grunting)

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Modified, customized,

Rusty-fied,

the Dino Delighter ,

with fetching, tagging and ball-launching action.

Perfect. Now let's go delight a dino.

Follow me, Dino Delighter!

(Laughing)

(Horn honking)

(Whistle blowing)

Halt!

He just won't stop. I tried everything.

Don't worry. We've got just the thing to tire him out.

Botasaur, look what we made you.

(Giggling)

Tag!

(Barking)

Oh, no, he's too excited to even look at it.

Hmm, it's not working.

But I know what will work. Botasaur loves treats.

Ready, aim, treat!

(Giggling)

Let's lead Botasaur far away from the city.

(Beeping)

It worked.

And now fetch!

(Giggling)

Whoa, that's some fast fetching.

Initiating tag mode.

You are it.

(Giggling)

Tag!

(Beeping)

Yes, Botasaur's battery is beginning to drain.

You are it.

(Barking)

(Beeping)

It's working. The battery's losing power.

Let's finish this with one last round of fetch.

Oh, no!

(Buzzing)

The Dino Delighter is all out of balls for Botasaur to fetch.

How are we going to drain the rest of his battery now?

I got an idea.

Ruby, when I grab this ball,

you bring the Dino Delighter over.

(Giggling)

Botasaur, want to play fetch? Come on, boy.

Hey, boy, over here.

Come on, let's play.

Come on, boy, over here, you want to play fetch?

Come on, boy.

(Panting)

Yeah!

It worked. The battery is empty.

Now let's take it off.

There you go, Botasaur. You're back to normal.

Ruby was right. We can't play all the time.

We need to rest too.

(Whimpering)

(Snoring)

Looks like he needed to rest right now.

Tag, you're it.

Me?

(Laughing)

Okay, Bites,

Liam's Tyrannosaurus Ralph is broken.

And it's our job to fix it for him.

(Barking)

Maybe some super strong tape?

Why tape it when you can glue it?

Hey, Ruby. What's that?

I was trying out my chemistry set this morning.

And, bam, I invented the world's stickiest glue. Check it out.

(Beeping)

(Sputtering)

Uhh, that doesn't sound good.

(Beeping)

It won't turn off.

Whoa!

Ah!

It's getting glue everywhere.

Look out!

(Barking)

(Gasping)

(Barking)

Hey!

(Beeping)

Ah!

(Powering down)

Sorry.

I made this the world's stickiest glue.

One wrong move and we'll be stuck for sure.

Well, so far, so good.

All we have to do is look around and see where the glue sprayed

then make sure we don't step there.

Good plan.

I think I can kind of see a little bit of where the glue is.

Maybe-- no, I can't.

Luckily, I also made some glue remover

just in case something like this happened.

Great! Where is it?

It's in the lab.

Not great.

How are we going to get to the lab

when we don't know where we can walk?

I got this, Ruby.

One step down.

(Grunting)

Not stuck yet.

(Grunting)

See? Easy-peasy.

Rusty, don't!

I'm doing it! I'm--

Whoa!

(Grunting)

I'm coming!

No, Jack, wait!

(Grunting)

Thanks for trying, Jack.

Don't worry, Rusty. I'll figure something out.

I'll throw tennis balls at the ground.

If the ball doesn't stick, the ground is safe.

Perfect, it didn't stick. Now let's try here.

Good, safe to step over there.

Oops, nope, glue there. Let's try there.

Okay, yep, yes.

I'm all out out of tennis balls.

Now what?

What if I lay something down on top of the glue

and walk on that?

Making a safe, non-sticky path to the lab.

Those boards over there would make a great path.

Perfect.

(Grunting)

Uh-oh.

(Grunting)

On the plus side, this really is the world's stickiest glue.

Thanks, but, right now,

I think it's time to get some Bits on the fix.

Whirly, we need your help.

(Beeping)

(Gasping)

I know we look a little silly.

But I need you to grab the spray bottle from the lab

and bring it to me.

Okay!

Oh, no.

(Grunting)

It's no use, Whirly. It's the stickiest glue in the world.

I invented it.

Oh, we still have Crush and Ray.

Or not.

What are we going to do now?

Hey, guys. I'm back. How's Ralph doing?

Liam! Stop!

If you walk any further, you'll be glued to the ground.

Yeah, about that--

(Grunting)

I think I already am.

Oh, man.

Whoa, this is super fun.

I've never been stuck to anything before.

Okay, so, we're all stuck. What can we do?

Hmm, well, there is still a whole town of people

we can call to help us.

Yes.

Let's start calling.

Okay, we have to stop calling people.

(Grunting)

And animals.

(Chittering)

And robots.

Catch, catch!

Any other ideas?

Not yet, but we have to come up with something.

If not, we'll be stuck here for a long time.

(Grunting)

Hey, everybody. Is this where the party's at?

Officer Carl!

When a lot of people in town went missing,

I deduced there was a party going on somewhere.

So, is there cake?

Stop! Stop!

Ooh, I love red light green light.

No, we're not playing a game.

I created some sticky glue.

And now we're all stuck to the ground.

Wow, impressive.

I have glue remover that will get us all unstuck.

But it's way over there in the lab.

Wow, that's a long way to go without stepping in glue.

How could I even avoid the glue if I can't even see it?

Ranger Anna, can I borrow your glasses?

Uhh, okay.

That's it. I think I know how we can see the glue.

But Ranger Anna's glasses don't work.

No, with my goggles.

Let's see. I can see the glue!

Officer Carl, I can guide you across to the glue remover.

Hmm, good thing I took those years of gymnastics.

No one move.

(Insects chirping)

Straight ahead.

Now left!

Another jump to the left!

You're almost there, Officer Carl!

And stop!

You did it!

With a little help from you, Rusty.

Thanks. You were so graceful.

Well, Ruby, some of us are just naturally athlet--

Whoa!

Ooh, oh, well, there goes all the glue remover.

(Grunting)

And I'm stuck.

And apparently, I got some glue on my hands.

I know I've said it before.

But I really wish

I didn't invent the world's stickiest glue.

Us either. Us either.

Maybe being stuck to the ground isn't all that bad.

It's a perfect excuse to catch up on my magnifying glass time.

Whoa, the ground looks super cool

when I look at it through the magnifying glass.

I wonder what the pebble looks like up close.

Liam, your foot!

Oh, yeah, I moved it. Whoa.

How did I move it?

The magnifying glass must have used the warmth of the Sun

to melt the glue.

Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

Yep.

Let's combine it.

And design it.

(Grunting)

(Beeping)

We'll use a giant glass lens

like the one in Liam's magnifying glass--

Combine it with an industrial-size fan--

And add all of it to Officer Carl's hover cycle.

Put it all together and we've got our plan.

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RUSTY: Hey, Liam, can you help me out?

You bet!

RUSTY: Modified, customized,

Rusty-fied.

RUBY AND RUSTY: Great job, Liam.

Thanks.

RUSTY: Say hello to the Un-sticker .

How does that thing work?

It's simple.

The glass lens will magnify the warmth from the Sun

and super warm the air in the tube.

RUBY: And then the fan will blow the warm air on the ground,

melting the glue, just like Liam's magnifying glass did.

And then we'll all be free.

Ruby, would you care to do the honors?

It would be my pleasure.

All right, everyone, hold still.

(Beeping)

♪

It's working! The warm air is melting the glue!

Hang in there, Ruby.

Yes! Woo-hoo!

♪

Yes!

Right on!

(Babbling, cheering)

(Laughing)

(Cheering)

Hey, everyone, sorry about all the stickiness.

Next time, I'll make sure the sprayer works

before filling it up with the world's stickiest glue.

So, I know a lot has happened today.

But any idea when Tyrannosaurus Ralph

is going to be fixed?

(Gasping) I forgot all about him.

(Barking)

Good boy. We still haven't fixed him.

Don't worry. I've still got some glue left.

ALL: No, Ruby!

(Sighing)

You're fixed! Woo-hoo!

Thanks, Ruby.

You're welcome.

(Grunting)

Umm, little help here?

(Laughing)

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