01x25 - Rosie the Message Delivery Kid/Javi's Growl

[bunniefuu]

[bright music]

♪ Rosie has a lot that she wants to know ♪

♪ Can you mail a cat to your abuela's house ♪

♪ In Mexico

♪ How do stores get food, can you pogo stick to the moon ♪

♪ She's got a lot to learn and when she does ♪

♪ They're Rosie's Rules

♪ Hey

♪ Well, that's new information

♪ She will always figure it out ♪

♪ So much to cheer about

♪ For Rosie's Rules

Rosie's Rules!

♪ Rosie's Rules

Rosie's Rules!

♪ Rosie's Rules

Rosie's Rules!

♪ Rosie's Rules

Rosie the Message Delivery Kid!

[Rosie]: Iggy. Gatita.

Guess who's coming to visit today?

Uh... Lote?

- Not Lote! He's already here!

[meowing]

[giggles] You're already here too, Gatita.

It's Uncle Steve!

[Iggy]: Yay! [Gatita meows]

He's flying on an airplane right now!

And when he gets here, we're gonna have...

a welcome party!

[Rosie]: We're all gonna yell, "Welcome, Uncle Steve!"

[meowing] Welcome, Uncle Steve!

[giggles]

[Mom humming]

Mom, when will Uncle Steve be here?

Actually, his plane should be landing any minute.

Oh, I can't wait to see my little brother!

[gasps] I'd better hang up these lights.

Who's excited for Uncle Steve to visit? I am!

Everyone's helping with Uncle Steve's welcome party.

I wonder how I can help, too.

I've gotta know!

♪ I have a great big question

♪ And I just can't let it go

♪ Yo quiero saberlo

♪ I really gotta know

How can I help with Uncle Steve's welcome party?

Maybe...

♪ I can play in a mariachi band ♪

♪ Or sing a welcome song while I'm doing a handstand ♪

♪ Or set up a unicorn bouncy house ♪

♪ And jump up and down with a cute little mouse ♪

That would supertastical...

[phone chimes]

[gasps] It's a text from Uncle Steve!

Text him back! [meowing]

[Mom]: I would but... I'm a little tangled up.

Don't worry, Mom. I can do it.

Hmm... Do you know how to text Uncle Steve?

- Uh-uh. - Me neither.

That's okay, Rosie Posie, I'll text Steve back.

But I do need someone to give a message to Papá.

I'll do it! This kid here! Rosie!

And... what's the message?

The message is, it's time to pick up Uncle Steve

from the airport!

Got it!

Hey! ¿Qué pasa calabaza?

Nada empanada.

I have an important message to deliver from Mom!

Ya veo. What is it?

It's time to pick up Uncle Steve from the airport!

Oh, that is an important message!

I'm going to get my keys and go get Uncle Steve!

Gracias, mija!

Gatita. That's how I can help

for Uncle Steve's welcome party!

I can be... Rosie the Message Delivery Kid!

Y tú eres...

Gatita the message delivery kitty!

[meowing]

Let's find more messages to deliver!

Hey, Rosie. What's up?

What's up is I'm Rosie the Message Delivery Kid!

Do you have any messages to deliver?

[giggling]

You can tell Iggy to please give me back that balloon.

Got it!

Rosie the Message Delivery Kid with a message for Iggy!

Crystal would like that balloon back.

Iggy say... no.

[laughing]

[panting]

He said... No.

What? Tell him I said, "Please!"

Got it.

[panting]

[tired meow]

Crystal says, "Please!"

Okay.

[panting]

[tired meow]

Iggy says okay!

Aww. Tell him thank you.

[panting]

Crystal says thank you!

Iggy say welcome!

[panting]

He says you're welcome!

[tired meow]

[exhales deeply]

Rosie's Rule:

sometimes delivering messages can be very...

[panting] ...tiring!

[Mom]: Rosie the Message Delivery Kid!

I have another message to deliver!

Here I am! What is your message?

Please ask Mr. Liu to bring his delicious minty lemonade

to Uncle Steve's welcome party.

Minty lemonade. Got it.

[Mom]: Oh! Also...

Please ask Tía to make her delicious pineapple

upside-down cake.

Pineapple upside-down cake.

[Mom]: And...

Please ask Javi to bring his trumpet.

It wouldn't be a party without music!

Cha-cha-cha!

Got it. i¡Ven Gatita!

Minty lemonade. Pineapple upside-down cake.

Trumpet. Minty lemonade.

Pineapple upside-down cake. Trumpet...

[meowing]

Minty lemonade.

Pineapple upside-down cake... Wait!

What was it again?

Oh! Hi, Mr. Liu!

I'm Rosie the Message Delivery Kid.

And I've got a message for you!

Oh-ho-ho! Oh, wonderful!

What's the message, Rosie the Message Delivery Kid?

Please bring your minty trumpet to the party! Bye!

You got it! Minty trumpet.

Minty trumpet?

Message delivery, Tía!

A message, i¡qué emoción! What is it?

Please bring your upside-down lemonade!

Upside-down lemonade?

[confused meow]

Message delivery, primo!

When you come to the party, please play your cake!

Play my cake?

Yup! Play your cake! Got it?

I really don't.

[gasps] Wait a secamadoodle!

I think I got my messages mixed up!

[agreeing meows]

I need to call Abuela.

[chiming]

i¡Hola Abuela!

i¡Hola, mi niña! Mira.

I'm trying to take a picture of that hummingbird,

but it's going so fast!

Ay, so blurry!

¿Qué pasa?

I have lots of messages to deliver

for Uncle Steve's party.

But I'm getting them all mixed up!

Ya veo, Rosalia.

Maybe you need a helper?

I have a helper. Gatita!

[meowing] [Abuela]: Oh!

Maybe you need more than one!

Oh, the bird is flying away! Come back!

i¡Adiós granito de arróz!

i¡Ciao bacalao!

[children laughing]

[gasps]

Jun, Quinn. How would you like to help me deliver

a whole bunch of messages?

Sure, Rosie.

But how are we gonna do that?

Like this!

Okay, Jun. I'll tell you the message.

Then you tell Quinn the message.

[Rosie]: Then Quinn, you tell everyone!

Got it?

[Jun and Quinn]: Got it!

Mom! What's the message again?

Minty lemonade,

pineapple upside-down cake, trumpet!

Thank you!

Minty lemonade, pineapple cake, trumpet!

Minty arcade, pineapple rake, crumpet!

Squinty parade, apple pie lake, porcupine waffles!

- ¿Qué? - Pardon me?

What?

[meowing]

Rosie's Rule:

Sometimes, a mixed-up message

can get even more mixed up!

[Mom]: Guess what, Rosie!

Papá's on his way home with Uncle Steve!

Get ready for the welcome party!

[excited squeal]

Ugh! But I still haven't delivered the messages

for the party, and now Papá and Uncle Steve

are coming home and...

I need to flop.

Breathe in... [inhaling]

Breathe out... [exhaling]

Wiggle about.

Now I'm ready to figure this out.

i¡Vamos a ver!

I'll be right back!

Hey, uh, what are porcupine waffles?

Mom, I tried delivering all the messages,

but they keep getting mixed up.

So that's why Mr. Liu was texting

about porcupine waffles.

[sighs]

Ya know, Rosie Posie,

you've been delivering messages all day by talking.

But there are other ways of delivering messages too.

Well, that's new information!

Like what?

Well, you can text or call someone.

Or... you can write the message down!

Let's write down all the messages!

Then I can deliver them and not get them mixed up!

[Mom]: Minty lemonade,

pineapple upside-down cake, trumpet.

Here you go.

Thanks, Mom!

Rosie the Message Delivery Kid

is delivering a message... on paper!

Oh! Minty lemonade!

Happy to bring that to the party, Rosie!

Thank you!

[meowing]

Ay, ya veo,

a pineapple upside-down cake!

[gasps] Time to get baking!

Gracias.

Oh, play my trumpet!

I'll go warm up.

Gracias, primo.

Gatita, we delivered all the messages for the party

by talking and on paper!

[excited meowing]

[giggling]

♪ I've got a special message, it's true ♪

♪ Can't wait to deliver it soon ♪

♪ But what are all the ways to get it from me to you ♪

♪ I could call you on the phone ♪

♪ Or text you to go to pick up ice cream cones ♪

♪ I could whisper in your ear

♪ Make sure you can hear

♪ I could mail you a letter

♪ Hoping you feel better

♪ And if it doesn't have to get there soon ♪

♪ I'll send it in a hot air balloon ♪

♪ Yeah, I've got a special message, it's true ♪

♪ Can't wait to deliver it soon ♪

♪ Wow, so many ways to get it from me to you ♪

♪ From me to you

We're here!

[together]: Welcome, Uncle Steve!

Hey, kiddos!

Good to see everybody!

Aww! [laughing]

Steve, would you like some pineapple upside-down cake?

Or how about some minty lemonade?

Mr. Liu made it himself.

Mmm... How about both?

- There you go! - Gracias!

[indistinct chatter, laughter]

Rosie's Rule:

You can deliver a message by talking,

writing it down, and lots of other ways!

And then you can celebrate with a party!

[giggling]

Mmm! Rosie, you've got to try this!

[giggling]

Javi's Growl! Rawr!

It was such a blast visiting the family, Liz.

I know! I can't believe

you're going back to Wisconsin already.

Oh... I'm gonna miss my little brother do much!

[chuckles] I'll miss you, too.

But I'm not leaving until a little later.

Oh, yeah! [chuckles]

So, what should we do now?

[children]: Rawr!

I think we should find out what that growling's all about!

[growling]

[both]: Cheddar Cheese Louise!

[laughing] What's all this?

We're practicing a play for Uncle Steve before he leaves.

It's called...

El Coco Monster!

I'm El Coco!

I have a great big...

growl!

[growling] See?

[laughing] I see, and I hear!

So when do we get to see the play?

Yes! When can we see it? Now? Please say now.

Not yet, Mom. We still have to practice!

Yeah, pwactice!

[sighs] Well then, I guess

we'll just have to wait.

[door opens] [Crystal]: Uncle Steve!

Want to see my ballet routine?

Do I? Do I?!

[giggling] Yes, I do.

Me too!

Let's practice for our play again!

Places, everyone!

This is the story of an adorable raccoon...

Iggy mapache !

[Rosie]: And the great big scary monster

with the loudest growl...

El Coco!

[inhaling deeply]

[squeaking]

Huh?

Rosie's Rule:

Sometimes you think your primo's gonna growl,

but he squeaks!

Javi, what happened?

[clears throat]

[hoarsely]: I think my growl is gone.

Where it go?

[hoarsely]: It's here, but it's very quiet.

Oh no! How can you be El Coco Monster

if you can't growl?!

I don't know.

Let's ask mi Mamá.

She'll know what to do.

Tía! Oh, Tía!

i¡Hola niños! ¿Qué pasa?

i¡Esto pasa!

[inhales]

[squeaks] [Tía]: Pobrecito!

What happened to your voice?

[hoarsely]: I think I growled it away.

Growled?

Javi's El Coco Monster

in our play for Uncle Steve.

And El Coco Monster growls,

So I need my voice to come back!

Ya veo. Well, if you want to get your voice back,

there's only one thing to do.

- Rest. - Rest?

I can help you rest, Javi!

Hmm...

But how?

I've gotta know!

♪ I have a great big question

♪ And I just can't let it go

♪ Yo quiero saberlo

♪ I really gotta know

How can I help Javi rest?

Maybe...

♪ I'll make a bed on a giant chocolate cake ♪

♪ Or a raft of spaghetti that floats along a lake ♪

♪ A hammock that magically hangs in the air ♪

♪ Above an island of cute teddy bears ♪

Teddy bear island...

Tía, how do I help Javi rest?

Bueno, Javi needs to rest his voice.

And the best way to do that is by not talking.

[gasping]

[hoarsely]: No talking?

But how am I gonna say all the things I want to say?

Hmm... [gasps]

Maybe you can communicate another way!

For example, for Marco and I, this...

means yes!

Mama Macaroni! You said yes with your finger!

Ven, Javi, let's go rest your voice!

I'll check on you soon.

Let's get you comfy and cozy so you can rest your voice.

Here's a pillow for your feet.

Here's a pillow for your arms.

And here's a pillow for your head.

Huh? Permiso, Gatita.

[meowing]

There. Comfy?

That means yes!

[soft meow]

Let the voice resting begin!

[Javi sighs]

So... is your voice rested yet?

[inhales]

[squeaks]

[sighs]

Hmm... Ooh! Maybe a dee-yummy drink

will help your voice rest faster.

i¡Ahorita vengo, primo!

Do you want chocolate milk?!

¿Agua de Jamaica?

Orange juice?!

Huh?

Javi, why aren't you answering me?

Oh... you were answering me.

I just couldn't hear your finger from the kitchen.

I think we need another way for you to tell me yes or no.

I just don't know what it could be.

[gasps] My harmonica!

Thanks, Gatita!

[meowing]

Here, Javi. Play one toot for no,

and two toots for yes! Got it?

[inhales]

[two toots]

Okay, Javi! Do you want chocolate milk?!

[one toot]

Nope. Agua de jamaica?!

[one toot]

[disapproving meow]

Orange juice?!

[two toots]

That's a... yes! [excited meow]

Rosie's Rule:

Sometimes, you can say yes or no with a harmonica!

Aquí tienes, primo.

One yummy orange-y orange juice.

[slurping]

Did it work?

[soft meow]

[inhales]

[squeaks]

[disapproving meow]

How's mi Javicito? Still no growl?

Aw...

You just need to rest your voice a little longer.

[sighs]

That's okay, primo.

You still have a long time to rest

before you have to growl again.

[Steve]: There you are, kids.

Listen, it turns out I need to leave for the airport

a little earlier than I thought.

You think you can you do the El Coco Monster play sooner?

How much sooner?

Well... now?

Now?!

Umm... I guess we can try.

Alright! Who's excited for El Coco play? I am!

This is a big problem!

[two toots]

Ugh!

We're doing the El Coco play right now,

but Javi doesn't have his voice back

so he still can't growl and...

I need to flop.

Breathe in... [inhaling]

Breathe out... [exhaling]

Wiggle about.

Now I'm ready to figure this out!

i¡Vamos a ver!

There must be something we can do.

[gasps]

Ooh! Look out the window?

Go in an elevator?

Ooh! Do a very silly dance?

[Rosie gasps]

[Rosie]: We need to call Abuela!

[two toots]

[chiming]

[Rosie]: i¡Hola Abuela!

i¡Hola, mis niños!

I'm hiking in El Nevado de Toluca!

¿Qué pasa?

Javi is El Coco Monster in our play,

but he lost his voice, and now he can't growl!

i¡Ay! Ya veo. Miren, niños.

Maybe Javi can growl a different way in the play.

A different way?

i¡Sí! There are lots of ways to communicate.

Even for growling!

[gasps] Oh, I'd better catch up

to my friends. i¡Adiós, granitos de arroz!

i¡Ciao bacalao!

Javi! We need to find another way

for you to growl in the play!

[distant laughing, cheering]

[Mom]: Bravo! Woo-hoo!

[Mom]: Encore! [Steve]: Awesome!

[Rosie gasps] [Rosie]: That's it!

Javi! We can do our El Coco play by dancing!

And you can growl by dancing too!

El Coco Monster is back...

with a supertastical new growl!

Welcome to El Coco Ballet!

[clapping]

[dramatic music]

Whoa! [laughing]

[gasping] Watch out! It's El Coco!

[dramatic music]

Ooh, those little raccoons are fast!

Is that a thorn in El Coco's foot?

[two toots]

[Steve]: Oh! That's why he was growling so much!

[joyous music]

[laughing]

[clapping] [Steve]: Bravo!

- Amazing! - Bravo!

[Steve]: Great job, you guys!

[cheering, applause]

♪ My hands can speak my words

♪ My voice can sing like the birds ♪

♪ All different ways are great

♪ To communicate

♪ I can hug you to say hello ♪

♪ Stand tall to show I've grown ♪

♪ Toot my horn this way - Toot, toot!

♪ 'Cause fiesta time's today

♪ I can wave my hand up high

♪ When it's time to say goodbye ♪

♪ And when my friends come over to play ♪

♪ I'll dance and twirl and say

♪ Hurray

Hurray!

♪ Yeah, my hands can speak my words ♪

♪ And my voice can sing like the birds ♪

♪ All different ways are great

♪ To communicate

♪ To communicate

Aww, kids...

Okay, Steve, we better get you to the airport.

Okay, ready to go. Bye, kids!

- Bye, Uncle Steve! - Bye-bye!

I'm so proud of you, mi Javicito.

I mean, Coco Monster, of course.

i¡Gracias, Mamá!

[gasping]

Javi! Your voice is back!

Yeah! I guess I finally rested it enough!

Rosie's Rule:

There are lots of ways to communicate besides talking.

And they're all supertatical!

[harmonica playing]

[laughing]

Welcome to Storytime with Mom!

Today's story is a classic tale of The Three Little Pigs.

[Mom]: Once upon a time, there were three pigs.

Hello! Oink, oink, oink!

i¡Hola!

One day, the pigs set out to build their houses.

The first pig decided to build her house out of--

Cupcakes!

Cupcakes?!

That's not what the story says...

I'm going to sculpt my house out of paint brushes!

¿Y yo? What should I build my house out of?

[gasps] i¡Zapatos!

Am I reading the right story?

Ah. Here we go.

[Mom]: Suddenly, the pigs heard

a howl in the distance.

[Iggy howling]

[Mom]: At once they knew it was the big bad...

Lobster!

A lobster?

Alright!

The lobster said,

"I'm going to huff and puff and...

pinch your house down?"

Pinch, pinch!

You can't pinch our houses down,

'cause we're having a cupcake and painting party!

- Hooray! - Yay!

Cupcake and painting party?

Okay!

This isn't how the story goes.

Yeah, but what's better than a cupcake party?

That's true.

See you soon for another Storytime With Mom!

Mmm! These are delicious!

[bright music]



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