03x08 - Do-Se-Dos and Do-Se-Don'ts

[bunniefuu]

Hi, I'm Ruff Ruffman,

and using Happy Dog toothpaste

makes me... [sniffling] the happiest dog around.

[weeping]

Cut. Call the toothpaste people.

I can't do it.

I don't know what's wrong with me.

I have no reason to be sad, but I'm...

[sobbing]

What? You think my new paint job is putting me in a funk?

But it's got zing.

See? Zingy gray.

Oh, dingy gray.

Oh, well, that's depressing.

[Ruff crying]

Oh, yeah, the fog machine from Halloween.

[alarm ringing]And it's setting off the sprinkler system.

Yes, it makes it murky and gloomy, I agree.

I'm so sorry.

[doorbell ringing]

Ooh, my CDs-of-the-Month club.

These will cheer me up.

Foghorns from around the world.

[foghorn blaring]Peppy.

[mice squeaking]Hey, Chet's got like mice in there.

A square dance shindig for rodents?!

Blossom, I'm going to make my life

cheerier than Chet's if it's the last thing I do.

[wailing]

RUFF: ♪ Life was missing its mystique ♪

♪ My squeaky toys had lost their squeak ♪

And then, out of the blue, I saw the phone and bam!

My destiny was calling me.

[instrumental jazz playing]

♪ Pitched my vision for a show

♪ They loved it, thought I was a pro ♪

♪ They got my contract back to find ♪

♪ To their alarm, a dog had signed ♪

♪ FETCH! ♪Oh, I like that name.

♪ With Ruff Ruffman ♪

♪ I didn't wait to renovate

♪ Found six contestants, all were great ♪

♪ And now I'm on the road to fame ♪

♪ I've got a game show and its name is ♪

♪ FETCH! ♪

It's very catchy.

♪ With Ruff Ruffman ♪

It rolls off the tongue.

Wait, stop.♪ With Ruff Ruffman. ♪

Somebody want to tell me why we got cats singing?

Funding for FETCH! with Ruff And here come the contestants now.

He loves to eat lobster,

and if he ate it all, he'd be "shellfish."

Does she know the Indian language Telugu?

Well, yes, of course... or, as they put it in Telugu...

[speaking Telugu]

She considers herself a daredevil

and accident prone.

Man, that's not the safest combination.

He can't do any animal noises

except the honking lizard.

[honks]

What's the most embarrassing thing his parents

have done in front of his friends?

Well, he's not telling you.

What's her favorite smell?

Fresh basil.

She's going to love my scratch-and-sniff cookbook.

Let's get an update on the scores.

Harsha and Sammy are tied for fifth at points.

Noel, still in fourth with points.

DJ, still in third with points.

Jay in second with points.

And still on top, Sam with points.

[voice breaking]: Oh, hi...

and welcome to another... [sniffling] exciting episode

of FETCH! with me.

Ruff, what's wrong?

Where is your pep?

We're having mechanical issues today,

so it's raining inside, and I painted the walls dingy gray.

I thought the label said "zingy."

And I bought this new CD,

Top Tunes from Fred's Funeral Home,

and now I'm just so sad.

I can see where that would be bleak.

It's awful!

Ruff, if you need a shoulder, I'm here.

Thank you, Jay.

Ruff, you're getting depressed.

Hey, you know what, you're right.

I got to get out of this funk.

You know, Chet isn't the only one around here

who knows how to have fun.

Exactly.Yeah.

Okay, FETCH , give me something

to bring out my vim, my verve!

I want something raucous.

Challenge number one.

Sammy, DJ,

I am counting on you

to have more fun than a mouse assistant

could ever dream of.

Your instructions are in the mailbox,

so go fetch.

Cool. Hmm.

All right, bye, Ruff.

All right, have fun.See you later.

Now then, Blossom thinks this place needs sprucing up,

so I added some spruce trees.

[hooting]

Okay, that owl is not really working for me.

He's... actually, he's making me a little sad.

I... no, stop, stop, Ruff. Snap out of it!

So, uh, I need an interior designer,

which means I need Jay and Harsha

for challenge number two.All right.

Everything you need to know is in that mailbox,

so go fetch.

All right, see you guys later.All right, see you.

And, uh, Ruff, you stay happy, all right?

I will, sir, I'm working on it.

No more of that funeral music. It's not good for you.

I know; I don't know what I was thinking.

Anyway, as determined by the FETCH ,

Sam and Noel are staying behind in the studio,

but they'll be eligible to earn pointsYeah, baby.

during the Half-Time Quiz Show.

Every morning, we take out of the oven

a freshly baked

FETCH Fairness Guarantee.

All the contestants will have competed

for the same number of points by the Grand Finale.

So, for the four kids out on the challenges,

up to points are at stake in the Triumph Tally.

So, let's check in with Jay and Harsha.

Oh, look at all these animals.

[animal screeches]

Oh, good, here comes Harsha and Jay.

Hi, I'm Jeannine. I'm the assistant curator at the Tropical Forest.

Well, wait a minute, what's a curator? I manage the gorilla area.

Ah. I hear Ruff is looking for some new digs.

What do you think you're doing at the zoo?

I'm clueless.Interior designing?

We have an interior right in here,

and I helped do some of the designing.

So, we're going to go in and take a look

and see if we can't help you out.

Well, they're definitely in the right place.

JEANNINE: This is our gorilla exhibit.

In the zoo, because it is an environment

that the animals have to stay in,

we have to make sure we provide everything.

So, one of my jobs is to figure out what those things are.

Come on inside, and I'll show you some of the things

we had to add to make this perfect for gorillas.

Wait a minute, where are the gorillas?

The gorillas aren't out here right now-- it's just us.

You guys know what a habitat is?

HARSHA: Yeah.

JAY: It's where an animal resides.

JEANNINE: It's an animal's home.

Gorillas are really large animals--

the males are up around pounds--

so they need a lot of space.

Okay, it looks like space is the first thing

that an animal needs in its habitat.

I could use a little more space.

It's kind of getting crowded in here

with all these new employees.

What else would you think an animal might need out here?

HARSHA & JAY: Food.

JEANNINE: Gorillas are vegetarians--

herbivores.

So they're fed all kinds of vegetables and fruits.

Wait a minute, that dude's a vegetarian?

What else might an animal... might need water.JAY: Water.

Right over here on the wall, we have a little spigot.

JAY: I should get one of those for my room.

JEANNINE: What else do you think a gorilla might need to live out here?

A place to live.A place to live? Shelter.

JEANNINE: It's pretty sheltered in here.

You see the roof up there?

The roof keeps all the elements out

and keeps the heat in.

These guys are found in Africa, in the wild,

so it's really hot there.

You see this great tree here--

this is a buttress root.

So when we have a big gorilla chasing a little gorilla,

the little gorilla can run right in there and hide.

Well, look at that.

The young gorillas also need shelter from the big gorillas.

I guess it's a... jungle out there.

[chuckles]

You know, I'm just trying to lighten things up around here.

We add things to the exhibit to try to simulate

these natural behaviors to make their lives more interesting.

See, we added all these great climbing structures,

and these are really fun,

especially for the young gorillas.

All right, so let me see if

the Ruffman's following here.

A good zoo habitat provides the animals

with things they'd have in the wild.

So I guess no computers that make smoothies.

Over here we have a lot of straw.

Gorillas like to make nests. Like a bird?

So we add nesting materials.

My nesting material would be my Barcalounger.

If you look, we have little places to stick food

and might put little seeds here and there.

That's to help them with

some of their natural behaviors like foraging,

where they have to look for food,

'cause gorillas spend most of their day eating.

Okay, I'm getting ideas for cheering up the place.

I'll get some rainbow umbrellas to get shelter from the drizzle.

I'll paint the walls green.

Ooh, I'll stock food in ever bowl.

That's important.

And I'll clear out Blossom's desk

to make more space.

Hey, Chet, got a little assignment for you.

Nobody ever walks to a challenge on this show.

Have you noticed that?

MAN: Heads go up-- to the middle and the back you go.

And same two go right and left through.

And flutter reel across.

Wow, these people know what they're doing.

Dee-dee, dee-oh and a pass through.

Do a do-se-do.

Hi. Hi.

Are you Rachel and Moe?

Yes. Yes.

Rachel and Moe-- they are square dancers.

MOE: Welcome to the Hayloft Steppers Square Dance Club.

And why don't we learn a little bit about square dancing.

Okay.Okay, cool.

This is a caller.

Well, bow to your partner, corner too.

Join hands, circle to the left...

RACHEL: So the caller is the person that is trained

to know all the different square dance moves

and to call them in different ways

so it's a challenge and it's a lot of fun.

Swing your own and promenade...

RACHEL: And you really need

to have eight people and you get into pairs.

Would you like to dance with me? Okay.

Sure.

MOE: Can we have two more couples please?

Blossom, would you like to be part of my couple?

So you see what position we're in now?

This is the position we want to end up in

at the end of the dance.

Oh, wow, they look like a square.

The first thing we could learn is actually an allemande left.

You're going to face your corner,

give them a left arm shake...

Okay, so the first thing you do is

you shake hands. Hi, how's it going?

I'm Ruff Ruffman.

...and you're going to want to extend to their elbow.

Just going to turn around your corner

holding their arm and you want to end up

looking back at your partner at the end.

If you do this, the right one around, and then you'll end up

to your partner, then you can keep going around

like that, all the way?

You can but what you got to do is

you have to wait for the caller.

You don't know what they're going to do next.

Kind of like "Simon Says"?Just like that.

Exactly. That's a great analogy.

This isn't going to be easy at all.

You don't even know what the next step's going to be

until it's told to you.

All right now, do-si-do.

With the do-si-do you're going to be facing the person

you're going to do the do-si-do with.

You want to walk by them and then walk behind them facing

same position, and you're going to back up

so you're looking at them again.

MOE: Another call is "square your set."

We get back to our original position,

which is holding hands and facing in.

Awesome. So now we can do the two together, ready?

Let's do an allemande left...

and then come back to your partner

and do-si-do your partner...

HARSHA: Cool.

And square your set.

HARSHA: That's awesome.

Now, we're going to promenade.

Promenade.

Sounds like something you put on toast.

Blossom, could you pass the promenade?

[laughing]

Right over left, just like this,

and then you walk back

to wherever you are homed. Whenever they call promenade,

you always go back to where you started.

And watch this little move.

I'm going to spin you. Ooh.

MOE: High five me.

That's it.

Chet, really? Pea Soup Green?

What are you going to do, stick little pieces

of ham on the wall?

So, I have a challenge for you guys.

We have two gorillas coming out today:

Little Joe and Okara,

who we call Okie for short.

Watch some of their behaviors.

See if you see if they're doing

any of the things I told you about:

foraging for food, climbing, some of the things

that they would do in a habitat in the wild

that they do here in the zoo.

JAY: Little Joe's just kind of watching over the whole place.

JAY: I don't know how you get to be pounds eating lettuce.

The first thing both of them did was went and found food.

Apparently they don't have a five-second rule

on food on the floor.

Jeannine was saying they spread all the food all over the place

so the gorillas... Yeah.

can walk around and get that food

instead of just finding it in one spot.

Foraging.

You know, this is exactly how

scientists in the wild watch gorillas,

and how they learn about their behavior.

It looks like his hand...

Whoa. We're very close.

It, it is like a human hand.

He heard you.

[Ruff shrieks] Whoa. what was that?

That was a little scary.

HARSHA: He said, "Get away."

JAY: I believe he wants us to get away from the glass.

JEANNINE: What he's doing is displaying.

Gorillas communicate using gestures

as well as vocalizations, and one of the gestures

they use is the hit display

[Ruff whimpering]

It might have just been to, uh, impress you,

'cause he is a teenager.

Wow. You need to know a lot about animals

to be a curator.

Chet, an under-the-sea motif?

What is this, FETCH! with Ruff Rumblefish?

Come on!

And why don't we practice using the actual caller?

Well, bow to the partner, and corner, too.

Do an allemande left. Allemande left.

Corner that girl and do-si-do. And a do-si-do.

Come on, Blossom, do-si-do me.

And promenade.Promenade on your toes.

We'll run away run.

They're picking this up quick.

CALLER: Take a little walk, around you go

When you get back home, around the ring.

Oh, what they force us to do.

Yes! And they finish where they started.

Well, I guess it is like "Simon Says."

You guys are having fun?

Yeah. Well, that's great

'cause tonight we're going to be

having a dance and you guys

are going to be our guests of honor.

That's awesome. Wow!

RACHEL: What do you think about getting some square dance attire on?

Whoa! Look at those cool outfits.

That's cute... and that's a maybe.

How 'bout this one for you?

This looks really good for DJ, Ruff.

This would look fabulous on you.

I don't think so.

Eh! It's a little blue.

I'm trying to get out of the blues.

Isn't this awesome?

Well, I like this red one.

[gasps]

Maybe.Thank you very much.

Nice looking hat, DJ.

So let's go change.

And, Sammy, that hat looks great on you.

So while these dudes get into their duds,

We'll go back in Studio G with Sam and Noel.

It's time to earn some points of your own during

the Half-Time Quiz Show.

Whoo!

Let's brush up on the rules.

There are points available.

You have seconds to answer as many questions as you can

Ten questions available at five points apiece.

Are you guys ready?

BOTH: Yes!

And...Let's hope.

Go!

Habitat. Habitat

RUFF: Yes!

BOTH: Okie and Little Joe.

I asked for one but you gave me both. Yes!

Um, a little water spigot.

and a little tree for the little baby gorillas to go in.

Excellent.

Um... Plants.

Veg... vegetables.

Fruits, vegetables...

Gorillas are vegetarians.

so they're fed vegetables and fruits.

Yes!

She maintains the exhibit.

Which exhibit?

BOTH: The gorilla exhibit.

Yes! Good!

Um....

Come on, guys, there's only about seconds left.

Shall we say showing off?

He was showing off?

Incorrect.

Rachel and... Moe. Moe.

Yes!

Eight.

Yes!

Do-si-do! Do-si-do!

Yes!

BOTH: The caller!

The caller. Yes!

That's the quiz.

Whoo! Got that last one in.

Squeaked it under the wire.

FETCH , what do we have?

Now, let's go over the one you missed.

JEANNINE: What he was doing is displaying.

Oh...

I said "showing off." Yeah.

You were close, but "displaying"isthe term.

Now, let's

zoom in on Jay and Harsha at the zoo.

I think I'll give them a call, actually.

These guys were all born in zoos.[phone ringing]

Excuse me.

Go ahead. This is Jeannine.

Jeannine, hey! Ruff Ruffman here.

So what's up, Ruff?I want to know

if you guys are ready to take on something a little more prickly.

JAY: Of course we are.

Prickly?

What are you talking about?

Uh... I'm out of range.

I'm, uh... [imitates static]

...losing you there.

[meows]

Rover and out. [nervous laugh]

I have a feeling we're going away

from gorillas for a while.

When I say "prickly," I mean that literally.

Oh. Hello.

Hey, Dave.

How you guys doing?

Hi, guys. Wow!

DAVE: And her friend Snuffles.

So cute, Ruff.

Snuffles? See, that sounds like something

you could cuddle with. You don't want

to cuddle with a porcupine.

I've got to run-- I've got a lemur

with a runny nose, so, thank you, Dave.

All right. Bye. Thank you.

Thanks, Jeannine!

Dave will take over from here now.

So this is a prehensile-tail porcupine

Do you guys know what a prehensile tail means?

JAY: It curls. DAVE: It curls. Wraps up.

Do you know any other animals that have a prehensile tail?

Possums. Possums. That's a great example.

And that sort of gives you a key of where this guy lives.

And I'm actually going to need your help

because our little porcupine needs a home.

So we're going to be designing and then constructing

his little home and putting it together.

There are a few choices of places to put him

and I want you guys to take a look at them

and see if he'd fit in there.HARSHA: All righty.

Oh, this is great. Jay and Harsha are assistant curators.

They'll design the perfect habitat for Snuffles.

"Ruff Ruffman Orange"?

Well, it's kind of hard to see me, don't you think?

You guys think you know

where Snuffles would be found?

Maybe in the trees because of his tail.

Exactly. They spend almost their whole lives there.

They basically have all their food up there.

What do you think they eat?

A plant... like fruit and...

Exactly-- plants, fruits, nuts.

Uh, they like to gnaw on things.

HARSHA: So we're going to need to get some trees

in that habitat then.

Okay, guys, here's our first possible enclosure.

What do you think about this

for our friend Mr. Snuffles?

JAY: Way too small.

HARSHA: I don't think it's going to work.

A porcupine's going to need more space than that.

So let's head out to a few more.

All right, guys, what do you think about this exhibit?

Uh...There's plenty of dirt.

DAVE: Yeah. HARSHA: No trees, though.

DAVE: No trees, so we're going to have to get some trees.

[laughing]: Look at that guy.

What do you think about this little enclosure here?

This one is perfect. Yeah.

You have shelter, you have trees...

Grass.

It's got everything.

Bingo! This is a perfect space for a porcupine.

Oh. Looks like they've started.

No, no, this is regular handshaking.

Welcome, everyone, to the first-ever

Ruff Ruffman Squaredance.

I love it when everything's named after me!

We have two special guests tonight-- FETCHers

Sammy and DJ.

[applause, cheers]

So, let's square 'em up and let's dance.

This is Matt.

He is the youngest caller in the Hayloft Steppers.

Turn and bow to the partner.

And the corners, too.

Swing a little leather

Swing a little leather round and then

Do an allemande left to your left hand

Matt knows how to rock the mic.

I'd love to be a caller.

Wait. That gives me a great idea.

Bow to your partner, join hands.

Allemande left.

Don't fetch a ride, hold this point to the right...

Challenge number one now.

Ruff, this is so hard.

You're doing well.

You've only been at this one day.

Whoa!

MATT: Get back home, when you get 'er back home,

It's all right when you get 'er back there...

Come back to your partner.

Turn around and bow to the others, too.

Wow!

Ruff, that was so hard, yet so fun.

Well, let me see if I can make it a little bit harder

and see if you still have fun.

JAY: What's all this?

Oh, good. That's the stuff I left.

DAVE: This is some material for you to build this exhibit.

What I need you to do is try to figure out

what you think can be used, what can't be used

and how it can be used.

Are there any things that are

just plain bad for a porcupine,

like the plastic wrap-- could that choke it?

That's a good question. Actually,

there are a lot of things here

that could be potentially bad for a porcupine.

Hmm. I didn't really think about that.

Do they need to, um, have something

to gnaw on so their teeth don't grow?

That's a great point-- they're rodents, basically.

Their teeth grow constantly,

so they do need to chew on things.

Hey, Chet, you're a rodent, right?

Do you gnaw on things to keep your teeth short, too?

Hey, stop that!

Besides gnawing, is there any other behaviors

they have in the wild that we need to consider?

The main thing they do is climb around,

they gnaw, they eat, uh, they pretty much stay solitary,

so there isn't a lot of interaction

with other porcupines, and they have to pretty much

stay away from predators.

HARSHA: I think we can do this.

Good luck.JAY: Let's design a habitat.

Okay, they need to pick stuff that would actually work

at a porcupine habitat.

Extreme habitat makeover.

Okay, we have bones.

Great for gnawing and chewing.HARSHA: For gnawing, yeah.

Bowls for water.For water.

We could use

the PVC piping like a tree

and put the balloons on the end of them.

What happens if they pop the balloons?

I don't know if that's too good.

I think we should stay away from the balloons.

Yeah, porcupine quills and balloons

generally don't mix.

Chet, are you kidding me?

Hey, everybody, we had a special phone call from Ruff Ruffman,

and he thinks the FETCHers are doing such a great job

that he wants them to do a square dance call of their own.

He sent us these special sheets for them to call by.

[cheering]

Are you serious, Ruff?

I don't...

Oh, gosh.

Come on, it's going to be great!

Ladies first. Nope.

♪ [laughter]

DJ: Bow to your partner, and to the corner, too.

Joining hands.

Allemande to the left.

Go FETCH right.

[both laughing]

Come on, folks, go fetch.

Relax into the corner.

[speaking indistinctly]

Swing your partner...

Hey, everybody's looking a little confused.

What's up with this? These aren't the real calls.

Wait, what?

Oh, come on, DJ, you're confusing them.

SAMMY: Men start left.

[laughs]: And for bonus points...

...to the right.

Come on, do the bonus points!

Do-si-do your partner through.

Challenge one.

This isn't working! Oh!

This is a disaster!

What is this, Ruff? "Go FETCH, Blossom to the corner?"

We're having serious problems here.

It's not all about you.

I thought you could just make up the calls.

Blossom, why are you in the corner?

Let's use these sheets-- these might be better.

Oh, good, our young caller has brought in a better script.

...and to the corners, too.

[DJ continues calling]

Side drop to the middle and come on back.

DJ's doing a great job.

Now it's Sammy's turn.

Left to corner, then a right.

Left grand.

Swing the girl across the floor.

Everybody looks a lot less confused.

And bow to your partners.

And to the corners, too.

There we go! Okay!

Well, I want to say thank you to you young people.

You were very good students.

You turned out to be excellent dancers and good callers.

So thank you very much and nice job.

HARSHA: Thank you.

And we have a special dance to wrap things up.

MATT: Everybody circle left, circle to the left...

A little ring-around-posy type deal going on.

[Matt continues rapid-fire, rhythmic calling]

MATT: Go there.

Promenade.

All right, Ruff, we'll see you back in Studio G. Bye!

I think we'll keep dancing for a little while, though.

[music ends]

That is great square-dancing! Ah!

I'm in such a better mood.

Okay, guys, you have your plan ready?

Yeah.Yep.

We have a PVC pole, which the porcupine can climb.

And lots of branches, I see, here, too.

Food and water bowls.

DAVE: Food and water, yeah.

JAY: And PVC treat holders.

Good idea. A porcupine's

a very difficult animal

to build an exhibit for, and one of the best ways Really?

of building their exhibit is to keep it as natural as possible,

because they're going to eat everything in it.

So everything in their habitat needs to be edible!

That gives me a great idea!

Chet! I want you to make me... a deli habitat!

Oh! Awesome! Yes, put some right there.

Oh-ho-ho! That is some good salami.

Realistically, the only thing that could be used in here

are the branches.

What about those bowls?Let's check out what they're made of.

Plastic. Plastic.

DAVE: Plastic.

Plastic will actually make 'em sick.

So why don't we put stuff in there,

and then we'll put the porcupine out

and see how he does.

Hey, Ruff, since Snuffles

can't use these, I'll save one for you.

Okay. Um, I'm not really a plumber, you know.

I don't know what I'd do with those.

You know what,

Chet would love to run through 'em, I'm sure.

A home for porcupines.

Habi-tastic.

[laughs]: Habi-tastic! Nice!

Looks good, guys.

Think Snuffles will like it? I think he will.

DAVE: It takes him a while to get used to it.

Don't be shy, now.

There we go, look at that.

HARSHA: There he goes! Look at him!

He's climbing...

and chewing!

Ruff, he's almost as cute as you.

Ah, the key word being "almost."

Hey, what are you saying there, Jay?

MAN: This is great; it looks like Snuffles is starting to enjoy

his habitat there-- thanks a lot, guys,

you were a great help today. Thank you.

And, Ruff, we'll see you back at Studio G.

Your own habitat.

Got the rawhide.

I like to think that I'm a little above rawhide, thank you.

All right, I am feeling so much better!

Let's get some FETCHers in here.

Let's do it, baby!

And promenading into Studio G now

is DJ and Sammy!Right on, baby!

Whoo!

And right behind them, the happy homemakers,

Jay and Harsha!

All right, is everyone ready

for the Triumph Tally?

ALL: Yeah!

Then tally-ho!

Jay, Harsha,

you learned from the gorillas about habitats

and used that knowledge to help out Snuffles.

He was so cute!

For being fantastic habitat designers,

points!

Whoa!

Snap!

Sammy and DJ,

you learned your do-si-do's from your do-si-don'ts.

A stumble or two here and there, but you're still getting

points!

Yes!Ooh!

And then you were game enough to do some calling.

Go FETCH right.

Even the ridiculous calls that I came up with.

SAMMY: ...to the right.

points!

Nice!

For a total of...

points!

[calling]: But is that all the points a dog can give?

ALL: No!

Look at the camera and tell me what the time is.

ALL: Bonus points!

Oh, yeah!

Today's ten bonus points go to the FETCHer

who explained square-dancing in terms I could understand.

So it's kind of like "Simon Says"? Yeah!

So Ruff says...

Sammy...

[cheering]

...with points,

you're today's daily winner!

Sweet!

Now, Sammy, I have here

two identical square dancers.

Under one square, a prize you'll go ape over!

Under the other, well, you'll go porcupine over.

So which is it going to be,

square A or square B?

B, B, B.Hmm...

A or B, A or B.

Square... B.

Square B.

Well, Sammy, your prize is located...

in the mailbox.All right.

Do-si-do your way over there.

Sweet! It's a dancing gorilla!

That's awesome, Sammy!

A mechanical dancing gorilla!

No habitat is complete without it!It's so cool!

That concludes another exciting episode

of FETCH! with Ruff Ruffman.

You two want to help the others do-si-do out of here?

All right!One, two, three...

Now raise your right-left hand!

And then you spin twice, and you turn the girl.

Then you go like this.

I pass you.

[laughter]

♪ Make a sandwich with some bread ♪

♪ Order takeaway instead

♪ Wonton soup, some dumplings, too ♪

♪ minutes, sir, thank you!

What were we doing?

Well, we were showing a certain mouse

that non-mice can have just as much fun as he can.

Jealous, Chet?

Chet, where were you?

"The Most Rootin' Tootinest Hootinest Hootenanny

in All Fifty States"?

One night only?!

Aw, man, we missed it!

And it looks like it was so much fun!

[loud sobbing]



[Ruff scatting]

♪ FETCH! ♪

♪ With Ruff Ruffman! ♪

[Ruff scatting]

Oh, whatever.

♪ FETCH! ♪

♪ With Ruff Ruffman! ♪

♪ FETCH! ♪