04x11 - Blossom Bawls While Ruff Has a Ball With Balls

[bunniefuu]

RUFF: Yes, it's here! Ooh!

"What is it?"

Only the greatest Ruffman product ever invented.

The Ruffball!

It says here that I promise hours of fun.

Okay, Chet, let 'em loose!

Whoo! Yeah! Ooh, look at that one!

[laughs]: Oh, and that one!

Oh, I love it!

Yeah!

Okay, whew!

Right, hey, how long was that?

Six seconds?!

Hold on, Blossom, there's more fun in these balls.

Just, you know, give it a moment.

Nope, six seconds is all we got.

Wait a minute, I've got it!

I just need to design a game-- a sport.

No one will play baseball anymore

once they start playing Ruff's Ruffball.

Take this down, Blossom.

Uh, you can only touch the ball with your feet.

No, your nose.

No, a sausage. Yes!

Chet, order a hundred sausages pronto.

Ooh, this is gonna sweep the nation!

Ah, Chet!

You got mustard all over the playing field!

Wait, that's brilliant!

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.

♪ With Ruff Ruffman ♪You know, I bet Arthur doesn't have to deal

with stuff like this.♪ FETCH! ♪

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

One of her goals, to make a therapeutic perfume.

Talia!

He still remembers getting lost at SeaWorld

when he was only seven.

Isaac!

His worst habit is biting his nails.

Well, at least he doesn't bite other people's nails.

Brian!

She's been singing in a choir since the age of three.

Bethany!

He wants to be a music producer 'cause making beats is cool!

Sterling!

[Irish accent]: She wants to go to Ireland.

Liza!

Let's get an update on the scores.

Brian in sixth place with points.

Talia in fifth with .

Liza in fourth with .

Sterling down to third with /.

Bethany up to second with /.

And Isaac now in first with / points.

Hello and welcome to another exciting episode of FETCH!

where the sayingYou know it.

"You'll have a ball" means

you'll definitely have at least one ball.

Probably an irregularly shaped one.

[laughter]

So, what would you say is your

favorite sport of all time, Talia?

Tennis.

Tennis.Dodgeball!

Football. Soccer!

Hockey!

Well, you see,

they all involve balls, these sports.

Except, you know, the ones that don't.

But none of them are as fun as Ruffball.

What's that? What's that?

Uh, not really sure 'cause I'm still inventing it.

Oh...But with a name like Ruffball,

it's bound to be exciting!

I mean, this ball has to be good for something.

Uh, what that is I'm not sure.

But it leads us to challenge number one!

[cheering]

Liza, Talia,

you're going to meet Mr. D.

He'll help you figure out what the Ruffball is good for.

Your instructions are in the mailboxBOTH: Yeah!

and the Ruffball is by the window to the left.

So, go fetch!I see it.

BETHANY: Oh, Ruff, it's your stomach!

Whoa, that's...[girls giggling]

Bye, Ruff!Bye, guys!

Bye!

See, the beauty of Ruffball

is that it is so simple!

See, you got this sausage, right?

Now, you can only use your elbows.

Wait, unless it's Wednesday,

in which case then you would have...

What's that, Blossom?

You think it's complicated?

It's as simple as baseball!

You could learn it in an afternoon.

Which brings us to challenge number two!

Sterling,

you will meet Matt and learn

about baseball in one afternoon.

Everything you need to know is in that mailbox.

So, go fetch!All right.

Cool.

See you, Ruff.

See you, Sterling.See you, guys.

As determined by the FETCH ,

Bethany, Isaac and Brian have stayed behind in the studio

but they'll be eligible to win points

during the Half-Time Quiz Show.

Yeah!

Unfair, you say?

Not with the FETCH! fairness guarantee.

All the contestants will have competed

for the same number of points by the grand finale.

For the three kids out on the challenges,

up to points are at stake in the Triumph Tally.

So, what are we waiting for?

Let's get the latest on Liza,

Talia and the Ruffball.

Whoa!

TALIA: It's like an obstacle course.

Oh, look.Are you Mr. D?

Wow. Yes, I am.

Ruff sent us here to learn about what his Ruffball is good for.

I teach physics at the high school level. Cool!

So, I'd love to help you out.

Yay! What are physics? [laughing]

Good question. Part of physics is the study of

how things move and why they move.

Which has a lot to do with what balls do.

Here we have a lot of balls that are about the same size

and they have different uses

that you're probably familiar with.

Take a look at all those old-fashioned balls.

Boring!

There's one really important thing about

what makes a ball a ball.

It's round. This one's...

This...This is, like, not round. It's, like, lumpy.

Hello!

It's supposed to be lumpy.

I filled it with oatmeal.

LIZA: The texture, too.

This one is, like, grippy most of,

like, the majority of it is grippy

and the top is, like, furry.

And these are all the way around are kind of grippy-ish.

This one's odd because... Odd?!

Different textures.it has different textures

whereas these try to be reliable

and have the same texture throughout.

There's nothing odd about Ruffball.

Oh, my Ruffball sausages.

Okay, there's Matt.

Hey, you must be Sterling.Yeah.

Sterling, I'm Matt.Nice to meet you.

This is Campanelli Stadium.

It's home of the Brockton Rox.

We are a minor league professional baseball team.

Okay. You want to learn about the game?

Yeah. The Brockton Rox rocks!

Now, are you a baseball player?

No, but I watch it on TV.

So, you've seen a baseball field before.

There's the bases and then there's

the pitcher's mound in the middle of the infield

where the pitcher throws the ball

to the catcher behind home plate.

You go to first base first, then you run to second base,

then you run to third...

And then fourth base!

..and then you run home. I mean, home.

And whoever scores the most runs in the game, wins.

In the grass out there, that's the outfield.

If the ball goes outside of the foul pole...

Or off the white line right there?

Or off to the left of the white line right there,

then it's a foul ball.

That sounds bad.

Everything inside is a fair ball

and you can play it.

Hmm. Blossom, I may borrow

some of baseball's rules for my game.

All right, Sterling, welcome to the clubhouse.

All the players have their own lockers.

Everybody's dressed, right? We have one for you.

Sterling gets his own locker!

Hat, mitt, bat.

We've got to see what kind of skills

you have out there on the field.

You need to have a uniform.

Oh, awesome!

I'm ready, Ruff.

Uniforms.

Blossom, we need uniforms for Ruffball.

Help me find my spandex and my leg warmers.

Don't make that face.

MR. D: Why don't we look at the individual balls

and think about what they're used for,

and then we can list the properties

that make them good at what they do?

So I guess a soccer ball would be used,

obviously, for kicking.

So kicking is one of the things we use the ball for.

So why don't you try kicking it and see the difference?

Okay, soccer ball.

That was good. Yay, you can kick it.

See? You can kick mine, too.

What... it's like... [sputters]That, like, bounced.

At the end, it curved.

'Cause this went against the wall.

It went, like, all the way to the wall,

and then that one, like, turned.

So this one went a lot farther than this one.

And this went straight, too.

All right, so the Ruffball doesn't roll far or straight.

What about the weight?

Well, the weight-- it's really light.

Light enough to kick and catch?

Yeah. Okay.

Okay, so the soccer ball is light enough

to kick and catch.

So let's try another ball.You want to try a kickball?

Well, clearly, that's made for kicking.

Yeah!

My Ruffball's made for Ruffball.

It's awesome!

TALIA: It bounced a lot on the way there.

MR. D: Bounciness seems to be an important property.

And we call that property elasticity.

Okay, so elasticity is bounciness.

Well, this steamed dumpling has very little elasticity,

however, still delicious.

MR. D: All right, why don't we try the basketball?

So what do we do with a basketball?

You dribble it.Dribble?

In this sport, you're, like, holding it,

and you sh**t it.

TALIA: What about the weight?

It's a little bit bigger,

and it does have the same weight, it feels about.

MR. D: So it's reasonably light?

LIZA: For passing and sh**ting, I guess.

MR. D: Right. The other two were light

so that kicking would work,

whereas this is light for throwing.

But it still has elasticity, so...

MR. D: And the last ball is bowling ball.

It's too heavy.

So it's heavy for control

and so that you can give power

to knock down the bowling pins? Okay.

Okay, now that's dangerous.

Nobody should kick a bowling ball.

Roll!

Now let's roll the Ruffball.

Come on. It's gotta go further than the bowling ball.

Well, it's unpredictable,

and that might be something fun.

Unpredictability is fun.

You hear that?

Let's put that on the packaging, Blossom.

MATT: All right, Sterling,

I got your next challenge for you.All right.

Go to home plate. Great. What are we eating?

We're definitely gonna need plates for Ruffball.

To carry the sausages, of course.

MATT: We have set up here a batting practice mat.

We're gonna teach you the strike zone.

Now the strike zone

starts at the letters of his jersey

and it goes down to his knees.

Right. And below that is a ball, right?

That's right, anything above that is a ball.

The width of the strike zone is the width of the plate.

So if you can imagine a rectangle from Rolando's letters

the width of the plate down to his knees,

that's the strike zone.

And as the catcher sits behind home plate,

there's an umpire behind him that rules whether or not...

That calls.

You got it. Rules whether or not

it's a ball or a strike.

And if it's a strike, Rolando tries to hit it.

Umpires? Maybe we need umpires for Ruffball.

Okay, Sterling, the umpire's right behind the catcher

just like this.

That's a strike.

The ball is just within the strike zone,

and since he didn't hit it, it's a strike.

MATT: That's high. That's a ball.

You got it.

That's outside. Outside?

So that's also a ball.

MATT: It's outside of the zone

to the right-handed hitter.

Ready to call some? Yeah.

RUFF: All right, now it's time

for Sterling to be an umpire.

Strike!

Good strike call, Sterling.

Strike! Two!

Strike three! You're out! Three strikes.

How many outs should we have in Ruffball?

I say .

TALIA: Should we do Ruff's ball?

It's lighter than the soccer ball and the basketball,

but not as light as the kickball.

But it's a lot lighter than the bowling ball. Definitely.

Okay, the two most important properties of the ball

is the weight and the elasticity.

Do you know what exactly is weight?

How can you tell something's heavier?

This one, like, makes my arm, like, go...

But which direction is it going?

TALIA: Down. Down.

That's it.

Oh, so it's like gravity.

LIZA: Gravitational pull.

The gravitational pull. Thank you.

Right, so weight is the force downwards

on something's mass.

And mass is the amount of stuff you've got.

Mass is how much stuff the ball's made of.

And its weight is how much Earth's gravity pulls

on that stuff. [yelps]

Now, mass measures inertia.

And that's how much an object resists moving,

or changing its motion.

Oh, okay.

And the way to feel that is take the ball

and now just move it back and forth.

So something with a lot of mass, like a bowling ball,

is hard to get moving.

But once it gets moving, it's hard to stop.

Whoo-hoo!

[screams, grunts]

Liza and Talia still need to find out

what the Ruffball's good for.

All right, Sterling, this is Chris Miyake.

He's the Brockton Rox manager.

Hi, Sterling. Great to meet you.

Hey, Coach. I'm a coach, too.

Okay, team, let's huddle up.

No, instead of huddle, let's dogpile! Whee!

Oh, sorry, Chet.[squeaks]

Okay, Sterling, we're gonna head out to shortstop

and I'm gonna show you how to

field a ground ball and then throw it to first base.

Feet about shoulder-width apart

so that we can get down, field the ground ball.

Hands up in the throwing position.

Take a step forward.

Up and fire.

Ground ball hit to Sterling right in the mitt... sort of.

Not that easy, is it?

No.

That's why we keep practicing.

And a throw to first base.

Much better.

Infielders usually take

about to ground balls a day to get their practice in.

That's a lot.

Uh-oh. You have to move your feet. Good.

There you go, Sterling.

Set up, throw. Good job.

Now, Sterling's using a glove.

If I'm gonna use a glove for Ruffball,

it's gonna have to be enormous.

What? There's no money in the budget for uniforms?

Use the Ruffball as the uniform?

How am I supposed to do that?

Oh, I see where you're going.

Hey, Sterling, let's go take some batting practice.

There you go.

Sterling's making good contact.

I think I'll contact him. Good job.

[over speakers]: Hey, Sterling, it's Ruff!

Hi, Ruff.

You rocking the Rox out there or what?

Hey, I bet you thinkYeah.

you're playing the game tonight, but you're not.

Okay.

You're not going to play in the game,

you're going to do

the play-by-play for the game.

[laughs]

That's right. You'll be announcing the game with Matt

up in the radio booth, so have fun.

That's awesome!

So Sterling's going to announce the baseball game,

and I'm going to announce

the Half-Time Quiz Show.

with Brian, Isaac and Bethany,

who've got triple brainpower.Yeah!

So let us brush up on the rules.

How many points are available?

FETCHers: !

RUFF: You have seconds to answer

as many questions as you can,

ten questions available at five points apiece.

Okay, you guys ready?Yes!

Let the quiz begin!

Weight?

Yes!

The... the rollability.

It has to be a sphere.

Incorrect.

The water.RUFF: Yes!

The Boston Rox.

The Boston Rox.

No, it's not the Boston.

It's like the Broughton.RUFF: Incorrect.

It has lumps. It's lumpy.

Its shape and its... texture?

RUFF: Yes!Yes!

True or false.

FETCHers: False!RUFF: Correct!

ISAAC: Inertia?RUFF: Yes!

The stadium... The core...

[alarm sounds]Oh, you're out of time.

[Bethany laughing]

Whoa.

[laughing]

Bethany, you okay?

[laughing]: That was horrible.

You guys got five out of ten.

Yes! Yes!

points.

Not exactly a world record.

All right. Let's go over the ones you missed.

What two properties are most important for balls

that are designed for kicking? They need to be lightweight

and elastic.

That's what I was thinking.Oh.

What is the name of the team that Sterling is working with?

It's home of the Brockton Rox.Oh.

Also, what is the name of the stadium

where Sterling's challenge takes place?

Campanelli Stadium.

I knew it started with a "C."I would have never got that.

So, you didn't do so hot on the quiz today.

It happens.

But I have something that should make you

feel better. Grab those helmets in the wagon.

You guys are off to help Talia and Liza in the Ruffball game.

Helmets!

Yes. Extra challenge. Go fetch!

All right.

Bye. Bye, Ruff.

Bye, guys.

So, are Liza and Talia understanding the gravity

of their situation?

Let's find out!

Okay, so why don't we learn more

about these different properties by doing some tests?

Yes! Awesome.

So, why don't we just start with the elasticity,

or the bouncing? Okay.

Let's check elasticity.

So, how high up it bounces back to

is going to be a good measure.

Bouncability. The kickball.

I think the kickball bounced, like, %

of the way back up.

LIZA: Yeah. The soccer ball was %.

It's actually completely right

to say that that's % elastic.

TALIA: Really?

Yeah. Height is the direct measure.

RUFF: All right, Talia.

The bowling ball was, like...

LIZA: Ten percent. ten percent.

So, % for basketball, too?

Here we go, Ruff.

All right. Let's go, elasticity. Yes!

Uh, that didn't work.[snickers]

Well, it bounces.

Bounces about as high as Chet.

Oh, I can't believe a bowling ball

is bouncier than my Ruffball.

So, now we know that our Ruffball

isn't good for bouncing.

Okay, let's look at the basketball,

which is something that you throw.

So, it's elasticity, which we don't have.

Reasonably light.

Oh...

So, it is reasonably light?Oh!

Is it light enough?Yeah. This is really light.

So, it is. It's...

So, actually,

it has all the qualities of something to throw.

Yes. So, our Ruffball is a throwing ball.

It's a throwing ball. Yes.

Now we just need to find a game that involves throwing the ball.

[phone ringing] Oh.

Hey, Ruff. Hey, Ruff.

Hello, ladies. Now, look, I promised

hours of fun when playing with a Ruffball,

and so far, we've only gotten six seconds.

You might have wanted to have made it more of a circle.

Mine's round... ish.

Your next challenge is to make up a game

using the best part of the Ruffball

which is throwing it, and it needs to be fun

for longer than six seconds.

Obviously.

Now, your game testers

will be arriving in minutes for the Ruffball tournament.

Use anything you've got there for the game.

Yeah! Thank you so much.

It's been a pleasure working with you. Thanks.

MATT: Here we are in the broadcast booth.

Rox Radio.

And we have a great view.

We're right behind home plate. Yeah.

What do you think our number one job is?

It's calling the plays and calling what happens.

Home runs and strikes.

All right. We're going to want to hear Sterling's broadcast.

I'll just tune in to Rox Radio and...

[disco music plays]Oh, wait, wait!

♪ Doggie disco fever! ♪

[turns off radio]

Hey. I love that song.

There's a lot of different tools I use to do that.

You've got the most important one right here.

Which is the lineup of everyone, right?

It is the starting lineup for both teams.

I put it in my scorebook

and what I do is I fill in the starting lineup.

I write in all their names and their positions,

and then some stats about them,

so that I have stuff to talk about.

For example, Vinny Pennell hits a ground ball to the short stop,

I also need to tell them something about Vinny Pennell.Okay.

Boy, the baseball announcer has a lot of information

he has to remember.

We're going to start looking at their stats.

Who's the leading home run hitter on our team right now?

Let's see. Melvin Falu.

What's his batting average?..

He's hitting %

of the baseballs... Yeah.

thrown his way.

One of the best hitters on the team.

You definitely want to mention that.

Do you know what an RBI is?

RBI?

Really bad itch?

Ooh, Ah. Right there. Ah.

Its' a run batted in.

So that means, like when you hit the ball

Mm-hmm. and then a guy on third base runs in,

but you don't make a run.Right.

Yeah. So you get a run batted in.

You don't always have to talk about the stats.

You can say Eddie Kim is a left-handed batter. Okay.

You can say, "Eddie Kim has his socks pulled up to his knees."

[chuckles] Sometimes they do.

You'll see.Are you going to say that on the radio?

You bet I will.

Okay, so let's start thinking.

Taggers might have to travel on these or something.

Ooh, I like the bouncing. Ooh.

What are these? Oh!

Little treats.

Those can be, like, our little obstacle cones.

Nice obstacle course. Trampoline.

LIZA: You should have to roll it with our heasds to make it harder.

Aah!

TALIA: Where's the Ruffball?

Huh. I don't see any sausages there, but...

while they finish brainstorming the Ruffball game,

we'll see how the game is playing out with Sterling.

MATT: These are critical minutes

because after the pregame show is over,

we talk until the game is over.

Wow. Okay, seconds.

Ah, it's game time!

[upbeat organ music playing, applause]

MATT: Ladies and gentlemen, once again,

it's time for the Rox!

It's degrees at the ballpark

as Brockton embarks on game number .

Oh, he's live! All right, you're live.

Stepping up to bat is Eugene Julien,

who is actually in Brockton, Massachusetts.

I like your broadcasting voice, Sterling.

That was a strike thrown by J.C. Huguet.

Stepping up to the next pitch.

Pop-up

center field.

Drifting over to right field,

and... caught by...

The right fielder, Josh Burrus.

Josh Burrus. Oh, he's doing great.

What out is that?One out. There you go.

Hey, Sterling, if Ruffball ever takes off,

I think I may put you in the broadcast booth.

Stepping up next is Dominic Ramos.

Dominic Ramos has stolen bases this year.

So the Rox would love to get Ramos on base.

[Sterling chuckles]

STERLING: And he throws a ball outside.

Right?

And Ramos heads off to first base.

MATT: He gets a walk.

Next up is Melvin Falu.

What do we know about Melvin Falu, Sterling?

We know that he's the number two batter in the whole league,

batting at ..

That is quite a batting average, isn't it?

STERLING: It is.RUFF: Oh, did you hear that hit?

Going deep to the left-center field gap.

Racing back, the left fielder Burrus,

he looks up, and it's one hop off the wall

in left-center field.

Ramos is around third base.

He'll come in to score.

First score of the game.

MATT: How about that!

It is now one-oh, Rox.

RUFF: The Rox strike first! Yes!

Look at you, already an old pro.

Sterling's got the skills that pay the bills.

[over headset]: Sterling, it's Ruff.

Hey, Ruff.

Listen, your announcing is awesome!

But I don't want you to come back to Studio G just yet.

I want you to go and play Ruffball

with the other FETCHers.

Okay.

Well, thank you, and I'll see you later.

Sounds good.

Take care. Good luck. Thanks, Matt. Go, Rox!

LIZA: Oh, my gosh...

Here we are!

And here...

are your players!

ISAAC: I got this for you.

Thank you!

BRIAN: We came to play Ruffball.

BETHANY: Do we have to wear these?

LIZA: First you roll the ball with your head.

This is really... Okay.

All right, Liza and Talia

are explaining the rules to the FETCHers.

LIZA: Then you get on the bouncy thing and you bounce.Don't laugh, Sterling!

All the way to the soccer ball.

Then you'll dribble through the Ruff pictures

with a soccer ball.

And then you're gonna bounce again!

And then you jump three times

on the trampoline and sh**t with the Ruffball.

RUFF: Three times on the trampoline, and then you

use the Ruffball for throwing!

And a great throw into the goal!

I will be keeping times.

On your mark, get set, go. Sterling will be our first contestant.

Rolls the ball with his head.

[FETCHers shouting] Gets on the hoppy thing.

Takes the soccer ball around the awesome,

gorgeous pictures of me.

Gets on another hoppy thing.

Gets on the trampoline, one, two, three.

Throw!

There you go! Scores!

[FETCHers shouting]

Isaac has lost his awesome helmet.

Ah, those helmets keep falling off.

Ruff, you really need straps on these things.

Okay, I'm working on that.

Now, here comes Brian. sh**t the ball!

And he's gonna throw the ball or his helmet, which one?

The ball.

The southpaw scores one!

There's Bethany.

Everybody scored a goal today!

So Isaac won!

Victory for Isaac! We all finished in less than a minute.

Less than a minute, but still more than six seconds.

Success!

So, what did you guys think of the Ruffball?

It's really cute.

I thought it was really fun.

I thought this was the best game ever.

BOTH: All right, see you back at Studio G, Ruff.

Okay, guys, see you back at Studio G! Great job!

Blossom, we've got a hit on our hands!

Let's welcome back our contestants!

Liza, Talia, Bethany, Brian, Sterling and Isaac,

welcome back!

Before we do anything else,

I just received this urgent text message

sent by... me.

It says...

ALL: Yeah!

Liza,

your expert ball-handling skills,

and, Talia,

your scale of bounciness,

definitely merit some points.

TALIA: I think the kickball bounced, like,

% of the way back up.

Ruffball hasn't swept the nation yet,

but you're still getting...

ALL: Yeah!

Sterling...

for getting down the baseball basics

and for calling "strike three!" like a pro...

Strike three! You're out!

But is that all the points a dog can give?

ALL: No!

What time is it?!

ALL: Bonus points!

Yeah! As any dog will tell you,

when you're chasing balls, you have to hustle.

And today's bonus points go to the contestant

who really hustled while chasing ground balls.

Seeing that went straight to my heart.

Sterling,

with points, you're today's daily winner.

Now, Sterlinger,

I have here two completed rule books for Ruffball.

Under one rule book, a prize as exciting as I think Ruffball is.

Under the other, a prize as exciting

as Blossom thinks Ruffball is.

So, which will it be?Yeah.

Rule book "A or rule book "B"?

"B"! "A"! "A."

"A."

Sterling, your prize is in the mailbox.

Go get it!All right.

Envelope!"To Sterling, from Ruff."

Something good!

[Ruff humming]"You have won tickets to see the Red Sox

"play the Cleveland Indians.

Good for you and a friend."

That's right, buddy!Yeah!

Enjoy!...the Red Sox, Sterling!

All right, folks, that's our show.

Until next time,

this is Ruff Ruffman saying,

Ruffball! It's gonna sweep the nation!

Go pick one up!Yeah!

See you, guys!Bye, Ruff!

Final seconds here at advanced professional Ruffball.

Blossom has her bowl of gelatin.

Oh, but it's cherry flavored! Penalty!

Chet gets a free kick 'cause it's a Tuesday before :.

The Ruffball lands in the chili. points!

Blossom has to balance the Ruffball on her head

if she wants to convert her points to shmoints

which Chet can only block with an umbrella and a tricycle.

Now, Blossom can bring three more Ruffballs into play,

or two balls and one wheel of cheese,

which will add ten points

divided by the number of Ruffgoals

which will give you a total of...

Anyone for checkers?



[Ruff scatting]

♪ FETCH! ♪

♪ With Ruff Ruffman ♪

[Ruff scatting]

♪ FETCH! ♪

♪ With Ruff Ruffman ♪

♪ FETCH! ♪