02x27 - Let the Nightingale Sing

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♪ The Doc is in
and she'll fix you up ♪

♪ If you're a toy,
then you're in luck ♪

♪ It's okay,
don't be afraid ♪

♪ The Doc really
knows her stuff ♪

♪ Doo, doo, doo,
you know it's good for you ♪

♪ The Doc is gonna
help you feel better ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh,
it's the place to go ♪

♪ When you feel a little
under the weather ♪

♪ Let Doc McStuffins
do her thing ♪

♪ To get you
right back in the swing ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ Come let the visit begin,
the Doc is in ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ Come let the visit begin,
the Doc is in ♪

Let The Nightingale Sing

Shh.
Doc's reading.

Oops, sorry.

Shush!
Shush!

Stuffy, quiet.

[ shouts ]
I'm being quiet!

Doc,
what are you reading about?

The great
Florence Nightingale.

[ squeals ]

Only my favorite lady
in the world,

besides you, Doc.

Scooch over,
I want to read with you.

Shush-shh!

Oh, shush yourself, Stuffy.

My feet honk,
I can't help it.

[ giggles ]
Stuffy.

Shh!

Oh,
you just shushed Doc.

Oh, yeah.

[ chuckles ]

Sorry.

Doc, why is Florence Nightingale
so great?

Well, she was
the first real nurse.

Before Florence Nightingale,
nurses weren't trained.

But she changed that
and started a school

to teach them what to do.

I wouldn't be the hippo
I am today without her.

She taught nurses
all over the world

how to take great care
of their patients.

I want to hear about her.
Read to us.

Well, when she was young,
Florence lived in England.

Oh, I love England.

Been there a million times.

Oh, really?

Yeah,
you go past the park,

take a left,
then take your first right

and England's right
somewhere around there.

You can't miss it.

Stuffy,
England is a country

that's across the ocean
from us.

And by go-past-the-park,
that's what I meant.

I say,

did I hear you talking about
dear old England?

My homeland.

Well, technically

the toy store on Main Street
is my homeland,

but, ha-ha,
you know what I mean.

Anyway, Florence lived there
a long time ago.

Like, almost 200 years ago.

It was really different
than today.

There were no cars
or telephones

or electricity.

That's why Florence was known
as the Lady with the Lamp.

She had to use
one of these

to look in on her patients
at night.

I sure wish
I could have met her.

Let's see if you can.

Well, how is that possible?

Oh, you never know
what you can do

with a little magic.

[ all gasp ]

[ all exclaiming ]

By Jove, where are we?
Now I know I'm seeing things.

Where are we?
So that just happened.

[ gasps ]
Oh my gosh!

It worked!

We're in the past.

STUFFY: In England?

HALLIE: 200 years ago?

DOC: I think so.

'Tis England.

Why, I'd know it anywhere.

I'm going to
kiss the ground.

Not actually as good an idea
as it might at first seem.

Hah!

Nice clothes.

Speak for yourself.

My hat is growing.

That's a top hat,
Chilly.

That's what gentlemen wore
in the 1800s.

Oh.

[ chuckles ]

And I guess
gentle-snowmen, too.

Oh, look!

My dress is baa-eautiful!

Mine too.

What in the waltzing walrus
am I wearing?

That's an old-fashioned
nurse's uniform.

Oh, I knew I liked it.

[ all giggle ]

Oh, look.

A horse and carriage.

And it's coming right at us.

Look out!

Oh, no!

Feet not moving.

Wait.
Don't have feet.

[ shouting ]

Chilly!

He's gone.

No wait.

It's stopping.

Someone's getting out.

[ gasps ]
'Tis a lady.

I don't care
if it's the Queen of England.

Y'all better go
stuffed now.

I heard
someone calling out.

Is everything all right?

No.

Actually, I lost my stuffed toy
under your carriage.

Oh, dear!

That's terrible.

Oh, there he is.

I'm terribly sorry.

We didn't see him.

I know
you didn't mean it.

But he's going to be hard
to reach.

Well, we're not going to
let that stop us, are we?

You saved him.

I did,

but I'm sorry to say
he's very messy.

He sure is.

You'll just have
to come to my house

to get him cleaned up

and I won't take
no for an answer.

Well, then
I won't say no.

Good.
My name is Florence.

Nice to meet you,
Florence.

Wait...

Florence?

What's your last name?

Nightingale.

We can't believe it's you.

And by "we,"
I mean me.

And, of course,
you're you.

Who else would you be?

Oh, I'm Doc.

Doc McStuffins.

What an unusual name.

Well, then, Doc McStuffins,

let's get this toy
cleaned up, shall we?

We shall, indeed.

I'll get some soap and be back
before you know it.

Wow!

Is this a real life castle?

No.
It's Florence's house.

It's baa-eautiful.

I can't believe

I'm in the house of
Florence Nightingale.

Whoo-wee!

[ gasps ]

Be still my knightly heart.

A real live knight.

[ sniffles ]

'Tis my honor
to meet you, sir.

[ laughs ]

You've got a good old
stiff upper lip, don't you?

I don't think
there's anyone in there.

You cannot just knock
on a knight's armor.

Oh, sure you can.

Hello?

Anybody home?

Shh. Shh.

Miss Florence will hear you.

Oh, good point.

Ahh!

Well, now there's
someone in here.

Me!

Ooh, nice echo.

Hello, echo, hello, echo!

Oh, I suppose as the only
knight in this castle,

I shall have to save you.

[ grunts ]

Here I am!

You two are noisier
than a Neanderthal

having a nightmare.

That's what I've been
trying to tell him.

Oh, dear.

Hmm.

Oh! My snow melted
and now I'm brown.

That's just dirt, Chilly,
but we're going to get you

cleaned up
and checked out.

Well, guess I'm headed
for the laundry machine again.

They don't have
washing machines

in Florence's time,
remember?

So how's she gonna
get me cleaned?

Go, stuffed old chaps.

Come with me.

Let's have
the little stuffed man.

His name is Chilly.

[ Chilly giggles ]

Pardon?

Did you hear something?

What? Me?

Uh, no,
didn't hear anything.

Right then, let's get this
little chap cleaned up.

[ giggles ]

I definitely heard something

and it seems to be
coming from your doll.

[ giggles ]

[ gasps ]

Florence, I'm gonna
tell you something--

something
I never told anyone else

before, ever.

What is it?

I can't believe
I'm going to do this.

But I am, so here it goes.

Florence,
I'm called Doc

because I'm a doctor
to stuffed animals and toys.

Really?

How thrilling.

That's not all
I want to tell you.

I know
this will be surprising,

but I can also
talk to my toys.

[ giggles ]

Oh, I talk to my dollies
all the time.

Right, the thing is my dolls
and stuffed animals

and toys,
well, they talk back.

That's funny, I thought
you just said they talk back.

I must be hearing things.

Hearing things?

Oh, you should really
see a doctor about that.

[ gasps ]

[ squeaks ]

That fish is moving
and squeaking.

Oh, no!

Why are you screaming?

Did you see a spider?

Because if you did,
I'm gonna scream, too!

You can all talk.

Um, yes, but Squeakers
here only speaks Squeak.

And I can hardly
talk because...

[ screams ]

I can't believe
I'm talking to you!

I'm pretty sure
I can't believe it more.

So this is real.

As real as rain
in a rainbow.

[ chuckles ]

M'lady, me thinks
you need a cuddle.

I don't know
what a cuddle is,

but if you think I need one,
I'm sure I do.

That should make
you feel better.

It truly does.

Now that you've settled down,

it's probably time
to introduce ourselves.

We're Doc's toys.

My name is Hallie Hippo
and I'm a nurse

just like you are--

Just like you are not,

because you're a little girl.

So why would you be a nurse?

I don't think I follow.

I think
that's for the best.

Sir Kirby,
at your service.

I'm Stuffy.

I'm Lambie.

I'm Chilly.

And gosh, I'm sorry
if we scared you.

I--
I was a little startled.

Oh, I've had
"the startles" before.

[ chuckles ]

They don't last long.

I'd better give
Chilly a check-up.

Now that he's clean,
I want to make sure

he didn't get hurt
when he got run over.

You know you don't need
a reason, Doc.

Just check-up away.

There's one more thing
you should know.

My toys don't just talk,
they also sing.

♪ Time for your check-up,
time for your check-up ♪

Oh, my!

♪ I'm gonna check your ears,
check your eyes ♪

♪ Find out
how much you've grown ♪

♪ Time for your check-up ♪

♪ I'm gonna
listen to your heartbeat ♪

♪ Fix you up, ready to go ♪

♪ Time for your check-up ♪

♪ It's okay if you giggle ♪

♪ This will only
tickle a little ♪

♪ Time for your check-up ♪

♪ Time
for your check-up ♪

Chilly just needs
a kiss and a cuddle.

Your prescription
is filled.

Doc, could you--
would you--

Oh, is there any way

you could bring my toys
to life as well?

Oh, she sure
as stuffing can.

Are you ready
for this?

Are you ready
for this?

I am.

I'm terribly excited.

Ooh, hello, ooh!

c*ck-a-doodle-doo!
What's happening?

Cheerio, chaps!

Hi there, everyone.

I'm Doc, Doc McStuffins.

Hello.
Well, blimey.

Hello, Doc.
Nice to meet you.

And I've got
someone very special

I want you to say
hello to.

Unbelievable!

Oh, it's Florence!
She can hear us.

I can't believe it.

[ gasps ]

I've pretended I could
talk to you all for so long,

but now my wish
has come true.

I'm so excited
I could just crow.

c*ck-a-doodle-doo!

'Ello, 'ello.

Bernard here.

Oh, but then, you know that,
don't you, hmm?

'Cause you named me.

Ah, it's a silly thing
to say, isn't it?

[ sighs ]

You're not silly, Bernard.

You're lovely.

Always have been.

[ clears throat ]

Ma'am.

Admiral Fiddlesticks
at your service.

Your name is
Fiddlesticks?

[ laughing ]
That's funny.

And by "that's funny"
I mean, it's not funny at all.

It's a very serious name.

[ sniggers ]

Fiddlesticks.

Oh, it's lovely to talk to you
after all these years, Mum.

It is, isn't it?

♪ Can't believe it's real ♪

♪ You can talk
and laugh and feel ♪

♪ And looking back
I've always had ♪

♪ So much to say to you ♪

♪ We've got
so much to tell you, too ♪

♪ The way
that you make me smile ♪

♪ With a cheerio
or c*ck-a-doodle-doo ♪

♪ We've played
along silently ♪

♪ From long train rides
to hide and seek ♪

♪ Now that we're finally
talking face to face ♪

♪ There's so much to say ♪

♪ So much to say ♪

♪ So much to say ♪

Well, I just have to give you
a proper bear hug now, don't I?

Here I come.

I knew that bear
looked like a fine fellow.

You'll have to get in line
after me, love.

Aw.

[ sniffles ]

You're making
the big brave dragon cry.

Aw, big bear too.

Ooh!

Ooh--

Careful there, old timer.

I say,
are you quite all right?

Oh, I'm fine.

Just missed me step on account
of me button eye.

I'm sure Florence
will just fix you right up.

Fix me right up?

Little lamb, my button
has been missing

since last spring.

[ all gasp ]

That's an awfully
long time.

You've been
broken that long

and your kid
hasn't fixed you?

No.
She hasn't fixed any of us.

We're all broken,
but we just thought,

once you're broke,
that's your lot in life.

Oh, it doesn't have
to be that way.

Doc,
we could use your help.

What's up?

We noticed
that Florence's toys are all...

well...

broken.

It's true.

I love them so.

And well,
I play with them quite a lot.

Sometimes, they break.

When you're a toy,
it's an occupational hazard.

But why haven't
you fixed them?

I-- I don't know how.

But, Doc, you can fix my toys,
can't you?

Uh...

Well, why don't you show me
what's wrong?

I can't salute properly.

Ten hut!

Oh, my.

Well, that could happen
to the best of us.

Good of you to say it,
old chap.

Good sir,
what are you made of?

I have one word for you,
plastic.

It's the future.

The porcelain on my face,
it chipped ages ago.

I still have the piece.

I was cuddling her
when I was sick

and she fell out of bed,
poor dear.

I'm supposed to peck
at the ground when I move,

but my wheels have been jammed
for such a long time now.

Doc,
can you fix them?

Of course.

[ cheering ]
Can she?

Blimey!
What does she mean?

Good thing I brought
your doctor's bag back in time.

Even 19th century Hallie

is always
on top of things.

Ain't that the truth!

Florence,
I can fix your toys,

but I'm gonna need
your help.

Me?

But, I-- I don't know how.

Not knowing how to do things
has never stopped me.

Come on, sugar.

If a hippo can do it,
so can you.

I suppose that's right.

Just stick with me
and I'll show you what to do.

Thank you, Hallie.

You're very kind
to take me on.

Take you on?

Oh, girl,
if only you knew.

Well, let's just say
I'm honored

to be working with you.

Well, I'm honored
to be working with you, too.

I think we'd better
take the Admiral in first.

His arm
might take a while.

Jolly good!

[ laughs ]

Florence,
can you hold his arm?

What if I hurt him?

You won't.

You can do it.

You're right.

I can do it.

Right-o!

I'm in ship shape now,
aren't I?

Paste?

Leave this one to me.

Paste.

You go, girl!

Go where?

[ Hallie laughs ]

I can see!
I can see!

Oh, no!

[ nervous chuckle ]

Maybe I'm just clumsy
after all.

Hah!
The best toys are.

[ exclaiming ]

See?

Stuffy.

[ all giggle ]

[ Pip whimpers]

Oh, she's scared.

Comforting scared patients
is a nurse's bread and butter.

Pip, I'm right here.

Oh, I'm scared,
really scared.

When I was scared
of the dark,

you used to
always be there for me.

I'd hold you
until I felt better.

And I'd do anything
for you, Mum.

And I'd do anything for you.

I won't let go of your hand
until Doc's done.

Are you ready?

As long as you're here,
I am.

She's a natural.

Go ahead, Doctor.

Broken or fixed,
that's the face I love.

Let's see.

Hmm.

Let me help you.

The lady with the lamp.

That's perfect.

There!

Now that's something worth
crowing about.

c*ck-a-doodle-doo!

I love helping you all
so much.

It makes me
want to crow, too.

c*ck-a-doodle-doo!

[ all laughing ]

Ma'am, you are the very model
of a modern major doctor.

Three cheers for Doc!

And Florence!

ALL: Hip-hip-hooray!

Hip-hip-hooray!
Hip-hip-hooray!

♪ I feel better ♪

♪ I feel better ♪

♪ So much better ♪

♪ Thank you, Doc,
for taking all the ouches away ♪

♪ Didn't feel so good
till you fixed me ♪

♪ Like I knew that
you would ♪

♪ And I feel better ♪

♪ So much better now ♪

c*ck-a-doodle-doo!

Thank you, Florence.

We feel fantastic.

I feel quite fantastic
myself.

I know.

I feel great every time
I make a toy

or a kid feel better.

Oh, I wish I could be a nurse
like you, Hallie.

Well, why can't you,
sugar?

I-- I don't know
the first thing about medicine

for people or toys.

You looked pretty good
out there.

Besides, you can be anything
you want to be

when you grow up.

I can?

You can.

You can be a doctor
or a nurse or a scientist.

You just have to love
what you do and work hard.

Sure.

Like I want to be an acrobat
when I get older,

so I've been practicing.

[ grunts ]

I've still got some work to do,
but someday I'll do it.

So if I want to be a nurse...

You can be a nurse.

I know you can do it.

I really, really know.

Like, trust me, I know!

Zipping it now!

♪ That was fun ♪

♪ Look at all the work
we've done ♪

♪ If I could be anyone ♪

♪ Or do anything ♪

♪ Healing and helping
would top my list ♪

♪ You'll see ♪

♪ You have to choose
carefully ♪

♪ Pick what you love
and you could be ♪

♪ The next
and the very best ♪

♪ Doc or nurse
or scientist ♪

♪ There are no limits ♪

♪ Push till you win it ♪

♪ Soon all your dreams
are coming true ♪

♪ If you can see it ♪

♪ Then you can be it ♪

♪ Do what you love ♪

♪ And you'll love
what you do ♪

♪ There are no limits ♪

♪ Push till you win it ♪

♪ Soon all your dreams
are coming true ♪

♪ If you can see it ♪

♪ Then you can be it ♪

♪ Do what you love ♪

♪ And you'll love
what you do ♪

Oh, thank you all
so very much.

I know what I'm going to be now
when I grow up, a nurse,

just like nurse Hallie.

Aw, that is sweeter than sugar
on a sundae.

I want to grow up
and do something important.

I want to help people.

Oh, I'm pretty sure
you will.

And, I just wanted to say,
thank you, Hallie.

Oh, no!

No thanks to me.

Thank you,
Florence Nightingale.

Thank you.

It's time for us to go.

Admiral, it was a pleasure
to serve with you.

Ow!

I'm okay.

Must have an over-strung spring,
old chap.

No, I don't have
any springs.

That mistake was all me.

[ Lambie giggles ]

Oh, bowing.

Not easy
for a snowman.

Whoa!

I sure am glad
I live in the future.

Thank you for showing Florence
how to take care of us.

I promise
I'll make you proud.

I know you will.

Oh, I can't believe we got
to meet Florence Nightingale.

I know.
That was totally amazing.

I wonder
if she followed her dreams

and became a nurse.

Oh!

ALL: Chilly!

Of course, she did!

She became the greatest
nurse of all time, remember?

Oh, yeah!

That's our Florence
all right.

But what's that?

It's-- It's me.

Whoo-wee!

It's me.

Hi, sweetie, just wanted to see
how your book was.

It was so good,

it was almost like the story
just came alive.

[ giggles ]

Night, sweets.

Night, Mom.