03x09 - Nurse's Office/A Case of the Glitters

[bunniefuu]

♪ 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 ♪

♪ If 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.

[ giggles ]

[knock on door]

Hey, Donny,
what's up?

I'm really stumped
on my math homework.

- Can you help me?
- Sure.

Okay, think of
this math problem

- as a pizza.
- Yummy!

[giggling] If there are
eight pieces of pizza,

and you, me, Mom and Dad
all had a slice,

then it looks like this.

Hey, we ate
half of it.

That's right.

Thanks, Doc.

Oh!

[toys saying hello]

Brushing up on your
studies, I see.

That's right, Professor.

I was just helping Donny
finish his homework.

Oh, how I would love
to be in the classroom

molding young minds.

I don't know.

A school sounds
pretty scary to me.

All those heavy books,
and the tests,

and what if all the answers
made my brain grow too big

for my head?

I like to say that school
is about spreading

your knowledge wings.

It isn't something
to fear.

Brave dragons aren't
afraid of anything.

Even school.

Allow me to put
my dragon smarts to the test.

Four times four
divided by two

plus three equals exactly...

I have no idea.

If Stuffy can't do it
with his dragon smarts,

I don't have a chance.

Sure you do, Chilly.

School is really fun.

I like science
the best.

I'm learning about things
I'll need to know

to be a real doctor
when I grow up.

If you want to become
the toy of your dreams,

you have to go to school.

Well, you know,

I've always wanted to be
a snowman when I grow up.

You are a snowman.

But I don't know how
to predict the weather.

Oh, you mean a weatherman.

Yeah! Chilly the snowman
the weatherman.

Oh, then I could make sure
everyone knows

when to dress warm,
wear sunglasses,

or grab an umbrella.
Oh!

Anyway, I'd love
to be able to know

when to worry about
melting.

Those are the things
you can learn about in school--

how the snow falls,
the reason for rainbows,

everything a weatherman
needs to know.

School is where it begins.

If only there was
a school for toys.

Stuffy, that's
a great idea.

I know, right?

But what's a great
idea exactly?

You can all go to school.

A school for toys.

And Professor Hootsburgh
can be our teacher.

Will there be tests?

What if I get
all the answers wrong?

I freeze up when
I get nervous.

And if I freeze up,
I'll turn into an iceberg,

and if I'm an iceberg,
I'll never be a weatherman.

My dream is over
before it even started.

Whoa, whoa, Chilly.

You can still
follow your dream.

And besides,
school is fun.

♪ What if I get scared? ♪

♪ Your friends
will be there ♪

♪ What if I can't spell? ♪

♪ Your teacher will help ♪

♪ There's so much
to learn and to know ♪

♪ What if it's too hot
or what if there's a test? ♪

♪ You'll give it
all you got ♪

♪ And then go to recess ♪

♪ Get all your things
and let's go ♪

♪ Two, four, six, eight ♪

♪ What do we appreciate? ♪

♪ School is awesome,
school is great ♪

♪ Just getting started,
we can't wait ♪

♪ School is awesome,
school is cool ♪

♪ We never run out of
fun things to do ♪

♪ When we're at school ♪

[bell ringing]

Oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh!

Yes, Stuffy.

I think Hallie
is late for class.

Nonsense, sugar.
I'm the school nurse.

School nurse?

That's right.

Students get boo-boos
just like everybody else.

I'll be in here
if anybody needs me.

Aren't you gonna
go with her, Doc?

Nope. I'm a student
today, Stuffy.

Awesome!

Just don't let Hootsburgh
catch us passing notes.

Attention, students.

Welcome to
The History of Toys 101.

Who can name
the first plush toy made

during the Cuddly revolution?

- I know, I know!
- Me, me!
- I know. I know, I know!

I must remind everyone
to raise your hand

if you know the answer.

I have no hands.

How royally unfair.

I think it's
a teddy bear.

Chilly.

Oh, uh... well, uh,

the first plush toy
was, um...

it was... mmm, mmm...

I got this one
for you, Chilly.

The answer is
a teddy bear.

That is correct.

- Good job, Lambie.
- I knew that.

I knew it, too.

I was so nervous
I'd get it wrong,

I didn't say anything.

If I miss another question,

Professor Hootsburgh
is gonna throw me out of class,

and I might never
get to be a weatherman.

What wintery toy
was the first to feature

a carrot for a nose?

You should know
the answer to
this one, Chilly.

Or should I say,
you shouldsnow
the answer.

I should? I mean,
yep, uh-huh, totally know it.

Then raise
your hand.

Chilly?

The answer is...

Something is wrong
with my arms.

They're not raising.

Professor, I need to go
to the nurse.

Do you want me
to go with you?

Oh, no, no, no, Doc.

- That's okay.
- [Squeaker squeaks]

Hallie, I have gooey gluey
arm-stuck-atosis,

and it is bad!

Never heard of that before.

Well, it's, uh,
it's rare.

I can't raise my hand,

so I probably shouldn't
go back to class.

Hmm.

Looks like you have gooey gluey
arms-unstuck-atosis, sugar.

Oh, that bad, huh?

Well, I really better
stay here then.

Mm-mm. No siree.

You're fine to go
back to class.

Off with you now.

Oh, heh-heh, right.

I'm goin' back
right now.

Here we have
an active volcano.

Who can tell me
what is going to happen?

Oh, no. Is this a test?

Uh, I need to go
to the nurse.

Again? Why?

Well, uh...

before I melt.

Yeah, that volcano
is gonna erupt.

Class, Chilly was
indeed correct.

Now watch
the volcano erupt.

Cool!

Sudsy lava.

Yikes!

Yeah, science isn't
your best subject.

You know, if there's
one thing I learned
in science class,

it's that, um...
snowmen melt.

I better cool down.

Sugar, your temperature
is as fine as springtime,

and so are you.
Back to class.

Attention,
my mathematicians.

If Glo-bo has two blocks,

then picks up
two more,

how many blocks
does Glo-bo have?

I'm sure it's four.

I think it's four.

But what if
I'm wrong?

Who thinks
they know the answer?

Professor, I'm, uh...

allergic to numbers.

Ach-two, ach-three!

Ach-four!

I gotta go
to the nurse.

There's nothing on
your chart about

you being allergic
to numbers.

Sugar, I'm more puzzled
than a polka-dotted porcupine.

Whatever you have,
I got no cure.

I think we better
get Doc.

Oh, no, you don't
need to get Doc.

Your artwork
is looking splendid.

Lambie, which is
my better side?

Left, right,
left-right, left-right,

left-right, left-right...

I'm gonna say
the non-smooshed side.

Doc, this nurse needs a big
hippo helping of a hand.

But Doc's a student
today, remember?

But I need
a real toy doctor, stat.

I better get
to the clinic.

[Professor] Oh, indeed.
Class dismissed.

Chilly, you're
a perfectly healthy snowman.

You're cleared to
go back to school.

No, I can't go
back to school!

Chilly, why not?

'Cause my gooey gluey
arm-stuck-atosis flares up

every time I try
to raise my hand,

and I'll probably melt,

and I'm allergic
to numbers.

So I shouldn't go back
to school. Ever.

But Chilly, I just
gave you a check-up.

I'm pretty sure you don't
have any of those things.

♪ Hey, what's going on? ♪

♪ Tell me what's wrong ♪

♪ I know there's
something we can do ♪

♪ It might not be clear,
that's why I'm here ♪

♪ Tell me what's
bothering you ♪

♪ Got something
on your mind ♪

♪ Don't you keep it
inside ♪

♪ You're gonna be fine ♪

♪ Hey, tell me
what's wrong ♪

♪ What's going on? ♪

Well, the truth is,

I was pretending.

I was afraid I'd get
all the wrong answers.

But Chilly,
all students make mistakes.

But what if I'm
not a good student
like you, Doc?

How will I ever
become a weatherman?

Chilly, I think
I have a diagnosis.

But I made it
all up, remember?

There's nothing made up
in the Big Book of Boo-Boos.

You have a real case of
fakey-sicky-school-iosis.

It happens to kids, too.
Even me.

I've been nervous to go
to school a couple of times,

but even if
you are nervous,

you shouldn't pretend
to be sick.

Just be honest
with your teacher,

- and she'll help you.
- I hoot to that.

You'll never learn anything
if you keep hiding from class.

Making up illnesses
is never a good idea.

It only makes
the school nurse worry

more than a wobblin' walrus
on a whitewater raft.

I'm sorry, Doc.
Can I be cured?

Of course you can, Chilly.

You just need to give
school another try.

But what if I'm
wrong again?

As long as
you try your best,

that's all
that matters.

Yeah. If going to school
means I'm one step closer

to becoming a weatherman,

then I'll do it.

Everyone look
to the sky.

Who can tell me
what those clouds mean?

Chilly.

Those clouds mean

we're gonna have...
beautiful weather today?

That is... correct.

Way to go, Chilly.

[all exclaiming]

And I think we can expect
a cold front

to move in tomorrow,
bringing waves of arctic air,

along with some
wintery showers

I affectionately
refer to as snow.

You are a marvelous
student, Chilly.

You are well on your way
to becoming the best
weatherman I know.

He's already the best
stuffed snowman I know.

Oh, thanks, Doc.

This school for toys
thing is pretty fun.

Now class, it's time
for some more fun!

Recess!

Recess? Wow!

School just keeps
gettin' better.

Beware of the five-tailed
spike-asaurus.

[roaring]

I made a pom-pom-asaurus.

A dinosaur can never have
too many pom-poms.

What's your dino, Doc?

Hmm.

A sparkle-saurus.

[gasps]
I love sparkle-sauruses.

I know what this dino needs.
Be right back.

[woman] Alma, time to go
to the farmers' market.

Coming, Mom.

Oops. I got glitter on
Dress-up Daisy.

Oh, no!

Well, it goes with
her sparkly outfit.

My sparkle-saurus is done.
- [Donny] Awesome!

I love it!

Bye, Donny,
bye, Doc.

Bye, Alma.

I'm gonna show Mom
my dino.

[roars]

Hi, guys.

[toys saying hello]

Ooh, who's
the little lady?

Who are you calling lady?

Oh, me.

Look at all
these shiny stickers.

Oh, pom-poms.

I've got the perfect outfit
for these.

Go, team, go, team.

Go-oo-oo-o, team! Whoo!

[laughs]

Hey, what's this white
stuff on my arm?

That's just paste.

But paste is sticky.

[gasps] Look!
I'm stuck.

Stuck forever!

Chilly, I can just wash
the paste right off.

Whew! You are
a lifesaver, Doc.

So who wants to go
on an adventure?

- Me!
- I do!
- Well, that depends.

Okay. Close your eyes.

Okay.

Now open them.

That was kind of
a short adventure.

That wasn't
the adventure.

Finding the sparkle-saurus
is our adventure.

Oh!

What's a sparkle-saurus?

And should we be
a-scared of it?

It's a very sparkly
dinosaur that I made.

You should definitely
not be scared of it.

I'm ready...

for compliments.

Now that is
a fashion yes.

That hat is
baaa-eautiful.

Everyone ready?

- Yes.
- Aye, aye.

[Lambie giggles]

[Stuffy] Yay!

Sh! We don't wanna
disturb any wild animals.

What? Wait.

You didn't say anything
about wild animals.

Chilly, it's just
pretend, remember?

Well, then, I would like
to register a pretend complaint.

Can I be
the leader, Doc?

After all, I have
an explorer hat.

I am quite the looker.
Watch and learn.

I call this
the look and pivot.

Look over here.
Pivot.

Look over there.
Pivot.

[all exclaiming]

Check this out.

Look over here,
and pivot.

- Oh, no.
- Aah!

My pivot needs
some practice.

Yeah. Can I be
leader now,

so I can wear
Daisy's explorer hat?

Of course you can.

Oh, I feel like
a real explorer,

who is extremely
fashionable.

Follow me
up the mountain.

Ah! We made it!

No sparkle-saurus.

But look at the view.

Just baa-reathtaking.

Oh, my head is feeling
kind of itchy.

Who else wants to lead?

Oh, me, me, me!

[laughing]

Okay, explorers,

be prepared to go over
this pit of hot lava.

Whatever you do,
be careful not to fall...

like that.
Don't fall like that.

I was showing you
what not to do.

Now I'm getting itch-edy.

I need to tag out.
Chilly.

But what about
the wild animals?

There are no
wild animals.

That's what they want
you to think.

- Chilly.
- Okay, okay.
I'll lead.

Follow me across
this very dangerous...

soft green grass.

What? There could be
danger here.

Wow, bein' the leader
sure is itchy.

I resign.

Who's ready for
a winding hike up to...

the cliffs of doom?

Which is really just
the picnic table.

Are you guys okay?

Well, except for
the extreme itchy itches.

I didn't know one toy
could have so many itches.

My itches have itches.

I think I need to take
you all in for a check-up.

[Chilly] Good idea, Doc.

The doc is itchy.

I mean in.

Hi, Doc.
Who's the patient today?

[all complaining]

They look itchier
than a porcupine
covered in pine needles.

Can you handle
this many patients, Hallie?

Sure as shoeshine.

We just need to tackle this
one toy at a time.

- Who's the itchiest?
- Oh, oh, pick me.

We got our hands
full, Doc.

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

♪ 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 ♪

Everyone looks
okay to me,

except for
the itching part.

Better look
a little closer.

I found something
in Daisy's hair.

It's glitter.

Hmm. Alma was using glitter.

Oh, how very
fashion forward of her.

But she was only
playing with you.

So how could all of you
be itchy?

Stuffy's got glitter.

And Chilly
and Lambie, too.

Well, I'll be
an itchy iguana.

They've all got glitter.

I have glitter?

How baa-rilliant!

Look how my plush
sparkles.

It is sparkly,

but I think the glitter
is making everyone itch.

That's okay.

I can live with
the itching.

Okay, no, I can't!

Everyone, I have
a diagnosis.

You all have
a case of the glitters.

I'm itching to put that
in the Big Book of Boo-Boos.

Now the real question is,

how did the glitter
get on all of you?

So this is kind of like
a mystery?

I guess so.

Yes!

Hmm. ♪ Dun dun dun dun dun ♪

Itchy, itchy.
Uh-huh.

I found a clue.

- That's me.
- Aha!

So... what are you
hiding, snowman,

if that is
your real name.

It's not my real name.

My real name is Chilly.

Ah! Just as I suspected.

So did I solve anything?

[sighs]

Let me think about this.

Alma must have gotten
glitter in Daisy's hair.

Then I brought you all
to life,

and we went exploring
for the sparkle-saurus.

First I was the leader.

And then I was the leader,

and wore my fabulous
explorer hat.

Then I wore Daisy's hat,

and led everyone
through the garden.

And then I wore
Daisy's hat,

and took everyone
through the lava pit,

which I did not
fall in.

Okay, a tiny fall.

And then I wore
Daisy's hat,

and led everyone
across the grass.

You all wore
Daisy's hat.

So the glitter
must have come from there.

[gasps]
Pink paisley pants!

It was me!

I gave everyone
the glitters.

I'm afraid you did.

Mom and Dad always told me

it's important not to share
hats or hairbrushes,

because if one person
has itchy glitter,

then everyone might end up
with itchy glitter, too.

Yeah, that's great, Doc,

but when are we gonna
stop itching?

- Oh, the toy-manity!
- It's so itch-edy.

We need to get the glitter
off of you right away.

But since you're toys,
that's easy.

Everyone shake.

Shake. Shake, shake, shake.

Wait. I'm still itchin'.

Shake one more time.

Oh... oh!

Hey, no more itching.

You're all officially
glitter-free.

And Daisy's hat
is all clean.

Not a speck of glitter
anywhere.

Now we can get back
to our adventure.

Aren't you coming?

I think I'll
stay inside.

Yeah, it's
too, uh... rainy.

[scoffs]
Rainy?

- I mean snowy.
- It's snowing?

The one day I didn't
check the weather.

It's not raining
or snowing, Stuffy.

Why don't you
wanna play?

Is it... me?

You don't wanna
come near me

because of my glitter.

Where are you going?

To my closet.

If no one wants
to be around me,

then I'll just
go away.

I think you hurt
Daisy's feelings.

Oh, we didn't
mean to, Doc.

It's just, we don't want
to get more glitter.

The glitter is all gone.

You won't get
any more on you.

I promise.
And you know,

even though the glitter
came from Daisy this time,

it could've happened
to anyone.

♪ Glitter can happen,
glitter can happen ♪

♪ Glitter can happen,
glitter can happen ♪

♪ Glitter can happen
to anyone ♪

♪ To avoid it,
here's what you can do ♪

♪ Take care not to share
your comb, hat, or brush ♪

♪ 'Cause glitter
can happen to you ♪

♪ Glitter can happen,
glitter can happen ♪

♪ Glitter can happen
at any time ♪

♪ You might need
a special shampoo ♪

♪ To ditch the itch
Of a glittery sitch ♪

♪ Glitter could
happen to you ♪

♪ Glitter could happen
to you ♪

I feel terrible.

Can we tell Daisy
we're sorry?

I think she'd like that.

Daisy, I am...

What are you wearing?

I was upset,
so I was trying out

some new outfits...
all at once.

Daisy, we're sorry.

We didn't mean
to make you feel bad.

Now we know any of us
could've had the glitters first.

You still wanna play?

Um, does the right jumpsuit
say sophisticated yet sassy?

That's a yes!

Hooray!

Let's dress up.

I'm ready to explore again.

And look what I found.

Three brand-new
explorer hats.

Now each of us
can wear our own hat,

and no one will
get the glitters.

This is great.

Let's go find
that sparkle-saurus.

[whispering]
I see something.

[normal voice] Follow me!
The sparkle-saurus.

[all exclaiming
happily]

With the right outfit,
you can do anything.

And with the right friends,

you can have
the most fun adventures.