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04x27 - On a Roll!/Home Is Where the Fruit Is

Episode transcripts for the TV Show "Doc McStuffins". Aired: March 23, 2012 - April 18, 2020.*
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A magical animated series about a six-year-old girl, Doc McStuffins, who has the ability to talk to and heal toys and stuffed animals!

04x27 - On a Roll!/Home Is Where the Fruit Is

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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 ♪
- CHILLY: Hello!

♪ 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 ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins
and her crew ♪

♪ Are gonna take
great care of you ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ At the McStuffinsville
Toy Hospital ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ At the McStuffinsville
Toy Hospital ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ At the McStuffinsville
Toy Hospital ♪

[ giggles ]

DOC: Okay.

[ all saying good-bye ]

G'day, mates.

Wildlife Will,
what happened?

It's like this, Doc.

I was hot on the trail
of a rare waterless whale.

You mean Wellington?

Right. They call it
a Wellington.

Fascinating species.

Just as I caught up to him,
I ran into a curb,

tipped over,
and hurt my arm.

And my chair.

Come on, Will.
Let's get you and your chair

all fixed up.

There you go, Will.

This bandage should hold
your wrist in place

until it feels better.

And your wheelchair
is good to go.

Thanks, mates.

Now I can get
back to my mission.

About that...

why were you following
Wellington in the first place?

Crikey, didn't I tell you?

I'm making
my very own book.

It's calledA Field Guide
To The Creatures of
McStuffinsville.

Wow, what's it about?

This is just a guess,

but... the creatures
of McStuffinsville?

That's right,
rare and fluffy lamb.

It's a guide to
all the wonderful

and interesting creatures
right here in this town.

So far, I have a feisty
yet friendly cheetah,

a cute and gentle
elephant,

a colorful
yet noisy parrot...

STUFFY: Hey,
that's me.

You even got
my best side.

Indeed.

My book wouldn't
be complete

without a wild
blue dragon.

Oh... [ giggles ]

I'm impressed.

It looks like you've put
a lot of work into your book.

Right you are, Doc.

I've always wanted to make
my own field guide

like all the other
great explorers.

Finishing this book
would be a dream come true.

Which reminds me,

I better get
back out there.

I have the last few
creatures to find.

How'd you like
to come along?

All of you.
It'll be aces.

And fun, too.

Let's head out
into the field.

Okay, Will, what do
we look for first?

Right. Now in these parts,
we're searching for

a fascinating
springy fox.

Over there.

You mean
Sproingo Boingo?

That's the one.
I've gotta get a picture.

Let's go.

Ha ha, this way.

Let's go.

Just a sec.
Right.

I'll be there
in a jiff.

Are you okay?

I'm okay.

But where's
the springy fox?

Is he still there?
Oh, he's gone.

I was so close.

Oh, you need a--

- Frog!
- You need a frog?

No. Look, the rare
popping frog.

I've been looking
all over for him.

Why, that's
Pop-Up Paolo.

- Stop!
- Wait!

He's too far away
to hear us.

Let's hop
our honkers
after him.

Whew! How many pictures
did we get?

That would be, uh...

Let's see here.

None.

Hm. Not as many
as I thought.

Oh, I'm having so much trouble
getting the pictures I need

for my book.

It's okay, Will,
you'll get 'em.

Maybe.

Do you think
Wildlife Will is okay?

He's usually
so adventuresome,

but today,
he keeps falling behind.

Lambie's right.

I had to help him
up the curb.

And I had to help him
through the gate.

And I had to help him,

because he was afraid
of that blinking street light.

That was you, Chilly.

Oh, right.

But does it have to
flash so fast?

It makes me nervous.

You know, you all
might be right.

It does seem like
Wildlife Will

is having a lot of trouble
getting around McStuffinsville.

Maybe there is
something wrong with him.

The rare popping frog.
Come on!

Come on, honkers.
Hop to it.

Come on.

Almost there.

Come... on...

[ crashing sounds ]

- LAMBIE: Will!
- Wildlife Will,
are you okay?

My chair.
It's pretty banged up.

And I think
I twisted my arm a little.

I'd say
more than a little.

We need to get you
back to the hospital
right away.

But what about my book?

First, let's
fix you up.

Then we'll figure out
how you can finish your book.

Okay, Will, your arm
will be perfectly fine.

Great.

But your wheelchair
is more banged up

than a bear
in a bumper car.

It'll take some time
to put it back together.

Sorry, but you're going
to have to stay here
for a little while.

Crikey.
That's disappointing.

I was so close
to finishing my book.

Now I don't know
if I'll ever finish it.

Sounds like you
could use a cuddle.

Absolutely.

Hmm.

Guys, I'm wondering
about something.

Ooh, is it how do they get
lollipops so round,

'cause I've always
wondered that, too.

No, Chilly.

I'm wondering why Will's
wheelchair keeps
getting banged up.

Whatcha thinking, Doc?

I have some ideas.

Hallie, will you stay here
with the patient?

Sure thing, Doc.

You're all
coming with me.

We need to do
some investigating.

This is the first place
where Will got left behind.

It was easy for us
to run onto the curb,

but for Will
and his wheelchair,

it was hard.

And here at this gate,
we walked through easily,

but it was too narrow
for Will.

He got stuck.

And the steps of
the train station--

we just ran right up.

But Will couldn't do that.

That's why he fell.

That's right.

I think I have
a diagnosis,

but it's not for Will,
it's for McStuffinsville.

The town is sick?

Oh, I didn't even know
I had to worry about that.

No, Chilly,
the town isn't sick,

but it does need
some fixing.

Our town has
no ramps-atosis.

Wildlife Will
keeps getting left behind

because it's tough
for him to get around

in his wheelchair.

The town isn't welcoming
or safe for him.

- We need to change that.
- How, Doc?

We're going to make
McStuffinsville accessible
for all toys.

Well, let's get started...

as soon as someone tells me
what accessible means.

It means easy to use...
for everyone.

♪ Let's make it safe
for everyone ♪

♪ To make their way
down the street ♪

♪ Accessible to everyone ♪

♪ Of every ability ♪

♪ Let's go build
the world we'd like to see ♪

♪ A McStuffinsville
for all ♪

♪ Ramps and rails
and wheelchair trails ♪

♪ A McStuffinsville
for all ♪

♪ We'll find a way
'cause we've got the will ♪

♪ Let's go change
McStuffinsville ♪

Good work, everyone.

I think we're ready
to show Will

the new McStuffinsville.

Look, Doc.

My arm's feeling better.

And my chair's
fixed, too.

I'm ready to
get back out there,

and take some pictures
for my book.

I just hope I don't
have trouble again.

Will, I have a feeling

things might be
a lot easier this time.

What's all this?

STUFFY: It's a new,
accessible McStuffinsville.

It's a ramp.

And another one.

Oh, crikey,
these are amazing!

I can get around,
no trouble at all.

We put them all around
McStuffinsville,

and wider gates,
and breaks in the sidewalks.

And an elevator, too.

You shouldn't have
any trouble

getting around with
your wheelchair anymore.

You did all this for me?

- [ all agreeing ]
- Why?

Because you should live
in a place that's easy
to get around,

and we were happy
to make it that way.

You all sure know how
to make a fella feel great.

Ha ha!

♪ I feel better,
so much better ♪

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

♪ I didn't feel so good
till you fixed me ♪

♪ Like I knew that you would ♪
Ha ha!

♪ And I feel better,
so much better now ♪

Crikey, I don't know
what to say, other than--

Sproingo Boingo!

I was gonna go with
thank you.

No, look.
There he is.

LAMBIE: And there's
Pop-Up Paolo.

Everyone, let's roll.

- Ha ha, I did it!
- [ water splashing ]

Look over there.

Wellington?

Ha ha, I got the pictures
for my book.

[ all cheering ]

How about you
take one more

of a rare
and cuddly lamb,

who's very
proud of you.

It would be
my pleasure.

What a picture.

Wildlife Will,
don't tell me

you're hurt again.

Not at all,
remarkable hippo.

I'm here to
show you all something.

DOC: Your book!

That's right.
I finally finished it.

I'm so proud of you, Will.

Go on, Doc,
open it.

There's something
I want you to read.

"This book is dedicated
to Doc McStuffins

and her amazing team,

who made McStuffinsville
accessible to everyone,

and helped me
finish my book."

That is
baa-eautiful.

It sure is.

Oh, oh, I just
had an idea.

I'm gonna make
a book, too.

The greatest explorers
of McStuffinsville.

Say snowy snowy snow cones.

Snowy snowy snow cones.

Okay, I got the greatest
explorer in McStuffinsville.

Oh, but who am I gonna put
in the other pages of the book?

[ all giggling ]

[ giggling ]

Come back,
floaty flower.

[ giggling ]

It's a great day
for police patrolling.

Thanks for letting me tag along,
Officer Pete.

No problem, Deputy Stuffy.

But what're you
doing out there?

I'm on lookout.

The wind doesn't
bug me.

Ptooey!

It's swallowing bugs
that bugs me.

Oh, I caught you.

I caught you,
floaty flower.

Wait. Uh-oh.

Oh, no. Where did
my house go?

I lost my house.

I'm... I'm lost.

[ wind gusts ]

Hey, you see anything worth
reporting out there, Stuffy?

Well, that depends.

Is a crying toy
worth reporting?

What? A crying toy?

- [ siren blaring ]
- Oh, you better believe it.

Point the way,
Deputy Stuffy.

Over there.
Crying toy
straight ahead.

[ crying ]

Hey there,
little porcupine.
Why are you crying?

I think I'm lost.

What's
your name?

Rocky.

Well, Rocky,
I'm Stuffy,

and Stuffy's
a brave dragon.

[ hyperventilating ]

You're really breathing
heavy, so I'm gonna take you

to meet my friend Doc,
so she can make sure
you're okay.

I'm a police officer,

and Stuffy here
is my deputy,

so you can
trust us.

Then, once Doc
gives you a check-up,

we can get you home.

Deputy Stuffy,
I'm scared.

That's okay.
Here.

Whenever you're scared,
just squeeze my hand,

and dragon braveness
will sh**t out from
me to you.

B-shzoo!

Okay. B-shzoo!

Let's go.

[ Stuffy imitates
siren ]

Okay, Rocky, I wanna
listen to your breathing

with my stethoscope.

Is that okay?

[ breathing hard ]

Whatcha thinkin',
Doc?

Rocky's breathing
is definitely too fast.

I think I better
do a full check-up

before I make
a diagnosis.

- Oh!
- Don't worry, Rocky.

I'm sending you
dragon braveness.

B-shzoo!

B-shzoo!

And you are in for
a real treat, too.

This is
my favorite part.

♪ 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 ♪

Never get tired
of that one.

Do you have
a diagnosis, Doc?

I can't find any problem
besides Rocky's breathing.

We definitely need to try
and calm her down.

Don't worry.
The snowman's
got this one.

Okay, Rocky, this is
my patented snow technique.

It'll help you relax
and calm down.

Imagine you're
a tiny snowflake,

blowing through
the cold, cold breeze.

Stuffy?

Go for it.

Okay.

You're dancing
in the air.

Up so high,
you'll never melt.

I'm a tiny snowflake,

dancing in the air.

It's working, Chilly.

You're doing it,
snowflake.

[ breathing slowly ]

Just as I thought.

Rocky, you were just
breathing fast

because you were upset.

But now, it's
back to normal.

You look much better.

Great. So now that
you feel better,
let's take you home.

Home? But I don't...

[ hyperventilating ]
know where it is.

Do you know
your address?

No.
[ hyperventilating ]

Hmm. Hallie, why
don't you pull out
the Big Book of Boo-boos.

Hoppin' to it like
a hippo playin' hopscotch, Doc.

My diagnosis is
address-a-no-go syndrome.

Rocky's breathing fast because
she's scared of being lost.

And she's lost because
she doesn't know her address!

Is there a cure?
There's gotta be a cure.

Right? Oh, boy,
I could use the snow
technique myself

right about now.

I'm a tiny snowflake,
I'm a tiny snowflake.

- I'm a tiny snowflake.
- Comin' through.

We need to keep Rocky calm
while helping her remember

where she lives.

First things first.

Cuddles.

You, too, Chilly.

Mmm. Nothing like
a good cuddle.

Remember your happy
snow place, Rocky.

Squeeze my hand.

BOTH: B-shzoo!

[ breathes deeply ]

Rocky, do you remember
anything from home?

Any familiar sights
or sounds you can
tell us about?

Um, well,

near my house,
there's lots of fruit.

- Fruit?
- Yeah.

And my house is
a big pineapple.

A big pineapple?

Do you live in
a grocery store?

I have always wanted
to spend the night

in the freezer aisle.

[ giggles ]

That's probably
not it, Chilly.

Wait just a minute.
A big pineapple.

Does that sound familiar,
Officer Pete?

It does.

That sounds like
Fruity Tooty town.

Oh, yeah, it does.

Is that where
you live, Rocky?

In Fruity Tooty town?

I... I don't know.

[ hyperventilating ]

Rocky, remember that
you're a brave dragon.

B-shzooooo!

Stuffy, are you
all right, sugar?

Yeah, yeah,
I think so.

[ giggling ]

I think we should head out
to Fruity Tooty town,

and see if that's where
Rocky is from.

That's our best bet
right now.

Okay. I just need
to shave my beard off first.

[ all giggling ]

DOC: Wow. So this is
Fruity Tooty town.

CHILLY: This place looks like
a great big board game.

OFFICER PETE:
Yeah, that's right.

Fruity Tooty town
is a great big board game.

[ all exclaiming ]

- Is this where
you live?
- Yeah!

Do you remember which
part of town you live
in, Rocky?

No.

I just remember that
my mom and dad and I

play the game
every time we come home.

If we get to
the end of the game,

that's where my house is.

In Fruity Tooty town,

you can only hop on
the board spaces

when they light up.

And they only light up
when you roll the dice.

[ all exclaiming ]

The only way to get
from place to place

is to play the game.

Well, then,
let's play the game.

That way, we'll make
our way through town,

and find Rocky's house.

PETE: Good thinking, Doc.

This road looks
pretty confusing.

Rocky, will you explain
the rules to us?

Yeah. We all take turns
rolling the dice,

and moving
across the board.

- Three.
- STUFFY: All right!

And if we make it
to the finish,

we'll find my house.

Well, then, I say
we get started.

B-shzoo!

B-shzoo!

Let's just make sure
not to forget

why we're playing
the game, okay?

HALLIE: To get
our little cutie pie home.

Care to do
the honors, Rocky?

Yeah.

Yay, six!

Way to go, Rocky!

- DOC: One.
- CHILLY: Two.

- HALLIE: Three.
- CHILLY: Four.

- DOC: Five.
- ROCKY: Six.

- CHILLY: Yeah!
- DOC: Good job!

Come on, Chilly.

Yay!

This isn't red
because it's hot, is it?

It could melt my snow.

Oh, Chilly.

[ grunting ]

All right!
Bring it home!

[ laughing ]

I landed on
a pink space.

Baa-eautiful!

Hm. Nope.

BOTH: B-shzoo!

STUFFY: This way.

Yay! Go, go!

Hip, hippo, hooray!

DOC: We made it.

Now does anyone see
Rocky's house?

Is that it over there?

My house. My house!

[ all exclaiming ]

Papa. Mama?

- Rocky!
- Mama! Papa!

BOTH: Rocky!

We were looking
all over for you.

We're so glad
you're okay.

Thank you for
finding our daughter,

and bringing her home.

We're together
again.

But what if, um,
what if I get lost again?

What do I do?

♪ Stay calm ♪

♪ Don't run away ♪

♪ Whatever you do ♪

♪ Find a grown-up
who's safe ♪

♪ And help them help you ♪

♪ Remember your numbers ♪

♪ Important ones
you should know ♪

♪ Remember your numbers ♪

♪ Your address at home
or your parents' phone ♪

♪ Stick with your group
when you're wandering 'round ♪

♪ And if you get lost,
you'll be safe and sound ♪

♪ Remember your numbers ♪

♪ Wherever you go ♪

I can do it!
I'll know my numbers,

and I won't
wander off ever again.

That's good
to hear, Rocky.

But just in case,

here's some ID bracelets.

I wrote your address
on them,

just in case you ever
get lost again.

That way, you can always
find your way home,

even if you forget
the numbers.

Thank you,
thank you.

Now I can always
get home,

and I have
a cool bracelet, too.

So can we play
the game again,

now that Rocky's okay?

It was really fun.

I think it'll be fun
to play again.

- Yeah!
- All right.

Huh? Aw, you're not
scared again,
are you, Rocky?

You're home safe.

Thanks,
Deputy Stuffy.

Oh, of course.

We brave dragons
gotta stick together.

Should we go play?

Mama, Papa,
can I go, too?

Just stay close
to Stuffy and Doc.

And don't wander off,
Okay?

I won't, and I
won't get scared,

because I have
dragon braveness.

BOTH: B-shzooooo!