02x07 - She Said, She Said/Starfish

[bunniefuu]

♪ Everyone has a special story ♪

♪ Every voice has a melody ♪

♪ We can bring our worlds together ♪

[all] ♪ When we sing in harmony ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Not quite ocean, not quite land ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ So I go with the flow
And I know who I am ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Not quite ocean, not quite land ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ So I go with the flow
And I know who I am ♪

[narrator] "She Said, She Said."

Oh. I hope it starts soon. I can't wait
to hear Riki's new special plant.

-[Kelp] I've never heard of him.
-[Juniper] Me neither.

What do you think it will sound like?

[scatting]

Welcome to a very special performance
of the Green House Symphony.

Special thanks to Kelp,
Pixie, Ollie and Juniper

for all their help behind the scenes.

Woo-hoo!

I am thrilled to announce
that the song's big solo will be performed

by my brand-new Tuba Lily.

Its song is so special,
even I haven't heard it yet.

So, we're all going to hear it together
for the very first time.

Now, without further ado,
I present the plants.

[crowd cheering]

[plants playing upbeat music]

[chuckling]

Wow.

[Kelp] This is it.

The big solo.

Here it comes.

[loud blaring]

[all gasp]

What's going on?

Is this part of the show?

[gasps] Uh...

Intermission. Totally planned.

Be right back.

This definitely wasn't planned.

Come on. Let's go help Riki.

What's wrong, Riki?

I'm afraid the Tuba Lily
has somehow lost its voice.

-That's awful.
-Oh, poor Tuba Lily.

How?

The Tuba Lily is a sensitive plant.

It could be any number of things.

Overfeeding, underfeeding.

Too much sun, too much shade.

It's even frightened
of certain shades of purple.

Oh, no, Riki. I'm kind of purple.

Was it me?

No, Ollie. It wasn't you.

-Then what was it?
-[Pixie sighs]

I know.

-You do?
-Really?

Well, it all started...

We were backstage helping Riki
get ready for the concert.

[humming]

Here you go, rattle-beans.
I have big plans for you.

[Kelp] Come on. Try to keep up.

Hey, Kelp. What are you doing?

I'm trying to teach the vines
a dance for the show, but watch.

They're not keeping up.

Oh, Pixie, I'm lost.
Only you can help me now.

I didn't say that.

It was something like that.

Hmm.

Let's get these vines dancing.

Ooh.

Thanks, Pixie.

It's working!

Now they're keeping up.

Riki, what are you doing back there?

Looking for my Tuba Lily.
I think it's nervous for the show.

I just put it somewhere safe,
and now I've forgotten where exactly.

I'll be on the lookout, Riki.

Thanks, Pixie.

[Ollie] Heads up!

Ollie?

Sorry about that, Pixie.

What is this?

Great Great Grandicorn's uni-form ball,
with a little extra glitter.

It's part of my lighting plan
for the concert. [gasps]

[gasps then grunts]

It won't stay up.

Oh! I don't know what to do.

Only Pixie can help me now.

I didn't say that.

It sure sounded like it.

Uh...

This tree looks familiar. Hmm.

Do you have a mirror?

[chuckles] What?
Why would I have a mirror?

Oh, yeah. Look in that bush.

My aunti-corn taught me

that there's one thing
these trees love most.

Sunlight.

Whoa.

So cool. Thanks, Pixie.

Huh?

Riki, you found the Tuba Lily.

But why do you look so serious?

Oh, Pixie,
this thing takes so much extra care.

And you're the only...

The special one who can save it.

Wait, I...

Oh, never mind.

It's all right, little lily.
There's nothing to be frightened of.

Glitter!

[trumpeting softly]

Oh, no. Tuba Lily.

So, you see, Juniper must've
scared the lily with her glitter-etti.

-That's why it lost its voice.
-[Juniper] What?

No. It wasn't my fault.

Oh, no. It's all right, Juni.

You didn't know the lily was so sensitive.

-But that's not even what happened.
-What do you mean?

I'm glad you asked.

[growls]

-What are you doing?
-[screams]

[leaves rustling]

Practicing my faces for the concert.

Ooh. Pretty lights.

Yeah, it's for the performance,
but it's missing something.

And I just can't put my hoof on it.

Hmm.

I don't know what it's missing,
but I bet I can cheer you up.

That's nice.
But you're so little and young.

Hold on. I didn't say that, did I?

Maybe not at that exact moment,

but you'd be surprised how much you
all tell me how little and young I am.

Anyway...

Hmm...

How to cheer up Ollie...

[gasps] I know! Glitter!

Good one, Juni.
Glitter always cheers me up.

[gasps]
That's what it was missing: glitter!

Hmm. What's this lead to?

Hmm.

[gasps] My Tuba Lily! You found it.

I better get it ready for its big solo.
Thanks, Juni.

Happy to help.

[Kelp] Yeah. You got it.

Wow, Kelp. That dance looks great.

Oh, hi, Juni. I didn't see you there.

[chuckles] You are so little and young.

I don't remember saying that.

This is my story. Let me finish.

Hmm. I feel like something's missing.

Ollie was missing something too.

I helped him.

Yeah? How?

Glitter!

That did cheer me up.

Too bad I still don't know
what to do about the... [gasps]

Juni!

That's exactly what they are missing.
A little sparkle.

Thank you.

I'm getting really good at this.

-[wagon approaching]
-Huh?

[whispering]

[Juniper] They don't look happy.

Pixie's definitely gonna need
some cheering up.

[whispering continues]

Yep. She's lucky I'm here.

Glitter!

Oh, yuck.

Oh, gross. Juni, what are you doing?

-Cheering you up.
-No, you're not.

I'm only trying to help.

You're too little and too young to help.

I didn't say that.

You said something like that.

-Oof.
-[Tuba Lily trumpets]

[groans]

It's okay, lily. Pixie's wrong.

I can help.

I bet you feel much better now.

So, you see, Pixie scared it
when she bumped into it,

and that's why it lost its voice.

That's not what happened.

Is so.

-Is not.
-Is too.

Actually, your story
is how you saw things, Pixie.

And Juni, yours is how you saw them.

We all see things a little differently
because, well, we're all different.

But it was still Pixie's fault.

Not me. You.

The truth is,
you're both a little to blame.

-Huh?
-What?

Well, you both said you fed the lily,

and I did mention earlier
that it shouldn't be overfed, so...

-Oh, yeah.
-You did say that, didn't you?

Overfeeding clogs the lily's stems.
That's why it lost its voice.

Which means all we gotta do
is help wash it down with a little water.

[blaring tunefully]

Now are you ready
to finally hear this lily sing?

-Oh, yes!
-Oh, yeah!

[both] Yay!

Um, ding, ding!

Intermission's over.

Let's pick up where we left off.

[crowd cheering]

[plants playing upbeat music]

[blaring tunefully]

[Juniper] Wow. Totally worth the wait.

I'm sorry, Juni.

I guess I jumped to conclusions.

Yeah, you did.

But it's okay.

And I'm sorry too.

[music continues]

[crowd cheering]

[narrator] "Starfish."

So, what's our plan for the day?

-Have fun!
-Have fun!

Right.

First, the sunken ship for playtime.

Then Mrs. P's for snacks.

Mrs. P has the best snacks.

She really does.

Mwah. And after our power snacks,
we'll help Mom and Dad with projects.

Mom and Dad always have projects.

It's gonna be a rad day. So much to do!

Yeah.

Unlike Starfish. That little dooper
never does anything.

[Starfish snoring]

All right, let's get this day started.

-Oh, yeah.
-I love our days!

Huh?

[dance music playing]

[grunting]

Whoo! Whoo!

[stomach gurgling]

[all laughing and whooping]

[sniffs]

[laughter from outside]

What should we play now?

-Uh...
-Hmm.

-Think, think, think.
-I know.

Let's see if the Magic Ship Hole
has anything for us.

-Oh, yeah.
-Great idea.

[all] Oh, mighty, marvelous ship hole.

What wonderful wonders await us today?

[gags]

Thank you, Magic Ship Hole!

Every time. How does it do that?

I don't know, but it always works.

So, what should we play with our new ball?

[gasps] I know.

Let's play barrel drop. You first, Kelp.

Whoa.

Yes!

Nothing but barrel.

Huh?

[chuckles] Oops.

Guess the barrel doesn't want your ball.

My turn. Watch and learn, unicorn.

Woo-hoo!

Huh? Oh, but it went straight in!

[both laughing]

[groans]

Huh?

Okay, this is really weird.

Let's check it out.

[gasps] Maybe the barrel is magic too.

-No way.
-What kind of magic?

[Scallop]
I don't know. Barrel magic probably.

Ooh! Ah!

We gotta get going if we're gonna make it
to Mrs. P's for snack time.

Right, we gotta beat Mr. Pearly.

Last time, he ate all the good ones.

-[Kelp] Very true.
-[Cruz] He eats a lot.

Hop on, brother. I'll get us there fast.

[all] Snack time, snack time, snack time.

Hi, kids. Perfect timing.

Yay!

-Snacks!
-You make the best snacks, Mrs. P.

Ah!

[Scallop] Mm!

Yum. Sea grape jelly
on saltwater crackers.

My favorites.

Good stuff, Mrs. P.

Thank you, Cruz.

What's that, Mrs. P?

Ah. That? Well, I've been
working on this collage,

but I think it's missing something.

-What do you think?
-[with mouth full] Looks great to me.

[in normal voice]
I mean, looks great to me.

I feel like it could
use something right here.

[Kelp] Hmm. Yeah, maybe.

-[gurgling]
-[Squeaks] Squeak!

Ah!

[squeaking]

[giggling] Squeak!

Thanks, Mrs. P.

My pleasure, kids.

Don't forget to check for crumbs.

No crumbs. I'm a very clean eater.

[gasps]

Mrs. P, maybe this is the missing piece
for your collage.

I think it just might be.
Let's see how it looks.

[Cruz] Ooh.

-Nice job, Scallop.
-So sparkly.

I think that's exactly what it needed.

Scallop, you've quite the artist's eye.

Thank you.

As soon as I saw it, I thought that
would be perfect for your collage.

And you were right.

You know, I think this collage
belongs in the Tuskington home.

What do you think? Would you like
to take it home to your mom and dad?

Thank you, Mrs. P.
Dad's gonna cry when he sees it.

He always cries at really beautiful stuff.

We can take it to them right now.

We're on our way
to meet them at the garden.

Yeah, it's project time.

Well, don't let me keep you
from project time.

Off you go. Have fun.

Bye, Mrs. P.

-See you tomorrow.
-And thank you.

Hi, Mr. Pearly. Bye, Mr. Pearly.

Hiya, kids. Bye-ya, kids.

Who ate all the sea grape jelly
and saltwater crackers?

[chuckles]

Ah.

Aw, fish fins.

Did we miss project time?

What are these for?

Alarm bells.

[all] Alarm bells?

In case any intruders try to sneak off
with the sea grapes, we'll hear them.

[bells ringing]

[chuckles] You know your father.
He's very protective of his sea grapes.

[gasps] Ooh. What's that?

Mrs. Polydopoulos wants us
to have this for our home.

Yeah. She couldn't figure out
how to finish it.

But then I found this pearl right here.

[suspenseful music playing]

[squeaking]

Hi!

Oh, you know, maybe you kids
can go pick some sea grapes

for Mrs. Polydopoulos
as a thank you for this lovely gift.

-Yeah. She'll love them.
-That's a great idea.

-We'll take her some right now.
-I'll get the basket.

We don't need to pick
any sea grapes. Look.

-Huh? I don't remember picking those.
-Ah, well,

the older you get,
the easier it is to forget these things.

[gasps] How dare you?
I am aged to perfection.

[both] Oh, Dad...

Well, we better do a quality check
before you kids take them to Mrs. P.

Gotta make sure they're good.

[chomping]

Approved!

-Now, who wants one, huh?
-I want one, please!

-Me too, Mr. T.
-Me, me.

[yawns, then squeaking]

[whistles]

[upbeat music playing]

I hope Mrs. P likes the sea grapes.

I hope she makes more sea grape jelly
on saltwater crackers with them.

Same.

Hey, look.

Boy, that old dooper
really hasn't moved at all.

[snoring]

Glad I'm not a starfish.
It doesn't look very exciting.

Yeah. Not like the day we had.

What's that?

[Cruz]
I don't remember that being there before.

It definitely wasn't.

You know,
before I learned I was a unicorn,

there was a whole world of unicorns
I knew nothing about.

Maybe Starfish has a whole world
we know nothing about.

-Yeah, you could be right.
-Maybe.

[continues snoring]

-Nah.
-Doubt it. Come on.

We gotta get these sea grapes to Mrs. P.

Oh, yeah.

[theme music playing]