01x05 - Rainy Day

[bunniefuu]

[blows]

[singer] ♪ Let's go down
the open road Here we go ♪

[background singers] Ohh! Oh!

♪ Hanging with all the
friends That I know ♪

♪ On and on and on and on we
go Party down like animals ♪

[background singers]
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

[singer] ♪ You got the
love, you don't let it go ♪

♪ On and on until we lose
control Party down like animals ♪

[background singers]
♪ Oh, oh, animals ♪

[vocalizing]

- [rain pattering]
- [chickens clucking]

[Tucker barking]

- [Jonas] What a rainy day!
- [Jacky giggles]

[thunder rumbling]

[lamb bleats]

[sheep bleats]

[Tucker barks]

[chickens clucking]

[goats bleating]

[goats bleating]

Here. To keep you snug and warm
on a rainy day, my goaties.

[Al] Jill, egg is snuggly
and dry in here with us.

That's right, Al and Pickle.

Keep your egg cozy and
warm under the straw.

Yep. We won't ever let it
roll away from us again, Jill.

[Jill chuckles]

You two stay happy and dry with egg
in here while I go and get my sheep.

Soggy sheep. [laughs]

Soggy sheep that will
soon be shivering sheep

if I don't find them now and
bring them back to the barn.

[Tucker barking]

Coming, Tucker!

- [goats bleating]
- [chickens clucking]

Whoa. Easy, my goaty.

You need to stay in
the dry today, okay?

I know you want to play outside,

but if you little ones get wet,
then you'll get cold and sick.

Understand?

Thanks!

Oh, Tucker, you're so wet.

Puppy shake.

- [barks]
- Much better.

Are you trying to
tell me something?

[chuckles] He is!

My Tucker woofs like this
when he can hear something

and he wants you to know it.

[Jill] You can hear
something that we can't hear?

[Jacky] He can!

- Clever pup!
- [Tucker barks]

Your woofs are telling
me that it's important.

Is it my sheep?

[barking]

Are they wet out here?

He's saying yes! You
understood him, Jill!

I did.

Thanks, Tucker. Can you
lead me to them, please?

[barks]

Use your super-dog
hearing to lead the way.

Good luck.

[Jill] Thanks, little sis.

[Jacky] Jill! The goats!

[bleating]

Oh, no. Goaties, you have
to stay inside, please.

[bleating]

Goats on the run
in the rain, Jill!

Okay, Dad.

[groans] Flipping hell.

- [bleating]
- [Jonas grunts]

[chuckles] Ah. No. Come on.

Here.

[Jill] Come on, my
goaties! Come on.

[Jonas] A wet, cold farmer
can't help their animals.

[Jill sighs, groans]

[Jonas] There we are.

Uh, Dad? This is your rain mac.

I know. But I can't find
your mac. Sorry. [chuckles]

- Are you nice and dry in there?
- Yeah. [giggles]

[Jacky] Hey!

Look, the rain stopped, Daddy.

Oh, yeah. Thanks, rain.

No rain, no goat problem.

Now my goats can play out here

while I go and find where
my wet sheep have got to.

Except, I think it's
gonna rain again, Jill.

So let me help get the
goats back in the barn.

They'll get cold, wet
and sick outside today.

No need, Dad. This will be easy
with your long, tasty coat.

[chuckling] This way.

Come on. Into the barn.

- Nibble on the sleeve.
- [Jonas chuckles]

[Jill] This way.

- Come on.
- [goats bleating]

Hey. Bif, Bop, stay on my coat.

Try this sleeve.

Come on!

[Jenna] Jill, goats
chasing your dad.

Coming!

[Tucker whines]

[barks]

- [dishes clattering]
- [bleating]

Bif and Bop, back to the barn.

[bleating]

- Hear your farmer.
- [Jill chuckling]

Our kitchen is not for goats.

Even cute little
ones in wet sweaters.

Baby Joshy needs a quiet,
clean home. Remember?

- [Jonas chuckling]
- [Jenna chuckles]

Is there anything these
snacky snackers won't eat?

[goat bleats]

Hey! Don't eat the vacuum
cleaner, little one.

[all chuckling]

[bleating in distance]

Oh, no. Goats
eating the washing.

Joshy's sleepsuits! [chuckles]

Hey, goaties! I don't have time
for a Joshy sleepsuit chase now.

- I've got to find my missing sheep.
- [Jacky chuckles]

- I love a sleepsuit chase!
- [Jonas] Get that sleepsuit! Oh!

- [Jill] Give that back!
- [Jacky] Goaties!

- [Jonas] Come here.
- [Jill] Stop!

I'm nearly with you, Tucker!

I know my wet sheep need me.

Oh, no, the hole.

I forgot all about
the hole in the fence.

[Tucker whines]

Did Barbara and Little
Lamb go through here?

- [barking]
- They did?

[thunder rumbling in distance]

I can't see them, but you
can still hear them, pup?

[whines]

Then you have to lead
me to them, Tucker.

[barks]

[Jill] If my sheep wandered out
here, I need to rescue them.

[Tucker barking]

[Jonas] Jill?

[Jill] What is it?

[Jonas] Goats!

I need your help!

[barking]

I know, Tucker. I'm one farmer
with two animal problems.

Goats or sheep? Which do I do?

[Tucker barks]

[thunder rumbling]

It's got to be my
sheep rescue first.

[barking]

I need to bring Barbara and Little
Lamb back to the barn safely.

- [goats bleating]
- Jill, look!

I've got a sleepsuit back!

Well done, Jacky.

I'm so good at chasing
all these goats

that I'm gonna get them
into the barn for you.

No, thanks, Jacky. I'm going to do
that straight after my sheep rescue.

But I want to try.

Hey, Jill!

Jamma!

- [Tucker barking]
- [Jamma chuckles]

Very lucky you,

having your sister's goat
help on a wet day like this.

[goats bleating]

Good work, little cub!

- [Jamma chuckles]
- But I said I didn't need help.

Oh, I see.

I can sort out my own goats,
right after my sheep rescue.

Where have Barbara and
Little Lamb got to?

I think they've wandered
off through the fence hole.

[Jamma] Oh.

In the rain.

Ah. Mmm… [inhales sharply]

Then you are gonna have to dress
them in these when you find them.

Are these sheep rain macs?

Yes. One for mummy sheep
and one for her lamb

when you bring them home.

And if you decide you want my help,
then just give me a Jamma holler, eh?

Thanks, Jamma, but I want
to do this on my own.

Well, maybe I could mend
the fence hole for you?

No, thanks. That's a
Farmer Jill job too, Jamma.

I'm coming too!
[quacks, shivers]

Every rescue needs a ducky.

Okay. So I've got a super
pup and a super duck.

Let's go do this.

- Uh… [shivers]
- [Jill] Off you go, Quackety.

[grunts] Oh. Oh. [shivers]

Room in your tummies for
one more Jacky snacky, Bif?

This way.

[bleats]

Oh, no! There are no
more Jacky snackies left.

Please come inside to me anyway?

- [bleats]
- [Jacky] Hey!

No, Bif!

[Jenna] Bif in the
house! Goat help, please!

I'll help, Mummy!

[Jenna] Bif's under there.

[bleats, munching]

Hi under there, Bif.

See this?

Tasty.

[sniffing, bleats]

Oh, you're already munching
something under there.

What?

Ah. So that's where Jill's
rain mac was hiding.

[chuckling]

Oh! You want to stay
cozy and warm in there?

- [bleats]
- [Jacky] You do.

Oops. [chuckles]

[Jenna, Jonas chuckle]

[Jacky] Let's go and join your
friends in the cozy barn, Bif.

[grunting]

[Jonas chuckles]

- Jacky's good with those goats.
- Mm-hmm. Proud of you, little Jack.

Gonna keep this
shut, just in case.

When you're back in the barn, Bif,
I'll get you all cozy in your new pj's.

- Sound good?
- Yes!

Did you just say, "yes"?

Yes!

Yes is your first word,
and you said it to me.

- Yes!
- [Jacky giggles]

Come on, little one.

Rain's back. Are you
okay, little Quackety?

No. Mud, mud, mud.

Ducks like rain.
We do not like mud.

[groans, strains]

Now I'm stuck in the mud.

- [groans] Oh!
- [barking]

Uh, oh, oh. Leave
this to me. [quacks]

- [quacks] Jamma, help!
- [Jill] No, Quackety.

- No, I don't need help.
- [Quackety Duck Duck] Too late.

All okay there, Jill?

Yes.

- No, Jill's feet are stuck.
- [Jill groans]

And now… [grunts]

…so are mine. Look. Oh.

But it's okay.

If I can get us unstuck,

then we can continue
with our sheep rescue.

Then I can get my goats in the barn, and
then I can fix the hole in the fence.

Sure, but, uh, since I've
wobbled all the way over,

wouldn't you like a
little Jamma hand?

- [both groaning]
- [Jamma] I'd like to help.

- [sighs] Okay.
- That's it.

[Jamma grunting]

My gum boot!

- Oh! Do you want me to get it?
- Yes, please.

You stand there then.
Careful, careful.

Room for a super duck in there?

- [giggles]
- [Jamma chuckles]

In you go. That's
it. Whoa. [chuckles]

I can hop to the gate if you
give one more Jamma hand.

- Come on then. Off we go. Well done.
- [Quackety Duck Duck quacking]

[Tucker whines]

[barks]

So, what now, Farmer Jill?

[groans]

She can't walk to find
Little Lamb and Barbara,

not through all this
gloopy mud. [quacks]

We could use your truck
for my rescue, Jamma.

If you still wanna help me?

I love an animal rescue.

I'll drive, and you
tell me just what to do.

[Tucker barking]

Jill, this ducky is mucky.

Carry me home to get clean and
warm before you go, please.

- [shivering]
- Mmm.

[shivers]

[barking]

Jamma, stop. I think
Tucker can hear them.

[Tucker whines]

[Jill] Tucker, what is it?

[barking]

[Jill] I can't hear
anything in this rain.

- [barks]
- [Jill] But you can, can't you?

Jamma, Tucker's super-dog hearing
says my sheep are somewhere near.

Fine. [sighs, groans]

Right. Let's just get these undone
for you. Hold on. There we are.

That's the idea.
Okay, Tucker, come on.

[Tucker barking]

- [Jill] We're right behind you, Tucker.
- [Tucker barks]

[thunder rumbling]

- [bleating]
- [Jill] I think I can hear them, Jamma!

[Tucker barks]

- [bleating]
- [barks]

Follow me!

We're here, right
behind you, Farmer Jill.

[Jill] Whoa. [breathes heavily]

- [barks]
- [Jill] Coming, Tucker!

I just know my sheep are close. Tucker,
can still hear them. Right, pup?

- [screams, groans]
- [Jamma] Ooh.

Jamma, can you see them?

Oh, no. I'm sorry, Jill. I
can't see much in this rain.

Need a plan, farmer!

Okay, if I was Barbara,

and I was in this wet
weather with Little Lamb,

I would try to find…

shelter?

[Jamma chuckling] Ah.

Like a bush.

I think they must be this way.

Here they are.

- Oh, Barbara, look how wet you both are.
- [Barbara bleats]

[Jamma] You found
them, Farmer Jill.

[Little Lamb bleats]

[Jill] Here, this snuggly rain
mac will warm you up, Little Lamb.

And Jamma's got one
for you too, Barbara.

[Jamma] There we go, Barbara.

[Jill] Let's go home, shall we?

[Jamma] Good girl.

[Little Lamb bleats]

Aw, look at this
wet little lamb.

- [chuckles] And this one.
- [Jenna] Hmm.

Looks like you did quite
the rescue, Farmer Jill.

- [Tucker whines]
- Come on, Tucker.

I couldn't have done
it without some help.

[chuckles] Come on, Barbara.

- [Jill] Come on, Tucker.
- [Jamma] Easy does it, Barbara.

That's the idea.

[Barbara bleating]

Let's get you back into your
Lovely Little Farm barn home.

[Jonas chuckles]

Home sweet home.

[goats bleating]

- You did it!
- [Jill] I did.

[Al] Hey.

[Pickle] Yay!

Whoo-hoo!

[singer] ♪ I'm feeling alive
Feeling alive, feeling alive ♪

Hi. Aw.

[singer] ♪ Now I can see Just
how the world should be ♪

♪ And I'm feeling
alive, feeling alive ♪

Come on.

Yes! There we go.

Come on, Barbara.

[singer] ♪ You make me believe ♪

- [Jamma] There.
- [Jill chuckles]

Here, let's get this
rain mac off you.

Have my dad's coat.

Nice and snuggly to lie on.

There. Sleep well,
my woolly wanderers.

Aw. Tuck us in now, Jill?

[Jill] Of course, Al.

[Jacky] Jill, I want
to show you something.

Don't tell me. Goats
still not all in the barn?

Oh! You're all here!
Every last one of you.

And Bif and Bop
are in their pj's!

- Thanks for helping, Jacky.
- I did help.

Didn't I, Bif and Bop?

[Bif, Bop] Yes!

Wait. Did they just…

Talk, yes! Bif and Bop can talk.

[Bif, Bop] Yes!

And they talked to me first.

That's 'cause you're the
perfect helper and carer, Jacky.

Right, Bif and Bop?

[Bif, Bop] Yes!

[Jill] Can you only say yes?

[Bif, Bop] No!

[both chuckling]

[thunder rumbling]

[Al humming]

[rain pattering]

I love the sound of
rain on the roof.

[groans]

Al! Shh, I'm sleeping.

[exclaims]

It's just a few drops.

Oh, I have to fix this.

Mum! Dad!

[Jonas] Jill.

There's a hole in the roof.
Lots of dripping holes.

[breathes deeply] And I
need your help to fix them.

Sure, except I can't fix
the roof while it's raining.

But my animals, they're
gonna get cold, wet and sick.

What do you think, Jenna? Jill's
animals have nowhere else to go.

Well, just for one night…

your muddy buddies
could all stay in here.

Yes!

Would that help you, Jill?

[both chuckle] Oh.

[Jill] It's just
the help I need!

[rain pattering]

Good. Your stall
is nice and dry.

You stay sleeping and snoozing
just like you are now.

I'll see you tomorrow.

[Jacky chuckles]

[chuckles]

[sighs]

- [goats bleating]
- [chickens clucking]

[Jonas sighs]

[chicken squawks]

When it stops raining, you
animals are going outside.

- [Jacky] Okay, Dad.
- [Jill] They understand, Dad. Don't you?

- [Al] Yeah.
- [Jonas] Yeah.

- [giggles] Oop!
- Oi!

[Jonas, Jill chuckle]

[Jill] Don't worry, Dad.

My animals will keep it
clean and tidy in here.

[Jonas] Oop.

[Jill, Jacky giggle]

[all laughing]

[Jacky] Dad!