01x11 - Super Splash!/Pearlene

[bunniefuu]

- ♪ I swamall around the world ♪

♪ I'm seeing this oceanon my own ♪

♪ And then I foundmy way to Reeftown ♪

♪ And I knewthat I'd found my home ♪

♪ And met my friend,Bubbles here ♪

- ♪ Our friendshipis the best ♪

all: ♪ Oh, dive in ♪

♪ With Splash and Bubbles ♪- ♪ Dive in ♪

all: ♪ We're making friendsin the ocean ♪

♪ Come along with usand see it all ♪

- ♪ With palslike Dunk and Ripple ♪

♪ We'll explorethis world together ♪

all: ♪ When you shareadventures with your friends ♪

♪ It makes themso much better ♪

all: ♪ Oh, dive in ♪

♪ With Splash and Bubbles ♪- ♪ Dive in ♪

all: ♪ We're making friendsin the ocean ♪

- ♪ In this worldbeyond belief ♪

all: ♪ Come seethe greatest reef ♪

♪ Oh, dive in ♪

♪ With Splash and Bubbles ♪- ♪ Dive in ♪

all: ♪ Start making friendsin the ocean ♪

♪ Come along with us ♪

♪ Dive right in ♪- ♪ Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh ♪

[upbeat music]

- Oh, yeah.That is one very nice shell.

- Perfect for playingCapture the Shell.

- Mm-hmm.

- It's pretty perfect.

- I totally agree.

- Now that we've foundthe perfect shell,

let's go tell Splash and Bubbleswe're ready to play.

- Again, I totally agree.

Race you.[laughs]

- Now, we just need the perfectplace to put our shell.

Where to put it?- [mumbling]

- Nah, that's too obvious.

I'm gonna get a better viewof the area.

I'll be right back.- Okay.

- No, wait a minute!How did that happen?

- Maybe I'll put it--yeah, I don't know.

- Ha-ha!Can't catch me!

- Oh, no!They're gonna collide!

Splash!

- Bubbles?- Look out!

- Whoa!

- Oh. Hey, guys, you okay?I didn't see you there.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa,whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

That was amazing, Splash!

You couldn't seethose two zooming at you,

but you movedat the last second.

How did you know?

- Well, I don't know,I just--

I could just sensethat they were coming,

and I thought, "I better move,"so I did.

- Wow!You zipped right to the side,

and we wentstraight into the sand.

- Yeah![spitting]

I think I ate some.

- I tell you, Splash.

It's like you had eyesin the back of your head.

- [gasps]Do I?

- Oh.- Do I?

Huh?Huh?

- Let's see.- Huh?

- Nope.- Oh.

- It's more like Splash hassome kind of superpower.

[both gasp]

- You mean our friend Splash

is a superhero?

- Let's not get carried awayby the tide here.

Splash could've just gottenlucky with that crazy dodge.

- Or he could haveother superpowers

we don't even know about!

- Well,I can't be a superhero--

or can I?

- Hmm.

We need to test it

and find out just how superSplash really is.

- Super Splash.Oh, I do like the sound of that.

- Oh, oh, oh!Can I be your sidekick?

Every superheroneeds a sidekick.

Danger Dunk will take careof these bad guys.

Hi-ya!

- Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh.Not so fast.

One superhero at a time,Danger Dunk.

- Okay, Splash,we're ready for you.

All three of us are hiddenin the dark.

When you swim through,we'll jump out

and try to surprise you.

- Okay. Oh, I hope I don'tget too scared.

- Don't worry. You won't,because you're Super Splash!

- Yeah! Okay.Ready or not, I'm coming in.

♪ ♪

Oh. Wow, it's dark in here.Hmm.

- Huh?- But how did you--

- Wha?

I can't believe it!You did it!

- It was so dark in there.How did you know we were coming?

- Like I said, I could justsense something coming,

and I knewto get out of the way.

- Exactly!

You do havesome kind of extra sense

that tells you whento get out of the way.

- He can dodge things.He can sense things.

He's...

all: Super Splash!

- I wonder what othersuperpowers Super Splash has.

Superstrength?

- Ooh, X-ray vision?

- Are you a flying fish?

- Fear not, citizen pals.

My powers shall revealthemselves soon enough!

As soon as I figure outwhat they are.

- Oh, we should head backto Reeftown

and see if anyone needsyour help.

- Yeah.Super Splash to the rescue.

- Yes. To Reeftown!- To Reeftown!

- [laughing]Okay.

Yeah.

Huh.Oh.

Well, looks like everything'sfine in Reeftown today.

- Yep. No rescuing needed here.- Yeah.

- Keep your chin up, Splash.

Something bad is bound to happensooner or later.

all: Huh?

- Okay, that came out wrong,but you know what I mean.

- I guess so.

- Oh, hey.

Have any of you seena shiny rock

around here anywhere?

I seem to have misplaced it.

- Fear not, citizen of Reeftown.

I, Super Splash,shall find it for you.

Hoo!Let's go see.

Ah.[clears throat]

Is this the rockyou're looking for?

[spits]

- Oh, yeah.Thanks, Splash.

- Ha-ha.all: Wow!

- Looks like Super Splashsaved the day.

all: Hooray!

- Thanks.

- Ha-ha! Oh, did you seehow fast I found that rock?

Looks likethat's superpower number two.

- Yeah!Two superpowers in one fish.

- Good thingyou were around, huh?

- Ha! I can't wait to see whatother superpowers I have.

I bet I can dojust about anything.

- So...

did you guys hear about Flo?

Looks like we got some kindof emergency on our hands here.

- Flo is in trouble?[gasps]

Super Splash to the rescue!

- Oh!This is it!

- [laughs]

- Hero time!- Yeah, let's go!

- Oh. Hero, huh?I'd better go tell everybody.

Ha-ha-ha!

- Aah!

- Oh, no, Flo.

What happened?

Flo, are you hurt?

- Hello there, kids.

Oh, nothing hurt but my pride.

I just can't get my flipper out!

- Oh! How in the slipperysea snakes did this happen?

- Well, I sawthis poor little urchin

tumble downbetween these two rocks

and thought I'd help him out.

You know, every creature counts.

- I stuck!

- Yeah, stuck is right, urchin.- Stuck!

- Flo, today is your lucky day.

Super Splash is hereto save you.

Right, Super Splash?

- Dunk's right.

I, Super Splash, should be able

to get you freeof this rock pronto

with my superstrength.

Ha-ha!Okay.

Let us observe the situation.

♪ ♪

Ha!Easy.

♪ ♪

- Huh?Huh?

- Ooh![sighs]

Whoo.Okay.

Any second now.

I'll just--I'll try again.

- I'm not an experton superstrength,

but shouldn't he be movingthe rock by now?

- Yeah, sure seems like it.

- Almost there!

- Splash?Do you want some help?

- [panting]No, no, no.

No, I got this.I really do.

You see,superheroes don't need help.

They just need to concentrateand...

Move this!

Ooh!

- What's all the commotion?

- Oh,Flo's got her flipper stuck

between those two rocks.

- I'm fine.I just need to get it out.

- Is there a reason Splash isthe only one helping her out?

- You mean Super Splash.

He doesn't need help.He's got superpowers.

- Still stuck.- Sorry, little guy.

- We can't all just float aroundwhile our friend Flo needs help.

- Oh, okay.

- No, no, no.I got this.

I got this.

Never mind.Thanks for the help, guys.

Here we go.

- You can do it!

Ha-ha!- Aah!

- Thank goodnessI'm out of there.

- Not stuck!Not stuck!

- Thank you, one and all,for helping me.

Job well done.

Now I got to go.

- Bye, Flo.- Good-bye, Flo!

- Okay, Splash.

What made you thinkyou could've been able

to shove that huge rockon your own?

- He's Super Splash now.

- With the most amazingsuperpower.

- Yeah,he can sense things coming

and zip out of the way,like this,

even in the dark.

We tested it.

- Oh.That.

[laughs]Yeah.

You sure Splash is the only onewho can do that?

- Yeah.- Yeah, of course.

- Okay, then.

Hey, Dunk.Take a look over there.

- Huh? What?What am I looking at?

- Aha!

- Oh. Hey, Gush.I didn't see anything.

- Dunk!

You did it!

- You have the sense too!

- I do?Weird!

- Well, not really, Dunk.

What you and Splash are doing

is usingyour lateral line sense.

- Oh.What's that?

- It's a special touch sensethat most fish have.

It can detect small changesin the water around you.

- What kind of changes?

- Vibrations, water motion,even water pressure.

When fish sense these changes,they can react very quickly,

like Dunk just did,and like Splash did earlier.

- But what's it for?

- Well, the lateral line sense

helps fish avoidrunning into each other

or to find or follow preyor stay in a current,

even when they can't seewhere they're going.

- Well, that explains how

I could even avoid you guysin the dark.

- Yeah, but if all fishcan do this,

then that meansthat none of us are superheroes.

all: Aww.

- Or we're all superheroes.

[gasps]We're so lucky!

- Even us seahorses?- Absolutely.

- But why didn't we knowabout it before?

I mean,this is pretty big stuff.

- Well, you're young

and just startingto use the sense.

You'll get better at itas you get older.

- Well, there's only one wayI know

to get betterat using something.

Practice!

[all yelling]

♪ ♪

- Missed me!

- Whoa![laughs]

- Missed me.- Nice move!

Whoa!

Missed me!- Don't rub it in.

- What's the matter, Splash?

You don't like usingyour lateral line sense?

- Oh, no, I do,it's--it's really cool,

but, well, I just kind of likedbeing a superhero.

- Well, you know what?You can still be a superhero.

- I can?- Sure. You were one today.

You came to the aidof someone in need.

You helped Floand the little urchin.

- Hey, I guess I did, huh?

- A superhero is someone

who is alwaysthe best fish they can be

every day no matter what.

- Wow, Gush.That's true. Thanks!

- Let's get him, guys!

- Almost got him!

both: Missed us!

[laughter]

male announcer: And now it's time to...

all: Get your feet wet!

- If you could have an oceansuperpower, what would it be?

♪ ♪

male announcer: The power of archerfish.

[electricity zaps]

announcer: Archerfish have keen eyes

to spot their food above the water,

and when they see their target...

♪ ♪

They spit super fast jets of water to catch their food.

Imagine the power to catch your food by spitting at it.

♪ ♪

The power of shark ray.

Is it a shark?

Is it a ray?

You don't have to decide 'cause it's a shark ray.

This unusual fish uses its face to sense the electrical fields

around animals it wants to eat, like lobsters.

♪ ♪

Imagine if you could sense electricity

and find your next meal.

♪ ♪

The ocean is full of unique and amazing superpowers.

Shark ray, archer fish, unite!

♪ ♪

- Ocean superpowers!

♪ ♪

announcer: This has been...

[children cheering]

- Here she goes,here she goes, here she goes.

She's a master.Look at that.

- Oh!- Wow!

- I can't believe she did it!

Wow.- There she goes again.

- Yeah!- Can she make it to six?

- No way.

No way, that's so high!

- She's gonna do it.

- Hello?

Hello?

- Guys!

I think someone needs our help.

- What?Who?

- I don't know,

but I heard someoneasking for help.

both: Huh.

- I didn't hear anyoneasking for--

- Help!

- Okay.That time, I heard it.

- Well, let's go,Reeftown Rangers.

Come on.This way.

♪ ♪

- Hmm.

I know the voice camefrom over here somewhere,

but no one's here.

- Well, let's split upand find out who needs help.

- Okay.- Yeah.

♪ ♪

- Hello?

- Hey.Where are you?

- Down here!- Huh?

[gasps]

♪ ♪

Zee?

What are you doing in there?

- Eh, not much at the moment.

Just kind of hanging out.

- Hey,did you guys find anything?

Oh.Never mind.

- Zee!Are you stuck in there?

- Yeah.- How did that happen?

- Yeah, you must havequite a tale to tell.

[laughs]- If you must know,

I was chasing down some lunchthrough this canyon

and didn't realizeI was a little too big

to fit through.

- [laughs]Okay, Reeftown Rangers.

Let's help our friend.

I'll go pushfrom the other side.

- Yeah, I'll help too.- Okay.

- Here we go.- Whoa! Whoa!

- Okay. Bubbles. You pull,and then Dunk and I will push.

- Okay.- Yeah.

- I'm coming, Zee,

as soon as you stopspinning around.

- Okay, here we go.

On the count of three.One, two, three.

[grunting]

Push!- I can help.

Okay, I'll get over here.

- Bubbles, pull!- I am!

[all grunting]

- What can I do to help?

[all yelling]

- Yes!I'm free!

- I'm so glad you're okay, Zee.

Great job, Reeftown Rangers.

- Phew.That was a tough one.

[mellow music]

- Yeah.Great job.

- Guys, thank you so muchfor rescuing me.

- The Reeftown Rangersare always happy to help.

- Yep.It was a real team effort.

- Yeah, but some helpedmore than others.

- Well, I'm thankfulto all of you for helping.

In fact, let's go havea celebratory snack.

Who's with me?

- Me!Oh, I am, I am.

- I'm just gonna hang out herefor a bit if that's okay.

- Well, sure.Of course it is.

But be sureto avoid those canyons.

Don't want to get stuckin there.

- Tell me about it.- Yeah.

Oh, boy.I'm hungry.

♪ ♪

- Oh.[sighs]

♪ ♪

I guess I really am luckyto have such great friends

who are so talented.

They can swim fastand they're so strong,

and they can dolots of great stuff.

♪ ♪

Oh.

[grunts]

I love my friends,

but I just wishthat I could make a difference

and help others like they do.

I know I couldif I just had the chance.

[sighs]

- ♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

- ♪ I'm gonna makeone small ripple ♪

♪ Yeah, I believea little thing like that ♪

♪ Can turn into a big ol' wave ♪

♪ I'm gonna makeone small ripple ♪

♪ Can you imaginewhat a difference ♪

♪ A whole lot of little ripplescould make? ♪

♪ The tiny things we do today ♪

♪ Make a world of differencehalf a world away ♪

♪ So if I have the chance,I should ♪

♪ Make my ripplesomething good ♪

♪ You'll be amazed ♪

♪ I know it's true ♪

♪ I hope you getso inspired too ♪

♪ With one small ripple ♪

♪ Coming from me and you ♪

♪ And see what one small ripplecan do ♪

- ♪ Ripple, ripple ♪

- [laughs]

♪ ♪

- I like your song.- Huh?

- It's really niceto help people.

- Hello?

- Hi.I'm Pearlene.

- Hi, Pearlene.

Where are you?

- Under you.- Huh?

Oh!I'm so sorry.

I didn't meant to sit on you.

I thought you were a rock.

I mean, not in a bad way, just--

- It's okay.It happens.

I mean, I kind of blend inwith the rocks.

- Yeah.I guess you do a little.

I'm Ripple.

- Hi, Ripple.

Don't worryabout not noticing me.

It comes with the territoryof being an oyster.

- Hey, Ripple.- Hi, Ripple.

- Hola, Ripple.- Oh, hi.

- See?They didn't notice me either.

- You know, my friends andI play over here all the time.

Have you been here long?

- No, not long.Maybe ten years.

- [gasps]Ten years?

You mean I've been ignoring youall this time?

How come you never said anythingto us when we play over here?

- Oh, well, since I liveinside this shell,

I have a little problemopening up to others.

- Oh, but we could'veplayed together

or racedor lots of other fun stuff.

- Yeah.I'm okay just sitting in my spot

and watching the world swim by.

- Well, what do you do all day?

Do you get to have fun?

- Oh, yeah, sure.

Whenever anyonecomes around here,

I get to see them playing,and that's pretty fun.

Oh, and sometimes, I getto hear them telling jokes,

which I just love.

- [gasps]Jokes?

You mean like, why did the sharkspit out the clownfish?

- Why?- Because he tasted funny!

[both laughing]

- Okay, okay, okay.I have one.

What did the Atlantic Oceansay to the Pacific Ocean?

- Hmm.I don't know.

- Nothing. Oceans don't talk.They just wave.

[both laughing]

- Oh, that's a good one.

Oh, you're so funny.

Hey, do you want to gomeet my friends?

- Oh, I would,but I'm a sessile creature,

which means I don't really getup from this spot. Ever.

- Okay.I get that you're sessile,

but if you never leavethis spot,

does that meanthat this is all you see?

- Yes, but there's so muchbeauty right here.

I'm sure your friends wouldn'twant to meet an oyster

that lives in a dirty old shellcovered in muck.

- That is not true.

Pearlene, you're a wonderful,smart, and caring oyster,

and my friend Bubblesloves muck.

- Really?- You bet!

And my other friend Splashwould love your jokes.

Oh, and my other friend Dunkhas a rock collection,

so he would love to hearabout living on a rock.

- Are you sure?

I mean, living on a rockis a little different.

- Yeah, but different is good.

All of the creaturesbeing different

is what makes the oceanso wonderful.

- Maybe you're right.

Maybe it is time that I--open up a little.

Oh.Sorry.

SometimesI don't speak very clearly.

I got some sand caughtin my mantle a little while ago,

and I've just been covering itwith nacre ever since.

- Oh, is that shiny nacre stuffhelping?

- I don't think so.

It seems like the sandis just getting bigger

and bigger as time goes on.

- Oh.Has it been there a long time?

- Oh, no, no,just maybe seven years.

- You've had sand stuckin your mantle for seven years?

Let me get that out for you.

- Oh, no, no.Well, are you sure?

- Yeah, it's fine.

I'll get the sand out so you'llbe able to speak clearly again.

Let me just take a--[gasps]

Whoa.

That is not sand.

- What is it?

- It's a pearl.

It's the most beautiful pearlI've ever seen.

All the muck in the worldcouldn't cover that up.

- You mean I havethe most beautiful pearl ever?

- You sure do, and if that's notthe most beautiful pearl ever,

then my name isn't--

- Ripple!- That's right.

- Ripple! We've been lookingeverywhere for you.

Where have you been?

- I've been right here

with my new friend, Pearlene.

- Oh.- Hi.

- Wow!

That is the nicest finballI've ever seen.

- [laughs]Actually, it's a pearl.

- Well, it's the nicest pearlI've ever seen too.

- Yeah, and what a cool spotto live in.

Nice and icky,just the way I like it.

- Told you.

- Hey, Ripple,we just wanted to check

and make sure we didn't hurtyour feelings earlier.

- No, it wasn't your fault.

I just felt badbecause I was the only one

who didn't help Zee, that's all.

- But you did help.

There are lots of different waysto help someone.

You were the onethat heard Zee calling.

Without you,we never would've done anything.

- Ripple,you're a great listener,

and you always notice things

that other creaturesdon't notice.

- Kind of like me.

- Yep. That's what makes youa great friend.

- Oh, speaking of great friends,

Pearlene has never seenthe rest of the reef.

- What?- I know!

- Well, you have to see it,Pearlene.

- There's so much to see.

- Well, that sounds nice,but I don't know if I'm ready

to go aroundand see the whole big reef.

- Pearlene, if you never takethe time to open up to others,

they'll never get to see howbeautiful you are on the inside.

- I know. You're talkingabout my pearl, right?

- [laughs]No, Pearlene.

I'm talking about you.

- Really?

Okay. Let's go seewhat there is to see.

[gasps]

Wow.

♪ ♪

- Ripple,next time you think

you're not goodat making a difference,

remember this moment.

- Thank you so muchfor showing me this.

[gasps]Is there more?

- A whole lot more,

and if you stick with us,you're gonna see it all.

♪ ♪

- And now it's time to...

all: Get your feet wet!

- What does an oyster eat?

♪ ♪

- We're a third-grade classroomfrom Oregon.

- And we're studying oysters.

♪ ♪

- Oysters use their gillsto catch food.

♪ ♪

- Oysters eat tiny plantsin the water

called phytoplankton.

♪ ♪

- I'm an oyster,

and this green phytoplanktonis my food.

[all speaking at once]

Yum!

[all speaking at once]

♪ ♪

- Today we're doingan experiment.

We filled two aquariums with salt water.

We put oysters in only one aquarium.

Then we added green phytoplankton to the water.

Let's see what happens.

♪ ♪

- Look at the t*nk on the left.

The water is clearing up.

♪ ♪

- The oysters clean the water.

♪ ♪

all: Oysters!

- Wow!

Oysters clean the ocean.

- This has been...

[children cheering]

[upbeat music]

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♪ Ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪

♪ Oooh ♪

♪ Da da da da ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪

♪ Da da da da da ♪

[children giggling]

[dragonfly buzzing]