03x03 - Just Call Him 'Spot'

[bunniefuu]

Whoo! That crazy Spot Spotnik!

We just got back from a Celebrity Canine Costume shindig

and do you know what he did?

He painted himself orange and went as me.

And then he drew spots all over me with this marker

and convinced me to go as him.

Yeah, he overdid it a little with the spots.

[grunting]: And I won this big bag of kibble.

[mouse squeaking]

Yep, it says it's an inedible marker.

That means don't eat it.

What, "indelible"?

What does "indelible" mean?

"Impossible to remove"?!

Wait, you mean I'm stuck with these spots

for the rest of my life?!

Blossom, this is awful!

I don't want to go through life looking like a...

Hey!

You know, I interviewed to be a firefighter dog once,

but I was rejected 'cause I wasn't a Dalmatian.

And now look at me!

I can be a charming game show host by day,

fearless firefighter by night.

What was in the doggie bag I brought home?

Just some birthday cake.

Did all the candles get blown out?

I don't know, why?

RUFF: Aah! Fire!

Aah! Run!

Okay, so I have a little work to do

on my firefighting-- sheesh!

RUFF: ♪ Life was missing its mystique ♪

♪ My squeaky toys had lost their squeak ♪

And then, out of the blue, I saw the phone and bam!

My destiny was calling me.

[instrumental jazz playing]

♪ Pitched my vision for a show

♪ They loved it, thought I was a pro ♪

♪ They got my contract back to find ♪

♪ To their alarm, a dog had signed ♪

♪ FETCH! ♪Oh, I like that name.

♪ With Ruff Ruffman ♪

♪ I didn't wait to renovate

♪ Found six contestants, all were great ♪

♪ And now I'm on the road to fame ♪

♪ I've got a game show and its name is... ♪

♪ FETCH! ♪

It's very catchy.

♪ With Ruff Ruffman ♪

It rolls off the tongue.

Wait, stop.♪ With Ruff Ruffman. ♪

Somebody want to tell me why we got cats singing?

RUFF: And here come the contestants now!

She enjoys shopping

for school supplies. Don't forget

your Ruff Ruffman lunch box...

His parents used to call him Putt-Putt.

Ooh, I hope that wasn't on my list of things

he didn't want me to tell the world...

She wishes she could've met Elvis.

Well, I can always drop a line to my cousin,

Elvis the schnauzer.

He plays hacky sack with his brother, Zack.

Maybe plays it in a shack?

She can do three different kinds of splits.

I hope one of them's a banana split.

He'd prefer it if you didn't sneeze on him.

Well, that goes both ways, buddy.

Let's get an update on the scores.

In fifth place with points, Sammy.

Tied for fourth place with points, Noel and DJ.

Harsha has dropped to third place.

She has points.

Jay has jumped up to second place with points.

And our new leader, Sam, with points.

Hi, welcome to another exciting episode

of Fetch!, as if I'd bring you anything

less than exciting.

How're you guys doing today?

Great!Great, how are you, Ruff?

Excellent!

Good to see you. I'm glad you returned

for another episode.

What's with the spots?

What spots?

The spots covering you.

No-no-no, no spots here. That's just

the TV screen, a little reception problem...

Don't adjust your sets at home.[all disagreeing]

You know, if Blossom were here it would probably

look like she had spots, too.

Not even a little bit.

Oh, Blossom!

Hi... okay, okay, fine.

Just maybe Spot Spotnik tricked me

by drawing impossible- to-remove spots all over me.

I'm just saying "maybe."

All right, just maybe.

But maybe, just maybe, it's also

the inspiration

for Challenge Number One!

All right! Wow! Okay!

Jay, DJ and Sam,

your instructions are in the mailbox.

Go FETCH!

Oh, and when you get to the location,

put on the suits with numbers on them.

Bye, guys! Bye!

Good luck!

All right, now,

as we all know, dogs are the unsung

heroes of history.

Back when fire engines were pulled by horses,

who cleared the way for the horse?

Dalmatians.That's right.

The dalmation.

And who is looking pretty Dalmatian-y right now?

You. You.

Yes, me.

And who's going to start risking life

and limb to fight fires?

Uh, not you?

That is correct. Not me.

I host the show.

Uh, that's stuff for you guys to do.

But you know who's fearless?

I'll tell you who. Noel!

You know who else is fearless?Yeah!

Everything you need to know to find the good captain, Noel,

is in that mailbox,

so go FETCH! Sweet!

Yeah, Noel.

Yeah! Bye, guys.

See you later. Bye, Noel!

Now, as determined by the FETCH

Harsha and Sammy are staying behind this week,

but they'll be eligible to win points

during the...Half-Time Quiz Show.

Correct-i-mundo!

And worry not, the FETCH Fairness Guarantee

aren't just words on a bathrobe.

On a bathrobe? Wait-- how'd this get on my bathrobe?

[both groaning]

Anyway, it is the law we live by here in Studio G.

All the contestants will have competed

for the same number of points by the grand finale.

So for the four FETCHers out on the challenges,

up to points are at stake in the Triumph Tally.

So let's get the latest dirt

on Jay, DJ and Sam.

Number what? Six. Six?

RUFF: Bet these guys are wondering why they're wearing all this.

Well, you folks at home are about to find out.

Station One.Oh, cool, cool, cool.

Looks like we've got to paint ourselves.

Part one of their challenge is to get as dirty as possible.

Oh, I'm so jealous!

All right, chocolate frosting.

Now, they have to put the stain

specifically where the number is.

Now let's look for Station Two.

[slurps]

I believe those are beets.

All right, where's our two?

Hurry, let's find our two.

Two's on the butt. It is?

I have definitely put the number two on the butt.

Wait, Sam, just let me wipe this on you.

All right, Station Three.

We got to do it double time.

Isn't...? Isn't the three on our backs?

Station Three, mustard and ketchup.

All right, I'm going to have

so much enjoyment of this; turn around.

[laughing]

What they don't know is they've got to get

all these stains out.

Okay, all right, not too much.

All right.

Food color.

Hey, if I have to be covered with spots,

I want some company.

That's how we do it.

[groans]: The things I do for you, Ruff.

The things you do for points.

Let's go! Go! Hurry.

Markers. Permanent markers!

That's what's on me!

Station Six, peanut butter.

Ruff, looks like you got yourself

a P.B. and Jay.

Oh!

It's really P.B. on Jay.

Right here! Mint ice cream.

Oh, look at my toes. Oh, mint ice cream!

He did it. Yummy!

[ringing]

You got it?

Hey! Guys, it's Ruff.Hey, Ruff.

Good work on completing

the first part of your challenge.

Now, you have to go and figure out

how to get all of those stains out.

Aw, man. Clean? That's going to be really hard.

Now, to help you out, I'm sending you Grace Chin.

She's a chemist, and a stain expert.

Sounds good.Yeah, definitely.

We need all the help we can get.

I'm also sending you

some different stuff from my kitchen,

including my special Ruff's Own Super Duty Soap.

Okay, now head to the kitchen

and change out of those dirty clothes.

All right.Let's go, come on.

All that food is making me hungry.

Hey, Chet.

You want to bring that kibble over here, buddy?

Oh, the fire academy.

I wanted to be a fire dog. It's not fair.

[crunching]

Hi, Captain Gamache.Yes, you must be Noel.

Hi, nice to meet you.Hi, nice to meet you, too.

This is a little uniform from Ruff.

RUFF: Hey, I put my face on everything.

And look at how good

I look on her shirt.

[crunching]: Mmm.

The wall that we have here is all of our air packs.

Ooh, air packs.

So our task for today is to get you

to learn how to use one of these.

On the back, there's one valve to turn it on.

How come there are all these, like, wires?

This one here is the power cable for the pass alarm,

which sends up to this device here.

[alarm blares]

So if we had a firefighter

who got trapped, it would indicate to us that

we have to go in and find him.

If you want to go ahead and try putting

this on, this will be the first step that we'll do.

GAMACHE: But you can still...

RUFF [imitating Darth Vader]: Luke, I am your father.

[air hissing]

Take a breath.

See how it's slowing down now?

Okay, I'm going to shut it off real quick.

Go ahead and take it off.All right.

So where's the fire pole?

We don't have fire poles anymore.

Oh, come on!

And do you have a Dalmatian?

We kind of don't have one of those neither, so...

You mean, they don't use Dalmatians anymore? What?

Looks like we got ourselves some cleaning supplies.

"Ruff's Super Duty Soap."

Is this what you call soap?

Okay, we got the bottle, but where's the soap?

Oh, great! I forgot to put the soap in.

Well they're going to have to see how this other stuff works.

No soap.

Baking soda.

Hydrogen peroxide.

Olive oil. Glass cleaner.

Baby powder.

Salt and vinegar.

All right.Hi, FETCHers.

Hey. Hi, I'm Grace.

Ruff sent me here.

I'm a graduate student and I study chemistry.

So I work with different compounds

and I mix them together and make new things from that.

See? She's a chemist.

I didn't like chemistry at all when I was younger.

And then I went to college.

One of the first classes I took was a chemistry class

and I thought this is fascinating!

You can take two different things, put it together,

and it'll make something new.

So do you guys know what causes a stain?

Well, isn't it when, like,

one substance interacts with another

but maybe, like,

rubs off and leaves some of it behind?

Yeah, exactly. It's a discoloration

on the fibers of your clothes.

How would you get it out?

Put it in the hamper and it comes back clean.

Um... It's magic.

I don't think it works like that, Jay.

Different stains are either hydrophobic or hydrophilic.

What is that?

What do you guys think?

DJ: Hydro, hydro means water.

Exactly.Phobe,

phobic-- against scared.

Some things are water fearing.

You know, they don't like water and they won't mix with water.

And then some things are hydrophilic.

What do you think hydrophilic...

Agree with water.They agree. Exactly.

So they'll mix with water.

Hydrophobic is afraid of water.

And hydrophilic will mix with water.

Friends to the water.

Doesn't mind hanging out with water.

What do you guys think will happen

if I add oil to this?

It'll separate.

See?

Shake it up a little bit.

All right, so oil is hydro...?

Phobic. ...Phobic.

And so it won't mix with the water, right?Right.

What do you think will happen

if I add some detergent to this mix?

I think it might make the water and the oil less separate.

DJ, do you want to try adding a dropper full?

Uh, what just happened?

It does look like it kind of

made the water and the oil less separate.

Took away some of the phobia.

Why the oil and the water are hanging out now.

Having a little chat.

"How you doing?"

"I'm fine. How are you?"

Mmm.

Oh, that is good kibble.

GRACE: Detergent is made up

of something called surfactants.

Which has both hydrophobic and hydrophilic characteristics.

Which means

that it can mix with both water and oil.

Okay, I get it now.

So if you have a hydrophobic stain

that won't dissolve in water,

you can use a surfactant

to get the stain out-- brilliant!

If you have a hydrophilic stain

you can use water to wash it out.

But if you have a hydrophobic stain

you might need a little more help.

Okay, cadet, here's you're, uh,

your gear for the afternoon.

You need to be able to put all that gear on

in less than a minute.

Man, you guys move fast.

Okay, on your mark.

Okay, here we go. Get set.

Go! There goes the hood.

Steps into the boots.

Pulls the suit up.

Arms in the suspenders.

Go, Noel! Go! Go! Go!

Puts on the jacket.

Zips up. Helmet.

Come on. Go! Go! Go!

There you go. Gloves out of the pocket.

Hands up. A minute, .

Oh. All right.

A little, little long.

However, it was her first day at the academy.

That's not bad for a first day.

Mmm. Mmm.

Is this jalapeño? Okay, Noel, if you want to grab your helmet,

we're going to do some hose evolutions.

Oh, this is the coolest part. ...and then I need you

to knock over the cone.

The largest super soaker ever.

This is what we would call a...

a straight stream pattern.

Ooh, look at that!Got a little bit of kick back.

You want to keep that-- your left hand up on top there.

Okay, why don't you go ahead change the stream

and see if you hit that cone.

Come on, Noel!

Nail that cone!

Knock it down. Knock it down.

Yay! There you go. Good job.

Go ahead and shut it down and...

Nice and slow. There you go.

Look out, cones, there's a new sheriff in town.

Ruff Ruffman here back in Studio G

with Sammy and Harsha.

Whoo! Yeah. Whoo!

They are getting ready to earn

points of their own during the Half-Time Quiz Show.

That's right.

So, let's brush up on the rules before we begin.

There are points available.

You have seconds to answer as many questions as you can.

I will be asking ten questions

at five points apiece.

Okay? Okay.

Yep. Yeah.

Then let's burn

through these questions. Go!Let's go.

One minute.Yes.

Some kind of mask that...

an oxygen mask.Correct.

Um, so if they fall through the ground and

they can't-- and they're struck or tangled in something

then someone else can come find them.

All right, we don't need the novel version. Excellent.

Um... Oh, it's really complicated!

It's like Goo-mu-chi-nee-ha.

Pass.

It, uh, the oil... It separated over time.

The oil went to the top.

Yes.

Detergent.Yes.

Afraid of water.Yes.

True or false?

False. False.

Correct.

Jay.Yes.

Static... Stat...

stafitica.

I'm going to let you keep going till the time runs out.

Staffimikelphobic. Sta... It's

it has an S and F.

Stafomo...

And we

are out of time.

Wow, that was funny.

Oh, I enjoyed that one.

Let me tell you something.

You did very well.

And the FETCH will agree with me

when it awards you points.

Whoo! Yeah! Whoo!

Let's go over the questions you missed.

Starting with...

I was close-- Gamalashega.

You were in the ballpark.

Also...

Surfactant.Oh.

We were close. We should have gotten that.

You used every other consonant and vowel except the proper one.

But, uh, nice try and I'm proud of both of you.

And that brings us to the end of our Half-Time Quiz Show.

You two are on fire--

not literally,

of course-- so!

Let's get back to Noel and her

four-alarm challenge.

So, Noel, what we're going to do now

is basic room searches and how to enter a room.

Okay. So, get down on one knee.

Ready? So you come up to this door.

You're going to stay lower to the ground,

so you can have good visibility and see through the room.

We're going to hold the door open.

Is there a fire in there? I got the door.

Do you see any fire or anything in there?

No. No. Okay.

So we're going to go into the left-hand side.

Go ahead. Stay down on your knees there.

We're going in.

Keep your hand against that wall.

Keep going.

So now we're in the middle of a room

and we want to turn around and go back.

How are you going to go back?

Uh, moonwalk? Um...

turn this way? Right.

You're just going to want to turn around

and put your right hand against that wall

and did you find any other doors

or anything like that when you came in? No.

No. So the next door you come to

should be the one that you came in

or you made your entry through, right? Yep.

Very good.

Get-get this kibble away from me.

Get it out of here.

Seriously, just burn it.

[Ruff coughing]

Okay, looks like Grace and the guys are laying out

stain samples that match the stains on the suits.

There are only enough stain samples for five rows.

So, they'll need to choose four favorites

from among the possible cleaners I gave them,

leaving the fifth row as the control.

Before you start, I got one more

possible stain remover you might want to try.

Whole milk?Whole milk.

Unless there are cookies involved,

I'm not interested.

Well, you got to pick from these

and then see which one gets out the stain the best.

And this is coming with me. You're taking...

Whoa. Hey, Grace took the detergent with her.

Now we're talking challenge. Thanks.

I think we should put some oil and water in a jar

and then put the stain removers in there

and shake 'em up like we did last time.

Good idea, Sam.

The FETCHers are going to put each

of the possible stain removers in a jar with oil and water.

If the substances help the oil and water mix,

that means they might act

like a surfactant and help to wash away oily stains.

Oh, wow.

Look at that.

We forgot the soap. Oh.

Hey, they found some soap.

But will soap work the same as detergent?

Our control has a really defined line

between the water and the oil.

But if you look at the rest of them,

like here, the hydrogen peroxide--

the line's fuzzy; same with the milk

and the baking soda. ! Also vinegar.

Vinegar.

You could see the line right there.

With vinegar, it's like the hydrogen peroxide.

There's a line that you can tell.

Yeah.

But now, with the baby powder... Baby powder.

You can't see a line anywhere.

There is barely a line.

There's-- I mean, clumps at the bottom.

But there is barely a line in the baby powder.

Huh. Barely a line.

That means the baby powder got the oil and water

to mix a little bit.

Maybe it's a surfactant.

And maybe it'll be a good cleaner.

So I think we should definitely choose the...

Baby powder. Yeah. ...baby powder.

I think...Definitely the soap.

The soap.

Baking soda, that's really...

fuzzy line.And hydrogen peroxide?

Milk or hydrogen peroxide?

Let's try milk.

All right, so these are our four.

Let's set them up.

RUFF: So now our budding chemists

are going to wash each stain in milk, baby powder,

baking soda, soap and, of course, water.

You've learned a lot today as a cadet.

But the most important thing you have to remember is that,

if you have an emergency, or you have a situation

that you need help, is to call on the phone,

so that we can get there as fast as we can.

RUFF: Okay, got it-- dial if there's an emergency.

And I'm going to have another stalk of celery.

[crunching, beeping]

Listen, Chet, uh, I-I need to know

where that bag of kibbly chunks is.

"At fire?"

Well, what does that mean?

Wait. Wait. You mean,

when I told you to put the bag far away,

you put it in the building that they just set on fire?!

[Chet squeaking]I know I said, "Burn it,"

but I didn't mean, burn it, burn it.

[scream]

My kibbly chunks!

Ruff to Ladder .

Ruff to Ladder . Over.

Ladder to Ruff.

Noel, help!

We-We have a little situation here. Um...

there is a bag of kibble in a building that's on fire,

and you need to save it! Over.

Are you serious, Ruff?

No, I'm kidding.

Yes, I'm serious!

My kibble's burning!

[siren blaring]

RUFF: All right, here they go.

NOEL: Ladder is on scene.

RUFF: This is both scary and cool.

MALE DISPATCHER: Ladder , you're on scene.

I have a building with smoke coming out of it.

RUFF: Smoke?! There's smoke?

Wait! Wait! Turn the truck around!

Forget it. I'll buy more kibble.

I can't make her do this.

Oh, she's putting on her gear.

[Ruff whimpering]You all set?

Okay, so now we got a fire in the building, right?

RUFF: Oh, fire!

Yeah. So, what do we need?

RUFF: It looks hot! Oh-ho!

Steady? Yeah, going real slow.

RUFF: Oh, man, she's spraying it.

Oh, wait, I think it's working.

Fire's knocked down.

RUFF: The fire is knocked down.

She put the fire out!

See anything?

RUFF: Okay, Noel, you're good.

Head back to Studio G now.

Wait, wait, wait. She's going in!

See anything yet?

RUFF: Is she crazy?!

Oh, I see it.

RUFF: There it is-- my kibble!

You got it?

Grab your radio now.

RUFF: Oh, Noel saved my kibbly chunks.

Oh, goodness!

Ladder is exiting the building.

RUFF: Phew! I knew she could do it.

Here we go.

RUFF: I wasn't nervous.

It might be a little smoky when they bring it back,

but, hey, I like my kibble Cajun.

Oh! What I do for your kibble.

RUFF: I am so proud of you, Noel!

Thank you so much.

I couldn't have done anything without you.

No problem. You did an excellent job. Thank you.

Better get this back.

See you at Studio G, Ruff.

RUFF: All right, Noel, we'll see you.

Ooh, man, I got to go.

Now we view the results.

RUFF: Yes, the results.

Let's see how the stain removers

got out the stains,

starting with chocolate.

Let's see... Milk did well with chocolate.

DJ: Milk. Milk, I think...

As did soap.

DJ: But I think milk did whiter.

I think milk did better.

RUFF: Milk got out chocolate better than soap?

Really? All right, but will it get out ice cream?

Milk completely cleaned off the ice cream.

Oh, so did soap. So did soap.

Okay, let's see.

RUFF: Ah, looks to me like it did better,

but just barely.

SAM: Red food dye.

I think it's actually probably water.

All right, so water cleaned the red food dye the most.

RUFF: Well, I guess that means food coloring is hydrophilic.

Milk really took out all the peanut butter.

SAM: Yeah.

RUFF: And peanut butter must be hydrophobic.

DJ: The milk didn't do anything

with the ketchup.

Yeah. Neither did the baby powder or the baking soda.

Water left too much...

Yes, I think soap. Yeah.

RUFF: And soap is tied with milk?

Huh. I'm going to start washing my paws with milk.

So, uh, soap definitely did the best on beets, as well.

'Cause, I mean...

Soap took the cake.Soap really...

RUFF: Pulling ahead by a nose, it's soap.

I think soap definitely worked the best on permanent marker.

None of the other ones really did much.

That is all the information I need.

Soap works best on permanent marker.

That's what's on me.

I'll just have to scrub really hard.

So, what did you guys find out?

SAM: Well, it looks like soap.

JAY: Soap was our hydrophilic, hydrophobic champion.

Tada! Oh, thanks.Congratulations, guys.

You did a great job getting out stains.

Oh, thank you. Thank you.

[phone ringing]

RUFF: Hey, guys, great job!

Your next challenge is to see

who will be the stain guru of Studio G.

You have ten minutes to see

who can get their stuff the cleanest,

so head outside and good luck!

Let's do this!

Bye, Ruff.

Oh! Oh!

Oh, I can see her...

RUFF: Oh! Their parents would be so proud.

Where's my brush?

RUFF: All right, now, run over and put your clothes on the table.

[whooping] Group high five.

And now, for the fashion show.

Oh, that's comfortable.

RUFF: Let's see! Let's see! Let's see!

All righty.

Stains look a lot better.

[whoops] Coming back to Studio G, Ruff.

All right, let's go, guys.

Nice, clean studio clothes.

Okay, guys,

looks like we're missing some FETCHers.

We need to fill those seats, so let's do it.

Here comes one FETCHer who's proven

she can take the heat-- Noel!

Yeah, Noel!

[whooping]

With my kibble.

And here come three FETCHers who will leave their mark

on this program, and then clean it off again--

Jay, Sam and DJ!

[whooping]

Yes!RUFF: Welcome back, gentlemen.

What do you guys think? Points?

ALL: Yeah!

Let's give some out,

and we start with Noel.

Noel, not only did you risk life and limb to rescue my kibble,

not only did you master the ins and out of fire hosery,

you also broke an all-time FETCH! speed record

for dressing as a firefighter.

So, if all that effort

is not worth

points...

then I don't know what is.[cheering]

Now, then,

Jay, DJ, Sam,

you call that getting dirty?

Well, I call it art.

And for getting stained with gusto and panache,

points.

[whooping]Nice job, guys.

And then for being chemists extraordinaire

in determining which household items

make the best stain removers, more points.

Yeah! Nice job, guys.

That's awesome!

Which brings your total, gentlemen, to points.

Nicely done.[whooping]

Yeah. You guys rock!

But is that all the points a dog can give?

ALL: No!

What time is it?

ALL: Bonus points!

[laughs] Yes.

[squeak]

Today, five bonus points

are going to the FETCHer who won

the get-your-outfit- the-cleanest contest.

ALL: Oh!

And just who won?

I don't know.

Gentlemen, please stand up and show us what you got.

Well, I've got to say,

with an ever-so-slightly cleaner outfit,

the winner's DJ!

Congratulations, buddy.

But does that mean that DJ's on top for the day?

Let's check the FETCH .

No, no, no.

With points, Noel, you're today's daily winner.

[cheering]You rock!

Now then, Noel, as you can see,

I have here two life-size sculptures

of yours truly dressed as a fire dog

and made entirely out of soap.

[laughter]Under one of these statues

is a smoking-hot prize.

And under the other--

not as hot. Really, a little more, uh,

soggy.

So which is it going to be?

Heroic Soap Ruff A,

or Heroic Soap Ruff B?

A.

All right, you have selected... Heroic Soap Ruff A.

Then Noel, please step to the mailbox

and retrieve your prize.

Yeah, Noel!

You're going to love this one!

[laughing] It's a magazine.

This is a subscription to Fire Hydrant Monthly Magazine.

And not only that, what else did you get?

Whoa!Oh, it's a fire hydrant.

A fire hydrant.

It is so cool, Noel.

Well, enjoy your prize.

Enjoy your prize.

And that brings us to the end

of a smoking-hot episode of FETCH! with Ruff Ruffman.

See you next time.

See you later.

Spotnick knew he was drawing hard-to-remove spots on me.

Well, I'm going to get him back with this.

It's a fake, spring-triggered birthday cake, Blossom.

As soon as Spot puts his fork in...[doorbell rings]

Ah, it's from Spot.

Don't touch it, Blossom.

It make look tasty, but it's definitely a trap.

[grunts]

Ah, it was just a cake.

Chet, want to scrape me off a piece, please?

Chet, no!

I'll, uh... [laughs]

...go run a bath.

[Ruff scatting]

♪ FETCH! ♪

♪ With Ruff Ruffman! ♪

[Ruff scatting]

Oh, whatever.

♪ FETCH! ♪

♪ With Ruff Ruffman! ♪

♪ FETCH! ♪