02x12 - Stick with Me/Tree Feller

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MAN: ♪ Well, it's a sunny day

♪ I feel brand-new

♪ There's about a million things that I could do ♪

♪ Whoa, would you like to...

♪ Do them, too?

♪ Yeah

♪ Well, it's a big wide world

♪ And it's waiting for me and you. ♪

( clapping to music )

♪ Let's look around

♪ What will we see?

♪ Round every corner, a discovery ♪

♪ Whoa, there's no place I'd... ♪

♪ Rather be

♪ Oh, yeah

♪ Well, it's a big wide world

♪ And it's waiting

♪ For me and you.

CUSACK: Chirp loves to watch leaves.

She loves how they pile up under her bush

and how they fly when the wind blows.

Wow! Peep would love these!

Peep! Are you there?

Come out and play, Peep!

The leaves are great!

PEEP: I can't.

I'm busy.

Busy?

With what?

With my dandelion seed!

When all the dandelions turned into seeds last summer,

I saved one.

You saved a what?

A dandelion seed.

Look. It's right there.

You mean... that thing?

Uh-huh.

Isn't it amazing?

( sighs )

Why did you save it again?

Because it reminds me

of summer.

Oh.

Well, I guess I'll see you later.

Okay.

Bye, Chirp.

( giggles )

( giggles )

( snoring; Chirp giggling )

Hmm?

( Chirp continues giggling )

( yawns )

Uh... Chirp?

Excuse me for asking, but have you gone mad?

( giggles )

PEEP: Quack!

Chirp!

It's gone! I lost it!

I took my dandelion seed outside, and it blew away.

No!

The one you were saving?

The last dandelion seed of summer?!

Yes!

Did you see it?

( inhales )

Nope.

( sighs )

But no worries, Peep.

I'm going to start looking right now.

Hmm... Nothing there.

And-- quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack...

Nope.

Sorry, Peep, I'm afraid it's gone forever.

It can't be!

It's my favorite thing.

Peep...

the world is big,

and your thing was pretty small.

You'll never find it.

But don't worry.

There'll be more dandelions in the spring.

I don't want another dandelion seed.

I want that one.

CUSACK: Chirp and Quack knew they had to help Peep,

because that's what friends do.

Hmm...

Hmm.

Hmm...

Any chance of us finding this thing?

Nope.

Just checking.

( mud squishes )

( groans )

Hmm...

( strains )

( grunts )

Uh... guys?

What's up?

Are you stuck?

( straining )

No.

Not stuck.

Just a little...

Wait!

I got it, I got it!

( yelps )

Ah! There we go.

( groans )

( both straining )

Here. Grab onto this.

Uh-huh.

( Quack squeals )

( groans )

PEEP: Quack!

Are you okay?

Fine.

Never better.

Wh... what was that?

Was that an earthquake?!

Nope, just a duck.

Wait, Squeak.

Did you see a dandelion seed go by?

A dandelion seed?

Hmm... Nope.

CUSACK: The problem with looking for a dandelion seed is,

it could be anywhere.

Peep, I hate to tell you,

but we're never going to find it.

Yes, we will.

I know we will.

Let's try... that way!

( both sigh )

Quack.

That's it! I'm done.

( sighs )

( screams ): What are these?

Are they snakes?

Are they worms?

Get them off!

Calm down, okay?

They're not worms or snakes.

Well, then, what then?

What?

Hmm...

Ow!

I don't know...

but they sure are sticky.

CUSACK: Peep could see that it was going to get dark pretty soon.

He didn't have much time left.

I'm just going to check that wood pile, okay?

Can you pull these off?

Sorry-- didn't catch that.

Coming, Peep!

I'll be right there!

Hmm.

Hello?

Any dandelion seeds in there?

Quack, it's a seed.

It can't hear you.

Can you please pull these things off?

Come out, come out, wherever you are.

Hey!

( squeals )

Oh, no!

You went into the prickly bush!

Owie, owie, owie!

Get these off!

You first.

( sighs )

Your turn.

Thanks for sticking with me, you guys.

I'm sorry you got all... stuck.

Hey! Look over there!

It's so beautiful!

So... webby!

Yeah, it's like a treasure-catcher.

Look! There's a leaf and a dandelion seed.

What did you say?

A dandelion se...

Wait! Wait!

I found your seed!

I found Peep's seed!

I can't believe you actually found that thing.

I knew I would.

Thanks, Quack.

I wish I knew who made the treasure-catcher.

I'd like to say thank you.

Well, I wish I knew who was going

to get the rest of these burrs off.

CUSACK: Just so you know,

Quack and Chirp eventually got themselves un-stuck.

As for the maker of the treasure-catcher--

we'll meet her another day.

GIRL: That's Georgia, David and me.

Hey, there's one!

GIRL: We are looking at spider webs.

The sticky web-- it catches bugs,

and that's how the spider gets food.

Where's that spider?

GIRL: We decided to make our own sticky spider webs.

I'm going to try putting a glue stick on this racket thing.

It's a little bit wet, but I bet it'll work.

GIRL: We threw a ball at the web, and it didn't stick.

Now I'm going to try this leaf.

Yep, it sure stuck.

Because the leaf is really light, so it'll stick.

GIRL: Honey is really sticky.

I think I'm going to need lots of honey.

Sticky.

It's not working very well, but the honey tastes good.

I've got hula hoops!

Come on, David!

Now we're making our own spider webs

with tape and hula hoops.

Yes!

It's working.

It is nice and sticky.

GIRL: Even a plastic bottle could stick.

Oh, no! They stick together.

Uh-oh, uh-oh!

GIRL: Try playing with sticky stuff.

CUSACK: The day the sunflowers bloomed,

Peep, Chirp and Quack went to see them up close.

But if you're a small bird,

no matter how close you get to a sunflower,

you're still far away.

PEEP: What do you think they smell like up there?

( sighing ): We'll never know.

When I ( strains ) can fly,

I'm going to ( strains ) fly right up to a ( strains )

sunflower and smell it.

Quack! Whoa!

( bang, grunt )

You're kind of squishing my face.

Sorry, Peep.

Hmm?

( rustling )

Hey, did you see that?

A sunflower just disappeared.

( rustling )

I saw it that time.

You guys are imagining things.

Sunflowers don't just disappear.

( grunting )

Hey, Chirp-- hurry!

( muffled yelling )

Over here!

( Quack grumbling, Peep and Chirp straining )

( chewing )

Well I'm glad my being slugged by a flower

worked out so well for you.

( loud gnawing )

What are you doing?

Ahoy, Blue Sailor-- I'm practicing.

Tomorrow I get to bite through my first tree.

My teeth are now old enough and stuff.

( gnawing )

You know, biting flowers

isn't at all like biting through trees.

( gnawing )

Hey, I know something better you could practice on.

( woody thumping )

Ooh-- woody!

You're right, this is just like a tree.

( gnawing )

( all gasping )

QUACK: Wow-- you'd think it would fall.

What if I bite through a tree tomorrow

and it just hangs there in mid-air?

If you think about it, this is really amazing.

CHIRP: I think these round things are keeping it from falling.

Whew! That's a relief.

Well, I better go rest up for my big day.

You're invited.

In the morning.

QUACK: Wouldn't miss it for the world!

I'm not going to have

to wake up early for this, am I?

CUSACK: The next morning, Peep and Chirp woke Quack up...

( yawns )

CUSACK: ...three times

and hurried toward the beaver dam.

There they are-- hurry!

We don't want to miss it.

( Quack yawns loudly )

I hope he appreciates I'm missing sleep for this.

DAD: Son, this is a big step in the mouth of a beaver.

Blue Sailor!

Ahoy, Blue Sailor.

Hi, Red Round, hi, Yellow Guy.

Yay! Woo-hoo! Yay!

( clears throat )

From this day on, you will not only gather sticks and twigs.

You will be a tree feller.

I'm going to knock down this whole tree.

Remember, son: notch high, notch low.

( thinking ): I'm going to be the best.

After I do this one, I think I'll do that one, and those.

Maybe I'll build my own dam and have parties.

All right, go ahead.

Your father said it's time.

Now?

Okay, here I go.

( gnawing )

Wow, I wouldn't want to sit next to him at dinner.

( gnawing )

Whoops.

Uh, Dad?

( tree creaking )

( screaming )

Whew! Is everybody okay?

I'm fine.

I did it wrong-- all wrong.

Son? Wait!

Wow, he's fast.

See how well that boy runs?

That's my boy.

CUSACK: Everyone spread out to search for Beaver Boy.

Beaver Boy hid-- or thought he did.

Hi.

How did you find me?

Your tail.

I don't deserve a tail.

I'll never be a real beaver.

I nearly beaned you with a whole entire tree.

Maybe you just need to practice.

Okay.

( gnawing )

( tree creaking )

( screaming )

( screaming )

Are you sure?

You're not a beaver and stuff.

That's what your dad said.

( gnawing )

Yeah!

( grunts )

( creaking )

( screaming )

CUSACK: By the third tree, Beaver Boy had perfected his technique.

( grunting with effort )

( cheering )

I did it right... I did it right!

( Peep, Chirp and Quack cheering )

PEEP: Where are you going?

Hey, Mom! Hey, Dad! It's me, your son.

MOM: You came back!

Uh-huh-- watch what I can do.

Okay.

Uh, son, where do you think we should stand?

( gnawing )

Right there

because this tree is going down that way.

( cheering )

DAD: Wow! What a great job.

That's my boy.

Great job!

CUSACK: Everyone was so proud and happy,

thanks to the bird and beaver cooperation

that makes this world so great.

QUACK: Hmm... being a beaver doesn't seem so tough.

Blech! Blech!

That's the worst thing I ever tasted.

Here, try it.

Uh-uh, I'll take your word for it.

Peep, taste it, bite that tree.

Go ahead-- go.

No, thanks.

Come on! It tastes like blech.

You got to try it!

I'm not kidding, it's sooo bad.

It's like blech and yuck and blechh and gesundheit.

It's unbelievable-- you got to try it.

Come on, have a bite.

BOY: Isabela's mom took us to a wildlife sanctuary.

WOMAN: My name is Chris,

and this is Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary.

Have any of you ever seen a beaver?

KIDS: No.

BOY: Chris is taking us on a hike to see beavers.

CHRIS: This is Otter Pond and the beaver are living in this pond.

Let's go over and look at where the beavers have chewed.

BOY: We can see little teeth marks where the beavers chewed.

GIRL: This feels like something just chewed up really hard.

BOY: I am pretending to chew like a beaver.

Yup, beavers have been working here.

They knocked this tree right over.

Shh!

Over there-- shh!

GIRL: I see a beaver.

BOY : Yeah, me too-- over there.

CHRIS: Oh, how exciting!

BOY: It's climbing off the beaver lodge.

He's starting to swim away.

GIRL: Yeah.

ISABELA: He looks like a boat floating through the water.

There, right there-- look!

BOY: Ooh, I see a beaver swimming in the water.

It is eating something.

BOY : And lookit over there.

GIRL: Yeah, right there.

BOY: This beaver is gliding through the water so smoothly.

GIRL( whispering ): Oh, there he goes.

( beaver splashes )

BOY: Try to find things that tell you animals are around,

and maybe even see some animals.