02x11 - Flying High/Nest Sweet Nest

[bunniefuu]

[light music]

[opening music]

♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪

♪ Yeah, we glitter and glow ♪

♪ Dew drops,
Dew drops, go-o-o ♪

♪ Tiny but mighty ♪

♪ Glitter and grit,
we know we can fix it ♪

♪ Whoosh, here we go ♪

♪ As we sparkle and glow ♪

♪ Dew drops,
Dew drops, go-o-o ♪

♪ Dew drops, Dew drops,
go-o-o ♪

[Eden]
Flying High.

[uplifting music]

Woo-hoo!

I'm flying!
I'm actually flying!

-[door knocking]
-Huh?

[door knocking]

That's not how birds chirp.

[door knocking]

Whoa!

Oof.

Just a dream.

Knock knock?
We heard a thud.

Were you dream flying again?

Yep. I just can't wait
to fly for real.

Then you're gonna
love this.

Follow me.

That's Marcus' new invention.

He won first prize with it at
the school science fair today.

I can't wait for
my Dew Drop to see this.

It just looks like
a balloon to me.

And what's with
the fake fairy?

It's called a Dew Drop
flying machine.

Marcus added
the Dew Drop to show how

a real Dew Drop can fit inside.

He used the strawberry crate
so we have a place to stand,

and a balloon to make it fly.

He even put in
a little steering wheel.

[chuckles]

Oh, I have to check this out.

[grunting]

Out with the fake Dew Drop,
in with the real one.

Uh-oh.

-Huh?
-Huh?

I've got you.

Oh!

Ah!

Eden to the rescue.

[grunting]

Phew.
Thanks, Eden.

That was close.

[wind blowing]

[Athena]
Glittersticks!

Watch the head.

Sorry.

[grunts]

Up you go.

Now we just have to figure out
how to steer this thing.

Before we crash
into that building!

[shouting]

I'll grab the steering wheel.

I'll lean.

Oh, I know what to do.

[grunts]

[exhales]

Come on!

[straining]

Phew.

Now that's what I call teamwork.

Oh, we need it
again because...

[All]
Tree!

We've got this.
To the other side.

[grunting]

Phew.

I think we're getting the
hang of steering this thing.

[Athena sighs]

Yep, we're flying.

[bird tweeting]

[Bob chirps]

Hi, Bob.

Oh, look, my family.

Watch this.

Well, there goes our shade.

I'll try and find another spot.

Quick, help me get the flying
machine to that tree.

[grunts]

Time to muscle up.

Fairy Flex!

[grunts]

Yes!

Guess the sun moved.

That was fairytastic.

We helped our
families from above.

Kind of like real
flying fairies.

[whirring]

[gasps]
Harper's drone.

This looks like a job
for flying fairies.

Oh, no, it's stuck.

Not for long.

Grappling hook, go!

On three, pull
fairy, fairy hard.

One, two, three, pull!

Hey, I got it.
Somehow.

[laughing]

Somehow was the flying fairies.

-Fly five!
-Yes.

[chittering]

Oh, it looks like Qwak's having
trouble reaching that acorn.

Soaring sparkles, I'm on it.

Here you go, Qwak.

[chitters]

And here comes a lot more.

You're welcome.

What a Dewtastic day.

[frogs croaking]

Huh?
What's Lola doing way over here?

I'm a frog.

Ribbit, ribbit, ribbit.

-Aww.
-So, so cute.

Ribbit, ribbit.

[magic wand chimes]

[croaking]

Ribbit, ribbit.

Oh, no.
Froggy Lola's hopping away.

What if she gets lost?

Or follows Hip-hop out
of the park?

Okay.
Not so cute.

[children laughing]

Going for the goal.

We need to get Cassie
and Dylan's attention.

Very fast.

I know how to
get them to look up.

Time for some acorn action.

Whoa, little soccer ba*ls.

[chuckles]

Well, that didn't work.

Maybe we just need to
get Hip-hop's attention.

He probably doesn't even
know Lola's following him.

Fairy good idea, Phoebs.

Full sparkles ahead!

Well, we better do it quick
before she gets lost.

Maybe you could use your
Magical Melody, Phoebe.

We're too far away.

But I think I can get us closer.

[balloon sputters]

Glitterific.

Hip-hop, here we...

Whoa!

Get out of here, drone.

Whoa!

[sputtering]

Party balloons on
your left and right.

And everywhere.

Soccer ball!

[straining]

-Epic flying, Eden.
-[balloon whining]

And we made it out, crash-free.

-[balloon sputtering]
-Not exactly.

Hold on to your wings.

Whoa!

Oh!

Not a bad landing.
Just a little bouncy.

[laughing]

A little?

I guess flying fairies have
to learn how to land, too.

The good news is, now that
we're back on the ground,

we can get Hip-hop's attention
and stop Lola.

Yeah, except...

I don't see them anywhere.

I do!

Wait.

Nope, that's just Qwak.

If we were real flying fairies,

we could just float up
and get a better view.

Like this?

Hup!

Good thing I've flown
a drone before.

Well... Whoa!

What?

[chuckling]

Wait for me, Athena.

Time for a Critter Chat.

Oh, Bob.

And I've got an idea, too.

We're coming, Lola.

Nice balloon.

And nice bird.

Hi, Bob.

[Bob chirps]

Now let's find Lola.
I'll go this way.

[upbeat music]

[Hip-hop croaks]

Where are you going now, froggy?

[Lola laughs]

Hop, hop, hop.

There you are.
Now to get to the others.

Dew Alert!

Follow that frog.

Whoa!

Why isn't my drone going
where I want it to?

Abandon drone!
Repeat, abandon drone!

Oh, hey, friends.

The flying fairies are
back together again.

Thanks, Bob.

Now let's go stop a frog

and get Lola back to her fam.

[Hip-hop croaking]

Not too close.
Lola will see us.

Luckily, now we're close enough
for Hip-Hop to hear...

my Magical Melody.

♪ Ooh ooh ooh oh ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh ♪

[bicycle bell rings]

-Huh?
-[gasping]

[croaks]

Oh, fairy dust.
We spilled fairy dust.

[gasps]
Hip-Hop likes shiny things.

Maybe we can lead them back
to the picnic blanket

with a trail of shiny,
sparkly fairy dust.

Oh, fairy good idea, Eden.

Let's glitter and go.

Hippity, hippity, hop, hop.

Dylan, Lola, time for lunch.

Hop.
[giggles]

I guess some frogs were
invited to the picnic, too.

Sparkletastic job,
flying fairies.

That was a fairytastic
adventure.

Up and over, and then
cross the bunny ears.

Uh, Marcus is coming.

And tighten!

Hmm, something's different.

Didn't I use a red balloon?

My Dew Drop must have taken
the flying machine for a ride!

I'm so fairy grateful we stopped
Lola from hopping away.

And all it took
was a pinch of teamwork

and a dash of fairy dust.

Actually, a lot of fairy dust.

But it was
so exciting to help her

and everyone else from above.

And now, more flying practice.

[grunting]

[Phoebe]
Nest Sweet Nest.

[suspenseful music]

[gasps]

Almost here.

Today's the day you
land without crashing.

Hopefully.

Prepare for landing, Bob!

Just follow our glow pegs.

Higher, higher.

Lower, lower.

[Bob squeaks]

[gasps]

Watch out for that...

...bush.

Time for a Critter Chat.

Bob, are you okay?

[chirps]

He said he's fine.

And that this was
his best landing yet.

-Way to go, Bob!
-Sparkletastic.

[Bob chirping]

Bob's vision may
not be so great,

but he's always
in a good mood.

Come on, let's give
him a helping wing

with those leaves and twigs.

Oh, I can't wait to show him the
rest of the twigs we collected.

We spent the morning
collecting these for your nest.

Just like you asked.

[chirps]

He said thanks.

Wait a fairy second.

I thought Bob already
had a nest.

He does. But his family's
coming to visit today.

And he wants to make sure

there's enough room
for everyone.

Where exactly is
Bob's nest, Eden?

Huh.

I don't actually know.

I'm glad Bob can find it,

since he can't see very well.

Hmm.

I wish there was something
we could do about that.

[Marcus]
Check this out, Dad.

Whoa.

Yeah!

Hang on, Sprout.
Let me find my glasses.

Ah, here we go.

Oh, that's some fancy footwork.

Maybe we can do something.

Aha!

You can help with
the lost and found box?

Yes.

This might work.

But I'll need part of that.

Just got to put this here,

And that there, and then
give this a twist,

and voila!

Glasses for Bob.

Fairytastic idea!

[chuckles]

If these work,

Bob will really be able
to see his nest,

and his family.

[chirps]

Bob says the glasses work.

That's Qwak.

Nice job on the glasses, Phoebs.

Bob can see everything now.

Whoa!

Looks like he's going to try.

Let's follow him.

[Bob chirping]

He said he thought this
trash can was a person.

[Bob chirping]

And that this teeter-totter
was an alligator.

[Bob chirping]

And he used to think this
tunnel was a real dragon.

And he's still
a little scared of it.

I'll show him how epic it is!

[rock music]

See?

[Bob chirping]

Bob is still a little scared.

Where is Bob going now?

Sounds like he wants to go
on a tour of the city.

Wait for us!

[car honks,
Bob chirps]

[gasping]

Flying just isn't Bob's thing.

Even with glasses.

[Bob chirping]

Huh?

He's talking to a zucchini.

Maybe the glasses aren't
as good as we thought.

He's not talking
to the zucchini, Athena.

He's talking to us.

He had no idea that these
blurs of color were food.

That makes more sense.

[Bob chirping]

Bob says we have a whole city
of amazing things to see.

Wait, isn't Bob's
family coming soon?

I almost forgot.

Bob, your family.

[Bob chirping]

Bob says he almost forgot too.

He's having such a fairytastic
time with his new glasses.

Bob said fairytastic?

I may have added that part.

Why is he stopping?

[Bob chirping]

Bob says that everything
looks so different

that he doesn't know how
to get back to the park.

Everything looks different
through his glasses.

Let's just pop them
off real quick.

Maybe seeing things
the old fuzzy way will help.

[grunts]

Oh, no.

A twig got trapped
in the buckle,

and now they won't come off.

I got this.
Fairy Flex!

[grunts]

Ah!

I think I over-flexed.

We can get the twig out later.

Luckily for Bob, we know how
to get back to the park.

Think we could hitch a ride?

[Bob chirping]

Wrong way, Bob.

We really need to work
on Bob's flying skills.

[upbeat music]

Now to find his nest.

[gasping]
Tree!

I think that's enough Bob
landings for me today.

[Bob chirping]

You've never been to
this park before?

This is where your nest is.

Somewhere...

[Bob chirping]

It's because of the glasses.

He doesn't
recognize anything anymore.

Are you sure none of this
looks familiar, Bob?

[Bob chirping]

He said, nope.

Then how are we going to find
out which tree has Bob's nest?

[ice cream truck music plays]

Bob recognizes that sound!

The sound of ice cream!

Bob recognizes the sound
of the ice cream truck.

Maybe he'll recognize
other sounds.

And he can hear
his way back to his nest.

What do you think, Bob?

[Bob chirping]

Bob says that's
a fairytastic idea.

And that time, he did say it.

Ask him what he hears next.

If you were heading
home to your nest,

what do you hear after
the ice cream truck?

[Bob chirping]

He flies towards a creaky sound.

All right, Bob!

Time to listen your way back
to your nest!

Other way, Bob!

[squeaking]

Is it that creaky wheel?

[Bob chirps]

[squeaking]

Is it the gate?

[Bob chirps]

[rattling]

[Bob chirps]

Hey, the creaky sound
was the merry-go-round.

[Bob chirps]

After that,
Bob flies towards the bits.

The bits?

He says we'll know it
when we hear it.

[croaking]

Oh, the bits are frogs,
rib-bits.

[Bob chirps]

He says we're close.

We just have to
listen for the thumps,

and then we'll be at his nest.

[thumping]

[Bob chirps]

I heard it too!
That way!

[thumping]

That's the thump!

So, if the thump is the last
thing Bob hears on his way home,

then his nest must be in one
of the orange trees here.

[Bob chirps]

All the trees look
the same to him.

Are you sure none of
them look like yours?

Let me try and get
his glasses off again.

Maybe all that flying
around loosened up the twig.

[grunts]

[birds chirping]

Did you hear that?

It sounds like...

[Dew Drops]
A family of birds!

Does that look like
your family, Bob?

[Bob chirping]

He can't tell if
it looks like them,

but that's
definitely their sound.

There. Your glasses are
officially unstuck.

Whoa!

Now does that look
like your family?

[Bob chirping]

It's them!

Follow those birds.

Bob found his nest!

Yay!

Huh?
Whoa!

Yeah, still needs
flying lessons.

[Bob chirping]

[laughing]

It's nice to meet you.

[gasps] We forgot Bob's twigs!

Back in a fairy flash!

He said thanks for all our help.

He just wishes he could use
the glasses when he needs them.

I made a little improvement.

Now Bob can use the glasses
only when he needs them.

[Bob chirping]

So cool!

And there's the twigs!

Now you can make your nest
bigger for your family.

[Bob chirping]

You're welcome.

I'm so fairy grateful
that we were able

to help Bob find
his family today,

and this twig will remind me
of the day Bob

saw his family clearly
for the fairy first time.

[Marcus]
Dad, did you see me today?

I kicked the ball so far!

You were amazing.

But can you get past me?

[laughing]

[Bob chirping]

But sometimes nothing
beats the sound

of families enjoying
each other's company.

[ending music]