[Upbeat ukulele music]
♪
All:
bubble guppies!
- Hi, it's me, molly,
and it's time for--
[Digging sounds]
I hear someone digging.
Do you?
- Aha!
Just a rock.
- It's time for--
- I found it!
Nope.
Only a shell.
- It's time--
- there it is!
- What is it, gilly?
- It's...it's--
- It's what?
- [Roars]
It's time for bubble guppies!
[Together]
♪ bub-bub-bubble
♪ Gup-gup-guppies
♪ Bubble bubble bubble
♪ Guppy guppy guppy
- Bubble!
- Bubble!
- Guppy!
- Guppy!
Clap! Clap!
All:
bubble guppies!
- I'm molly.
- I'm gil.
- I'm goby.
- I'm deema.
- I'm oona.
- I'm nonny.
Arf! Arf!
Both:
bubble puppy!
All: ♪ bub-bub-bubble
♪ Gup-gup-guppies
♪ Bubble bubble bubble
♪ Guppy guppy guppy
- Bubble!
- Bubble!
- Guppy!
- Guppy!
Clap! Clap!
All:
bubble guppies!
Clap! Clap!
Bubble guppies!
- Arf! Arf!
[Toy squeaking]
Arf! Arf!
Arf!
[Growling]
Arf! Arf!
Arf!
- Hello.
I wonder what that is.
Do you have any idea
what that is?
What?
Yeah, it looks like a bone.
[Blowing]
[Sneezes]
Excuse me.
I'm allergic to dirt.
[Sniffs]
[Blowing]
[Sneezes]
It is a bone.
Maybe it's a dinosaur bone.
[Dinosaur moaning]
Let's go tell mr. Grouper.
Come on.
- Hi.
- Arf!
- Hi.
- Hello.
- Hi.
All: good morning, mr. Grouper.
- Well, good morning, everyone.
- Mr. Grouper! Mr. Grouper!
- Good morning, nonny.
- We found a dinosaur bone.
- A dinosaur bone?
- Whoa.
- A dinosaur bone?
- Where?
- Awesome!
- Come on, mr. Grouper.
Please come and see it.
- Okay, let's go take a look.
- Yeah!
- Cool!
- All right!
- Let's show them.
Come on.
It's right over here.
There it is.
- Ooh, let's take a look.
Hmm.
- I think it's
a triceratops bone.
- Arf!
[Toy squeaks]
- That's not a dinosaur bone.
- It's bubble puppy's
squeaky bone.
All: bubble puppy!
[Dog growls]
[All giggle]
- Bubble puppy.
- Hey, come back here.
- I'm very disappointed.
- Yeah, I know you are.
- I was hoping
it was a dinosaur bone,
And there might be a whole
dinosaur skeleton buried here.
- What's a skeleton?
- A skeleton is
all the bones together.
- You can get a good idea
of what a dinosaur looked like
By looking at its skeleton.
- What did dinosaurs look like?
- Let's think about
what dinosaurs looked like.
- Some dinosaurs
had really sharp...
- Teeth,
like the tyrannosaurus rex.
Roar!
- [Screams]
- Don't worry, deema.
Dinosaurs aren't around anymore.
- That's right.
Dinosaurs haven't been around
for a long, long time.
- Some dinosaurs
were really small.
- And some dinosaurs
were really...
- Big!
- Well, that's right.
Some dinosaurs were enormous.
- And some dinosaurs
had really long...
Tails.
- That's right,
like the apatosaurus.
- Dinosaurs lived
a long time ago.
♪ A long, long time ago
♪ Before cavemen were around
♪ There were
giant dinosaurs everywhere ♪
♪ And their footsteps
shook the ground ♪
♪ Some had plates
♪ Some had scales
♪ Some had horns
or enormous tails ♪
♪ Some could swim
♪ Some could fly
♪ And we never had a chance
to say bye-bye ♪
[Together]
♪ 'cause it was
♪ A la-la-la-long time ago
♪ Dinosaurs lived
a long time ago ♪
♪ La-la-la-long time ago
♪ In the air, on the land
♪ In the sea, don't ya know?
♪ La-la-la-long time ago
♪ Dinosaurs lived
a long time ago ♪
♪ La-la-la-long time ago
♪ In the past,
before you and me, yo ♪
♪ They walked on two feet
♪ They walked on four
♪ Props to t-rex
- ♪ and apatosaur
- ♪ Been million years
- ♪ maybe more
[Together] ♪ since the earth
has heard a dinosaur roar ♪
[Dinosaur roaring]
- ♪ There are many kinds
of dinosaurs, all distinct ♪
♪ But none around today,
'cause they're all extinct ♪
♪ Tyrannosaurus rex
was the king of the beasts ♪
♪ With razor-sharp teeth,
he liked to eat meat ♪
♪ Apatosaur
liked his veggie snacks ♪
♪ Had a teeny little brain,
and his teeth were flat ♪
♪ Triceratops,
what's up with your head? ♪
♪ You got three horns
♪ Yeah, you heard what I said
- ♪ La-la-la long time
- ♪ It was a long time
- ♪ Yo, yo
- ♪ It was a really,
really long time ♪
♪ Long time ago,
ah, yeah ♪
- ♪ La-la-la long time ago
- ♪ In the past,
before you and me, yo ♪
[Rumbling sounds]
- Got a hungry dinosaur?
Well, come on.
The drive-thru's open.
Welcome to deema's
dinosaur drive-thru.
May I take
your dinosaur's order, please?
- Hello, I've got a hungry
dinosaur in the back.
- Mm-hmm.
- Would he like
the carnivore combo
Or something
from our herbivore combo?
- What does that mean?
- Carnivores eat meat,
and herbivores eat plants.
You can tell
if a dinosaur is a carnivore
Or an herbivore
by looking at its teeth.
Sharp teeth are good
for chewing meat,
And flat teeth are better
for chewing plants.
I'll be right back.
[Knocking]
Open up, big boy.
Say "ah."
- Ah!
- Let's see.
Does this dinosaur
have sharp teeth or flat teeth?
- Sharp.
- I'll say.
This t-rex
has really sharp teeth
Because he eats meat.
Carnivore combo.
[Chomping]
[Belches]
[All giggling]
Excuse you.
- Thank you.
- Have a nice day.
Hello.
May I take
your dinosaur's order, please?
- My dinosaur is really hungry.
- Mm-hmm.
- Carnivore combo
or herbivore combo?
- Hmm, I don't know.
- Just a moment.
[Knocking]
Here, girl.
Open wide, girl.
- Ah!
- Does this dinosaur have
sharp teeth or flat teeth?
- Flat!
- You're right.
This dinosaur has flat teeth,
so she eats plants.
You're an herbivore,
aren't you, girl?
- Mm-hmm.
- Your dinosaur eats plants.
Herbivore combo.
[Chomping]
- Thank you.
And thank you for helping me
feed my dinosaur.
- Have a nice day.
[Horn honking]
- Excuse me.
What time is it?
- It's time for lunch!
- ♪ What time is it?
[Together]
♪ it's time for lunch!
- ♪ What time is it?
- ♪ It's time for lunch!
- ♪ What time is it?
- ♪ It's time for lunch!
- ♪ It's lunchtime!
- ♪ Hey, what's for lunch?
- Hey, oona, what did you
dig up for lunch?
- A vegetable sandwich.
What did you dig up, molly?
- A cheese sandwich.
- Yum.
What did you dig up, nonny?
- [Roaring]
- A bananasaurus?
Both: a bananasaurus?
All: a bananasaurus?
That's silly.
- What are you doing, gil?
- I'm setting a dinosaur trap.
- Um, gilly,
dinosaurs don't exist anymore,
And I don't think
they ate pancakes, either.
- [Roaring]
- Shh, a dinosaur's coming.
Come on, hide.
- [Roaring]
Yum-yum!
- Molly, did you hear that?
Oh, I could have sworn
I heard a dinosaur out here.
- [Roars]
- [screams]
[Grunts]
Whoa!
- [Roars]
[Both giggle]
- Are you okay?
- Did you get a look at it?
- Mmm.
Maybe it was a tri-syrup-tops.
[All giggle]
- I'm a goby-saurus.
Roar!
Come on.
- I'm a molly-saurus
Roar!
What kind of dinosaur are you?
Both: roar!
- Run, dinosaurs.
Here comes
the mighty grouper-saurus.
- Roar!
[Both scream]
That's fun.
Nonny, what kind of dinosaur
are you?
- I'm a paleontologist.
- Is that a dinosaur?
- No, it's a person.
- Paleontologists are people
who study dinosaur bones.
Let's think about how
we can learn about dinosaurs.
Dinosaurs are all gone.
But if we dig underground,
we can still find their...
- Bones.
- That's right.
And sometimes
we can find enough bones
To make an entire...
- Skeleton.
- Right, a skeleton,
And dinosaurs stomped around
And left big footprints
with their...
- Feet.
- Right, feet.
- Did someone say feet?
Come on, everybody!
Get up on your feet,
and let's dance.
♪ I love to roar and roar
♪ Stomp my feet on the floor
♪ Don't need to know what for
Come on,
pretend to be a dinosaur.
♪ Can you roar it?
All: roar!
- ♪ Can you roar it?
All: roar it!
- ♪ Can you roar it?
All: roar!
- Can you roar it?
♪ Yeah, everybody get on down
♪
- ♪ Get diny with it
- ♪ Roar with all your might
♪ To the left and to the right
♪ Roar and then move your
♪ Booty to the rhythm
of the dinosaur ♪
♪ Can you roar it?
All: roar!
- ♪ Can you roar it?
All: roar it!
- ♪ Can you roar it?
All: roar!
- ♪ Everybody make that sound
♪ Everybody roar real loud
just like a dinosaur ♪
All: roar!
- Line up, everybody.
It's time to go outside.
♪ Outside, outside
- Come on!
- ♪ Outside, everybody,
outside ♪
♪ Line up, everybody
♪ Line up, line up
♪ Line up, my
gup-gup-gup-gup guppies ♪
♪ Everybody get out
♪ Get, get, get up
♪ Get out,
get everybody ♪
♪ Go outside
♪ Here we go, here we go,
here we go ♪
♪ Everybody line up
♪ Here we go outside
♪ Everybody, let's go
g-go go g-get out out ♪
♪ Out, out, out, out, out, out,
outside ♪
Bubble guppies!
- I'm a police officer
from dinosaur times.
- Me too.
- Once upon a time...
There were two police officers.
Both: tricera-cops!
- Tricera-cops!
- Come in, tricera-cops.
We've got a crying baby dinosaur
who lost her mommy.
- I'm on it.
[Siren blaring]
- [Sobbing]
Mama?
[Sobbing] mama?
- What do you think,
officer gil?
- I think the mommy dinosaur
went to find food for her baby,
But the baby is sad
and wants her to come back.
- Don't cry, baby dinosaur.
I'm sure your mommy
will be back any minute now.
- Mama?
[Dinosaur roars]
Both: uh-oh.
T-rex!
- We'll save you, baby dinosaur!
- Roar!
- Mama.
- We have to find
the baby dinosaur's mommy
So she'll be safe.
- So they went to find
the baby dinosaur's mommy.
- Officer oona, look,
dinosaur tracks!
[Siren blaring]
Some of these dinosaur tracks
might be from the baby's mommy.
- And the mommy's footprints
will look just like the baby's,
Only a lot bigger.
Let's see what the baby's
footprint would look like.
The baby's foot
has one, two, three toes.
Now let's check out
the footprints.
- Which footprint
has three toes?
Fish: that one!
- Mama.
- That's right.
These are the mommy
dinosaur's footprints.
- That means the baby's mommy
went that way.
- Roar!
Both: t-rex!
- Follow the mommy
dinosaur's footprints!
[Siren blaring]
- [Roars]
- So the tricera-cops
followed the footprints
As fast as they could.
- That way!
[Siren blaring]
Now that way!
[Siren blaring]
Look out!
Both: t-rex!
[Brakes squealing]
- Mama?
- [Roars]
- Wait a second.
The tracks lead
right to the t-rex.
Attention, t-rex.
- Hmm?
- May I see your foot, please?
Officer gil, the t-rex's feet
look just like the baby's feet.
That means that the baby
dinosaur's mommy is...
Both: the t-rex!
- Mama!
- Roar!
- I think the t-rex
was just looking for her baby.
- Mama.
- Aw.
- And so the baby dinosaur was
safe and sound with her mommy.
Tune in next time for another
exciting episode of...
- Tricera-cops!
- And they all lived
happily ever after.
[Cheers and applause]
- Even dinosaurs
had mommies and daddies.
- [Roars]
Hi, molly.
- Hi, oona.
- I heard a dinosaur just now.
I know it.
- Well, actually, gil,
it's not a--
- Whoa! Look!
Dinosaur tracks!
It went that way!
- Uh, gilly, that wasn't a--
I tried to tell him.
- Molly, mr. Grouper is taking
us to a real dinosaur dig.
- A real dinosaur dig?
- Come on.
[All talking at once]
- Wow, look down there.
There's my friend
professor sherman.
She's dug up
more dinosaur skeletons
Than any other paleontologist.
- Wow!
- Cool!
- Hi, professor.
All: hi, professor.
- Hi, everybody.
Thanks for coming to my dig.
- [Sneezes]
- Bless you.
I have something very special
to show you.
I found it this morning.
- Is that a dinosaur footprint?
- It sure is.
- Look how big it is.
- And it's very exciting,
Because that means
a real dinosaur
Walked right here
a long, long time ago.
- Does that mean there might be
real dinosaur bones here?
- There might be
dinosaur fossils here.
All: fossils?
- What's that?
I thought we were
looking for bones.
- Fossils used to be bones,
But they stayed in the ground
for such a long time
That they turned into rock.
- Do you think
there are fossils here?
- Let's find out.
Grab a shovel,
and let's start digging.
[All talking at once]
Well, I don't think
we're going to find
Any dinosaur fossils today.
- [Sneezes]
- Bless you.
- I'm very disappointed.
- Digging for dinosaur fossils
Can take a really long time,
nonny.
Sometimes you dig
and dig and dig,
And you don't find anything.
- Well, thank you for showing us
your dig site, professor.
That was great.
All: thank you!
- You're welcome.
Come back any time.
Maybe next time, we'll have
better luck and find something.
All: good-bye!
- Thank you.
- Come on, nonny.
Let's go.
- [Sighs]
Okay.
- Oh, don't be
too disappointed, nonny.
Maybe someday
you'll become a paleontologist
And find
dinosaur fossils every day.
- It's dirty work, nonny,
but somebody's got to do it.
- [Sneezes]
[Rumbling sounds]
[All gasp]
Excuse me.
- Nonny, do you know
what you just did?
- I sneezed.
I'm allergic to dirt.
- Tell nonny
what he just uncovered.
- A dinosaur skeleton?
- Nonny, look behind you.
- Nonny, you've just discovered
a dinosaur fossil,
A whole skeleton!
Both: wow!
- It looks like a triceratops.
- It sure does.
- I finally found
a real dinosaur skeleton.
[All cheer]
♪ I'm not disappointed anymore
♪ Cause I found
a real dinosaur ♪
[Together] ♪ he found it
♪ What, what
♪ He found it, yeah
♪ He found it
♪ What, what
♪ He found it
♪ Whoo!
♪ He found it
♪ What, what
♪ He found it
♪ Yeah
- I can't believe nonny found
a whole dinosaur skeleton.
- But there's
a real live dinosaur
Around here somewhere, molly,
And I'm going to find it.
- Gil, I told you
there are no dinosaurs anymore.
- [Roars]
- There it is again.
Whatever you do,
remember to stay calm.
- Um, gilly,
I have something to tell you.
- It's right behind me,
isn't it?
- Well, kind of.
- Hide me, molly! Hide me!
Don't let the dinosaur get me!
[Both giggling]
Run for it!
It's a real live dinosaur!
Run, oona!
There's a dinosaur right--
- [Roars]
[Laughter]
- Oona-saurus.
[All laugh]
[Together]
♪ bub-bub-bubble
♪ Gup-gup-guppies
♪ Bubble bubble bubble
♪ Guppy guppy guppy
- Bubble!
- Bubble!
- Guppy!
- Guppy!
Clap! Clap!
All:
bubble guppies!
Clap! Clap!
All:
bubble guppies!
- ♪ Some could swim
♪ Some could fly
♪ And we never had a chance
to say bye-bye ♪
[Together]
♪ 'cause it was a
- ♪ It was a long time
- ♪ Yo, yo
- ♪ It was a really,
really long time ♪
♪ Long time ago,
oh, yeah ♪
♪ Long time ago
- ♪ In the past,
before you and me, yo ♪
01x18 - Can You Dig It?
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