06x04 - A Storm in the Neighborhood/After the Neighborhood Storm

[bunniefuu]

- Hi, neighbor.
Have you ever seen a big storm?

Well, today, there's a big storm
coming to our neighborhood.

But it's OK, because Mom and Dad
and the other grown-ups

will be there to help us
all stay safe.

I'm really glad you're here
with me. I'll be right back.

♪♪ It's a beautiful day
in the neighborhood ♪

♪ A beautiful day
for a neighbor ♪

♪ Would you be mine?
Could you be mine? ♪

♪ Won't you be my neighbor? ♪

- ♪ It's Daniel Tiger's
Neighborhood ♪

♪ A land of Make-Believe ♪

♪ Won't you ride along with me?
- Ride along ♪

- ♪ It's Daniel Tiger's
Neighborhood ♪

♪ So much to do,
so much to see ♪

♪ Won't you ride along with me?
- Ride along ♪

- ♪ I've got lots of friends
for you to meet ♪

♪ In this land of Make-Believe
A friendly face ♪

♪ On every street
just waiting to greet you ♪

♪ It's a beautiful day
in the neighborhood ♪

♪ A beautiful day
for a neighbor ♪

♪ In Daniel Tiger's
Neighborhood ♪♪

(Ding! Ding!)
- Thanks, Trolley!

Hi, neighbor.
- Hello, neighbor.

(wind blowing)
- There's a big storm coming

to our neighborhood today,
bigger than a regular rainstorm.

- That's right,
and that's why we're here,

at the treehouse.
We're picking up our friends

and bringing them to our house
so they'll be in a safe place

for the storm.
- Look, Daniel.

I'm blowing in the wind,
meow meow, like the leaves.

(kids laughing)
- You look like a leaf

blowing in the wind!

I'm a leaf dancing
in the wind too!

(kids laughing)
Dance with us!

Leaf dance.
- ♪ Lala leaf dance ♪

(boom of thunder)
- Hoo hoo.

(gasp)
- Did you hear that noise?

(thunder growling)
- It was

thunder, hoo hoo.
It sounded loud

like boom-boom-boom!

- Meow meow, and the sky
is getting dark.

Meow meow, I don't like storms.

- Hoo hoo, I don't either.

- ♪ Storm, storm, go away ♪

- ♪ Come again another day ♪

(boom of thunder)
- Hoo! Hoo!

- Dad!
- Mommy!

- Oh my!
- Alright, I know that
a big storm can feel scary,

but the grown-ups are here
to keep you safe.

♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

This is
our storm safety plan,

so we know what to do
in a big storm.

And now the plan
is to all go to our home,

so we're safe.

- ♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

- We have everything
we need packed up,

so we can sleep
at the Tiger house tonight.

- And then, we'll all be
safe together, meow meow.

- Come on, everyone,
let's head home.

- Let's go!
- OK!

- OK, Daniel, meow meow.
- And we have a step.

- Buckle up, meow meow.
- Trolley, please take us home.

(Ding! Ding!)
- Can I carry the plan, Dad?

- Here you go, buddy.

(thunderclaps)
(kids gasping)

- Have you ever been in a storm?

I'm glad to know that
the grown-ups will keep us safe.

Hi, Miss Elaina.
- Miss Elaina and her family

are home and safe, meow meow.

- Looks like you're OK
and have your safety plan.

Bye-bye!
(Ding! Ding!)

- Hoo hoo!
- Hi, friends.

- (royals): Greetings!
- Storm's coming,

stay safe, OK?
- Prince Wednesday

and his family
are home and safe.

(Ding! Ding!)
- And now we're home too

and having
a whole family sleepover.

Hey, it's starting to rain.
- Come on, everyone.

Let's get inside.
- You better come inside.

- Phew!
- (Dad Tiger): In we go.

- Mom, Mom, we're home, just
like the storm safety plan said.

- Good job following the plan,
my big tiger.

- Check!
- Come on, Margaret,

it's time for bed.
- Hello!

I'm so glad we're all here
and we're all safe.

Please make yourselves
at home.

- Nifty galifty! Ha! Ha!

- The rain is so loud.

It sounds like whoosh!

- It looks like it's raining
sideways, meow meow.

- (kids): Oooh!

- I wish it was sunny,
so we could go play outside,

or snowy
so we could go sledding,

or just a little bit of rain

so we could splash
in the puddles.

Hey, do you want
to make believe with me?

Let's make believe
we're playing outside

in all kinds of weather.

♪♪ So many seasons ♪

♪ So many ways to play ♪

♪ In the springtime,
there's raindrops ♪

♪ And puddles to splash in ♪

♪ In the fall, I can play
all around in the leaves ♪

♪ In the winter, build a snowman
and make a snow angel ♪

♪ Swim in the sunshine ♪

♪ Enjoy the summer heat ♪♪

Wasn't that grrr-ific? Ha! Ha!

- Rain, rain, so much rain.

(thunder)
Meow meow!

- That thunder was loud,
wasn't it?

But you are safe.

- ♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

- So, what's the next
part of the plan?

- The next part
of our storm safety plan

is to make sure we have
everything we might need

for the storm
in our emergency kit.

Will you be my helpers?
- OK, Mom.

- Yes!
- Excellent! Helpers.

- Will you help us check
the emergency kit?

We have to find
everything on our list.

The first thing on the list
is a flashlight.

Do you see a flashlight
in our emergency kit?

- Hmm... Um... there's
the flashlight, meow meow.

- Flashlight, check.

OK, the next thing
on the list is

our first aid kit.
It looks like this.

Hmm, where is
the first aid kit?

- We have that, too.

- First aid kit, check!

The next thing on the list
is water bottles.

Do you see water bottles?

- Hoo hoo! Got them!
- Water bottles, check!

We checked everything
on the list.

Look, Mom! Everything
is in our emergency kit.

- Wonderful!
Is there anything else

you think we should add?
- How about a book? Hoo hoo!

Or three?
Books make me feel safe.

- I think that is
a great idea.

How about we just
put in one book

since our kit might not be
big enough for three.

- Hoo hoo. You choose
which one, Daniel.

- OK. Ooh! Could we put in
this one?

It's Tigey the Adventure Tiger!

- (O and Katerina):
Tigey the Adventure Tiger!

- And now we know our emergency
kit has everything we need.

Nice work!
(kids screaming)

That was a loud one, huh?
But we're safe.

- Hoo hoo! Who turned out
the lights?

- What happened?
- I want my mommy, meow meow!

- ♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

- Sometimes, a big storm
can make the lights go out.

- But we're right here
and you are safe.

- Is there a plan
for when the lights go out?

- There is a plan for that.

We have our emergency kit
with a...

- (kids): Flashlight!
- Got it!

(grumbling)
What was that? More thunder?

- No, it was my tummy.
I am hungry.

- Ha! Ha! Ha!
- Is there a plan for that?

- Ha! Ha! Ha! Oh yes,
there's a plan for that too.

Let's all have dinner now, OK?
- Dinner?

In the dark?
- Sure, and I just set up

a special dinner
in the living room. Come see.

- Oh boy!
- Yum, yum, yum!

- Grrific!
- Like a picnic.

- An indoor picnic.
- Your dinner is served.

- Mmm! What did you get?
- Ooh, I like this kind
of sandwich, meow meow.

- (X the Owl): Oh my!
- Meow, meow, meow.

- Hey, hey, look! Guess what
animal it is. Mooo!

(Mom Tiger laughing)
- Oh, it's a cow, meow meow.

- Good one!
- I'll do one now.

- OK, there we go.

- Hoo hoo! It's a monkey!

No, no, no, a cheetah!

No, no, it's a, a...

- It's Tigey.
- Hoo hoo! Hoo hoo-hoo!

- That was yum-yum-yummy
in my tum-tum-tummy.

- I'm glad. And now
that we're done with dinner,

it's time to start
getting ready for bed.

- Is there a plan
for where we sleep, hoo hoo?

- Yes, there's a plan
for that too, O.

Come see. This way.

(Dad Tiger humming)

There we are.
- I love my sleeping bag!

- Me too, hoo hoo!
- OK, time to brush teeth.

- Ooh! Me first! Me first!
- Hoo hoo! Me too!

Hoo hoo! Me too!
- OK, you two, come with me.

- Come here, my big tiger.
Let's get you dressed for bed.

- OK, Mom.

- Here we go.
- You know, I really like

having everyone around.
It makes me feel safe.

- (O): Your turn, Daniel.
- All done, meow meow.

- This way, you two.
(Katerina humming and giggling)

- (Daniel): All done!

- There we go.
- Safe and sound.

- I can still hear the wind.
- I hear it too,

but we're inside
and we're safe.

- ♪♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

♪ Grown-ups know
just what to do ♪

♪ Especially
when you're scared ♪

♪ They're there
to take good care of you ♪

♪ Grown-ups keep you safe ♪

♪ You can grab ahold
of their hand ♪

♪ And find out the safety plan ♪

♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

♪ Take a grown-up's hand,
follow the plan ♪

♪ And you'll be safe ♪♪

- Goodnight, Mommy.
- Goodnight, Katerina.

- Goodnight, Uncle X.
- Goodnight, O.

- Mom, Dad, will you stay here
until I fall asleep?

- Of course we will,
my big tiger.
(Daniel yawns.)

- Do you think the storm
will be over in the morning?

- I do.
- There's a big storm

in the Neighborhood,
but the grown-ups are here

to keep us safe, and I'm glad.

Ugga mugga.

Let's go see some neighbors!

- (Mom Tiger): It's a rainy
night, so it's game night

at Haley and Thomas' house.

- Oh, mommy.

- Whoa! The lights just flashed.
- The storm.

Do you want to go get
the emergency kit?

- Ay-ay, sir!
- The grown-ups have a plan
for when the lights go out.

Lanterns. If the lights go out,

they'll still be able to see.

- Alright! Whose turn is it?
- Oh, it's my turn.

No, no.

Oh... Oh! Oh!

- Mom, it's wobbly for you.

- Steady hand.

Whoa!
- You did it fast.

- (mother): Whoa!
- (father): Right in the middle!

- (Mom Tiger):
Where are the lanterns?

They follow their safety plan.

Now, they can be safe
and keep on playing

even though the lights went out.

Bye, neighbors.

- I like visiting neighbors
with you.

(yawning)

Hi, neighbor.
(yawning)

I'm so glad you're here.

There was a big storm
last night.

O and Katerina slept over. See?

O and Katerina?
- Aaaah...

- The wind was so loud!

- And it rained, and it rained,
and we got to sleep here.

- Do you think
the storm is over?

- Let's go see.
- Hoo hoo! Let's check.

- Come with me.
- Morning.

- Hi, Mommy, we're awake.
- Well, good morning to you.

- Let's go to the window.
- OK.

- Oh... meow meow!

- Whoah! Look
at our neighborhood.

- So many leaves on the ground.

- And branches too, hoo hoo.

- But the wind is gone now.

And the sky is blue.
Maybe the storm is over.

- I hope so, hoo hoo.

- Good morning! Here's
some breakfast for your tummies.

- Hoo hoo!
- Oatmeal!
- Yummy, meow meow.

Mmm!
- Mmm!

- Mom, is the storm over?

- Yes, the storm is over.
- I'm glad, meow meow.

- So, what happens now? Hoo hoo.
Do we get to go home?

- There's a plan for that.
And the plan is

first, you help your family,
then you help your neighbors,

and then your neighborhood.
So yes, you and Katerina

will go home
to help your families.

- That sounds
like a great plan, hoo hoo.

- Let's get dressed.
Thanks, Mom!

(Mom Tiger humming)
- We're ready! All done!

- Hoo hoo!

- And we are ready
to go home.

- Thank you for everything,
meow meow.

- Hoo hoo!
- Bye, meow meow!

Thanks for keeping us safe.
- Bye-bye!

- Alright, Tiger family,
is everyone safe?

- (Mom and Daniel): Safe.
- Then, let's follow the plan

and go help our neighbors.
- OK, Dad.

The storm made a big mess.

Whoa!
- Oh, dear!

- Look, look! Our mailbox,

it's blocking the path
to our house.

- Oh, the wind was so strong,

it knocked down our mailbox.
But we can fix it.

Are you ready to help?
- Yep!

- OK. First, let's lift
the mailbox up.

Say one, two, three
and lift. OK?

- You can help too.
Count with us.

- (both): One, two,

three, lift!

- Ah! There we go.
Nice helping, Daniel.

- Thank you.
- Alright, there.

The mailbox is all fixed.
- I'm glad!

We followed the plan
and helped our family.

- That's right.
(Ding! Ding!)

- Greetings, Tiger family.
- Hello, King Friday.

- I'm so glad to see
you're safe.

- We're glad you're safe too.
- King Friday,

the wind was so strong,
it blew down our mailbox,

but Dad fixed it and I helped!

- I'm proud of you, Daniel,
very proud.

And now I need your family
to help me at the Clock Factory,

right away!
- The Clock Factory

where my dad works?
- Of course, we'll go

to the Clock Factory to help.
- But what about

checking on our neighbors?
- There's a rrroyal plan

for that, Daniel.

♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

We'll check and make sure
our neighbors are safe

along the way.
- Wonderful! Let's go!

- Come along!
- Come on!

(Ding! Ding!)

(Daniel gasps.)
The storm made everything

such a mess.
- Hmm.

- Hello, neighbors.
- Look, Daniel,

Mr. McFeely is helping.
He's picking up the branches,

so they're not in our way.

- OK, Trolley,
the road is clear for you.

- (Mom and Daniel):
Thank you, Mr. McFeely.

- Anything I can do to help.
- Mr. McFeely is helping

the Neighborhood too.
- So long, neighbors!

(Ding! Ding!)
(bicycle bell ringing)

- ♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

- Hi, Daniel.
- Look! There's Katerina and O.

Glad you're safe.

And there's the royal family.
They're safe too.

- (King): Hi there.

- ♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

There's Miss Elaina
and Lady Elaine.

They're both helping out.

It's so great to see
that everybody's safe

and helping each other out.
- Hi, Teacher Harriett.

- (King): Jolly good!
- ♪ Take a grown-up's hand ♪

♪ Follow the plan
and you'll be safe ♪

- Trolley, we'll get out here.
(Ding! Ding!)

- Thank you, Trolley.
I'm glad you're safe.

(Ding! Ding!)
- Now then,

I've brought you here, because
one of our big, beautiful trees

has come down
on Main Street.

- Oh no!
- Oh no!

- Right in front
of our beloved Clock Factory.

Ah, what a shame!
- Dad, Mom, look!

Dad's Clock Factory.
The tree's so big

and it's on ground.
What are we gonna do?

- I know. Seeing
the Neighborhood after a storm

can be scary.
- It is.

- When I was young
and I would see scary things,

my mother would say to me,
"Look for the helpers.

You'll always find people
who are helping."

- You're a helper, Dad.
- That's right.

What other helpers do you see?

- Will you look
for the helpers too?

Look! I see more helpers.

What helpers do you see?

I see firefighters.

Oh! It's Music Man Stan
and Dr. Anna.

- That's right, firefighters
help in all different ways.

Right now, they're going
to help the Clock Factory.

- They are? Wow!

Music Man Stan
is a firefighter,

and Dr. Anna is
a firefighter.

And my dad is helping too.

There's a lot of helpers
in the Neighborhood.

Hey, do you want
to make believe with me?

Let's make believe
that we are helpers

keeping everyone safe
in the whole Neighborhood.

- ♪♪ We are some of the helpers
in your neighborhood ♪

♪ We take care of you,
that's what we do ♪

- ♪ I'm a police officer ♪

♪ I keep things
safe in town ♪

- ♪ I'm a doctor
and if you get hurt ♪

♪ I help you feel better
all around ♪

- ♪ I'm a firefighter ♪

♪ I can put out fires
and keep you safe and sound ♪

- ♪ We are helpers
in your neighborhood ♪

♪ We take care of you,
that's what we do ♪

♪ Us and lots of others too ♪

♪ We are here
to take care of you ♪♪

- Wasn't that grrr-ific?
- OK, Daniel,

it's time to help move the tree.
- But how will we do it?

- Remember how we moved
the mailbox?

- Uh-huh! I helped!
- Right. And if we all work

together, we can move
the tree too.

Wait right here, I'm going
to need your help again, OK?

- OK, Dad. Ugga mugga.
- Ugga mugga.

(Mom Tiger laughing)

(Dad Tiger talking indistinctly)
- Look, Mom,

Dad's helping!
- Yeah, they're tying the tree

so they can move it away.
- Oh! Here we are.

- The tree is so big!

How do you think
they'll move the tree?

I don't know how
they'll do it.

(Daniel gasps.)
It's Trolley!

Trolley is going
to pull the tree

away from the Clock Factory.
- OK. One, two,

three, haul!

- We can help too.
Let's say, "One, two,

three, pull." OK?

One, two,

three, pull!

- Come on, Trolley.
- You can do it, Trolley!

- Ha! Ha! Nice job, Trolley!
- Oh, good!

- The helpers moved the tree.

The Clock Factory
isn't blocked anymore.

- Ho! Ho! Hurray!
- All of the helpers

worked together and made
the Clock Factory safe.

I feel safe now, too.

- ♪♪ When things seem bad
or scary ♪

♪ Just take a look around ♪

♪ You'll see that people
help each other ♪

♪ People help all over town ♪

(Ding! Ding!)
♪ Look for the helpers ♪

♪ Look for the helpers ♪

♪ Doctors, nurses,
firefighters ♪

♪ And policemen too ♪

♪ They'll help you out
and keep you safe ♪

♪ They're here to help you ♪

♪ If you are scared
or frightened ♪

♪ Just look around and see ♪

♪ That people always help
each other ♪

♪ People help those in need ♪

♪ Look for the helpers ♪

♪ Look for the helpers ♪♪

- Aw-aw! It feels
good to help.

(Mom Tiger laughing)
Ooh!

- Who's my little tiger?
(Margaret giggling)

(bicycle bell ringing)
- Hi, Mr. McFeely.

- Hello, Daniel. I brought
this new tree for us to plant.

- Daniel, I'd like you
to plant this tree...
(Daniel gasps.)

...to help everyone remember
how we all came out

and helped the Neighborhood
after the big storm.

- I would like that,
King Friday. Thank you!

Come on! Help plant
the tree with me.

Oh boy!
(Daniel laughing)

- Nice job.
I think this tree

is going to grow
big and strong

in our neighborhood.
- Me too.

The big storm was hard,
but we looked for the helpers.

There were a lot of helpers,

and we helped too.
Ugga mugga.

- ♪♪ It's such a good feeling ♪

♪ To play with family
and friends ♪

♪ It's such a happy feeling ♪

♪ When they lend you a hand ♪
(Ding! Ding!)

♪ You wake up ready to say ♪
- Hi!

- ♪ I think
I'll make a snappy new day ♪

♪ It's such a good feeling,
a very good feeling ♪

♪ A feeling you know ♪

- ♪ That I'll be back ♪

♪ When the day is new ♪

♪ And I'll have
more ideas for you ♪

♪ And you'll have things ♪

♪ You'll want to talk about ♪

♪ I will too ♪♪

Because it's you I like.

Let's spend some time
with one of our neighbors.

♪♪♪

- Hi. I'm Brayden.
Here's my friend Tim

to help clean out
the playground.

- Let's go plant
some flowers!

OK, guys, you're going to help
me plant some of these flowers

around the tree.
So what we're gonna do

is take up the shovels
and we're gonna take

one of these flowers here

and just put this down
into the dirt.

This is going to be so nice
for the neighborhood.

Braydon, here. We'll put 'em
right down in here, OK?

- Hi! Would you guys like
to help me come up

and plant a tree?
- (the others): Sure!

- Alright, come on up.
Alright, we're gonna be planting

this tree today. And if you come
close with your hands,

I'll give it to you.
Hold it from the bottom.

Good! Put it in this hole.

Be real careful.

OK.

If you guys want to help me,
spread it all the way around

the dirt, OK?
- Mm-hmm.

- Step away.

Brayden, could you go get me a
watering can to water our tree?

- Yeah.
- Thank you.

- I'm gonna help
some more neighbors! Bye!

♪♪♪

(laughing)
- I like these visits with you.

♪♪♪