06x07 - Daniel Makes a Mistake/Baking Mistakes

Episode transcripts for the TV show "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood". Aired: September 3, 2012 – present.*
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Inspired by `Mister Rogers Neighbourhood', `Daniel Tiger's Neighbourhood' features 4-year-old Daniel Tiger who invites a new generation into the Neighbourhood of Make-Believe.
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06x07 - Daniel Makes a Mistake/Baking Mistakes

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- Hi, neighbor!
Today, in school,

we're going to explore
all kinds of things.

And then we're going to
the bakery to make cookies

with Prince Wednesday.

It's going to be tiger-tastic.

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 ♪

- (narrator): ♪ 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 ♪♪

- Hi, neighbor!

I'm at school, and I'm being

a scientist!
Look at all these things

for us to explore.

Want to be a scientist with me?

Grr-ific!

Hey, a leaf!
Let's see what we can

find out about it at
the science table. Come on!

(humming)

Hi, Teacher Harriett!
I'm ready to be a scientist.

- I'm glad to hear that, Daniel.
Scientists are very important.

They help us learn
all about our world.

- Ooh, I want to use this,
this... What is this?

- It's a magnifier, toots!
(Teacher Harriet chuckling)

You look through here,
and then you can see things

really close up.
- Oh...

- That's right. A magnifier
helps you see things

much closer than you can
with just your eyes.

Have fun you two.

- I just found
this leaf outside.

We could look at it
under the magnifier.

- Ooh. I like it.

Let's look at it!
- You mean explore.

- Oh, Expl-ore...

(laughing)

- OK, just pick up the leaf
and put it in the magnifier...

- Oh! Ha ha!
- Look at the leaf with me.

Wow! The leaf looks

so different under
the magnifier.

What do you see?

Up close, it doesn't even
look like a leaf!

- Ooh, my turn!
I see long squiggly lines

and a lot of weird green shapes.

- It's fun finding
new things to see

and explore up close.

Wouldn't it be fun
to go underground

and find new objects to look at?

Want to make believe with me?

Let's make believe we can find

and look at all kinds of things!

- ♪♪ Let's explore
under the ground ♪

♪And uncover what's underneath ♪

♪ Come and dig with me ♪

- (narrator): ♪ What could
it be ♪

- It's bumpy and it
comes from the sea... A shell!

- ♪ What could it be ♪

- It's long and spiky...
A pine cone!

- ♪ What could it be ♪

- It's shiny and round...
It's an old penny!

♪ Look what we found ♪

♪ Some treasures
from under the ground ♪

♪ Thanks for digging with me ♪♪

Wasn't that grr-ific?

- Now what can
we explore, toots?

- So many things! How about

this...flower?

- Yes, the flower!

- OK.
- I'm going to look

at it...backwards.

Uh... Er... Hmm...
(Daniel laughing)

OK, it's too hard
to look at it backwards.

I'll turn around!

Ooh, I see orange squiggly lines

and bright blue dots!

- Oh, I want to see!
I want to see!
- OK,

let me look for
three more seconds.

(counting very slowly): One...

(Daniel giggling)

Two--
- Three!

Three seconds! My turn.
- OK. Hee hee!

- Wow! I see the orange lines

and the blue dots.

Do you see them too?
I never knew

a flower could look like this.
- Me neither.

- Whoa, I love looking at--
(gasping)

Oh no!

- Everything in our science
basket is everywhere!

Um, Teacher Harriett?

- Oh... What happened
over here?

- Um, well...

I kind of made a mistake.

The basket fell
on the floor,

and now our science stuff
is everywhere.

Does this mean we can't
have science time?

- We can still
have science time.

A mistake won't stop us!

It's good that you told me,
Daniel, so I can help.

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- ♪ It's OK to make mistakes♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- Can you tell me
what happened?

- I bumped the basket
with my elbow

and then it fell
off the table.

- Why do you think it fell off?
Where was the basket?

- Right here.
- Oh, I see.

It was all the way
on the edge of the table.

- Yeah, so I guess that's why
it fell off!

(sighing)
It was a big mistake.

- Everyone makes mistakes.
We just need

to think about
how we can fix it.

- What do you think we can do
to fix the mess on the floor?

We could pick it all up!

- I'll help too, toots.

- I've got the leaves.

- OK...
- Is that everything?

- Wait! That sneaky
pebble rolled

all the way under the table!

Well look at that.
- Here you go,

Mr. Pebbly Pebble.
We fixed it.

It's all cleaned up.

- And I learned something, too.
- What's that, toots?

- I learned that I shouldn't
put the basket

so close to the edge
of the table.

Now I want
to paint a picture.

- Oh! Oh! Me too... Okie-dokie!
- Come on!

(Katerina singing to herself)

- Hi, Daniel. Hi, Miss Elaina.
- Hiya, toots!

Hi, Katerina.
I like your picture.

- Thank you, meow meow.
I'm using this pink paint

to make a cute pig.
Oink oink!

(all laughing)
(Katerina singing again)

- Hmm... What should I paint?

I know! I'll paint a picture
of the flower

I saw in the magnifier!

What color were the petals?

I think they were orange.

(humming)

With tiny blue dots.

(singing wordlessly)

I made a flower!

Katerina, want to see
the flower I made?

- OK, Daniel, meow meow.
I just want to finish this

one...little...thing.

(gasping)
- Oh, no, meow meow!

- Katerina? What's wrong?
- I made a mistake

on my picture!

See? That big pink blob
isn't supposed to be there!

My picture is ruined!
No, no, no, no...

- Oh, no!

- A big, pink,
blobby paint drip!

I don't want it anymore.

- Katerina, you just
made a mistake.

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- But how can I fix
a blobby paint drip?

- Hmm, maybe you can

turn the blob
into something else

- Something else?
- (Miss Elaina): Yes, toots!

Like a puddle!

A pink puddle.
- Or a rock!

- Or...a teenie-tiny
pink car!

Beep beep
(laughing)

- Or...a baby

pig meow mow?
- Tiger-tastic!

- A baby pig
is perfect, toots!

- Let's see, meow meow...
Eyes, a nose,

two ears... I did it!
- (Daniel): Nice!

- Katerina,
what a sweet picture!
Can you tell me about it?

- This is a mommy pig.
And you know what?

- What?
- I made a mistake before,

and dripped a big blob of paint
onto my picture,

but then I fixed it
by turning it into a baby pig,

and now it's a mommy
and her baby!

- You found a very smart way
to fix your mistake, Katerina.

- I want to paint another
picture now.

- Look! It's going
to drip again.

- I know what to do, toots:
wipe the paintbrush off

on the edge of the paint cup,
like this. See?

- Ooh. I like that trick,
meow meow.

Dip, wipe, paint.

Meow meow.
- It worked! No drip!

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- I learned how to stop my brush
from dripping again.

Thanks, meow meow!
(all laughing)

- (Daniel): ♪♪ I squeezed the
toothpaste on my brush ♪

♪ I squeezed too hard
and it came out mush ♪

♪ I stopped and didn't
squeeze as much ♪

♪ I fixed my mistake
with a softer touch ♪

- (Katerina): ♪ I forgot
to zip up my lunch ♪

♪ And my thermos fell out
with a crunch ♪

♪ I stopped and thought
and zipped it tight ♪

♪ I fixed my mistake
and I made it right ♪

- (together): ♪ It's OK
to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- (Miss Elaina): ♪ I made my
truck go zoom, zoom, zoom ♪

♪ But when it hit the floor
it went kaboom ♪

♪ So on the next jump
I held it tight ♪

♪ I fixed my mistake
and I made it right ♪

- (Daniel): ♪ I knocked the
basket on the ground ♪

♪ It was close to the edge
and I knocked it down ♪

♪ I moved the basket
further away ♪

♪ I fixed my mistake
and I saved the day ♪

- (all): ♪ It's OK
to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪♪

- All right, everyone,
here are your lunch boxes.

Katerina... Miss Elaina...
- Thank you.

- Mmm, yummy!.
- O... Prince Wednesday...

- Thank you.
- ...and Daniel.

- Hey, this isn't
my lunch box.

- And this isn't my lunch box!

- Oops! Did I make a mistake?
- Yes!

But it's OK,
Teacher Harriet.

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- I guess even teachers
make mistakes!

- Yes they do!
(all laughing)

- Have you ever made a mistake?

Mistakes happen to everyone

but you can fix them

and learn from them too!
Ugga mugga!

- Let's go see some neighbors.

♪♪♪

- ♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them ♪

♪ And learn from them too ♪

♪ It's OK to make mistakes
Try to fix them ♪

♪ And learn from them too ♪

♪ It's OK to make mistakes

♪ Try to fix them
And learn from them too ♪♪

- I like visiting neighbors with
you.

- Hi, neighbor!

Baker Aker asked us to help him
at the bakery today.

Have you ever helped
someone bake?

What do you like to make?

We're baking...
- (together): Cookies!

- Come make cookies with us.
- Come on!

(laughing)
- (Daniel): Oh boy!

Look at all the stuff
for baking.

Baker Aker, who are we making
the cookies for?

- Ooh! Ooh! Is it me? Is it me?
Oh, I really hope it's me!

- Ha ha! The cookies are for
all of our neighbors!

Including you.
- All right!

- And your family.
- Grr-ific!

That's a lot of cookies!
(Daniel laughing)

- So, what kind of cookies would
you like to bake?

Delicious dinosaur cookies?
- (together): Roar!

- Tasty trolley cookies?
- Ding ding!

- Or...yummy-ummy
umbrella cookies?

- Umbrella cookies?

- Perfect to eat on a rainy day!
- Hmmm...

What kind of cookies should we
make for our neighbors?

- Trolley cookies! Ding ding!

- Excellent choice! And now,

since we already
washed our hands,

we...bake!

- You can be a baker, too.

- OK, my baking assistants,

this recipe will tell us
what to do

to make our
trolley cookies.

First we need
one stick of butter.

- One stick of butter.
Ding ding! Plop...

OK, next we need, um...
- I know - one cup of sugar!

Can I do it?
- Si, yes.

Here you go.
- Thank you. Watch this!

- ♪ One cup of sugar ♪
Ding ding!

♪ One cup of sugar ♪
Ding ding!

Oh, no!
I spilled the milk.

- It's all over
the table.

- Baker Aker, I...

I spilled the milk everywhere.

I really didn't mean to.

- Oh, it's just a mistake.

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- It was a mistake.

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- Hmm... So I can fix
my mistake by...

...wiping up the milk!
- Good idea!

I can help.
- Bueno, good.

- I'm a royally
good cleaner.

- Daniel, will you help me
to get some more milk?

- Sure!
(humming)

- Thank you, Baker Aker.

- All clean!

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

I fixed my mistake.
- You did.

- And...I learned to be more
careful when I'm baking.

- Muy bueno, very good.
Because, ahem...

(in spooky voice): Baking is
serious business.

Ding ding!
(laughing)

- Prince Wednesday, will you
help me measure the milk?

- OK. Careful...

There, I did it -
without spilling.

- Now we add one egg
for our trolley cookies,

and three cups of this mixture
of flour, baking soda, and salt.

Your turn, Daniel.
- OK.

Three cups. Count with me.

One...hup!

Two...drop! three...plop!

- Gracias. And now, we mix!

- Thank you.
Mix-a, mix-a, mix-a!

- Mix with me.
Mix-a, mix-a, mix-a! Done.

- There!
(all coughing and laughing)

- Beautiful! Some cookie dough
for you,

and some dough for you, too.

Now roll out the dough
to make it flat.

- I'm using all my muscles!
Grr!

- Mine's royally flat.

- And here are the
cookie cutters for you to use.

- Wow, they're the same shape
as Trolley!

- Press the cookie cutter
into the dough.

- OK...
- Now lift up the cookie cutter.

- Wow!
- I made a trolley!

- You did!
Now take that trolley,

and put it here, on this baking
sheet. Be very careful.

- Very careful...

There. OK, now I want
to make more trolleys.

- I want to make
so many cookies

so every single person in the
neighborhood can have one.

- Me too, and when they put them
in their tummies,

they're going
to say "Ding ding!"

Delicious!
(laughing)

Oh, that's really good.

- OK, and here's another...
(gasping)

Uh oh, my trolley cookie!

I broke it.
The trolley cookie is ruined.

I made a big mistake.
What do I do?

- (Prince Wednesday): Daniel,
remember...

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- You're right,
Prince Wednesday.

Baker Aker,
I made a mistake - see?

How do I fix it?
- With my

special baking secret.

- (together): A secret?
- Si, yes!

The secret is,

take the broken cookie,
and smoosh it together

with the rest of the dough.
- OK...

- Mm! Urgh!
- Now roll it out...

- Got to make it look new...

- And make a new cookie.
- There.

- You fixed it, Daniel!
- Yeah,

and now I learned a...

(whispering): ...baking secret.
(laughing)

- And now I will put these
cookies in the oven to bake!

(humming)

- Our trolley cookies
are going to be so yummy.

I wonder what it would be like
to ride in a trolley cookie.

If I got hungry, I could just
take a bite!

Hey... Do you want
to make believe with me?

Let's make believe that

we live in a world

where everything is made

out of cookies!

♪♪ I want to play
in a world of cookies ♪

♪ Cookies everywhere I see ♪

♪ I want to play
in a cookie playground ♪

♪ With cookie slides
and cookie swings ♪

♪ Cookie trees
that look so sweet ♪

♪ A gingerbread house
topped with frosting ♪

♪ A cookie trolley
on a cookie street ♪

♪ I want to play
in a world of cookies ♪

♪ Cookies everywhere I see ♪♪

Wasn't that grr-ific?
(oven dinging)

- The cookies are ding!

I mean...done!
(laughing)

- Ooh... They look
just like Trolley.

- Now what do we do?
- The cookies need to cool.

So now, we wait.

OK, time to check to see
if they're cool.

I love this part!
...They're cool!

Now I'll just move
the cookies over here --

(gasping)
- (boys): What happened?

- I put the cookies down
too hard!

I broke the wheels off
this trolley cookie,

and this one too! Well,
at least this one is OK.

(crunching)
- Oops. Well what do
we say about mistakes?

- ♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
And learn from them too ♪

- And we can try
to fix your mistake, too.

- How do you think
we can fix this mistake?

Maybe we can use
something else for wheels?

- Oh! I do have lots of things
we can use.

(Baker Aker singing)
There you go.

- Hmm... What's something round

we can we use
for trolley wheels?

These chocolate circles
are good for trolley wheels!

- Let me see if they'll work.

- (Daniel): Oh! They look
just like trolley wheels!

- They do! Now, let's finish
decorating these cookies.

Very carefully...

- (Daniel): ♪ We're decorating
cookies ♪

♪ With lots of yummy treats ♪

♪ Won't you decorate with me
Decorate ♪

- (all): ♪ Won't you
decorate with me ♪

♪ It's OK to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- (chorus): ♪♪ It's OK
to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- (Daniel): ♪ I spilled
my drink ♪

♪ 'Cause I used one hand ♪

♪ So I cleaned it up ♪

♪ And poured with two hands ♪

- (chorus): ♪ It's OK
to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- (Prince Wednesday):
♪ Too many stuffed animals ♪

♪ I dropped some
on the ground ♪

♪ So I'll pick them up ♪

♪ And use a wagon
to move them around ♪

- (chorus): ♪ It's OK
to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪

- (Daniel): ♪ Playing catch,
I dropped the ball ♪

♪ 'Cause my eyes were closed ♪

♪ So I opened them up ♪

♪ And caught every throw ♪

- (chorus): ♪ It's OK
to make mistakes ♪

♪ Try to fix them
and learn from them too ♪♪

- OK! We finished
all the cookies.

- Oh! They look royally good.
(laughing)

- Delicious!
(both laughing)

Let's take the cookies
to our neighbors.

- Yeah!
- Away we ding!

I mean...away we go!
(giggling)

- ♪ Boop she-boop, she-boop ♪

- Did you know that even
grownups make mistakes?

They do! And sometimes,

a mistake can be a good thing,

like trolley cookies with
chocolate wheels. Ugga mugga!

- (narrator): ♪♪ It's such
a good feeling ♪

♪ To play with family
and friends ♪

♪ It's such a happy feeling
when they lend you a hand ♪

♪ You wake up ready to say ♪

- Hi!
- ♪ I think I'll ♪

♪ Make a snappy new day ♪
- Hi!

- ♪ 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 Evie and I'm here
at the Bakery.

My friend Michael is going to
show me how to bake something.

Hi, Michael.
- (Michael): Hi, Evie.

- How do you make these?

- Well Evie, I'll tell you what.
I'd be more than happy
to show you.

OK Evie, are you ready to make
some cookie dough?

- Yeah!
- All right.

- That's a lot of flour, it's
covering the whole thing.
- Yeah.

- Alright, so we made the dough
and now we're going to cut it.

We're going to run it
through this. This is
called a "sheeter".

Here we go.

There's our dough.

We're going to cut
our cookies.

All right, let's
put them in the oven,

and in minutes
they'll be ready.

- All right, Evie, you ready to
decorate the cookies? OK,
I'm going to ice them,

and then we're going to dip them
in the sprinkles and then

put them on the tray,
and every one you decorate,

you get to take home.

- (Evie): Thanks, Michael.

- You're welcome Evie.
- Thanks, neighbor,

for coming to the Bakery
with me.

(laughing)
- I like these visits with you!
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