Pikwik Pack (2020) s01e13 Episode Script

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Pikwik Pack
Suki! Axel!
Hazel! Tibor!
[whimsical music]
-[water splashing]
-[whimsical music]
-[motor whirring]
-[whimsical music]
-[tires squealing]
-[whimsical music]
-[chugging]
-[whimsical music]
La la la
La la la
La la la
[whimsical music]
Pikwik Pack
[Hazel] "Clever Hazel."
Ahh.
There! This is the perfect
place to have my picnic.
Now, let's see what's on the menu.
[bouncy music]
Oh, goody!
A sweet little strawberry.
Mmmm!
Mmm-mmm-mmm! Next up,
aahh, my favorite, tiny little grapes.
I wonder what tasty treat'll be next.
[grunting]
Corn on the cob.
Oh, that is a surprise.
Well, here it goes.
Hmm, how exactly am I
supposed to eat this corn
if it's too big to fit in my mouth?
[grunting]
Boop!
Got it! A windup, a spin,
a backflip and whack!
Up, up, and a yay!
Don't worry! [grunting]
I'll save
you little
birdie!
I've got it, Hazel!
Whoa! Thanks, Axel.
No problem.
[whirring]
Now we can keep playing.
How did you think of using a truck
to get something out of a tree?
Well, I take a look at what I've got
and then I say, "Okay,
how can I use this thing I've got
in a way I've never thought?"
That's really smart.
From now on, I'm going
to think really smart too.
-[magical chiming]
-[gasps]
[magical chiming]
Hip-hip hooray!
There's a package on the way!
[whimsical music]
Yay, the package is here!
-Who is it for?
-Where does it go?
The tag will tell us what we need to know.
It's going to Grandpa Grok
in the Happy Sprout Forest,
and it has to be there
before lunch is over.
Let's check the map and make a plan.
Okay, team.
We need to deliver
the package from Pikwik Post,
over the Bubble Geysers,
then over Tutti Frutti Falls,
then over the Many Massive Mountains
and all the way down
to Happy Sprout Forest.
That's a lot of going over.
-We can't take my train.
-Or my boat.
We could take my truck!
But we might not get there by lunchtime.
My helicopter is super
duper at going over.
That's a great idea, Hazel!
Let's go, Pikwik Pack!
Package is loaded.
Take us up, Hazel.
[whirring]
Up, up, and a yay!
[upbeat music]
It's a Pikwik delivery.
Who's it for, Hazel?
It's for Grandpa Grok
in the Happy Sprout Forest!
I wonder what it could be?
[William and Edgar] Hmm.
-A chimney?
-A lava lamp?
Ooh! Ooh! Maybe it's a
[both] Lava Chimney!
Groovy! [laughing]
Look, there's Professor Hoot.
Let's fly by and say hi!
Hello, Professor Hoot!
Hoot! Oh my!
Oops. Sorry, Professor Hoot.
I didn't mean to blow your papers away.
Hoo-hoo! Quite all right, Pikwik Pack!
[upbeat music]
Look! The Bubble Geysers!
-Oh.
-Whoa!
The Bubble Geysers
are really bubbly today.
A little too bubbly.
I can't see where I'm going.
Whoa, you know it's bad
when Hazel complains
about too many bubbles.
We have to get over them.
-Up, up, and a
-[all] Yay!
[upbeat music]
[beeping]
What's that beeping?
[Hazel] We're going too high.
It's getting cold.
If my propellers freeze,
they stop spinning and we stop flying.
We need to get those
bubbles out of the way!
-Axel?
-Hmmm.
I've got it! Helicopter blades
are like a strong fan.
[Hazel] Yep, they are like a fan.
If you aim the blades the right way,
you could blow the bubbles away as we go.
Like how we blew away
Professor Hoot's papers.
Let's try it!
[whirring]
[gasps] It's working! It's really working!
We did it! We got past the bubbles.
[all] Whoa!
-Whoo-hoo! All right!
-Amazing!
That was really smart, Axel.
How did you think of using
the propellers like that?
Well, I take a look at what
I've got and then I say, "Okay,
how can I use this thing I've got"
"In a way you've never thought!"
I've got to remember that.
Wow, the Tutti Frutti Falls
look delicious this time of year.
Can you fly us over them, Hazel?
You bet!
Going up, up, and a
[beeping]
[Hazel] Oh, no, not again.
I didn't think the falls were this high.
What are we going to do now?
It looks like there's a
tunnel behind the waterfall.
Instead of going over Tutti Frutti Falls,
maybe we can go through it.
-How?
-Just blast through.
That's what I'd do with my train.
The helicopter can't go fast
enough for that, Tibor.
-Axel?
-Hmmm.
The helicopter has a cable
with a hook on it, right?
Yes.
We could hook the cable on that big bridge
and pull it nice and tight,
then let the cable pull us
through like a sling shot.
Let's try!
[inspirational music]
Everyone hang on tight!
When I count to three
shut off your engine.
One, two, three!
[sputtering]
[giggling]
Whee!
[whirring]
Wow, Axel, how'd you think of
using the cable that way?
Well, I take a look at what I've got
And then you say, "Okay.
How can you use this thing you've got
in a way you've never thought."
[giggling] I've gotta remember that.
[giggling]
Next up,
the Many Massive Mountains.
Wow, those really are massive mountains.
[Hazel] Yeah, we can't fly around those!
Well we can't blow them
away with the propeller.
And there's no tunnel to fly through.
So there's only one thing to do.
You have to go up and over.
I'll do my best.
Up, up and a
[beeping]
[Tibor] Hazel, there goes
your warning light again.
But flying over the top
is our only choice.
I have to try.
[beeping] [perilous music]
Hazel! The propellers!
Oh, no! Hold on, everyone!
I have to land fast before they freeze!
[perilous chords]
-Uh-oh.
-[all scream]
[all] Phew!
It's just too cold for
my helicopter to fly up here.
[Tibor] So we're stuck?
[gasps] To stay on track
the tag will chime
when it's Pikwik check-in time.
[Tibor] Lunchtime is almost over.
So is this delivery if we don't
get this helicopter to fly.
Don't give up!
We'll think of something.
Axel?
Oh! Me? Um. Right. Let me think.
Yep. Mmm-hmm. Okay.
Nope, I got nothing.
But Axel you always come
up with great ideas!
That's right.
You always think of a new way
to use something we have.
Yeah, like, you would say
"See how the helicopter
has skids that look like skis?
And if we all push to
the edge of the cliff
we could slide down
the slope like a sled?"
You know, something like that,
only really smart.
Wow! That is really smart!
Nope, it's not really smart,
it's super duper smart!
-You just solved our problem.
-I did?
Yeah! This helicopter could
totally slide down the mountain,
right into Happy Sprout Forest.
Pikwik Pack, let's get skiing!
[whimsical music]
Whoo-hoo!
[giggling]
Whee!
-[giggling]
-[whimsical music]
Nice work, Hazel.
How'd you think of using
the helicopter that way?
Well, I take a look at what I've got,
and then I say, "Okay"
[all] "How can I use this thing I've got
in a way I've never thought?!"
[all giggling]
Let's go, Pikwik Pack!
[upbeat music]
[all] Hi, Grandpa Grok!
Pikwik Pack? What brings you here?
[all] It's a Pikwik delivery!
Together we travel.
By land, sea and air.
To bring you this package.
Delivered with care.
A package for me? What could it be?
Just tug on the magical tag and see!
[magical chiming]
Is that what I think it is?
Well, let's find out!
[whirring]
[popping]
Yep! It's a
[all] Popcorn Popper!
[rapid popping]
[cheering]
[upbeat music]
Clever Pikwik Pack. [gulps]
I never would have thought
to eat corn like this.
Isn't it fun using what
you have in a different way?
Yes, indeedy.
Now, who wants some popcorn?
Ooh! I do! I do!
-Yes, please!
-Yeah!
[laughter]
[Axel] "Trash Treasures."
[imitates car engine]
Vroom, vroom, beep beep!
[imitates screeching brakes] Vroom!
Vroom! [imitates screeching brakes]
-Look out, Mom! You're on the race track!
-[chuckling]
What are you doing with my bed?
You don't need it anymore, Tila.
You're sleeping in your big girl bed now.
But I love my old bed.
I'm sorry, but I really
think you've outgrown it.
What? No, I still fit.
[grunting]
See?
-Oops.
-Oh, dear.
It looks like we'll need to throw it away.
Throw it away?!
I don't want to get rid of my old bed.
[cranking]
[grunting]
-Thanks, Tibor.
-No problem, Axel.
Hazel, can you roll this wheel
over to the corner with that other stuff?
Sure thing, Axel.
[upbeat music]
Ta-da! [giggles]
Are you gonna throw all this stuff away?
Throw it away?
Nah, that's my keeper pile.
Your keeper pile?
Yeah, for old parts that I keep
in case I need them some day.
Even this old whammy wheel?
You already have lots
of spare tires for your truck.
And it's getting pretty crowded in here.
Well, I might not use it on my truck.
Maybe I'll need an old,
worn-out, gigantic tire
for something else.
Like what?
Well for example
it's big and round and grippy.
I could use it for
well, maybe I could put it
Um, it would probably fit, um, uh
Fine, I'll throw it away if I have to,
but I know it's still good for something.
-[magical chiming]
-[all gasp]
[chiming continues]
Hip-hip hooray, there's
a package on the way!
[whimsical music]
Yay, the package is here!
-Who is it for?
-Where does it go?
The tag will tell us what we need to know.
The package is for Tila.
At her house on Pikwik Pond.
And she needs it delivered by bedtime.
Let's check the map and make a plan.
Okay, team.
We need to deliver
the package from Pikwik Post,
through the Wonder Woods,
along the Bendy River,
across Pikwik Pond to Tila's house.
Your boat is great for the river, Suki.
Yes, but we'll have to tow it
there first with Axel's truck.
Oh! We can take Axel's
old whammy wheel, too,
and we can throw it away
at the dump on the way back.
Your truck can carry everything, right?
Of course it can.
Wait, what?
Throw away my wheel? Today?
Good idea, Tibor.
Yeah, good plan.
Let's go, Pikwik Pack!
Okay.
A little bit more.
Almost.
And done!
Thanks, Tibor.
Hey, what's all that stuff?
Since you're throwing away your wheel,
we thought we'd clean
out some old junk too.
What junk?
A broken helicopter blade?
A piece of old rope?
This stuff is still good.
Hey, Tibor, why are you
getting rid of your old flute?
It only plays one note, this one.
[high, shrill toot]
See? Still works.
[laughter]
[tooting]
[upbeat music]
My boat's never gone so fast.
Yeah, you're going fast, all right,
but you'll never pass us.
[all giggling]
[upbeat music]
It's a Pikwik delivery!
Who's the package for, Axel?
It's for Tila. We're taking it
to her house at Pikwik Pond.
I wonder what it could be.
[William and Edgar] Hmm.
-A hot dog?
-A face mask?
Ooh! Ooh! Maybe it's a
[both] Hot dog Mask! Yum!
[giggling]
[giggling]
Come along, Hootlets!
It's time to go!
-Hoot! Hoot! Hoot!
-[all giggling]
-Oh, dear.
-[horn tooting]
-Hmm?
-Hi, Professor Hoot.
Ah, Hoot-a-loo Pikwik Pack!
Off on a delivery, are you?
Yep. To Pikwik Pond.
And then we're going to throw
all this old stuff away.
Can we take something to the dump for you?
[chuckling] No, thank you, Hazel,
I don't have anything to throw away.
I need to get something,
something I can use to call my Hootlets.
[giggling]
It's time to head back to the lodge,
and they're too far away to hear my hoots.
Oh, what I need is a whistle.
A whistle? We don't have a whistle.
[deflated chords]
I've got this old flute, but it's bent.
It only plays one note.
Hmmm.
Hey, but only playing one note
is what a whistle does, right?
Oh, yeah!
Here you go, Professor. Try that.
[loud, shrill whistle]
Hoo-hoo! Remarkable.
It's the best Hootlet Tootler
I've ever heard.
This way, Hootlets. Back to the bus.
-Thank you, Tibor.
-You keep it, Professor.
You need a Hootlet Tootler more than I do.
-[Tibor giggling]
-Oh, thanks!
I'm glad we found someone who could use it
before I threw it away.
Bye, Professor Hoot!
Hoot-a-loo, Pikwik Pack.
Okay, Axel, my boat is afloat.
Happy to help, Captain Suki.
Hey, Axel, don't forget your whammy wheel.
I don't think there's
any room for it on my boat.
And Tila's package takes up
all the room in the tow boat.
Hmmm.
Hey, we can tow my wheel!
Right. Hey, Tibor, throw Axel
my old anchor rope.
One old anchor rope, comin' right up.
[Tibor grunts]
[triumphant music]
Got it!
[Suki] Look at that.
My old anchor rope is
still good for something.
It sure is. Just like Tibor's flute.
Hey, what's that?
It looks like a canoe?
[Hazel] I've never seen
a walking canoe before.
[groans]
[Pikwik Pack] It's Grandpa Grok!
-Hi, Grandpa Grok!
-Hello, Pikwik Pack.
Why are you carrying your canoe
instead of paddling it on the river?
Well, I would paddle it, Suki,
if I had a paddle.
But I lost mine upstream,
so now my canoe trip is
just a very long walk.
[Axel gasps]
Well, paddles are long, flat, and wide.
Hazel, do we have anything like that?
Hmmmm.
[gasps] My old propeller!
It's long and flat and wide,
and it's kinda shaped like a paddle!
Try this, Grandpa Grok.
Brilliant! I think it's
even better than my old one.
You can keep it, Grandpa Grok.
Much appreciated, Hazel.
You've made my day.
Goodbye, Grandpa Grok!
Wow, we're not gonna have
anything left to throw away.
It looks like you were right, Axel.
All the things we thought were junk
were still really useful.
-Yeah.
-[deflated chords]
Wish I could find a use
for my old, worn-out whammy wheel.
[gentle upbeat music]
[Beavers grunting]
[horn tooting]
Ahoy, Beverly!
Hi, Pikwik Pack!
Can you let us through
the lock to Pikwik Pond?
Oh, sorry, Suki, but I can't
until the lock is fixed.
[grunting]
[Beverly] We need a replacement part,
but it won't be here until next week.
Next week?!
-[magical chiming]
-[gasps]
To stay on track the tag will chime,
when it's Pikwik check-in time.
[Axel] We have to deliver the package
before Tila's bedtime.
We can't wait till next week.
What kind of replacement
part do you need, Beverly?
Well, let's see here.
It needs to be big and round and grippy.
[gasps] Big?
And round?
And grippy?
[gasps] My old whammy wheel!
-Yes!
-Whoo-hoo!
All right!
Y'know, that just might work.
[all cheering]
Way to go!
[lively music]
Here goes!
[mechanism whirrs]
[Beverly gasps]
[cheering]
[upbeat music]
Hooray for Axel!
Your old whammy wheel saved our delivery.
All the things we wanted to throw away
were useful after all.
Just like Axel said.
Yeah, but even I didn't know
what they were useful for
until we gave them away.
I'm glad we did!
I like knowing our things
are still helping someone.
Bye, Pikwik Pack, and thank you!
Thank you, Beverly!
-Bye!
-See ya!
Bye!
[upbeat music]
I'm sorry about your bed, honey.
That's okay, Mom.
I'll miss it, but I guess
it's time to throw it away.
[horn toots]
[gasps] It's the Pikwik Pack!
What brings you here?
It's a Pikwik delivery!
Together we travel.
By land, sea and air.
To bring you this package.
Delivered with care.
A package for me?
What could it be?
Just tug on the magical tag and see!
[magical chiming]
[Tila] Race car parts!
I love race cars,
but what can I do with parts?
Hmm, what's that over there?
[Tila] That's my old bed.
But we have to throw it away.
No, you don't! I think I have a plan.
There. One race car fully assembled.
[in unison] Ooh!
-Wow! I love it!
-More than your old bed, Tila?
That's the best part, Mom.
The part that's my old bed.
Racer Tila, start your engine!
[imitates car engine]
Vroom! Vroom!
Go, Tila!
-Beep beep! [imitates screeching brakes]
-[laughter]