Puppy Dog Pals (2017) s01e15 Episode Script

(theme music playing)
(barking)
Bingo and Rolly,
couple of puppies
They bark
and chase and chew
And there's a guy named Bob
who makes up inventions
A couple of puppies can use
But when Bob's away
See you later, pups!
the pups will play
Going on missions
around the world
Pup-pup-pup Puppy Dog Pals
(barking in tune)
Pup-pup-pup Puppy Dog Pals
(barking in tune)
(record scratching in tune)
Pup-pup-pup Puppy Dog Pals
(barking)
Pup-pup-pup Puppy Dog Pals
(barking)
(Bingo speaking)
Ah, I've been looking forward
to this trip all month.
(chuckles)
Finally a chance to use
my favorite fishing pole,
enjoying a day
with my favorite pups
in the great outdoors.
It is pretty great.
And we're outdoors.
Oh, is that a fish?
Where?
I don't see it.
(fishing reel whirring)
Whoa, oh!
Whoa!
Rolly:
It's a flying fishing pole!
I'm gonna guess that
that wasn't supposed to happen.
Uh, that wasn't
supposed to happen.
Ugh, something just swam off
with my favorite fishing pole.
I'll never get that back.
Well, without my fishing pole,
there's no fishing trip.
We may as well
just head back home.
(Bob sighs)
Okay, before we hit the road
to go back home,
we'll just pop inside this shop
and pick out
some delicious snacks.
Well, looks like you boys
need to wait out here.
But don't worry,
there's a window
so I can keep an eye on you
from inside the store.
The great outdoors
suddenly isn't so great
when Bob's so sad
that his trip got ruined.
Well, then,
guess what time it is.
I don't know.
Maybe noon-ish?
It's time to get
Bob's fishing pole.
(exerting)
Now where do we start?
A big fish, you say?
Oh, it wasn't a fish.
Have I got a tale for you!
(inhales deeply)
A long time ago
in a part of the lake
far, far away
How are we
going to get on the lake
to find out what took
Bob's fishing pole?
I know what swam off
with your Bob's fishing pole.
Well, hello there,
Mr Dog.
Quinty McSquinty is the name.
Tell me,
have you pups
ever heard of
Ol' Snapper?
Have we ever heard
of Ol' Snapper, ha!
Bingo, have we ever heard
of Ol' Snapper?
-No.
-No, Mr. McSquinty,
we have not.
What's Ol' Snapper?
You mean "who" is Ol' Snapper.
Well, Ol' Snapper is a monster
that roams deep beneath
these waters.
The legend says
that Ol' Snapper
was born from the muck and mud
at the bottom of the lake.
He'll take whatever
he finds in the lake
to his hideout forever.
(both gasp)
Well, Mr. McSquinty,
my brother and I need to
head into those waters
to get Bob's fishing pole.
There's an island
in the center of this lake,
Snapper Island,
a mound of stones covered
in gooey green glop.
That's where it's rumored
Ol' Snapper's hideout is.
Most likely,
that's where you'll find
Bob's fishing pole.
Thanks, Quinty.
You're a huge help.
Wait a minute there.
For two little pups like you
to make it all the way
to the island,
you're gonna need a boat.
Like that one?
You're gonna need
a bigger boat.
Okay, Rolly,
our mission is to find
a boat that's just right for us
and take it to Snapper Island
and get Bob's fishing pole back.
Come on, Rolly.
Thanks, Quinty McSquinty.
Good luck, pups.
You're gonna need it.
(barking in rhythm)
(both)
Let's go!
On your bark, get ready
Got a lot to do
It's gonna be
an awesome adventure
We're super-duper, extra,
overly excited to be
Goin' on a mission,
goin' on a mission
Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba
We're goin' on a mission,
goin' on a mission
Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba
We're goin' on a mission,
goin' on a mission
I thought there'd be more boats
at this part of the lake.
Rolly?
Rolly!
Rolly:
Chew party!
(gnawing)
It's hard to focus on a mission
with all these beautiful
unchewed sticks lying around
near the shore.
What's shakin', puppy brothers?
Hey, it's Bizzy!
Wh-wh-wh-why
it's Bingo and Rolly ♪
My two favorite pups ♪
Way out in the woods
Yo, puppies, what's up? ♪
Hey, Bizzy, we're looking
for Ol' Snapper.
Who's Ol' Snapper?
Shopkeeper:
And that's the legend
of Ol' Snapper.
Yes, sirree.
He probably took
your fishing pole.
Who's Ol' Snapper?
Both:
You've never heard
of Ol' Snapper?
Wow-wee!
Well, if getting
Bob's fishing pole back
is important to you pups,
then let me tell you both
what I'm about to do.
I'm gonna get you out
to Snapper's Island
so that you can find
Bob's fishing pole
and save the day
'cause everything's better
with Bingo and Roll-ey.
-All right!
-So you're coming with us?
Absolutely not.
But I will help you
find a boat.
Better yet,
I'll just make you one.
Wait here.
(machinery buzzing)
(machinery buzzing)
All done.
Wow, a sweet log boat.
Set a course
for Snapper Island.
Floatin' on the water ♪
Usin' puppy power ♪
To paddle across the lake ♪
There's a mean
ol' monster out there ♪
Well, we won't let him
get in our way ♪
Ol' Snapper ♪
Ol' Snapper ♪
He doesn't scare us at all ♪
Ol' Snapper ♪
Ol' Snapper ♪
We're gonna get Bob's
missing fishing pole ♪
You know, Rolly,
I always feel my bravest
when we're doing
something together.
Well, Bingo,
that's the power
of puppy power,
with the extra special
added double-puppy-power
brother bonus.
Ol' Snapper ♪
Ol' Snapper ♪
He doesn't scare us at all ♪
Ol' Snapper ♪
Ol' Snapper ♪
We're gonna get Bob's
missing fishing pole ♪
Okay, Rolly, we're here.
Snapper Island.
Now we just need to find
Bob's fishing pole.
Do you remember
what it looks like?
Only that it was
shiny and red
and looked exactly
like that one.
Bow to the wow,
there is is!
So, that was easy.
Let's head back to shore
so that we can give this to Bob.
We better start paddling
if we want to
make it there soon.
I can get us there
faster with
Rolly power to the rescue.
Bob's gonna be
so happy when he gets
his fishing pole back.
I bet he'll smile smilier
than he's ever smiled before.
That's pretty smiley.
-Whoa!
-Whoa!
Bingo!
Bow to the ow!
What happened?
Rolly, you okay?
All good.
Uh-oh.
Swim, Rolly, swim!
(panting)
Huh?
(exclaims)
Whoa!
Bingo!
(gasps)
It's got to be Ol' Snapper.
He's come back
for Bob's fishing pole.
Bingo, come back!
Wow. Ol' Snapper is fast,
and I'm getting tired.
Bingo!
Bingo!
I'm coming to you, Rolly.
Ol' Snapper ♪
You, you came back for me.
I'll always come back
for you, Rolly.
You're my brother.
But Bob's fishing pole
It's gone.
No, it's not!
Look, we just need to follow
the bubble trail.
What do you say, Rolly?
You think you can
swim some more?
For Bob?
For Bob, I can do anything.
I miss our boat.
Should've figured
Ol' Snapper would
come back here.
Now where's Bob's fishing pole?
It's not here.
Where could it be?
(low growling)
Uh, Bingo,
is that you breathing down
the back of my neck?
Uh, I was gonna ask you
the same thing.
(screaming)
(screams)
(all screaming)
Wait.
I know why we're screaming,
but why are you screaming?
Because you guys nearly
scared me out of my shell.
We scared you?
We're cute puppies.
You're a scary creature
born from the mud
and muck of the lake.
Yikes!
Sorry about that.
(vocalizing)
Oh, that's better.
Guess I do look pretty scary
with all this gunk
that gets all over me
when I swim.
Allow me
to introduce myself.
I'm Ol' Snapper.
I'm Bingo.
This is my brother Rolly.
We're out here to get
Bob's favorite fishing pole back
so we can go fishing again.
Ooh, you mean
the shiny red stick
someone left in my lake
as a gift?
Gift?
People seem to leave me gifts
in my lake all the time.
Today I got a bobby thing
that also had this nifty stick
attached to it.
Those aren't gifts.
They belong to our owner Bob.
He dropped the fishing pole
in the water when you
took the bobby thing.
Oh, that's terrible.
Here, take 'em
both back, please.
Thanks. Bob's gonna
be so happy.
We better paddle back to shore.
No, no, no.
You pups do look exhausted.
Plus, I'm pretty fast
for a turtle.
Come on, hop on.
Bow to the wow, wow-wee!
Hey, puppy pals.
(barking)
Wait a minute.
My fishing pole
and my bobber.
We found them, Bob.
Yeah, Bingo and I went out
on the lake in a boat and
They must've washed up
on the shore when I was inside.
Ah, this is the life.
We did it again, Bingo.
Another mission accomplished.
Say, have you boys ever heard
the legend of Ol' Snapper?
-He's not just a legend.
-He's a turtle!
They say he's 50-feet tall
and lives in
a big castle of mud
on an island in the middle
of the lake.
His name is Ol' Snapper.
Ol' Snapper
(Bingo speaking)
Morning, sleepy snouts.
(snoring)
Hey, there.
Come on, time to wake up.
Rolly, it's morning!
-Hi, Bob.
-Good morning.
Guess what, guys?
My friend just got
a new puppy named Baby.
(laughs)
A puppy named Baby?
(laughs)
That's funny.
She doesn't want the puppy
to get lonely
while she's at work,
so I said Baby can
stay here with you today
and you can keep her company.
Wait, what now?
I told her that you two
are so much fun,
you'll be like
the greatest puppy-sitters ever.
-Yeah.
-We'll take care of
(barking)
I'm gonna go get Baby
and bring her back here.
See you in a jiffy.
There are going to be
three puppies here?
I'm never going to get
my naps in today.
You hear that, Rolly?
Bob wants us to be
the greatest puppy-sitters ever!
Just like when Bob's mom
puppy-sits us.
Bob's mom is pretty great.
Just like Bob.
And that sounds like
a pretty great mission to me.
That's 'cause it is.
Let's get ready.
Great puppy-sitters
like Bob's mom
get food for the puppies.
So let's give Baby
her own dish.
You know, to help her
feel at home.
Yeah.
Most puppies are small,
so Baby will need
a small bowl.
If we each share
a few of our kibbles,
that'll fill it up.
Bow and wow!
What else do
great puppy-sitters do?
They're good at making sure
puppies get naps.
We need to find a spot
for Baby's nap time.
Baby could sleep in
one of Bob's shoes.
That's what you two
goofballs used to do.
Oh, yeah.
When I was little,
I loved sleeping in Loafy,
Bob's old loafer shoe.
It was the comfiest, coziest
place to take a nap ever!
Until I got too big for it.
Let's find a comfy cozy
sleeping shoe for Baby.
Loafy, my old sleeping shoe!
And I still fit.
(straining)
Sort of.
Not really.
Baby's going to love
sleeping in there.
Baby is gonna
love Loafy.
What's next?
Great puppy-sitters
also have toys
for the puppies to play with.
Hmm, what kind of toys
do little puppies like?
Okay, first of all,
you're still puppies.
We mean when we were
littler puppies,
and we get little bit
less littler every day.
Well, you loved
that squeaky toy.
I used to throw it for you
to fetch when I was bored.
You mean Mr. Mousey?
I haven't seen that
squeaky toy in forever.
(squeaking)
Rolly:
He's got to be
in here somewhere.
Found him.
Rolly:
I'm pretty sure
he used to be fuzzier.
Ugh, and he used to
have a nose.
Yeah, you loved
this toy to pieces.
We loved it so much
that some of the pieces
came off.
If we liked it that much
when we were puppies
You're still puppies.
then Baby will like it, too.
Do you remember?
When we were young
Chewing everything in sight
Sleeping in a shoe at night
We're so much bigger now
And it's kind of fun
Thinking back
on the things we did
When we were little pups ♪
Hey, pups, I hate
to break it to ya ♪
Don't wanna get in the way ♪
I hesitate to say it to ya ♪
Both:
What is it, Hissy?
Well, you still look
pretty little to me ♪
Oh, no. Come on, Hissy.
We're big dogs now.
Wise, experienced, seasoned.
Half an inch taller.
Well, you still look
pretty little to me ♪
Bingo, I think
I hear the door!
Baby's here.
Let's go!
Yep, they still look
pretty little to me ♪
Bob:
Come on in, Baby.
Hi, puppy! Hi!
Bingo:
Whoa!
That's one big Baby.
She is not gonna
fit in that shoe.
Good luck with puppy-sitting.
If you need me,
I'll be hiding.
I mean, napping.
(panting)
You guys have fun keeping Baby
company while I'm at work, okay?
(whimpering)
Aw, even though she's big,
she's still just
a nervous puppy.
Don't worry, Baby.
It's our mission to be
the greatest
puppy-sitters ever.
Yeah, we're gonna take
good care of you.
(squeaks)
Wanna play with our toy?
(vocalizes)
You like it, huh?
(squeaking)
She loves
the toy we picked.
We are great puppy-sitters.
-(crashing)
-(Hissy yowls)
(Hissy screams)
(Baby growling)
(squeaking)
(Baby barking)
Hey!
Let's find something else
for Baby to do.
I know what I always wanna do.
Eat.
You hungry, Baby?
(vocalizes)
The little one is for you,
and
Looks like
she loves her food.
She loves our food, too.
Baby, don't!
We better get Baby outside
before she destroys the house!
Rolly:
Who wants to go out?
(barks)
-Oops.
-Oops.
What a mess.
Cleaning up messes
makes A.R.F. happy.
A.R.F., it's so good
to see you.
If you like messes,
you're gonna love
the living room right now.
Thanks for the help, A.R.F.
(crash)
Oh, no.
Bow-whoa.
We still have a lot
to learn about
puppy-sitting, don't we?
Yeah, we have a lot to learn
about a lot of things.
What did Bob's mom do
when she puppy-sat us?
I don't know.
She helped us nap,
gave us food,
taught us tricks
so we wouldn't ruin
the backyard.
That's it!
Let's teach Baby
some puppy tricks.
Hey, Baby!
Sit.
Huh?
Sit on your bottom.
Like this.
Good sitting.
She did it, Rolly.
(straining)
Yeah, I know.
Now teach her to stand up.
Bingo:
This is called "fetch."
I throw the stick,
and Rolly brings it back.
Ta-da!
Now it's your turn, Baby.
Bring back the stick.
(barks)
Not even Baby can make a mess
playing fetch in the backyard.
(crashing)
What I just said,
never mind.
If we stay here,
Baby might destroy
the whole yard!
Then I think really great
puppy-sitters would take a puppy
to the dog park.
Let's go!
Sorry, Baby,
but toys sometimes get lost
at the dog park.
So you need to leave
the squeaky toy here.
(whimpers)
Welcome to the dog park!
You can climb on this thingy.
Or jump over it.
Wow, Baby's even faster
that you, Bingo.
(panting)
No, we're the same
amount of fast.
Her legs are just longer.
Oh, that makes sense.
Baby sure seems happy.
Look at us being
great puppy-sitters.
Stick!
(squeaking)
(barks)
What's the big idea?
That's mine!
(squeaking)
That's right!
Go find your own squeaky toy.
(whimpering)
Huh.
Thanks for letting us
play with you.
Yep, yep, yep.
That was funsies.
Now that's how
you play fetch, Baby.
Baby?
Are you looking for
that big drooly puppy
that tried to take
my squeaky toy
before she ran outta here?
She ran away?
Which way did she go?
Somewhere over there.
I wasn't really
paying attention.
(scoffs) Only you two
could lose the biggest puppy
in the dog park.
You're right.
She is the biggest.
Rolly, we just have to follow
the biggest paw prints.
Like this one?
Exactly like that one!
(gasps)
And all those other ones!
Follow those paw prints.
Thanks, Cupcake.
(angrily)
Oh, biscuits!
I wasn't trying to help.
Woman:
Oh, oh, for heaven's sake!
I can't believe
that big, silly dog
knocked us over, Frank.
I can believe it
'cause it happened.
It was really big and silly.
Baby is big,
and she's silly.
Then we're on the right track.
Maybe Cagey's seen Baby.
You in there, Cagey?
Yeah, but I can't see you
through all the doggy slobbers
smeared on my window.
Where did the doggy slobber
come from?
Some silly dog.
Both:
Baby!
She didn't look like
a baby to me.
She was massive!
Huge, I tell ya!
She ran off that way.
That's the same direction
as our house.
I wonder where she's going.
Rolly, I think
I figured it out.
Baby was trying to play
with Cupcake's squeaky toy
right before she ran off.
-So
-She's going back to our house
for Mr. Mousey.
It seems so obvious now.
Follow me.
Thanks, Cagey.
You're welcome.
Hey, can somebody
wipe off the window?
(barking)
I knew it!
She did want Mr. Mousey.
I've been throwing this thing
since she got back.
I got to admit,
it is kinda fun
to have a puppy around
to play this game again.
You know,
we're still puppies, too.
Oh, you are, huh?
I mean, we're still
a little bit little.
Then get in this game.
There's room for two more.
-Yes!
-You're on.
Baby, drop it.
Ugh, puppy slobber.
(squeaking)
-I got it.
-Mine!
-(barking)
-(laughing)
(snoring)
Wow, the puppy really
tuckered you out, huh?
Looks like you guys ended up
being great puppy-sitters.
Mission accomplished.
High-paw, Rolly.
High-paw, Bingo.
High-paw, Hissy.
Hmm? Yeah, yeah.
High-paw.
(snoring)
(theme music playing)
Bark! Bark! Bark!
Bark! Bark! Bark!
(record scratching)
Bark!
Bark! Bark! Bark!