My Friends Tigger & Pooh (2007) s02e03 Episode Script

My friends, Tigger and Pooh ♪
We're always there
for each other ♪
You'll see just
how fun it can be ♪
With so much
in the wood to discover ♪
And if I need help
on the way ♪
Buster might save the day ♪
Or Piglet, Lumpy or Roo ♪
Eeyore has a paw to lend ♪
Rabbit has an ear to bend ♪
Now all we're missing
is you ♪
Hooray, it's a honeyful day ♪
So let's laugh
and let's play here ♪
Together ♪
With my friends
Tigger and Pooh ♪
My friends
Tigger and Pooh ♪
Darby, Tigger and Pooh ♪
Our friends, Tigger and ♪
My friends
Tigger and Pooh ♪♪
That's you, buddy.
You, too.
[Darby] Pooh's Cookie Tree.
[humming]
[gasps]
Oh. Well,
thank you, tree.
[humming]
[gasps] Oh, my.
Could you be a cookie tree?
Oh! Why, yes you are, indeed,
and how I wish you
were in my backyard.
Then I could pick a cookie
whenever I wanted.
Oh, but how does a big tree
like yourself move? Hmm?
[gasps] With the help of
the Super Sleuths, of course.
- Peach number, uh, 222.
- Two hundred and twenty-two.
Oh, hi. We're picking
peaches with Rabbit.
- A lot of peaches.
- [Super Sleuth horn blows]
Did you hear that?
Somebody needs our help.
Gotta go! Bye, Rabbit!
Oh, oh, goodbye.
And thanks for helping.
Time to slap my cap.
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Anytime!
Anyplace!
The Super Sleuths
- [all] Are on the case!
- [Buster barks]
The flaggity says
we're needed at
The big tree! And when
duty's a-callin'
- [Sleuth horn trumpets]
- and a recallin'?
Wait a minute.
[Pooh] It seems we're now
needed at the bridge, as well.
Oh, bother.
How are we going to
go to the big tree
and the bridge
at the same time?
Easy as peasy, Pooh.
We just need
to splitify in half.
You see, half of me
will go to the bridge,
and this other
half of me to the tree.
- And then the third half
- [laughing] Tigger.
Maybe we should split up
into teams instead.
Oh. Now that is what
is known as an idea!
Ooh-ooh! And we could
name our team the A Team!
- And the other team
- A Team Two.
Pooh, why don't you and I take
the mystery at the big tree?
And Tigger and Buster
go to the bridge.
Stupenderous team picking,
Darbuddy.
Giddyap, go and away!
Somebody's needing
our help today ♪
So helmets on
and scooters away ♪
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪♪
[Darby] But
there's nobody here.
I wonder who could
have called us.
- Well, actually
- Oh, my gosh!
Look, Pooh. There are
cookies up in that tree.
I know. That's why
I called you
me us.
- It's a cookie tree.
- Wow, that's so cool.
I didn't even know
there was such a thing.
Neither did I,
but now that I know,
um, I'm hoping we can
move this cookie tree
to my very own backyard.
Ready?
Pooh, the two of us
can't move a tree.
You're right. We should
wait for Tigger.
Silly old bear.
You really called
the Super Sleuths
to help you move
this cookie tree?
[sniffs] That way,
whenever I want a cookie,
I can just go outside
and pick one. [slurps]
I don't think we can
move this tree, Pooh.
But, maybe hmm.
[gasps] I know.
If you want a cookie tree
in your backyard,
we can plant one.
Oh, what a
delightful idea, Darby.
And how would we
go about that, exactly?
See the big seed
inside this peach?
If you plant that, it
grows into a peach tree.
So, maybe, if we plant some
of these chocolate chips,
- we can grow a
- Cookie tree.
[Tigger] Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- [whimpers]
- Super Sleuth?
Never fear,
half of us is here.
We splitified in teams.
Cases all over the Hundredity
Acre Woods today, you know.
Now, what can I
do you for?
Well, my mama
baked some cookies
and put them in this basket
to take to Lumpy's mama.
Mm-hmm, yeah.
Check. Crumbs.
Good. Gotcha.
On our way
to Heffalump Hollow
I know, I know, I know!
All of a suddenly,
the Big Bad Wolf
jumped out of the woods.
Am I right?
Huh? Huh? Huh?
Not exactly.
We stopped to play
Pooh Sticks,
and left the basket
at the edge of the bridge.
So the cookies
wouldn't get wet.
But when we came back
Oh! All the cookies are gone!
That's terribibble!
And very mysterious,
indeed, as well.
Great. Now that we have
the cookie seeds,
where should we plant them?
Trees need sun to grow.
Oh. Well
It feels
particularly sunny
right here.
That's a perfect spot,
Pooh.
Now we need to dig a hole,
to put our seeds in.
Now we cover the seeds
back up with dirt.
And trees need plenty
of water to grow, too.
- There.
- Now what, Darby?
Now we just need to wait
for the tree to grow.
Uh-huh! OK
[gasps] Uh-huh!
Some more. Good.
Good. And yes.
Well, nary a chip nor crumb.
Just as I suspectorated.
[Buster barking]
Buster must've
found something.
This was the napkin that my
mama wrapped the cookies in.
And there's still
a cookie left.
This, my dear Lumpson,
is what is known, in the
sleuthering world, as a clue.
And another clue.
[gasps] Cookie crumbs.
Oh, so that is the way
the cookies crumbled.
Tiggerific sleuthering,
Buster, old buddy.
Yeah, that's it! Now follow
the cookie crumb road.
[sighs]
How much longer for
our tree to grow, Darby?
I'm not sure.
I guess it's just
being slow.
Uh, what are we
looking at?
We planted a tree,
and we're waiting
for it to grow.
Trees need quite a lot
of time to grow, you know.
Oh. Well, perhaps we should
go inside for a smackerel,
and come back
a little later.
Oh, no, Pooh. It'll take
much longer than that.
- How long, exactly?
- Well, it depends.
Uh, which kind of tree
did you plant?
- Peach?
- No.
- Maple?
- Maple not.
- Oak?
- No. We planted
a cookie tree.
Well, then, your tree
will take forever to grow.
Because cookies
don't grow on trees.
Oh, but they do, Rabbit.
You're talking to
an expert on trees, Pooh.
And I've never, ever,
seen a cookie tree.
Then we've got
something to show you.
I'm telling you, there's
no such thing as a
[gasps] What?
- Ah! Don't.
- A-ha! Gotcha!
A robber-type Rabbit,
with his red hand
raiding the cookie jar!
Tigger!
Found your cookie taker,
Rumpy and Loo!
Although, I must say,
I am very disappointed
in you, Rabbit.
I did not take anything.
That cookie just
fell from up there!
Uh-huh. And, uh, next,
you'll be telling me
these things grow on trees
[gasps] Well,
what do you know?
You see, Tigger.
It is a cookie tree.
Roo, those cookies look
just like the ones we lost.
Great. Now we don't need
to find the missing cookies.
We can just pick some
from this tree to give
to Lumpy's mama instead.
- Brilliant!
- Great idea there, Roo-boy.
And this missing
cookie case is erased!
Wait a minute. Your case
was about cookies, too?
Yeah, we were taking some
cookies to Lumpy's mama
as a gift.
But, when we
stopped to play,
they went missing.
Hmm.
Something funny's going on here.
It's time for us
to think, think, think.
Now's the time
to think, think, think ♪
When you have a problem
Think, think, think ♪
Look at every clue
like the Super Sleuths do ♪
And just think
think, think ♪♪
I think these two cases
are really one case.
We have lost cookies
and found cookies.
So maybe
Those cookies in the tree are
Roo and Lumpy's missing cookies.
You mean it's not
really a cookie tree?
But how did our cookies
get up there?
[chewing sounds
from above]
Well, I think
you'd better ask
whoever's up there
with them right now.
Oh! You mean
the cookie napper
- isn't cookie-napping, per se?
- [creature chattering]
Look! He's jumping
to another tree!
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
I'll bouncerate
that chattering
cookie-taker down!
Do you think
it's Woozles?
Or Gobloons?
Nah. it's just
Woozles? Gobloons?
Tigger, I think
it's somebody
a lot less scary.
Do you know who jumps
from tree to tree and makes
those chattering noises?
[both] Squirrels!
Aw Well, you know,
it was not very nice of you
to take Lumpy's mama's
cookies. Humph.
- [both] Sorry.
- Well, thank you.
But you can have them. My mama
says it's nice to share.
Just be sure
to ask next time. OK?
- Thank you.
- Oh, I love cookies.
- Thanks for sharing.
- These are so good.
- [Roo] Mmm.
- So, um
There's no such thing
as a cookie tree, after all.
I wonder, though,
what would happen
if I planted one
of my honey pots?
Hmm. [humming]
- Silly old bear.
- Honey pots!
You
Come here, you.
[Darby] Lumpy Joins In.
[music accompanies
elephants trumpeting]
[inhales deeply]
Guh. That is the most
beautiful music
I've ever ear-igated.
- [sniffles]
- Oh, yes.
I do believe that that is
what honey would sound like
if it could sing.
The Heffalump Choir
sure is good, all right.
- Uh-huh.
- [sighs]
Is something
the matter, Lumpy?
I wish I were big enough
to sing with them.
Hmm, I don't know, kiddo.
You seem big enough to me.
Thanks, Tigger,
but only grown-up Heffalumps
are allowed
to join the choir.
[Buster barking]
Oh, hello, Darby.
I'm afraid you missed
the music.
I tried to take
notes for ya,
but they're kinda
hard to catch.
That's OK, Tigger.
We've just been invited to
a different choir practice.
[barking]
Oh, hi. I hope you're ready
for some more music,
'cause Rabbit wants us
to join his choir.
And everybody
gets to sing along.
Are you sure you don't
have to be a grown-up?
Nope. "All are welcome
in Rabbit's
grand and
melodious choir."
You mean I really get
to be in a real choir?
- Uh-huh.
- Brilliant! Let's go!
[Rabbit stammers]
Yes, yes. Good, good.
Uh, now you stand there.
And, uh, now, um,
are you a tenor?
Nope.
More of an Eeyore.
Rabbit! Darby said
I can be in your choir!
Can I? Please,
please, please,
with Rumpledoodles
on top?
Well, of course,
everyone is
Thanks loads!
[coughing] Well, yes.
Well
[clears throat]
everyone,
take your places.
- As conductor, I'll
- Ooh-ooh, I know!
- Conduct.
- Yes, uh, thank you, Tigger.
And a one, and a two and a
[up-tempo music starts]
La-la-la-la
La, la, la, la, la ♪
La, la, la, la, la
La-la-la ♪
La-la-la-la
La, la, la, la, la ♪
La, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪
Yes. Wonderful.
- [Lumpy trumpets weakly]
- [gasps]
- Stop! Stop!
- [Lumpy continues]
- ♪La, la, la, la, la ♪
- [Rabbit] Stop!
- Stop!
-La ♪♪
What is that sound?
Someone is singing off-key.
Oh. We're supposed
to be on keys?
No, no. It sounded like somebody
was singing the wrong notes.
Uh, Porcupine,
would you sing, please?
La-la-la-la
La, la, la, la, la ♪
La, la, la, la, la
La-la-la ♪
That's how it's
supposed to sound.
Uh, Lumpy, your turn.
- [trumpets]
- [gasps]
Is something wrong?
Yes. That's the sound
I heard.
It doesn't even
sound like music.
[stammers] That is, uh,
why don't you try singing
silently in your head
for now, Lumpy?
But, then, I wouldn't
really be singing.
Pretty sure
that's the idea.
Maybe Lumpy just needs
a little more practice, Rabbit.
Oh, yes. I find
that practice
makes Pooh-fect.
[chuckles]
For me, anyhow.
All right.
We'll try it again.
[clears throat] And a one,
and a two and a
-La-la-la-la
La, la, la, la, la ♪
- [trumpets]
La-la-la-la
La, la, la ♪
Oh, dear. I don't sound
very good, do I?
Well, it depends on what you
mean by, you know, "good."
What do you think,
Rabbit?
Well, um, um,
maybe you'd better
sit this song out.
[sighing] Oh.
- You can help me conduct.
- No, thank you.
I'm not really in the choir
if I don't get to sing.
Oh, dear.
Wait, Lumpy.
- You don't have to give up.
- What else can I do?
Ask for a little help.
Right. I'll call
the Super Sleuths.
[Sleuth horn trumpets]
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Time to slap my cap.
Ready?
Anytime.
Anyplace.
The Super Sleuths
[all] Are on the case!
[Buster barks]
Now, let's find
that findering flag.
It's time to jump
to the home of the Lump
Eroono, that is.
[laughs]
Somebody's needing
our help today ♪
So helmets on
and scooters away ♪
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪♪
Super Sleuths!
I'm glad you're here.
Do you know how
to help me sing better?
Easy as peasy.
You start at the
very beginning.
It's a very good place
to start, you know.
Got it. Um,
where is the beginning?
Sometimes singers
begin practicing
with scales, like this:
La, la, la, la
La, la, la ♪
You can practice
singing with me. Ready?
La, la, la, la
La, la, la ♪
[trumpets loudly]
Oh, heffel huffle. I sound
just the same as last time.
Perhaps someone
who sings all the time
would help you have
a better time singing.
- Pooh, you're a genius!
- Oh, thank you.
- I think.
- [chuckles]
Come on, Lumpy. I know
the perfect singing teacher.
Words in Italian ♪
Don't understand them ♪
La, la, la, la, la, la ♪
- Wonderful, just wonderful.
- Good job, Woodpecker.
That was brilliant,
Woodpecker.
Can you really teach me
to sing like that?
Hmm. I'll try.
Not hard. Just watch.
High notes are:
[high-pitched]High ♪
Low notes are:
[low-pitched]Low ♪
- Got it?
- Got it.
- [trumpets]
- Whoa-oh-oh-oh!
[groans]
Oops.
Sorry, Woodpecker.
It looks like my trunk
definitely wasn't
meant for singing.
Thanks, all the same,
Super Sleuths.
[whimpers]
- [pants]
- Oh, poor Lumpy.
He seems to have
given up for good.
Hmm. I wonder why
he's having so much
trouble singing like us.
You know,
Darberina,
this sounds an awful lot
like a question.
Ask a question
Give it a try ♪
Who, what, where
When, how or why ♪
Get an answer
Try it now ♪
Who, what, where
when, why or how ♪
Who, what, where
when, why or how ♪♪
So instead of asking
why Lumpy can't sound like us,
maybe we should ask what
kind of music Lumpy could sing.
There must be some kind
of song made for a trunk.
Are you kidding me,
buddy bear?
Why, there's whole symphonicals
of them out there.
So all we have to do
is find a song
- that's just right for Lumpy.
- Or make one up.
Yeah. Then he can
sing-a-long with Hopalong.
Come on,
we'd better hurry
before Rabbit's choir
is ready to perform.
[plays note]
- [trumpets]
- [both squeal]
Oh.
I'll never be in any choir
if I sound like this.
Sounds like you're
wrong there, Lumpereeno.
Super Sleuths,
what are you doing here?
Rabbit asked us to
bring you to choir practice.
But I'll only mess up
his song again.
Not this time.
All right, attention,
everyone.
We're ready
to start practicing.
OK, Lumpy. Now, you sing
when Rabbit points to you.
I'm not sure, Darby.
None of our practicing
worked before.
What makes you think
I'll be able
to sing this time?
Because this time
we wrote a song
just for you and
your special sound.
It is called aSym-funny
for Chorus and Trunk.
You're the trunk part.
You mean you wrote
this song just for me?
[stick tapping]
[up-tempo music starts]
Bah-da-dum-bah ♪
Bah-dah-dah-dah ♪
Bah-dah-dah-dah
Dah-dah-dum ♪
[trumpets]
Bah-da-dum-bah ♪
Bah-dah-dah-dah ♪
Bah-dah-dah-dah
Dah-dah-dum ♪
[trumpets]
Bah-da-dum-bah ♪
Bah-dah-dah-dah ♪
Bah-dah-dah-dah
Dah-dah-dum ♪
- Bah-da-dum-bah ♪
- [trumpets]
- Bah-dah-dah-dah ♪
- [trumpets]
Bah-dah-dah-dah
Dah-dah-dum ♪
[music continues]
[trumpets]
- [all cheer]
- Yes!
- Wonderful.
- [chuckles]
I did it! I did it!
I really sung in a choir!
Amazing! Incredible!
Spectacular!
I gotta learn to
[imitates Lumpy]
You mean you really
want to sing like me?
Absolutely!
Th That sound!
[imitates Lumpy]
Oh, very special!
Very special!
Yes, well, uh, that's
why he's a part of my choir.
Thank you, so much,
Super Sleuths.
That was smashing!
Would you say that we solved
your musical mystery, Lumpy?
Uh-huh.
Then, I guess, there's
only one thing left to do.
Hit it, RaRa.
This mystery is history ♪♪
And a one, and a two and a
[Darby] Would you like to
sing with us in Rabbit's choir?
Let's listen to Porcupine, and
then we'll sing what she sings.
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la ♪
[Darby] Now you try.
Sing along with everybody.
[all] La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la ♪
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la ♪
La, la, la, la, la ♪♪
Good job, everyone.