My Friends Tigger & Pooh (2007) s02e11 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 ♪
My friends, Tigger and ♪
My friends,
Tigger and Pooh ♪♪
- That's you, buddy.
- You, too.
[Darby]
"Tigger's Day
at the You-See-Um."
- [humming]
- [Tigger]
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
[gasps]
Oh, no!
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
[gasps]
[splatting]
Tigger! Why can't you watch
where you're going?
Help me get my squisher out
of this squash, will you?
Come on. Little more.
Oh!
Hi! I just came
from the coolest place!
[grunting]
[crashing]
Hey, guys! Guess where I was?
Well, if I had to guess I'd say
you were just right there.
[giggles]
I mean before then!
Over here?
I was at the museum.
- A you-see-um?
- A museum!
It's a place where you can see
paintings, armor from knights,
mummies
Mummies?
Oh, don't they let daddies in?
[giggling]
Not mommies.
Mummies, from ancient Egypt!
And they had dinosaurs
and caveman tools.
Oh, it was so great!
Have you ever been to a museum?
All that stuff in one place?
Whew.
Kind of reminds me
of my closet.
Say, the Hundredy Acres doesn't
have a you-see-um, does it?
I don't think so.
Well then, that settles it!
I am going to start
our very own "you-see-um"
right here and right now!
But Tigger, you don't have
anything to put in a you-see-um.
I mean, museum.
Well, not yet.
But I'm going to go get
tons of stuff right now!
TTFN! Ta ta for now!
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Let me know
if you need help, Tigger!
Oh, Tigger.
OK, going to need some of these,
one of those, a dash of this,
a sprinkle of that.
Mm. Hmm.
Say, Pooh-boy.
You done with this?
- Actually, Tigger, I
- Thank you!
Finding this you-see-um stuff
is easy as peasy!
Tigger!
Wait! I
Oh, bother.
OK, OK, OK.
So, this goes here and that
goes there. Perfect.
- No. Maybe this over
- [humming]
Oh, goodness.
Is it night time already?
Perfecto!
And now to show-um-you
my you-see-um! You see?
[Rabbit screams]
Let go of me!
Tigger! What's going on?
Oh, nothing much.
Just the grand opening
of the first and onliest
Hundredy Acre Wood you-see-um!
Ta-da!
Hello, Rabbit.
Exactly what is this mess?
Oh, why thank you very
What did you say?
Rocks? Sticks? Pooh Bears?
We can see those things
all the time!
Well the bear's not actually
part of the display, per se.
A real museum needs
special things.
Things that are interesting
and one-of-a-kind!
What's interesting
about a stick?
Uh, well, it's kind of long,
and you can poke things with it
and and I guess not much.
Then you don't have much
of a museum, do you?
Goodbye, Rabbit.
Oh.
So a you-see-um needs stuff
that's especially special, hey?
- Oh!
- Oh, that's it!
We got to call us
some Super Sleuths.
They'll know how to find
a one-of-a-kind.
[horn blows]
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.
- Anytime.
- Anyplace.
- The Super Sleuths
- Are on the case.
[barking]
And the Finder Flag
is telling us
To talk to me!
Rabbit says my you-see-um isn't
special enough.
I need to get something
nobody's ever seen before.
Uh, but that's about as easy
as finding a Woozle egg.
Oh, my.
Whew.
I've never even seen
a Woozle egg.
Me, neither.
Oh! Oh! That's that!
I mean, I'm it!
I mean, Topeka!
Let's find a Woozle egg!
- Whoo-hoo!
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.
OK, so, where's a Woozle egg?
- In a Woozle nest?
- In a Woozle tree!
In a Woozle wood!
Where would I be
without you guys?
But the only wood I know around
here is the Hundredy Acres one!
Then I guess that's where
we'll start! Come on!
Not a peep nor poke
of a Woozle egg.
Why this you-see-um business
is harder than it looks, huh?
- [humming]
- Wait, I hear something!
[Piglet humming]
I don't think that's
a Woozle egg, though.
Looks more like a piglet.
Uh I am Piglet.
Another mystery, et cetera!
Hello, Piglet.
Um, you haven't seen
a Woozle egg anywhere, have you?
We need one for Tigger's
you-see-um, you see.
Oh, why no, Pooh Bear.
What does a Woozle egg
look like?
That's the problem.
I don't think anyone's ever
seen one before.
Well, if Woozle eggs hatch
Woozles, then I'm very glad
I haven't seen one!
Then forward marchity till we
look what we're finding for!
Keep up the great painting,
Piglet!
Oh, my.
Thank you.
Look at all these butterflies!
Oh, they're so beautiful!
[chuckling]
And they tickle too!
- Wait.
- Whoops.
Can it be a Woozle egg?
Stand back, this calls for some
expert inves-Tigger-ation!
Whew. Whoa.
This is lots of not an egg.
Unless it's hard-boiled!
Tigger, that's a rock!
But a very lovely rock.
Look at all those lines!
Whoa, those must have taken
a gazillion years to make.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah,
but I need to find something
rare and special!
Come on, let's keep looking!
OK, not a Woozle egg.
Oh, still not a Woozle egg.
Ooh! Look!
This is
really not a Woozle egg.
I guess there's just
nothing special
about the Hundredy Acres.
Don't give up, Tigger!
I'm sure we can think,
think, think of something!
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 ♪♪
- [buzzing]
- Oh. Mm.
Mmmm.
I don't know, Tigger.
I think the Wood is
a very special place.
[chuckles]
Even if we didn't
find a Woozle egg.
That's it, Pooh!
We don't need a Woozle egg
for Tigger's museum.
We saw plenty of
special things today!
We did?
Were my eyes closed?
[giggling]
Tigger!
Everything can be
interesting and special!
It just depends on how
you look at it!
Oh, yeah. Yeah!
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
That's it! Dar-Dar,
you hit the hammer on the head!
It's not a what-you-see-um,
it's a how-you-see-um!
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.
- [humming]
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.
No, not again!
Ahem. Oh, Long Ears,
you are invitated
to the special super-duper
grand re-opening
of the Hundredy Acre You-see-um!
Tigger, I already
told you, I huh?
So? So? What do you think?
- Huh? Huh?
- What do I think?
I think it's the same sticks
and rocks you showed me before!
At first glance, perchance.
But take a closer look, Rabbit!
I am looking.
Ooh, but you're not seeing.
For example, now this,
RaRa, is no mere rock.
'Tis a time machine!
- What?
- Yeah, seriously. Look close.
See, there's a gazillion years
of history written all over it.
[gasping]
Oh, my. Is that a fossil?
- Quite fossibly.
- I think so, Rabbit.
And this here cocoon.
Is that one amazing mummy
or what?
Mummy? Don't be silly,
Tigger, that's a
[gasping]
Wait, wait.
You know, you're right.
A caterpillar's wrapped
in this cocoon.
It is like a mummy!
Right here in our own
wonderful wood!
Well what do
you know about that?
And this may look like
an old used up apple-y core
But there's actually
a whole tree inside of it!
Just waiting to happen!
Once you plant those seeds
and let the tree grow.
Oh, my! You're right. I never
looked at it that way, I
That's exactly what
we're trying to tell you!
I hate to admit it, Tigger,
oh how I hate to admit it,
but you're right.
It's all very special.
It's all in how you look at it!
What about this stick, Tigger?
What's special about it?
I thought you'd never ask!
Why this is a handy-dandy
backedy scratcher, of course!
See? Gets that special spot.
And another mystery is history.
Oh, yeah. We sell them
in the gift shop, you know.
And we do ship.
[Darby]
"Skunk's Non-Scents."
- [spitting]
- [barking]
- [barking]
- Buster, the more
you chase them
the more they'll keep
teasing you.
Hi. Those squirrels have been
teasing Buster all day.
[horn blowing]
Did you hear that?
Somebody needs
the Super Sleuths!
That's one way to get Buster
away from those squirrels!
Come on, boy!
To the Changing Tree!
Time to slap my cap.
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.
- Oh, oh.
- Anytime!
- Anyplace!
- The Super Sleuths
- Are on the case!
[barking]
[Pooh]
And the case I see is
at the Old Tree!
Oh!
Whoo-hoo!
[Darby]
That's weird.
There's nobody around.
I wonder who called us.
It was me. The name's Skunk.
Because I'm a
Well, you know.
Whoa, whoa, stay back!
You got to keep away
from skunkish types!
Because they have
a really smelly stench!
You know, as in "pee-yew!"
Uh, no offense, of course.
Well, I don't have
a smelly stench.
And that's the problem.
Um, may I ask, Skunk,
why not having a smelly stench
is a problem?
Yeah. Most people take baths
and brush their teeth
so they won't smell bad.
- Why would you want to smell?
- Because that's what skunks do.
My mother has a smelly stench,
my brother has a smelly stench,
my uncle has a smelly stench.
But I I don't.
[sniffs]
Oh, not even a little.
A stench of my own ♪
A stench I can own ♪
I wish that I had
a smell oh so bad ♪
It'd make people groan ♪
If I could make people
hold their noses ♪
Get my odor
all over their clothes-es ♪
They'd say "Pee-yew,
just got a whiff of you" ♪
A stench of my own ♪
A stench of his own ♪
A stench he can own ♪
He wishes he had
a smell oh so bad ♪
It'd make people groan ♪
A stench so severe
it'd make your eyes tear ♪
I'd spray it so thick
It'd make you go, "Ick!" ♪
And run out of here ♪
If I could make people
hold their noses ♪
Get my odor all over
their clothes-es ♪
I'd be a proud skunk
to know that I stunk ♪
A stench of my own ♪
[all]
A stench of his own ♪
A stench of his own ♪♪
Aw, I feel kind of bad
for the little smeller.
Being a skunk
without a stench is
Well, it's like being
a Tigger without a bounce.
Yes. Or a Pooh Bear
without his honey.
Surely there is some way
for us to help Skunk.
Well, let's put our heads
together, and see if we can
come up with an idea.
- [grunting]
- [Darby giggles]
You guys. What I mean is,
use our heads to think.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Oh, even better.
I've got it!
If Skunk can't make
a smelly stench by himself,
maybe we can help him get one.
[gasping]
Yeah!
And something smells me,
I know just the thing!
Follow the bouncing Tigger!
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
This particular smelly old sock
hasn't been washed
since it was a baby booty.
[sniffing]
Oh, it smells like old times.
- Ew.
- Yuck!
OK, my skunk-ish pal,
let's sock it to you.
Smelly-fication is complete!
[sniffing]
I smell!
I really smell!
[Piglet humming]
Someone's coming.
I'm going to test it out!
[sniffing]
Oh! Oh d-dear, how awful!
- Smelly, huh?
- Oh my, yes.
But don't worry. I know just how
to get it clean for you!
Well, so much for that idea.
Not to worry, skunk-boy, you're
just temporarily out of odor.
Plenty more smelly stuff
where that came from.
Well, if my nose
remembers correctly,
the smelliest thing
it's ever smelled
was Turtle's anchovy
cheese balls.
Yeah! Let's see if he has any!
Wait here, Skunkster.
We'll be back before you can say
"smell you later."
You all want one of
my anchovy cheese balls? Huh.
Thought nobody liked them
except me!
Are you kidding?
They're really, uh something.
In fact, could you add some
extra anchovy paste?
Be my pleasure.
[coughing]
Thanks, Turtle.
Enjoy!
[sniffing]
Whew!
Now that smells terrible!
It's perfect! Let me go give it
the pee-yew test!
[gagging]
Oh, God. Whew.
[humming]
[sniffing]
Something doesn't smell so good.
[sniffing]
It's me!
The smelliest skunk in the wood.
Hello. Goodbye.
Hoo-hoo! Did you see that?
You had donkey-boy running off
fast as a
Uh, donkey running fast!
That's what you
call a metaphor.
Whatever it's called, it worked!
I've finally got
a smelly stench of my own!
Thank you, Super Sleuths.
And another mystery is
Whoa!
Is that a a cheese ball?
um, not history.
Yum! Extra anchovies!
Nice! Thanks!
So now what do we do?
Uh, find something else
that's really smelly!
Yeah, such as what, per se?
Oh, the smell! Horrible!
Absolutely revolting!
Hi, Rabbit, we were wondering
Stay back, Darby!
Rotten eggs!
Rotten eggs, huh?
Hmm. Hmm.
Can you, uh,
throw them out to us?
Uh, what? Uh, well, yes.
Uh, please!
Be my guest.
And anytime you want
to make a stench,
just squeeze this and
it'll spray rotten egg smell!
- Great!
- OK, let's test-ify it.
Now this is a Woozle.
So what would you do if he
suddenly jumped out at you?
OK, I go right up to him
and say, "Back off, Woozle!"
And if he doesn't back off,
I just let him have
a big spray of
It doesn't spray.
It just drips.
I guess rotten eggs are
too goopy to spray.
Thanks for trying,
Super Sleuths.
But I was born without
a smelly stench
and I guess
I'll never have one.
Aw, the poor guy.
He's like a stuffed up nose.
He just can't smell.
Or maybe we've been asking
the wrong 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 ♪♪
Instead of asking how to help
Skunk have a smelly stench,
maybe we should be asking why
skunks have a smelly stench
in the first place.
Known a lot of skunks in my day.
Once made the mistake
of making one mad at me.
He sprayed me good.
You see, skunks make a stench
when they get mad or scared
or want to protect themselves
or their friends. Hmm, yeah.
- That must be it!
Skunk, do you ever get mad?
- Not really.
- Scared?
- Of what?
Nobody every bothers a skunk.
Everyone keeps away,
because they're scared of
getting sprayed.
And I don't have any friends to
protect because, well, it's hard
for a skunk to make friends.
We shall be your friends, Skunk.
- You bet!
- Absotootly!
- [barking]
- Thanks!
- That makes me feel
really, really
- [chattering]
- [barks]
- Squirrels! Coming to attack!
No, no, no, Skunk! They're not
going to hurt Buster.
- They're just teasing!
- What? Oh.
- But Stand back!
- [gasping]
[coughing, gagging]
I did it!
I made a smelly stench
because I thought I needed
to protect my new friends!
Guess I was acting on instinct.
Instinked, all right.
Way to go, Skunk.
Wonderful.
Ah, yeah, pee-yewtiful.
I just hope you won't use
that smelly stench too much.
Just on, uh, special occasions.
Like when I'm out of town.
A stench of my own ♪
A stench of my own ♪♪
And another smelly
mystery is history.
Have you ever been to a museum?
You can try making your own.
You can put all kinds of things
in your museum.
Things you find.
Things that are interesting
or one of a kind.
Or even a museum
of your favorite things.
Put them all in one place
where people can see them
and you've got
your very own special museum.
Good job, everyone.