My Friends Tigger & Pooh (2007) s02e15 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.
Hoo-hoo!
You too.
[Darby] Darby's Pony
Oh, hi! Do you have
a favorite book
you like to read,
or that someone
reads to you?
Well, this is mine.
It's all about
a little girl and
and a pony and
Hoo-hoo-hoo!
Kinda "Tigger'd"
we'd find you
here, Dar-buddy!
Oh, say. Isn't that
the same pony tale
we seen you eyeballin'
last week?
Sure is, Tigger.
Oh.
Did you forget the story
already, Darby?
[chuckles]
No, Pooh Bear.
I just love
reading this book
over and over.
I get to imagine
what it'd be like
to have a pony
of my own.
Why did you never get
a pony of your own?
Well, a pony is really
hard to take care of.
It needs to have shoes,
and it needs to be watered
and groomed and brushed.
And if you want it
to learn tricks,
it takes a lot of work.
Huh!
Hmm.
Are you thinkin'
what I'm thinkin',
Pooh Boy?
That if trees
were made of honey,
you could drink
the leaves?
Um no.
That our Dar Buddy
really wants her
very own pony.
Oh. Oh. That was
my second guess.
And it's up to us
to get her one!
'Cause that's what
friends do, right?
You know, get ponies
for each other?
Would a pony make
Darby happy?
Of course-able!
Why, didn't you see
she loves that
pony-ish book?
You're quite right, Tigger.
We simply must get
Darby a pony.
But oh
where shall we find one?
We, as in Pooh
and "Tee-jere," can't.
But a little
horsing around
sounds like
just the job for
Of course.
The Super Sleuths.
[horn blows]
A-pause, a-pause, Pooh Boy!
This pony-making caper
has got to be a surprise
for Darby.
Meanin', we got to do it
on the down-low.
We got to do
our sleuthin'
without Darby
knowin' about it.
Ipso factory,
no "sireen." See?
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Oh-oh!
[chuckles]
- Anytime
- Shh!
We got to say the oath
real quiet-like
so Darby doesn't
hear us.
- Anytime
- Anyplace
the Super Sleuths
are quietly
on the case.
[exclaims]
No scooterin' today,
my sleuth-y pal.
Why, if Dar-Dar sees
we're on a case,
it'll ruin her surprise!
But then how will
we search the Wood
to find a pony
for Darby?
Well, uh,
somethin' tells me
we already did.
Hoo!
- Four legs?
- Check.
- Tail?
- Check again.
- Good grooming?
- [fly buzzing]
Well, um
That is to say, um
OK, OK. Well, we'll have
to work on that one.
Um, we were wondering,
Eeyore,
if you would like
to help us give Darby
a big, wonderful surprise?
Well, sure.
What kind of surprise?
You are going to be
are you ready?
Darby's new pony!
Hoo-hoo!
[chuckling]
Um, in case
you didn't notice,
I'm a donkey.
Ah, pony, donkey,
tomato, potato
You got everything
a pony's got,
and then some!
"Ee-you're" perfect
for pony-ing.
Well, if it's
for Darby,
then I suppose
I wouldn't mind trying.
Fran-tas-Tigger-ful!
Um, exactly how
are we to make Eeyore
into a pony?
Oh, easy as fallin'
off a pie!
Just got to remember
what Darby told us.
What makes a pony a pony? ♪
Well, it's got to
have some pony shoes ♪
What makes
a pony a pony? ♪
A bow to match
his baby blues ♪
What makes
a pony a pony? ♪
It needs to be
watered and brushed ♪
[both] Just watch him clop
around and do the pony trot ♪
He started out a donkey
but now he's not ♪
He's pony to the bone-y
and I'll tell you that's what ♪
- Ooh, ooh! ♪
- Makes a pony a pony ♪
-What makes a pony a pony ♪♪
- [exclaims]
I always liked
the ones with stripes.
Oh, no, wait.
Technically,
those are zebras.
Eeyore
[chuckles]
are you feeling
pony-ish yet?
Hard to say.
But my breath feels
minty fresh.
Uh-huh. Yeah.
Well, it seems like
we're forgettin' something.
Oh, yeah!
Yeah, yeah!
Darby said ponies
like doin' tricks.
[humming]
Perhaps a Rabbit trick?
[Rabbit groaning]
Is this really necess
Back in the hat,
Long Ears.
We're doin' this
for Darby!
I'm quite certain
she'll be thrilled
to have you as
her new pony, Eeyore.
Liking the idea
more and more.
You call him a pony?
[scoffs]
Not even close.
Uh, you know
about ponies, Toothy?
Yep.
[sniffs]
Could say that.
See, I used to do a fair
amount of pony ridin'
back in my rodeo days.
You rodeo'd a pony-o?
Yep, yep.
Now, you want to make
this donkey into a pony,
well, it's gonna take
some more work.
First off,
ponies eat hay,
not thistles.
[groans]
Kinda chewy.
And's got to make
pony noises.
Ponies neigh.
- And whinny.
- Yes, Beaver?
No, not-not
Winnie the you, Pooh.
Whinny.
It's a sound
ponies make, there.
Like this here.
Neigh! Neigh!
[sniffs]
Yep. Now you try.
[brays, coughs]
[braying]
Well, reckon
it's a start.
And lastly
but not least-ly,
he's gonna need
a saddle on his back.
- For what?
- Well, so you can sit
on him, of course.
Well, what are we
waitin' for, Bear?
Let's saddle up
and give Dar-Dar
her new pony!
- [kazoo fanfare]
- [gasps]
Announcing and presenting
a present!
Mm. Uh, presently.
[giggles]
What's this all about,
you guys?
Just hold your horses
and you'll see, Dar Buddy.
OK, Donkey Boy
I mean, Pony Boy.
[braying whinny]
Eeyore, you look
so different
and sound
so different too.
Give a big
Hundredy-Acre welcome to
your new pony!
Did you say
my new pony?
Yes. And he's been
brushed and groomed
and watered
and, uh, shoed.
[chuckles]
And he does tricks too.
Show her, pony, formerly
known as "Donkey Boy."
Hoo-hoo!
Abracadabra.
Ta-da! ♪
[grunting]
Are we done?
Well, then, goodbye.
Enjoy your pony, Darby.
[groans]
"Pony," indeed.
Oh, and there's more
pony shenanigans
where that came from.
Ooh! Remember how you said
you've got to brush a pony?
Well, go on.
Try it.
- Uppidy-down. Uppidy-down.
- [laughing]
This is so
Fun! Right!
I know. I know.
For both of you.
Just look at his big grin!
- He's loving it!
- [laughing]
And the fun is
just beginning!
Hoo-hoo!
Real pony food
for a for-real pony!
Go on, feed him!
Try it!
He likes it!
[chuckles]
Ew!
You like eating hay, Eeyore?
Well, it's kind of dry
and flavorless,
but not bad.
Well, I know you can't
like having a chair
on your back.
Oh, that is called
a saddle, Darby,
so you could take Eeyore
for a ride, you see.
I'm a little big for Eeyore
to carry around.
[sighs]
Whew!
I was kinda thinkin'
the same thing.
No. He's built for
this kind of thing.
Here, watch.
Alls you've got to do
is mount up
a-biddy-boop!
and tell him "giddy-up."
[groaning]
Oh, bother.
It would appear
he's better at "giddy-down"
than "giddy-up."
Eeyore, are you OK?
Well, of course he is.
Look at him.
All Pony Boy needs is
a little saddle practice.
But, guys,
I don't want a pony.
You
But we were certain you did.
Yeah, the way
you're always reading
that pony book.
But that's what makes
reading so great.
You can imagine
anything you want.
And that's what I like:
imagining having a pony,
not really
having one.
And besides,
I've already got everything
a pony could give to me:
Buster as a pet,
the three of you
as pals,
and the Sleuths to give me
all the adventure
I could ever hope for.
Oh. Well, then, um,
I suppose this mystery,
um, is history.
[chuckles]
[groans]
Do you think
you could take
this chair off my back?
Kinda like to get back
to eatin' thistles.
Let me help you, Eeyore.
[chuckles]
Eatin' thistles!
[chattering, chuckling]
[Darby] Rabbit's
Not So Scary-Crow
[Rabbit chuckles]
Oh, look at you all.
Oh, my goodness.
What a wonderful
thing it is.
Oh, look, look at you.
Don't you look beautiful there?
Oh!
Good morning, my friend.
Did you have
a good night's sleep?
[chuckles]
[gasps]
Oh, no!
Oh! Oh, my sweet zucchini!
You've been
pecked to pieces!
[sobbing]
Who's done this to you?
[crows cawing]
Theodore, you're supposed
to make the crows go away!
Well, do something!
[sobbing]
This is the last straw!
I'm calling
the Super Sleuths!
[horn blows]
- Hi! We've got a case! Ready?
- [barking]
Looks like
Buster sure is.
Right, boy?
- [barking]
- Good throw, Buster!
I guess I'd better
slap my cap.
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Come on.
Say the oath with us.
- Anytime
- Anyplace
- The Super Sleuths
- Are on the case.
[barks]
Let's go check the Finder Flag
and see where we're needed.
Take a look.
Looks like somebody
needs our help at
Right. Rabbit's
vegetable garden.
Come on, Sleuths!
Well, then,
let us be off.
[chuckles]
"Lettuce."
You know, "Let us."
Little play on words there.
Get it?
[chuckles]
- Oh, not really.
- [laughing]
Come on, guys.
Rabbit needs our help.
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
[all exclaiming]
[sobbing]
Just look at
my vegetables!
Those infernal crows
have pecked Pablo,
ravaged Ronald
and hollowed out
Hortensio.
Gee, I'm sorry, Rabbit.
I know how much
your vegetables
mean to you.
My scarecrow, Theodore,
simply isn't doing
his job anymore.
The whole point
of a scarecrow
is to keep the crows
out of a garden.
It appears
as if this
particular scarecrow
is keeping them, um, in.
- Exactly!
- [cawing]
You've got to get
those crows to leave
before they eat up
every last one
of my vegetables.
Oh, oh,
there, there, there.
I wonder why this scarecrow
isn't making the crows go away.
[blows raspberry]
How's a scaredy-crow
supposed to get anything done
just standing around
all day?
What Ra-Ra needs is
the movin', dancin',
bouncin' around the garden
kind of guy.
I think we should
change his face.
If he wasn't so friendly,
maybe the crows wouldn't
want to stay.
Hmm.
I believe the problem
is more in the crow
and less in the scare.
If we want
the crows to leave,
perhaps all we
have to do is ask.
[gasps]
Oh! I don't care how
you make the crows go away,
but I can't watch my vegetables
be pecked to pieces!
I need to lie down.
[sobbing]
So,
let's get
those crows to go.
Right. Um,
how are we
going to do that,
exactly, Tigger?
By gettin' Rabbit's
scaredy-crow
movin', of course!
Which I think
we all agree
is the bestest idea
of all the ideas
we came up with.
- [whines]
- Well, Tigger,
I'm not so sure
Good. Glad that's
settled, then.
Now step aside
while I get this mystery
historied.
[wind gusting]
Sorry, boys, but there's
a new Theodore in town.
- [laughing caws]
- [grunting]
See?
What did I tell you?
Simple as apple pie
a la moldy.
Hoo-hoo!
Hmm. OK.
If that's the way you're
gonna be, take this!
[humming can-can]
[laughing caws]
Ta-da-da-da-da, da ♪
Oom-pah, oom-pah, oom-pah,
pah-di-diddy, ooh! ♪
[vocalizing]
Boop-de-boop-boop-boop,
hey! ♪
Diddy-diddy-bum,
pshh! ♪
And pssh!
And, uh, pssh ♪♪
[laughing]
Are you OK, Tigger?
- Are they gone?
- If you mean "gone"
in a "not being there"
sort of way, then, um
[chuckles]
no.
Oh!
Perhaps it's time
I had a small chat
with our friends,
the crows.
Excuse me, crows.
I'm ever so sorry
to interrupt you,
but if you don't mind,
could you please,
uh, leave?
[cawing]
Why, thank you.
that is very
not what I meant.
[laughing]
It's OK, Pooh.
I know just what to do.
Wait here, Theodore.
I'm gonna get you
fixed up in no time.
What do you think?
- [whines]
- Well, it's, um
That is to say it
it certainly is, um
Different.
[laughing]
Well, it could've
been worse.
They could've thrown tomatoes.
- [coughs, spits]
- [crows laughing]
See what I mean?
[Rabbit humming]
Well, Super Sleuths,
did you do it?
Are the crows gone?
[laughing]
Oh, dear! Oh, no!
[sobs]
My garden will be
completely destroyed!
Don't worry, Rabbit.
Super Sleuths don't give up.
We've just got 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 ♪
- Think ♪♪
I've got an idea!
Maybe the scarecrow's face
should look more serious,
like this.
Nice try, Dar buddy,
but I was thinkin',
if at first
you don't succeed,
bounce, bounce again!
[rhythmic vocalizing]
And I thought
that perhaps
I should have another
talk with the crows.
Only a bit of
a louder one this time.
Such as,
"Go away, please,
and don't be here."
Oh, for goodness sake,
what are you all doing?
in Rabbit's garden!
Go away now.
- [Buster barking]
- [ghost sounds]
- [squawking]
- Yes!
You're getting rid of
those insufferable crows!
- Yay!
- Wonderful!
- Goodbye.
- All right!
When we put all
of our ideas together,
it worked!
We made the crows leave.
Yes. I do believe
that teamwork is
the best work of all.
- Well, it certainly is.
- You said it!
- Wonderful job!
- [crows cawing]
[Pooh]
They're back.
Noproblemo, Pooh boy.
Alls we got to do is
stay here night and day,
runnin' and yellin'
and not sleepin'
and Oh.
We can't stay
here forever.
We have to eat and play
and solve other mysteries.
So does this mean
we haven't erased
Ra-Ra's case?
- [sighs]
- Not yet.
We still have to
figure out a way
to keep the scarecrow moving
and shouting without us.
Wonderful.
And, um,
how do we do that, exactly?
"How do we do that,"
he asks.
How
[laughs]
Uh, tell him, Dar-Dar.
[chuckles]
Well, I think
we're gonna have to
work together
one more time
to get this right.
I could use you
by my side ♪
When help is what I need ♪
Your idea paired with mine ♪
Together we'll succeed ♪
'Cause when we work
together ♪
Things are always better ♪
Let's join hands
and get it done ♪
It's so easy
if we work as one ♪
A team makes anything
feel like fun ♪
When we work together ♪
Let's join hands
and get it done ♪
It's so easy
if we work as one ♪
A team makes anything
feel like fun ♪
When we work together ♪♪
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Oh, yes!
- [barking]
- Good job, everybody!
- [chattering]
Good job, everybody.
[Pooh's recorded voice]
Excuse me, crows.
Go away, please.
Move. Leave.
[squawking]
Shoo, please.
Excuse me, crows.
Go away, please.
Move.
Leave the garden now.
Go away now.
Whoo!
Look at those crows go!
Excuse me, crows.
Go away, please.
And this time,
they won't be coming back.
Oh, you'll be safe now,
Hortensio Junior.
[chuckles]
Oh, thank you,
Super Sleuths!
No need for thanks.
All part of
the job description.
I suppose this
really does prove
that four heads
are better than one.
[barking]
Oh, I'm sorry, Buster.
[chuckles]
Make that five heads.
Go away, please.
And this mystery
is history.
[chuckles]
[all laughing]
I just love reading
this book over and over.
There are
all kinds of books:
- joke books
- knock, knock.
and books about frogs.
This book is
all about bears.
There are books about ponies
and pirates and princes.
That's what makes
reading so great.
You can imagine
anything you want.