Clifford the Big Red Dog (2000) s02e24 Episode Script

HI! MY NAME
IS EMILY ELIZABETH,
AND THIS IS CLIFFORD,
MY BIG RED DOG.
CLIFFORD NEEDED EMILY ♪
SO SHE CHOSE HIM
FOR HER OWN ♪
AND HER LOVE MADE CLIFFORD
GROW SO BIG ♪
THAT THE HOWARDS
HAD TO LEAVE THEIR HOME ♪
CLIFFORD'’S THE BEST FRIEND
ANYONE COULD KNOW ♪
HE'’S THE GREATEST DOG EVER ♪
I REALLY THINK SO ♪
CLIFFORD'’S SO LOYAL ♪CLIFFORD!
HE'’S THERE WHEN YOU CALL ♪
I LOVE CLIFFORD,
THE BIG RED DOG ♪
SO THEY PACKED UP
THE FAMILY CAR ♪
AND THE HOWARDS
LEFT THE CITY ♪
THEY MOVED TO BIRDWELL ISLAND
AND FOUND MANY NEW FRIENDS ♪
THERE TO GREE
CLIFFORD AND EMILY ♪
CLIFFORD'’S SO MUCH FUN,
HE'’S A FRIEND TO US ALL ♪
I LOVE CLIFFORD,
THE BIG RED DOG ♪
[LAUGHTER]
WOOF!
Emily Elizabeth:
"TIE-DYED CLIFFORD."
WE DID IT, EMILY.
WE ACTUALLY BEA
THE SEA CITY SHARKS.
LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE
WANTS TO KNOW
WHAT THE FINAL SCORE WAS.
WE WON, CLIFFORD.
THE BIRDWELL BIRDS
SOCCER TEAM WON AGAIN.
WOOF!
[LAUGHING]
WOOF!
ALL WE
HAVE TO DO NOW
IS WIN ONE MORE GAME
ON SUNDAY.
THEN WE'’LL BE
THE ISLAND
CHAMPIONS.
COACH WANTS US ON
THE PRACTICE FIELD
EXTRA EARLY
TOMORROW MORNING.
SATURDAY MORNING?
BUT THAT'’S WHEN I GIVE
CLIFFORD HIS BATH.
WHEE.
[BARKING]
[LAUGHING]
I'’M SORRY, BOY.
I'’M JUST SO BUSY WITH
THE SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP,
I'’M AFRAID
I WON'’T HAVE TIME
TO GIVE YOU YOUR BATH
UNTIL AFTER THE GAME
ON SUNDAY, OKAY?
WOOF!
THANKS, CLIFFORD.
[LAUGHS]
I'’LL PICK YOU UP
IN THE MORNING,
EMILY.
SEE YOU THEN.
BYE, CHARLEY.
WOOF.
[SNORING]
WHOA.
READY FOR
PRACTICE, EMILY?
I SURE AM.
WHAT'’S ALL
THIS STUFF?
MY MOM BOUGHT THESE
SO WE COULD MAKE
MATCHING TIE-DYE
T-SHIRTS
FOR THE WHOLE TEAM.
VERY COOL.
THEY COULD BE OUR
SPECIAL CHAMPIONSHIP
UNIFORMS.
UH-HUH,
BUT WE BETTER
GETTING GOING NOW,
OR WE'’LL BE LATE.
[GROANING]
HI, CLIFFORD.
WOOF.
BYE, CLIFFORD.
SEE YOU LATER.
WOOF. WOOF. WOOF.
WOW. EMILY ELIZABETH HAS
BEEN REALLY BUSY LATELY.
I WISH THERE WAS SOME WAY
I COULD HELP HER.
[LAUGHING]
WHOO-HOO-HOO-HOO!
OH, NO!
CLIFFORD'’S BEING
ATTACKED BY THA
WILD WATER HOSE!
COME ON, T-BONE.
WE'’VE GOT TO HELP HIM.
WELL, THAT WAS HELPFUL.
I'’LL SAVE YOU,
CLIFFORD!
[GRUNTING]
THERE. I STOPPED IT,
CLIFFORD.
WHY DID YOU DO THAT,
T-BONE?
YOU MEAN YOU WERE
GETTING WET ON PURPOSE?
UH-HUH. I'’M HELPING
EMILY ELIZABETH.
SHE'’S BEEN
REALLY BUSY LATELY,
SO I'’M GIVING MYSELF
A BATH TODAY.
DON'’T WORRY
ABOUT A THING, CLIFFORD.
NO ONE KNOWS MORE
ABOUT BATHS THAN I DO.
YOU JUST SIT BACK, AND I'’LL
TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING.
FIRST, WE'’LL NEED
SOME SHAMPOO.
HMM. IS THE SHAMPOO
THE BLUE ONE
OR THE YELLOW ONE,
CLIFFORD?
I DON'’T KNOW.
NONE OF THESE
LOOK LIKE MY
REGULAR SHAMPOO.
I GUESS
EMILY ELIZABETH
WAS GOING TO
TRY SOME NEW
STUFF TODAY.
WELL, DON'’T WORRY.
MR. KIBBLE ALWAYS
USES NEW STUFF ON ME.
I CAN FIGURE IT OUT.
THIS BLUE ONE LOOKS
LIKE THE BUBBLE STUFF,
THE SHAMPOO.
THE YELLOW ONE IS
PROBABLY THE SLIPPERY STUFF.
THAT MAKES IT EASIER
TO COMB YOUR FUR.
AND THAT LAST ONE
IS THE FRUITY, STINKY,
SMELLY STUFF.
YOU REALLY KNOW
YOUR STUFF, CLEO.
I KNOW.
SO WHAT ARE
WE WAITING FOR?
IT'’S BATH TIME.
FIRST, THE SHAMPOO.
[GIGGLES]
THAT TICKLES, CLEO.
OH, PRETTY COLOR.
THAT'’S NOTHING,
T-BONE.
BY THE TIME
I'’M DONE WITH CLIFFORD,
HE'’LL LOOK SO GOOD
THAT EVERYONE
WILL STOP AND STARE.
UH, CLEO?
CLIFFORD IS BLUE.
OF COURSE HE IS.
THAT COLOR
DOESN'’T COME OFF
UNTIL YOU PU
THE SLIPPERY STUFF ON.
HERE COMES
THE SLIPPERY STUFF.
[LAUGHS]
THAT ONE
TICKLES EVEN MORE
THAN THE BLUE ONE.
WHOA!
THIS STUFF
REALLY IS
SLIPPERY.
RINSE.
HOW DO I LOOK, GUYS?
UH, KIND OF
YELLOWISH-BLUISH.
UH, YEAH.
YELLOWISH-BLUISH?
WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
HEH HEH.
DON'’T WORRY,
BIG GUY.
I'’M SURE
IT'’LL DISAPPEAR
JUST AS SOON
AS WE PUT ON
THE FRUITY-STINKY-
SMELLY STUFF.
UH, OKAY. IF YOU
SAY SO, CLEO.
[LAUGHS]
THAT REALLY TICKLES.
[LAUGHING]
I CAN'’T STOP LAUGHING.
UHHEH.
THAT'’S GOOD,
CLIFFORD. HEH.
LAUGHING IS GOOD.
UH-HUH.
LAUGHING
IS VERY GOOD.
[GASPS]
IS SOMETHING
WRONG, GUYS?
DOES IT LOOK OKAY?
IT LOOKS
REALLY, UH, COOL.
OH, MY GOSH.
WHAT HAPPENED?
WELL, UM,
YOU KNOW
THAT SHAMPOO
AND STUFF WE FOUND?
UH-HUH.
WELL, I DON'’T THINK
IT WAS SHAMPOO AND STUFF.
YOU MEAN
IT WON'’T RINSE OFF?
OH, NO.
WHAT'’S EMILY ELIZABETH
GOING TO SAY?
I WAS TRYING TO
MAKE LESS WORK FOR HER,
NOT MORE WORK.
WHAT AM I
GOING TO DO?
WE'’RE REALLY SORRY,
BIG GUY.
WE WERE JUS
TRYING TO HELP.
I KNOW. WE WERE ALL
JUST TRYING TO HELP.
DO YOU THINK
IT'’LL EVER COME OFF?
I DON'’T KNOW.
WHAT WAS THAT STUFF,
ANYWAY?
TIE-DYE COLORING.
VERY COOL.
WE'’RE GOING TO BE
THE BEST-DRESSED TEAM
IN THE WHOLE LEAGUE
IN OUR MATCHING
TIE-DYE T-SHIRTS.
TIE-DYE?
OH, MY GOSH.
I'’VE BEEN TIE-DYED?
TIE-DYE IS
VERY POPULAR THIS YEAR.
EMILY ELIZABETH
IS GOING TO BE
SO UNHAPPY
WHEN SHE SEES ME.
I DON'’
WANT TO UPSET HER
RIGHT BEFORE THE BIG
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
WELL, OKAY,
DON'’T PANIC.
HERE'’S WHAT YOU DO:
JUST HIDE THE TIE-DYED
END FROM EMILY ELIZABETH
UNTIL AFTER SHE PLAYS
THE SOCCER GAME.
THAT'’S
A GREAT IDEA, CLEO.
ALL I HAVE TO DO
IS KEEP MY BACK END HIDDEN
UNTIL AFTER TOMORROW.
Emily: WOW,
THESE CAME OUT GREAT.
OH, MY GOSH.REALLY COOL.
CLIFFORD HAS
GOT TO SEE THESE.
CLIFFORD!
COME HERE, BOY!
WOOF. WOOF.
WHAT DO YOU THINK
OF OUR COOL T-SHIRTS,
CLIFFORD?
WOOF. WOOF.
Charley:
COME ON, GUYS.
LET'’S GO PRACTICE
SOME MORE
WHILE
OUR T-SHIRTS DRY.
BYE-BYE.
WOOF. WOOF.
[EXHALES]
CLIFFORD!
DINNER!
WOOF.
[WHINES]
AW, COME ON, BOY.
IT'’S YOUR FAVORITE.
WOOF.
[LAUGHS]
THAT'’S FUNNY, CLIFFORD.
[GULPS]
[LAUGHS]
Emily: CLIFFORD!
STORY TIME, CLIFFORD.
ARE YOU OKAY?
YOU'’VE BEEN ACTING
A LITTLE STRANGE TODAY.
WOOF.
ARE YOU SURE YOU'’RE OKAY?
WOOF. WOOF.
OKAY, CLIFFORD.
LET'’S READ.
[YAWNS]
[GROANS]
Emily: CLIFFORD!
COME HERE, BOY.
WOOF. WOOF. WOOF.
WISH US LUCK.
TODAY IS THE BIG GAME
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
[LAUGHS]
OKAY, EVERYONE,
TAKE YOUR T-SHIRTS,
AND LET'’S GO.
[WHIMPERS]
LOOK AT CLIFFORD.
HE'’S TIE-DYED.
OH, MY GOSH.
LOOK AT CLIFFORD.
[ALL IN AWE]
CLIFFORD MUST'’VE GOTTEN
INTO OUR TIE-DYE STUFF,
EMILY ELIZABETH.
IS THAT WHY
YOU'’VE BEEN
ACTING
SO STRANGELY?
[WHIMPERING]
Emily: IT'’S OKAY, CLIFFORD.
I'’M NOT SURE
HOW IT HAPPENED,
BUT I HAVE A FEELING
IT WAS JUST A MISTAKE.
EVERYONE MAKES MISTAKES.
BUT I'’M AFRAID
THIS IS ONE MISTAKE
I CAN'’T HELP YOU FIX.
YOU'’RE JUS
GOING TO HAVE
TO WAIT A FEW WEEKS
TILL YOUR FUR
GROWS OUT.
I THINK HE LOOKS VERY COOL.
EVERYONE LOOKS GOOD
IN TIE-DYE.
HEY, HE'’D MAKE
A GREAT MASCO
FOR OUR SOCCER TEAM,
EMILY.
[ALL IN AGREEMENT]
[CHEERING]
YOU KNOW, EMILY,
I THINK CLIFFORD'’S
THE BEST TEAM MASCO
WE'’VE EVER HAD!
THE CROWD REALLY
LOVES HIM.
OF COURSE THEY DO.
HE'’S CLIFFORD,
MY BIG
TIE-DYED DOG.
WOOF!
Emily: CLIFFORD!
IT'’S STORY TIME.
YOU WANT TO HEAR
A SPECKLE STORY,
DON'’T YOU?WOOF. WOOF.
[LAUGHS]
I THOUGHT SO.
HE'’S YOUR FAVORITE.
Emily: TODAY'’S STORY IS
"SPECKLE AND THE MEMORY MAKERS."
"ONE AFTERNOON,
SPECKLE AND HIS FRIENDS
"GOT TOGETHER TO LOOK A
SPECKLE'’S ALBUM OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
"SEEING THE PICTURES REMINDED
THEM OF ALL THE GOOD TIMES
"THEY'’D SHARED TOGETHER,
"AND EVERYONE
HAD A PARTICULAR MEMORY
"THEY LIKED BEST.
"REBA'’S FAVORITE WAS THE TIME
THEY SAILED ACROSS THE SKY
"IN A HOT AIR BALLOON."
[LAUGHTER]
"DARNELL LIKED THE TIME
"THEY BUILT THE GREA
BIG CASTLE IN THE SAND.
"RAVI LAUGHED WHEN
HE RECALLED THE RAINY DAY
"THEY HAD A PICNIC INDOORS.
"AND LUNA LOVED WHEN THEY
PICKED THE VEGETABLES
"FROM THEIR VERY OWN GARDEN.
"SPECKLE AGREED
THAT MEMORIES ARE GREAT,
"SO THEY ALL DECIDED TO MAKE
AS MANY MEMORIES AS POSSIBLE
"EVERY TIME
THEY WERE TOGETHER.
"THE END."
THAT WAS A GREAT STORY.
ISN'’T READING FUN?
WOOF.
[LAUGHS]
Emily Elizabeth: "STAGE STRUCK."
OKAY, CLIFFORD,
ALL DONE.
WOOF, WOOF,
WOOF, WOOF.
WHEE! HA!
[LAUGHING]
THIS YEAR'’S
SCHOOL TALENT SHOW
IS GOING TO BE
THE BEST ONE EVER.
I KNOW. EVERYONE
IS WORKING SO HARD.
ALMOST EVERYONE.
I'’M WORKING.
I'’M PERFECTING
MY VERY POPULAR
BATON TWIRLING ROUTINE.
AFTER ALL,
A SHOW IS ONLY
AS GOOD AS ITS STAR.
AND AS THE WINNER
OF LAST YEAR'’S
FIRST PLACE TROPHY,
THE BURDEN
IS ALL MINE.
[GIGGLES]
I DON'’T KNOW.
YOU'’RE GOING TO HAVE SOME
REAL COMPETITION THIS YEAR.
THAT'’S RIGHT.
CHARLEY AND I
HAVE A GREAT ACT.
WE'’RE GOING TO BE
SO FUNNY.
I'’M GOING TO
SING A SONG.
I'’M GOING
TO DO MAGIC.
MY UNCLE'’S A REALLY
GOOD MAGICIAN,
AND HE'’S TEACHING ME
ALL KINDS OF TRICKS.
WATCH THIS.
NOW YOU SEE IT,
NOW YOU DON'’T.
WHOA.OOH.
WHERE'’D IT GO?
A MAGICIAN NEVER
REVEALS HIS SECRETS.
THE STAGE
LOOKS WONDERFUL, KIDS.
THANK YOU,
MS. CARRINGTON.
I DIDN'’T SEE
YOUR NAME
ON THE SIGN-UP SHEE
TO PERFORM, MARY.
YOU KNOW,
THERE'’S STILL TIME.
UM, NO, THANKS.
I--I REALLY DON'’T HAVE
ANYTHING I WANT TO DO.
OKAY.
I'’M GOING TO GO FINISH
FOLDING THE PROGRAMS.
I WONDER WHY MARY
DOESN'’T DO SOMETHING
IN THE SHOW.
SHE PLAYS THE PIANO.
NOT IN FRONT OF
PEOPLE, SHE DOESN'’T.
SHE TRIED TO PERFORM
AT LAST YEAR'’S SHOW,
BUT A
THE LAST MINUTE,
SHE JUST GO
TOO SCARED
TO EVEN GO OU
ON THE STAGE.
I GUESS MARY'’S JUS
NOT MEANT FOR THE STAGE,
UNLIKE SOME OF US.
[GIGGLES]
I THINK MARY WOULD
LIKE TO BE IN THE SHOW,
IF ONLY SHE
COULD GET OVER
HER STAGE FRIGHT.
I CAN'’T WAI
FOR TONIGHT'’S SHOW,
CLIFFORD.
IT'’LL BE SO MUCH FUN.
WOOF.
[PIANO MUSIC]
[GIGGLES]
I WONDER WHERE
THE MUSIC'’S COMING FROM.
WOW.
MARY IS
REALLY GOOD.
THAT'’S GREAT, MARY.
WOOF!
OH. UH, THANKS.
I LOVE IT!
KEEP PLAYING.
[MARY PLAYING OFF-KEY]
OH.
I JUST CAN'’T PLAY
WHEN SOMEONE IS WATCHING.
I WOULD
LOVE TO BE
IN THE SHOW,
BUT EVERY TIME I'’M
IN FRONT OF PEOPLE,
I JUST GET ALL
SHAKY AND SHY.
I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN.
YOU DO?
BUT YOU NEVER
GET STAGE FRIGHT.
I USED TO,
UNTIL MY DAD TOLD ME
WHAT WORKED FOR HIM.
INSTEAD OF TRYING
TO PERFORM
FOR THE WHOLE CROWD,
JUST IMAGINE YOU'’RE
TALKING TO ONE FRIEND.
DID THAT WORK?
UH-HUH.
NOW, WHENEVER I'’M TALKING
IN FRONT OF THE CLASS
OR WHEN I'’M ON STAGE,
I JUST PRETEND
I'’M TALKING TO CLIFFORD.
WOOF. WOOF.
[LAUGHS]
I THINK I COULD
PLAY FOR CLIFFORD.
WELL, IF YOU
CAN PERFORM FOR CLIFFORD,
YOU CAN PERFORM
FOR ANYBODY.
HEY, WHY DON'’T YOU AND I
ENTER THE TALENT SHOW
TOGETHER?
THEN WE CAN BOTH PRETEND
LIKE WE'’RE PERFORMING
FOR CLIFFORD.
TOGETHER?
BUT AREN'’T YOU DOING
SOMETHING BY YOURSELF?
I'’D RATHER
DO SOMETHING WITH YOU.
YOU CAN PLAY THE PIANO.
WE BOTH CAN SING.
IT'’LL BE FUN.
I DO KNOW
A REALLY GOOD SONG.
GREAT. LET'’S TRY IT.
WOOF. WOOF.
[CHATTING]
OH, I'’M SO GLAD
YOU DECIDED
TO PARTICIPATE
TONIGHT, MARY.
I JUST HOPE I DON'’
GET TOO SCARED TO PLAY.
WELL, IF YOU DECIDE
YOU'’D RATHER NOT,
THAT'’S OKAY, TOO.
THANKS,
MS. CARRINGTON.
I CAN'’T BELIEVE
YOU'’RE DOING THIS,
EMILY ELIZABETH.
I MEAN, MARY
HAS NEVER BEEN ABLE
TO PERFORM
IN FRONT OF PEOPLE.
YOU ARE TOTALLY
RUINING YOUR CHANCE
TO WIN
THE SECOND PLACE TROPHY.
MARY IS VERY
TALENTED, JETTA.
WHO KNOWS?
WE MIGHT EVEN WIN
THE FIRST PLACE
TROPHY.
THANK YOU, EVERYONE,
FOR COMING TO OUR
ANNUAL SCHOOL TALENT SHOW.
WE'’VE GOT A LO
OF GIFTED STUDENTS
WHO'’VE BEEN
PRACTICING VERY HARD.
SO, ON WITH THE SHOW!
[CROWD CHEERING]
[CHEERING]
OH, WAITER?
YES?
WHAT'’S THIS FLY
DOING IN MY SOUP?
LOOKS LIKE
THE BACKSTROKE.
[LAUGHTER]
OH, THAT IS SUCH
A BAD JOKE.
THIS SOUP
TASTES LIKE GLUE.
THEN THA
MUST BE TOMATO.
OUR SPLIT PEA
TASTES LIKE PAINT.
[LAUGHTER]
I DEMAND YOU TAKE THIS SOUP
BACK TO THE COOK.
WHY? HE WON'’
EAT IT, EITHER.
[LAUGHTER]
EMILY, I DIDN'’T KNOW
THERE WERE GOING TO BE
SO MANY PEOPLE.
REMEMBER, MARY,
JUST THINK OF THEM
AS ONE FRIEND.
YEAH.
ONEHUNDRED.
[APPLAUSE]
[AUDIENCE GASPS]
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
[AUDIENCE GASPS]
WOW. HE'’S AMAZING.
OH, I DON'’T KNOW.
THE BIRD'’S
DOING ALL THE WORK.
FOR MY NEX
SPECTACULAR ILLUSION,
I NEED A VOLUNTEER.
THAT LOOKS LIKE FUN.
EMILY ELIZABETH HOWARD
HAS GRACIOUSLY VOLUNTEERED.
[APPLAUSE]
PLEASE STEP
INTO THE BOX
OF MYSTERY
WHICH I SHALL LOCK
SO THERE IS
NO HOPE OF ESCAPE.
[GASPS]
[WHIMPERS]
IT'’S OKAY, CLIFFORD.
IT'’S JUST A TRICK.
WHEW!
AND NOW
[GRUNTS]
[APPLAUSE]
[CHEERING]
WOW. THA
WAS SUPER.
THAT WAS
SO COOL.
NICE JOB, VAZ,
BUT YOU CAN
LET ME OUT NOW.
OH, YEAH.
UH
VAZ?
I FORGOT WHERE
I PUT THE KEY.
AND NOW THE FINAL
PERFORMANCE OF THE EVENING,
EMILY ELIZABETH AND MARY.
[APPLAUSE]
OH, NO. WHERE ARE
EMILY ELIZABETH AND MARY?
MARY, THAT'’S
OUR CUE.
YOU'’RE GOING TO HAVE
TO GO ON WITHOUT ME.
WHAT?
I--I--I CAN'’T.
SURE YOU CAN.
JUST TELL YOURSELF
THAT YOU'’RE PLAYING
FOR JUST ONE FRIEND.
GO ON, MARY.YOU CAN DO IT.
[PIANO MUSIC]
IF I EVER NEED A FRIEND ♪
I KNOW JUST WHAT TO DO ♪
WHENEVER I NEED SOMEONE ♪
I ALWAYS COME TO YOU ♪
WHEN YOU HELP ME ♪
AND I HELP YOU ♪
ALL RIGHT.Mary: DREAMS ♪
MARY'’S REALLY GREAT.Mary: CAN COME TRUE ♪
YEAH!
WHEN WE HELP
EACH OTHER ♪
DREAMS CAN COME TRUE ♪
WHEN I NEED
A HELPING HAND ♪
YOU MAKE I
JUST IN TIME ♪
SHE'’S GOOD.
REALLY GOOD.Mary: YOU ARE ALWAYS ♪
THERE FOR ME ♪
WAIT. NOW I REMEMBER.
Mary: BECAUSE YOU'’RE
A FRIEND OF MINE ♪
WHEN YOU HELP ME ♪
AND I HELP YOU ♪
[HOWLS]
DREAMS CAN COME TRUE ♪
[APPLAUSE AND CHEERING]
[CHEERING]
WELL, I GUESS
NEXT YEAR
I'’LL JUST HAVE
TO TWIRL TWO BATONS.
THANKS,
EMILY ELIZABETH.
YOU'’RE WELCOME,
MARY.
AND THANK YOU,
CLIFFORD.
WOOF!
ARE YOU READY
TO ROLL, T-BONE?
READY.
WHOA-OA-OA.
WHOA.
WHOA.
WHOA.
AAH. UNH.
[LAUGHS]
THAT WAS FUN.
BUT I'’M SO DIZZY.
OH, LOOK
AT POOR T-BONE.
HE IS SO CLUMSY
SOMETIMES.
THAT'’S NOT A VERY
NICE THING TO SAY, MAC.
Emily:
BEING A GOOD FRIEND
MEANS THINKING ABOU
YOUR FRIEND'’S FEELINGS,
EVEN WHEN HE'’S NOT AROUND.
OH, WHAT A KLUTZ.
PLEASE STOP MAKING FUN
OF T-BONE, MAC.
OH, BUT HE
CAN'’T HEAR ME.
YOU WOULDN'’
WANT T-BONE
TO MAKE FUN OF YOU
WHEN YOU'’RE NO
AROUND, WOULD YOU?
NO, I--
I GUESS NOT.
DID YOU GUYS
SEE ME ROLLING?
YUP. YOU LOOKED LIKE
YOU WERE REALLY
HAVING FUN, T-BONE.
I WAS.
Emily: IT JUST FEELS RIGH
WHEN YOU TREAT YOUR FRIENDS
THE WAY YOU WOULD LIKE
TO BE TREATED.
THAT'’S WHY CLIFFORD'’S
BIG IDEA FOR TODAY
IS BE A GOOD FRIEND.