My Friends Tigger & Pooh (2007) s03e04 Episode Script
You're a Big Boy, Roo/Turtle's for the Birds
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]
"You're a Big Boy, Roo."
[all giggling]
Hi. We're all gonna play
Hundred Acre Tag.
And we're hoping Roo wants
to play, too.
Come out, come out,
"Roo" ever you are.
- Sorry, everybody,
I can't play.
- What do you mean you can't?
- [Darby] How come, Roo?
- I've got a big, important job
to do for my mom.
Rabbit is fixing her pouch watch
and she's letting me go pick it
up for her all by myself.
Oh, my. That sounds like
a very big responsibility, Roo.
Sure does.
So what's a pouch watch?
Why, it's a watch that
I keep in my pouch, at the end
of this ribbon, Tigger.
Now, please be careful carrying
it home from Rabbit's, Roo dear.
The pouch watch has been
in our family a long time
and it's very important to me.
Don't worry, Mom.
You can count on me.
See you guys later.
[chuckles]
Oh, such a big boy.
Now, what I've done is
recalibrated the main spring,
and synchronized the second hand
for superior precision.
But did you fix it?
Well, of course I fixed it!
That's what I just said.
Oh, well, great.
Mom's gonna be real happy.
And I have a little something
else for her and you.
A basket of
my freshly baked biscuits.
Cool.
Thank you, Rabbit.
I'll put the watch
inside the basket to make
extra sure that it stays safe.
[laughs] Clever boy.
I'm a big boy.
My mom even said so.
[Piglet]
You can never catch me.
[all laughing]
- [Darby] Caught you!
- [Tigger] But that's all.
Roo, come and play
Hundred Acre Tag.
I'm it.
- Well, I
- But not for long
'cause you're about to be it.
You gotta catch me first.
[giggling]
- You're it.
- That was fun.
Uh-oh. I just remembered.
I was supposed to get this home
to my mama as soon as Huh?
It's gone!
What's gone, Roo?
My mom's pouch watch.
Rabbit fixed it and it was
in this basket and now it's not!
What am I gonna do?
It's got to be around here
somewhere, Roo.
No, it's not. It's not anywhere.
This is bad. Really, really bad.
I told my mom I'd be responsible
and I'm a big boy and I'd take
care of the watch.
- Now it's lost!
- It's OK, Roo, 'cause we're
gonna help you find it.
Yes, we shall search
both low and high.
Or better yetter,
send for the bestest looking
searchers in the whole
Hundredy Acres.
- Yeah!
- [horn blowing]
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Oooh!
- Anytime.
- Anyplace.
- The Super Sleuths
- Are on the case.
[barking]
- Hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Whoo-hoo!
OK, no problem. Take it easy.
Who needs a Sleuth?
Raise your hand.
[giggles]
I do, Tigger. You know that.
But I feel a lot better knowing
you Sleuths are gonna help me
find my mom's watch.
Hmm.
Perhaps you've only misplaced
the watch, Roo.
[gasps] Have you checked
your pouch?
No, but I'm gonna.
Right now.
Wait a minute.
I don't have a pouch.
Oh, so now we've got
two mysteries.
Hey, everybody,
maybe we can find the watch
by listening
for its sound.
Oh, yes, its sound.
- And, um, what sound
might that be?
- Oh, you know, Pooh Boy.
Watches go "tick, tick, tick"
or the occasional
"tock, tock, tock."
Yeah, so let's listen
really, really hard.
[ticking]
I hear something and it's going
"tick, tick, tick."
Oh.
It's just Small.
[chuckles]
He may be small
but he's sure got big moves.
Flashy finish now,
just like I taught you.
[Pooh]
That was wonderful.
[Darby]
That was great. Bravo, Small.
Goodbye, Hundred Acres.
Thanks for coming.
Now, Small, we need
to work on your jump.
Well, then, I guess my mom's
watch is gone for good.
Yeah, and that's bad.
[rumbling]
Oh, pardon me.
How embarrassing.
That's never happened before.
[laughs]
What do you mean, Pooh?
That happens every time
you get hungry.
Oh, yes. I'd forgotten.
Being hungry makes me
rather forgetful, you know.
Here, Pooh, have a biscuit.
Huh? That's weird. I thought
there were more of them.
Mmm.
Perhaps some biscuits fell out
while we were running
and playing tag.
Oh. So I lost my mom's watch
and some of her biscuits. Great.
It is great, Roo.
- Huh?
- Don't you see?
Wherever the biscuits fell out
is probably where
the watch fell out.
So, if we find the biscuits,
maybe we'll find
That's right! The watch.
Which is where?
which is where, what, Tigger?
- The watch.
- Watch what?
Bother. So very many questions.
So let's get to work and
find out the right one to ask.
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 ♪♪
Hmm.
OK, so how do we find
Roo's biscuits?
Well, I've always found
biscuits
to be rather wonderful.
The smell is just so very
That's it, Pooh.
We can find the biscuits
by their smell.
Yeah!
[inhales deeply]
Excepting I can't smellerate
any smell, per se.
But I bet you Buster can.
He can sniff out anything.
- Here, boy. Smell that.
- [sniffing]
Now find us some more
that smell just like it.
[pants, sniffs]
Looking here, looking there ♪
All around and everywhere ♪
Looking high
and looking low ♪
Where the grass is green
and flowers grow ♪
And if you find
just where it is ♪
You'll soon be shouting,
"There it is!" ♪
So keep on looking
more and more ♪
Till we find
what we are looking for ♪
Looking under, looking over ♪
Don't overlook
the field of clover ♪
Behind a rock
Up in a tree ♪
In the bushes,
if you please ♪
Soon they'll find
just where it is ♪
And you'll be shouting,
"There it is!" ♪
So keep on looking
more and more ♪
Till we find
what we are looking for ♪♪
[sniffing, barking]
It looks like Buster's sniffer
has caught a whiffer.
- [barking]
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
[panting, barking]
We found the biscuits!
How wonderful.
Yeah, but we're not just looking
for the biscuits.
We're not?
I thought we were.
We're looking for
my mom's watch, remember?
Finding the watch is
the important thing.
We thought if
we found the biscuits
we'd find the watch nearby.
Which we didn't.
- [ticking]
- Do you hear that?
Oh, yeah. Stand back.
- We got us a ticking biscuit.
- [barking]
- Hey, look, it's the watch.
- Eureka.
- There you are.
- It's not broken or anything.
And you know what else?
My mom doesn't even have to know
I lost it.
You mean you're not
gonna tell her?
Well, if I tell her then she'll
know I didn't take good care of
the watch like I said I would.
And she won't think
I'm a big boy anymore.
What do I do, Sleuths?
[sighs]
I am afraid, Roo,
this is a problem that not even
we Sleuths can solve for you.
Yep. You kinda got to Tigger
this one out on your own, pal.
What do you think Roo should do?
Tell his mom the truth
about losing the watch or not?
Thank you, Roo dear.
You did a wonderful job
bringing the watch home safely.
You really are a big boy.
Well, the thing is, I didn't do
such a good job, Mom.
I lost the watch and the Sleuths
had to help me find it.
I see.
Well, all I can say is,
I'm very proud of you.
Huh? Proud of me?
For what?
For admitting the truth.
That's a real sign
of growing up.
Now I'm sure you're
a big boy.
Too big for you
to pick up and hug?
[chuckles]
Never.
And this mystery is
[sobbing]
his-teary.
[sobbing continues]
Has anybody got a tissue?
[Darby]
"Turtle's For the Birds."
[scatting]
Everything is just going ♪
[screams]
A rock! And it's moving.
Laws of nature no longer apply.
[giggling]
It's not a rock, Tigger.
It's Turtle.
He's birdwatching.
Turtle likes to look for birds
and draw their pictures.
Yes, sir.
Kind of a hobby of mine.
That's why I was hiding
in my shell.
So I can sneak up and
Oh, wow.
Well, I'll be a monkey
on a mudslide.
I done spotted me a bird.
[tweeting]
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
[Tigger] Not too shabby.
Wow, Turtle,
I bet you've drawn every bird
that's ever come
through the Hundred Acre Wood.
Yeah, well, not every bird.
There's one I ain't seen yet.
Real special fella.
The Flume-plumed
Speckled Boom-whacker.
The Plume-flume
Speckled Whom-whacker?
[giggles]
What is it, again?
I'll just call it
a Boom-whacker.
See, the Boom-whacker only comes
to the Wood one day a year,
on its way headed south.
And today is that day.
And nothing's gonna stop me
from finally seeing it.
We'd like to see
the Boom-whacker too.
Wouldn't you?
Well, then, walk this way.
[whimpers]
Question, Shell-Boy:
How are you gonna know this
boom-chacha when you see it?
You know, seeing as how
you've never seen it, per se.
By its sound.
See, the Boom-whacker's got
a real distinct song.
Kind of like this.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
I want to try!
[inhales deeply]
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Ooh, that's pretty good,
Dar, buddy.
That wasn't me, Tigger.
[gasps] It's a Boom-whacker!
Hide! So we don't scare it off!
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Oh, it's here,
way up in that tree.
- Oooh.
- That's a weird-looking bird.
Looks kind of Pooh-ish.
Wait, wait.
[soft voice] Pooh, get down.
You'll scare away the bird.
It's right above you.
[whispering]
Oh. Um, I believe that's a bee,
not a bird, Turtle.
And why are we whispering?
[shouting]
So you don't
scare away the bird!
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
- Kind of like that?
- Oh.
That feather must have fallen
off the Boom-whacker.
Oh. Never knew
its feathers were pink.
Pink as a rosy peach
dipped in molasses.
Too bad I never got
a chance to draw it.
- Or even see it.
- Poor Turtle.
- We need to help cheer him up.
- Yeah.
I bet you he'd appreciate some
of my Wood-famous juggling.
- Stand back.
- No, Tigger.
- I mean we should call
- The Super Sleuths?
[barking]
[horn blowing]
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Come on,
say the oath with us.
- Anytime.
- Anyplace.
- The Super Sleuths
- Are on the case!
[barking]
Okey-dokey, boys and girdle,
let's go back
and help that turtle.
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Whoo-hoo!
[playing country melody]
Well, I've seen
a lot of things ♪
In this big old fancy world ♪
But there's just one thing
I never laid eyes on ♪
- Are there speckles
on his feet? ♪
- Hard to say.
- Are there freckles
on his beak? ♪
- Probably.
Guess I'll never know ♪
Now that it is long gone ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
It's the sweetest durn bird
who ever sung a tune ♪
Boom-whacker-whacker
Why'd you fly away? ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
If I'd see it just once
I'd rope the moon ♪
Boom-whacker-whacker
How I wish you'd stayed ♪
I must have seen
a thousand birds ♪
In this Hundred Acre Wood ♪
And how they come
in every shape and size ♪
But none, I do declare ♪
Can come close
or dare compare ♪
With the one bird that will
always take first prize ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
You're the sweetest durn bird
who ever sung a tune ♪
Boom whacker-whacker
Why'd you fly away? ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
See if just once
I'd rope the moon ♪
Boom-whacker-whacker
How I wish you'd stayed ♪
Oh, Boom-whacker-whacker
Boom-whacked my heart ♪
Today ♪♪
[sniffs]
That is the most prettiest,
dittiest I ever heard.
Thanks anyhow, Sleuths,
but I reckon that bird's
done skedaddled
quicker than a double-jointed
goose doing the do-si-do.
Well, we're not going
to give up.
If you want to attract a bird
you have to think like a bird.
Righty-oh.
And we've got just
the bird brains to do it.
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 ♪♪
Wait, Turtle.
Isn't there anything else
you know about the Boom-whacker
that could help us find him?
Well, the only other thing
I can think of
is he favors striped trees.
Hardly worth mentioning though,
on account of
there are no striped trees
in the Hundred Acres.
Au contraire,
my jolly good fellow.
I am stripedy.
And have been known to do a
pretty fair imitation of a tree.
[giggles]
Easy there. Us tickles are
kind of Tiggerish,
under-armedly speaking.
Let's go hide one last time.
I am a tree.
Tree is me.
I am a tree.
Is anything landing on Tigger?
Why, yes.
Hey, get! Scoot!
Vamoose, all of you!
I am not a tree!
I am a Tigger!
You're telling me.
Yuck!
No flavor.
And no haycorns.
[chitters]
All-righty, that's it.
The sun's going down.
Boom-whacker's never gonna show.
Sorry, Turtle.
But there's always next year.
Yep. That's what I tell myself
every year.
There's always
[sniffs]
next year.
[Pooh humming]
Where is your manners,
Mr. Bear?
Case is barely cold
and all you can think about is
getting honey!
Actually, I'm not thinking of
honey right now, Tigger.
I believe I see something else
in the tree.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Oh, it's the Boom-whacker.
You'll scare him away.
[croaking]
I think not, Turtle.
He seems to be already scared.
- And stuck in honey.
-Meedle-e-moo
Hey, the Whacker-boom's all
captivated in stickedy stuff.
Now's your chance
to draw him.
Yeah, but that's not
what birdwatching's all about.
See, I love the birds I draw.
And
I hate knowing the little
fella's all scared and stuck,
even if it's just
for a few minutes.
Can you get him free, Pooh?
Certainly, Turtle.
All right now.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Well, you're very welcome,
friend Boom-whacker.
And now you can go
on your merry way.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
I beg your
Oh, yes.
Oh, yes, he too is a friend.
And would very much
like to draw your picture.
That is, if you wouldn't mind.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
Just a couple more strokes.
Now, all done.
Finally, after all these years,
my very first Boom-whacker.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
I think he likes your picture,
Turtle.
Well, thank you kindly.
And thank you, Sleuths,
for helping make
my dream come true.
Well, you know,
just doing our job, really.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
And another mystery takes wing
into history.
The Flume-plume
Speckled Boom-whacker.
[Darby]
Do you remember what color the
Boom-whacker's feathers were?
Never knew
its feathers were pink.
[Darby] Right, pink!
And do you remember the sounds
the Boom-whacker made?
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
I want to try,
and you say it too. Ready?
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Good sleuthin', everybody.
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]
"You're a Big Boy, Roo."
[all giggling]
Hi. We're all gonna play
Hundred Acre Tag.
And we're hoping Roo wants
to play, too.
Come out, come out,
"Roo" ever you are.
- Sorry, everybody,
I can't play.
- What do you mean you can't?
- [Darby] How come, Roo?
- I've got a big, important job
to do for my mom.
Rabbit is fixing her pouch watch
and she's letting me go pick it
up for her all by myself.
Oh, my. That sounds like
a very big responsibility, Roo.
Sure does.
So what's a pouch watch?
Why, it's a watch that
I keep in my pouch, at the end
of this ribbon, Tigger.
Now, please be careful carrying
it home from Rabbit's, Roo dear.
The pouch watch has been
in our family a long time
and it's very important to me.
Don't worry, Mom.
You can count on me.
See you guys later.
[chuckles]
Oh, such a big boy.
Now, what I've done is
recalibrated the main spring,
and synchronized the second hand
for superior precision.
But did you fix it?
Well, of course I fixed it!
That's what I just said.
Oh, well, great.
Mom's gonna be real happy.
And I have a little something
else for her and you.
A basket of
my freshly baked biscuits.
Cool.
Thank you, Rabbit.
I'll put the watch
inside the basket to make
extra sure that it stays safe.
[laughs] Clever boy.
I'm a big boy.
My mom even said so.
[Piglet]
You can never catch me.
[all laughing]
- [Darby] Caught you!
- [Tigger] But that's all.
Roo, come and play
Hundred Acre Tag.
I'm it.
- Well, I
- But not for long
'cause you're about to be it.
You gotta catch me first.
[giggling]
- You're it.
- That was fun.
Uh-oh. I just remembered.
I was supposed to get this home
to my mama as soon as Huh?
It's gone!
What's gone, Roo?
My mom's pouch watch.
Rabbit fixed it and it was
in this basket and now it's not!
What am I gonna do?
It's got to be around here
somewhere, Roo.
No, it's not. It's not anywhere.
This is bad. Really, really bad.
I told my mom I'd be responsible
and I'm a big boy and I'd take
care of the watch.
- Now it's lost!
- It's OK, Roo, 'cause we're
gonna help you find it.
Yes, we shall search
both low and high.
Or better yetter,
send for the bestest looking
searchers in the whole
Hundredy Acres.
- Yeah!
- [horn blowing]
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Oooh!
- Anytime.
- Anyplace.
- The Super Sleuths
- Are on the case.
[barking]
- Hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Whoo-hoo!
OK, no problem. Take it easy.
Who needs a Sleuth?
Raise your hand.
[giggles]
I do, Tigger. You know that.
But I feel a lot better knowing
you Sleuths are gonna help me
find my mom's watch.
Hmm.
Perhaps you've only misplaced
the watch, Roo.
[gasps] Have you checked
your pouch?
No, but I'm gonna.
Right now.
Wait a minute.
I don't have a pouch.
Oh, so now we've got
two mysteries.
Hey, everybody,
maybe we can find the watch
by listening
for its sound.
Oh, yes, its sound.
- And, um, what sound
might that be?
- Oh, you know, Pooh Boy.
Watches go "tick, tick, tick"
or the occasional
"tock, tock, tock."
Yeah, so let's listen
really, really hard.
[ticking]
I hear something and it's going
"tick, tick, tick."
Oh.
It's just Small.
[chuckles]
He may be small
but he's sure got big moves.
Flashy finish now,
just like I taught you.
[Pooh]
That was wonderful.
[Darby]
That was great. Bravo, Small.
Goodbye, Hundred Acres.
Thanks for coming.
Now, Small, we need
to work on your jump.
Well, then, I guess my mom's
watch is gone for good.
Yeah, and that's bad.
[rumbling]
Oh, pardon me.
How embarrassing.
That's never happened before.
[laughs]
What do you mean, Pooh?
That happens every time
you get hungry.
Oh, yes. I'd forgotten.
Being hungry makes me
rather forgetful, you know.
Here, Pooh, have a biscuit.
Huh? That's weird. I thought
there were more of them.
Mmm.
Perhaps some biscuits fell out
while we were running
and playing tag.
Oh. So I lost my mom's watch
and some of her biscuits. Great.
It is great, Roo.
- Huh?
- Don't you see?
Wherever the biscuits fell out
is probably where
the watch fell out.
So, if we find the biscuits,
maybe we'll find
That's right! The watch.
Which is where?
which is where, what, Tigger?
- The watch.
- Watch what?
Bother. So very many questions.
So let's get to work and
find out the right one to ask.
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 ♪♪
Hmm.
OK, so how do we find
Roo's biscuits?
Well, I've always found
biscuits
to be rather wonderful.
The smell is just so very
That's it, Pooh.
We can find the biscuits
by their smell.
Yeah!
[inhales deeply]
Excepting I can't smellerate
any smell, per se.
But I bet you Buster can.
He can sniff out anything.
- Here, boy. Smell that.
- [sniffing]
Now find us some more
that smell just like it.
[pants, sniffs]
Looking here, looking there ♪
All around and everywhere ♪
Looking high
and looking low ♪
Where the grass is green
and flowers grow ♪
And if you find
just where it is ♪
You'll soon be shouting,
"There it is!" ♪
So keep on looking
more and more ♪
Till we find
what we are looking for ♪
Looking under, looking over ♪
Don't overlook
the field of clover ♪
Behind a rock
Up in a tree ♪
In the bushes,
if you please ♪
Soon they'll find
just where it is ♪
And you'll be shouting,
"There it is!" ♪
So keep on looking
more and more ♪
Till we find
what we are looking for ♪♪
[sniffing, barking]
It looks like Buster's sniffer
has caught a whiffer.
- [barking]
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
[panting, barking]
We found the biscuits!
How wonderful.
Yeah, but we're not just looking
for the biscuits.
We're not?
I thought we were.
We're looking for
my mom's watch, remember?
Finding the watch is
the important thing.
We thought if
we found the biscuits
we'd find the watch nearby.
Which we didn't.
- [ticking]
- Do you hear that?
Oh, yeah. Stand back.
- We got us a ticking biscuit.
- [barking]
- Hey, look, it's the watch.
- Eureka.
- There you are.
- It's not broken or anything.
And you know what else?
My mom doesn't even have to know
I lost it.
You mean you're not
gonna tell her?
Well, if I tell her then she'll
know I didn't take good care of
the watch like I said I would.
And she won't think
I'm a big boy anymore.
What do I do, Sleuths?
[sighs]
I am afraid, Roo,
this is a problem that not even
we Sleuths can solve for you.
Yep. You kinda got to Tigger
this one out on your own, pal.
What do you think Roo should do?
Tell his mom the truth
about losing the watch or not?
Thank you, Roo dear.
You did a wonderful job
bringing the watch home safely.
You really are a big boy.
Well, the thing is, I didn't do
such a good job, Mom.
I lost the watch and the Sleuths
had to help me find it.
I see.
Well, all I can say is,
I'm very proud of you.
Huh? Proud of me?
For what?
For admitting the truth.
That's a real sign
of growing up.
Now I'm sure you're
a big boy.
Too big for you
to pick up and hug?
[chuckles]
Never.
And this mystery is
[sobbing]
his-teary.
[sobbing continues]
Has anybody got a tissue?
[Darby]
"Turtle's For the Birds."
[scatting]
Everything is just going ♪
[screams]
A rock! And it's moving.
Laws of nature no longer apply.
[giggling]
It's not a rock, Tigger.
It's Turtle.
He's birdwatching.
Turtle likes to look for birds
and draw their pictures.
Yes, sir.
Kind of a hobby of mine.
That's why I was hiding
in my shell.
So I can sneak up and
Oh, wow.
Well, I'll be a monkey
on a mudslide.
I done spotted me a bird.
[tweeting]
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
[Tigger] Not too shabby.
Wow, Turtle,
I bet you've drawn every bird
that's ever come
through the Hundred Acre Wood.
Yeah, well, not every bird.
There's one I ain't seen yet.
Real special fella.
The Flume-plumed
Speckled Boom-whacker.
The Plume-flume
Speckled Whom-whacker?
[giggles]
What is it, again?
I'll just call it
a Boom-whacker.
See, the Boom-whacker only comes
to the Wood one day a year,
on its way headed south.
And today is that day.
And nothing's gonna stop me
from finally seeing it.
We'd like to see
the Boom-whacker too.
Wouldn't you?
Well, then, walk this way.
[whimpers]
Question, Shell-Boy:
How are you gonna know this
boom-chacha when you see it?
You know, seeing as how
you've never seen it, per se.
By its sound.
See, the Boom-whacker's got
a real distinct song.
Kind of like this.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
I want to try!
[inhales deeply]
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Ooh, that's pretty good,
Dar, buddy.
That wasn't me, Tigger.
[gasps] It's a Boom-whacker!
Hide! So we don't scare it off!
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Oh, it's here,
way up in that tree.
- Oooh.
- That's a weird-looking bird.
Looks kind of Pooh-ish.
Wait, wait.
[soft voice] Pooh, get down.
You'll scare away the bird.
It's right above you.
[whispering]
Oh. Um, I believe that's a bee,
not a bird, Turtle.
And why are we whispering?
[shouting]
So you don't
scare away the bird!
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
- Kind of like that?
- Oh.
That feather must have fallen
off the Boom-whacker.
Oh. Never knew
its feathers were pink.
Pink as a rosy peach
dipped in molasses.
Too bad I never got
a chance to draw it.
- Or even see it.
- Poor Turtle.
- We need to help cheer him up.
- Yeah.
I bet you he'd appreciate some
of my Wood-famous juggling.
- Stand back.
- No, Tigger.
- I mean we should call
- The Super Sleuths?
[barking]
[horn blowing]
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Come on,
say the oath with us.
- Anytime.
- Anyplace.
- The Super Sleuths
- Are on the case!
[barking]
Okey-dokey, boys and girdle,
let's go back
and help that turtle.
- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Whoo-hoo!
[playing country melody]
Well, I've seen
a lot of things ♪
In this big old fancy world ♪
But there's just one thing
I never laid eyes on ♪
- Are there speckles
on his feet? ♪
- Hard to say.
- Are there freckles
on his beak? ♪
- Probably.
Guess I'll never know ♪
Now that it is long gone ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
It's the sweetest durn bird
who ever sung a tune ♪
Boom-whacker-whacker
Why'd you fly away? ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
If I'd see it just once
I'd rope the moon ♪
Boom-whacker-whacker
How I wish you'd stayed ♪
I must have seen
a thousand birds ♪
In this Hundred Acre Wood ♪
And how they come
in every shape and size ♪
But none, I do declare ♪
Can come close
or dare compare ♪
With the one bird that will
always take first prize ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
You're the sweetest durn bird
who ever sung a tune ♪
Boom whacker-whacker
Why'd you fly away? ♪
Oh, that Boom-whacker-whacker
Whacker-boom ♪
See if just once
I'd rope the moon ♪
Boom-whacker-whacker
How I wish you'd stayed ♪
Oh, Boom-whacker-whacker
Boom-whacked my heart ♪
Today ♪♪
[sniffs]
That is the most prettiest,
dittiest I ever heard.
Thanks anyhow, Sleuths,
but I reckon that bird's
done skedaddled
quicker than a double-jointed
goose doing the do-si-do.
Well, we're not going
to give up.
If you want to attract a bird
you have to think like a bird.
Righty-oh.
And we've got just
the bird brains to do it.
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 ♪♪
Wait, Turtle.
Isn't there anything else
you know about the Boom-whacker
that could help us find him?
Well, the only other thing
I can think of
is he favors striped trees.
Hardly worth mentioning though,
on account of
there are no striped trees
in the Hundred Acres.
Au contraire,
my jolly good fellow.
I am stripedy.
And have been known to do a
pretty fair imitation of a tree.
[giggles]
Easy there. Us tickles are
kind of Tiggerish,
under-armedly speaking.
Let's go hide one last time.
I am a tree.
Tree is me.
I am a tree.
Is anything landing on Tigger?
Why, yes.
Hey, get! Scoot!
Vamoose, all of you!
I am not a tree!
I am a Tigger!
You're telling me.
Yuck!
No flavor.
And no haycorns.
[chitters]
All-righty, that's it.
The sun's going down.
Boom-whacker's never gonna show.
Sorry, Turtle.
But there's always next year.
Yep. That's what I tell myself
every year.
There's always
[sniffs]
next year.
[Pooh humming]
Where is your manners,
Mr. Bear?
Case is barely cold
and all you can think about is
getting honey!
Actually, I'm not thinking of
honey right now, Tigger.
I believe I see something else
in the tree.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Oh, it's the Boom-whacker.
You'll scare him away.
[croaking]
I think not, Turtle.
He seems to be already scared.
- And stuck in honey.
-Meedle-e-moo
Hey, the Whacker-boom's all
captivated in stickedy stuff.
Now's your chance
to draw him.
Yeah, but that's not
what birdwatching's all about.
See, I love the birds I draw.
And
I hate knowing the little
fella's all scared and stuck,
even if it's just
for a few minutes.
Can you get him free, Pooh?
Certainly, Turtle.
All right now.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Well, you're very welcome,
friend Boom-whacker.
And now you can go
on your merry way.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
I beg your
Oh, yes.
Oh, yes, he too is a friend.
And would very much
like to draw your picture.
That is, if you wouldn't mind.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
Just a couple more strokes.
Now, all done.
Finally, after all these years,
my very first Boom-whacker.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
I think he likes your picture,
Turtle.
Well, thank you kindly.
And thank you, Sleuths,
for helping make
my dream come true.
Well, you know,
just doing our job, really.
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
And another mystery takes wing
into history.
The Flume-plume
Speckled Boom-whacker.
[Darby]
Do you remember what color the
Boom-whacker's feathers were?
Never knew
its feathers were pink.
[Darby] Right, pink!
And do you remember the sounds
the Boom-whacker made?
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
I want to try,
and you say it too. Ready?
Tweedle-e-deedle-de
meedle-e-moo
Good sleuthin', everybody.