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06x34 - See You Later, Alligator!

Episode transcripts for the TV show "Bubble Guppies". Aired: January 24, 2011 - present.*
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Series follows a "school of fish" as they attend school in an underwater classroom.

06x34 - See You Later, Alligator!

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- Bubble Guppies!

- Hi! It's me, Molly, and it's time for...

- A chicken egg!

Cheep! Cheep!

(giggling)

- It's time for--

- A duck egg!

Quack! Quack!

(giggling)

- It's time--

- For a fish egg! Blub! Blub!

- Hi Gilly!

- Ah!

(laughing)

(all): It's time for Bubble Guppies!

(barking)

♪ Bub Bub Bubble Gup Gup Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble Bubble Bubble Guppie Guppie Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble Bubble Guppies Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble Guppies

- I'm Molly!

- I'm Gil!

- I'm Goby!

- I'm Deema!

- Oona!

- Nonny! - Zooli!

(barking)

♪ Bubble Puppy

♪ Bub Bub Bubble Gup Gup Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble Bubble Bubble Guppy Guppy Guppy ♪

♪ Bubble Bubble Guppy Guppy ♪

♪ Bubble Guppies

♪ Bubble Guppies

(soft music)

- See you later, alligator!

(giggling)

(♪)

Come on, follow us.

(upbeat music)

- Hello!

- Hi!

- Hi there!

- Hi!

(all): Good morning, Mr. Grouper!

- Oh, good morning everyone!

- Whatcha lookin' at?

- I have an exciting surprise for you.

- What is it? - A surprise?

- What's out there?

- Take a look.

- Whoa! - A bird's nest!

- Cool. - With three eggs!

- Wow, I've never seen blue eggs before. What kind are they?

- Those are a robin's eggs.

A robin is a type of bird.

- Aw! -They're beautiful.

- There's the mama!

- Wowzers! - Cool!

- Neat. - Oh, wow!

Did you know that birds sit

on their eggs to keep them warm?

- That's right, Zooli!

It's how they keep their babies

safe until they're ready to hatch.

- Hatching is when the babies come out of their shells.

- Yup!

- It's happening!

(chirping)

- Whoa! - Cute!

- Amazing! - Interesting.

- What a special treat!

You know, birds aren't the only animals that lay eggs.

(chirping)

Can anyone name another one?

- Frogs! - Turtles?

- Fish! - Lizards.

(chuckling)

- Yup!

All those animals are oviparous.

- Ovipa-whatus?

- Oviparous.

Oviparous animals are the ones that lay eggs.

- That's right, Nonny.

What about you?

Can you name another animal that lays eggs?

(soft music)

Oh, that's a good one!

Let's think some more about eggs.

An animal that can lay its eggs up in a tree is a...

- Bird!

- That's right!

Birds can lay their eggs

in trees and all sorts of other

places, like bushes, cliffs and even in the ground!

- Most birds keep their eggs safe and warm in a...

- Nest!

- Yup! Nests are where eggs

can stay safe until they're ready to hatch.

- Lots of different animals lay eggs.

Some of them are reptiles. Like an...

- Alligator!

- That's right! Reptiles like crocodiles

and alligators can lay eggs too!

- Eggs are egg-cellent!

(chuckling) - That cracks me up!

Let's sing about it.

♪ There's all kinds of eggs

♪ Ooh ooh

♪ Ooh ooh ooh

♪ So many eggs Ooh ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh

♪ There's all kinds of

♪ Eggs come in so many ways

♪ Some are big some small

♪ Some have spots and polka dots Some nothing at all ♪

♪ Reptiles and amphibians Bugs birds and fish too ♪

♪ They all lay eggs in their own place ♪

♪ They all lay eggs in their own ways ♪

♪ Eggs even have some tiny holes That you and I can't see ♪

♪ So the little baby inside of them can breathe ♪

- Wow!

♪ Some eggs are round

♪ Some eggs get laid in the ground ♪

♪ Some eggs get laid in a nest

♪ Where the little baby gets its rest ♪

♪ Some eggs have shells that are soft ♪

♪ Some eggs have shells that are hard ♪

♪ They can come from a crocodile ♪

♪ Or a chicken in the back of a yard ♪

♪ There's all kinds of

♪ Some animals even carry them on their backs ♪

♪ Like frogs - Whoa!

That's amazing!

♪ Some eggs are round

♪ Some eggs get laid in the ground ♪

♪ Some eggs get laid in a nest

♪ Where the little baby gets its rest ♪

♪ Some eggs have shells that are soft ♪

♪ Some eggs have shells that are hard ♪

♪ They can come from a dinosaur ♪

♪ Or a chicken in the back of a farm ♪

♪ There's all kinds of eggs

♪ Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh

♪ So many eggs Ooh ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh There's all kinds of eggs ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh So many eggs ♪

♪ Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh There's all kinds of eggs ♪

(cheering)

- Okay, line up everybody, it's time to go outside.

♪ Outside outside - Come on.

♪ Outside everybody outside

♪ Line up everybody line up line up line up ♪

♪ My Gu Gu Guppies

♪ Everybody get out get get Guppies ♪

♪ Get out get everybody going outside ♪

♪ Here we go here we go everybody line up ♪

♪ Go outside

♪ Everybody let's go go go get

♪ Out out out outside

♪ Bubble Guppies ♪

- We're chicken farmers! (barking)

- And we live on the bayou!

- Once upon a time,

there were two chicken farmers who collected eggs

from their hens every morning.

(clucking)

- But one day, they found an egg

outside the coop that didn't look like one of theirs.

- What'd you find, boy?

(barking)

Deema, check it out! I think it's an egg?

- An unusual egg. Lookit!

This one's white, but our chicken eggs are brown.

Hmm, it's longer than our chicken eggs too.

And it's kind of soft and squishy, not hard like our eggs.

- Welp, it's definitely not a chicken egg.

Ours would break if they got squished like that.

- Whoa! (barking)

Did you see that?!

- Looks like it might hatch soon.

We gotta find this little eggy's mama.

- Yeah! If it hatches without its mama around,

who will take care of it?

(honking)

(barking)

(engine revving)

- Hey! It's Captain Nonny!

- Maybe he can help us find Eggy's mama.

- He knows this swamp like the back of his hand.

- Hello.

- Hey, Captain Nonny! You ever seen an egg like this?

- Nope.

- It's definitely not a chicken egg.

- We're not sure what kind it is.

- There are lots of animals on the bayou.

Could be any of 'em.

- Could you take us down the river to help us find its mama?

- Don't see why not. Hop in.

(soft music)

Better keep your arms inside.

Can't be too careful with all the gators around here.

- Oh, I'm not afraid of gators. We see them all the time.

- Don't worry, Eggy.

We'll find your mama and you'll be safe and sound.

- We better hurry. Looks like Eggy's gonna hatch soon!

- Hold on. Full speed ahead.

(upbeat music)

(suspenseful music)

(gasps)

(shivering)

- Oh no, it's starting to shiver.

- It's probably cold.

- Captain, do you have anything that could warm Eggy up?

- Maybe.

But we're gonna need your help.

Which of these things could we use to keep an egg warm?

Is it the rope, the life-buoy, or the blanket?

- It's that one! The blanket!

(angelic music)

- Right. We can use the blanket.

It's soft and warm and big enough to wrap all around the egg.

Thanks for your help.

- There you go, Eggy. Nice and warm!

(soft grunts)

- Yep. That egg-baby is coming soon.

- We gotta find your mama before you hatch!

- I'm on it.

(soft music)

(barking)

(engine revving)

- And so, with the egg all warm and cozy, the farmers continued

searching for its mama...

- Look, nests! Maybe one of them is Eggy's.

(soft music)

- Hmm...

- Here, take these.

- Thanks!

(playful music)

Looks like they're all birds' nests.

- They are. Those are egrets' nests.

They like building them along the sides of the bayou.

- Well, Eggy's not a bird egg.

It's got a soft shell...

and bird's eggs have hard shells.

(soft grunting)

(suspenseful music)

I'll keep looking.

Gator!

- I warned him.

for the egg's mama

when an alligator came right up to their boat!

- Let's get outta here, Captain Nonny!

(engine revving)

- Oh!

(suspenseful music)

- It's gaining on us!

(beeping)

Phew, that was a close one.

I think we're safe for now.

No gators in sight.

- Excuse me...

What time is it?

- It's time for lunch!

♪ What time is it? It's time for lunch ♪

♪ What time is it? It's time for lunch ♪

♪ What time is it? It's time for lunch ♪

♪ It's lunchtime Hey what's for lunch ♪

(soft music)

I got a veggie burger

and French fries!

What did you get, Goby?

- I got a cheeseburger and tater tots!

What did you get, Nonny?

- I got a turkey burger and...

...gator tots?

(crunching)

(laughing)

- Gator tots?! That's silly!

And snappy!

- Alright, no time for hangin' around.

We gotta find Eggy's mama!

- Did someone say...

...hangin' around?

(giggling)

We love hanging around.

Get it?

- We're opossums. It's what we do.

- Huh! Well, maybe you can help us?

Is this your egg?

- Not mine!

- Mine either. Opossums don't lay eggs.

- I see.

(whimsical music)

- We really gotta find its mom!

Do you know anyone else around here who does lay eggs?

- I know! Fish lay eggs!

- Oh yeah! And there are lots of fish in the bayou.

- Fish? Of course! Thanks, opossums! Come on, guys.

- Good luck! -Bye!

- Eggy might be a fish egg!

Captain Nonny, where's the best place on the bayou to find fish?

- I have some friends who might know.

(upbeat music)

(engine revving)

- Look out for that log!

- That's not a log.

It's an alligator.

(both): Alligator?!

- Bloop! (both): Whoa!

Ah!

- Uh-oh.

- Why is this gator chasing us?!

(suspenseful music)

(grunts)

- Faster, Captain!

(engine revving)

(chuckling)

- Oh no! The gator's got the rope!

- Time... to zigzag.

(♪)

- That's impressive.

- Most impressive.

Hold on, everyone.

(both): Whoa!

(grunts)

Whew!

- Great zigzagging, Captain! How's Eggy?

(soft music)

- It's okay!

(playful music)

- Look! Eggy has a crack!

- Oh! It's getting closer to hatching. We gotta move!

(upbeat music)

- Captain Nonny's quick thinking helped the chicken farmers

escape the alligator so they could keep looking

for Eggy's mama.

- Hmm... my friends should be around here somewhere.

They know a lot about fish eggs.

(bubbling)

- What's that?

(suspenseful music)

Ah!

- Hi Professor Oona. Professor Zooli.

- Phew. Hello.

- Hi, everyone! What can we do ya for?

- We found this and think it might be a fish egg...

- Yeah. And we need to find its mama before it hatches.

- Ooh! We're fish experts!

- We know all about fish on the bayou. Let's have a look.

- Aw! - It's cute!

But it's not a fish egg.

- It isn't?

- Nope, not a fish egg at all.

Fish eggs are much smaller.

- Mm-hmm.

(sighs)

- Not a bird egg, not a fish egg...

what else could it be?

- May I see it, please?

('D) Hmm...

There are lots of other kinds of oviparous animals!

This looks like a reptile egg to me.

Like a lizard...

Or a snake...

Or a turtle.

They all build their nests right in the grass

along the riverbank.

Hear that, Eggy? Your mama's a reptile!

(gasps)

- It's gonna hatch soon!

- Hang on, little Eggy.

Come on, we gotta go.

- There's a place up river

where lots of reptiles lay their eggs.

I'll take you there.

(engine sputtering) (beeping)

(upbeat music)

- Thanks for your help!

- Bye! - See ya!

- And so, chicken farmers Deema and Goby searched up and down

the shoreline, looking for reptiles.

(hissing)

(chuckling)

(squeaking)

But no one was missing an egg.

- I'm sorry, Eggy. We can't seem to find your mama anywhere.

- There are more reptile nests up ahead. We'll check there.

(engine sputtering)

(beeping)

- Ah-ha!

(both): The gator!

- Hang on!

- See ya later, alligator!

(sighs)

(both): Ah! Eggy! - Oh, no!

(both): Phew.

- Oh boy! I think Eggy's hatching!

(all): Ah!

(grunts)

(♪)

(all): Whoa!

(slow motion distortion)

- I think...

I think we lost it!

- Hey, look at all those nests!

- Reptile nests.

- I bet your mom is over there, Eggy! Come on!

Hmm...there sure are a lot of different nests.

- Yeah. We need to find which one Eggy belongs in.

And we're gonna need your help.

This is what our egg looks like. It's long and white.

Which nest has eggs that match our egg?

This one, this one, or this one?

-That one! - Those eggs match!

- That's right!

This nest has eggs that are long and white like our egg.

Thanks for your help!

We found it!

Come on, Deema! Put it in there.

(sombre music)

- We said we'd keep Eggy safe,

but I don't see their mama anywhere...

(whining)

What is it, boy?

(grunting)

Oh, hi Gator... we were just leaving...

See ya! - Yup, don't mind us!

(both): Uh-oh!

(gulping)

But they hadn't found its mama yet...

and the alligator caught up to them!

- Go away, gator! We have a little Eggy to protect

and we won't let you stop us

from getting it back to its mama!

- Wha... Bu-but... I'm its Mama!

- What's a... what-now, alligator?

- Eggy's an alligator egg?

Whoa.

(chuckling) Come here, baby!

(laughs) Oh...

Oooh... one of my eggs floated away down

the river this morning and I've been looking all for it.

(both): Oh!

- When I saw you with my baby, I kept trying to catch up

with you!

But who-we that boat is fast!

(chuckling)

- Mm-hmm.

- I'm sorry, Ms. Gator!

We've been looking for you all day!

We just didn't know it.

- Oh my! You found me just in time!

(soft grunting)

(soft music)

- Eggy hatched! - Aw!

- Oh. Thank you so much for finding my baby!

(soft grunting)

(laughing)

- Aw! - We did it!

- And so, after a long search,

the chicken farmers finally returned Eggy to its mama.

And they all lived happily ever after.

(cheering)

- Watch out for gators! - Gators rule!

- Yay! - Cute little Eggy!

- Later, gator.

♪ Bub Bub Bubble Gup Gup Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble Bubble Bubble Guppy Guppy Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble Bubble Guppy Guppies ♪

♪ Bubble Guppies

♪ Bubble Guppies ♪