04x09 - A Lesson In Diagnosis/Karaoke Katie's Opening Night

[bunniefuu]

♪ The doc is in,
and she'll fix you up ♪

♪ If you're a toy,
then you're in luck ♪

♪ It's okay,
don't be afraid ♪

- ♪ The doc really
knows her stuff ♪
- CHILLY: Hello!

♪ Doo-doo-doo,
you know it's good for you ♪

♪ The doc is gonna
help you feel better ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh,
it's the place to go ♪

♪ When you feel a little
under the weather ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins
and her crew ♪

♪ Are gonna take
great care of you ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ At the McStuffinsville
Toy Hospital ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ At the McStuffinsville
Toy Hospital ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ At the McStuffinsville
Toy Hospital ♪

[ giggles ]

O, Stuffy-o, O, Stuffy-o,

O, wherefore art thou,
Stuff-o?

But soft, what light through
yonder window breaks?

It is the east,

and Doc McStuffins
is the sun.

[ giggling ]

To baa or not to baa,

that is the question.

I do love a good play.

All the world's
a stage,

and all the toys and kids
are merely players.

[ all laughing ]

Well said, Chilly.

However, I did not
ask you all here today

to play around.

Today it is time for
another med school lesson.

A lesson in diagnosis.

You make a diagnosis
when you examine a patient

and figure out
what's wrong with them.

To make a proper diagnosis,

you must ask your patient
the proper questions,

and you must look at
all the symptoms, or clues,

the patient shows you.

To help you practice,
I've asked some of the students

from Ooey Gablooey's
acting class

to help us by pretending
to be hurt or sick.

May I present
the first patient?

[ whistling ]

What is this?
A puddle?

Here on my boat?

Oh, well, Saltwater Serge
is not afraid of the water.

[ yells ]

Ow!Sacre bleu!

It gives me much owies.

Now who would care
to make a diagnosis?

I bet he's seasick.

I'd definitely be
seasick if I was on a boat.

Hey, Saltwater Serge
never gets seasick.

Well, he fell down
with flippers on his feet,

so I bet he's got
a case of the flippy
trippy flippers.

Uh, Serge, where do you
have "ze owies"?

Oh, they are in
my arm.

To make a proper diagnosis,

you should've asked Serge
where it hurts.

Then you could
examine his arm,

and see what's
wrong with it.

- STUFFY: Bravo!
- DOC: Great job, Serge.

Sorry, Doc. We'll do better
with the next patient.

[ Lambie gasps ]
Oh, it's Melinda Mermaid!

Oh, look.
Pretty sea flowers.

I bet they smell
as pretty as they look.

[ sniffs deeply ]

[ sneezes ]

Does anyone have
a diagnosis for Melinda?

My diagnosis is that
she has

Being A Baa-eautiful, Amazing
Mermaid Syndrome.

Oh, thank you, Lamb-ily Lou.

She is beautiful,
and amazing,

but you missed
a symptom.

[ sniffing deeply
and sneezing ]

CHILLY: She's sneezing.

I'm pretty sure that's
because she doesn't have
a carrot for a nose.

[ giggles ]
Chilly.

Only snowmen have
carrot noses.

Oh. [ laughs ]
Right.

I believe you have
overlooked something.

Melinda started sneezing

right after she sniffed
the flowers.

A good doctor would
check to see

if she's allergic
to the flowers.

Looking at
a patient's symptoms

and making a proper diagnosis

is a very important part
of being a doctor.

I don't think we have
this diagnosis thing down yet.

We wanna become doctors,
like Doc.

It takes a lot
of practice,

but you'll get it,
I know you will.

And what if we
don't get it?

Don't worry. If you
keep trying and keep practicing,

I know you can do it.

Just follow me
around the hospital today.

You can watch and see
how I make my diagnoses.

That is a great idea.

Hello, Gloria Gorilla.
What seems to be the trouble?

Well, Doc, I'm
really, really itchy.

Med students, we need
to make a diagnosis.

What do you think
we should do first?

Oh, I know this one.

We need to give her
a check-up. Right?

That's right, Chilly.
Well done.

♪ Time for your check-up,
time for your check-up ♪

♪ I'm gonna check your ears,
check your eyes ♪

♪ Find out how much
you've grown ♪

♪ Time for your check-up ♪

♪ I'm gonna listen
to your heartbeat ♪

♪ Fix you up
ready to go ♪

♪ Time for your check-up ♪

♪ It's okay
if you giggle ♪

♪ This will only
tickle a little ♪

♪ Time for your check-up,
time for your check-up ♪

Okay, we did the check-up.
Thanks, Gloria. Bye.

Stuffy, the check-up
isn't over.

We haven't made
a diagnosis yet.

Oh, right.
I totally knew that.

We need to ask questions
and look for clues

to find out why Gloria
is so itchy.

Okay, Gloria,
I have a question.

Why are you
so itchy?

Oh, I don't know.

That's why I came
to see Doc.

Oh, right.

- I have a diagnosis.
- Already?

Gloria has a case of
the mystery itchies.

[ gasps ]
Mystery itchies?!

- Oh, no!
- Good try,

but we don't have
enough clues

to make
a diagnosis yet.

[ nervous giggle ]
Sorry.

I have a question.

Are you itchy on
the inside or the outside?

It itches on the outside.

It's like all my fur
is itchy.

I have a diagnosis.

You sure, sugar?

Mm-hmm.
You have a case of

the fuzzy fur
itchy-poos.

Oh, no.
What do I do?

If you have itchy fur,

I think we need
to shave it all off.

Shave off my fur?!

I don't wanna
lose my fur!

[ chittering ]

Stay away from my fur!

Gloria, please,
calm down.

Are you gonna shave off
all my fur?

I have to finish
your examination

before I can make
my diagnosis.

Oh, okay.

How long has your fur
been itchy?

Oh, it just started
today, Doc.

I've been all itchy
since I came back

from making sand castles
at Sandbox Beach.

Aha!

Now it all makes sense.

I have
a diagnosis.

Everybody knows there's
only one thing

that makes you itch
at the beach.

You've got a case of
skritchy sand spiders.

Wait a second.
Did I just say
skritchy sand spiders?

That makes me scared,

because I remembered that
I'm afraid of spiders!

[ shrieking ]

Get 'em off me!

You two better settle
your soup sippers.

Stuffy, Gloria,
calm down.

There's no such thing
as skritchy sand spiders.

- You sure?
- Yes, I'm sure.

Hallie, could you hand me
my magnifying glass?

I wanna take
a closer look
at Gloria's fur.

You got it, Doc.

Aha.

Just as I suspected.

There's sand
in your fur.

Gloria, I have
a diagnosis.

With Doc on the job,
I think we're finally ready

for the Big Book
of Boo-boos.

Gloria, when you went
to Sandbox Beach,

you got sand in your fur.

That's what's
making you itch.

You have a case of
sand scratchies.

Oh, what should I do, Doc?

My prescription
is that you take a bath.

That should get
the sand out of your fur.

Come on, sugar.
We've got a nice bath
right here in the hospital.

Doc, we couldn't
figure out
the diagnosis again.

And if we don't learn
to make a diagnosis,

we'll never learn
to be good doctors
like Doc.

♪ It takes patience
and time ♪

♪ To analyze a problem ♪

♪ Don't expect
that you'll find the answer ♪

♪ Right away ♪

♪ Keep trying to
find all the clues ♪

♪ And you'll
figure it out ♪

♪ Steps and questions
fall into line ♪

♪ Getting to bottom
of a problem takes time ♪

♪ Pay attention
and write what you find ♪

♪ For any -itis or -atosis ♪

♪ We're making a diagnosis ♪

♪ Ooh, diagnosis,
ooh, diagnosis ♪

♪ We're making a diagnosis ♪

[ toy sponder chiming ]

Oh, I need to get
to surgery.

Why don't you just take a break
and we'll practice more later.

You want to head to
Peaches Pie's Tea Party Palace?

Maybe a tea party
will help us feel better.

CHILLY: Might as well.

STUFFY: Sure.

Hello, friends.

[ coughing ]

Oh, I don't like seeing
such gloomy faces.

I bet some tea will
cheer you right up.

[ coughing ]

Pardon me.

Peaches Pie,
are you okay?

I... [ coughs ]
can't stop coughing.

Guys, something might be
wrong with Peaches Pie.

We are med students,

and we have to make
a diagnosis.

Stuffy's right.

Let's remember
what Doc taught us.

We have to ask good questions
and look for clues.

Do you have any symptoms
besides coughing?

I have a really scratchy
feeling in my throat.

And how long have you
been coughing?

Ever since Gloria Gorilla
came in.

I remember.

She said she wanted
to cool down

with some tea...
[ coughing ]

after she was making
sand castles

at Sandbox Beach.

Gloria was all covered
in sand

when she came to
the hospital.

What if the sand from
Gloria's fur

got in Peaches Pie's
throat?

And that's what's
making her cough.

Could you say ah for me?

Ah!

Yep. Looks like you got
some sand in there.

Peaches Pie, we have
a diagnosis.

You have a case of
the scratchy sand coughy-coughs.

What should I do?
[ coughs ]

Here. This water
should help wash

some of the sand
out of your throat.

How's that feel?

That feels lots better.

Great! Now, let's get you
to Doc.

When she gets out of surgery,
she can give you a check-up.

To make sure we got
your diagnosis right.

Say ahhh.

- Ah!
- STUFFY: Well, Doc,
what do you think?

You were right.

Peaches Pie did have
sand in her throat.

And that did give her a case of
the scratchy sand coughy-coughs.

- You made a proper
diagnosis.
- Yes!

Peaches, rinse your throat
with some more water.

That should wash out any sand
that's still left in there.

Thanks, Doc. That really
feels a lot better.

And thank you three.

I wouldn't have known
what to do

if you hadn't made
that diagnosis.

Ah! Cuddle time.

I always enjoy
a post-diagnosis cuddle.

Well done,
med students.

You have shown that
you are studying hard,

and learning
your lessons well.

Thank you,
Professor Hootsburgh.

You are all making me
so proud of you.

And more importantly,

I can see that
you're all on your way

to becoming good doctors.

That's true as
glitter-gum glue.

So now that
Peaches Pie feels better,

I think you guys
deserve a little break.

Oh, Doc, couldn't we keep
seeing more patients?

We wanna keep
practicing

so we can be
good doctors like
you someday.

That's the spirit.

Come on, future doctors.

We've got
more toys to fix.

[ cheering ]

Students, today's lesson

will be about
bedside manner.

Bedside manor?
Is that like

a big mansion full of
pillows or something?

My bedside manner
is usually sleeping.

[ giggles ]
No. Today you're
going to be learning

how to talk and act
around patients

- while they're
staying in the hospital.
- Precisely.

Studies show that a patient's
happiness and comfort

are just as important
as their health.

Huh? What?

So always make sure that
you keep their spirits up.

Observe.

Come one, come all.

Step right up and... ow...

see the longest... oh...
arm in show business.

Hello, Ooey.

Lambie, can you read me
the patient's chart?

Sure. Patient was diagnosed
with mega dragon awesomeness...

Sorry, Doc.

I diagnosed myself
during the last break.

Not sure how that
got in there.

- Dragon awesomeness?
- There's no cure.

[ giggles ]
Lambie, can you read me
the correct chart?

Mm-hmm. Ooey Gablooey
was brought to the hospital

with a case of
stretch arm-atude.

[ groans ]

Ooey, since your arm
is stretched out,

you'll need to stay
in the hospital this afternoon,

while we shrink it
back to normal size.

Is it that bad?

I've fixed a lot of stretchy
arms just like this one.

You're in good hands, Ooey.

And, might I add,

your top hat
and goggles

are quite
the smashing combination.

They're brand-new.

I bought them for
the big show at
the theater tonight.

Oh, wait. Will I be better
in time for the show tonight?

I mean, the show
must go on.

We'll have you fixed up
and ready to go

in plenty of time.

Thanks. I'm feeling
miles better.

No problem. I'll be back
in a little bit

to fix that arm.

See what we did?
Ooey was nervous about
staying in the hospital,

so we cheered him up,

which already
helps him feel better.

Today's assignment:
find a patient

who is having a hard time,
and cheer them up.

- You can count on us.
- [ toy sponder chiming ]

Doc, we got a patient
who needs looking at, stat.

Come on, everyone.
Let's go.

What's the situation,
Hallie?

Karaoke Katie.
Singing doll.

Found sleeping onstage
at Ooey Gablooey's theater.

Oh. [ chuckles ]
Hello.

Sounds like she has
no energy.

Maybe her battery
isn't working.

That was my hippo hunch,

so I had her brought here
to the battery charging wing.

Let's get Katie hooked up
to our battery monitor.

[ beeping ]

Oh, that batter charger's
lower than a ladybug limbo.

Looks like a case of
the chargeless chargies.

Katie, your battery
isn't holding a charge,

which is what's making you
so sleepy.

We'll need to find you
a brand-new battery.

Oh, that's... [ snoring ]

Hi, Robot Ray.
I need you to search

the toy parts database
for a karaoke doll battery.

Right away, Doc.

A matching battery
has been located and ordered

Delivery time,
one week.

- One week?!
- That'll take forever!

- We better get Katie
plugged in.
- On it, Doc.

Thanks, Hallie.
That should do it.

Whoo! I'm awake,
I'm awake!

[ all cheering ]

My energy is back.
Thank you, Doc.

Thank you,
thank you, thank you!

I wanna give you
a big hug.

- HALLIE: Oh, my.
- Hey!

What happened?

We had to plug you in
so you'd have energy.

Is this as far as I can go?

I'm afraid so.

You've got to stay plugged in
until your new battery arrives.

But I feel great.
Not tired at all.

I know, but if we
unplug you,

your battery will
lose its charge,

and you'll get
super sleepy again.

But I have a concert.

Oh, are you in the show
at Ooey Gablooey's theater?

That's right.
It's gonna be amazing,

and it's tonight.

Maybe I can just leave
real quick for the show,

and then come right back.

I mean, the show
must go on.

Or at least, that's what
Ooey always says.

Sorry, but when you're
admitted to the hospital,

you have to stay
until you're all better,

even if it takes
a long time.

Oh. Okay.

I guess that means
the show won't go on.

- [ whimpers ]
- [ toy sponder chimes ]

I'm sorry, Katie. I have to
go see another patient.

I promise I'll be back
to check on you in a little bit.

- Okay?
- Okay. Thanks.

I guess.

Katie, are you okay?

I don't know.

I feel a karaoke song
coming on.

♪ I'm really disappointed ♪

♪ And a little
overwhelmed ♪

♪ No charge at all,
I'm stuck to the wall ♪

♪ And singing to myself ♪

♪ I got the stuck here blues ♪

♪ Stuck here blues ♪

♪ It's such bad news ♪

♪ Really bad news ♪

♪ The only thing I wanna do ♪

♪ Is play the show
and sing for you ♪

♪ But I'm stuck with
the stuck here blues ♪

♪ It could be a few days ♪

♪ Or it could be a week ♪

♪ This takes too long,
I'm missing my song ♪

♪ I feel so bad for me ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm stuck with
the stuck here blues ♪

I think we should
let Doc know

about the change in
Katie's condition.

Doc, Doc.

What is it, guys?

I think Katie might need
more cheering up

than our other patients.

She's bluer than a...
Help me out here, Hallie.

Bluer than a bear buried
in a big basket of blueberries.

Yeah!

She's sad she has to
miss her show,

and she wishes she didn't
have to stay in the hospital.

It can be hard to be in
the hospital for a long time.

Is there anything
we can do?

I know I feel pretty blue
when I think I might be melting.

Maybe we could plug in
a fan in Katie's room.

Oh, Chilly, you don't
melt, remember?

Neither does Katie.

But that does give me
an idea.

Katie, this is an IV stand,

which is just like what kids use
when they are in the hospital.

It'll let you get up
and out of your room.

Plus, it's pink,
and baa-eautiful!

It is pretty.

So I can leave the hospital
now, right?

Sorry, Katie. This will
let you walk around,

but you still need to
stay in the hospital

for the week until
your new battery arrives.

It's kind of hard
to move, too.

Oh, I just wish I could
be out there singing,

instead of stuck here
in the hospital.

[ toy sponder chiming ]

Looks like it's time for
Hallie and me

to prep Ooey for
his arm unstretching therapy.

Can I talk to you guys
for a second?

I think we found
the perfect patient

for Hootsburgh's assignment.

Can I count on you
to cheer Katie up

while Hallie and I
go into surgery?

Of course.

Just call me Super Stuffy.

My sidekicks and I
are ready to do our best.

Sidekicks?

Oh, ha ha. I meant
fellow med students.

Great. I'll check
back in soon.

Okay, you two,
med student cuddle.

I mean huddle.

Katie's our patient,
and we need to
cheer her up.

Any ideas?

Oh!

Ladies and gentlemen,

it's time for
the time-tested

best cure for the blues.

Some dragon-tainment.

Stuffy, are you sure
juggling is a good...

- Oh! Ha ha!
- Oh, no.

Katie, for your
hospital enjoyment,

I present
the dragon cycle trick!

Thanks, Stuffy.

I just don't think
I'm in the mood.

Nah. This is gonna
be great.

I am just gonna
start ducking now.

I got this one.

Oh! Ouch!

Ta-da!

[ sighs ]

Oh, you look like
you could use a cuddle.

There. Doesn't that
feel better?

- [ sighs ]
- [ all gasping ]

She's so sad,
even a Lambie cuddle

couldn't cheer her up.

Thanks for trying,

but I just can't
stop thinking about

missing my show tonight.

I really love to sing.

It makes people happy.

And now I can't do it.

ALL: Awww!

[ sighs ]

Aw!

[ sighs ]

This is baa-ad.

Hi, guys.
How'd it go?

Oh.

Oh, my.

Not great, huh?

We tried everything,
Doc.

Even my cuddles
didn't work.

Our bedside manner
is more of a bad side manner.

I don't wanna fail
an assignment.

Especially
the cheering-up kind.

Hmm. Hallie,
could you and Tundra

take over for us
for a little while?

- You got it, Doc.
- Great.

Sometimes when
I take a walk,

it helps me come up
with new ideas.

Then let's take a walk.
Or a hop.

STUFFY: Maybe we could
fill Katie's room

with bouncy ba*ls
or bubble bath?

Hey, can hospitals
see patients

on top of
a roller coaster?

[ giggles ] Those are
good ideas, Stuffy,

but let's keep thinking.

Oh, look at this.

It's so sad that Ooey
had to cancel the show.

I know Katie really wanted
to sing for everyone tonight.

Stuffy, Chilly,

are you thinking
what I'm thinking?

Uh, I think I am?

Are we gonna try
the roller coaster?

No, no. I have
an even better idea,

- but we'll all have
to work together.
- STUFFY: All right!

Katie. Katie.
Wake up.

Why don't we
go for a stroll?

Oh, okay.
But why?

We have a surprise
for you. Come on.

Doc, I think I wanna
just go back to my room.

Let's stop in here
real quick first.

[ gasps ] What?

What is all this?

We figured since you were going
to miss your opening night,

we'd bring your opening
night to you.

Plus, this way, you can
entertain all the other toys

that are staying
in the hospital.

What do you say, kid?
The show must go on, right?

I'll do it!

But first I should thank
everyone at the hospital.

You showed me that while
I might not be all better yet,

I definitely
feel better.

You guys made
the hospital fun,

and now I feel like
a million watts,

which reminds me of
the perfect song to sing.

It's an oldie but a goodie.

♪ Time for your check... ♪

That's not it.

♪ I feel better,
so much better ♪

Watching Katie sing
is a hoot.

And she's now
such a happy patient.

I believe you've all
passed your assignment

with flying feathers.

We did it!

This calls for
a celebration!

I'll go get
my unicycle.

Maybe we should leave
the entertaining
to Katie tonight.

♪ I didn't feel so good
till you fixed me ♪

♪ Like I knew that you would ♪

♪ And she feels better,
so much better now ♪