01x02 - Eva the Ghost Catcher

[bunniefuu]

- Hey!
- ♪ When the sun goes down ♪

♪ And the moon comes out ♪

♪ That's the right time
To go write it all down ♪

♪ High above it ♪

♪ With Eva the owlet ♪

♪ We're singing now
Hoo hoo hoo ♪

♪ All your friends
Singing hoo hoo hoo ♪

♪ Where the sky begins
Hoo hoo hoo ♪

♪ With Eva the owlet ♪

♪ We're singing now ♪

[Eva] Humphrey's helper.

[giggling]

[all giggling]

[both chuckling]

- [vocalizes] Whoo! [chuckles]
- [chuckles]

[Mom laughs] Whoo!

Mom! Dad!
You are such flap-tastic sky dancers.

- [chuckles] Thank you.
- Oh, why, thank you, young lady.

[Mo cheers]

- [grunts]
- Woo-hoo! That's awesome!

Well, now I'm all warmed up and ready
for our sky dancing lesson tonight.

Me too. Ooh, I can't wait
to learn the feather ruffle shuffle.

What's that?

Why, the most stupendous
sky dance move there is.

It goes sort of like...

- Feather ruffle. Whoa. Feather ruffle.
- Feather ruffle. Whoo-hoo-hoo!

- Feather ruffle. Oh. Careful! Whoa-Whoa!
- [giggles] Careful! Whoa!

[Eva yells]

[Mo, Eva giggle]

[chuckles]
See? That's why we need a lesson.

Well, I hope you have the most
feather-ruffly-shuffly time ever.

[coos]

And so does Baby Mo.

[laughs] Guess who's gonna
take care of you while we're gone?

Hoot, hoot, hoot, hoot! This owlet.

- [Mom chuckles]
- [Mo giggles]

Wow, Humphrey. You're watching Baby Mo?

Yep.

I'll make sure everything
goes super smooth here,

so you can have fun
getting your sky dance on.

Thanks, Humphrey.

[cooing]

Aw, he misses you already.

I know what we can do to help.
Baby Mo sandwich!

- Oh.
- Mmm.

[coos]

Do you feel better now?

[giggles, coos]

- Whoo-hoo! So sweet.
- That was awesome!

- You're such a great helper, Eva.
- [chuckles] Mmm. Thanks, Mom.

All righty. Let's go get our dance on.

Diary, listen to what Mom said.

I'm a great helper!

I feel warm and fuzzy,

like there's a soft, warm blanket
around my heart. Mmm.

[door opens]

Okay. If you need anything,
Kiera's parents are home next door.

We won't be gone long. We'll be home
by the time the sun comes up.

Don't worry. I'll make sure Baby Mo
is asleep by the time you're back.

Oh, that'll be so helpful.

You're such a great helper, Humphrey.
[chuckles]

- Be good. Ooh.
- Mmm.

Ooh.

- Bye! See you later.
- See you soon.

Diary,
Mom and Dad think Humphrey is helpful,

but I want to be helpful too.

- [Mo cheers]
- Hey, Humphrey,

guess who's going
to help you get Baby Mo to sleep?

- Who?
- Hold on.

Hoot, hoot, hoot, hoot! This owlet.

- [chuckles] All right. Dream team!
- [Mo, Baxter chuckle]

Come on, little buddy.

Let's brush your beak
and get you ready for bed.

What about me? How can I help?

- Hmm. Wanna find Baby Mo a bedtime story?
- [coos]

- Yes. I'm on it.
- [coos]

Helping, helping, helping.

Hey, do you think Baby Mo
will like this one?

[exclaims]

[chuckles]

Found a story!

Baby Mo, you'll be drifting off
to dreamland in no time.

[chuckles] What's the story called?

"The Hippin' Hoppin' Adventures of Frogs."

[cheers]

[babbles]

Here we go.

"Once there was a frog
who loved to hop, hop, hop."

- [grunts]
- All right. Come on, Mo. Back to bed.

- [chuckles]
- Okay. On with the story.

"The frog met her frog friend,
who loved to ribbit, ribbit, ribbit."

[babbles]

Uh, Eva, I'm not sure this story
is making him sleepy.

Yes, it is.

- Look, he's hopping back to bed.
- [Mo babbles]

"The frogs hopped and ribbited
all night long."

- [cheers]
- [gasps]

[babbles]

He's wide-awake.
I told Mom and Dad I'd get him to sleep.

We should try something else.

- [gasps] I know!
- [Humphrey] Mo!

I'll make a whole list of things
we can try.

- [Humphrey] Mo!
- Helpful, right?

- [Mo giggling]
- Yeah, sure.

Don't worry.
Your helper won't let you down.

[Humphrey] Mo, come back.

- Okay, diary.
- [Humphrey] Mo!

Time to crank up my helpfulness
to a million.

Here we go.

Eva's super helpful ways
to get Baby Mo to sleep.

[giggles]
When Mom and Dad hear about this,

they're gonna say I'm the most helpful
owlet in the owlverse.

Number one.

- [Mo giggling]
- Come on, little froggy. Back to bed.

Mo, come back! It's bedtime.

[pants] Mo!

Never fear. Help is here.

First idea on my list, tire Baby Mo out
by doing flapping jacks.

It's worth a try.

Did you hear that, Mo?
Let's get our flap on.

[coos]

And a one. Two. Three. Four.

[babbles]

Is he tired yet?

[excited babbling]

[sighs] Doesn't look like it.

Let's keep going.
I'm sure he'll be sleepy soon.

Eleven. Twelve. Thirteen.

Ninety-eight. Ninety-nine...
[pants] ...One-hundred. [sighs]

- [Eva, Humphrey scream]
- [excited babbling]

- [sighs] He's not tired at all.
- Hmm.

Maybe we should...

Check my list!

[Humphrey groans]

That didn't work.

Next idea. Rock him to sleep.

Okay. I'll put him in his rocking nest.

- I'll get him!
- [Mo babbling]

[coos]

Pretty soon he'll be snoozing like a bear
in the wintertime.

- [giggles, babbles]
- [Eva, Humphrey gasp]

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

It's like everything we do
makes him more awake.

Humphrey, remember. Helper.
Super helpful list.

Next up, sing him a lullaby.
I'll get your guitar!

Helping, helping, helping.

Okay, little dude.
I really hope this works.

Here you go. You play, I'll sing.
We've got this.

[guitar music playing]

♪ Go to sleep, Baby Mo
Then Mom and Dad will say I'm helpful ♪

♪ Go to sleep, Baby Mo ♪

[gasps] My idea, it's working.

- [exclaims]
- [Eva gasps]

Nothing is working!

Now he just wants to dance.

The sun's coming up.

Mom and Dad will be home soon,

and I said he'd be asleep
when they got back.

[groans] Let's try this one.
Pretend that we're asleep.

I don't think that's gonna work.

Come on. Try it.

[Mo babbles]

Okay.

[yawns] I'm so tired.

Me too. I can barely keep my eyes open.

[all snoring]

[coos]

[snoring]

I think it's working.

[snoring continues]

[bell tinkling]

[bell clanging]

- [screams]
- [yells]

Now he wants to wake us up.

[Mo chuckles]

[Humphrey] Mo, come back. It's bedtime.

- Mo, come back.
- Don't worry, I'll check the list.

Whoa.

[gasps] There's nothing left on the list.

- I'm all out of ideas.
- [bell clangs]

And if I don't come up with something,
Mom and Dad won't say I'm a good helper.

[gasps] Eva, Eva, Eva!
Look, I think I figured it out.

You figured it out?

[yawns]

Yes. Look.

You figured it out.

He just needed to be held
by his big brother.

[Baxter murmurs]

Let's get him to bed.

- Good night, Baby Mo. [kisses]
- Sleep tight. [kisses]

[snoring]

He's asleep!

Super quiet victory dance?

Sweet dreams.

- [sighs]
- [sighs] We did it.

And look, just in time for sunrise.

- [Mom] I had a wonderful time. [chuckles]
- [Dad chuckles]

- Hi, Mom. Hi, Dad.
- Hi, Mom and Dad.

So, how'd everything go?

Great! And guess who got Baby Mo to sleep?

[Mom, Dad] Who?

Hold up.

[imitates fanfare] Hoot, hoot, hoot, hoot!
That owlet.

- [laughs] You're such a great helper.
- Wow! Thank you.

Baby Mo was wide-awake
and then Humphrey figured it all out.

You should have seen it.
It was incredible.

Aw, thanks, Eva.

- I couldn't have done it without you.
- Mmm.

- [chuckles] Dream team!
- Dream team!

- [laughs] Oh, that's wonderful.
- Way to go, Humphrey.

Diary, turns out my super helpful list
was super unhelpful.

But it's okay,
because Humphrey figured out what to do.

I'm glad Mom and Dad told him
what a great helper he is,

because he deserves it.

So, does anybody want to see
the feather ruffle shuffle?

Yeah. Show us!

Let's see what you've got.

[jazzy music playing]

[Mom, Dad] Feather ruffle.
Feather ruffle. Feather ruffle.

[both chuckle] Shuffle!

- Whoo. Whoo-hoo!
- Whoo-hoo-hoo!

- That was incredible.
- [chatters]

[Humphrey snoring]

Looks like someone had a tiring night.

Here you go, Humphrey.

He's so easy to put to bed.

[Mom, Dad chuckle]

[kisses]

Super quiet victory dance!

- [Lucy] I've never been to a wedding.
- [Eva] I can't wait to see the flowers.

- Hey.
- Welcome!

[Mom, Lucy, Eva] Hi.

Thanks for getting here early

to be our wonderful
wedding photographer, Mrs. Wingdale.

- Of course. I brought my helpers.
- [Lucy, Eva giggle]

Happy wedding night,
Ms. Featherbottom and Mr. Swoopington.

- Well, thank you, Eva.
- Well, thank you.

Ooh. Let's get a picture
of the bride and groom.

- Oh, yeah.
- [Lucy] Let me fix that.

Oh, let me straighten that. Looks...

[both] Perfect.

- Just gorgeous.
- [camera shutter clicks]

Wow.
Is this where you're going to get married?

Yes. I built it with my own two wings.

Wow.

- [gasps] Stunning!
- [camera shutter clicks]

[gasps] Is that boysenberry? Mmm.

Yep. I stayed up all day baking this tart.

And I stayed up all day
sculpting these tiny figurines of us.

Oh, adorable.

Everything looks amazing.

Is there anything we can do
for your big night?

Well, now that you mention it.

Eva, Lucy,
we have a very important question for you.

So, I'm going to ask it
in a very important way.

- [gasps, giggles]
- [gasps]

[clears throat]
Will you be our flower owlets?

- [gasps] Yes!
- Of course.

[both, singsongy] We're gonna be
flower owlets. We're flower owlets.

Wait, what are flower owlets?

[laughs] As flower owlets,

you'll walk down this branch
in front of us,

scattering flower petals as you go.

You mean
while all the guests are watching?

That's right. Here are your petals.

- Whoa.
- Wow. Thanks.

- [both giggle]
- No, thank you.

Right. The three of us
have lots of photos to take.

Why don't we start on the dance branch?

- Sure.
- Sounds great.

Let's go.

Diary, guess what?

We're the flower owlets,
the stars of the night.

I want to wow the guests.

No, I want to dazzle them.

No, I want to razzle-dazzle them.

Lucy, everyone's going to be watching us.

We've gotta show them we're the most
spectacular flower owlets ever.

We need more petals.

You're right.
Let's go get a whole bunch of flowers.

Or a bunch of bunches of flowers.

Even better.

We're going to find
some more flower petals!

Oh, okay.

If you think you need more, go for it.
[chuckles]

You search that way, I'll search this way.

[Lucy, Eva giggle]

Eva,
I got as many flowers as I could find.

- [Eva] Me too.
- [gasps]

[both giggle]

Everyone is going to be amazed

when they see us scattering
all these petals.

What should we do
with the stems and leaves?

Something that will make the guests say,

"Wow. I can't take my eyes off
those flower owlets."

[gasps] Let's make them into crowns
for us to wear.

Yes.

You pick the petals,
I'll start the crowns.

Lucy, I've gotta say,

you look like
the most flap-tastic flower owlet ever.

- No, you do.
- No, you do.

We both do.

[both giggle]

I can't wait to wear these
while we scatter our petals

and walk down the branch.

Wait, Lucy,
we are the stars of the wedding.

We can't just walk down the branch.

We've got to walk in a spectacular way.

Hoo-hoo, boy! Everyone is gonna love that.

How should we walk?

I don't know yet, but I do know
who can help us figure it out.

[laughs] Look at that, Baby Mo,
you're almost as tall as Baxter now.

Dad, Dad, Dad! Guess what.

Lucy and I are going to be
Ms. Featherbottom's flower owlets.

Oh, that's wonderful.

Hey, are you gonna wear those crowns?
They're flap-tastic.

We sure are, and we need
a flap-tastic way to walk down the branch.

We want everyone to look at us and say,
"Wow, wow, wow."

Well, if you're looking for a "wow walk,"
you've come to the right place.

[hums] Hoot. [hums]
Hoot. [hums] Hoot. Hoot.

[Baxter, Mo giggle]

[both chuckle]

I knew he could help.

Let's see.

Why don't you try... [gasps] ...twirling?
Pretend you're a falling leaf.

Ooh, this feels glamorous.

I don't know if I can walk
all the way down the branch this way.

It's pretty spinny.

- Oof.
- [grunts]

- [Lucy, Eva laugh]
- Okay, okay.

Ah, let's see. How about sliding?

- Whee!
- Whoo-hoo!

[Lucy crashes]

[Lucy] Oops. Maybe not that one!

- [giggles]
- [Baxter chattering]

Backwards? Okay.

- Oof. [laughs]
- [grunts, laughs]

[Mo giggles]

Hey, look how Baby Mo's walking.

- Ooh, that looks fun.
- Neat.

Let's try that.

[Lucy, Eva] Skip, flap, scatter, scatter.

Skip, flap, scatter, scatter.

[laughs] Wow!

That's the wow we're looking for.
We've got it.

- [cheers]
- Yes.

Thanks for the inspiration, Baby Mo.

[giggles]

The guests are going to be so dazzled,

they won't be able
to take their eyes off of us.

Let's go practice
to make sure everything looks perfect.

I'll see you at the celebration.

- Bye, Dad. See you there.
- Don't be late.

[Mo coos]

[Eva] Petals ready?

[Lucy] Ready.

Crowns in place?

Perfectly in place.

Let's practice.

[both] Skip, flap, scatter, scatter.

Skip, flap... [laughs] ...scatter, scatter.
[laughs]

We made it!
And we even have a few petals left.

[gasps] Ooh.

What if the guests are so dazzled
and they start clapping for us?

We should practice bowing.

Thank you so much.
We're the flower owlets.

You're so kind. [blowing kisses]

[wind whistling]

[gasps] Eva, look!

- Oh, no!
- No, no, no, no!

- Our flower petals.
- Come on.

Come back here, petals.

[grunts, groans]

[Lucy] Oh, no.

[Eva sighs]

[scoffs] That was very rude of you, wind.

[sighs] They're all gone.
What are we going to do?

Flower owlets without flower petals
are just...

- Owlets.
- [sighs]

[guest 1] I'm so excited for this wedding.

[guest 2] Wow. Lovely.

Now the guests are arriving.
What are we gonna do?

Diary, we just went from,
"Wow, wow, wow," to, "Oh, no."

I can't believe we lost our big chance
to shine.

[sighs] Lucy,
I don't think we can be flower owlets.

We can't be flower owlets?

But we still have a few petals left
in our baskets.

It's not enough.

If we can't razzle-dazzle everybody,
the wedding will be ruined.

[sighs]
We'd better tell Ms. Featherbottom.

[Mom] Chin up.

- [camera shutter clicks]
- Wow.

Look at the bride and groom.
They look so happy.

- [bride, groom chuckle]
- [Mom] This is gonna be great.

Wait a minute, Lucy.

We're not the stars of the wedding,
they are.

- [Mom] Right over here.
- [gasps] You're right.

We don't need a whole bunch of petals
to be their flower owlets.

We don't even need a special walk.

What about these crowns?

Let's give them to the bride and groom.

Yeah.

[Eva] Ms. Featherbottom, Mr. Swoopington!

Hello, flower owlets.

The wedding's about to start.
Are you ready?

We sure are.

Would you like to wear these crowns
we made?

- Yes, we would.
- Oh, we'd love to.

Here you go.

- It goes great with your hat.
- [Eva giggles]

And this one's for you,
Ms. Featherbottom.

- [hoots] Wow.
- [laughs]

Mmm. The guests won't be able
to take their eyes off of you.

- They look incredible.
- [camera shutter clicks]

- [camera shutter clicks]
- Oh, here come the flower owlets.

[camera shutter clicks]

Look at the bride and groom.

Those crowns, wow.

Friends, we are gathered here tonight
to form a new flock.

If you, Mr. Swoopington,

promise to fly forever alongside
Ms. Featherbottom,

- please hoot now.
- [hoots]

And if you, Ms. Featherbottom,

promise to always soar through the sky
with Mr. Swoopington,

please hoot now.

Hoot, hoot, hoot, hootely hoot, hoot. Yes.

[wedding guests laugh]

I now pronounce you married.

- [guests laughing, cheering]
- [camera shutter clicks]

- Whoo-hoo!
- Hooray!

Yay, Ms. Featherbottom.

Now, come on, everybody.

Let's hit the dance branch! Hoot. Hoot.

[wedding guests laughing, chattering]

Diary,
turns out you don't need any razzle-dazzle

to be a flap-tastic flower owlet.

Because tonight wasn't about me.

It was about Ms. Featherbottom
and Mr. Swoopington.

I'm so happy we got to be part
of their special night.

Hey, Eva, come dance with us.

[Lucy, Eva giggle]

- Ready? Let's skip flap.
- Whoo-hoo.

[Lucy, Eva laughing]