03x16 - Say It Again, Sadie/Mind Over Matter

[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 ♪

♪ 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 ♪

♪ If you feel a little
under the weather ♪

♪ Let Doc McStuffins
do her thing ♪

♪ To get you right back
in the swing ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ Come let
the visit begin ♪

♪ The doc is in ♪

♪ Doc McStuffins,
Doc McStuffins ♪

♪ Come let
the visit begin ♪

The doc is in.

[ giggles ]

Hootsie says rub your tummy
and tap your head.

This one's tricky.
[ giggles ]

Hippo's got it.

Dragons are
great at this.

Just rub your head
and tap your tummy.

I mean tap your tummy
and run your head...

I mean, hub your red
and tum your tappy.

No, that can't be it.

Tap your puppy
and pup your Ted?

[ screaming ]

EMMIE: Doc. Doc,
are you out here?

It's Emmie.
Go stuffed, guys.

I can't go stuffed
till I twamp my tubbins

and rud my fred!
That is not right!

Stuffy, stuffed now!

Doc, I got a new toy.

Her name's Say It Sadie.

Get this.
She talks!

Your toy talks?

And you hear it?

Oh, this is big.

Okay.

It's because of
the computer chip
in her, but still.

Oh! Right.

She can't really talk.

Phew!

Doc, toys can't
really talk.

Of course they can't.

Sadie's so cool.

Even turning her on
is awesome.

Just wave and...

Cool.

And she can giggle
and get dizzy.

[ giggling ]

[ squawking ]

Aw, she's so cute.

And look.
She loves this.

Sadie, swing.

Wheeee!

That's amazing.

- Wanna hear her talk?
- Yes.

Sadie, say hi.

[ squawks ]

That's weird.

The box she came in
says you can teach her words

and she'll repeat
whatever you say.

Oh, like teaching
babies to talk?

Yeah. Sadie's my little
cute baby bird.

Sadie, say McGillicutty.

[ squawks ]

But she isn't talking.

Aww. I think
my new toy's broken.

Want me to give her
a check-up?

I'm kinda good at
getting toys to talk.

Oh, that'd be great.

Thanks, Doc.

Guys, this is--

I've cracked the code
of Hootsie Says.

Rub your head
and tap your tummy.

See? This isn't
that hard...

This is not
a game for dragons.

[ squawking ]

And who is this?

Guys, this is Sadie.

Oh, she is cute.

- As a bumblebee
in a bonnet.
- [ squawking ]

And she needs
a check-up to find out
why she's not talking.

Oh, my feathers.

I cannot imagine being
unable to speak or read stories.

Sadie, I'm a doctor for
stuffed animals and toys,

and I need to give
you a check-up.

[ squawking ]

Poor dear doesn't seem
to want a check-up.

- squawks ]
- Don't be scared, Sadie.

Check-ups are the best.

The stethoscope feels
so cool on your plush.

Oh, and the light from
the otoscope... divine!

[ squawks ]

She's comin' around.

I might have a career
as a toy whisperer.

[ squawks ]

I think maybe I'll just
stick to being a snowman

who loves check-ups.

[ squawking ]

She's quite a wing full.

You can say that again.
That's my paperwork.

She's probably just
feeling frightened.

There's nothing
to be scared of.

Promise.

Let's get you
a check-up.

♪ 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 ♪

[ heart beating
steadily ]

Your heartbeat
is nice and strong,

and your eyes are
bright and beautiful.

[ squawking ]

Now open your wings for me
so I can check your wingspan.

[ spluttering ]

I'm gonna go out on a limb
and say her wingspan is good.

[ giggles ]

Wingspan's great.

Now can you open
your beak for me?

Your beak is strong,

and your voice box
is in place.

Everything checks out,
except you aren't talking,

and you're supposed to be
a talking toy.

Sadie, I have
a diagnosis.

You've got rare
squawky no-talkie syndrome.

[ squawks ]

Let me fly on over
to the Big Book of Boo-boos.

You need a cuddle,

and I won't take no
for an answer.

She can't say no.

Oh, right.
Um, well, you don't
need words to cuddle.

- [ happy squawk ]
- See?

That was easy
to understand.

We're gonna figure out
why you can't talk.

[ squawks ]

Maybe she's trying
to tell us something
with her squawks.

Do you mind if I try
talking to her,

bird to bird?

Give it a try,
Professor.

[ clears throat ]

[ hooting ]

[ squawking ]

Anything, Professor?

Sadly, no.

If this is any sort
of bird language,

I do not
recognize it.

Hm. She can't tell us
why she can't talk,

but maybe she
can show us,

using the language
of dance.

[ humming ]

[ squawking ]

Anything?

[ sighs ]
No.

What else
can we do, Doc?

Aaargh!
[ laughs ]

Pirates always have
parrots on their shoulders,

so I'm gonna
talk to Sadie,

pirate toy
to parrot toy.

Hop up, Sadie,
and listen carefully.

Aargh, ya scurvy scalawag...

Oh, wow, you're
kinda heavy.

Uh-oh, uh-oh!

- Gug-guh-gah.
- [ all gasping ]

Either I'm hearing double,
or Sadie spoke.

Sadie spoke.
Squawk!

Uh-oh, now I'm
hearing echoes.

You're hearing echoes.
Squawk.

Before Sadie got on
Stuffy's shoulder,

her beak was normal
and she wasn't talking.

Then her beak lit up,
turned red, and she spoke.

I got Sadie to say
her first word.

Yeah, I don't think
"guh-guh-gah"

is actually a word.

Well, not in
this language.

Or any other language
we know about.

But somewhere,
guh-guh-gah

is most definitely,
probably, maybe, a word.

I'll bet it's a word for
the freeze brain you get

when you slurp a cup
of frozen slush.

Very interesting
theory, Stuffy.

But right now,
we need to figure out
what got Sadie to speak.

Right. Well, Sadie was
on my shoulder,

and I said, "Aargh,
scurvy scalawag."

And then, she fell
on her back,

and then I fell,
and looked good doin' it,

- and then...
- Wait a minute.
Go back a little.

I said, "Aargh,
scurvy scalawag."

But after that.

Then I fell,
and looked good.

Before that.

Aargh, scurvy scalawag.

Fell down, looked good.

Sadie fell on her back.

That's it!

There's a button here.

Uh-huh, sure is.

Hidden in that plush
like a tick on
a Tibetan terrier.

Sadie, say hello.

[ squawks ]

Sadie, say hello, everyone.

- Hello, everyone.
- [ cheering ]

When the button's on,
Sadie's beak turns red.

That must mean
she's in learning mode.

So she can learn
new words that she hears.

Learn new words.
Learning mode.

Hello, everyone.

Sadie spoke.
Sadie spoke.

Wow, we have a lot
of catching up to do.

Tell us all about
your life, Sadie.

Your hopes, your dreams,
don't leave anything out.

[ giggling ]
Stuffy, Sadie's
a new toy.

She doesn't know
a lot of words yet.

Doesn't know
a lot of words.

She has to learn
new words, dear.

Oh, she's just like
a baby.

My mom says you have to
talk to babies

even if they can't
talk back to you yet.

That's how they learn,

but Sadie has to be in
learning mode, too.

That's how she learns.

Oh. Ha ha!

That makes sense.

[ laughing ]
Someone gets to
teach you new words.

I shall take you
beneath my wings.

- And my wings.
- I can help.

This hippo knows
a thing or two.

Sadie needs
all of our help.

Sadie needs
all help.

Babies who have families
that talk to them

learn to speak
much faster.

Well, then, I got
some words for you.

Um, dragons,
uh, awesome.

Brave. Amazing.

Ha! Ridiculously
handsome.

Dragons. Kerplunk.

[ imitates Stuffy yelling ]

We should all
give her some words.

♪ Talk to kids
early and often ♪

♪ Talk to kids,
especially the little ones ♪

♪ Sing them, speak them,
big and small ♪

♪ Words are awesome,
say them all ♪

♪ Magic, sparkle, stethoscope,
bandages, lab coats ♪

♪ Charming,
brave, handsome ♪

♪ Super awesome, dancing ♪

♪ Scarf, carrot, worry,
feet, freezing, hurry ♪

♪ Ballerina, tutu,
cuddles, pink ♪

♪ Talk to kids
early and often ♪

♪ Talk to kids,
especially the little ones ♪

♪ Sing them, speak them,
big and small ♪

♪ Words are awesome,
say them all ♪

That was fun!

The funnest!
Squawk!

I love words.
Thank you, everyone.

You're welcome, Sadie.

Oh, it's been a hoot
helping to form

your young
toy mind, dear.

Now that we got you
talking,

it's time to get you
back to Emmie.

Squawk! I love
to swing. Wheee!

[ all saying good-bye ]

So she's not broken?

She just need to be
in learning mode?

- Yep.
- Thanks, Doc.
You're the best.

You're welcome.

Just remember, you have to
talk to her a lot

so she keeps learning
more words.

Okay, I promise.

Dragons are brave
and awesome.

Oh, she took the words
right out of my mouth.

- Dragons?
- [ nervous chuckle ]

I have no idea where
she picked that up.

I'm just so happy
she's talking.

So happy.
Sadie spoke.

[ imitating
Stuffy's noises ]

Dragons!
Aargh, scalawag.

Baby birds always say
the darndest things.

[ both laughing ]

Zoom!

Donny to ground control.
We're coming in for a landing.

Have you seen Luna,
my toy astronaut?

She promised
to teach Lambie

how to do
the space walk dance...

I mean...

I was going to play
dance class with her.

Oh, yeah.

I was using her to play
intergalactic space fleet.

You can totally
go get her.

Thanks, Donny.

DOC: Hi, space explorers.

Shields up.
Command center secured.

Looks like a fun game.

[ toys saying hello ]

Hi, guys.
Hi, Serge.

What are you doing
up there?

Bonjour, Doc.
Donny left me up here.

But it is a better view
of the action.

So many buttons
and flashing lights.

It's quite magnificent.

Oh, I wanna see.

Intruder alert.
Intruder alert.

Stand down, Robot Ray.

Welcome aboard,
earthling pals.

Wanna play?

[ giggles ]
We'd love to.

Brave dragon
reporting for duty,
Commander Crush.

Oh, I've always wanted
to play in the command center.

Awesome buttons.

I love buttons.
What does this do?

Must push
all the flashing buttons.

Oh, everyone adores
the amazing light-up buttons.

[ sad sigh ]

Alas, I am a toy without
lighty-flashy buttons.

- Aah!
- Don't touch that.

That's our emergency, super
loud, really annoying alarm.

Which button? This one?
Or this one?

[ piercing alarm blares ]

No need to answer.
Got it.

- It was this one.
- [ alarm stops ]

Oh, you should've seen
Robot Ray and Dragon Bot

save the command center.

Then Lieutenant Luna came--

Oh, hey, Luna's why
I came in here.

Do you know where she is?

She was searching for
alien life forms

on the distant planet of
Under the Bed.

Oh, brave.

Mission Control, I found
an alien and she's huge.

Send back-up.

Hi, Luna.
Sorry for asking

in the middle
of your game,

but I think it's time
for our dance lesson.

Mission Control,
pausing game.

Great. Come on,
Lambie and Stuffy.

But I didn't push
all the buttons yet.

You've done
quite enough.

Thanks for your help
finding Luna, Saltwater Serge.

But of course.
Bon voyage, Luna.

I shall pay
very close attention

so I can tell you all about
the goings-on of the game

when you return.

Serge, instead of
just watching,

do you want to play
with them?

They're down
a space explorer.

Moi? Play with them?

I have nothing to bring
to this game.

An old sea explorer
like me

in a new space
command center

would be like a fish
out of the salty sea.

Do you mind if we do
our dance lesson later?

- LUNA: No problem.
- LAMBIE: Of course.

Come on. I'm sure
they'd love to play with you.

Hey, guys, you remember
Saltwater Serge, right?

He was my dad's toy
from when he was little.

I am always in motion
to sail the ocean.

- Space salutations, friend.
- Hello.

He'd love to play
with you guys.

Space-tastic.

More space adventurers
means more fun.

Welcome aboard,
Space Sergeant Serge.

Our first mission
is to, um...

stop that out-of-control
satellite that's headed

right toward
the command center.

Oh, I'm
the out-of-control satellite?

Cool!

Wheee!

I love a good
space adventure.

Can Commander Crush
and his crew

stop the satellite?
Find out next.

To your stations.

Oh, excuse me.
Oh, pardon. Sorry.

We can still outrun it.

Sergeant Serge,
fire the engines.

Um, the what now?

The engines!

Oh, merciful manatees.

Up close, all the buttons
look the same.

Hurry, Sergeant Serge.

But which is the engine?

Whoopsie-doopsie.

At last,
Serge started the engines.

The satellite
is getting closer.

We can't outrun it.
Whatever shall we do?

Zounds! I messed up
the game.

Lasers.
Use the lasers!

We must use our lasers
to destroy the satellite

before it destroys us.

But I don't have lasers.

I knew I couldn't play
with the new toys.

It is back to the shelf
for Saltwater Serge.

The lasers are breaking
the satellite apart.

[ cheering ]

Pardon. Would you please put me
back on the shelf?

Back on the shelf?

Don't you want
to keep playing?

No. I do not.

♪ Hey, what's going on? ♪

♪ Tell me what's wrong ♪

♪ I know there's
something we can do ♪

♪ It might not be clear,
that's why I'm here ♪

♪ Tell me what's
bothering you ♪

♪ Got something
on your mind ♪

♪ Don't you keep it
inside ♪

♪ You're gonna be fine ♪

♪ Hey, tell me
what's wrong ♪

♪ What's going on? ♪

I do not feel
up to playing.

Could you perhaps
give me a check-up?

Of course.
Let's go to my room.

All right, Serge,
pop those peepers

so we can
take a peek.

So tell me about
your symptoms.

As you can see, I am
missing my flashy lights

and beepy buttons.

And look, no batteries.

How can I keep up with
the brand-new space explorers

if I have no batteries?

And that is not all.

Commander Crush, he can
transform into

a fancy spaceship.

The only thing I can
transform into is this.

[ straining ]

I'm not sure
that's a real thing.

Exactly.

I transform into
nothing.

When your father was a boy,
we could play any game

with some cardboard
and crayons.

Nowadays, it seems you must
have buttons, lights,

and transforming doohickeys
to play the games.

I think I know
what's going on.

Serge, I have a diagnosis.

With the Big Book
of Boo-boos,

we'll get the most
out-of-this-world diagnosis.

Serge, you have a case of
flashy button envy-itis.

Is the cure batteries,

because I'm pretty sure
it is batteries.

And buttons.
I love to push buttons.

You don't need buttons
or flashing lights

to be a great toy.

My dad loved you.

You were his favorite toy,
even without any gadgets.

You just have to get out
there and play the way
you like to play.

It is true that I've
been playing for many years.

Perhaps, like the salmon fishy
swims home,

I can go back to Donny's room
and try to play again.

Doc, I will
give it a try.

[ all cheering ]

Bonjour. Perhaps maybe
it would be okay

if I joined
the game again.

Ab-space-olutely.
Come aboard.

DONNY: Be right
there, Dad.

Donny's coming.
Go stuffed.

Hi, Doc.

Oh, hi, Donny.

I couldn't help playing
with your awesome toys.

That's cool.
You can keep playing.

But I kinda promised
I'd take the command center

over to Carson's house
for our play date.

- Sorry.
- Oh, that's okay.

- Have fun.
- See ya later, Doc.

Hit the space shield button
on the command center.

I'll do it. Wait.

Where is
the space shield button?

And where's
the command center?

[ gasps ]
Our command center's gone!

Game over.
Game over.

Call me when the game's
back on.

[ sighs ]
Yep. Catch ya later.

SERGE:
Where are you all going?

Don't you want
to play anymore?

It's not that we don't
wanna play.

It's that we can't play
without the command center.

I do not understand.

Surely, we can still play
without the command center.

[ guffaws ]
That's ridiculous.

How would we
defeat aliens

ore destroy space debris
without the command center's

radar, lasers,
navigation systems

and five-speed
smoothie blender?

I think I know what I can
bring to this game.

I call it Serge's Super Special
Secret of the Playing.

Cool. That sounds like
it takes double-A batteries.

Oh, no, no, no.
It needs no batteries.

Doc, do you have
cardboard?

Uh, crayons,
and tape?

Yep. All my crafts stuff
is in my room.

Friends, this is not
game over.

As sure as the sea
is still salty,

the game is still on.

Well, I suppose we could
give it a try.

I don't know.
This doesn't look like
a command center to me.

[ laughs ]
Just wait.

With a little
craftiness,

we can make
our own game.

Ooh! It's snowing.

[ giggles ]

And voila!

CHILLY:
That's beautiful!

[ all exclaiming ]

I can't believe
I'm saying this,

but this is even better
than the command center.

[ roaring ]

Oh, no,
it's the moon monster.

Give me all your
space potatoes.

You shall never have
the space potatoes.

To your stations.

♪ What's that big rock
over there? ♪

♪ We've discovered
Planet Z ♪

♪ What's that creature
up ahead? ♪

♪ Use your flashlight
laser beams ♪

♪ And the imagination ♪

♪ Explore your mind,
you might be surprised ♪

♪ Use your imagination ♪

♪ The fun and games,
the beeps and lights ♪

♪ It's your own creation ♪

♪ Cardboard robots,
tin foil rockets ♪

♪ Let's go,
use your imagination ♪

[ laughing ]

Space-tastic
game, Serge.

Thank you for teaching us.

I never knew we could
have that much fun

making our own
command center.

Whoa, that was
so fun.

It is not over yet.

Our next mission
will take us to...

Go stuffed!

Hey, Doc, I'm back if
you want to play with
the command...

Wow!

Check this out.

Hyper-drive engines.
Escape pods.

Navigation console.

This is like
the command center

times a million!

Space Sergeant Serge
was just about to take us

on our next mission.
Wanna play?

Uh, yeah!

This thing is so cool!

Fire the engines.

It is full speed ahead
to the Croissant Galaxy.

- Awesome!
- [ both laughing ]