04x06 - Made To Be a Nurse/Rescue At The Ranch

[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 ]

Tony the Taxi is our last
wiggly wheel case for
the day, Hallie.

We should probably--

Restock the toy
wheel bank?

Already on it, Doc.

Thanks, Hallie.

Tony's wheels are perf--
Oh, no.

I grabbed the wrong chart.

Here's the one
you need.

Oh, Hallie, what would I
do without you?

Lucky for you, you're never
gonna have to find out.

You're my Doc,
and I'm your Hallie.

- [ toy sponder chimes ]
- We've got a patient coming in.

Bookin' it like
a boomerang.

[ siren blaring ]

What have we got, Darla?

Short story is,
a very long patient.

Oh, Hallie,
extra stretchers.

I'm rollin' em
right to you, Doc.

Thanks, Hallie.
Let's go, go, go.

Hey, mind my tootsie.
Ay, no. Careful.

This is not good.

Don't worry.
I'm Doc McStuffins,

and this is
my nurse Hallie.

Male, plastic.
Vitals are stable.

Our patient appears to be
a wiggly worm toy.

But something's wrong.

That's the problem,
Doc.

He's not a worm.
He's a caterpillar.

Leggy Leo
is what they call me,

but I'm not so leggy
without my legs.

Mercy!

Leo's got more legs
than a kick line of cuties
doing the can-can.

This looks like a case
of leggy pops,

and Leo has
a lot of legs to pop.

We're gonna need
some more help.

All med students
to the ER.

Med students
to the ER.

Without legs,
I don't have shoes.

Without my shoes,
I can't do my famous

caterpillar tap dance.

Don't worry, Leo.

I'll make sure
you can tap dance again.

- We're here, Doc.
- Who's the patient?

Please tell me
there's no goo.

I faint at the sight of goo.

No goo.
Only legs.

We got the leggy pops,
people.

Everybody ready?

I am! I'm Riley Rhino,
registered rhino nurse.

I came to lend
a helping horn.

I mean helping hand.

Oh, well, that would
be great, Nurse Riley.

The more help,
the better.

Swell. Helping
is my specialty.

All right, toys,
here we go.

Stuffy, you're in charge
of Leo's chart.

Lambie, you're on standby
for cuddles,

And Leo, you just
relax, sugar.

I'll get you a nice, soft--

Puffy fluffy pillow.

Well, thanks... sugar.

Just helping out however
I can, Nurse Hallie.

Thanks, Riley.
Okay, Leo,

I'm going to snap
your leg back on.

Everybody, watch and learn
how I do it.

Watching
and learning.

- I'm okay.
- That was more like
watching and falling.

There.

Snapdragons.
Is it over?

One is, but you still have
lots more legs to go.

Let's snap to it, toys.

Nice kicks you got
here, Leo.

Better check
your reflexes.

- Oh, leg on the loose!
- This hippo's got it!

Looks like this leg
ran away from you, Stuffy.

[ laughs ]
Reflexes are good.

But my reflexes aren't.

I'm always one step
ahead of Doc,

but now, Riley's one step
ahead of me.

Oh, Leo, your legs
are so adorable.

Especially the red ones.

Leo's red legs
are pretty, Lambie,

but they have to line up
like a rainbow.

We need to put them
in the right order.

I'm on a roll
with it, Doc.

Already done, Hallie.
Red, yellow, green and blue.

Right as a rainbow.

Oh, wow, that's great,
Nurse Riley.

I'm here to help, Doc.

If Riley's here
to help Doc,

then Doc won't need me
anymore.

Uh-oh, this one's cracked.

Leo, you have a slight case
of cracked leg peg-osis.

This I've got.

Sounds like I better crack open
the Big Book of Boo-boos.

Here's a fresh page
for you, Doc.

The Big Book of...

That's...

mightily great of you.

I guess Doc doesn't need
much of me anymore.

Guess I might as well
leave them to do their jobs.

A little tape
should do the trick.

Leo, your legs are secure.

Oh, my leggy legs!

Oh, I was stressin'
sunflowers there.

Now I can do
my caterpillar tap dance.

Aw, thanks, Doc.

And thanks,
Nurse Riley.

Oh, thank you.

I'm as new as a registered
rhino nurse can be.

I still have
a whole lot to learn.

If you wanna stay on top
of your studies,

you can learn from
the best nurse I know.
Hallie.

It would be a pleasure
to learn from Nurse Hallie.

Everybody knows
she's the best nurse around.

Hallie.

That's strange.

Hm. Where did she go?

Hallie. Hallie?

Hallie never leaves
before we finish
helping a patient.

I know.
We need to find her.

Doc, I got this
by the horns in here.

I'll stay with Leo
and get him to the
recovery room.

Thanks, Riley.
Okay, guys, let's go.

Oh, I don't see her
anywhere.

Should we split up, Doc?

Better stick together.

Wow. Look at that 'do.

It's great.

But I think this
is more my style.

I'm rockin' it.

Oh, Stuffy, we're supposed
to be looking for Hallie,

not a new hairdo.

I'd bring up
the sides a little bit,

and give it some edge.

- LAMBIE: Hallie!
- DOC: Hallie?

There. Now that's edgier than
an egret wearing espadrilles.

What are you doing here?

Why did you leave
the hospital?

Just thought I'd try
something new.

I'm a plush-brushin' pro.

But Hallie, you're not
a hairdresser.

You're a nurse.

Well, I don't know, Doc.

Hallie is totally nailing
my personal style.

Oh, Stuffy.

Well, it's true.

Hallie, you're one of
my best friends.

I know when
there's something wrong.

♪ 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 thought I'd be the only nurse
you'd ever need, Doc.

But now you've got Riley,

and a whole big bundle
of helpers.

I figured maybe you didn't
need me anymore.

Of course I need you.

I'll always need you.

But it used to be
Doc and Hallie, Hallie and Doc,

and now it's Doc and Hallie
and everybody.

We're running
a big hospital now,

and that means I need
more than one nurse.

But it also means I need
my best hippo nurse

more than ever.
I need you.

And I need you.

And I need
a group cuddle.

So will you come back
to the hospital?

Doc, we have
an emergency.

Nurse Riley is hurt.
Assistance needed stat!

Nurse Riley?

Oh, no.
We'll be right there.

Hallie, are you with us?

I don't know, Doc.
It's busy here,

and I have a customer.

Okay, but I could really use
the best nurse I know.

I gotta follow
my hippo hunch.

Nurse Riley,
what happened?

I was wheeling Leo
to recovery

when I flipped, tripped,
and took a tumble.

It looks like you've twisted
your horn pretty badly.

But don't worry, Riley.
You'll be fine.

I just need to get
a closer look with my--

Magnifying glass, Doc?

Hallie, you came back.

Doc and Hallie,
Hallie and Doc.

There aren't any rips
in your stitching,

but you do have a case
of rhino-twisty.

Let's untwist that diagnosis
into the Big Book of Boo-boos.

Oh, boy, am I glad
you're here, Hallie.

Every nurse needs
a nurse, sugar.

And every Doc
needs a Hallie.

- Ready?
- Ready as rain, Doc.

All right, toys,
Lambie, cuddle duty.

Chilly, flashlight,

- and Stuffy, we need
Riley's chart.
- [ all exclaiming ]

Thanks, Hallie.

Now, Stuffy, Chilly,
Lambie,

watch and learn
the rhino-twisty procedure.

Better get a good seat.

Dragon on a roll!

This watching and learning
thing is tough for me.

[ all chuckling ]

There.

All done.

My horn!
Thanks, Doc McStuffins.

A happy horn
is a happy rhino.

I couldn't have done it
without Hallie.

Then a big hooray
to Hallie.

Gee, I hope I'm
a nurse like you someday.

Oh, shucks, sugar,
you're already a nurse.

A registered rhino nurse.

But everyone knows
you're the best.

Just look at the way
you take charge

and lead your team.

I dream of being
that good of a nurse
one day.

Hallie is pretty
baa-rilliant.

You know, the McStuffins
Toy Hospital

has a lot of nurses,

but I can think of
one position

we haven't filled yet.

Is it the resident clown?

'Cause I've been waiting
for the perfect moment

to show off
my new style.

[ goofy humming ]

Not a clown, Stuffy.

A head nurse.

Hallie, I'd like to promote
you to be head nurse

of the McStuffins
Toy Hospital.

Oh!

♪ It gets busy in the ER,
feels like a hurricane ♪

♪ But you never let them
see you sweat ♪

♪ And you never
make them wait ♪

♪ Everything I need,
you anticipate ♪

♪ You're so great ♪

- ♪ You're the heart
- ♪ Heart ♪

♪ You're the backbone,
the glue ♪

♪ There's nothing
in this place ♪

♪ We could do without you ♪

- ♪ You bring love ♪
- ♪ Love ♪

♪ With a big attitude ♪

♪ There's nothing
in this place ♪

♪ We could do
without you ♪

♪ Nothing in this place
we could do without you ♪

Doc, this is a huge
hippo honor.

Being a nurse
is what I do best.

And being head nurse
is what I'll do better.

To Head Nurse Hallie.

ALL: Head Nurse Hallie!

Say, Hallie, I know
you're head nurse now,

but you're still gonna
keep my style looking

funky fresh, right?

Maybe now and then.

But first, I've got
business to take care of.

Riley, let's go check on
Leggy Leo.

Right behind you,
Head Nurse Hallie.

[ all giggling ]

Now, students, when cleaning
a plush toy,

begin with a damp cloth
and wipe gently like so.

[ laughs ]

What if the plush
is really dirty?

Give it a spritz of water.

[ sputtering ]

Then to dry the plush,

simply squeeze out
the excess water,

flip it upside down,

and hang it
out to dry.

Easy as can be.

Are we done yet?

We're done.

Thank you, Stuffy.

You're all learning
so much, toys.

Class dismissed.

- Nice work, you guys.
- [ toy sponder chiming ]

Robot Ray here
with an emergency call

from Southwest Sal.

Southwest Sal.
Is something wrong?

It's Rusty, the famous
four-wheeled horse.

We were getting ready
for a rodeo show downtown,

but Rusty fell down the old
dried-up well.

Oh, that's baa-ad.

You're rootin, tootin'
right it's bad.

I don't know what to do.

Don't you worry,
Southwest Sal.

Help is on the way.

Rescue Rhonda,
we need a ride.

Copy that.
Meet you on the roof.

- Ready for takeoff, Doc.
- Thanks, Rhonda.

- [ toy sponder chiming ]
- Oh, wait.

I'm needed
in the emergency room.

The wicked king got himself
stuck in... a salt shaker?

- Again?
- I should go right away.

What about Southwest Sal?

You guys are just gonna
have to go without me.

All by ourselves?

You'll be fine.

You've been doing great
in your classes.

Professor Hootsburgh
said so herself.

You're ready to go
out there on your own.

Wow, our very own
rescue mission.

Doc's right.
We can do this.

I'll see you
when you get back.

You'll do great.
I know it.

Ready to take off,
Rhonda.

- On our way.
- [ toys saying good-bye ]

I'm so glad
y'all came.
Come on.

- Rusty's over here.
- [ all exclaiming ]

- [ whinnies ]
- LAMBIE: Poor Rusty.

You look like you could
use a cuddle.

And I'll give you one

just as soon as we
get you out of there.

How are we gonna
do that?

Hey, I've got
a rescue harness

in my rescue kit.

We could use that
to pull him out.

Get in the harness,
Rusty.

Good boy.

All right, everyone, pull!

LAMBIE: Almost
there, Rusty.

Come on, toys,
we can do it.

CHILLY: He's heavier
than he looks.

We did it!

We got Rusty
out of the well.

Oh, Rusty!

And here's that cuddle
I promised you.

Now let's get
to the rodeo.

Wait. Aren't we
forgetting something?

Oh, you mean like when
I forget to wear my socks

because I don't have
any feet?

No. I think we should
give Rusty a check-up.

Make sure he's okay before
we move him to the hospital.

A check-up?
Just us?

Without Doc?

Mm-hmm. We've seen Doc
do hundreds of check-ups.

We know what to do.

♪ 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, it looks like Rusty's
eyes are fine.

Ears are great.
Heartbeat is stable.

[ laughing ]

Get it?
Horse, stable.

'Cause a horse
lives in a stable,

and you, well...

Never mind.

Oh, that's good,
'cause I don't get it.

I'd like to see
Rusty gallop

to check if
his legs are okay.

Giddy up, Rusty.

Rusty, you all right?

Oh, no. One of Rusty's
wheels is cracked.

I think it's
coming loose.

Don't move too much,
Rusty.

- We don't want
your wheel...
- [ all gasping ]

Oh, my stars.
Rusty's wheel fell off.

My famous four-wheeled horse
now has three wheels.

This is a calamity!

Oh, no.
Not a calamity?!

Calamities are
a bad thing, right?

You bet they are.

Oh, how will we fix Rusty
and get to the rodeo now?

Don't worry,
Southwest Sal.

We're toy doctors
in training,

and we will
figure this out.

We will?

I have no idea how to put
a wheel back on a horse.

Me neither, but we can take
Rusty back to the hospital,

and Doc can fix him.

I can hook Rusty's harness on
and carry him underneath me.

- Good boy.
- Hang in there, buddy.

LAMBIE: Let's go.

[ whinnying ]

RHONDA: It's okay, Rusty.

Don't be scared.
Whoa!

Oh, no, my rotor's cracked.
I gotta land.

I gotta land.

Oh!

Oh, it's cracked,
all right.

Is this bad?
It seems bad.

I can't fly with
a cracked rotor.

It's bad!

But we need to get Rusty
to the hospital.

What are we gonna do?

- I don't know!
- I'll call Doc.

Hospital emergency line.
How can I help you?

Horse hurt.
Helicopter broken.

Stuffed dragon
on the brink. Help!

Please hold.

What's going on?

[ all talking at once ]

Whoa. Guys, I can't
understand what you're saying.

Tell me again...
slower this time.

[ all talking at once
slowly ]

I can't understand you.

Lambie, why don't you tell me
what happened.

Okay, Doc.
We got Rusty out of the well,

but his wheel broke off.

Hmm. Looks like a case of
broken wheelatosis.

That's one for
the Big Book of Boo-boos.

Then Rescue Rhonda's
rotor cracked.

Oh, no. That looks like
a case of rotor plexy.

Whew! It's a boo-boo
bonanza today.

We can fix this.
Listen carefully.

You need to make a splint
for Rhonda's rotor

so she can fly you
back to the hospital.

Okay, okay, okay.
You got it, Doc.

Let's go make a splint!

Why did you hang up?

To go make a splint.

Do you know how
to make a splint?

No. Do you?

- No.
- [ all screaming ]

Lambie here.

We don't know
how to make a splint.

You didn't give me
a chance to tell you.

Stuffy hung up.

I know, but this is
an emergency call.

Just like any kind
of emergency call,

you need to stay calm,
listen, follow directions,

and most importantly,

stay on the line.

That way, I can give you
the help you need.

♪ Stay on the line,
stay on the line ♪

♪ Speak clearly
and don't hang up ♪

♪ Stay on the line,
you're doing fine ♪

♪ Do what they tell you
till help shows up ♪

♪ When you're in
an emergency ♪

♪ Stop and listen
carefully ♪

♪ Follow directions
patiently ♪

♪ Keep calm while
you're hanging on ♪

♪ Stay on the line,
stay on the line ♪

♪ Speak clearly
and don't hang up ♪

♪ Stay on the line,
you're doing fine ♪

♪ Do what they tell you
till help shows up ♪

♪ Just make this
important call ♪

♪ So keep your cool,
don't drop the ball ♪

♪ Stick with us,
we'll get there right away ♪

♪ Stay on the line,
stay on the line ♪

♪ Stay on the line ♪

Okay, Doc,
we are calm.

- We're listening.
- And we are ready
for directions.

Good. Now we need
to make a splint

for Rhonda's rotor
so she can fly Rusty
back to the hospital.

Sounds good, Doc.

First thing
I need you to do

is find a long
piece of wood.

I reckon you can borrow
a slab of wood from my fence.

Yeah.

Great. Now place it gently
on Rhonda's cracked rotor.

Oh, you got it, Doc.

How does that feel,
Rhonda?

It feels okay.

Now you need to find something
to tie it on to the rotor.

I got this.
Whoo hoo!

Great. Check it to make sure
it's tight.

Feels tight to me.

Rhonda, how do you feel?

The propeller still
hurts a little,

but the splint should
hold it in place

until we get
to the hospital.

See you when you get here.

And this time, I'll make sure
Rusty doesn't get spooked

- by the noise.
- [ whinnies ]

All right,
off we go.

It's windier than a hamster
in a hurricane up here.

Come on, boy.
Come on.

Careful.
Gotcha.

Whew! We made it!

Oh, Doc!

I'm so proud of you.

You fixed Rhonda well enough
to get everyone back to
the hospital safely.

- Doc, we were all worried.
- I know.

When you were on the phone,
you calmed down, listened,

and followed directions.

You did what you were
supposed to do
in an emergency.

Yeah, I guess we did.

Now let's get
these toys fixed.

Doc, how's Rusty?

It was a difficult
procedure,

but I'm happy to say
your horse is all fixed

and good as new.

Oh! You're not
pullin' my leg?

Let's take a look
at the patient.

[ whinnies ]

By golly gosh gee
and a yippie-ki-yay.

- Come here, boy.
- [ toy sponder chiming ]

Rescue Rhonda,
you're fixed, too.

Sure am.
Now come on, everyone.

We've got a rodeo show
to get to.

[ cheering ]

Thanks for comin' out, y'all.

I just wanna give a special
cowgirl thank-you kindly

to Doc McStuffins
and Rescue Rhonda.

And to Lambie,
Stuffy and Chilly,

the best toy doctors-in-training
this side of the ranch.

I couldn't agree more.

ALL: Yee-ha!

Yee-ha!