04x13 - Chuck Learns to Look!/Birthday Party Emergency

[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 ]

[ panting ] Hurry, guys.

We're gonna be late
for our shift at the hospital.

But it's hard to run
without any legs.

Then hop like
you've never hopped before

Okay.

What? I have never hopped
like this before.

Hold it, Stuffy.

We've gotta hit
the baa-button

before we
cross the street.

And wait for
the snowman.

You see?
He's white and round.

Clearly a snowman,

and he means
we can cross the street.

Oh, Chilly.

Okay, now we should look
baa-both ways.

Remember, look left,
then right,

then left again.

Looking to the left,
looking to the right.

Looking to the left.
All clear.

Let's go.

[ train whistle blows ]

Small-town chicken
in a big-toy city.

Wow-wee! So this is
McStuffinsville.

It's so much bigger
and busier

than Southwest Sal's ranch.

There's the Loopety-Loop,
and the Plush Beauty Salon,

getting a delivery of fluff.

Oh, and Bathtub Lake.

There's so many sights
to see in McStuffinsville.

I hope I have time
to do it all

after my appointment
with Doc,

and still make
the last train home.

Excuse me. Hi.
I'm Chuck the chicken.

I have an appointment at
the McStuffins toy hospital.

Could you point me in
the right direction?

Ah, yes.
Excellent choice.

The McStuffins hospital
is the only hospital
fit for a king.

It's across the street
and around the corner.
You can't miss it.

Great. Thank you,
Mr. King.

Only one day
in the big city.

So much to do,
so much to see.

Better hurry.
Gotta go.

[ clucking happily ]

You only need to ding
that bell once, sugar.

I hear you.

Hi. I'm Chuck
the chicken.

I'm here to see
Doc McStuffins
for a Chuck-up...

I mean check-up.

You're a little late, sugar,
so we better get started
right away.

♪ 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 ♪

Wow! Thanks, Doc.
That sure was easy.

Hey, did you hear
the one about the me
that crossed the road?

Oh, oh, I know
this one.

I know it.
Um, okay.

Hold on, guys.
We're not done yet.

Since this is your first
annual check-up,

we have to run
a few more tests.

Okay, but can we hurry?

I can't miss
my train back home,

and I've got
lots of sights to see.

We'll do our best,

but doctors can't
rush their work.

We wanna make sure
we're giving you careful care.

Chilly, what tests
do we run first?

Um, if I were
a wind-up toy,

I'd be worried
about my legs.

Is it the treadmill test?

Correct.
Well done, Chilly.

Chuck, this treadmill
will make sure

your legs are
working smoothly.

- Okay. Got it.
- Ready, Hallie?
- Ready.

[ clucking ]

All right.
Well done, Chuck.

Everything
looks good.

That treadmill
sure went fast.

Can a chicken
pull a hamstring?

[ giggling ]
You did great.

Lambie, what test
comes next?

Winder-upper test?

That's right.
Stuffy, would you
do the honors?

I thought you'd
never ask. Ahem.

Okay. Ready, set.

[ clucking ]

No problems with
the winder-upper, either.

Now are we done, Doc?

Yep. You're in
great shape.

Great. Now, where's
Peaches Pie's Tea Party Palace?

That's the first stop
on my sightseeing list.

It's right
across the street.

Thanks. I better
hurry out.

Don't rush around
too much, Chuck.

We don't want you to
get into an accident.

You got it, Doc.

There's just so much
I have to do and see

in great big
McStuffinsville

before my train home.

Whoops. That took longer
than I thought.

I better get
my gizzard in gear.

First stop, Peaches Pie's
Tea Party Palace.

Then the Loopety-Loop,

then a dip in
Bathtub Lake.

Then off to the McStuffinsville
train station.

Ay, mama mia!

What was that?

Oh, well, it's tea time.

Ooh, that was a close one.

Oh, Ricardo,
are you all right?

I think so,
bella donna.

That fluff's not
a good look on you.

I better call an ambulance.
This is a fashion emergency.

[ siren blaring ]

Never fear.
The dragon is here.

What's wrong, Ricardo?

It's my tires.

I crash when I swerve
to avoid a chicken.

Why, oh, why did that chicken
cross the road?

It looks like
all this fluff

is keeping your tires
from spinning,

so you can't drive.

You better drive to Doc
so she can take a look.

No, Chilly. Maybe
we should let Rosie
do the driving.

Oh. [ chuckles ]
Good idea.

- ALL: All set, Rosie.
- [ siren blares ]

Ah, thanks,
Peaches Pie.

Best tea party ever.

Now I can chalk that
off my list.

[ clucking ]
It's getting late.

I better get to struttin'
if I'm gonna see

that giant snow globe
before catching the train home.

This chicken's got no time
for waiting around.

Now, how do I get to
the snow globe from here?

Sweet brisket, it's
a chicken crossing the road.

Ooh, I'm hurt.
Somebody help.

Hey! Whoa!

Whoa h* h*! Oh!

We got a 21-11 here.

Officer covered in produce.

I repeat,
fruit-related accident.

How are you doing,
Officer Pete?

Well, been better.

My headlight's busted.

Looks like it.
What happened?

It was a chicken.

I looked up, and he was
in the middle of the street

like we were playing
a game of, well, chicken.

Mama mia, the same thing
happened to me.

The chicken was right there
in the street.

Sounds like Chuck wasn't
crossing the street in
a safe way at all.

But first things first.

We've gotta get
that headlight replaced.

We just finished getting
all the fluff out of
Ricardo's tires, Doc.

Great. Do you think
you can handle

this headlight
replacement?

This dragon could
do it in his sleep,

with both eyes closed.

Which I guess would
make sense,

since I'd be sleeping.
[ giggles ]

Well, headlights are
kinda like buttons
for cars, right?

[ giggles ]
You're right, Chilly.

They are. I'm glad I can
count on my med students.

Doc, we got a banged-up
chicken in exam room three.

RICARDO AND PETE:
A chicken?!

You stay here. I'll go
check on the chicken.

I didn't think we'd be
seeing you so soon, Chuck.

What happened?

His bob is
discombobulated.

I was crossing the street
when this car came right at me.

I dove out of the way,

and I think my neck
got... brawk.

Looks like your neck
is stuck

worse than a wart hog
in a wishing well.

Well, let's
take a look.

Ah.
There's the problem.

A piece of gravel
got lodged between
the two parts in your neck.

It's keeping them
from moving.

Gee whiz, Doc.

A chicken just
isn't a chicken

without a little bit
of head bob. Bwaak!

I can fix it for you.

Hallie, can you pass me my--

Tweezers. Sure thing, Doc.

There you go.
How does that feel?

Much better.

Like I'm
a spring chicken again.

That's good,
but it sounds like

two accidents
were caused today

because you weren't
being careful.

Officer Pete and Ricardo
both had to swerve

to avoid you.

Oh, no.

I didn't think
one little chicken

crossing the road
could make a difference

in the big city.

When it comes to safety,
everyone makes a difference.

Toys have to be careful
just like kids do.

I'm so, so sorry.

Luckily, everyone is
going to be just fine.

My med students are
taking care of Officer Pete.

He and Ricardo will both
be able to go home soon.

But for now,
you should get some rest.

Okay. [sad sigh ]

- How's the neck feel?
- Good.

Then I think
you can get up.

But take it slow.

[ clucking ]

It's good as new.
Thanks, everyone.

But I feel terrible
for causing those accidents.

Are Ricardo
and Officer Pete okay?

See for yourself.

Don't worry
yourself, chicken.

It'll take more than
a little spill

to keep Officer Pete down.

I'm glad, but now,
I'm nervous.

How do I make sure
I keep things safe

the next time I cross
these big-city streets?

Well, no matter
where you cross,

you should look
both ways

to make sure there
are no cars coming.

Look left and right,
and left again.

Wait for the snowman.

And if you see a car
parked in the street,

make sure no one
is driving it.

- You got it?
- I think so.

To answer the question

♪ How to get a chicken
carefully across the road ♪

♪ Chuck's check list
is not to be missed ♪

♪ Tells you
what you gotta know ♪

♪ Look left and right
and left again ♪

♪ Walk don't run
when crossing the street ♪

♪ Look both ways
and wait patiently ♪

♪ When the coast is clear,
start moving your feet ♪

♪ Safely across the street ♪

♪ If you can,
hold someone's hand ♪

♪ Then you can do
my street-crossing dance ♪

♪ When the street is car-free,
start moving your feet ♪

♪ Safely across the street ♪

♪ Safely across
the street ♪

Last train of
the day, sugar.

I know you didn't get
to see all the sights
you wanted to,

but you're right
on time for your train.

You're right, I am.
That's a first.

[ clucking ]

I'll see you for
my next check-up.

Next time, we'll take you on
a tour of the snow globe

and the foosball stadium.

Thanks, Doc.
Thanks, everyone.

- Baa-bye.
- See you, Chuck.
- Bye-bye.

Good-bye,
McStuffinsville.

You rock!

[ all saying good-bye ]

Hurry your heinies,
everybody.

Robot Ray says we got us
an emergency.

Robot Ray, we saw
the emergency alert.

What's going on?

I think I have spotted
a broken toy.

CHILLY: Oh, that's
a broken toy, all right.

I know broken toys
when I see 'em,

and that is
a broken toy.

Can you show us
what happened?

Affirmative.

Time for Robot Ray
to rewind.

LAMBIE: Looks like
a birthday party.

RAY: A robot spider
present.

Excellent choice.

[ barking ]

[ whining ]

[ all gasping ]

Birthday toy down!

It was the best of times
and the worst of times.

This is an emergency.

There's a broken toy
and a birthday party

about to start.

I'm not about to let
a boy be disappointed

on his birthday.

Darla, Army Al,
I need the rescue team

to the toy command center.

I will prepare
the toy box portal.

Army Al,
reporting for duty.

What's goin' on, Doc?

Rescue team, we've got
a birthday party emergency.

That's the worst kind.

We need to get that toy
here and fix it right away.

You got it, Doc.

And don't forget
the legs.

Army Al never leaves
a leg behind.

Go, go, go, go!

[ Stuffy yelling ]

We're supposed
to be quiet.

BOY: I wonder when
presents are gonna start.

DARLA: But we need
to hurry.

It sounds like guests
are starting to get here
for the birthday party.

Stuffy, Chilly,
grab the toy's body.

Lambie, Darla,
grab all the toy parts.

We got all the legs
we could find.

AL: Great job,
soldiers.

Everyone, give yourselves
a "boo-yah."

ALL: Boo-yah!

Now go, go, go, go!

- LAMBIE: We're back.
- Great job.

Now let's get him to
the emergency room stat.

HALLIE: Look alive,
everyone.

Broken birthday bot
coming through.

Hi there.
I'm Doc McStuffins.

I am known as Tarantu-Lon.

I am the toughest robot
space fighter

this side of
the solar system.

Good to meet ya.

Wait. Did you say
you're a sp-sp-spider?!

Correct. A robot
space spider.

Wait a minute.

Don't spiders
have eight legs?

Oh, his legs
are right here.

They fell off
in the accident,
remember?

I see. You really
are a spider.

Hm. [ shrieks ]
I'm afraid of spiders!

Stuffy, you have
to be brave.

Do I?

If you wanna be called
a brave dragon, you do.

Oh. [ giggles ]
Right.

Brave, it is.

I do not know
this place.

What is this place?
Why am I here?

This is the emergency room
at the McStuffins Hospital.

You're here because
you had an accident.

And all your legs
fell off.

I cannot believe it.

No little boy would ever
play with a spider robot

who is broken.

Don't worry, Tarantu-Lon.

We'll fix you in time for
Terrence's birthday party.

♪ There are lots of
things happening ♪

♪ Strange sounds,
funny beeps and dings ♪

♪ In our toy
emergency room ♪

♪ We work fast,
no time for chatter ♪

♪ We'll get to the matter ♪

♪ And get you out of here
real soon ♪

♪ You've got places to go
and people to see ♪

♪ So the ER's
the right spot to be ♪

♪ We're gonna stitch you up,
fix you up ♪

♪ Good as new
and doing fine ♪

♪ We're gonna get you
to the party on time ♪

♪ Party on time,
to the party on time ♪

♪ Party on time,
to the party on time ♪

♪ Party on time ♪

♪ For the big surprise ♪

Thanks, Doc.
Thank you, everyone.

Now let's get
those legs back on.

Lambie, the first
leg, please.

Here you go, Doc.

Hmm.

What is wrong, Doc?
Is there a thing that is wrong?

Don't worry. Doc always
figures out how to fix a toy.

Tarantu-Lon, you're
kind of a complicated robot.

Is that a bad thing?

[ giggles ]
It's not bad at all.

It makes you
a wonderful toy.

Who deserves a cuddle.

It's just that,
in this case,

your chest plate armor
is in the way,

so I can't snap
your legs back into place.

Whatcha thinkin', Doc?

I think that if we want to
put Tarantu-Lon's legs back on,

we have to take off
his chest plate,

and that means we'll
have to get him into surgery.

Surgery?!

Doc, I'm a tough
space spider robot,

but surgery sounds scary.

I know. Surgery can be
a scary thing,

even for tough
space robot spiders.

But it's what we need
to do to fix you.

And get you ready to be
Terrence's birthday present.

I do want to be a great
birthday present for Terrence.

Okay, Doc, I will place myself
into your care.

Hallie, let's get
the operating room ready.

You got it, Doc.

[ whispering ]
Don't worry.
You'll be safe.

I promise.

Doc's the best toy
surgeon there is.

DOC: Okay, everyone,
on my count.

One, two, three.

We'll have you back to being
an amazing spider toy

in no time.

I hope I can get to Terrence's
birthday party on time.

Don't worry.
You will.

- Okay, Hallie,
screwdriver, please.
- Screwdriver.

Could you hold these
for me, Chilly?

You got it, Doc.

Lambie, Stuffy, help me
get this chest plate off.

Here's those robot
spider legs, Doc.

Thanks, Hallie.

Um, wait.
How many legs do we have?

One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven.

Seven legs?

But aren't spiders
supposed to have eight legs?

Every spider
I've ever seen.

We must've missed
one of the legs

back in
Terrence's house.

Rescue team, I need you to
get back to Terrence's house.

We've got a missing leg
to find.

Fall out, team.
Let's locate that leg.

And hurry.

The birthday party could
start any minute.

I don't see it.

STUFFY: Maybe it's
up on the table.

Nope.

Let's see. Oh!

Do you think the missing leg
is in the birthday cake?

Don't you dare go
poking around inside
that cake.

Maybe it's...

Uh... oh.

There's something bumpy
under this rug.

And this bump is a robot
spider leg-shaped bump.

Go get that leg, Chilly.

Go, go.

It sure is dark in there.

If there are any monsters
in there,

I will leave you alone
if you will leave me alone.

Go, Chilly.
You can do it.

TERRENCE: Is it time to
open my presents yet?

Hurry, Chilly. The birthday
kids could come in any second.

Oh, I can't reach it.

Hurry!

Let the dragon help.

Oh! I got it.
I got the leggy bump.

AL: Boo-yah.
Let's get outta here.

DARLA: Back in
the toy box, everybody.

AL: Go, go!

We got it.

We got the leggy bump
from under the rug.

That makes one, two,
three, four,

five, six, seven,
and eight

robot spider legs.

Time to send that spider
scootin'.

Hey, look.

My legs are back!

You know, now that he's
got his legs back,

he really does look
like a spi...

A spi...
A spider!!

Is there something
wrong, Stuffy?

I am sorry
if I scared you.

You know what?

You're a spider,
and I'm afraid of spiders.

But you're also
a friend,

and I'm not afraid
of friends.

How do you feel,
friend?

Now that I have
my legs back,

I feel...
I feel...

♪ I feel better,
so much better ♪

♪ Thank you, Doc, for taking
all the ouchies away ♪

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

♪ Like I knew that you would ♪

♪ And I feel better,
so much better now ♪

Good to see
you're feeling better.

Thank you all
for rescuing me,

and for putting me
back together again.

Aw. Group spider cuddle.

When I first got here,

I thought emergency rooms
would be scary.

But I'm glad you brought me
here to be fixed.

Now that I'm back to being

the toughest spider robot
this side of the solar system,

I just know
Terrence will love me.

[ all exclaiming happily ]

Speaking of Terrence,

his birthday party
is about to start.

We gotta get this toy
to the birthday boy.

There. To make sure you're
birthday baa-eautiful.

- [ dog barking ]
- Oh, no!

Puppy, halt.
Don't even think about

- touching that tablecloth.
- [ whimpering ]

[ all gasping ]

The birthday party
is coming.

Let's get out of here!

Go, go, go, go!

Good-bye, friends.

[ kids talking
and laughing ]

Whoa! Tarantu-Lon!
Thanks, Dad.

I love him!

Good going, team.

Well done, everyone.
Thanks to you,

there's still never been
a sad birthday boy on my watch.

AL: Way to go!