02x02 - The Missing Watering Can/Daisy's Daisy

[bunniefuu]

[horn toots]

[crickets chirping]

[playful music plays]

♪ Hey, hey, what's the day? ♪

♪ Everybody, let's go play ♪

♪ Let's go to Rhyme Time Town ♪

♪ So many, so many friends to see ♪

♪ I can't wait till you're here with me ♪

♪ Daisy's coming and Cole is, too ♪

♪ Come on, let's go to Rhyme Time ♪

♪ Everybody, let's go to Rhyme Time ♪

♪ Come on, let's go to Rhyme Time Town ♪

♪ Come on, let's go to Rhyme Time Town ♪

[narrator] "The Missing Watering Can."

[sniffing]

Aha!

A clue!

Over here, Detective Cole.

-I found some footprints.
-Excellent!

Who do you think left them there,
Detective Daisy?

I don't know,
so I'm gonna follow this trail.

[sniffing continues]

-Oh!
-[both giggling]

Mystery solved.

-Those were my footprints.
-[giggling continues]

Oh, dear, oh, dear!

Oh! [whimpers] Oh!

Oh!

Where can it be?

Hi, Lucy Goosey. What's wrong?

Hello, you two.

Oh, my flapping feathers!

I'm so busy today and I can't find
Mary Mary's watering can.

I borrowed it yesterday
and promised to give it back today,

but I can't find it anywhere.

It's a real mystery.

[both gasp] A real mystery!

Don't worry, ma'am. We're detectives.

That's right! Don't worry, Lucy Goosey.

We'll solve the case
of the missing watering can in no time.

Detectives ask a lot of questions.

So, what does
Mary Mary's watering can look like?

Well, it has a long spout,
and a round bottom, and it's bright red.

Uh-huh.

And where did you last see
this watering can?

Um...

In my herb garden, down in the dell.

Then to the dell is where we'll go.

Don't worry, Lucy Goosey.

Oh, thank you so much, Detectives.

I hope you find it
before Mary Mary gets back.

Good luck! Cheery bye!

Come on, Detective Cole.
We have a mystery to solve.

♪ The can was in the dell
The can was in the dell ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
The can was in the dell ♪

[sniffing]

Got to find clues, got to find clues.

Aha!

What are these?

Tiny footprints.

And they're not mine this time.

What about this big round print?

I don't think a foot made that.

No, it was made by something round.

Hey, didn't Lucy say that the watering can
has a round bottom?

I think this round print was left
by the round bottom of the watering can.

Ooh, smart!

So, whoever made this trail of prints

probably took the watering can.

Yeah! Let's follow the trail!

♪ There are footprints in the field
Footprints in the field ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
Footprints in the field ♪

Oh, no!

Where'd the footprints go?

I get it.

The path is hard, see?

There's no mud, so you can't
leave footprints on it.

Oh, yeah.

Okay, so I guess we look for another clue.

-[water splashes]
-Ew!

-What?
-There's a puddle.

Wet paws.

-[sniffing]
-[splashes]

This one's got a puddle, too.

Hey, do you think this is our next clue?

Huh? How?

It hasn't rained today, right?

So, if the puddles didn't come from rain,

where did they come from?

Maybe they came
from someone watering flowers.

[both gasp]

With the missing watering can!

The trail of puddles heads into town.

Let's go!

♪ The trail goes into town
The trail goes into town ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
The trail goes into town ♪

Aw, no more puddles.

I guess the watering can ran out of water.

-[trumpet playing]
-[Daisy gasps]

Hey, guys.
That's a great song you were singing.

[chuckles] Hi, Chuckley. Thanks.

It's our detective song.

What are you playing?

This is my pickle jar trumpet.

[trumpet playing]

Heh! I didn't know you can make music
with pickle jars.

Sure, you can.

-You can play music on anything. See?
-[jingling]

Boxes, brooms, pans... [chuckles]

It's all good.

I'm setting up for a concert later.
Do you guys wanna join?

Aw, we'd love to,
but we're solving a mystery right now.

No problem.

Once you're done detecting,
you're welcome to come and join the band.

Thanks, Chuckley!

Hey... [chuckles]

-thank you for the cool tune.
-[trumpet playing]

Uh, what do we do
now that the puddle trail's all dried up?

We look for new clues.

That's what all good detectives do.

Okay, new clues, new clues.

Aha! What's this?

More water!

From the watering can?

Yeah! We did it!

We solved the mystery. Come on!

[Cole] Oh, it's not coming
from a watering can.

It's Mother Goose's hose.

Aw, we didn't solve the mystery after all.

Being good detectives
is harder than I thought.

We can't give up.

There must be another clue
around here somewhere.

It's a little bow.

The bow is made out of ribbon.

[Daisy] Look, the bow has lots of holes
in it.

What's that about?

No idea. Let's think it through.

Okay.

Whoever borrowed the watering can
makes tiny footprints,

so it's someone with really little feet.

[Cole] Who likes watering flowers.

[Daisy] And who wears a bow
with lots of little holes in it.

Maybe the bow has holes in it
because of spiky hair.

-[gasps]
-I think I know who has the watering can!

Uh-huh. Me, too.

Come on, let's go and tell Lucy Goosey.

♪ We know who has the can
We know who has the can ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
We know who has the can ♪

But this is Mary Mary's garden.

That's right.

And that's because the person
who borrowed the watering can

is none other than... Mary Mary!

Yeah. We followed all the clues.

Whoever took the watering can
has small feet,

likes watering flowers, and wears bows.

And her hedgehog prickles
made holes in them, like this.

Mm-hmm. I'm confused.

Why would Mary Mary
take her own watering can?

That's what we're gonna find out
right now.

Hello? Mary Mary?

Where is she?

[Lucy] I don't think she's here.

Oh, and neither is the watering can.

Oh, dear!

Maybe she hid.

Or escaped!

Why would she escape from her own garden?

Oh, yeah. Good point.

It's okay.

We just have to keep looking
for more clues.

[bells jingling]

Hey!

It's Mary Mary's bells.

Yeah.

We've heard those before, though.

Where else did we hear jingly bells today?

[gasps]

[both] Chuckley's band!

Lucy, I think Mary Mary
went to play bells with Chuckley.

And maybe the watering can, too.

We are so gonna solve this mystery.

♪ We heard the jingly bells
We heard the jingly bells ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
We heard the jingly bells ♪

[band playing]

I don't understand.

Where's Mary Mary?
And where's the watering can?

I don't know.

We were sure she'd be here.

[saxophone playing]

There she is.

[Lucy] Oh! And there's
the watering can, too.

Mary Mary?

Hello. Did you need me?

Were you in Lucy Goosey's
herb garden today?

Yes. Why?

And did you take your watering can?

I wanted to play in Chuckley's band,
so I went and picked it up.

And then Lucy wouldn't have to
bring it back to me. Why?

We're detectives,
and we've been looking for it all day.

Oh. Well, it's here.

Oh, my waving wings!

I'm so glad you have it back.
I thought I'd lost it.

No, sorry.
I didn't mean to worry you.

We found something you lost, too,
Mary Mary.

My favourite bow. Thank you!

And thank you both for solving the mystery
of the missing watering can.

You are excellent detectives.

How ever did you do it?

[band playing]

♪ The can was in the dell
The can was in the dell ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
The can was in the dell ♪

♪ There were footprints in the field
Footprints in the field ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
Footprints in the field ♪

♪ The trail went into town
The trail went into town ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
The trail went into town ♪

♪ We heard the jingly bells
We heard the jingly bells ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
We heard the jingly bells ♪

♪ We found the missing can
We found the missing can ♪

♪ Hey-h*, detective-oh
We found the missing can ♪

[narrator] "Daisy's Daisy."

[Cole] Patient Clucky
isn't feeling very well, Dr. Daisy.

What's wrong with him, Dr. Cole?

Coughing? Sneezing?

Spots on his beak?

No. He keeps...

-[clucks]
-[Daisy chuckles] Falling over?

Exactly. How can we help him?

[clucks]

Maybe he needs some fresh air.

Great idea, Dr. Daisy.

Good job. Clucky's all better.

Who's next?

[gasps] Out here, Dr. Cole!

It looks really serious.

Aw, you're right.

Poor flower.

We've got to help it get better.

I'll look up what kind of flower it is.

Rose.

Cornflower.

Bluebell?

Nope, it's not those.

I know what it is.

It's a daisy.

-It has the same name as me.
-Oh, yeah!

Come on, Dr. Cole. That daisy needs us.

Whee! [giggles]

-Whoo! [giggles]
-Whoo! Yay! [giggles]

Hmm. What do you think's wrong with it?

That's what we're gonna find out.

Let's get started, Dr. Cole.

♪ Daisy's daisy doesn't feel good today ♪

♪ How to help it? ♪

♪ We're gonna find a way ♪

♪ We'll think it through together ♪

♪ To make the flower better ♪

♪ When Daisy's daisy's well again ♪

♪ We'll cheer and shout "hooray" ♪

So, I'm going to use this.

Um...

How does it work again?

[chuckles] I think the part on your nose
goes on the flower.

And then you listen real hard.

Got it. Thanks.

[whispers] I don't hear anything.

Is that good or bad?

I don't know. Ooh.

Now let's try these.

Oh, yeah. Good idea.

Hey, I'm not the patient,
I'm the doctor.

Get off my paws.

Yes!

Finished. All better.

Uh-oh! Not better at all!

Poor flower.

What shall we do now, Dr. Cole?

What about this?

Try here, but be careful.

[gasps] Oh, no! Daisy, look!

It's getting sicker.

I think we need help looking after it.

We need a flower doctor.

You're right. What about Mary Mary?

She knows a lot about flowers.

Great idea!

We're gonna take you to see Mary Mary.

And then you'll feel better real soon.

♪ Daisy's daisy doesn't feel good today ♪

♪ How to help it? ♪

♪ Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba ♪

♪ We'll think it through together ♪

♪ Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba ♪

♪ When Daisy's daisy's well again ♪

♪ We'll cheer and shout "hooray" ♪

Jazz hooves! Yeah!

I'm loving that song.

And spin!

-Hi, Baa Baa.
-Hi.

Whatcha doing?

We're doctors, and we need to find
Mary Mary right away.

Oh, no!

Is she sick?

No, she's fine.
It's this flower that's sick.

We hope Mary Mary
will know how to make it better.

Side together, side together,
skip ball change.

You don't need Mary Mary's help.

You doctors were doing
exactly the right thing already.

We were?

Sure. You were singing to it, right?

Hearing music makes everyone feel better,
especially flowers. [chuckles]

You think so?

It doesn't look better.

Trust me. You were most likely
singing too quietly.

♪ Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba ♪

[clears throat]

♪ Daisy's daisy doesn't feel good today ♪

♪ Oh, yeah, how to help it? ♪

♪ We're gonna find a way ♪

And a kick, and two,
and a step, and a two.

♪ Whoa, yeah, yeah, whoa, yeah ♪

Baa Baa, look!

Huh?

Are you saying
my singing made it feel worse?

How is that even possible?

No, it's not that.
It was really nice singing.

If my singing didn't help,
that daisy must be really sick.

You absolutely should get it
to Mary Mary right away.

We're trying. We don't know where she is.

I saw her rolling
by the town square earlier.

Great, thanks. We'll look there.

♪ Daisy's daisy doesn't feel good
Today-ay-ay ♪

Oh, yeah! Jazz hooves!

-[Cole giggles]
-[Cole and Daisy imitate siren blaring]

Hey there, guys.

What's the rush?

Hi, Chuckley.

We're doctors.

And we need to find Mary Mary right away.

Oh, no.

Is she sick?

No, she's fine.
It's this flower that's sick.

We hope Mary Mary
will know how to make it better.

[chuckles] Well, let's see
if I have anything here

that could help your flower.

Okay!

Hmm...

Carrots.

They're really good for the eyes.

Would that help?

No. Flowers don't have eyes. [giggles]

[chuckles]

Oh, right. Well, what about bananas?

Bananas?

They make your fur nice and shiny.

No. [giggles] Flowers don't have fur.

[chuckles]

Well, how about this pumpkin?

Everyone feels better
after eating pumpkin pie.

[giggles] Flowers don't eat pie.
Thanks, Chuckley.

We better keep on searching for Mary Mary.

Okay! Take care!

And good luck, Doctors.

Whoa, whoa! [chuckles]

-Bing bong, bing bong!
-[bell chimes]

-[chuckles] Lunchtime!
-[Cole and Daisy giggle]

[both imitating siren blaring]

Hi, Daisy and Cole.

What brings you here?

Hi, Hickory!

We're doctors, and we need
to find Mary Mary right away.

Oh, no. Is she sick?

No, she's fine.
It's this flower that's sick.

Oh! Well, maybe what the flower needs
is a good night's sleep, like this.

[snoring]

-Huh?
-Um...

Please wake up, Hickory.

-[rooster crows]
-We have to find Mary Mary.

Where can she be?

[Mary Mary] Where can who be?

-Mary Mary!
-We found you.

Actually, I found you.

What's going on?

We're doctors, and we have
a sick flower to treat.

We need your help.

Let me see.

Leaves, droopy.

Petals, missing.

Soil, way too dry.

It really is sick.

Yeah, so what do we do?

This patient needs water
and lots of sunlight.

That's the best medicine for flowers.

Oh, it was all shadowy
where it was growing.

Maybe that's how it got sick
in the first place.

We have to get it
into a flower bed right away.

The sunniest one in my garden.

Follow me.

Hmm...

These need to come off.

There.

This is my sunniest flower bed.

We'll plant you here.

Trowel, please.

Now, you two dig a hole
and fill it with water,

and I'll take the flower out of its pot.

-Yes, Doctor.
-Yes, Doctor.

Ready?

Ready!

Oh! [giggles] Ooh!

How's it going?

Really well. Look!

[sighs] It's a flower, not a fish.

Here.

Water, please, Doctor.

Not too much.

-Uh, it's not working.
-It still looks sick.

What's wrong?

Huh. Ah!

Oh, I know!

Mr. Sun? Hello?

Can we have some sunshine, please?

Of course you can! Always happy to help.

Yay! It's feeling better!

Thanks for helping.
You're a great flower doctor.

A well-watered, nice,
sunny flower bed was all it needed.

[chuckles] Oops!

Are you hurt? Are you all right?

Do you need one of these?

[both laughing]

♪ Daisy's daisy didn't feel good today ♪

♪ We all helped it ♪

♪ The doctors found a way ♪

♪ We thought it through together ♪

♪ And now the flower's better ♪

♪ 'Cause Daisy's daisy's well again ♪

-♪ Let's cheer and shout "hooray" ♪
-[giggling]

[theme music playing]