01x01 - Begins

[bunniefuu]

[blows]

[man] ♪ Let's go down the
open road Here we go ♪

[background singers] Ohh! Oh!

♪ Hanging with all the
friends That I know ♪

♪ On and on and on and on we
go Party down like animals ♪

[background singers]
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

[man] ♪ You got the love,
you don't let it go ♪

♪ On and on until we lose
control Party down like animals ♪

[background singers]
♪ Oh, oh, animals ♪

[vocalizing]

Eight… nine… ten.

Coming! Ready or not.

[goat bleats]

[chicken clucks]

- [bleating]
- [floor creaks]

Bop! Biff! Found you.

- [chuckles]
- [goat bleats]

- And you, chicky chickens!
- [clucking]

Okay, you all wanna play chase?

Charge!

- [giggling]
- [animals bleating, clucking]

Hey, Jill. What you doing?

Nothing.

[chuckles]

You're meant to be helping
all your animals move outside.

Come on.

Can my animals stay in my room
for one more day, Dad, please?

Our new baby might
be here by then.

That's why little sister
Jacky is moving in with you.

Because Baby is gonna need Jacky's
room to sleep in very soon.

I know.

So these buddies need
to go outside today.

Yeah?

- And their eggs.
- [chuckles]

Just think, it'll be a lot quieter
in here without these noisy animals.

Jill! Hiya!

Jacky's noisier than my animals.

[chuckles] She is.

- [Jacky giggles]
- Good point.

[barks]

I get to sleep here?

[dad] Yep. Fixing your
bed right now, little sis.

With Tucker?

- [breathes heavily]
- [Tucker barks]

Yes.

Happy Tucker. Happy
Jacky. [giggles]

Go and get the rest of
your things, happy Jacky.

Okay.

While your sister takes
her animals outside.

Right, Jill?

[sighs]

[dad] Come on.

Okay, everyone,
you heard my dad.

Down to the yard,
my best Biff goat.

Carefully now.

Flap flap, chicky chickens.

Come on.

[clucking]

I love you all. Whoa!

But you've gotta leave.

- Whoa. [chuckles]
- [Jill] Whoa!

Oh, wow.

The room's all clear of animals.

Great job.

[chuckles] Thanks.

[chuckles]

[goat bleats]

Jill?

[goat bleats]

- [Jill] It's just Bop.
- [dad chuckles]

Bop needs to go as well.

- Okay.
- [Bop bleats]

I'll huggle you to the stairs.

Come on. [grunts]

- You got him?
- Yeah.

[Jacky] I've got my teddies!

Happy Jacky, happy teddies!

Happy Jacky, happy teddies!

[Jill] Let me help
you with your teddies.

- Come on, Tucker.
- [Tucker barks]

[Jill gasps] Hmm.

We've got to tidy this mess.

- [woman] Jill!
- What is it?

[woman] Your goats are
eating the kitchen!

- [items clattering]
- [chuckles]

[Jill] Let's tidy quick
and go down and help.

[woman] Jill.

You're needed, Jill!

[Jill, Jacky giggling]

[woman] Jill!

Coming, Mom!

[Tucker barks]

- [goats bleating]
- [items clattering]

Biff and Bop.

You live outside now,
not in the kitchen.

Remember?

It's going to be okay.

All your goaty friends
are going out there too.

Aw.

I know you want to stay

but we have a new baby coming
and things have to change.

[horn honks]

- [honks]
- Jacky.

Do you think you could use your
tractor to show my animals the way out?

- Help me, Tucker pup.
- [Tucker barks]

I'm like Jamma,
rounding up his sheep.

[horn honks]

Come on. Come on, this way.

[Jacky] Come on, goaties!

Goats are gone, Mom.

[sighs]

It's getting quieter, Baby.

[grunting softly]

Hello, Baby.

Oh.

Baby says, "Hello" back.

And Baby says, "Thanks for stopping the
goats gobbling all Baby's breakfast."

- [chuckles]
- Oops! [giggles]

Mmm.

Mom.

I think Baby wants Jacky
to share Baby's room.

Not mine.

- [sighs]
- [horn honks]

Happy Tucker, happy Jacky!
Happy Tucker, happy Jacky!

- [Tucker barks]
- [giggles]

Please?

[sighs] I don't think
that would work, Jill.

A newborn baby needs a
quiet, peaceful room.

You do understand.

Thanks.

So, just your pony and
alpaca to go out now then.

- [gulps] Us?
- Us, Jill?

[giggles]

- But we help!
- [alpaca] We do.

- [giggles]
- [chuckles]

[humming]

See?

Sorry, Al. Sorry, Pickle.

- Gotta go. [chuckles]
- [Al] But we...

- We want to stay.
- We do!

And nothing can stop us.

[both] Hmph!

Oh! Carrot.

- Mine.
- I saw it first!

I'm coming right
with you. Let's go.

- [Al] Hey! No. No, it's my carrot.
- [Jill] Come on, this way.

- [Pickle] Me carrot.
- [Al] Oh! Ow.

Outside!

[Pickle] Hello, outside!

[chews]

- Back inside?
- Yeah. Seen outside!

No. Outside's going to
be your comfy new home.

Huh?

But it doesn't look
comfy like our old home.

[Al] No.

Big day, Jill.

Getting your animals settled and comfy
in your own little backyard farm.

My own little farm? Out here?

Dad, I can't turn this old
yard of ours into a farm.

Can I?

- [bleating]
- [dad chuckles]

Well, they think you can.

And you already know the
most important thing.

What's that?

Love and care for these animals.

They will grow up
just fine out here.

- [chicken clucks]
- [goat bleats]

With you as their farmer.

[chuckles]

You all want me to try this?

To start our very own
little farm out here.

[Pickle] Oh, yeah, Jill!

If you still brush my tail
so it looks this good!

[Al] Ooh, ooh!

And clean my teeth the way
I like it, please, Jill.

Mmm.

- [grunts]
- [Jill giggles]

Okay, let's start with a huggle.

Hey, everybody in.

Mmm. [gasps, giggles]

[grunts]

- Happy?
- [hums] Mm-hmm.

Yes, Al?

Then this.

[blows]

A little farm magic. Whoa!

Stomp in the mud!

Yes! Stomp!

[Jill giggling]

[bleating]

- [Al] Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! Stomp!
- [Pickle] Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! Stomp!

[Jill] This is fun!

- We are muddy buddies!
- [Al] Yay! [laughs] Whoo!

[giggles] On our
own little farm!

[Al] Look! We're muddy buddies!

- [Pickle laughs]
- Muddy buddies!

[Pickle] Mud buddies!

Hey! Chicky chickens.

What have you found?

[sighs]

- [grunts]
- [chickens clucking]

Doesn't look as
cozy as my bedroom…

but fresh straw will help.

Looking cozier, my chickens.

[Al] Uh, Jill?

What about our cozy new home?

Oh, yes. You have to
have a cozy home too.

And…

for you,

I've found the perfect home.

This!

Hold my hoof.

Wait until you see the inside.

[grunts]

- [Pickle gasps] Whoa!
- [Al] Whoa!

[Jill] Your new home.

Our new home? Love it!

- Love it!
- Yes!

- [Al] Coming through.
- Wait for me! [giggles]

[Pickle] Scuse me!

- Come on.
- [goats bleating]

Come on. This way. Come on!

Come on, goaties. In you come.

Good goaties.

Come on. This way.

Do you like it?
Come on, goaties.

Looks snuggly, my goats.

I knew you'd like your new home.

- [Al] It's mine.
- [Pickle] Mine.

- It's mine now.
- No, mine.

- It's mine.
- Mine!

- Mine.
- Mine!

Mine!

[inhales deeply] Mine!

Let's share it?

Share?

I saw it first, Jill.

Sharing's hard.

I get that, Pickle.

Mine. Mine. Mine. Mine.

- Mine. Mine. Mine. Mine. M...
- [hums] I can't hear you.

- [duck quacks]
- Hello?

Quackle. [whimpers]

Oh, hello, little duckling?

[quacking]

[quacking]

[Al, Pickle gasp]

[Jill gasps] Caught you.

What's your name?

I am Quackety Duck Duck.
And this is my barn.

So please stop making such
a loud quacket. [quacks]

Sorry, Duckety Quack Quack.

This whole barn's yours?

It's Quackety Duck Duck.
And yes, this is my barn.

And I like it
peaceful, calm and...

Mine! Mine! And just mine!

Mine!

Quack. Mine!

[Jill] We were kind of hoping
everybody could be friends and share.

Share my barn?

Me?

And these squabbly,
smelly, snorey snouts?

Hey! I don't snore.

I do. So loud.

- I-It's like... [imitates snoring]
- [giggles]

[laughs] Oh, yeah!
Like... [imitates snoring]

[giggles]

No share. Quackle.

[Al snoring]

[imitating snoring]

Is everything okay?

There's a grumpy
duckling in the barn!

[chuckles] A duckling?

Yes! And my animals are
kind of upsetting her.

Can I take them home to our
cozy farmhouse now, please?

- [bangs on shutter]
- [Al] Home?

- Home time?
- [mom sighs]

[laughs]

Mmm.

I'll figure out how
to fix it, muddy buds.

Oops!

[dad] Look at you.

You've got such a special way
with your little animals, Jill.

I just want them
to feel cared for.

[sighs] And they do.

You give them so much
loving care and nurture.

That's why we know this backyard
farm is gonna work out for you all.

[chuckles]

- [dad chuckles]
- Ooh.

- Oh, sorry, Baby.
- [laughs]

Don't give up, Farmer Jill.

[chuckles]

Come.

[vehicle door opens, closes]

[man] You need help
to mend that, Jill?

- Jamma!
- [chuckles]

[grunts] Come on, then.

[inhales sharply] Now then, you take hold
of that and go around the other side.

That's it. [breathes heavily]

Let's see what we can do here.

[sighs]

[groans]

Now then, let's see if I
can find a... a nail, yeah?

There we are.

All right. Now then, you
strike that nail firm and sure.

That's it! Careful.
Good girl. Perfect!

You're a natural. [laughs]

- Jamma?
- Yes?

Mom and Dad say I can turn our
yard into my own little farm.

[Jamma] A little farm?

Well, where... where you can
care for all your animal friends?

Ah. And... And do you want that?

Not really.

I want my animals to
be back in my room

and everything to stay
the same as it was before.

Oh, I see.

[sighs]

Well, look, leave that for now.

As a matter of fact, there's
something that I need help with.

And I was kinda counting on you.

[Jill] What is it?

Ah! It's not an "it."

She's a she.

She is a she… sheep!

She's called Barbara.

- [chuckles] Barbara.
- [Jamma chuckles]

[giggles] She's got
a very round tummy.

She's about to have a lamb.

- She's having a baby like Mom?
- [Jamma] Yes.

So, she needs somewhere
safe and warm to stay.

- [sheep bleats]
- Hello, Barbara.

Hello, little lamb.

Jamma, if I make
this my own farm,

can I care for Barbara in it?

I think that sounds
Jamma-tastic!

Wish I'd thought of it myself.

[both chuckle]

Pickle?

Al?

I've worked out what to do
with the stall you wanted.

I've given it to someone else.

- Why?
- Ours?

Because, Pickle and Al,

I've found you a cozy home that's
even more perfect for you two.

Look!

It's big enough for both of you
to snuggle in. Come and see.

Oh, yeah! Bigger.

[handle rattles]

With... [grunts] snuggly straw.

And, Pickle, it's the only
stall that has a proper lookout.

[gasps]

I love a lookee out!

What shall we lookee at, Jill?

Well, just up there's
my bedroom window.

Every night you can look
up there and wave to me.

I'm great at waving.

I love waving at you, Jill.

- Aw.
- Mmm. [chuckles]

Come and see your new neighbor
in the stall you both wanted.

Look, this is Barbara.

The stall next door
is so snug for her.

- [Barbara bleats]
- [chuckles]

Barbara's having a baby.

- Hello, mommy sheep.
- [Barbara bleats]

Aw! We're just next door
if you need anything.

Loving this barn now?

Oh, yeah! Look at my tail.

I'm loving it.

My teeth are showing it.

Smile!

[Jacky] Jill!

Come inside!

My teddy is ready for beddy!

Be right up, Jacky.

Barn huggle. Bop goat first.

Aw.

[chuckles, hums]

Biff.

Aw.

Good night, chicky chicken.

[chickens clucking]

- Good first day?
- Yep!

I love my little farm.

My lovely little farm.

[chuckles]

Now, who can kick
their boots off first?

[chuckling]

[grunts]

[groans]

[Jacky] Sisters
together! [chuckles]

Ready?

[giggling]

Oh, no. I can't sleep
in my bed like this.

It's okay. Sisters can share.

Thanks, Jacky.

[whimpers, barks]

Hello, Tucker pup.

I love it how Tucker always sleeps
at the end of your bed, Jacky.

So do I.

Good night, Tucker pup.

I nearly forgot.

Night night, muddy buddies.

- Night, Jill!
- Night, Jill!

[quacking]

Quackety Duck Duck,
what are you doing here?

Quackle! Those snorty animals.

[sighs] You need to give
your new friends a chance.

Go to the barn and snuggle with
them, like we're doing here.

[grunts] Uh. Oh. [quacks]

There's space for a
tiny duckling in here.

That's me, yes?

[giggles]

[Quackety Duck Duck] Quack.

- [Jill giggles]
- [Jacky giggles]

[Quackety Duck Duck quacks] Uh,
budge up, Tucker pup. Quack.

[giggling]

- [Tucker barks]
- [giggles]

- [Jill, Jacky giggling]
- What you doing?

We're snuggling in my bed.

It's a sharing, caring
sister sleepover.

With Tucker and a
little duckling?

- [Tucker barks]
- Yeah.

- Just for tonight, okay?
- [Jill] Okay.

Quackle. [giggles]

Thanks to you two, our house is
finally ready for our new baby.

- [chuckles]
- Yeah!

[mom] Hey, Jonas?

I've called Jamma,
he's on his way over.

The baby's coming.

[Jill, Jacky giggle]

[giggles] Yes!

[mom] Please get the truck.

It's time to drive
me to the hospital.

[Jill] Love you, Mom.

- [Jacky] Love you, Mommy.
- Love you too.

- Daddy?
- Yeah?

Is Jamma sleeping
here all night?

I am.

We'll update him about
the baby in the morning.

- Mmm.
- Sleep tight, sisters.

- [Jamma chuckles]
- Our new baby's on its way.

- [chuckles]
- [chuckles] Come to me. Right.

- Love you!
- Yay!

Love you!

- Mwah!
- Stay there.

I think this calls for
hot cocoa! Come on!

Jamma, can I go and check
on my animals one last time?

Of course you can, Farmer Jill.

- [Jamma] Come on! [chuckles]
- [giggles]

[strains]

Al?

Pickle?

One more huggle
because I love you?

- Yes.
- [Al] Oh, yes, please.

[exhales deeply]

Thanks for moving out today.

Happy?

Happy.

- [chuckles]
- All over and inside my tummy.

Hmm.

[chuckles, moans]

What's that?

- [Al] What you got?
- [Pickle] What is it?

It's an egg.

- [nickers]
- Those chickens lay their eggs all over.

Uh, Al, this is
not a chicken egg.

It's too big and golden.

[Pickle gasps] Ooh!

It's like a prize egg.

[gasps]

And it's found us!

Is it gonna hatch?

It might…

if you both want
to look after it?

What do you say?

- Hmm.
- Mmm. Yeah. Mmm.

- Oh!
- Hmm.

- [sighs]
- [chuckles]

There you go, Egg.

Al and Pickle will
look after you.

And I'll look after
them. [kisses]

[kisses]

- [kisses]
- [Jamma] Jill? Time for bed!

Coming!

Night night, muddy buddies.

[hums]

♪ Oh, oh, animals ♪

[singers vocalizing]

♪ Oh, oh, animals ♪

[background singers] Ohh! Oh!

[man] ♪ Hanging with All
the friends that I know ♪

♪ On and on and on and on we
go Party down like animals ♪

[background singers]
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

[man] ♪ You got the love,
you don't let it go ♪

♪ On and on until we lose
control Party down like animals ♪

[background singers]
♪ Oh, oh, animals ♪

[vocalizing]

♪ Oh, oh, animals ♪