01x02 - Sisters

[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]

[rooster crows]

[groans]

[gasps] Our baby.

- Jacky, wake up.
- [barks]

We're going to be big sisters
to a tiny newborn baby.

[groans] Tucker
and me are sleepy.

[Tucker murmurs]

Morning, Tucker Pup.

[knocks]

- Sisters, are you awake?
- [Tucker barks]

I'm not awake, Jamma.

[Jamma chuckles] Well,
nearly awake then.

Has our baby been born yet?

Well, Jill, your dad
just messaged me,

and he said…

He said what?

He said "yes."

- Yes, yes, yes!
- [chuckles]

- Hmm?
- Oh, yes, the baby has been born

- and it's a boy.
- [gasps]

You two big sisters have got a new
baby brother to love and huggle.

Yes!

[Jamma chuckles]

[both] We're big sisters!
We're big sisters!

[Jamma] What a
lucky baby brother.

We're going to be the most
caring, sharing big sisters ever.

But I want the first
baby brother huggle.

- Maybe.
- Well, come on down

and we'll talk about it over
breakfast banana pancakes, hey?

Before baby gets home.

- [Jill] Okay!
- Okay!

[Jill] Pickle! It's a boy.

Tell everyone on
Lovely Little Farm.

Boy?

Boy. [gasps]

Boy!

Boy!

A boy? [chuckles]

[Quackety Duck Duck] Quackle.

Hey, you.

Sorry, Quackety Duck Duck,
but you need to get going.

No farm animals in the house
for when our baby gets home.

[Quackety Duck Duck]
I'm not here. Quackle.

Quackety, let me help
you out of there.

Dad said you could only sleep
in here for one night. Remember?

He did. I didn't. [quacks]

- [grunts, whimpers] Whoa!
- [horn honking]

It's them. I can see
the truck, Jacky!

They're coming. They're
coming over the hill.

[Jamma] Come on, let's give them your
best whooping welcome, eh? [chuckles]

Jill! Wait for me.

[both giggle]

- [giggles]
- I've got you, little big sis.

I can't wait for my first
baby brother huggle.

- Morning, my chicky chickens.
- [chickens clucking]

No rush, girls. Truck's
still a long way off.

[horn honks]

[Barbara bleating]

I'll quickly go and
check on Barbara.

[grunts]

- I'll be right back, Jamma.
- [chuckles]

Great first night on Lovely
Little Farm, my goaties?

[all bleating]

- Love you all too. [chuckles]
- [Al mutters]

[hums, sighs]

- [chuckles]
- Al. Mmm.

- Mmm.
- Oh. Hmm.

Hi, Barbara. It's me, Jill.

[gate unlocks]

I got breakfast.

[Barbara bleats]

How's your baby
doing in your tummy?

I'm sure you're going to
have your lamb very soon.

I'm going to meet
my baby brother now.

But I'll come back and
check on you later.

Happy, Egg?

[Al] Very happy egg, Jill.

Look.

Mwah.

Mwah.

- Wow, it moves.
- [soft chittering]

- Mm-hmm.
- [horn honks]

They're here.

Yeah, it moves.

[Al grunts]

[soft chittering]

Quick. Jump on.

[Jill] Coming!

- Mummy.
- Mum!

- [Jamma] Hold tight.
- [Jacky] Whoa!

[Jamma] Off you get. Off you go.

Hey, big sisters.

- [both] Daddy!
- [Jonas laughs]

- Have you been good for Jamma?
- We have.

[Jamma] They have, Jonas.

I'm proud of these
granddaughters of mine.

They told me a
magical bedtime story.

[girls laughing]

[mum] Aw.

Mmm. Come on.

There you go.

Where's my huggle, clever girls?

- Mum!
- Mummy!

A grandson, hey, Jenna?

- [truck door opens]
- [Jonas] Right.

Who's ready to meet
their baby brother?

- Me!
- Me!

Is he really in there?

[Jonas] Oh, he's in
there. I promise.

- [baby murmurs]
- Hi, baby.

My name's Jill, and I'm
your big, big sister.

And I'm going to show
you how to do things.

And I'm your little big sister

and my name is Jacky.

And I want to be the
first ever to huggle you.

[chuckles] Maybe
later, little Jacky,

when baby's warm and cozy
and wide-awake inside. Yeah?

Hey, big sisters. Help
walk your mum to the door.

- Okay.
- Right there, Mum.

Dad, do you think we can let
all of my animals see our baby?

They're right here.

- [Al mutters]
- [girls giggling]

[murmurs]

Sure, Jill.

- Baby.
- Hmm.

These are Farmer Jill's
muddy little buddies.

- Aw!
- Mmm.

- [gasps]
- Aw.

- [chuckles]
- Hmm.

- [chuckles]
- Hmm?

- [Jill] Oh, look.
- [Jamma] Aw.

- [Jamma chuckles]
- [Jacky] So cute!

- [Jonas] There he is.
- [Al] Baby.

Hello. I'm Pickle, waving my
pony tail at ya, little one.

Uh, and I'm Al Alpaca.

I can wave with my ears. See?

[all chuckling]

[groans]

- [shushes] He's waking up.
- Oh.

- [both shushing]
- [men chuckle]

I want my first baby
huggle if he's awake.

Let's get baby
cozy inside first.

All right.

[Jill chuckles] No.

- Your new cozy home is the barn. Remember?
- [mutters]

I'll come and huggle
you all again soon.

- [groans]
- [kisses]

Egg?

- To our egg!
- [Tucker barking]

Yes. I'm with you, Tucker Pup.

- Back inside.
- In you come then, Tucker.

- Wait.
- There's a good pup.

Me too. [quacks]

What about me?

Jill, [quacks] there's
been a mistake.

Tucker was let inside,
but I am still outside.

That's right,
Quackety Duck Duck.

Tucker was allowed inside

because he's a
helpful house pet.

Not a farm animal like you.

I'm sorry.

[kisses]

Well, [quacks] ducks can
be helpful just like pups.

I'll show her. [quacks]

[Jamma chuckles]

Here we are.

[Jill] Aw, is baby asleep again?

Yeah.

And we have to keep
him warm and snuggly

while he snoozes with his
snuggly little blanket.

[Jamma] Oh, your nana
knitted that blanket.

And she used to love snuggling you two
sisters in it when you were little.

[chuckles]

She called you her two tinys.
Tiny Jill and Tiny Jacky.

[both chuckle]

I miss that.

[baby murmurs]

But now we have a
new tiny, Jamma.

[men chuckle]

Look at him.

[Jamma] Oh.

- Aw.
- Aw.

Oh, he's got a
mighty grip on him.

He'll be pulling carrots from the
ground before we know it, Farmer Jill.

What's baby's name?

He doesn't have one yet.

We thought his two big
sisters could help us decide.

- Really?
- Wow!

Yes!

I want to name him…

Hmm.

- [gasps] Tiny!
- [baby fussing]

That woke him up.

Sorry.

[Jacky gasps] Hi, Tiny.

- Hello, Tiny.
- [Tiny crying]

Aw.

I think he's ready for his feed.

[crying continues]

See how I pick him
up very gently.

So he feels safe and
warm without his blanket.

- Can I hold Tiny now?
- [sighs]

Be patient. Mummy needs
to feed him first.

[Tiny babbles]

Don't worry, tiny one.

I'll hold you safely
in my arms very soon.

Hey, now you big sisters
need feeding too.

Come on, let's go outside

- and we can have…
- Hey, Tucker.

- …a Jamma-tastic pancake picnic.
- [Tucker barks]

- [Jill] Hooray! Pancake picnic!
- [Jacky] Yes! Pancake picnic!

That's the idea.

Here we are. Help yourselves.

[sheep bleating]

- [sighs] Mmm.
- [chuckles]

That's it, eat up.

Welcoming a newborn baby home
is hungry work. [chuckles]

Can I go and hold our
new baby brother now?

Please, Jamma.

Just leave Mummy and Daddy to some
quiet time with the new baby first.

- Hey, Jack?
- Okay.

You could help me instead on my
Lovely Little Farm, you know?

Ah, good thinking, Jill.

I can show you something that needs
carefully huggling just like a baby.

- What is it?
- Come and see.

[grunts]

- Come on, Tucker. Come on.
- [barks]

Al? Pickle?

- [Pickle] Hi, Jill.
- [Al] Hi, Jill!

Can Jacky see your amazing egg?

[gasps]

Do you love it?

[chuckles]

Yeah, she loves it.

Jill, what's inside a
golden egg like that?

Well, we don't know.

But whatever is inside,
it's going to be special.

Like all my animals
on Lovely Little Farm.

[Barbara bleats]

Okay.

I'm going to care for our
nearly new mum sheep now.

You can look after
the golden egg.

Jill?

- Yeah?
- What do I do?

Well, do what Mum did
with our baby brother.

[Barbara bleats]

Can I hold and huggle your egg?

Ah! Our egg. We huggle it.

Hmm. We do. Hmm.

- Mmm. Mmm. Oh. Uh…
- [chitters]

- Oh.
- [Pickle gasps]

- [Al gasps]
- [chitters]

Maybe Jacky should
huggle Egg for us.

Sure. Jacky, do it.

Okay, I'd love to try.

See, first I pick it up

just like my mummy picked
up my new baby brother.

Oh.

Then I huggle it
gently, like this,

to keep it safe and warm.

- [chitters]
- [Pickle] Ooh.

Egg's doing happy wiggles.

Egg likes your huggles, Jacky.

- [knocks]
- [Jonas] Hello.

[chickens clucking]

[bleating]

Hey, sisters.

Look at you both caring so
kindly for the things in here.

What have you got there, Jacky?

A golden egg.

- [gasps] Do you love it?
- Yeah, he loves it.

Don't you?

Uh, yeah.

I love it.

That is the most fantastic
egg I have ever seen.

And I've seen a lot of eggs.

We don't know what's inside
or when it will come out

but it's going to
be very special.

You betcha.

You just keep it cozy and
warm and help it grow.

Like Mummy's doing
with the baby.

Good for you, Jacky.

And well done, Farmer Jill.

Barbara is getting all the loving
care and nurture she needs.

But I was hoping you
and Jacky could help me.

Help you?

Yeah. Jamma is
making soup for Mum.

So we need to pick
some vegetables.

- Carrots, potatoes, onions.
- Vegetables?

- Vegetables!
- [Pickle] Vegetables!

Mmm, I love that word.

- Vegetables!
- Vegetables, vegetables, vegetables.

- We're the best at picking vegetables.
- [Jonas chuckles]

And eating them.

Okay, Pickle and Al.
You can come too.

- Are you ready, sisters?
- Ready.

- [Jonas chuckles] Come on, everyone.
- I'm ready!

- What about Egg?
- [gasps] Egg!

Won't your egg be snuggly fine
on its own for a little while?

We're just outside
picking vegetables.

[grunts] But, Jill, it's
fidgety in its nest.

Egg needs someone to
care for it, Jill.

- To keep it safe and warm.
- [Quackety Duck Duck quacks]

[gasps]

- [quacking]
- [giggles]

If you need help keeping
an egg safe and warm,

just ask a bird.

- Oh, yes.
- Me. [quacks]

[Jill] You, little
duckling? Are you sure?

- We didn't know you could be helpful.
- Oh, I am such a helpful duckling.

Like Tucker's a helpful pup.

- [Jill] Ah.
- [quacks, imitates bark]

So off you all go. Egg is
going to be cared for by me.

Take good care of it, Quackety.

- She is.
- It's glowing.

Wow.

[quacks]

[Al] Egg's happy.

Thanks, Quackety.

Barbara, baa if you think
egg-sitting is helpful.

[bleats]

[horn honks]

[giggles]

[Jamma] Need another
digger? [chuckles]

Thanks, Jamma. There's a
lot of vegetables to dig.

Yep.

'Cause my soup is Jamma-packed
with healthy vegetables.

[Jonas chuckles]

[both] Dig, dig,
dig. Eat, eat, eat.

[both] Dig, dig,
dig. Eat, eat, eat.

[both] Yum, yum, yum,
yum, yum, yum, yum.

Yum, yum, yum,
yum, yum, yum, yum.

[Quackety Duck Duck
sighs] Do you know, Egg,

helping to look after
you actually feels nice.

Quackle.

[Barbara bleats]

Egg? Was that you?

[Barbara bleats]

Oh. Not you.

[Barbara bleats]

[bleats]

What, you need Jill?

Hold on, Barbara. [quacks]

It's Barbara. [grunting]

[quacks]

Egg, stay safe and warm.
I've got to get Jill. Okay?

Help!

[clucking]

Coming through.

Oh! Excuse me. Do you mind?

- [quacks] Jill.
- Quackety Duck Duck?

- Jill, help.
- What's wrong, little duckling?

[quacks] It's
Barbara. [quacking]

- Barbara needs me?
- [quacks] Yes.

Jamma, I think Barbara's
lamb's ready to be born!

You run on, Jill. I'll
be right behind you.

Come on, Quackety.

All these vegetables
just for us then?

Or go and see new lamb?

Oh, yes.

Us too, Daddy.

- Okay, Jacky. But no tractor.
- Hmm?

This time, we'll…

- run as fast as we can!
- [both laugh]

- Coming through.
- [barks]

Hi, Barbara. It's Jill.

- It's okay. I'm here to care for you.
- [Barbara bleats]

Oh, Barbara sure looks ready
to have her lamb. [chuckles]

Jamma, what can
I do to help her?

Well, Barbara needs
fresh straw, water,

and you must pet her gently, so
she stays calm and comfortable.

I can do that.

And I'll give you some
of my best huggles.

[both] Hi, Barbara.

- [Jill] Shh!
- [Barbara bleats]

Right. Let's leave Jill to it.

Dad, could Jacky stay and
look after Barbara with me?

Well, she could.

But big sister Jacky wants to give
her first baby brother huggle.

- Doesn't she?
- I think I'll huggle him later, Daddy.

Mummy sheep needs
my huggles more.

You see? Best big
sisters ever. [chuckles]

Thanks, Jacky.

[Jonas] Pickle and Al.

It's just us picking
vegetables now for Mum's soup.

- We're right with you.
- [Barbara bleats]

Thanks for telling me
Barbara needed me, Quackety.

[quacks]

You're Lovely Little
Farm's very own…

helpful… pup-duck.

Pup-duck? Helpful
like Tucker Pup?

Yeah, like Tucker.

[Tucker barking]

- [imitating barking]
- [barking continues]

Quackety, are you
trying to woof?

[imitates bark]

If a duckling helps like a
pup and woofs like a pup,

do you think she might stay
in the house like a pup?

Mmm. We'll see.

- [chuckling]
- [imitates barking]

How's she doing?

She's doing just fine.

Are you comfortable, Barbara?

We'll take care of you and
stay right by your side

until your lamb is born.