I'm a fun-loving duck And I love to play
Quickly waddling through the day
So much to see along the way And I'm so flappity
I'm a graceful goose And I love being me
I take my steps more thoughtfully
There's beauty in all I see
And I'm so elegant
You be you and I'll be me
Duck and Goose We're Duck and Goose
"Duck and Goose find something round."
I'm gonna tag you, Goose.
Whoa, dear!
-Tag! You're it! -Honk.
Duck, you always catch me, but I can never catch you.
You have to run faster, Goose.
But I don't want to step in a hole or trip on a rock.
Those things never happen.
They just did.
-Now I'm about to tag you. -No, you won't.
I'm gonna tag you this time, Duck.
Nuh-uh. Nuh-uh.
Tag, you're it!
Not for long.
What is it?
Maybe it's something that fell from the moon.
Or maybe it is the moon!
Or it could be the world's biggest berry.
Or maybe it's a dinosaur's eyeball.
Should we touch it?
I wouldn't.
I would.
What does it feel like?
It feels round.
Round like a melon or round like a bubble?
Round like…
-An egg! -Egg!
We found an egg! We found an egg!
That means a baby bird must be inside it.
A baby bird! A baby bird! A baby bird!
We don't wanna wake up the baby bird.
I'm very sorry, baby bird. Go back to sleep.
Now that we've got an egg, what do we do with it?
Care for it, of course.
Same as Mama Duck.
Yes! We need to keep it warm till it's ready to hatch.
I bet it'll hatch if we sit on it.
But it's really high.
I know! This'll be fun.
How do we get up there?
I'll go first.
Come on, Goose. Gimme a boost.
Don't worry, little chick. We're gonna keep you nice and warm.
-Come on up! -Okay.
Let me try this again.
Honkedy, honkedy, honkedy.
Now I need a boost.
Okay.
Thanks, Duck.
Almost there. Honk.
Goose! Goose, now what about me?
Grab on to my foot, Duck.
Almost there.
Let's try this again.
Yes! We made it!
Duck, the baby.
Yeah? Right, forgot.
Duck.
-Never mind. -I'm so excited we're hatching an egg.
Me too.
When this egg hatches, we'll see a brand-new baby.
What do we do now?
Sit and wait.
I'm not very good at sitting or waiting.
Just do your best, Duck.
I will.
Duck, what are we going to do after the egg hatches?
We'll get to climb down.
No. I mean, what are we going to do with the baby?
I'm gonna teach it how to quack.
And I'm gonna teach it how to honk. Honk!
And I'm gonna teach it how to waddle like a duck.
I'm gonna teach it how to waddle like a goose.
I'm gonna teach it how to swim and how to leap right into the pond.
I'll teach it to swim too.
But we'll enter the pond carefully where the water is not too deep.
Friends don't always have to agree. You be you, and I'll be me.
And now it's time to wait for you to hatch.
You hear that, little duckling? You're gonna hatch soon.
Yummy.
Honk.
I think our baby will be lucky to have you for its duck.
And I think our baby will be lucky to have you for its goose.
I hope so.
I wish I knew more about taking care of babies.
I have an idea!
Let's make a bird doll, so we can practice how to take care of a baby.
I like the way you think, Goose.
We'll be right back.
Let's find some stuff to make it with.
This'll work.
And this.
Put these together.
-No. That goes the other way. -And wrap that around.
And put this on top.
Our bird doll is really cute.
When our egg hatches It'll be a special day
We'll take care of the baby In our own special way
I'll give it lots of cuddles And keep it out of puddles
We'll run and we'll play And we'll giggle all day
I'll make sure it's fed
I'll rub its little head
We'll swim and we'll quack And it'll ride on my back
Now it's just Duck and me But with baby, makes us three
One thing we're sure of
We'll give it all our love
-It's starting to rain. -You're right.
If it rains on the egg, the baby might get cold.
We're coming, egg.
I'll catch the raindrops so the egg doesn't get wet.
There are too many of them.
What do we do? The egg's getting soaked.
We need to cover the egg.
I'll make an umbrella.
Good idea.
It stopped.
I don't think we should climb down again.
We need to keep the egg warm, or it's never going to hatch.
You know, when it does hatch, we'll need a name for it.
You're right! How about Itsy Bitsy Goosey?
Or Sugar Quackles.
Spotty Gosling?
Duckly Ducker Duck.
Did you feel that?
I felt that. The baby bird is about to hatch.
I felt it move again.
Me too!
That baby's going to break out right about now!
Hey, who's up there?
Bluebird!
Hello, Duck. Hello, Goose.
Please don't do that.
-Yes, and please lower your voice. -Yes.
We don't want to upset the baby chick inside.
Inside a ball?
No, not a ball. An egg.
Yes, a very big, round, spotted--
It is very big and very round.
I've seen spots on an egg but not as colorful as these.
Bluebird's right.
We thought we had a baby, but all we have is a ball.
A ball isn't as cute as a baby bird.
And it doesn't need us to take care of it.
That's okay. I like playing with a ball.
You know who else might like playing with the ball?
A brand-new baby duck.
Let's float it over to its mom.
This calls for a, "Whoo-hoo!"
Mama Duck, we've brought a gift for your new duckling.
Where is it?
Duck, I think our ball is too big for the baby to play with.
No, it isn't. I've got an idea.
Yeah! Yeah!
I'm glad you're you, Duck.
You had the idea to bring our ball to the baby duckling.
Now we've made a new friend.
And I'm glad you're you, Goose.
You know just how to hold the baby so I can play with it.
I think the little duckling likes your spinning, Duck.
He sure looks cozy in your wings, Goose.
Two bills, four webbed feet and a lot of feathers
make our different ideas even better.
"Duck and Goose and Thistle go to Fuzzy Field."
One, two, three, four, five.
Ready or not, here I come.
Where, oh, where could Duck be hiding?
I bet he's behind that big rock.
Honk.
Sorry, I almost stepped on you, my friend. I didn't see you.
Exactly, Goose. I was hiding in the dandelions.
What a delightful place to hide.
Hey, let's each pick one and blow on it.
Great idea, Goose.
Why would we do that, Goose?
Because if you make a wish and blow on the dandelion,
your wish will come true.
That is such a good idea.
Come on. Let's go find the perfect one.
Found one!
Sorry, Duck. I forgot to tell you.
It only works on fuzzy, gray dandelions, like this one.
And that one.
Looks like it's the last gray dandelion in the whole patch.
Yeah. Here, I'll show you.
I wish to see a butterfly.
A butterfly. My wish came true.
Zowie! My turn, my turn.
Now, what should I wish for?
I know. A really big pinecone.
Ready or not, here goes.
Can I make a wish too? I'm the best at making wishes.
Oh, no.
Sorry I bumped into you.
I'm the best at fluttering.
But stopping? Not so much.
It's okay…
Thistle. I'm new here. Who are you?
-I'm Duck. -And I'm Goose.
-Hiya. -Welcome to our meadow.
Thanks.
Hey, let's find more dandelions to make wishes on.
Sorry, but this is the only gray dandelion left.
No need to be sad, Duck. We can make a lovely trip to Fuzzy Field.
There are lots of gray dandelions to blow on there.
Great idea, Goose.
Come on, you two.
I just thought of a better dandelion wish. Raspberries.
No, blueberries. No, raspberries and blueberries.
I'll make another wish too.
You can never have too many wishes, I always say.
Well, what are we waiting for?
Nothing.
Then let's get quacking.
Get it? "Quacking"? 'Cause you're a duck.
Are we there yet?
Not even close. We just started.
I know a way to pass the time.
Duck and I will sing the waddling song.
I'm with you and you're with me
Waddle, waddle, waddling
It's a friendship kind of thing
That brings a smile and laugh For all to see
Waddle, waddle, waddling
Singing songs along the way
Waddle, waddle, waddling
Making a wish, blowing a kiss Wiggly waddling through the day
You can always count on me We're so different, but we agree
-That you be you -And I'll be me
Waddle, waddle, waddling You and me, boo ba-da
That was great, friendsters, but I have my own waddling song.
Waddle, waddle all along
Dinosaurs and cucumbers Oh, yeah
Waddling some more That's me
Singing with the grasshoppers Waddle, waddle
I've never heard a song quite like that before.
Me neither. It's different.
Come on. Let's get quacking.
I just thought of a splendid wish.
But I want to keep it secret until we get to Fuzzy Field.
I'm gonna wish for a lizard. I love how they change colors.
I thought you wanted berries.
Changed my mind.
Are we almost there yet?
I think so.
Not if we can't get past this boulder that's so rudely blocking our path.
No prob. Let's go around it.
There's a leaf over here we can bounce on to fling us over to the other side.
But the shrub on this side has flowers.
If we get stuck, we'll have something sweet to smell.
Friends don't always have to agree.
-You be you. -And I'll be me.
And I'll be me. Super strong!
Wow.
-Thank you, Thistle. -Don't mention it. Hey.
We can use these rocks for steps.
Then slide down the boulder to the other side.
Yeah!
Time to slide!
Show me what you got, Goose.
Your turn, Thistle.
Yahoo!
-Did she just slide down on her belly? -Yep!
-Did you know you could do that? -Nope.
Thistle, are you okay in there?
Sure, silly. I just wanted to say hi to the snails.
Hi, little snails.
Bye, little snails.
-Hi. -Honk!
Hooray, we did it.
This calls for a wing ding!
A wing what?
A wing ding!
Wing ding!
You do everything different, don't you, little duck?
Yeah. Let's go to Wishy Field. Or whatever it's called.
Fuzzy Field! I can hardly wait!
Are we almost there yet?
Yes, Thistle.
Just around this bend will be a delightful valley of tiny little wildflowers.
And past the wildflowers is a Fuzzy Field full of gray dandelions.
Hey. I thought these flowers were supposed to be little.
They were.
Last time we were here, they were this short.
Now they're so tall, we can't see which way Fuzzy Field is.
I have a splendid idea, Duck. Hop on, my fine-feathered friend.
Here goes!
Can you see anything?
Almost.
That would be a no.
This is terrible. Now I'll never get my beach ball.
Did you change your mind again about your wish?
Yep. But I guess it doesn't matter now.
If we go through these tall flowers, we'll get lost.
And we were so close.
Sorry Duck, but I guess we'll have to go home.
This is all my fault.
I bumped into your dandelion with my fluttering.
You sure can flutter high, Thistle.
Yeah. I can flutter higher than anyone can flutter.
That's it!
-Flutter higher, Thistle! -'Kay, 'kay.
What can you see?
A dandy field of lions.
I mean, a field of dandelions.
But how will we get through the wildflowers?
Just follow me. I can see the path.
Look, Goose.
We did it!
Okay, Duck. Make your wish.
I need more time to think. You go first, Thistle.
I have the best wish of all.
I wish we could all be best friends.
Your wish came true!
Indeed. The three of us are best friends.
Now are you ready to make your wish, Duck?
Not yet. You go, Goose.
I wish that every day could be as wonderful as this one.
Your wish came true too, Goose.
Because if we're all best friends, every day will be as wonderful as today.
All right, my friend. It's time for you to finally make your wish.
I can't wait to hear what it is.
No more changing my mind!
I wish Thistle would teach me the words to her quack-tastic waddling song.
You got it.
You have to waddle while you sing, or it doesn't have that extra zing.
Waddle, waddle all along
Dinosaurs and cucumbers Oh, yeah
Waddling some more That's me
Singing with the grasshoppers Waddle, waddle
Now you try it.
Waddle, waddle all along
Dinosaurs and cucumbers Oh, yeah
Waddling some more That's me
Singing with the grasshoppers Waddle, waddle
My wish came true!
I'm glad you're you, Thistle.
Me too. Because you're one of a kind.
And I'm glad you're you.
'Cause if you weren't you, you would be somebody else.
-Three bills. -Six webbed feet.
And a lot of feathers.
-Make our different ideas… -Even better.
Waddle, waddle Dinosaurs and cucumbers
Oh, yeah Waddling…