[quacking]
♪ 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 ♪ -[quacks]
-[honks] -[both] ♪ You be you And I'll be me ♪
-[quacks] -♪ You be you And I'll be me ♪
♪ Duck and Goose We're Duck and Goose ♪
[Duck] "Duck and Goose Fly a Kite."
I'm gonna get you. [chuckles, grunts]
[panting] [honks]
Tag! You're it, Goose! [chuckles]
Ha ha! You wanna play tag too, hat?
-Follow that hat! -I'm following. I'm following.
[grunts, panting]
Whoa!
Faster, Goose, it's getting away!
[panting]
Why does faster always have to be so fast? Hey-- [grunts]
Oh, no, my hat!
-Get it! -Get it! [grunts]
[both grunting]
[gasps]
[panting] Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Ah! Whoa!
[both grunting]
[both] My hat!
Chasing hats is fun! Let's do it again!
Sure, Duck.
But we better tie strings to them first
so they don't fly away.
Good idea, Goose.
We've got plenty of string in the favorite tree.
[humming]
Hmm?
Whoa! Whoa.
Did you see that, Goose?
The hat. The string.
It was-- It was like flying a kite.
Why don't we fly a kite?
I've never flown a kite. Me neither.
Well, not a real kite.
But I bet it's even more fun than Chase That Hat.
Then it's decided!
We shall make a kite
and fly it high into the sky together.
Let's do it!
So, what stuff do we need
to build our extra special flying-high kite, Goose?
Let's use my paper. Be gentle, Duck.
Everyone knows there's nothing worse than wrinkled paper.
Whoa!
[grunts]
I'll put it under this root, so it'll be nice and safe.
There, we can't have you blowing away again.
I've been saving these vines.
We can use them for the tail of the kite.
Here, let me help you, Duck.
They'll make a nice long tail to steady the kite as it flies.
[groans, grunts] [grunts] Hmm.
[both grunting] [Duck] Hmm.
Get ready, Goose.
Ready? For what? For this!
[chuckles] That was actually kind of fun.
Yeah! I want our kite to go faster than you can say,
"Quackedy, quackedy, honk, honk, honk."
[grunts]
Then you can use a short tail. That'll make it go faster.
Maybe we should have a short string
and a long string.
Yes! What else can we use to build our kite?
We can use these interesting sticks
I've been collecting to make the kite strong.
What else, Duck? My rubber ball!
Ooh, ooh!
Right.
Rubber ball! Rubber ball?
Balls bounce high,
and that's where we want our kite to be.
Makes sense.
Now we need something sticky to hold it all together.
I have the perfect thing! Tree sap.
Ew! I don't like sticky things very much.
They're so... sticky.
I know! Isn't that great?
And the last thing... My hat!
Because it already makes a good kite.
Right, then let's start building.
Ugh. I'm stuck!
I knew this was going to happen.
Ew, ew, sticky, sticky.
Little help, Duck?
[both grunting]
Oof! [grunts]
[sighs] Thanks, Duck.
Finished! Done!
Okay, you hold the kite
while I fly it by holding the string.
I thought I might be the first to fly while you hold the kite.
Well, there's only one way to decide who goes first.
With a rousing game of...
[both] Rock, stick, leaf. [chuckles]
Rock beats leaf. Leaf beats stick. Stick beats rock.
Rock, stick, leaf, go!
It's a tie. We both did rock.
Rock, stick, leaf, go!
It's a tie again. We both did leaf.
Okay, third time's the charm.
[both] Rock, stick, leaf, go!
[Duck] Stick beats rock.
Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! [chuckles]
You fly first.
I'll hold this, and you run with the string.
Remember, Goose, I'll start waddling,
and when the string goes tight, let go, and then it flies!
Let's see, which way is the wind blowing?
Hmm, hmm, hmm. [gasps]
Aha! That way.
I'm gonna go that way
so the wind will blow me really fast.
Now, how should I let go of the kite?
I wonder if I should give it a little toss.
Or would that be too bold?
Maybe a simple drop. Yes.
That's the way to go-- Oh! [honks]
Goose, what happened? So sorry, Duck.
I held on too long.
That's okay, Goose. Now it's your turn to fly.
Thanks, Duck.
Uh-oh! The hat fell off.
[humming]
Don't you need to go fast, Goose?
I want to give our kite time to be ready for flying.
Just like I like to take my time to get ready for things.
[humming]
Mmm. [grunts, yawns]
I'm gonna tie this knot even tighter,
so it doesn't come loose while it's high in the sky.
[screams]
[gasps] Goose!
Okay, okay, I'll go faster.
[sighs] It's no use. He can't hear me.
[honks]
The knot came untied. [grunts]
We could always play tag instead of kite flying.
Tag! You're it, Goose! [chuckling]
No. We're gonna fly this kite, or my name isn't Goose.
But your name is Goose, Goose.
Exactly.
Well, it's your turn to try.
And this time,
the kite's going to fly high into the sky.
I can feel it in my bill. Whoo!
But we can't, Duck. We're missing something.
But we have the kite, we have the string.
What else do we need? Just look at me.
What? You're not doing anything.
Precisely, not a feather's moving.
There's no more wind.
[grunts]
You're right, Goose.
How can we fly our kites if there's no wind?
I think I have an answer.
Wind is just air that moves. We can do that ourselves.
Right. We can blow really hard.
[inhales sharply, blows]
I'd rather flap my wings.
[both] Friends don't always have to agree.
You be you, and I'll be me.
Okay, you do it your way, and I'll do it mine.
And soon, we'll make our own mighty wind.
[inhales sharply, blows] [panting]
[both sighing]
I really wanted to fly our kite. Me too.
But what can we do?
I don't know.
[quacks] [honks]
Oh! The wind. It's back.
Hmm. The wind is blowing that way!
Run with it! [panting]
Whoa! Ooh! [quacks] Hey! [honks, grunts]
[both grunting]
There goes our kite.
And there goes our string. Get it!
[quacks, grunting] W-W-W-Whoa.
Whoa-- Whoa. Whoa-- Wh-- Wh-- Wh-- Whoa!
-[Goose] Whoa. -Ooh!
[Goose] Look!
Duck, is our kite actually flying?
I think so, but don't move a feather.
[Goose] Whoa! Ooh!
[Duck] Yeah! Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!
[both gasp] Our kite is on the ground.
But it sort of, kind of, almost flew.
It did sort of, almost, kind of flew.
But how did it sort of, almost, kind of flew?
I don't know. Let's try again. I think it's your turn.
The wind is blowing that way. Now we'll go the other way.
I didn't like it when the wind pushed us over.
I got grass stains all over my feathers.
Waddling into the wind is way more fun
than waddling with the wind pushing my tail.
One bounce, two bounce, three bounce, four.
Keep going, Goose, you're doing great!
But now what?
Maybe you should throw it up higher! Oh, oh,
and I know just the way! Hi-yah!
Great idea, Duck! Look! Look!
[gasps] We're flying! Yeah! Whoo-hoo! Yay! Whoo-hoo!
I'm glad you're you, Goose.
You ran into the wind, which made the wind hold it up.
And I'm glad you're you.
You put a rubber ball on our kite,
and when you bounced it, the kite flew higher.
[both] Whoa!
Two bills. Four webbed feet.
And a lot of feathers. Make our different ideas...
[both] Even better.
Here, Duck, it's your turn.
I love kite flying.
Me too.
[Goose] "Duck and Goose and the Purple Plums."
I spy with my little eye,
something orange and black.
Hmm. Is it a butterfly?
[quacks] Yes! Now it's your turn, Goose.
I spy with my little eye, something yellow!
Hmm. [quacks]
No. I don't see what you spy.
The only thing that's yellow around here is me.
[laughs] That's it, Duck. I spied you.
[laughs]
I spy with my little eye, Duck and Goose playing I Spy.
[both] Bluebird!
Did you come to play with us?
Hmm. No. Even better.
I came to invite you to a party
I'm having at the pond today.
Quack-tastic! We'll be there!
I mean, here, at the pond.
Oh, goody.
It's gonna be a treats and tweets party.
Treats and tweets? Uh-huh.
There's gonna be seeds, nuts and berries.
That's the treats part. Mmm.
I love seeds. I love nuts. I love berries.
Me too! What's the tweets part?
I'm going to sing songs for all my friends.
[vocalizing] Splendid!
You have the loveliest voice in the whole meadow.
[Thistle] And I have the loudest!
-[quacks] -[honks]
Quack! [honks]
Hi, Duck. Hi, Goose.
-Good morning! -[both] Hi, Thistle!
Wanna come to my party at the pond today?
Yes! Hooray!
Is that a purple plum?
It sure is. I picked it myself.
[burps, hiccups] Excuse me.
I'm the best picker in the whole meadow.
I love purple plums!
I got it from that plum tree right over there.
Ooh. I'd love to have plums for my friends today.
They're my very favorite fruit.
Mine too!
I'd share my plum with you, except for one thing.
I ate it.
I have an idea.
Goose and I will go to the plum tree
and eat some plums for you.
Uh-- I mean pick some plums for you.
Plums will make everything extra special. Thank you.
[both] ♪ You're welcome ♪
♪ So very welcome ♪
What? You can't have singing
without a little dancing, can you?
[both chuckle] No.
Those plums aren't going to pick themselves.
[gasps] And they're not going to gobble themselves either.
[chuckles]
Thanks, Duck and Goose.
Now I can practice my singing.
See you later, everyone.
Hmm. Now, all we have to do is get the plums way up there,
all the way down here. Okay.
Let's flutter up to the lowest branches
and grab a bunch of plums.
Hmm.
Or we could use this stick
and knock the lowest hanging fruit into the basket.
Oh, your way is faster. Let's get those plums.
[grunts] Hi-yah!
[honks]
Careful, Duck.
We don't want them to get bruised.
[quacks]
Honk. [grunts, sighs]
[sighs, chuckles]
[pants] Honk. [quacking] One last plum.
Here it comes. [quacks] [honks]
Bluebird's going to flip her feathers
when she sees our basket of plums.
Now all we have to do is take them to the pond.
Let's go!
Duck, slow down.
Whoa. Whoa!
I meant to do that.
Where are the plums?
-[both scream] -Ooh. Ow.
-Ooh. Wait. [grunting] -[screams]
I got 'em! Phew.
That was way too close.
We almost lost all the plums.
Yes, we did, Duck.
Maybe I should carry the basket now.
I'll be more careful. Good luck.
Those plums can be a little tricky to handle.
Now my wings are free so I can do this!
[laughing]
Look at me!
Come on, Goose. Let's go.
[groans] All the way up there? What about the plums?
Come on, Goose. It's just a little hill.
Okay, Goose. Take it nice and slow.
You can do this. Don't drop the plums.
Don't drop the plums.
[panting, grunts]
Don't drop the plums.
[grunts] Don't drop the plums.
Don't drop the plums.
Honk-tastic. I made it.
Yep. You're a super uphill waddler.
Thank you, Duck.
Bluebird's going to love
this magnificent basket of plums.
Goose!
After those plums! Whoo-hoo!
I'm faster than a silly basket of fruit any day!
Careful, Goose.
Whoa. Oof! Plum. Another plum!
Another plum! [grunting]
Careful, Goose. Careful. [honks, grunts]
There! Looks like we got each and every...
Plum!
We saved all the plums! Now let's get quacking.
Bluebird will be worried if we're late.
And everyone knows a nervous bird can't sing.
I'll carry them. We need to go slow.
Uh-uh. Fast!
Slow!
Fast! Slow!
[both] Friends don't always have to agree.
You be you, and I'll be me.
I'll carry the basket nice and slow,
so they get there safely.
And?
And you waddle really fast to tell Bluebird
the plums are on their way.
Do you like my plan? Quack!
I guess that was a yes.
[panting, quacking]
Don't drop the plums. Don't drop the plums.
[vocalizing]
Hiya! Hi, Duck.
Goose may be a little late.
He's waddling slower than usual
since he's carrying a gazillion plums
and doesn't want to drop any.
Oh, goody!
I didn't drop the plums. I didn't drop the plums.
-I didn't drop the plums. -Yay!
[vocalizing] Quackedy, quackedy, quack!
You made it on time, Goose. [Bluebird vocalizing]
Phew.
Bluebird is just warming up her voice. [exhales heavily]
She was glad to hear you were on the way. [vocalizing]
Wowser, Goose. We did it.
We got the plums
all the way here without losing any.
I know, Duck.
Even my little tail feathers are tired.
Let's rest before the show starts.
Okay, Goose.
What was that sound?
What sound? That...
... [imitates squashing] sound.
[honks] [gasps]
[quacking] [sighs, groans]
Now we have squashed plums.
We can't give these to Bluebird.
She'll be so upset. [vocalizing]
Wait.
I bet they taste the same as unsquashed plums.
Mmm.
Maybe even better.
But squashed plums don't look as nice
as unsquashed plums because they're--
they're squashed!
Doesn't matter how they look. It matters how they taste.
Oh. Right.
Let's turn the squashed plums into plum pudding.
[gasps] No. Let's squash them even more and make plum juice.
Pudding. Juice!
[both grunting]
Wait a minute.
Friends don't always have to agree.
Right. You be you, and I'll be me.
And I can make plum juice! I can make plum pudding.
Bluebird's going to love eating plum pudding.
Then quenching her thirst with fresh plum juice.
Squish. Squash. Squish. Squash. [grunts] Whew.
Sure hope Bluebird likes what we made.
[Goose] Me too.
Enjoy yourselves, my friends.
Goose, I'm so happy you and the plums got here safely.
Actually, we have two special treats.
I made purple plum pudding.
And I made purple plum juice.
Plum pudding and plum juice instead of whole plums?
[both whimpering]
What a great idea!
I can't think of anything better than eating plum pudding,
then quenching my thirst with fresh plum juice.
[both] That's what we said!
The treats are here, everyone, thanks to Duck and Goose.
-Yeah! -Yay! Yay!
Wow, purple plum pudding plus purple plum juice. Perfect!
[cheering]
Mmm. Thanks, Duck and Goose.
Both of your treats were plummy. Um, I mean yummy.
-Hooray! Yay! -Whoo!
I'm glad you're you, Goose.
You were so careful with all the plums.
We didn't lose any at all.
And I'm glad you're you, Duck.
You saved a bunch of plums from rolling down the hill
because you were so speedy.
Two bills. Four webbed feet.
And a lot of feathers. Make our different ideas...
[both] Even better.
[gasps]
♪ Over the meadow And through the sky ♪
♪ So many things to see When I fly ♪
♪ Butterflies And rolling hills ♪
♪ Treetops and daffodils ♪
♪ Pinecones and flowers ♪
♪ Blue skies for hours ♪
♪ Flapping my wings And feeling so free ♪
♪ It's fun to be A bluebird like me ♪
[cheering]