[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 go Trick-or-Treating."
[spooky music playing]
Autumn is my favorite time of the year, Goose.
Mine too, Duck.
-I love how the golden and orange leaves… -[grunting]
…fall gently from the trees.
And the best thing about autumn is
I get to rake them into a perfectly neat pile.
The best thing for me is this! Ka-quack!
[spits]
[chuckling] Honk.
Looks like we're both right, Duck.
Because now I get to rake the leaves all over again.
There's another reason I love autumn so much.
Because you know what tomorrow is?
[both, echoing] Halloween!
[both laughing]
I love going trick-or-treating!
Me too.
And after that, all our friends will show up for our big party.
I can hardly wait.
What kind of costumes should we wear?
Something beautiful.
Like rainbows! [chuckles]
Hmm. Very rainbowy.
But I think we should be something more exciting.
Like octopuses.
Ooh!
Look. I have eight arms.
-[grunts] -[honks]
I think we need something simpler, Duck. Like…
Ooh. Pretty hummingbirds!
[Duck grunting]
[panting] I don't think so, Goose.
It makes me tired to flap so fast.
I got it.
How about a quack-in-the-box?
Turn the knob, Goose.
♪ Da, da, da-ta-ta-ta-ta ♪
-[yells] -♪ "Quack" goes the ducky. ♪
[chuckles] That's a good one, Duck.
But I can't be a quack-in-the-box.
I don't quack. I honk.
Hmm.
Agreeing on the same costume is harder than I thought.
It sure is, Duck.
Let's just do our own and surprise each other tomorrow morning.
[Thistle] Did someone say "surprise"?
[Duck gasps]
[Thistle] I love surprises!
Uh, do pumpkins talk?
No, they most certainly do not.
They're pumpkins. They do what pumpkins do. Nothing.
Then where did that voice come from?
-[Thistle] From me. -[both gasp]
-Hmm. -[sighs]
-Surprise! -[both yell]
-Oh. Hi, Thistle. -Hi, Thistle.
We're having a Halloween party tomorrow.
Would you like to come? There'll be lots of treats.
[gasps] I'd love to!
I'm the best "Halloween-er" you've ever "seen-er."
Can't talk now, guys. Gotta make my costume.
It's a surprise. I love surprises.
See you tomorrow.
[both] Goodbye!
Let's go back to our nests, Goose, and get a good night's sleep.
Yes. We've got a party tomorrow and a lot of trick-or-treating to do.
[crickets chirping, owls hooting]
[birds chirping]
Meet the meadow's newest superhero.
[gasps]
[yelps] It's a ghost. A spooky ghost.
[imitating ghost] Goose. Oh, Goose.
[normal] Hmm, I wonder where Goose could be.
He said he'd meet me here today, but I don't see him.
[gasps] Oh, hi, Goose.
You ready to go trick-or-treating?
[yells] The spooky ghost is talking to me!
[imitating superhero] Um, Goose isn't here.
Just me, an incredibly strong and fearless superhero.
Look, Goose. It's just me, Duck.
I'm wearing a sheet so I look like a spooky ghost.
[scats]
You ever seen a ghost tap-dance before?
No.
And I'd recognize your feet anywhere.
You really are Duck.
I sure am, Goose.
Actually, today you can call me [imitating superhero] the Great Gooster.
The bravest superhero in the meadow.
[yelps] What was that?
[chuckles] It's only a little ladybug.
Yeah, I knew that. [pants] I was only fooling.
Nothing scares the Great Gooster!
Your costume is beautiful!
I like your bright red cape.
Thanks, Duck. And your costume's perfect.
Nothing is more exciting than a ghost.
Come on. Let's go to the forest for some super-duper trick-or-treating.
And when we're done, we can decorate the meadow for our party.
-Whoo-hoo! Whoo! Yeah! -Let's go! [chuckles]
♪ We can hardly wait to go ♪
[both] ♪ Waddle, waddle, waddling ♪
♪ Waddling through the woods ♪
♪ Trick-or-treating on Our four webbed feet ♪
[both] ♪ Waddle, waddle, waddling ♪
♪ Pumpkins, apples, treats for everyone ♪
[both] ♪ Waddle, waddle, waddling ♪
♪ Bats are kinda spooky ♪
♪ But they're really Very friendly and fun ♪
[both] ♪ Black cats are exciting to see ♪
♪ Ghosts and goblins Running through the trees ♪
-♪ In the best meadow ever ♪ -♪ Where we love to be ♪
[both] ♪ It's a happy Halloween Trick or treat, boo ba-da ♪
[all laughing, cheering]
Welcome, everyone.
Let the trick-or-treating begin.
[all laughing, cheering]
Now, remember, Duck, it's okay to eat some of the treats,
but let's make sure we save plenty for the party.
Sure thing, Goose!
Uh, I mean, the Great Gooster!
Let's go!
[both] Trick or treat!
Thank you!
Bye.
Trick or treat.
-Thanks. -Thank you!
[both] Trick or treat.
Thank you.
[both] Trick or treat.
Thanks!
Whoa! We sure got a lot of treats.
Yes. Let's take a snack break.
Mmm. Great Gooster, these cranberries are the best.
Nice and… [grunts] sour.
Actually, I prefer a clover, Duck.
Nice and sweet.
[both] Friends don't always have to agree. You be you, and I'll be me.
We better head back to the meadow so we can decorate it for our party.
Okay, Great Gooster.
But I think we've got time for one last trick-or-treat.
[both] Trick or treat.
Here you go.
Thanks, Squirrel.
That was our very last trick-or-treat for the day.
Yeah. Now we're going back to the meadow to put up decorations for the party.
Oh, it's you. Duck and Goose.
I just met a swamp monster who's looking for you two.
[both] Swamp monster?
Honk.
Anything with "monster" in its name worries me.
Spooky monster. Furry monster.
Even teeny-tiny monster.
What if the swamp monster wants to eat all of our treats?
Then we won't be able to have our party.
We better hide, Duck.
Hide?
Yes. Let's skip Halloween this year and just wait for a nice unscary holiday
like Thanksgiving.
Maybe the swamp monster is not that scary.
Let's ask Squirrel.
What exactly does he look like anyway?
Swampy and green.
Muddy, mucky, yucky, and most of all, slimy.
Ew!
Slimy?
Oh, I almost forgot.
It was also stinky.
Really stinky.
-Can we please hide up in your tree? -Be my guest.
[grunting]
No, Goose. We need to get back to the meadow to decorate.
[sighs] You're right, Duck.
Or we could try hiding again.
-No hiding. -[grunts] Hiding.
-No hiding. -Hiding!
The Great Gooster isn't a hider. He's brave.
You're right, Duck. He is.
Oh, um, I mean, [imitating superhero] I am.
Good. Now let's go home to decorate the meadow for the party.
And not mention the bad old swamp monster ever again.
Oops. I just did.
That's okay.
Starting now, let's not say the words "swamp monster" ever again.
-[gasps] Oops. Now I said it. [chuckles] -[chuckling]
-Goodbye. -Goodbye, Squirrel.
See you at our party.
Can't wait to decorate the meadow.
Me too.
Uh-oh, Duck. Muddy footprints.
Yeah. And I smell something stinky.
It must be coming from the you-know-what.
Let's turn around.
[both shout]
It's the swamp monster!
I mean, it's the you-know-what!
It wants our party treats. We have to hide!
-[grunting] -Quick. Behind that rock.
Wait a minute. Why should we hide?
I look like a ghost. I can scare the swamp monster away.
And I'm the Great Gooster.
Everybody knows monsters are afraid of brave superheroes.
Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
I think so.
-Let's do this. -Yeah!
-[quacking] -[honking]
[yells]
Wait a minute. I've seen those feet before.
I don't think that's a swamp monster at all.
[both] Thistle, is that you?
Duck, Goose, I've been looking everywhere for you.
I wanted to go trick-or-treating with you.
So there is no swamp monster?
Nope, just me.
I went down to the swamp to get all yucky and stinky.
Well, you sure did a good job.
I'm going to the brook to get this stinky slime off me.
-See you at the party. -[Duck] Okay!
[Goose] Bye, Thistle.
Last one to the meadow is a stinky old swamp monster.
[all chuckling]
-Hi, Duck. -[Duck] Hello.
-[Rabbit] Hi, Goose. -[Squirrel] Hi.
Come and get your treats, everyone!
Thanks, Duck and Goose. This party is really, really fun.
[both] You're welcome.
You know something, Duck? I'm glad you're you.
You bravely decided that we didn't have to hide from that monster.
And I'm glad you're you.
I like how you knew that the monster wasn't really a monster.
I feel lucky to have such a clever friend.
-Two bills. -Four webbed feet.
-And a lot of feathers. -Make our different ideas…
[both] Even better.
-Whoo! -Hey!
[both] ♪ Oh, it's Halloween In our lovely little meadow ♪
♪ This is for sure the best yet ♪
-♪ Boo ba-da ♪ -[bat clicking]
[Goose] "Duck and Goose and the Three-Legged Race."
[both snoring]
Come on, Goose. Let's play.
Not over there.
-[groans] Over here. -[Thistle, Bluebird] ♪ …finish the race ♪
[both] ♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
♪ If we stay in step, We'll finish the race ♪
♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
♪ If we stay in step, We'll finish the-- ♪
Huh?
[shushes] Let's not wake them.
But we can't run a three-legged race without someone to race with.
Still, let's wait.
-Hmm? -Hi, Duck!
[stammers, pants]
What's-- [pants, honks]
[groans] What's going on?
Oh! Hello, Bluebird. Hello, Thistle.
-Hi, Goose. -We wanna race with you.
Ooh, racing sounds like fun.
I like to feel the wind ruffling through my feathers.
[grunts]
I love races too! Especially when we cross the finish line.
[both laughing]
Not if we cross it first.
[both] ♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
♪ If we stay in step, We'll finish the race ♪
Um, Bluebird, Thistle,
why are your legs tied together?
Oh, didn't we mention?
It's a special race. A three-legged race.
Wanna join us?
I don't know. I only have two legs.
I don't think I can grow another one.
[laughs] You don't have to, Goose.
A three-legged race is when two friends tie their inside legs together.
Like this.
One, two, three legs. See?
One, two, three!
Got it! Yeah! We'll race you!
Yay!
The starting line is at the favorite tree.
Meet you there!
[both] ♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
♪ If we stay in step, We'll finish the race ♪
♪ In, out, smile on face… ♪
Ooh, Goose! Let's find a quack-tastic vine for the race.
We've never done a three-legged one before.
We better practice first.
No need. It'll be easy, Goose.
Together, the two of us can do anything!
Even when we're tied together with this vine.
Okay. Let's try it.
Come on, Goose! Race you to the race.
We're here, and we're ready to race.
Yes! What's the plan, Bluebird?
Okay.
This is the starting line.
We are going to cross the meadow into the woods,
then out of the woods to the finish line.
Got it?
Oh, yeah!
Um, Duck, don't we have to tie the vine to our legs first?
Oh. [giggles] Yeah.
Allow me.
We'll need a lot of knots to make sure we stick together.
There we go. Hmm.
And maybe just one more.
And they've got to be nice and tight.
Do we really need so many?
You can never be too careful.
[groans]
I just hope our knots don't come untied.
Yeah, I don't think that's gonna happen.
Okay.
On your marks…
Get set…
-Go! -[both grunting]
♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
♪ If we stay in step, We'll finish the race ♪
[Duck and Goose grunting]
-Duck! My feet can't move that fast! -[panting]
Oops! Sorry!
♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
-♪ If we stay in step… ♪ -[Goose] Aw.
Let's try again. Ready?
Ready.
Ow! Goose, you stepped on my foot!
Sorry.
Whoa! [yelping]
-Whoa! -Oof! [groans]
[spits]
I love being close to you, Duck, but maybe not this close.
We need a plan.
A plan? For a race?
Definitely.
Plans can be very helpful.
Now, when I count to three, move your inside foot.
One, two, three!
Excellent!
Now, when I count to three, move your outside foot.
Just like Bluebird and Thistle.
One, two, three!
Uh, that wasn't exactly like Bluebird and Thistle.
They were moving much faster than us.
We have to speed it up!
Slow and steady wins the race, Duck.
-Not this race, Goose! -[Goose honks]
-Let's go! -Whoa!
-[panting] -Whoa! Whoa! [groans]
♪ In, out, smile on face If we stay in step… ♪
-[panting] -♪ …we'll finish the… ♪
Slow down, Duck!
Whee!
-Whew. -That tumble felt like flying.
Wait!
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Whoo-hoo! Let's do some more tumbles.
More tumbles?
I'm so dizzy. I think I'm all dizzied out.
Come on, Goose. I think we can still catch up to them.
♪ …smile on face If we stay in step… ♪
[both groaning and panting]
Ooh, mud!
Ew, mud.
-[groaning] -Whoo!
[both grunt]
-[honks] -♪ …smile on face ♪
-More mud? [sighs] -♪ …we'll finish the race ♪
I don't think so.
Oh, come on, Goose.
It's fun to splash in mud.
Honk. I don't like getting my feet dirty.
But that's the best part! [groans]
We're not gonna reach the finish line if we can't agree on how to get there.
Honk.
Hey! But aren't we forgetting? Friends don't always have to agree.
-You be you. -And I'll be me.
Okay, Goose. I'll splash through the puddles.
And I'll jump over 'em.
[grunting]
Whoo-hoo!
-[honks, laughs] -Yeah! Whoo!
Wing ding!
[panting] Leaping over mud is actually quite fun.
[both] ♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
♪ If we stay in step, We'll finish the race ♪
-[panting] -Whoa! [groans]
♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
[groaning, panting]
Oh! A tree!
[both straining]
Not good.
I can still see Bluebird and Thistle.
♪ …smile on face If we stay in step-- ♪
Hey, did you see that?
What are Bluebird and Thistle doing?
Is that some part of the race we didn't know about?
Not sure, Goose.
But this is our chance to catch up.
[both straining]
How are we gonna get over this tree with our legs tied together?
I have an idea!
You give me a boost, then I'll pull you over.
Okay.
-[groaning] -[laughing] Goose!
You know the bottom of my feet are ticklish.
-Whoa! -[grunts]
-[groaning] -[spits]
-Well, that didn't work very well, did it? -No, but we have to keep trying.
Bluebird and Thistle are still in the same place.
What if they're in trouble?
We have to untie ourselves to help them.
-[Duck] Mm-hmm. -[Goose grunts]
[straining]
Maybe I shouldn't have tied the knots quite so tight.
Or tied quite so many.
Safety rules are a goose's best tools.
Maybe, but we have to get over that tree.
And we have to do it fast.
How though?
[both] Hmm.
[gasps] I know!
Remember how you jumped over those mud puddles?
That might get us over the tree too.
And when you did those tumbles, we went really fast.
But they made you dizzy.
It doesn't matter. We need to get to Bluebird and Thistle.
Ready?
Ready!
Here we go!
[both grunting]
Yay!
We did it!
Wing ding!
That hop and tumble really made us move fast.
Goose, let's hop before our tumbles make them even tumblier.
-Yeah! -[both grunt]
♪ Hop, tumble, hip hip hooray! ♪
♪ Racing through the woods In a brand-new way ♪
♪ Hop, tumble, hip hip hooray! ♪
What in the meadow are they doing?
Whatever it is, it sure looks fun.
♪ Hip hip hooray! ♪
♪ Racing through the woods In a brand-new-- ♪
Thistle! Bluebird!
We saw you stop racing and we thought you might need our help.
So we got here as fast as we could. Are you okay?
Yeah. The vine tying us together broke, so we're looking for another one.
-Here you go. We have more than enough. -Uh-huh.
Thanks.
[sighs]
Higgy-poliggy!
Hey! Can we try and do Duck and Goose's tumbly spin across the finish line?
Yeah! It looked like so much fun.
Can you teach us?
-Sure! -Okay.
First, you hop like this.
Then you do a tumble like this.
-Ooh! Got it! -Got it!
This will be really easy.
Uh-huh.
-Whoa! -[shouts]
Ready for the tumble part?
Um, not really.
I think we'll stick with our own way.
Right, Thistle?
Kay!
[both] ♪ In, out, smile on face ♪
♪ If we stay in step, We'll finish the race ♪
[both laughing]
Come on. Let's go!
[both] ♪ Hop, tumble, hip hip hooray! ♪
♪ Racing through the woods In a brand-new way ♪
[all giggling, cheering]
It's a tie.
Great race, everyone.
See ya at the favorite tree!
I'm glad you're you, Goose.
You did tumbles to get to our friends really fast,
even though they made you dizzy!
And I'm glad you're you, Duck.
You thought of jumping over the log just like jumping over puddles.
[both] Two bills, three legs, four webbed feet
and a lot of feathers
make our different ideas even better.
[both chuckling]