Go, dog. Go!
-Do you like -Fast rides in a city of dogs
-Do you like -Fast friends always lendin' a paw
-Do you like -Cars, blimps, boats
Bikes, and trikes Just bein' awesome
Welcome to Pawston
Go, go, go, go Go, dog, go
-Hey, go -Go, go, go, go
-Go, dog, go -And do we really wanna stop?
-No, no, no -So, just go, go, go, go
Go, dog, go
An emergency blimp delivery?
Yip, get down from there.
Are there any other pilots you could call?
I'm looking after two pups today.
Okay. I'll be there as soon as I can.
Spike? Are you home?
Hi, Mom. I think Spike went to the moon today.
Or maybe it was the mall.
Great. I have to make an emergency blimp delivery,
but I need somebody to take Yip and cousin Rhonda to the playground.
-I can do it. -Where's Cheddar Biscuit?
-At circus camp. I can do it. -Where are--
Gilber's at a stamp-collecting meeting, Paw's at work,
and Grandmaw and Grandpaw are in the garage, but I can do it.
Tag, taking care of puppies is a lot of responsibility.
Plus, these two pups are an awful pawful.
-It's a job for a big dog. -I am a big dog.
I scoop my own kibble, I clean my own bowl, I wash my own collar,
and I drive my own scooter, which I built.
Maybe you are ready for a big dog job.
All right. Take this and these.
I just need you to get them to the playground.
-I'll meet you there as soon as I'm done. -I'm on it.
Be safe. Be alert. And don't let them out of your--
Wait, where did they go?
Right here. I've got this, Mom.
Get back here, Yip!
Drop it, Rhonda!
How nice to see three puppies playing in the garage.
Two puppies, Grandpaw. And one big dog. That's me.
So, no playing.
I've gotta get these pups to the park.
Wow. All by yourself? I'm impressed.
Yeah. It's no big deal for a big d--
A little advice about taking care of puppies.
Never blink.
Got it, Grandmaw. No blinking.
Oops! No more blinking.
No more blinking.
That was my last blink.
Go, Big Dog, Go!
-You think she can handle it? -I know I couldn't.
I'm tired just watching them.
Playground, here we come! You all right back there, Yip?
How about you, Rhonda?
That sounds like a yes and a yes!
Well, I'll get you there in two wags of a tail.
Wait, I can't go fast. I need to drive nice and slow.
Like a big dog.
How about some music?
Ooh, not that music.
I love this song.
I mean, I used to. When I was a pup.
Yep, that's Paw's doorbell store.
But we're not going there, we're going to the playground.
Just as soon as I make a nice, responsible stop.
I am nailing this.
-Hello. -Hello!
Do you like my hat? And wanna play some baseball?
No time for playing, Lady Lydia. I've gotta get these pups to the park.
-Goodbye. -Goodbye.
No, I was saying goodbye to the puppies, because they're running away.
-Wait for me! -Goodbye!
That one was for you.
Puppies! Puppies?
There you pups are.
Tag, they remind me of when you were a puppy.
You loved ringing the doorbells. Go ahead, ring one.
-For old times' sake. -Okay!
No. I'm not a puppy anymore, Paw.
Plus, I've got some pups to catch.
Paw's got you. Want some help with these two?
No, thanks. I've got it all under control.
I just need a way to keep them from running off.
Well, as I always say, there's a doorbell for every problem.
No.
No, that-- that's not gonna work.
Not it.
You like that one?
See? There's a doorbell for every problem.
-I do always say that. -Sometimes, twice a day.
Lamb doorbell, not... bad. Get it, kids?
Bad? 'Cause it's a lamb?
I'm hilarious!
Let's see how we're doin'.
The park is up ahead.
Everything is going great.
Could go greater with balloons.
Ooh, I do love balloons.
No. No balloons for me. I'm not a puppy.
But they are.
Have fun back there, pups.
Ol' Tag will get you to the park in no time.
-Heya, Tag. -Hi, Manhole Dog. What you up to?
Not much. Just watchin' some flying puppies.
That sounds nice.
Wait, flying puppies?
Flying puppies!
I have to get up there.
It's a good thing they're heading towards the Town Ladder.
I forgot we had a Town Ladder. Thanks, Manhole Dog.
Nice chattin' with you, Tag.
I'm coming, pups.
Gotcha.
Mom! I can't let her see us.
Hide, pups. Hide!
Balloons. That's pretty.
Phew! Close one.
Hey, there's the park!
Prepare for landing.
Now, how do we get down?
Hey, green birds. A little help, please?
Not yet. Not yet.
Okay, now!
Thanks, guys!
Yes! Playground up ahead.
Come on, grab my paws, and don't let go.
Nothing is gonna stop us now.
Excuse me? I'm looking for the tennis courts. You know where they are?
Yep, that way.
No! Tennis balls!
Yip!
Rhonda!
Sit! Stay! Roll over!
I can't get them to the playground.
Maybe I'm not such a big dog after all.
Look at 'em bounce!
Manhole Dog, do you like my bat?
Yeah, it goes nicely with your hat.
And it's perfect for chasing tennis balls. Let's play.
Nice catch!
I got it!
Big dogs chasing tennis balls?
I guess big dogs can play.
Well, if they can play, so can I.
Time to out-puppy the puppies.
Yip and Rhonda...
To the playground.
Then, you can run around as much as you want.
-Hi, Maw! -Hi, Tag.
Wow! Good job getting those puppies to the playground.
It was no big deal.
I guess you're a big dog after all.
But I've still got some puppy in me!
Yeah. Me, too.
Scooch, why do we keep saying, "Hmm"?
Because that's what the famous detective, Go-tective Snout, does
when she finds a clue.
And I just spotted another clue to the mystery
of who had the melting ice cream cone.
Manhole Dog, it was you!
It was me, I admit it, I did it.
Wait, what did I do?
Your ice cream cone melted. It's no big deal.
What a relief.
And that's the problem, Scooch. It's no big deal.
But you said we'd find a big mystery.
Maybe they know of one.
Hi, Grandmaw and Grandpaw. We're looking for a big mystery.
Know of anything?
Sorry, Tag, off to do a repair job.
Have fun!
Sorry, Scooch.
I think this detective thing is too slow for me.
-Can we play something else? -Sure, Tag.
And we don't need to bother with the cool helmets
and the walkie-talkies and the exciting chases.
Exactly, so let's-- Wait, what?
That's what makes Go-tective Snout a Go-tective.
She buzzes around town in her Go-tective Mobile,
solving Go-tective cases... Go-tectively.
-I guess we won't be needing these. -Scooch!
Why didn't you mention all this exciting Go stuff before?
Come in, Go-tective Scooch, this is Go-tective Tag.
-Don't forget to say, "Over." -Over what?
Go-tective Snout says "over" when she's done talking through a walkie.
Got it.
I mean, got it. Over.
Now, we just need a big case to solve.
-In our Go-tective mobile! -That'll work.
Go, Go-tectives, go!
Come in, Go-tective Scooch. Can you hear me?
I repeat, can you hear me? Over.
I'm right next to you.
I know, but it's more Go-tective-y when we speak through the radio.
Any sign of a big case? Over.
No, but as Go-tective Snout always says,
"A good detective keeps their ears up
and their eyes wide open."
-How long do we have to do this? -Until we find a big case, I guess.
Hey, Tag. Did you hear the Rover Coaster is missing?
Total bummer.
Missing Rover Coaster? Scooch!
That's the best ride at the Amusement Bark!
-So? -So, this could be our big case to solve.
Yeah. Well, as Go-tective Snout always says, "Let's sniff it out."
Eyes open, ears up, and nose sniffing.
Wait a minute, the Rover Coaster is right there.
The tracks are here, but the cars are missing.
There's supposed to be a big bone car on the tracks, but it's gone!
Go-tective Scooch, it's a robbery.
I don't know, Tag.
Just because the coaster is missing doesn't mean someone stole it.
Scooch, I've been a detective for ten minutes.
I think I know a robbery when I see one.
First step, look for pawprints.
They're everywhere!
'Cause there's a lot of dogs here. But wait.
Dog slobber!
Must be from the robber!
Which means it's not just a robbery. It's a slobbery!
The Coaster!
Go-tective Scooch, follow that coaster. Over.
I agree. Over!
We lost it.
But, look! More slobber.
-Right next to... -Frank and Beans!
I like saying our names.
Spill the beans, Beans, and be frank with me, Frank.
You two are the slobber robbers!
What? First of all, we never slobber.
Fine, we slobber.
-But we definitely didn't rob anything. -Yeah!
Yeah? Well, I think you're hiding the Rover Coaster under that blanket.
Tag, it seems a little small for--
-A teddy bear? -Purply Bear!
A new friend for Pinkie Bear.
Frank won him for me in that Tail Toss game.
Sweet dreams, Purply Bear,
Prince of Purpleness.
Come on, Scooch, the Rover Coaster can't be far.
The Rover Coaster?
Yeah, I just saw it go down Waggy Way.
Go-tective Scooch, we're headed to Waggy Way. Over.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Can't sleep, Purply Bear?
Do what I do. Count sheepdogs.
One...
I don't see the coaster.
Go-tective Scooch, activating bone-oculars.
Coaster spotted.
Heading north into the Hedge Maze. And we're gonna crash right into it!
You're looking through the bone-oculars.
Right. I knew that.
Hold on tight!
Oops, that was the wrong way.
Never mind. It was the right way.
Here we go!
Just kidding! Now, we're almost there!
Whoa! What?
As Go-tective Snout always says,
"You gotta have the stomach for detective work."
But, Tag, look!
Slobber!
-Lady Lydia? -Lady Lydia?
-What are you doing? -Watering the hedge.
Do you like my hat?
No. Because it means this is water, and not slobber.
Me? Slobber? I would never!
Sorry for the trouble, ma'am. Just trying to track down the Rover Coaster.
Rover Coaster? I saw it heading toward Ruff Ruff Road.
Lady Lydia, you're watering Scooch.
-I'm terribly sorry. -That's okay.
Thanks, Lady Lydia!
Goodbye!
Scooch, we keep hitting dead ends.
This is the hardest case I've ever had to solve.
Tag, it's the only case you've ever had to solve.
Yeah, and it's a tough one.
Tag, stop!
Look! More slobber!
-Quick! Bury the bone! -Bone?
The Rover Coaster is shaped like a bone.
Slobber, giant hole.
The slobber robber is burying the Rover Coaster in this hole!
Who's down there?
Hello!
-Little Dog? -Hey. What's up?
And Big Dog?
How could you? Dig up the bone!
-We... -Would...
Love to!
Wait. That's not a giant bone.
-'Cause I'm a little dog. -She likes little bones.
-Then why the big hole? -'Cause I'm a big dog.
He likes big holes.
Well, I guess that isn't slobber on the grass.
Then what is it?
Paw sweat. Makes sense.
Go-tective Scooch, this is Go-tective Tag.
We may never find that Rover Coaster. Over and out.
Tag?
Never mind! We gotta go.
Thanks, Little Dog. Thanks, Big Dog!
They found our bone. We gotta bury it again.
Yep, where they'll never find it.
We're not letting it get away this time.
Go-tective Scooch!
The slobber robber's in the garage?
-Now what? -Well, what would Go-tective Snout do?
She'd probably rub her chin and say, "Hmm", a lot until she had an idea.
Worth a shot.
-I'm getting nothing. -So, what would she do next?
She'd chase this place.
I was hoping you'd say that.
-Go, Go-tectives, Go! -Go, Go-tectives, Go!
My hat!
It's heading straight for the Amusement Bark!
Back to the scene of the slobbery? Fascinating!
We've done it, Go-tective Scooch. We've cornered the culprits.
-Grandmaw and Grandpaw? -Hi, there, Tag, Scooch.
You... you stole the Rover Coaster?
Stole it?
We brought it to the garage to fix it.
That's the repair job we told you about.
-Yeah. That checks out. -But why all the slobber?
Nachos. They always make your grandpaw slobber.
They do not!
Well, slobbery solved, because there was no slobbery.
-Just slobber. -And the Rover Coaster's back.
Wanna go for a ride?
Are you saying, "Hmm" because you're a Go-tective,
or are you stalling because you're nervous?
Little of both.
Go-tective Scooch, I think there's only one thing left to do.
Yep. Ride the Rover. Over.
Hey!
-I didn't know this was a water ride! -It's not!