Dance your cares away
Worry's for another day
Let the music play
Down at Fraggle Rock
Work your cares away
Dancing's for another day
Let the Fraggles play
- We're Gobo. - Mokey.
- Wembley. - Boober.
Red.
Junior!
Hello!
My radish.
Dance your cares away
Worry's for another day
Let the music play
Down at Fraggle Rock Down at Fraggle Rock
Down at Fraggle Rock.
You're getting good at this fetch thing, Sprock.
Hey, if you keep practicing, you might be able to go pro.
No.
I'm not gonna be one of those dog moms that pushes their dream on their pet.
They are putting these flyers everywhere.
"Are you ready for a doggone good time?"
"Then put a pause on your plans and join us at Doggy Day Camp."
Who would wanna go to Doggy Day Camp?
Are you fantasizing about camp?
Oh, come on.
Hanging out with me is way better than camp.
Like today, I was thinking we could untangle all my USB cords.
You know, just, like, really dig in there.
Doggy Day Camp can't top that.
Not the puppy dog eyes.
Don't give me those PDE's.
Fine. I'm powerless.
You can try camp.
All hall meeting! All hall meeting!
Well, the Great Hall's
finally cleaned up from the dust storm.
On to more pressing matters...
Yes, thank you, Gobo.
We need to discuss the fact that Lanford is outgrowing his pot.
- Pot. - I know, I can't believe it either.
It's like, "What?" Time, you know?
Moke. I think Gobo means the whole radishes-being-gone thing.
- Yeah. - Yes, of course.
Lots of important things going on. Let's start with yours. It's a biggie.
Yes, it is the biggest challenge the Rock has ever faced.
But we have a plan.
Isn't that right, Cotterpin?
Cotterpin?
Here I am.
Sorry there. When I sweep, I sweep.
Okay.
So, the Lost Fraggles taught us all about composting.
We're gonna do that, except super-fast
and using Doozer technology.
Yes. The Doozers will pull organic materials
from the trash heap you were telling us about,
then we'll speed up the composting with the tilling and aeration system,
all powered by a Gorg-sized turbine I designed but you Fraggles will build.
Yeah.
That will get the soil ready for the hydroponic radish sprouts
I've been growing, and then...
And then we're back!
What a plan! Cotterpin! Cotterpin! Cotterpin! Cotterpin. Cotterpin...
He just really likes plans.
Yes, I do.
I'm off to talk to the Gorgs.
It's all happening in their garden, so we're gonna need their help.
Maybe the Gorgs have something
- Lanford could use for his new pot... - Pot.
...like a teacup. 'Cause to them it's small.
Exactly! To us, it's big.
We are in sync today.
- Come on, let's go up there too. - Yeah.
Hey. Since you're here, can I bounce something off of you?
- Yeah, sure. - Great.
Thank you.
I found the book you wanted, Ma.
That's great, sweetheart.
I'm right next to you, but that's terrific.
Book? We already have a book.
The Gorg King book.
Well, this is the Gorg Queen book.
And we're gonna start reading it instead of yours.
So I made a tiny mistake ruining the entire garden with my book.
But that doesn't mean we should give up on it.
Junior, come sulk with me.
- Okay, Pa. - Just let him pout.
Why don't you run off and get us some lukewarm cheese water to drink, baby?
- Cheese water? Yummy! - Uh-huh.
Yeah!
Hey, Junior. Junior?
It's just been so awkward between me and Junior lately.
I guess he doesn't wanna see me either.
Hi, Fraggles. Welcome.
Your Majesty, just the queen we wanna talk to.
Yes, do you happen to have anything
I can use as a new pot for my sweet son, Lanford?
He's just g--
And let's do the other thing first.
Thank you.
Queen.
We have a plan to heal the garden, but we need your help.
Well, anything you need.
In fact, I was just flipping through my Queen book,
and it says there's a special plant that can help put nutrients back in the soil.
Plant.
- Yeah, that's so helpful. - Yes!
Queen, what is this incredible plant we should put in the garden?
- Plant. - Where was it? Let's see.
"How to grow thicker nose hair."
Here we go. "Healing your garden."
Now, we have to plant this.
Wow, Lanford's that kind of plant.
Guess you don't need a new pot now, Moke.
- Plant. - Lanford can just move up here.
- Plant. - Yeah. Wow.
That's certainly a lot to process.
Plant!
Okay.
Time to build the rotor for the turbine and get that thing spinning.
The instructions are Doozer-sized but,
I've got the best eyes around.
Let's just start hammering stuff.
Whoa.
First, we need to neatly lay out the pieces,
count them, sand off any rough edges,
decontaminate, recount, soup time--
But you're forgetting the most important part.
What song should we sing while we work?
Here's the only song I need.
Did you decontaminate that hammer?
I'm only miming.
- It's not even a real hammer yet. - Yeah.
Those are the dirtiest ones.
Hey, everybody! Neat news alert!
We're gonna plant Lanford in the Gorgs' garden to jump-start the soil.
Wow. That's amazing.
Yes! I mean-- Oh, no.
Don't go, Lanford.
Yeah. All very exciting stuff. Uh-huh.
One tiny hitch.
Not a big deal, just a little tweak to the plan.
And that's that Lanford is absolutely not doing that or ever leaving my side!
Come on, Lanford!
I'll go talk to Mokey.
Oh, dear.
Looks like that Fraggle's having a hard time letting go.
I can relate.
Why's that, sir?
Well, I know we're leaving the strawberry business behind,
but I'm having a hard time letting go of my strawberry hat.
It's just so cute. I wanna keep wearing it.
But what will the boss think?
You're the boss, sir.
Hey, everyone! The boss says it's okay! That's me!
Strawberry hat, strawberry hat,
strawberry hat.
Mokey?
Are you okay?
You know, Lanford seemed pretty excited to help,
and he had plenty of space up there.
Yeah, about that. Lanford is not ready for such a big change.
He's still a baby.
Well...
- Mokey. - Gobo.
I respect you and your vest, but it's not happening.
There must be some other plant that could work.
Idea! Follow me.
But I-- Okay.
I found a perfectly large boulder to add to the turbine foundation.
Bringing it up.
Yes.
This is perfect.
We'll use this plant instead of Lanford.
Problem solved.
- Mokey. - Yeah?
I don't really know how else to say this but...
that's just Pogey stuck in a bucket of soil!
Really? I don't think so.
I'm Pogey!
- Hi, Gobo. - Hi.
Hi, Mokey!
- I still think it could work. - What?
I am not going to be separated from Lan--
- Lanford? - What?
Okay, the base of the turbine is coming together.
All right, let's see these instructions.
Okay, we've got big pieces and-- Really big pieces.
How are we going to lift all this stuff?
Red. What are you doing?
I'm just trying to get a jump on it.
You don't know what you're hammering yet.
Yeah, but she's making a great beat for the hum I'm working on.
This is why I do laundry alone.
Refreshments?
Help yourselves, Fraggle friends.
- Thanks, Junior. - Thanks.
Wow, everybody sure was thirsty for cheese water.
Hey, building crew. How's it going?
- Doing good. - Great.
Okay. 'Cause we really need this thing to be ready.
I hope you're all on the same page.
Of course we're on the same page.
- Side! - Color!
We're all on the same page We got it
Working all together We're on it
There's nothing that we can't do Can't stop us
When you're so in tune And work as a team
Why take it slow When you can hammer it out?
I don't need to have a plan When I have no doubt
'Cause my way is the way That we get things done
And if we finish this fast Then it's way more fun
Because I know That everybody here agrees
We should do it my way It'll be a breeze
Grab a hammer or a mallet And go back, back, back
And there you'll have it Like that, that, that
That's one way you could do it, I guess.
We're all on the same page We got it
Working all together We're on it
There's nothing that we can't do Can't stop us
When you're so in tune And work as a team
Hey! First lay it out and keep it organized
Everything is better When it stays in line
Go step by step Count one, two, three
And that, by the way Is how I do laundry
With confidence
Any other way just doesn't make sense
So come on over and follow me
'Cause following the plan Makes the job easy
That is not what I'm observing from my standpoint.
We're all on the same page We got it
Working all together We're on it
There's nothing that we can't do Can't stop us
When you're so in tune And work as a team
I just wanna sing And dance with my friends
'Cause it really doesn't matter If we get to the end
It's all about the times we share And the laughs that we have
And if we get this thing together Well, then I'll be glad
That's how it could go Or maybe
Has a real nice flow I'm talking
Radish soup
So let's sing it all together It's a real nice tune
Okay. You are definitely not--
We're all on the same page We got it
Working all together, we're on it
There's nothing that we can't do Can't stop us
When you're so in tune And work as a team
We're all on the same page You got it
We're all working my way It's decided
There's nothing that we can't do Can't fight it
When you're so in tune And work as a team
On the same page
Okay. Well, looks like you got it covered.
Yeah, they don't got it covered.
- You're gonna have to help them. - On it.
Lanford. Where are you?
Come to my melodic voice.
Don't worry, I've got your pot all fixed up and ready for you.
I'm sure he's fine wherever he is, Mokey,
but it's really time to let him go, eh?
I'm not ready, Gobo. Okay?
And I'm sure Lanford's not ready either. He's probably lost or scared or--
This must be from Lanford.
Hi, Mokey.
Hi, Gobo.
I didn't wanna brush all this soil off in the Great Hall.
Bye, Mokey.
Bye, Gobo.
- Hey, Little Rago. - Hey, sup, my dude?
- What time you go home last night? - Excuse me.
Maybe he went this way.
Lanford?
Oh, no! Mokey!
- I'm okay. - Mokey, use two hands.
But if I hold Lanford's pot with two hands, I'll fall.
That's not what I meant. The pot. Drop Lanford's pot.
But it won't survive the fall. I'm not letting go.
And... yep.
Sprocket's at camp,
and I'm officially an empty nester who gets super into gardening.
Hey, plant pal.
I'm gonna call you Sprocket until the OG Sprocket gets home.
Speaking of, I wonder how he's doing at Doggy Day Camp.
Hey there. It's Sprocket's mom calling.
Yes, again. I was just checking in to make sure he's doing okay.
I can come get him anytime.
He won camper of the day?
And he's gonna get a Popsicle afterwards?
Having the time of his life. Okay.
Good. Good. Good.
I'll call back in two minutes.
Mokey, you have to drop Lanford's pot
so I can pull you up.
But it's all I have left of him.
You can't hang from that branch forever.
Why not? It's a nice branch.
Plus, it's not like I'm in any danger or anything.
Leave me be.
We are in a pickle, Gobo.
A real deal pickle.
I wonder what my Uncle Matt would do.
Hey, maybe the latest postcard from my Uncle Matt could help.
Okay. Well,
I'm a captive audience in my present situation so sure, go ahead.
"Dear Nephew Gobo..."
I recently found myself in a place I knew incredibly well.
I'm lost. I have no idea where I am!
Oh, yes, there we go. A cave made of crystal.
Yes, even a great adventurer finds comfort in the familiar.
I always feel safe in caves.
Oh, no, why is this cave moving?
I don't feel safe at all.
No, make it stop, make it stop. Hold on.
But, nephew, change is a part of life.
You can't fight it. So, one must learn to let go.
And when one does, you can be rewarded with many life-affirming experiences.
Has everybody seen this? Look what I discovered.
This is an incredible view.
You know, I used to do quite a bit of mountain climbing back in my day.
Yosemite, the Andes...
"It isn't easy to let go, but when you do,
a whole world of exciting opportunities can open up.
Love, Your Uncle Traveling Matt."
"PS, the artifact I'm sending you back is nothing, because I let it go.
So freeing, right?" Yeah.
So what do you think, Mokey?
Can you let go so you can move on?
I guess I can give it a try.
Here, Mokey. Grab on.
- Okay, Mokey. I got you. - Okay.
Hey.
You were right, Gobo.
I didn't need that cracked, old pot.
I am so glad.
Because once I find Lanford, I'm gonna use my pottery skills
and make him a brand-new one.
- What? - Come on.
- Let's go find him in the Gorgs' Garden. - In the Gorgs' Gard--
- Yeah, let's see if he's there. Yeah. - I just-- Oh, brother.
The turbine's just about finished.
Gonna need that last blade soon.
Hey, Fraggle friends.
Anyone need a helpful, furry hand?
Just me, Junior Gorg, asking.
Not that I'm worried,
or Cotterpin's worried or anything like that.
Yeah. Wanna help me hammer?
Right after you help me disinfect these instructions.
But not before you tell me which hum you like better.
Or--
They're really doing different things.
Well, speaking of doing different things--
Help me clean.
First, give me a low note and I'll...
This is never gonna work until each of you let go of your own ways
and work together.
Okay. That sounds good.
Yeah. When the big guy said it, it really hammered it home.
- Yeah. - I like it. It's clean.
Thank you. Thanks.
Lanford?
Lanford. I hear you. I'm coming.
Oh, Lanford. Look at you.
You look so happy.
I can't believe how grown up you are.
You're big enough to make your own choice.
- Big. - And if that means staying up here
and helping to save the garden,
well, I don't wanna stand in the way of that.
Although I really want you...
the rest of the world needs you.
When you long For the height of the mountains
When you long for the blue
Leave your heart where it's deep And it's down again
Lose your heart till it's new
Seek your heart On the high blue skyway
Keep your heart and it's bound
Steep your heart In the deep of the earth again
Lose your heart and it's found
Once I thought I could fly Like an eagle can
Once I thought I was brave
Now I wait till my heart Starts to beat again
Deep in heart of the cave
Seek your heart On the high blue skyway
Keep your heart and it's bound
Steep your heart In the deep of the earth again
Lose your heart and it's found
I'll come visit you every day.
You're home.
You made me a friendship bracelet?
I love it.
You really had a great time, huh?
Well, I missed you.
But I'm happy I let you go
so you could have new experiences.
Plus, it makes you coming home that much more fun.
What? I-- Sorry. Introductions.
Plant Sprocket, meet real Sprocket.
He's not great at fetch.
The first radish sprout is planted.
Now there's only one thing left to do.
This doesn't sound right, but I wanna guess anyway.
Is it dance?
- No, sir. - Of course not.
Have to connect the shaft to the rotor
so the wind can power our aeration and tilling system.
Yep. Now, see, that sounds right.
That-- But I can still dance a little, can't I?
- Oh, well-- - Say no more.
Wow. Those blades we worked on together look great.
Now Junior just has to finish it.
I-It won't stay together.
But it takes two Gorgs to connect it,
and they can't hold it in place forever.
We need something to keep it in place.
I'll hum louder for inspiration,
but deep down I know that won't do anything.
Feeling personal reflection happening.
This Gorg King book is only good for one thing.
You did it.
That's the king I married.
Yeah.
Lanford, you be good to the soil.
And, soil, you be good right back.
I'm starting to think that letting go can lead to some really great things.
I'm so glad.
All right. Well, great work, everyone.
So, once the wind begins blowing that turbine,
the Doozers' machinery will start doing its magic,
and we'll be on our way to healing the garden.
Should be any moment now.
Let's start a countdown.
Yeah.
- Three... - Two, one!
Half. One smaller half.
One teeny-tiny half?
What's after teeny-tiny? We need some wind.
Well, if the turbine doesn't spin,
the system won't work.
Well, folks,
it appears there's no wind to move the turbine,
and the entire soil-saving system is in peril.
Actually, Barry,
all of Fraggle Rock is in peril.
Really, you two?
- What? We just make the announcements. - We don't come up with them.