We're real proud of you, Judy.
-Yeah, scared too. -Yes.
Really, it's... A kind of a proud-scared combo.
I mean, Zootopia, so far away, such a big city.
Guys, I've been working for this my whole life.
We know, and we're just a little excited for you but terrified.
MALE ANNOUNCER: Arriving, Zootopia Express.
Okay, gotta go, bye.
-Bye, Judy. -Bye, Judy.
Oh, look at her, Bon, living her dream.
-Oh, she's coming back. -Okay, be cool, be cool.
Mmm, I love you, guys.
Love you, too.
Oh, cripes, here come the waterworks.
-Oh, Stu, pull it together.
Bye, everybody!
Bye!
-Bye! -Bye!
Baby!
Okay, hon, let it out.
No! Baby!
Our baby!
Molly's on the train.
Dad, take the kids home and watch out for Timmy. He's a biter.
I'm not changing any diapers.
WOMAN SINGING ON HEADPHONES: I won't give up, no, I won't give in
Judy! Oh!
Get a wiggle on, Stu. Throw me those keys.
Incoming, honey.
Oh! Oh, these sweaty paws.
Hon, I don't think we can wait.
Let's see. The red over blue, blue and red make purple.
Whoa. That's easier than it looks.
Wow, look at my girl.
Now, let's go save our Molly.
Oh, I should've had my eyes on her.
Should've done a headcount. Ally, Abby, Annie, Amy,
-Andy, Arnold, Ashley, Archibald. -And Aggie.
-Faster, Stu, you're only halfway... -Hang on, Stu!
Oh, boy!
-Okay, breathe, Stuart.
Oh, thank you, honey.
Oh, that's working better.
-Oh!
There is a dirty diaper in there.
Whoo! That cleared my arthritis up.
There's the train. We gotta think.
Oh, we can call Judy. Where's the phone?
Where is it?
Look at you! Mr. Stunt Driver.
I blacked out. What happened?
You saved the day. Okay, now call Judy.
Oh, I cannot get the password. No. No. Oh, hon, face scan.
-Ooh, nice smile. -Thanks, hon.
Oh, these darn sweaty paws!
Hey, Deeri, call Judy.
Okay. Now playing All Groovy.
Our wedding song. Aw.
Good memories.
Oh, my!
Embrace your body and be free.
I just saw the one place on a sheep that has no wool.
Oh, look, we caught up.
Whee!
-Stu! Take the wheel. I'm hoppin' onboard. -No.
You're the better driver.
You got this, hon.
-And the kids would miss you more. -Well, you got a point there.
No fear. No fear.
-Oh!
Careful, Stu.
Molly!
Come on, Stu, get up there.
It's just like the pull-up bar I got you last Christmas.
Oh, yeah, that was a great gift. But I never assembled it, hon.
Watch out, Stu. Tunnel!
Oh, no!
Oh, yes, you're alive!
Oh, you're alive.
Wait, I'm alive. Yeah.
Whoa!
Oh, that was a rush.
It's hot. That's hot, hot, hot.
It's cold. Oh, so cold.
Judy! Take off the earbuds.
-Comin' through. Sorry.
Apologies. Out of the way.
Judy, look up! Argh!
Oh, look, you can see the burrows from here.
You caught me.
Well, of course, I did. I mean, it was mostly an accident.
My eyes were closed.
These peepers were sealed shut, too.
And then I opened my eyes, and there you were.
Oh, hon.
-Oh, no. She's getting off the train.
Judy!
Ready, Stu?
One, two...
-Three. Go get her, Stu. -Whoa.
Molly!
No!
Ha-ha! Gotcha.
-Molly. -Oh, Molly!
-Mommy. Daddy. -So worried.
You're safe now.
Leaving the burrows was kind of exciting.
Oh, you were exciting. Wow.
I love you, bunny-bun.
And I love you, baby.
-Baby. -Slow down. We're just getting started.
No. Where's our baby?
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Zootopia Express. Next stop, Bunnyburrow.
Choo-choo!
-Are you thinkin' what I'm thinking? -Let's do it.
-We got this. -We got this.
Argh! Whoa. Ho-ho.
Actually... Oh, that's pretty sore.
You can nap when you're home.