Hey, Otis!
-Otis -Otis!
Let's get rolling with Otis
Hit the brakes!
-Otis -Otis!
Let's get rolling with Otis
Let's get rolling!
Together on the farm We play and we work hard
-With help from Otis the tractor -Yeah!
When he feels his heart glowing Otis gets going
-So let's get rolling with Otis -Otis!
"Sal Says."
What a quiet morning on the farm.
Well, it was a quiet morning.
Come back.
Please stop running. It's time for your flutter lesson, Chip.
Come on down, Skip. You too, Kip.
Chip! Come back!
Wait. Where's Pip?
Pip!
Hi, Pip.
I just need you to line up. Please.
So I can teach you how to flutter.
This is not working!
Hit the brakes.
Sal, what's going on?
Otis.
I'm trying to give these little chickies a flutter lesson.
What's a flutter lesson?
There comes a time in every chickie's life when they need to learn how to flutter.
To go from a little chickie to a big chickie, like me.
First, you step like this.
You throw in some bunting like this.
Then you give it a little hop like this.
And bam! You're fluttering.
Wow! Farm-tastic fluttering.
But these chickies won't listen to me.
This isn't farm-tastic.
It's-- It's farm-frustrating.
Can I help?
Yes, yes. Please, yes.
Have I mentioned my answer is yes?
Come on, chickies. Playtime's over.
It's flutter time.
How do we get those chicks to do what Sal says?
All they wanna do is play.
Great gears, that's it!
Hey, chicks.
Wanna play a game?
I cock-a-doodle-do too.
Then let's get rolling and play Otis Says.
Do everything I say, but only when I say, "Otis says."
Otis says, "Everyone freeze."
Otis says, "Wings in the air."
Otis says, "Spin in a circle."
Otis says, "Wiggle your tails."
Otis says, "Hop on one leg."
Now freeze.
I got ya, Sal and Pip. I didn't say, "Otis says."
Otis says, "Stop and sit."
Now we're gonna play Sal Says.
Great idea, Otis.
If the chickies do everything I say, I can teach them to flutter just like me.
All righty. Sal says, "Everyone on your feet."
Sal says, "Follow me."
Sal says, "Shake those tail feathers while we march."
Sal says, "Keep marching."
Sal says, "Freeze."
The first part of learning to flutter is taking really big steps.
Sal says, "Step from rock to rock."
Whoops.
Sal says, "Freeze."
Now for the next part of learning to flutter.
Bending down and hopping up really high.
Sal says, "Bend down as low as you can go."
Sal says, "Hop up really high over this flower."
Excellent, Chip.
Stupendous, Skip.
Phenomenal, Kip.
You got this, Pip.
Remarkable, Pip.
You're doing it, Sal.
You'll have these chicks fluttering faster than you can say cock-a-doodle-do.
See you later, chickies.
Everyone wave goodbye to Otis.
Sal says, "Wave goodbye to Otis."
All right, chickadees. Sal says, "Bend down and hop this way."
Sal says, "Walk across this log."
Yeah!
Good job, everyone.
Now, for the last part of my flutter lesson, flapping.
Sal says, "Flap, flap, flap those little wings."
Flap, flap, flap, flap, flap.
Sal says, "Freeze."
All that flapping's got me hungry.
Well done, chickadee chicks.
Let's head back to the coop for a snack break.
Ready? And march.
That's it, chickies. Keep marching all the way home.
Hey there, Sal.
Hiya, Kevin. Doing some chores?
Yep. Clearing all the logs on the farm.
See you later.
This way, chickies.
Almost missed this one.
Almost home, chickeroonies. This way.
Hello, Otis.
Hey, Sal. Where are Chip, Skip, Kip and Pip?
They're right behind me.
They're not right behind me.
They're not right behind me! Oh, no, no, no!
The last time I saw them was at the stream.
I must have left them there all alone.
Let's go bring 'em back.
We're coming, chickies!
There they are!
Hit the brakes.
There was a log right here, but now it's gone.
Those poor chicks are stranded.
You're right. They can't get back across the stream.
They're scared.
We've gotta rescue them.
Putt puff puttedy dream. We'll get those chicks across this stream.
We need a bridge.
But there are no more logs.
We can make a path across the stream with rocks.
-Yeah. -Let's get rolling.
I'll help.
We did it, Otis. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Have I mentioned I'm thankful?
Yep.
I'm coming to get ya, chickies.
Chip, Skip, Kip, Pip, I was so worried about you.
Follow me.
It's okay, chickies. It's safe to cross. Come on.
Otis, why won't they follow me?
Maybe they're still playing Sal Says?
Let's give it a try.
Sal says, "Put your wings in the air."
Sal says, "Spin around in a circle."
They are playing Sal Says.
Keep it up, chickies.
Sal says, "Step from rock to rock."
All right, chickies. This is your big moment.
It's time to take everything you learned, put it together,
and you'll be fluttering. Like this.
Step, bend, hop, and flap.
Your turn.
Sal says, "Flutter."
Go, chickies.
Excellent, Chip.
Stupendous, Skip.
Phenomenal, Kip.
Otis says, "You got this, Pip."
Remarkable, Pip.
Farm-tastic fluttering.
Look at them go.
They look like big chickies already.
I'm so proud, I could just--
I could just flutter.
Sal says, "Thanks for helping, Otis."
Otis says, "On this farm, we all help each other."
Sal says, "Everyone flutter to Otis."
Sal says, "Jump up and down."
Sal says, "Run in a circle." Sal says, "Spin around."
Good job!
"New Kids on the Farm."
Moving the tires. Moving the tires. Move, move, moving the tires.
You two are gonna love your new home.
Who's that?
Here we are. A new pen for our new farm friends.
Hopping hay bales! New farm friends? I have to tell everyone.
Daisy! Louie! Guess what?
New friends came to live on our farm.
I wonder what they're like.
Maybe they love to jump, jump, jump like me.
Let's go meet 'em and find out.
Whoo-moo!
Hi, I'm Otis. What are your names?
I'm Romie. And this is my brother, Ralphie.
We're from Short Ridge Farm.
We just moved here, so we don't know anyone on this farm.
Except each other.
Well, soon you'll know us.
Whoo-moo! I'm Daisy.
Nice to…
I mean, meet you.
And I'm Louie. I live right next door.
Wow. Now we know the three of you.
There are a lot more to meet.
And a lot more places on the farm to explore.
Want us to show you around?
We can introduce you to all your new neighbors.
Yuh-huh!
Yes, please!
-Follow me. -Right behind ya.
-Lead the way. -Let's go!
This way to the orchard.
One, two, three, four…
Sal. Sal!
Meet our new friends.
-She's Romie. -I'm Romie.
-He's Ralphie. -I'm Ralphie.
I'm Sal. Nice to meet ya. Wanna count apples with me?
-Yuh-huh! -We'd love to!
Okay, you gotta flutter really high to spot 'em all. Watch this.
Five, six…
There's another. Seven.
We can't flutter.
But we love to climb!
Climb? You can climb with three legs?
Yep. I've been climbing since the day I was born.
Romie was the best climber on our farm.
She can do more with three legs than most goats can do with four.
Thanks, bro.
Now let's climb those grain bags and get super-duper close to those apples.
Yeah! Feels just like home.
We're climbing.
I'm slipping!
Ralphie, I'm slipping too!
Look what we did!
Hit the brakes. Romie, Ralphie, are you okay?
We didn't mean to make such a mess.
We'll clean it up. We feel so bad.
There's way too much for us to clean up ourselves.
It's okay. On this farm, everyone makes mistakes. And we all help fix them.
Can we help you clean up?
Yes, please.
That'd be great!
Let's get rolling.
I love it when he says that.
Oh, yeah. We got this.
And we goat this!
"Goat this."
Moving the grain. Moving the grain. Move, move, moving the grain.
There we go.
Thanks for helping us.
We're sorry.
We just got here, and the first thing we did was make a mess.
No, the first thing you did was meet me.
And there's still lots more friends to meet.
This way.
Celeste, come meet our new friends, Romie and Ralphie.
Hi, Romie and Ralphie.
Oink-cellent to meet you. My name's Celeste.
Give me some hoof! Up high.
Now down low.
Hey, wanna follow that butterfly with me?
Yuh-huh! We'd love to.
There it goes.
Over here, butterfly.
It's super fast.
That butterfly must love tunnels as much as we do.
Coming through.
I'm stuck.
Maybe I can push you out.
Here I come!
I just gotta use my back legs and--
Bad idea.
Now we're both stuck.
-Are you okay? -Romie and Ralphie need help!
-Uh-oh. -Oh, dear!
Fluttering feathers.
-Can I help you get out? -Yes, please.
Get ready. I'm gonna try wiggling you out.
I think it's working.
This is kind of fun.
-You did it! -Whoo-moo!
-Hooray! -Nice one, Otis.
-Thank you. -I won't try crawling through there again.
Or climbing the grain bags again.
Everything we love to play causes trouble.
I wanna go back to our farm.
Well, bro, I'm glad we have each other.
Yeah, us goats have to stick together.
Even if there's nowhere for us to play here.
Hit the brakes. Are you two okay?
I feel homesick.
Me too. And that makes me feel kinda sad.
Maybe we can make this farm feel more like home.
-Really? -How?
Great gears, I've got it!
You two stay here, and we'll come get you soon.
-Come on, everyone. -I wanna help!
-Coming, Otis! -Right baa-hind you.
This is gonna be good.
Let's use these old tires to make something new for Romie and Ralphie.
Like a playground!
Yeah.
With something to climb on like the grain bags.
And crawl through like the tunnel.
It'll be un-baa-lievable!
-Let's get rolling! -Whoo-moo!
-I got this one. -To the goat pen!
Let's cock-a-doodle-do this.
Here ya go.
Oink-cellent!
Put that over there and, ooh, this right here.
Dig, dig, dig. Dig, dig, dig.
They're gonna love this tower.
Tire rolling in!
There we go.
Just a few more.
One, two, three, four, five, and six!
Come on, Louie.
Let's do this.
Nice!
-All done. -Farm-tastic.
-We did it! -Sweet!
Whoo-moo!
Romie, Ralphie! We've got something to show you!
-What? -Follow me!
Surprise!
A playground?
For us?
I love, love, love it! I can climb!
I can crawl!
It's just like our old farm.
But even better because we have new friends to play with.
Yeah, come play with us!
Romie, can you show me how to climb?
I'd love to. Come on.
That's it.
Just like this.
Almost there.
You got it.
Give me some hoof. Up high.
Am I doing it? Am I doing it?
Keep going through.
Right behind ya!
-This is where it swings. -Let's play!
Look over here!
I'm climbing. I'm climbing!
I can see my whole pigsty from up here.
I'm king of the farm! Cock-a-doodle-whoo-hoo!
Coming round and round.
Go, Otis, go!
-Way to go! -All right!
Thanks, Otis. We're so happy to have friends like you.
Now we can do all the stuff we love.
This really feels like…
Home.
When new friends can play together, it makes our farm even better.
Come on, Romie. Over here.
-I love it! -Come on, Ralphie.
Follow me!
-Whoo-moo! -This is so fun!