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!
"Holly and the Hat."
Let's play.
Whoo-moo!
Way to go, Daisy.
I wanna try. I wanna try.
Here you go, Holly.
Thanks, Otis.
Whoo-moo!
Look. I'm just like you, big sis.
Whoo-moo.
Nice jump, Holly.
Game on.
Whoo-moo!
Me too!
Runaway hat. I'll get it.
Oh, I got it.
Did you see that? I caught the hat.
Nice catch, little sis.
Yeah, good one, Holly.
Hmm. This hat looks familiar.
I think it's…
the scarecrow's hat!
A scarecrow?
Yep. It's all the way on the other side of the farm, on top of Pumpkin Hill.
Look.
We play up there all the time.
Then I wanna go too. Just like you, Daisy.
Yeah.
Let's bring the hat back to the scarecrow.
That's a great idea, little sis. Whoo-moo.
Me too.
Whoops.
To the scarecrow.
Wow, hat, you flew a long way.
But we'll bring you back no matter how far we have to walk.
Or run.
Or hop.
Or do the Daisy Moo-ve.
The Daisy Moo-ve.
All right.
This way to the scarecrow, so over the fence we go.
Whoo-moo.
Nice jump, Daisy.
You wanna go next, Holly?
Whoo… moo.
Come on.
Try again, Holly.
Yeah, you can do it, Sis.
Like this.
Whoo-moo.
Just like Daisy. Just like Daisy.
Just like--
I can't do it.
Hit the brakes.
Holly, are you okay?
I'm not okay, Otis.
I wanna jump just like Daisy, but I can't do it.
I'm sad.
I'm a hearty helper. Want some help?
Daisy didn't need help.
When I was little, I needed help jumping.
You did?
Yeah.
Okay, Otis. Could you help me, please?
You got it. Let's get rolling.
Where you going, Otis?
To get these crates.
How did you do that?
Just a little tractor trick. Hop up, Holly.
You got this, little sis.
Just like Daisy!
You did it. Just like me. Whoo-moo.
Just like you.
Holly, heads up.
Farm-tastic.
Nice catch, Sis.
Come on, Otis.
Okay.
Tractor Twist!
To the scarecrow.
You'll be back home soon, hat.
Yeah, especially if we skip.
Yeah.
I can skip too. Just like you.
Try it like this. Skip.
Whoo-moo.
Me too.
Look. We're getting closer to the scarecrow.
Where's the hat?
Over here, Holly. Catch.
Got it.
Almost there.
Now we just have to make it to the top of Pumpkin Hill.
That's a really big hill.
We got this, Holly. To the scarecrow.
To the scarecrow.
You can do it.
You got this.
Come on, Holly.
If you make it up this hill, you'll be just like Daisy.
Maybe only big sisters can climb big hills.
Hit the brakes.
How you doing, Holly?
I'm… not happy.
This hill's too big.
I can't do it. Can you help me?
You got it.
I have an idea.
You'll get up that hill faster than you can say whoo-moo.
Hop on, Holly.
Okay, Otis.
How's it going down here?
-Farm-tastic. Right, Holly? -Right.
Let's get rolling.
Hey, wait for me.
Here we are. Top of Pumpkin Hill.
You can see the whole farm from up here.
There's Louie.
And our barn.
Is that Mama?
-Hi, Mama! -Hi, Mama!
And look who's over here.
Oh, scarecrow, we brought you your hat.
Hi, scarecrow. I caught your hat and brought it all the way back to you.
Let me try that again.
Never mind.
I just can't jump high like Daisy.
Here, Daisy. You can reach the scarecrow's head.
Okay.
The hat!
You can get it, Daisy.
No, I can't!
But you can, Holly.
I can?
You're great at catching. You can catch the hat.
Yeah, you got this.
I can try.
Go, Holly, go!
Whoops.
Here I go!
You did it.
That's my sister.
Did you see that? I caught the hat.
And I think I can put it on the scarecrow's head, with some help.
I'm a hearty helper.
Okay, Otis.
Moo, moo, moo. This hat looks good on you.
Yes.
We brought the hat back.
I came all the way to the scarecrow. Just like you, Daisy.
Thanks for helping me, Otis.
Everyone needs some help sometimes.
And on this farm, we all help each other.
Hey, Holly. Catch.
Farm-tastic.
Catch, Daisy.
Try again, Daisy.
I caught it. Just like Holly.
You got it.
Good catch, Daisy.
Otis, over here.
"Otis Needs a Rest."
Is it morning already?
I'm all wet.
I barely slept.
Hopping hay bales.
The rain got inside our barn.
I've gotta make my room dry and cozy again.
Maybe I can use this straw to sop up these puddles.
This straw should do the trick.
It's working, Polly.
But we're gonna need a lot more straw.
Come on.
That was a big storm.
The whole farm's a mess.
This should do the trick.
Someone, please help! I'm stuck!
Hit the brakes. That sounds like Rusty.
Help! I can't get out of here!
Rusty needs help. The straw will have to wait.
Can you keep an eye on it, Polly?
Rusty, what happened?
Otis. Wow, am I glad to see you.
These trees fell down in the storm.
I was trying to clean them up, but now I--
I'm stuck.
Oh, grinding gears. I'm worried I'll never get out.
Could you help me out of here?
You got it.
These trees are big.
It's too heavy to lift.
I've just gotta use the gears between my ears.
Maybe I can pull this tree away with my back scoop.
Pull. Pull.
Pull!
You've got this, Otis. Oh, just a little more.
Almost there. I'll help.
Yeah. We can do this.
We… can… do this.
Almost there.
We did it.
You are such a hearty helper.
Happy to help.
I didn't get much sleep last night.
Oh, no. Then you'd better go on and get some rest, Otis.
Will do, Rusty.
First, I need that straw.
I need a nap too.
Just have to fix up my room first.
Sleep tight.
Duck, duck, goo--
-Watch out! -Hit the brakes. That's Celeste and Louie.
Duck, duck, goo--
Careful.
It's slippery.
Sounds like they may need help.
-We got you. -Let's get you back up.
Here you go.
Let's try that again.
Duck, duck--
Hi, Otis.
Duck… goose!
Goose? I'm a sheep.
-Try to catch Celeste. -I'm right on your curly tail!
I'm slipping. Help!
Are you okay?
Sorry, Celeste--
The ground's really slippery.
I can't stand up.
The mud's everywhere.
We can't play Duck, Duck, Goose like this.
I feel so-- so-- frustrated.
Maybe you can still play.
I can dry up my room later. We could use my straw to cover the mud.
Are you sure, Otis?
I'm sure. Let's get rolling.
So much better.
-Yeah. -Cock-a-doodle-whoo-hoo.
It's not slippery anymore.
Yay! We can play now.
Glad I could help.
Come on, everyone.
You too, Otis.
-Yeah. -Play with us, Otis.
I'm kinda tired right now.
Maybe I'll play after my nap.
Okay, Otis. See you later. Thanks again.
Duck, duck, duck, duck, goose!
Run, Sal, run!
Goose! Try and catch me!
Even hearty helpers need a rest sometimes.
I gotta fix this mess.
Maybe I can--
No. First, I should--
Hit the brakes.
I can't do this. I'm too exhausted.
Putt, puff, puttedy shelf. What can I do to help myself?
Goose! Try and catch me.
Maybe I don't have to do this alone.
Maybe I can ask my friends for help.
Duck…
Everyone--
-You're back. -What is it, Otis?
I-- I need some help.
Sure, Otis. What can we do?
I really need a nap, but my room's all wet.
Can you help me fix it?
Say no more.
We got this, pal.
Yes!
Really?
Of course. Helping each other is what we do.
-We're here to help. -To the barn.
We got you, pal.
Here we go.
This spot's dry, Otis. You can nap here while we clean up.
Thanks.
You just rest, and we'll take care of everything else.
That would be farm-tastic.
Let's…
Get…
Rolling.
We'll dry up this floor in no time.
Gotta fix this leak.
These are wet.
Daisy, over here.
Oh, no. Otis loved this painting.
Now let's fix up the rest.
Otis.
Otis, did you have a nice rest?
Yeah, cock-a-doodle-do you feel better now?
So much better.
Great gears!
My room looks farm-tastic!
You dried my floor?
You plugged up the leak.
-And you even made me a new painting? -Yeah.
Look, Polly.
Thanks, everyone. My room looks so cozy.
Happy we could help.
You're the best friends ever. And hearty helpers too.
We learned from you, Otis.
The heartiest helper of them all.
On this farm…
…we all help each other.
Now, there's just one more thing to do.
Play Duck, Duck, Goose.
-Yeah. -Yay.
I wanna be the goose.
You're not a goose. You're a pig.