[plays trumpet call]
[exclaims]
[no audible dialogue]
[Snoopy grunts]
Great job, Snoopy.
Uh-uh.
[sniffs]
[chortles]
[sighs] I must be the only kid in the world
who has to bribe his dog to play a simple game of fetch.
[Charlie Brown] "The Sally Situation."
It's hard to believe another summer at camp is almost over.
Did you and your Beagle Scouts have a fun time?
[laughing]
- Mm-hmm. - [kid crying]
It sounds like someone's upset.
[crying continues]
Are you all right, Sally?
Oh, what? Yes. I'm…
I'm fine, Big Brother.
[sniffles] Nothing to see here.
It doesn't sound like nothing.
Well, it-it all started this morning.
Naomi and I decided to make… [cries]
pancakes!
This is a great idea, Sally.
The other girls are gonna love it.
Do you think we should add blueberries?
Absolutely.
Chocolate chips?
Yes!
- Bananas? - Yes!
- Jelly beans? - Yes!
Brussels sprouts?
Maybe not in pancakes.
[laughing]
That sounds like a lot of fun.
It was.
- [crying] - Then why are you upset?
It's just…
It's-it's just…
Excuse me.
There's clearly more to this story than Sally is telling us, Snoopy.
But what?
It's a real mystery.
[exclaims]
The world-famous detective.
Great idea, Snoopy.
If we work together,
I'm sure we can figure out what's troubling Sally.
Let's go.
We should probably decide where we're going first.
Thanks for talking to us, Naomi.
I understand you and Sally made pancakes for your cabin mates this morning.
We sure did.
I don't think that's really necessary, pal.
She admits they made pancakes.
Come to think of it, something pretty unusual did happen.
There we were, having breakfast…
Mmm.
These might be the best pancakes I've ever had.
I agree, Lucille.
Definitely the best.
I don't know.
My dad makes the best pancakes I've ever had.
[chewing] Hmm.
I better go call him and break the news.
Everyone agreed it was the most delicious meal of the summer.
Hmm. That sounds great.
I thought you said something unusual happened?
Oh, it did!
It's very unusual for us to agree on something.
[sighs]
Something must have happened to upset Sally
after the pancake breakfast.
Beats me.
All I know is, after breakfast she said she was going to the craft cabin.
Ah-ha!
[footsteps departing]
Should I ask about the weird getup?
He gets excited.
Yes, Sally was here.
We decided to make fairy houses as a craft.
Um, I think we need a little more information, Snoopy.
Did Sally become upset that her craft didn't turn out, Linus?
In my experience, that can happen.
I thought your abstract tree was charming, Charlie Brown.
[sighs] It's supposed to be a moose.
Huh?
The fairy houses turned out great,
so great…
that we decided to put them in the woods.
There they are.
[groans]
Hmm.
Sounds like this all went pretty well.
Was there anything out of the ordinary with Sally's behavior?
No. She called me her "Sweet Babboo" several times.
[snickering]
I remember she said she was going to the music room, if that's any help.
Hmm.
Of course it has my fingerprints.
It's my piano.
As I was saying,
Sally came in and said she had a song in her heart.
So she asked if I could accompany her.
Mm-hmm.
You played and she sang.
Not exactly.
[music playing]
That sounds pretty fun, Schroeder.
You can't go wrong with Beethoven.
I can't make heads or tails of it.
By all accounts, Sally is having a great day.
It doesn't add up.
- [gasps] - What is it, Snoopy?
Do you have something?
[sneezes]
[sighs] I guess not.
Well, we can't quit.
Something upset Sally.
We'll find out what,
even if we have to interview every single person at camp.
[dramatic music playing]
[no audible dialogue]
[music continues]
[music ends]
We've asked everyone.
In addition to the pancakes, crafting and kazoo,
Sally went for a swim,
had ice cream, and took a nature walk.
By all accounts,
she appeared to be enjoying herself the whole time.
I just don't get it.
Let's compare notes.
- [Snoopy snickers] - [sighs] Good grief.
[Sally crying]
Sally, Snoopy and I have been trying to get to the bottom
of what's upsetting you all day.
We've asked around and followed leads,
but we just can't figure out what's making you sad.
- I'm not sad. - Huh?
You're… not?
I had a wonderful day.
A perfect day in fact.
Then why are you crying?
I don't know.
I feel so lucky and happy
that my feelings don't quite know what to do with themselves.
And I teared up.
I think I understand now.
Those are happy tears.
They're the best kind.
But there is some sadness in them
because perfect days like today don't happen all the time.
But that's what makes them special.
The thing about perfect days is, they can happen anytime.
It's up to us to appreciate them when they do.
Thanks, Big Brother.
Ah.
Snoopy, I think we can close the case of the perfect day.
[exclaims]
Huh?
Okay, Mother Nature.
Now you laid it on a little thick.
[Marcie] "Can You Be a Beagle Scout? Calls of the Wild."
A Beagle Scout is an expert in the calls of the wild…
- [animal bellows] - [birds grunting]
Shh!
[animal bellows]
[Marcie] …able to identify the sounds of all the creatures of nature.
Like the majestic call of the moose.
[moose bellows]
Uh-huh.
- [owl hoots] - [trembling]
[Marcie] Or the haunting hoot of an owl.
[owl hoots]
[exclaiming]
[crickets chirping]
[Marcie] Or the sprightly chirps of crickets.
[crickets chirping]
- [chattering] - [laughs]
[laughing]
[Marcie] While many animals have their own distinctive sounds…
[kid grunts]
[Marcie] There are many creatures in nature known for a variety of calls.
Good grief.
[thunder rumbling]
[yells]
[thunderclaps]
Rats.
[Charlie Brown yelping]
[splats]
I can't stand it!
Mm-hmm.
[breathes deeply]
[screaming] Ugh!
[grunts]
[Marcie] Those are the most fascinating creatures of all.
[sighs] Why can't I have a normal dog?
[trumpet music playing]
[Snoopy] Hmm.
[wings flapping]
[groans]
[exclaims]
[straining]
There you are.
I was told you have a camera,
so I need you to take some pictures.
[straining]
[yelping]
[Lucy] "Memory Book."
[Lucy] Camp is ending in a couple of days,
and I'm in charge of putting together a memory book.
It's like a yearbook of our summer
that's supposed to represent all the fun we had at camp.
This is a big job.
It's about our camp's legacy.
Hey, you two. What you up to?
We're hoping to get some pictures that capture your best summer camp memories.
My favorite camp memory was probably rereading Moby Dick.
Oh! I remember this dream I had.
I won the World Series and the Super Bowl on the same day.
Pretty great.
I meant memories of actual camp activities.
Oh.
Honestly, my favorite times were sitting on these steps
and sharing stories with my pals.
We're looking for stuff that's got a bit more action.
- [chuckles] - [camera shutter clicks]
[Franklin] Watch this!
- Whoo-hoo! [chuckling] - Yeah!
[all chuckling]
- [splashing] - [camera shutter clicks]
[Franklin] Nice one.
Hmm.
The feeling is right, but…
It's hard to tell what's happening with all the splashing!
What?
I like the energy, but could you be less splishy-splashy?
I think she said more splashing.
You got it!
- [kids laughing] Whoo-hoo! - Ugh!
No, no, no!
How are we supposed to capture people's memories
if they won't hold still?
You know, my favorite camp memory is probably just walking in the woods.
The beauty of nature is pretty inspiring.
[camera shutter clicks]
Wow, Charlie Brown.
That is so boring.
Looking at trees?
Ugh! We're getting nowhere.
[Charlie Brown] Well, you can't just decide what memories
will be important to people.
That's it!
I'll decide which memories are important to people.
Great idea, Charlie Brown.
Nothing says "cherished camp memory" like arts and crafts.
All right, bring it in.
[Snoopy straining]
[grunts]
I didn't make this.
What did you make?
Why don't we do a couple of pictures with this one,
then we'll get one of you with that…
thing.
Ready?
Okay, big smile.
Bigger!
- [camera shutter clicks] - Got it. Moving on.
You're still tops in my book, potato pig.
[Lucy] Now you'll never forget paddling along a glassy lake.
It might help if we were on a glassy lake.
Or any lake.
The waves are too bumpy to get a good picture.
Now smile, and pretend you're eating the yummiest ice cream ever.
Why pretend?
[Lucy] It's actually cold mashed potatoes.
Looks better on camera.
Less melty.
[camera shutter clicks]
But I never chased away a bear with a stick.
This isn't about what anyone did or didn't do.
It's about the spirit of the thing.
Now where's my bear?
[Charlie Brown] I couldn't find the bear suit.
This is the best I could do.
Whoops, excuse me.
[grunts] I didn't see you there.
- [grunts] - We'll make it work.
[grunts]
It wasn't easy, but I think we did it.
Do you have everything you need to put the memory book together
like we talked about?
Mm-hmm.
This will be great!
These memories are definitely the kind people want to remember,
and they owe them to none other than Lucy van Pelt.
[Snoopy] Ahem!
And associate.
[plays trumpet call]
[straining]
[groaning]
[screams, grunts]
[sighs]
I can't wait for everyone to see the memory book.
You'll agree that this was the best summer ever.
I already think that.
Yes, Naomi, but now you'll have proof.
[Snoopy exclaims]
[gasps]
Gather round, fellow campers,
and get yourself a gander at this year's memory book.
[kids laughing]
[Lucy] But these aren't my memories.
[Sally] Quit hogging it.
[kids laughing]
- [kid] Wow. - Lucy, you did a great…
[laughing continues]
[Linus] Lucy?
I know the memory book didn't turn out the way you planned,
but I think it's great.
[Lucy] Tell that to everyone who's laughing at me.
They're not laughing at you, Lucy.
They're laughing at the memories they made while having fun with their friends.
That's what camp is all about.
If you ask me,
that means your memory book did exactly what it's supposed to.
[kids laughing]
- [Charlie Brown] I remember that. - That splash was huge.
- This is great. - [laughing]
- [Naomi] Ooh, I love that one. - [Franklin] There I am.
- [Sally] I love that pic. - [all laughing]
[Charlie Brown] That was such a great time.
Lucy, great job on the memory book.
Really? You like it?
We love it.
This is the best camp memory book we've ever had.
We all signed it for you.
Thank you.
And thank you, Snoopy.
I couldn't have done this without you.
You're…
[sighs]
You're a good dog.
Aw.
- [all cheering] - Way to go, Lucy!
[plays trumpet call]
Meh.
[chatters]
[Charlie Brown] Snoopy!
Did you and your scouts have a good summer in the great outdoors?
- Uh-huh. - Me too, old pal.
[horn honks]
Guess we should be going.
You know they're going the wrong way, right?
[grunting]
[Charlie Brown chuckles]