[students] ♪ Remember 42 Wallaby Way ♪
♪ Dr. P. Sherman, what do you say? ♪
- [Nemo gasps] - [students laughing]
Hmm. That's funny. I thought
- I had a class down here somewhere. - Mr. Ray, we're down here!
Oh, good morning, explorers.
Who's ready for today's field trip?
- It's an epic journey to see the-- - Ooh! I love epic journeys.
Dory, are you planning on coming along?
- We both are. - Marlin?
Well, field trips need chaperones.
Who knows what might be lurking about?
- Dad. - [students chuckle]
Don't worry. I've taken many classes on this trip.
Welcome aboard. Come right up. Mm-hmm.
Dad, it's okay. Mr. Ray knows what he's doing.
Oh, of course.
Taking you to a place where young fish can be turned to chum
sounds like a great field trip.
I think the nice, safe, predictable reef
is a better spot to hold class. But, hey, what do I know?
- [Dory] Nemo! - Huh?
Welcome aboard, Nemo.
Hop on, everyone. Time to head out.
- Chaperones, are you ready? - We can't wait.
Wait. Um, where are we going?
- On an epic journey. - [Dory gasps]
I love epic journeys.
[Mr. Ray] ♪ As the ocean floor Has more than just sand ♪
♪ The sediment's not an impediment When we're talking about land ♪
♪ But in the ocean, you must understand ♪
Now, Dory, we're chaperones, so it's our job to keep these kids safe.
Keep your eyes peeled for anything dangerous.
- [Mr. Ray] Here we are, explorers. - [student 1] Whoa!
- This old ship is called the Rusty Dagger. - [student 2] Cool!
The Rusty what now?
Sandy Plankton told me there's hidden treasure aboard the ship.
Is that true, Mr. Ray?
- Only a legend. - [Nemo] Aw.
Real treasure is the ship itself.
[Dory] Ooh!
- So cool. - Wow.
Whoa, Marlin. Look at these cannons. Did you see these cannons?
- [Mr. Ray] All right, explorers. - [cheering]
- Wicked, dude. Let's do this! - Well, what are we waiting for?
- Let's go explore that Rusty Dagger! - Let's do this!
Wait!
You don't just swim into a wrecked ship.
Who knows what's waiting for us?
There could be predators, sharks, humans,
not to mention the dangers of this decrepit old ship.
I assure you, nothing out of the ordinary has ever happened before.
Don't you think it makes more sense for us adult fish to go in first?
Just to make sure everything is nice and safe.
Then, you can bring the kids in for the tour.
Argh.
Okay, Marlin, we can do that.
Young explorers, wait here.
Just us chaperones will go in first.
- Is your dad always this-- - Protective? Safety-driven? Risk-averse?
Yes, Sheldon, he is.
And don't even think about swimming away.
I know where you are!
Hello, ship.
[gasps] Ooh.
[Mr. Ray] I don't know how much experience you two have with exploring wrecks,
but I have my students follow a few simple rules in order to stay safe.
Oh, Mr. Ray. It's me you're talking to.
I wrote the book on staying out of danger.
[Dory screaming]
Dory! [pants]
Oh, my gills. Is that a real mermaid?
Hi. My name's Dory. What's yours?
Oh. Bit of an introvert, huh? I-I'm pretty shy myself.
Mind if I call you Shelly?
Dory, that's not a real mermaid.
- [sighs] Come on. - Whoo! Ha! Had me fooled.
Excellent craftsmanship though.
What is this made of-- [screams]
We'll talk soon, Shelly!
You have to be more careful.
You can't just swim around in a place like this.
What if the kids had been in here?
Yeah. It would have broken their hearts to learn Shelly isn't real.
Or someone could have gotten hurt.
In a dangerous place like this, you have to be more aware of your…
[creaking]
- …surroundings. - Oh, no.
[creaking continues]
Oh.
[both scream]
Look out, chaperones.
[grunts]
- [Sheldon gasps] Oh, no! - What?
- [sneezes] - Dad? Dory?
- Mr. Ray? [panting] - [Marlin coughs] Nemo?
- [panting continues] - Over here!
[stammers] Dad, are you all right?
We're okay, Nemo. Just stuck.
Hold on. We're gonna get you out.
Come on, guys.
No! I don't want you anywhere near this ship. It's too dangerous.
Mmm, I think we're past the danger point.
One, two, three, push!
[students straining]
[Mr. Ray grunts]
All right! Freedom.
- Dad! - Oh, Nemo! I'm so glad you're safe.
- Good job, explorers and chaperones. - [Squirt] Whoa! Wicked, dude!
[gasps]
Oh, no, the ship.
Bummer, dude.
[gasps]
Cool.
What'd you find, Nemo?
[Nemo gasps] It's an assembly guide.
We can use it to rebuild the ship.
- Awesome! - But, Nemo, we're just kids.
We may be small,
but if we work together, we can do big things.
I'm so proud.
Let's do this!
Brown brick, two-by-six.
Angle bracket in black, two-by-four.
[sneezes] Incoming.
Wedge piece, four-by-two.
Aye, aye, Captain.
[exclaims]
Here, catch, Shelly.
Oh, that's a bad throw. [chuckles]
That one's on me.
[grunts] Whoo-hoo!
[Dory, singsongy] Just keep building. Just keep building.
Just keep building, building, building.
Nemo, I-- [stammers] Well, I-I just wanted to--
Wow, this is really-- [stammers] And I feel--
I guess, what I'm trying to say i--
It's okay, Dad. Come with me.
Everybody, heave-ho.
[all straining]
- [Nemo] We did it! - The Rusty Dagger is rebuilt.
- Good job, explorers. - Amazing!
Great job!
All right, explorers. Time to head back to the reef.
Mr. Ray, can we come back and take a real tour of the Rusty Dagger?
Absolutely, Nemo.
Cool.
And next time, maybe the chaperones will just stay home.
[Dory] Oh, my gills.
Is that a real mermaid?
- [students chuckling] - Oh, Dory!
[Mr. Ray] ♪ As the ocean floor Has more than just sand ♪
♪ The sediment's not an impediment When we're talking about land ♪