Whale Tale/Transcript

June: Art by… Georges Seurat.

Annie: And…

["Horn Concerto Number 2" playing]

Leo: Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The scene starts that the heroes are at the Seashore Beach (of the Art "The Shore of Bas-Butin, Honfleur" by Georges Seurat.).

Leo: Hi! I'm Leo, and we're at the seashore.

Leo: Do you like to go to the seashore?

Leo: Great. We all came.

Leo: Me, my sister, Annie,

Leo: Quincy, June,

Leo: and Rocket!

Leo: Uh, Rocket?

Quincy: Hey, where did Rocket go? Do you see Rocket?

Annie: Yeah, there he is!

June: Look! He's playing with someone in the water.

Leo: Who is he playing with? A whale!

Quincy: Wow! I cannot believe it! Rocket made friends with a whale!

June: That's a little humpback whale.

Annie: Aw! He's singing!

Annie: La la la-la-la-la-la-la la la

Annie: La-la-la la-la-la-la-la-la

Annie: La la la-la-la-la-la-la la la

Annie: La-la-la la-la-la-la-la-la

All: [Laughing]

Annie: They're having so much fun!

Annie: Hey, look! That big whale is waving to Little Whale with her tail.

[Orchestra playing]

Quincy: Whoa. Listen to that!

June: It's a whole pod of whales!

Leo: It must be Little Whale's family.

June: Yeah, there's the mama whale,

Quincy: and the papa whale.

Annie: And Little Whale's sisters and brothers,

Leo: and aunts and uncles and cousins!

Quincy: Wow! For such a little whale, he sure has a big family!

Annie: Little Whale doesn't wanna go.

Quincy: He wants to keep playing with Rocket.

June: Yeah, but his mom says it's time to go.

June: We should go, too.

Quincy: Yeah, it's snack time!

Rocket: [Jingles of saying goodbye]

Leo: Hey, Rocket! It's time to go.

Rocket: [Jingles]

[And the heroes are in the Rocket Room eating a lot of yummy snacks]

June: Playing at the beach sure made me hungry.

Quincy: Yum.

Quincy: Those were some good snacks.

Leo: Rocket, what's wrong?

Rocket: [Jingles "Horn Concerto Number 2"]

Leo: Aww.

Leo: I think Rocket misses someone.

Leo: Do you know who Rocket misses?

Leo: Yeah, I bet he misses his friend, Little Whale.

Leo: Do you miss Little Whale?

Annie: Leo, we've got to help Rocket.

Leo: That's right. We've got a mission.

[Baton jingling]

Leo: Rocket, we're going to help you find Little Whale, so you can play together again.

Leo: To Rocket!

All: We've got a mission

We've got a mission

Leo: Come on!

Leo: Welcome aboard.

Leo: Buckle your seatbelts.

Others: Seatbelts buckled!

Leo:Prepare for blast off!

Leo: We're going to need a lot of power to blast off.

Leo:Pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat.

Leo: June is patting.

Leo: Quincy's patting.

Leo: Annie's patting.

Leo: But we need more power!

Leo: Put your hands on your lap and pat with us.

Leo: Pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat.

Leo: Faster!

Leo: Pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat!

Leo: Now raise your arms as high as you can and say blast off!

All: Blast off!

June: Hold on tight, ‘cause here we go!

All: Whoa!

Leo: Up and away!

All: Yay!

All: Dol, dol, dol-dol-dol-dol-dol dol, dol, dol

Annie: We're going to find Little Whale today

All: Dol, dol, dol-dol-dol-dol-dol dol, dol dol

Annie: We're going to find Little Whale!

All: [Laughing]

All: To the ocean!

Annie: There it is!

Leo: Rocket, transform!

Quincy: Whoa.

Annie: We're underwater!

June: Rocket, you're such a cool submarine.

Quincy: Now I know how it feels to be a fish.

June: Look. It's the Great Barrier Reef.

Annie: Where are you, Little Whale?

Leo: He could be just about anywhere.

June: Maybe he's behind that anemone.

June: Can you say, anemone?

June: Great!

Annie: What's an an-em-o-ne?

June: It looks like a plant, but it's really a sea creature.

All: Ooh!

Annie: Well, Little Whale's not behind the anemone.

June: How are we going to find him?

Quincy: I've got an idea. Listen to this, Rocket. I've been practicing.

[French Horn playing]

Leo: Wow, Quincy sounds just like little whale!

Annie: He's so great at playing instruments.

June: Now we've got a way to call to Rocket's friend.

June: Play it, Quincy!

[French Horn playing]

[Bass Clarinet playing]

Leo: Maybe that's little whale!

Quincy: Little whale sounds like this.

[French Horn playing]

[Bass Clarinet playing]

Leo: Do they sound the same?

Leo: No, They're Different.

Leo: Look! Is that little whale?

Leo: No, it's a sea turtle.

June: Maybe he knows where Little Whale is.

Annie: Let's ask him.

Annie: La la la-la-la-la-la-la la la

Annie: Have you seen Little Whale today?

[Bass Clarinet playing]

Quincy: He saw Little Whale.

Leo: He's showing us which way to go.

Quincy: Thank you, sea turtle.

Leo: Rocket, let's go!

June: Boy, Rocket's really excited about playing with Little Whale.

Leo: Yeah, he's going so fast.

Quincy: But guys, we have to go faster!

All: It's a squid!

Leo: Wow, that's fast.

Quincy: But it's not fast enough.

Quincy: The squid is right behind us!

Leo: We're going to need your help to go faster and faster.

Leo: Can you say, Accelerando?

Leo: Great. Tell Rocket, accelerando!

All: Accelerando!

Leo: Ever faster!

Leo: Say, Accelerando!

Quincy: Whew.

June: Thank goodness.

Annie: You're the best, Rocket.

Leo: Good Swimming.

Leo: Thanks for saying, Accelerando.

Annie: But, But, But

Quincy: What is that?

June: Ooh.

June: It's a puffer fish.

Leo: Puffer fish?

Leo: What's a puffer fish?

Annie: It's this amazing little fish that can puff up big.

All: AAAAAH!

Leo: Look out.

Leo: They've got really sharp spines!

Quincy: They're like underwater porcupines.

Quincy: And we're headed right for them.

June: You're right, we better slow down so the puffer fish don't prick us.

Leo: We need your help to go slower.

Leo: Can you say, Ritardando?

Leo: Great. Say it with me.

All: Ritardando!

Quincy: Great.

Quincy: Now we're going really slowly!

Leo: Whew.

Leo: We made it through without a scratch.

All: [Laughing]

Leo: Thanks for your help.

Annie: We're safe.

Leo: We got away from the giant squid, and we got past the puffer fish.

Quincy: I'm sure glad we didn't run into a shark.

All: It's a shark!

Leo: Aah! We need to go faster and faster! Say, Accelerando!

All: Accelerando!

Leo: We need to go even faster.

Leo: Say, Accelerando!

Quincy: Phew.

Annie: Yay!

Leo: You did it!

June: Whoo-hoo!

Leo: Thanks for saying, Accelerando and, Ritardando.

Quincy: And thanks, Rocket, for helping us get away from the shark.

Quincy: Thank you very much.

Annie: Now we can find your whale friend.

[Rocket jingles]

Quincy: Whoa.

Quincy: Where are we?

Quincy: I don't know.

Quincy: That shark chased us here.

June: How are we going to find little whale now?

Leo: Let's take a look around.

Leo: Rocket, up pearlscope.

Annie: Look, look, look!

Quincy: A violin! A trumpet!

June: I know where we are! We must be in orchestra ocean.

Leo: Maybe one of the instruments can help us.

June: Yeah, maybe one of the instruments has seen little whale.

Quincy: I'll play Little Whale's song.

[French Horn playing]

[French Horn saying, "Woo!"]

[French Horn playing]

Quincy: Look, a French Horn is playing just like little whale.

June: The French Horn is going to help us find little whale.

June: Hooray!

All: Yay!

[Rocket jingles]

Leo: Follow that French Horn.

[Rocket jingling]

[Submarine Rocket jingling "Horn Concerto Number 2" while flying underwater]

Leo: Careful, Rocket.

Quincy: It looks like a huge rock.

June: It's not a rock, It's Coral. It's alive, and it's made up of millions of tiny animals.

Leo: Little whale must be on the other side of this coral reef.

June: I bet there's lots of fish hiding inside these tunnels.

Annie: I hope we don't run into any spooky fish.

All: Ooh!

Annie: Where did the French Horn go?

Quincy: Good question.

June: It must have gone down one of those tunnels.

Annie: Now what we do?

Quincy: I know, we can listen for it. The French Horn sounds like this.

[French Horn playing]

[Flute playing]

Leo: Does that sound like a French Horn? No. It's a flute.

Leo: Let's listen down another coral tunnel.

[French Horn playing]

Leo: Does that sound like a French Horn? Yes. It sounds just like a horn.

Annie: I wonder what was down the other tunnel.

All: Aah!

June: Scorpion fish!

Leo: Go, Rocket, go!

Leo: Now, which way do we go? Let's listen. The French Horn sounds like this.

[French Horn playing]

[Violin playing]

Leo: Does that sound like a French Horn? No. It's a violin.

Leo: Now let's listen to this tunnel.

[French Horn playing]

Leo: Is that a French Horn? Yes. It sounds like a French Horn.

Leo: Let's go this way.

Quincy: Hey, look at the other tunnel.

Leo: It's more scorpion fish.

Leo: Let's get going, Rocket.

Leo: Do you see the French Horn?

Leo: Yeah, there it is!

All: We did it!

Annie: Great swimming, Rocket.

Leo: Great listening, too.

Annie: Thank you, french horn.

Leo: Now we can find little whale.

Quincy: Whoa! I think Rocket's excited about finding his friend.

All: [Laughing]

Leo: Call Little Whale, Quincy.

[French Horn playing]

Quincy: I don't hear Little Whale.

Leo: Little Whale and his family must be too far away.

Leo: We need to be louder.

Annie: Maybe if we play more instruments, they'll hear us.

Leo: Good idea, Annie.

Quincy: But we're in the middle of the ocean! Where will we find more instruments?

June: We need to make a plan.

Leo: All right.

Leo: Rocket's got a plan.

Leo: He found something.

Quincy: He's using his rocket raiser.

June: These are conch shells.

June: They're not instruments.

Quincy: Let's just see about that.

[Conch shell playing]

Quincy: [Playing the conch shell of "Horn Concerto Number 2"]

All: [Laughing]

All: Yay!

Annie: Wow, Quincy, you can play anything!

Leo: We need your help to call to Little Whale.

Leo: Put your hands up to your mouth like a shell and make music like this.

Leo: Can you do it?

Leo: We're calling the whale.

Leo: Let's do it again.

Leo: Play your shell.

[All blowing conch shells while playing "Horn Concerto Number 2"]

Leo: Wow.

Leo: You're great at blowing a conch shell.

Annie: Little Whale hears us.

June: Here he comes!

Quincy: Rocket and Little Whale are back together!

Annie: Yay!

Quincy: Whoo-hoo!

Leo: Mission completion!

[Baton jingles] Leo: It's time for… the curtain call!

[Applause]

Leo: Let's clap for our team! Clap with us! Let's clap for Annie! Quincy! June!

Others: Leo!

All: Rocket!

[Rocket jingling]

Leo: Rocket wants us to clap for Little Whale.

All: Clap for Little Whale!

June: Let's clap for the art! "The Shore of Bas-Butin, at Honfleur" by Georges Seurat!

Leo: And now, the moment you've all been waiting for: Let's clap really, really hard for the special music we've heard today!

["Horn Concerto Number 2" playing]

Leo: "Horn Concerto Number 2" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart!

All: Yay, Mozart!

June: You've helped a lot today.

Quincy: Give yourself a hand. Go on, clap for yourself.

June: Bravo! Bravo!

Annie: Yay for you!

Leo: See you on the next mission!

[Quincy plays a conch shell]

All: [Laughing]