Pretzel and the Puppies (2022–…): Season 2, Episode 8 - Lunch Bunch/Mama Time - full transcript

Welcome to the neighborhood

Hey, pup, paws up

If you want to do some good
It's possible

With the Doxie family

Hey, pup, paws up

We can change Muttgomery
It's possible

You got Greta, Pretzel and their pups

Poppy, Pippa, Pedro, Paxton
And there's Puck

-Hey, pup
-Paws up!

It's possible

Lunch bunch.



Come on.

-Yeah!
-Catch, Russell.

Doggie disc coming at ya.

Yay! Yay!

Yes.

-Watch my spin throw, Grampy.
-I'm watching, Russell.

Go, Pedro!

There goes Pedro Doxie,

he's got a good start,
but the doggie disc is flying high.

Will he catch it? Can he catch it?

Yes! He caught it!

All this doggie disc is making me hungry.

Mom, Dad, can we take a break for lunch?

Lunch sounds great, Pedro.



-We'll get the picnic basket.
-Pawsome!

Russell, we're gonna stop for lunch.

We can play more doggie disc after.

Okay.

Come on. It's sandwich time, pups.

Yeah! Yeah!

Kibble and gravy.

Yeah. I made them this morning with Dad.

Chef Pax knows just how much gravy
to put on so the bread doesn't get soggy.

-It's so good.
-It's so good.

Why aren't Russell and Grampy
eating anything?

I don't know Paxton.

I'll be right back.

-Hey, Russell, where's your lunch?
-We didn't bring one.

How come?

We do the best we can,

but we don't always have
as much food to eat as other dogs.

Oh, you don't?

But aren't you hungry
after playing all morning?

A little, but it's okay.

We can eat later. Right Grampy?

We sure can, Russell.

But if you're hungry now,
you can't wait until later.

Come on. You can share some of our lunch.

I can? Thanks.

Dad, are there any sandwiches left?

I don't think so, Paxton.
Everyone already ate theirs.

I'm sorry, Russell.

It's okay, Paxton. Thanks anyway.

What's wrong, kiddo?

Russell and Grampy
don't have a lunch today,

so I wanted to share some of ours.

They said they don't have as much to eat
as other dogs.

-What?
-They don't?

Why not?

You know, some families work really hard

but still have a tough time
buying enough food for everyone.

That's terrible.

I don't want Russell and Grampy
to be hungry.

Me neither.

Come on, pups. Paws up.

-Yeah.
-Let's do it.

Let's help Russell and Grampy
get something to eat for lunch.

Great idea.

-We have more food at home. Right, Dad?
-Yup.

Can I make Russell and Grampy
kibble and gravy sandwiches too?

Of course you can.
Chef Dad will lend a paw too.

Dad and I will be right back.

-Okay. Go, Chef Pax! Go!
-Yeah!

Okay, we need bread.

Check.

-Kibble.
-Check.

And gravy.

And check.

Wait, aren't we forgetting something?

Chef's hat. Check.

Now, let's make some sandwiches.

-How's this for the kibble?
-Yeah, just like that.

Here comes the gravy.

That's good. No soggy sandwiches
for Russell and Grampy.

Into the bowls they go.

Woofin' cookin', Chef Pax.

You too, Chef Dad.

Come on! I can't wait
for Russell and Grampy to try them.

Here they come.

We made a kibble and gravy sandwich
for you, Russell.

And one for you too, Grampy.

-Thanks, Pax.
-Thanks, Pretzel.

Mine is so crunchy and yummy.

Mine too.

And you used just the right amount of
gravy so the bread doesn't get soggy.

Russell always does that too
when he helps me make sandwiches.

Don't you, Russ?

I love making yummy foods to eat,
just like you, Pax.

Cool.

Why aren't you eating all of
your sandwich, Grampy?

Oh, I'm saving some to share
with my friend Jack for dinner later.

You are? Why?

He doesn't always have enough
to eat either.

Grampy's saving half his sandwich

because his friend
doesn't have enough to eat.

He is?

Mama, are there other dogs in Muttgomery
who don't have enough to eat?

Unfortunately, there are, Pippa.

So, they're hungry too?

Every dog should have enough to eat.

Yeah.

Maybe we can help them too.

Come on, pups. Paws up.

Yeah!

Let's make more sandwiches
for other hungry dogs in Muttgomery.

Yeah. Yeah. Let's do it.
Let's do it. Great idea.

Russell, wanna help us make sandwiches
for more dogs?

Oh, yeah.

-I can show you how I make sandwiches.
-Yeah!

Have fun, Russ.

I'll stay here with Grampy.
Happy cooking, pups.

So, how many sandwiches should we make?

Well, let's make them
till we run out of bread,

kibble, and gravy.

I'll do the bread.

Here, you can do it faster like this.

Pawsome! Thanks, Russell.

We're doing the kibble.

I'm making kibble patterns.

Circles, spirals, squiggles--

And pretzels.

I'll do the gravy.

I'm a little gravy pot
Short and stout--

-Not too much, or the bread gets…
-Soggy!

Pax, wanna add carrots
to some of the sandwiches?

They add lots of extra crunch.

Kibble, gravy and carrots?
Woofin' idea, Russell.

Last one.

Bow-wow.

Look at how many sandwiches we made.

These are gonna help so many hungry dogs.

-Oh, yeah.
-They sure will.

Come on. Let's take them back to the park.

There they are.

Make way.
Fresh tasty sandwiches coming through.

Look at all those.

Here. Have one, Grampy.
You didn't finish your lunch, remember.

Thanks, Russ.

Kibble, gravy and carrots?
I love that extra crunch.

Come on. We have to get
all these sandwiches to hungry dogs too.

Yeah.

But how can we find more dogs
who are hungry?

I don't know.

Come on, pups. Paws up.

Let's find a way to share
all these sandwiches too.

Hey, there's Jules at The Bowl.

She knows all about getting food to dogs.
Maybe she can help?

Only one way to find out.

To The Bowl, pups.

Let's go. Yeah!

I'll meet you over there with Grampy.

Jules! Jules!

Hiya, pups.

Looks like you've been busy
making lots of yummy food today,

just like I have.

Yeah. We made these sandwiches
to give to dogs in Muttgomery

who don't have enough to eat.

But we don't know how to get them
to hungry dogs.

Can you help us, Jules?

What a wonderful thing to do, pups.

And you know what? I have an idea.

I keep leftover food from The Bowl
in this fridge.

But sometimes it goes bad
before anyone can eat it.

I'd love to give it
to hungry dogs in the city.

And we can put in your sandwiches too.

-Really?
-Pawsome. Thanks, Jules.

And maybe we could put the fridge outside,

so dogs can get food
whenever they need it.

I was gonna suggest the very same thing.

Okay, lunch bunch. Let's set it up.

How about right here?

All the dogs on the sidewalk
will see it when they walk by.

Great idea, kiddo.

Thanks, Jules.

Okay. Bye, pups.

But how will dogs know
there's food in there they can take?

I have an idea.

We can draw pictures of
all the different foods inside.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Come on.
Good idea.

I'll draw the sandwiches we made.

I'm drawing those biscuits.

I'll draw the bananas.

And I drew some kibble.

Okay, all done.

Yay!

This is one bow-wow-utiful fridge, pups.

Mom, we're gonna use this to share food
with all the hungry dogs in Muttgomery.

You are?

Well, as mayor,

I declare the brand-new
Muttgomery Food Fridge open.

Yay! Muttgomery Food Fridge!

Grampy, look! It's your friend, Jack.

Hiya, Jack. Look what the pups made.

It's a fridge filled with food
for dogs in Muttgomery.

Yeah, dogs can put extra food in…

And take food out whenever they need it.

Really? How wonderful, pups.

You sure made your bark today.

This food fridge is really going to help
dogs in Muttgomery

who don't have enough to eat.

Yeah, we made our bark.

I'll be sure
to tell everyone I know about it.

Three yips for Chef Russell!

Yip, yip, yip. Hooray!

Three more for Chef Pax.

Yip, yip, yip. Hooray! Yay!

All it takes is one tiny spark

And you too can make your bark

Make a change for a dog or pup

Just get those paws up!

Mama time.

Okay, Pedro. It's your turn.

Don't fall. Don't fall. Don't fall!

Squeak toy avalanche!

Let's do that again.

Hey, pups. Know what time it is?

-What time, Dad? What?
-What?

Time for the Doxie Dinner Dogs
to wag into action

and help get dinner on the table.

Doxie Dinner Dogs!

Where are we going tonight, Dad?

Tonight, I figured we'd take a trip

out West to the Doxie Ranch.

-Come on in.
-Yay!

Doxie Ranch! Doxie Ranch!
Come on. Come on.

What happens at the Doxie Ranch, Dad?

That's cow-dad to you, cow-pup.

Tonight, our story begins

as the food wranglers
are just about to get us some grub.

We'll be the food wranglers.

Yeehaw!

How about y'all wrangle up some

crunchy kibble and extra-cheesy cheese.

I'll wrangle up the kibble.

I'll wrangle the cheese.

Great job, food wranglers.

Now, go on and get 'em into the barn bowl,
so we can mix 'em on up.

There they go.

Of course, before anybody can chow down
on this grub,

we're gonna need a place mat pardner
to set the table over in the Doxie corral.

-I'll be a place mat pardner.
-Giddy up, pup.

-Bow-wow!
-Cool.

All done!

Just in time for the napkins.

Oh, no!

I think these are napping napkins,
cow-pup.

I'll wake up the napping napkins, cow-dad.

Wakey-wakey. It's time for dinner.

They're awake.

Great job! Now, quick.

Get 'em into the corral because I think
I hear the bowl broncos on the move.

-I wanna be a bowl bronco.
-Me too!

Neigh!

Bowl broncos coming into the Doxie corral.

Look out!

One of the bowl broncos
broke away from the herd

and is stampeding towards a cliff.

Ta-da!

Got it, cow-dad.

Yeah!

And that's the end of our tale, cow-pups,

and the beginning of our dinner.

Yeehaw!

Yeehaw!

Hi, pups. How was your--

Hi, Mama!

Did I miss it again?

Where did the Doxie Dinner Dogs go today?

-Out West…
-To the Doxie Ranch.

We were the food wranglers.

And I was a place mat pardner.

You were?

Mom, Mom! A bowl bronco
almost stampeded off a cliff.

Yeah, but I caught it. Yeah.

Oh, my. How exciting.

What's wrong, Mama?

Oh, it's nothing.

I'm just a little sad that I missed
the Doxie Dinner Dog fun

while I was at work.

We're sorry you missed
our Doxie Dinner Dog story, Mama.

But I don't want you to be sad.

Come on, pups.

Paws up!

Let's make a Doxie Dinner Dog story
with Mama too.

I know.
Let's go back to the Doxie Ranch.

Yeah, let's do it!

-Let's do it.
-To the Doxie Ranch!

Dad, Dad!

Show her how we wrangle the ingredients
into the barn bowl.

Yeehaw!

The barn bowl is dirty in the sink, pups.

That's okay.

Mom, we can be place mat pardners
and get the Doxie corral ready.

Giddyap, pup.

Here. I'll throw you one
so we can set the table again.

The bowl broncos are in the way.

Sorry, Pedro.

Maybe we can't do
Doxie Dinner Dogs again with Mama.

It was a great try anyway, Dinner Dogs.

It sure was.

I really appreciate
you all trying to include me,

but Doxie Dinner Dogs can just be
a special story you make with your dad.

Okay.

Okay, Mom.

I think Mom is still a little sad.

Come on, pups. Keep those paws up.

-Yeah!
-Yeah!

There has to be a special story
we can do with Mama.

Yeah. One we can all make together.

After she gets home from work.

Yeah. But what?

It's getting close to bedtime.

Why don't you head upstairs
and start getting ready?

-All right, Dad.
-Okay.

Wait a second.

Bedtime.

We can make up a special story for Mama
while we get ready for bed.

-Oh, yeah!
-Great idea, Poppy.

Come on.

So, what do we need to get ready for bed?

I know.

Fur brushes.

Yeah. Good idea!

And our stuffies.

Gotta have our stuffies.

Hey, don't forget extra-fluffy pillows.

Fluff! Fluff!

Pedro! Wait for mama to help fluff them.

Oh, right.

Okay. That's everything.

I'll get Mama.

Mama, do you know what time it is?

What time, Poppy?

Time for the Doxie Dream Dogs
to wag into action and get ready for bed.

Doxie Dream Dogs?

Well, go on.
Don't keep the Dream Dogs waiting.

Oh, right.

Poppy, lead the way.

Come on. Come on.

What's all this?

These are all the things
the Dream Dogs need

when they get ready to go to bed
in the royal Doxie Castle.

A glowing Doxie Castle.

That sounds exciting.

So, what do we do in the royal castle?

First, we need the Fur Brush Knights.

To brush the royal fur.

Do you wanna be a Fur Brush Knight, Mama?

If you'll be one with me.

Come on.

We can gallop together
on the royal horses.

I think there's a Naughty Knot Dragon
behind my ears.

Roar!

Oh, no! Not a Naughty Knot Dragon.

Don't worry. The Fur Brush Knights
will ride to the rescue.

You did it! The Naughty Knot Dragon
went back to his cave.

Thanks, Mom.

-I mean, Fur Brush Knight.
-You're welcome.

Mom, Mom.

What's this?

The royal pillows.

And I'm a Royal Pillow Fluffer.

Me too.

-Fluff. Fluff.
-Fluff. Fluff.

All done.
I'll put it in one of the sleep thrones.

The sleep thrones need to be really comfy
in the Doxie Castle.

Of course, they do. Fluff. Fluff.

Now you're a Royal Pillow Fluffer too,
Mama.

It's an honor.

Come on.
Now we have to get the stuffies in bed.

Mama, make way for the…

-Royal Stuffie Parade.
-Yeah!

Great idea, Mama.

Everyone, grab a stuffie for the parade.

Oh, Pretzel,
you're needed in the Royal Stuffie Parade.

Royal Stuffie Parade?
Oh, I'd never miss that.

Wait. It's not bedtime
in the Doxie Castle yet, is it?

It's not?

Don't you hear it?

Hear what?

It's time for the Royal Sleep Song.

The Royal Sleep Song?

Once the getting ready's done
It's time for sleep to come

So, just lay down your head
Upon your nice, warm bed

You can curl up
And dream the night away

Tomorrow's fun is only a sleep away

And with our love

And a big, warm hug

There's only one thing
That you mustn't miss

Your very special
Royal good night kiss

Good night, my sweet pups.

Can we do a Doxie Dream Dog story
tomorrow night too?

Maybe tomorrow we can be
Doxie Dream Dino Dogs.

I can't wait. Thank you.

You really made your bark on me

by letting me be part of
the Doxie Dream Dog fun.

All it takes is one tiny spark

And you too can make your bark

Make a change for a dog or pup

Just get those paws up!