Rhyme Time Town (2020–2021): Season 1, Episode 6 - Race Car Relay/Mary Mary's Contrary Tea Party - full transcript

Daisy and Cole help Jack and Jill get the water transmitters going again./Mary Mary wants everything to be perfect when Little Lamb comes to visit for a tea party.

[train horn toots]

♪ Hey, hey, what's the day? ♪

♪ Everybody, let's go play ♪

♪ Let's go to Rhyme Time Town ♪

♪ So many, so many friends to see ♪

♪ I can't wait till you're here with me ♪

♪ Daisy's coming and Cole is, too ♪

♪ Come on, let's go to Rhyme Time ♪

♪ Everybody, let's go to Rhyme Time ♪

♪ Come on, let's go to Rhyme Time Town ♪

♪ Come on, let's go to Rhyme Time Town ♪



[narrator] "Race Car Relay."

[Cole] Yeah!

-Vroom, vroom!
-[Daisy giggling]

Faster, Cole, faster!

[Cole] Here comes a hill. Whoa!

-I'll race you to Humpty's! [giggles]
-Whoo!

-[Cole giggles] Vroom!
-Whoa! [giggles]

-Here I come! Whoo!
-Whoo!

[Daisy] Faster!

Boing, boing, boing, boing!

Whoa!

Hello. I love your go-karts.

Thanks. We're race car drivers.

The fastest in Rhyme Time Town.
Vroom, vroom, vroom!



Uh, Humpty, why are you wearing
really big underpants?

These aren't underpants.

They're my bouncing boingy pants.

Watch this.

[grunts] Whoo-hoo!

Let me help with that, Mumpty.

Thank you, sweetie-shell.

[chuckles] Your bouncy boingy pants
are even faster than our race cars.

Yes, now my sweetie-shell
can bounce around at top speed

without having a great fall
and breaking himself.

[clicks tongue] Oh.

The water's stopped.
How will I water my garden?

Hmm. No water.

Maybe there's a problem
at Jack and Jill's well.

It's okay. We'll race over there
and find out what's happening.

Yeah. Rhyme Time Racers, go!

[giggles] Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo!

[quacking, chittering]

Sorry, everyone.

Our pail lift's broken down.

We can't bring any water down from
the well to fill up the swimming pond.

Or send fresh water down into town.

[Cole] Oh!

So that's why Mumpty's hose
stopped working.

Oh, dear. What about our morning swim?

Oh!

Can you carry the water down?

Jack and Jill can go up the hill
to fetch a pail of water.

Uh...

I-I guess we can try.

It doesn't usually go well,
but here goes nothing.

Why don't we go for a run
before our swim, Dishy darling?

Whatever you say, dear.

Good luck!

-Whoa!
-[both gasping, grunting]

-[Jill] Look out! Whoa!
-Whoa!

[Jill giggles]

Are you okay?

Yeah, it-it happens.

It's a tumbly kind of hill.

♪ Jack and Jill went up the hill
To fetch a pail of water ♪

♪ Jack fell down and broke his crown
And Jill came tumbling after ♪

[all laughing]

-That is a tumbly hill, isn't it?
-Yeah.

That's why we invented our pail lift,

which we'll fix as soon as we can.

Come on!

Well, I want to swim.

[quacking]

I'm going to sit here and wait.

Huh. There's got to be some way
we can help fill up the pond.

But we're not machine fixers.

We're race car drivers.

Let's think.

I know. Why don't we race
up the hill in our go-karts?

We can bring pails of water down
really fast.

Yeah! An up-and-down race.

Great idea, Daisy!

Rhyme Time Racers, go!

Vroom!

[imitating engines revving]

[grunts] It's too steep.

[panting]

We're going to roll back, oh,

down!

Whoa!

-[Daisy giggling]
-[Cole] Whoa!

Whoa! Hey! Whoo!

-Vroom, vroom! Whoa!
-[giggling continues]

Racing backwards rocks!

Oh. But we didn't make it up to the well.

That hill's too steep.

How are we going to get to the top?

Yeah. We need to find something
to make our go-karts go even faster.

-[Humpty] Boing, boing, boing, boing!
-[both gasp]

[both] Humpty's boingy pants!

Boing, boing, boing!

Humpty, can we borrow
your boingy pants, please?

We need them to help us
race up the hill.

A race? Sure! Count me in.

[quacking]

How does this work again?

It's simple. When Humpty
lets go of the rope,

the pants will boing us up the hill
super fast.

Easy-peasy.

Okay, ready!

I'm coming, too.

Rhyme Time Racers, go!

-Whoa-ho!
-[Cole cheers]

-Whoo!
-[Cole] Yeah!

Whoo-hoo!

It's working! We're going to make it.

Uh-oh.

-[Humpty] Whoa! [giggles]
-[Cole] Whoo-hoo!

[giggling]

There, that should do it.

Here goes.

-All right! Yeah! Whoo-hoo!
-Yeah! Yeah!

Guys, we fixed it.

Guys?

Oh.

Where did they go?

And why are these giant underpants here?

[machine screeching]

[both groan]

[quacks]

It's okay.
We're still working out the bugs.

[all] Whoa!

Uh-oh! Whoa!

I can't stop! [whimpers]

-Me neither. We're going too fast.
-[Humpty giggles]

Isn't it great?

[giggles]

Hickory Dickory Dock,

time to clean the clock.

[grunts] There we go.

Lucky I filled my bucket
before the water ran out,

or you'd be missing
your monthly clock face wash.

[Cole, Daisy, and Humpty] Whoa!

What's that?

How do we slow down?

Like this!

Ooh! Phew!

Uh-oh! Whoa!

Look out, Itsy Bitsy!

I can't stop!

Uh-oh.

[pants]

-This way, Daisy!
-[Daisy] Whoa!

Oh! Whoa!

[whimpers]

[grunts]

Huh?

That was amazing!

-Are you okay?
-I'm great.

We are absolutely the fastest racers
in Rhyme Time Town.

Yeah!

Hey, your kart's flying.

How's it even doing that?

[Cole] It's caught on the rope
that goes over the wheel thing.

See?

[chuckles] That's right, Cole.
It's called a pulley.

It helps things go up and down.

Why were you speeding along like that?
You were crazy fast.

We were trying to help fetch water
from Jack and Jill's well.

Their pail lift isn't working.

♪ Jack and Jill went up the hill
To fetch a pail of water ♪

♪ Jack fell down and broke his crown
And Jill came tumbling after ♪

[giggling]

Oh, my clicking clockwork!

We thought we could race up and down
the hill to fetch water instead.

Up and down.

Hey, that's it!

We can have an up-and-down race.

Uh, Cole, we did that already, remember?

It didn't go so well.

Yeah, but I've got a new idea.

Itsy, can we borrow your...

Uh...

I can't remember its name.

My pulley? Sure!

You can have it. I've got plenty more.

[tools clanging]

Can you ask again?

[Mayor Spoon] Is it ready yet?

[metal clanging]

[both] We're still working out the bugs.

[sighs]

[Cole] Vroom, vroom!

Don't worry, everyone.

The Rhyme Time Racers have a plan.

Yeah, we're going to use
Itsy Bitsy's pulley

to help us race up and down the hill.

And how will that fill the pond?

You'll see.

Ready?

Ready!

Rhyme Time Racers...

go!

[imitates engine revving]

[imitates engine revving]

[Cole] Whoo-hoo!

[giggles] Whoa!

[quacking]

-[Chuckley] Go!
-Yay! Go!

Yeah! Whoo-hoo!

[quacking continues]

We're so close to fixing it.

I hope everyone can hold on
just a little longer.

-[splashing]
-[Jack] Huh?

What's going on?

Hi, guys. Look, we figured out
a way to fill the pond.

-With our up-and-down race cars.
-Whoa-ho-ho!

Jill, check it out. How does it work?

♪ Cole and Daisy, see them racing
Up and down the hill ♪

♪ The wheels go round
The pails come down ♪

♪ The pond will soon be filled ♪

That is genius!

Now the pail lift works perfectly.

Thanks for the pulley, Itsy Bitsy.

You're so welcome.

And I've got plenty more
if your pail lift breaks down again.

And thank you guys, too.
Your up-and-down race filled the pond.

Yes, well done, Rhyme Time Racers.

I suggest we all celebrate
with a nice cool swim.

[all] Yay! Hooray!

[sighs] At last!

Cannonball! [chuckles]

[splashes]

-[all chuckling]
-[quacking]

I love being a race car driver. [chuckles]

Me, too. Race you!

[Daisy] ♪ Cole and Daisy, see them racing
Up and down the hill ♪

♪ The wheels went round
The pails came down ♪

-♪ And now the pond is filled ♪
-[all giggling]

Here I go again!

[scoffs] Too cold.

Oh! [giggles]

[narrator] "Mary Mary's Contrary
Tea Party."

-[Daisy sniffing]
-Mm-hmm.

Huh.

Ooh!

Ahoy, Captain Cole!

Look, a glittery green stone.

Oh!

I love it. It's like a sparkly gem.

Where should we look next?

There are so many places.

There must be treasure
all over Rhyme Time Town.

X marks the spot for buried treasure.

Every pirate treasure hunter knows that.

[both] Let's go!

Hi, Mary Mary! Guess what.

You probably have buried treasure
right here in your garden.

I probably don't.

Can we dig for a bit?

A tiny bit? A teeny-weeny bit?

No, I don't think so.

I don't want dirt flying everywhere.

Little Lamb's coming for a tea party.

I want everything to be perfect.

[blows]

I think your garden looks great already.

It always looks great.

But today it needs something extra

to make it even more
perfect and amazing.

Like what?

I-I don't know.

We can help. We've got lots
of amazing things in our treasure truck.

It's got to be perfect and amazing.

Um...

How about this shiny rock?

It looks like a jewel.

Uh-uh.

Those aren't perfect or amazing.

It's okay.
We're pirate treasure hunters.

We can hunt for whatever you need.

Yeah. Just think about what you want.

We'll start you off.

♪ Mary Mary, quite contrary ♪

♪ How does your garden grow? ♪

♪ With silver bells and cockleshells ♪

♪ And fountains all in a row ♪

[gasps] Silver bells!

Silver bells?

Yes, lots and lots of silver bells.

It'll look like a fairy garden.

Little Lamb will love that.

[sniffs]

Okay, stand back.

I'm going to sniff for treasure.

You can smell treasure?

You won't find bells under there.

This way!

[giggles]

Look! Bells, lots of them!

[grunting] Huh.

Nuh-uh.

What? They look like bells.

Those are flowers, not bells.

And they're blue, not silver.

And they don't go "jingle, jingle."

You're right.

-They are kind of quiet.
-[bell ringing]

Listen. I hear treasure.

That's not treasure. That's Hickory.

His bell's too bingy and bongy,

and it's way too big.

Yeah, but Hickory knows
all about bells.

He'll know where we can find
ones that jingle.

Wait for me!

I'm clearly the only one who can tell
a jingle from a bing-bong.

[Daisy] Hi, Hickory!

Ahoy, pirates!

Guess what. We're hunting for treasure.

Yes, and they're helping me
hunt for bells,

ones that go "jingle, jingle,"
not "bing-bong."

Ah.

So it's no good lending you mine.
[chuckles]

Anyhoo, I need it
for telling everyone what time it is.

You know, breakfast time, lunchtime,

and, coming up real soon, teatime.

It's almost teatime?

Little Lamb's coming for tea.

I need jingly bells now.

Hmm.

Why don't you try
Mother Goose's Feather Emporium?

Maybe she'll have jingly bells.

Thanks, Hickory. Great idea.

We'll see you later.

You're welcome! Any time.

[Cole] Ahoy, Mother Goose!

Ahoy, you pirates.
Hunting for treasure today?

Do you have any bells we can use
to decorate Mary Mary's garden?

For my very important tea party.

Silver bells that go "jingle, jingle."

[chuckles] Let me go see.

Hey, I've got dingers, ringers,
twangers, and beepers,

but I'm all out of jingly bells.

Sorry.

But I need them.

My tea party's starting really soon.

Don't be sad. We'll find you bells.

We're the best at treasure hunting.

-[tinkling]
-[gasps]

Listen. Treasure.

Silvery, jingly treasure.

Oh, sure,
I put those bottle caps on string

to keep the flock
of hungry bluebirds away. [chuckles]

-[tinkling]
-[gasps]

They might be okay.

I'm pretty sure
Little Lamb will like them.

[chuckles] That's great.

Help yourselves. Enjoy.

-[tinkling]
-Hmm.

We still need something else to make
my garden really perfect and amazing.

[both gasp]

♪ Mary Mary, quite contrary ♪

♪ How does your garden grow? ♪

♪ With silver bells and cockleshells ♪

♪ And fountains all in a row ♪

[gasps]

Yes! Shells!

For a lovely mermaid beach
right here in my sandbox.

You find shells in water.

So... let's go to the lake.

Wait for me!

[sniffing]

A blue duck feather.

Are you forgetting?
I need shells, not feathers.

[chuckles] We're on it. [sniffing]

[grunting]

Daisy!

[gasps] A shell!

Ta-da!

-[hermit crab] Excuse me!
-[Cole and Mary Mary gasp]

Can you please put my house down?

How would you like it
if I dug up your house

and sent it flying through the air?

It's outrageous!

Uh, oh!

Sorry, Mr. Crab.
We didn't know you were in there.

-Hmph!
-We didn't mean to make you mad.

It's just I need cockleshells
for my garden,

and you have a really nice shell.

I do, don't I?

But this isn't a cockleshell.

If you want cockleshells,
I know exactly where you should look.

Walk this way. [hums]

[humming continues]

See? Cockleshells!

Take as many as you want.

Bye-bye, now.

[grunts] Whee!

Hmm. [exhales] Cracked.

[grunts] Wonky.

[chuckles] I like the wonky ones the best.

Uh-uh.

Only ones like... [gasps]

this!

Up a bit.

Down a bit.

Hmm. Um, over. Other way. Ah.

Just right.

-Not bad.
-So we finished, right?

No.

Little Lamb loves
my prickly pear plant over there,

so I want something extra special
leading right up to it.

♪ Mary Mary, quite contrary ♪

♪ How does your garden grow? ♪

♪ With silver bells and cockleshells ♪

♪ And fountains all in a row ♪

[gasps] Fountains!

Water fountains that go
"splash, splash, splish"

all the way to my prickly pear.

Jack and Jill know
all about watery stuff.

Let's go ask them. Come on!

-Way ahead of you.
-[both giggling]

-Yo-ho-ho! [giggles]
-Ahoy, pirates.

Can we look for treasure in your yard?

It's for Mary Mary's tea party.

-My garden has to be...
-[all] Perfect!

Sure! Help yourselves.

We're looking for water fountains.

Water fountains? Hmm.

Let's see.

The closest thing we have
is this old hose,

but it's full of holes.

The water goes everywhere.

The water goes everywhere.

Like a fountain. Yeah.

[Mary Mary] That's not a fountain.

It's a leaky, drippy hose.

That's completely not perfect or amazing.

It's okay, Mary Mary. It'll work.

Just hook it up to the hose
in your garden. Trust us.

Yeah.

Oh, but don't turn the water on
too strong.

Great! Thanks, Jack and Jill. Bye!

[Daisy grunting]

[humming]

-[bell rings]
-[chuckles] Time for tea!

Listen. It's teatime.

Little Lamb will be here any minute.

It's okay. We've got this.

Cole, turn on the hose.

[Cole] It works! Look!

Little fountains. They're amazing!

Little fountains are no good.

I want great, big ones.

-Mary Mary, no!
-Careful!

-[Daisy giggling]
-[Cole] Whoa! Whoa!

[grunts]

[Cole sputtering]

[gasps]

Huh! Oh. [whimpers]

Oh, no!

My tea party's ruined.

-[Little Lamb bleats]
-[all gasp]

-[gasps, groans]
-[Cole and Daisy] Little Lamb?

[bleating]

I don't think your tea party's ruined.
See?

[Daisy] Little Lamb loves
how your garden looks.

[bleating]

You're right, Little Lamb.

It's perfect and amazing.

It's tea party time!

[bleating]

Huh? Oh.

Okay.

Would you like to join us for tea?

Yeah!

Thanks!

♪ Mary Mary, quite contrary ♪

♪ How does your garden grow? ♪

♪ With silver bells and cockleshells ♪

♪ And fountains all in a row ♪

Did someone say tea?

[all giggling]

[theme music playing]