Special alert. Special alert.
♪ Meet Special Agent Oso ♪
♪ The unique stuffed bear ♪
♪ He's on a special assignment ♪
♪ To help a kid somewhere ♪
♪ And with help from you ♪
♪ There's nothing he can't do ♪
♪ He's Oso special ♪
(Mr. Dos) Hurry, Special Agent Oso.
♪ Oso special ♪
(Oso) Sounds like a plan.
♪ When he's on the scene ♪
♪ He'll do all he can ♪
♪ Learning brand-new skills Chasing danger and thrills ♪
It's all part of the plan.
♪ He's Oso special ♪
Hurry, Oso.
♪ Oso special ♪
(Paw Pilot) Way to go.
♪ Special Agent ♪
♪ Special, special, special Special, special ♪
♪ Oso! ♪
(Paw Pilot) "Dr. Juice."
Listen up, Oso.
For today's training exercise,
you need to trap this here spy copter using your special agent net.
Sounds like a plan.
Um, Dotty? I don't have a special agent net.
Now you do.
Cool! But how does it work?
It takes just two steps to launch the net.
Now, watch how it's done.
Push, one. Twist, two.
Well, I can do that.
It won't be that easy, Oso.
You'll need to catch the spy copter before it leaves the building.
Buona fortuna, Oso.
That's some Italian good luck for you, huh?
Thanks, Bufo. Or grazie.
Now, where did that spy copter go?
Did you see where it went?
This way? Good eye.
Thanks.
Uh-oh, looks like we'll have to add orange juice
to our shopping list.
Your mom has such a bad cold
I'm sure she'll appreciate us running errands for her.
I'll get ready while you two finish breakfast, and then we'll go.
I wish we had some orange juice for Mom when she gets up.
I know. We can make some fresh orange juice for Mom
right now before Mom wakes up.
Great idea, Alex.
Except I don't know how to make orange juice.
Oh, neither do I.
(beeping)
That spy copter has to be around here somewhere.
(whirring)
There it is.
Now to activate my special agent net.
Push, one. Push, two.
(sighs)
It's all part of the plan, more or less.
Special alert! Special alert!
(Mr. Dos) Special Agent Oso, Mr. Dos here.
It's a juicy situation.
Alex and Zoe want to make a glass of orange juice for their mom,
but they don't know how.
Your special assignment--
help Zoe and Alex make orange juice.
Will you help me with this special assignment?
Great! Paw Pilot, what special steps will I need for this assignment?
♪ Three special steps That's all you need ♪
♪ Three special steps And you'll succeed ♪
♪ Your special assignment Is starting now ♪
♪ And three special steps Will show you how ♪
Step one: Find some oranges.
Step two: Squeeze the oranges to get the juice.
Step three: Pour the juice into a glass!
♪ Three special steps So now you know ♪
♪ Three special steps And you're ready to go! ♪
♪ The checklist has All the steps you need ♪
♪ Just follow them all And you will succeed ♪
♪ With three special steps ♪
(Mr. Dos) Hurry, Oso. Zoe and Alex's mom will wake up soon.
I'm on my way.
Uh, soon as I get out of this stuff.
Now I'm really on my way.
Seatbelt first, before you go.
Paw Pilot, what's the code name for this assignment?
♪ Special assignment code name ♪
Dr. Juice.
♪ Dr. Juice ♪
♪ If your mom's feeling sick ♪
♪ With a cold or a flu Make some juice ♪
♪ There's a way you can help ♪
♪ And it's fun to do Make some juice ♪
♪ Give those oranges A big squeeze ♪
♪ A glass of juice Is sure to please ♪
♪ Your code name, Dr. Juice ♪
♪ Dr. Juice ♪
Thanks, Paw Pilot.
Special Assignment Dr. Juice accepted.
(Paw Pilot) Jetpack activated.
Hi, Alex. Hi, Zoe.
Special Agent Oso,
Are you here to help us make orange juice?
Yes, I am.
Paw Pilot, what's our first special step?
Step one-- Find some oranges.
Let's look around the kitchen.
Hmm, no.
Uh-huh.
Oh, I see the oranges now!
They're in the bowl behind the cereal box.
I can't reach it.
I'll just use the claw in my special agent pen.
Just twist and--
(chuckles) Let me try again.
Yeah.
There we go.
Boy, there sure are a lot of oranges in there.
Here's a tip, Oso.
Three oranges should be enough to make a small glass of juice.
Let's count three oranges together.
One.
Two.
Three.
Great work. Now you're ready for step two.
Squeeze the oranges to get the juice.
I can do that.
(grunting)
I can't get any juice.
Oso, you can't squeeze a whole orange.
It needs to be cut in half.
Zoe's right, Oso.
You'll need a grownup to cut the orange in half.
Grandma! You're just in time.
Special Agent Oso is here
to help us make orange juice for Mom.
Will you cut these oranges in half for us, please?
Why, I'd be happy to.
But we should all wash our hands before making juice.
-Okay. -Sure, Grandma.
There we go. Now you all finish up
while I get my purse so we can go shopping.
Look at that!
Six orange halves.
Now it's time to squeeze them.
Here's another tip.
Juicers are a helpful tool for squeezing orange juice.
I found a juicer.
Mom smooshes oranges on it to get the juice.
Great! Now we need a pitcher to squeeze the juice into.
Perfect. We can take turns using the juicer.
Good idea, Zoe.
And since there are three of us,
we can each squeeze two orange halves.
You go first, Oso.
That's not much juice at all.
Mom gets more juice when she pushes and twists the orange.
Push and twist.
Say, that's how I activate the net in my training exercise.
Thanks, Zoe.
Push and twist.
Look at all that juice!
Thanks for the tip, Zoe!
Now it's your turn.
Your turn, Alex.
There. We squeezed all the oranges.
Now you're ready for step three.
Pour the juice into a glass.
(sneeze in distance)
(coughing in distance)
Hurry. Mom's awake.
She's right, Oso.
By my calculations,
Alex and Zoe's mom will be downstairs in 5 seconds.
Five,
four,
three,
two,
one.
Assignment complete.
We did it!
Special Agent Oso helped us make orange juice for you.
We made it to help you feel better.
Oh, thank you.
Mmm. I think that's the best orange juice I've ever had.
Oso, will you stay for breakfast?
Thanks, but I have a training exercise to get back to.
-Goodbye, Special Agent Oso. -Goodbye, Oso.
Thanks, Oso. Bye!
Bye.
I got you now, spy copter.
Thanks to Alex and Zoe,
I know to push and twist the top of my pen
to launch the special agent net.
Push, one. Twist, two.
Congratulations, Oso.
You completed your net capture training exercise.
Perfecto! It's perfect.
Mr. Dos?
(Mr. Dos) You did more than launch your special agent net, Oso.
You also completed your special assignment.
I couldn't have done it without your help.
Paw Pilot, tell us what we did.
♪ Your special assignment Was a success ♪
♪ Because you followed Three special steps ♪
♪ By using the checklist Along the way ♪
♪ Here are the things You did today ♪
Check one: You found some oranges.
(Oso) We used three!
Check two: You squeezed the oranges to get the juice .
(Oso) Use a juicer to get the most juice.
Check three: You poured the juice into a glass !
(Oso) Every last drop.
(Paw Pilot) And Zoe and Alex made a glass of juice for their mom!
♪ Your special assignment Was a success ♪
♪ You did your three Special steps ♪
(Mr. Dos) And for that, you've earned a special assignment digi-medal.
Look! Mr. Dos gave us another digi-medal.
"Orange" you glad you helped me out on this assignment?
Oh, Oso. (giggles)
(Paw Pilot) "For Your Nose Only."
(barking)
Listen up, Oso. For today's training exercise,
you'll need to snap this here snow flap
to the top of the tent.
Sounds like a plan.
The snow flap helps keep snow out of the tent.
We're storing special agent equipment inside this tent, Oso.
And it needs to stay dry.
When you snap the snaps correctly, it'll sound like this.
(snaps)
Sounds Snappy to me, Agent Dotty.
Then you better get snappin', Oso.
Looks like a snowstorm is brewing.
-Good luck, Oso. -(engines start)
I need your help.
Will you help me count the flaps on the snow flap?
Great! Let's count together.
One,
two,
three,
four.
There are four snaps.
Thanks!
(sneeze)
(sniffs)
(sneezes)
Mom, my nose won't stop running.
Thomas, don't wipe your nose on your sleeve.
Use a tissue to blow your nose
then you'll be able to breathe easier.
But I don't know how to blow my nose, Mom.
Then I'll show you.
First, take a tissue.
(kettle whistling)
Oh, I forgot.
I was about to make you some tea, I'll be right back.
It would be great to surprise Mom
by blowing my nose all by myself.
But I just don't know how.
(beeping)
There. Now I just need to snap the snaps.
Okay, one.
Two.
Three.
Four.
(wind blowing)
There we go. This was easy.
Looks like I put the snow flap on just in time.
I better shut the tent so snow doesn't blow in.
Now the equipment in the tent will stay nice and dry.
Whoa!
It's all part of the plan, more or less.
Special alert! Special alert!
(Mr. Dos) Special Agent Oso, Mr. Dos here.
The situation is about to blow.
Thomas wants to blow his nose, but he doesn't know how.
Your special assignment--
help Thomas learn how to blow his nose.
Will you help me with this special assignment?
Great! Paw Pilot, what special steps will I need
for this assignment?
♪ Three special steps That's all you need ♪
♪ Three special steps And you'll succeed ♪
♪ Your special assignment Is starting now ♪
♪ And three special steps Will show you how ♪
Step one: Hold a tissue over your nose.
Step two: Gently blow out through your nose.
Step Three: Wipe your nose with a tissue, then throw it into the trash.
♪ Three special steps So now you know ♪
♪ Three special steps And you're ready to go! ♪
♪ The checklist has All the steps you need ♪
♪ Just follow them all And you will succeed ♪
♪ With three special steps ♪
(Mr. Dos) Hurry, Oso. Thomas's nose won't stop running.
-I'm on my way. -(horn honks)
I'll get you there, Oso.
Thanks, Whirly.
Paw Pilot, what's the code name for this special assignment?
♪ Special assignment code name ♪
For Your Nose Only.
♪ If your nose is running For your nose only ♪
♪ Better grab a tissue Run, run ♪
♪ And get your nose a blowin' For your nose only ♪
♪ That's what you gotta do Run, run ♪
♪ Stop the sniffles That's your aim ♪
♪ And For Your Nose Only Is your code name ♪
♪ For Your Nose Only ♪
Thanks, Paw Pilot.
Special Assignment, For Your Nose Only accepted.
(Whirly Bird) What's that, Oso? You want to be ejected?
Whatever you say.
No, I didn't say--
Whirly!
Happy landings, Oso.
-(crash) -(cat yowls)
-(Oso) Sorry. -(chuckles)
Special Agent Oso!
That's me, in the plush.
|Are you here to help me learn how to blow my nose?
Yes I am, Thomas.
Paw Pilot, what's our first special step?
Step one-- Hold a tissue over your nose.
-Uh, like this? -(chuckles)
Oso, I don't think that's the way to do it.
Here's a tip, Oso.
Use both paws to hold the tissue tightly over your nose.
Oh! I think I've got it.
Me too.
Then you're ready for step two.
Gently blow out through your nose.
And here's a tip, Oso.
The two holes in the bottom of your nose
are called nostrils.
Use your fingers to press on the outside of one nostril
while you blow out of the other.
Do it again on the other side.
Okay, Thomas. Watch me, and I'll show you how it's done.
Just press down one nostril like this, and--
(blows)
Oh. Well, that wasn't right.
Here's another tip.
Close your mouth when you blow out through your nose.
I see. It's like this.
Press down on one nostril,
then gently blow out through my other nostril
while my mouth is closed.
(blows)
-I did it. -All right!
Now for the other side.
(blows)
Yeah, that feels a lot better.
Great work!
Now for step three.
Wipe your nose with a tissue, then throw it into the trash.
My nose is all wet.
That looks kind of messy.
Hey, Oso!
It might work better if I gently squeeze
my nose with my fingers when I wipe.
Then everything will go onto the tissue,
and it won't be so messy.
Squeeze with your fingers.
Hey! I should have squeezed the snaps on my tent
with my fingers in my training exercise.
That would have made the snow flaps stay on.
Thanks, Thomas. Let's try it again.
(mother) Thomas, I'll be right there!
Hurry, Oso.
Thomas's mom will be back upstairs in seven seconds.
Seven,
six,
five,
four,
three,
two,
one.
Assignment complete!
Thomas, you learned how to blow your nose all by yourself.
I had a little help from Oso.
Thanks, Oso.
Remember, it's important to always wash your hands
after blowing your nose.
That way you don't spread any bad germs.
Now I've gotta get back to my training exercise.
I hope you feel better soon, Thomas.
Bye, Oso.
Bye, Oso. Thank you.
It was my pleasure.
Thanks to Thomas,
I know I need to squeeze with my fingers
to snap the snow flap to the tent.
Let's count the snaps together as I snap them.
-One. -(snaps)
Hey, I heard the snap sound that time. Ha!
-(snaps) -Two.
-(snaps) -Three.
-(snaps) -Four.
(wind blowing)
Whoa!
(gasps)
I did it!
I snapped the snow flap to the tent!
Now all the equipment inside the tent will stay dry.
(snowmobiles approaching)
Congratulations.
You completed your snow tent training exercise.
Outstanding, Oso.
(howls) Outstanding!
Mr. Dos?
(Mr. Dos) You did more than snap the snow flap to the tent, Oso.
You also completed your special assignment.
I couldn't have done it without your help.
Paw Pilot, tell us what we did.
♪ Your special assignment Was a success ♪
♪ Because you followed Three special steps ♪
♪ By using the checklist Along the way ♪
♪ Here are the things You did today ♪
Check one: You held a tissue over your nose.
(Oso) Use both hands.
Check two: You gently blew out through your nose.
(Oso) First one nostril, then the other.
Check three: You wiped your nose with a tissue and threw it in the trash.
(Oso) Then we washed our hands.
(Paw Pilot) And Thomas felt better after blowing his nose!
♪ Your special assignment Was a success ♪
♪ You did Your three special steps ♪
(Mr. Dos) And for that, you've earned a special assignment digi-medal.
Look. Mr. Dos gave us another digi-medal.
Good thing I didn't blow this assignment.
(laughs) Get it?
-Oh, Oso. -(laughing)
Let's find the matching pictures.
Look at the cards closely.
Which card has the orange on it?
Is it this one?
Sorry, that's the spy copter.
How about this one?
Yes! You found the matching orange.
And that's the box of tissues!
Great work, everybody!