♪ Well, we come from different places ♪
♪ But we're all family ♪
♪ Dino Ranch, it is the way To be a Cassidy ♪
♪ We're in it together, Come on, everyone outside ♪
♪ There's always adventure, So Dino Ranchers, ride ♪
♪ Min takes care of cheering up Clover's heart of gold ♪
♪ At the D-I-N-O, D-I-N-O, At the Dino Ranch ♪
♪ Miguel solves the problems While Tango hauls a load ♪
♪ At the D-I-N-O, D-I-N-O, At the Dino Ranch ♪
♪ Jon can throw the best lasso ♪
♪ Fast as lightning, go, Blitz, go ♪
♪ There's always adventure, So lend a helping hand ♪
♪ At the D-I-N-O, D-I-N-O, At the Dino Ranch ♪
♪ At the Dino Ranch ♪
(cawing)
(reading)
Bo: Every day is an exciting day on Dino Ranch,
because you never know what to expect.
Like the time a family of stegosauruses
got stuck in a mud pit
and the Dino Ranchers all had to ride like lightning
to help them.
(grunting)
Jon: Bullseye!
Yee-haw!
Let's pull this stego out of there, Blitz.
(chattering)
Faster, Blitz! Faster!
Give it all you've got!
(grunting)
(rumbling)
Whoa!
(thudding)
The trick to hauling a dinosaur out of the mud, Jon...
Is to take it slow. (clicking tongue)
Back her up, Biscuit.
All right, now. Nice and easy.
(rumbling)
Thanks, Pa! Let's help some more, Blitz! Hyah!
It's okay, little one. We'll take good care
of you and your family.
(honking)
(kissing)
- (humming) - We need to get them cleaned up
before we're all covered in mud.
Miguel! We're all set for the Dino Washer!
All set!
Vamanos, Tango! Hi-ya!
This has got to be the best thing I've ever built!
(roaring)
Clean as a whistle.
Min: Wow. What would we do without you, Miguel?
And that amazing invention of yours.
(all laughing)
All right. That should hold it.
I still can't figure on how those stegos
broke through this here fence.
I was thinking the same thing.
We made it strong enough to keep them away from the mud pit.
Jane: Good job, Rancheroos.
Well, Pa and I got to head back to the ranch.
You good here to clean up?
Miguel: Sure thing, Ma!
(clicking)
So long, Dino Ranchers!
Bye, Pa!
Giddy up, Tango!
Let's tidy up this mess!
(roaring)
Hey, where did these tracks come from?
Do you think the stegosauruses left them?
Those aren't stego tracks.
They look like they're from a spinosaurus.
Those are even bigger than Biscuit.
Maybe he broke the fence
and scared all the stegosauruses into the mud.
But where is he going?
Yeah. Spinosauruses live in the Badlands,
but the tracks are headed that way,
away from the Badlands.
(roaring in distance)
We need to check this out.
Are you ready, Dino Ranchers?
Min and Miguel: Ready, Jon!
(roaring)
(sniffing)
Suffering saddle horn!
Only two things could cause a trail of trouble like this--
a tornado or a rampaging spinosaurus.
(chattering)
That's weird.
Look at these tracks.
Come on, Miguel. We need to hurry.
Coming! Look, Min.
It's like the spinosaurus is running all over the place,
charging and crashing into everything he sees.
He sure is behaving strangely.
Dinosaurs don't normally just run around smashing stuff.
But why would it do that? There must be a reason
why the spinosaurus is acting that way.
(roaring in distance)
(howling)
You guys, what are we waiting for?
There's no time to stand around. You said the spinosaurus is
one of the biggest, baddest, and fastest dinosaurs we know!
We got to get going, or we'll never catch him.
He could be anywhere by now.
(thudding footsteps)
He's right behind me, isn't he?
(roaring)
Uh, would you look at the time?
See you!
Whoa! That is one angry dinosaur.
(roaring)
Hmm. I've never seen a spinosaurus
with those strange markings before.
I need to get a closer look.
And he's acting very strangely.
(roaring)
Jon: He's taking off again!
After him, Blitz! It's Veloci-time!
No, Jon!
Don't chase him!
Don't worry! We'll be careful!
Blitz is too fast to let a big old dinosaur stomp us!
(rumbling)
Got him! (grunting)
Whoa!
Hang on, Jon!
We're coming!
Whoa! Yeehaw!
Whoa!
Jon!
(chattering)
Whee!
(grunting)
Phew! Thanks, Blitz.
(roaring)
Uh-oh! The spinosaurus has turned around!
- (roaring) - (Min gasps) Oh, no!
He's heading straight for Dino Ranch, and he's moving fast.
We have to stop him before he gets there.
We've got an angry dinosaur to wrangle.
Hee-yah, Blitz! Hyah!
There must be a reason why he's acting so angry.
(Tango sniffing)
What's that, Tango? Is that mud?
It's the same color as the mud from the mud pit.
But how did it get way out here?
Hmm...
(rumbling)
(roaring)
All right, Blitz. Let's sneak up on him.
(roaring)
Whoa!
(spinosaurus roaring)
Well, that didn't work.
(rumbling)
(gasping)
Whoa!
I've got it! The spinosaurus
must have fallen into the mud pit, too,
but he was strong enough to pull himself out and run away.
Well, that explains how the mud got here,
but why is the spinosaurus so mad?
I don't know, but based on what we've seen so far,
I'd say it's a--
Jon: Stampede!
And it's coming this way!
(rumbling)
Head for cover!
Go, Clover! Go!
Whoa! Steady, Blitz!
We can't outrun them, Tango!
They're too fast!
(roaring)
(sighing)
Thanks, Tango.
Follow that spinosaurus!
Miguel, what are you two doing?
I need to get close enough to really see that spinosaurus!
(spinosaurus roaring)
(roaring)
I knew it. Those aren't the spinosaurus' body markings.
That's mud, Tango.
Jon, wait!
I think I know what's wrong with that spinosaurus!
We can't slow down, Miguel!
He's heading for Dino Ranch!
Okay, then. Let me show you.
Arriba, Tango! Vamanos!
-Hey, spinosaurus! -(roaring)
Miguel, look out!
He'll charge at you!
Look here!
(snorting)
Jon: That's weird. He didn't even try to charge him.
I don't get it.
I figured it out.
Look at the spinosaurus' face.
Min: It's mud!
He has mud covering his eyes!
He can't see!
Exactly. That's what I was trying to tell you.
Good thinking, Miguel.
Now that we know what the real problem is,
let's go help that dinosaur.
Dino Ranchers, ride!
(roaring)
If Tango and I can get into position,
we can use my Dino Washer
to spray the mud off his eyes!
That should make him feel a lot better.
Let's get washing, Tango!
(gasps)
He's running too fast!
Can you find a way to slow him down?
We'll do our best!
Yee-haw!
Got him!
(roaring)
Whoa, big dinosaur!
Ready to launch, Clover.
Give me your best shot!
(chattering)
Yee-haw!
(grunting) Easy.
We're here to help you.
He's all slowed down for you, Miguel!
Oh, no! There's not enough pressure!
We need more power!
We've got all the power we need right here.
Tango, pump the pedal!
Dino-might!
(chattering)
(roaring)
How-- howdy.
Feeling better?
(roaring)
(laughing)
(roaring)
You did it, Miguel.
Good thinking, partner. Maybe one day,
I'll learn to take things a little slower, like you.
Bo: Like I said,
you never know what to expect.
Things can happen fast on Dino Ranch,
but if you want to do a job right,
sometimes, you just need to take it slow.
Great job today, Dino Ranchers.
Ma and I want to tip our hats to you.
You figured out the real problem
and helped that big old dinosaur.
Thanks. But Jon and I
need to tip our hats to Miguel and Tango.
We sure do. If it wasn't for Miguel,
we'd still be trying to wrangle that spinosaurus.
(chattering)
Come on, Rancheroos.
What say we get you all cleaned up for dinner?
(chuckling) Good idea, Ma.
Now, where is that Dino Washer?
(all laughing)
(kids laughing)
(Bo laughing)
(reading)
Bo: Out here on Dino Ranch,
herding dinosaurs to fresh grazing grounds
is all part of the job.
And that job can turn scary at the drop of a hat.
Whoa!
Thanks, partner!
(chattering)
Uh-oh! Runaway stego!
Come on, Blitz!
Wow! That was amazing!
That was the bravest thing I've ever seen!
Fantastico!
Tricera-tastic, Jon.
You must have been so scared!
Scared? Me?
No way. Not ever.
The sun's setting.
We should get the herd back to the campsite
before it gets too dark.
Vamanos, Tango.
(howling)
Whoa, Tango!
Not again!
(Min and Jon laughing)
Sleeping under the stars
is my absolute, number one favorite part
of camping out on the plains. Oof!
But it's kind of hard to see the stegosaur herd in the dark.
I made something to help with that.
I call it a... glow jar.
Jon, Min: Wow!
Great idea, Miguel. That'll keep them shining bright
until we get them back to the ranch in the morning.
Good job with the herd out there today, Dino Ranchers.
Now, are you ready for some spooky campfire stories?
Ready, Pa!
I'm ready.
(gulping) Me, too.
Have you heard of the spook-asaurus?
-Nope! -Nuh-uh.
Uh... spook-asaurus?
Miguel, toss me one of those glow jars you invented.
Legend tells of a dino
that, at night, roams these lands,
its creepy cry calling across the cold desert sands.
Past the river with a sickly green glow,
through a forest of fire-filled trees,
it makes its home.
(yelping)
(teeth chattering)
In the dark of the night, it'll rise from its cave,
and you'll need all your courage.
You'll need to be brave.
(whimpering, teeth chattering)
(howling)
Through the dark night rings the chorus
of the one, the only,
the haunted spook-asaurus!
(roaring)
(Min, Miguel screaming)
(laughing) Great story, Pa.
That was scary.
Gee. The-- the spook-asaurus isn't real, though, is it, Pa?
Don't worry, Miguel.
The spook-asaurus isn't real.
Or is it?
- Ah! - (both laughing)
But that's enough scary stories for now.
I think it's time we hit the hay for the night.
(laughing) Old Biscuit's already beat us to the punch.
(snoring)
Miguel: Psst. Hey, Jon.
Do you think what Pa said was true?
That the spook-asaurus might be real?
Don't worry, Miguel. The spook-asaurus
is probably just one of Pa's tall tales.
There's nothing to worry about.
(eerie howling in distance)
Huh? What was that?
(roaring)
Oh, no! The herd!
(roaring)
Bo: Saddle up, Ranchers. We need to corral those stegos
before they get too far out.
All: Dino Ranchers, ride!
(grunting)
Slow down!
(roaring)
(eerie howling in distance)
Ah! There it is again!
That's a strange howl.
It kind of sounds like a call for help,
but different somehow.
(sniffing)
(roaring)
Uh-oh! One's breaking off from the herd!
Biscuit and I will finish wrangling up this herd.
You kids go after that stego.
You've got it, Pa!
But what if there's a spook-asaurus out there?
Spook-asaurus or not,
that stego needs our help!
Are you ready, Dino Ranchers?
(timidly) We're ready, Jon.
Dino Ranchers, ride!
(eerie howling in distance)
Ah! There's that howl again!
What if it's a spook-asaurus prowling the plains,
like in Pa's story?
There's no such thing as a spook-asaurus. Pa said so.
But he also said, "Or is it?"
If that is the spook-asaurus,
then the stego's running towards it!
(sniffing)
That's strange. I've never seen a river
that looks like this before.
But it's just like Pa's story!
A river with a sickly green glow!
(eerie howling)
Yeah! And the howl's getting closer!
Uh... you might be right, Miguel.
Come on, guys. Look.
It's just the gems glowing in the moonlight.
No need to worry.
Hmm... You're right, Jon.
Uh, I guess so.
Come on. We've got to catch up to that stego.
Uh, guys? Look!
See? A forest of fire-filled trees,
just like Pa said.
We're heading right towards the spook-asaurus.
We, uh, can't stop now!
That stego needs us!
You're right. Let's go!
This is all a mighty big coincidence, though.
(sniffing)
No! Stop!
Don't go in there!
(eerie howling)
Ah! It's a spook-asaurus!
It's like Pa said.
"In the dark of the night, it'll rise from its cave."
But it sounds like a cry for help.
Min's right.
It does sound like a cry for help.
But that sure is a spooky-looking cave.
What do we do, Jon?
(sighing)
Spooky cave or not,
we're Dino Ranchers,
and that stego needs our help.
We're going in!
(eerie howling)
(gasping)
(eerie howling)
The spook-asaurus.
It is real!
(screams)
(eerie howling)
(both scream)
(all screaming)
(Jon panting)
The spook-asaurus is real, just like Pa's story!
I didn't want to believe it!
Jon, you were scared, too?
I'm not scared!
I'm just thinking about the glowing river
and the fire-filled trees
and the howling cave
and the spooky shadow and--
Okay. I might be scared.
I-- I didn't want you to know.
I was trying to be brave.
Well, Jon, if spending the night
chasing after a helpless dinosaur when you're scared
isn't brave, then I don't know what is.
Besides, you've been helping us be brave all night.
Now, it's our turn to help you.
You're right.
Let's go save that dino!
(eerie howling)
It's okay.
We've got this.
(eerie howling)
Min: That's not a spook-asaurus.
-(gasping) -Ah.
It's the baby stego that ran off earlier!
And that must be its mother!
It was a cry for help!
(howling)
The glow jar is making shadow puppets appear,
just like Pa did.
Hmm. And the cave makes the baby's roar
sound spookier than it really is.
You were just howling
because you got your foot stuck in this rock,
weren't you?
(chittering)
(sighing) I guess the spook-asaurus
wasn't real after all.
(chittering)
I can't believe I was scared by a baby stegosaurus.
Well, you weren't the only one, Miguel.
(all laughing)
All right, Dino Ranchers!
Let's get mama stego and her baby back to camp!
(roaring)
(laughing) Tango! Would you stop doing that?
Jon: All this dino-wrangling has made me hungry.
Anyone else?
Bo: Well, even though the spook-asaurus
was just a tall tale,
it still put quite a scare into Jon.
But he stepped up and faced his fears head on,
and if he needed just a teeny, weeny bit of help to do it,
well-- (chuckling)
That's just what a family is for.
Well, Pa, are you ready to hear the tale
of the real spook-asaurus?
Only if it's not too scary.
(laughing)
It was night.
The cave was dark and spooky.
But we Dino Ranchers needed to save that mama and baby stego.
And that's when we came face to face with...
The spook-asaurus?
It was more like...
a three-headed silly-asaurus.
(all roaring)
(sighing)
(all laughing)
(howling)
(closing theme music playing)