Hey, Otis!
-Otis -Otis!
Let's get rolling with Otis
Hit the brakes!
-Otis -Otis!
Let's get rolling with Otis
Let's get rolling!
Together on the farm We play and we work hard
-With help from Otis the tractor -Yeah!
When he feels his heart glowing Otis gets going
-So let's get rolling with Otis -Otis!
"Jumping Daisy."
Good morning, Long Hill Dairy Farm.
Do you hear that sound?
It's the hooves of the best horses around.
I'm Farmer Nelson, and welcome to our horse jumping competition.
-Cock-a-doodle-whoo-hoo! -All right.
This is so exciting.
-They jump so high. -Yeah.
Look at those horsies hopping in this heat.
Which horse will jump the high jump and get the blue ribbon?
We'll soon find out.
I don't know if anyone can jump over that.
-I know someone who can. -You do?
-Who? -Who, Otis?
It's me!
-Daisy! -Whoo-moo!
-That's my girl. -Thanks, Mama.
Daisy, Daisy, you jump so high.
Someday soon you'll touch the sky.
It's hot today.
I'll cool you off, Daisy.
Thanks, Celeste.
Look!
There she is.
Sweet Susie.
She's my favorite jumper.
Then let's go meet her.
Okay.
Sweet Susie?
That's my name. What's yours, little tractor?
I'm Otis. And this is my friend Daisy. She's a jumper too.
-Well, hello there, Daisy. -Hi.
I've never met a jumping calf before.
She can jump higher than anyone I know.
I've got the moo-ves.
Well, I cannot wait to see more of your moo-ves, Daisy.
It's hotter than hotcakes out here.
Make sure you stay cool, okay?
I will. Thanks, Sweet Susie.
Did you see that, Mama?
I talked to Sweet Susie.
I sure did.
Okay, horses. It's time for the next jump.
Let's go, Daisy, dear. It's almost your turn.
You ready?
I was born ready, Otis.
Daisy, Daisy, you jump so high.
Someday soon you'll touch the--
I'm so hot.
Hit the brakes!
Are you okay, Daisy?
Daisy, dear. I don't know if you should jump in this heat.
But, Mama, that makes me really sad.
Daisy has to jump. But how can I help?
Daisy, Daisy.
What if I got some water to cool you off?
Yes, please.
Let's get rolling to help.
It's empty.
Water. Water.
Gotta find some…
Water!
My water tank.
I'm coming, jumping Daisy.
There's enough water for all of you now.
You did it, Otis.
That's better.
Thanks, Otis.
Now I'm ready to jump higher than all the other horses.
Jump! Jump!
Jump!
Daisy, dear. You're covered in mud.
Let's go get you cleaned up.
But, Mama, I can't miss the high jump competition.
Don't you worry. We'll be quickety quick.
All right.
Be right back, Otis.
Okay. But hurry.
There we are. All clean and ready to jump.
That's strange.
I can't open the door.
But I have to get to the high jump competition.
Otis? Celeste?
Sal?
Otis!
Get ready, 'cause it's high time for the high jump.
-Cock-a-doodle-do! -I can't wait!
Oh, no. That's Daisy's event.
She should've been back by now.
I gotta go find her.
Otis!
Hit the brakes.
Otis!
That's Daisy.
I'm coming, Daisy!
Daisy, are you in there?
Yes, Otis.
The door is stuck. We're trapped inside.
I've gotta get out of here, Otis.
I'm worried I'm gonna miss the competition.
There must be something I can do to get Daisy and Rosalie out of there.
Maybe if I push really hard?
Please try, Otis.
Okay. Let's get rolling.
I can't push the door in.
And we can't push the door out.
If I can't get the door open…
I bet I can take it off.
Stand back, Daisy and Rosalie. I'm taking the door off this barn, okay?
Yes.
We're ready, Otis.
Maybe I can use my winch to pull it off.
Nope. There's nothing to hook on to.
I know.
I can use my forklift to lift the door off.
You can do this.
Go, Otis, go!
You got this, Otis!
Otis, you did it.
You got us out.
-Whoo-moo! -Amazing.
You're such a hearty helper, Otis.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Next up, Sweet Susie will do the high jump.
We've gotta get you to the competition, Daisy.
Looks like Sweet Susie's the only one
who wants to do the high jump.
She's approaching the hurdle.
She jumps, and--
Oh, no!
Looks like this jump is just too high.
All right, folks. The competition's over.
Unless anyone else wants to give it a try?
Whoo-moo!
What's this?
Jump, Daisy, jump!
Here I come!
Go, Daisy!
Folks, it's not over yet.
We have one last jumper in the competition.
And it's not a horse. It's a calf.
-Oink-cellent. -Cock-a-doodle-go-Daisy!
You can do it.
Could it be?
Is this calf going to jump the high jump?
Daisy, Daisy, you jump so high.
Someday soon you'll touch the sky!
Jump, Daisy, jump!
Whoo-moo!
She did it!
Go, Daisy!
Cock-a-doodle-whoo-hoo!
Daisy jumped higher than all the horses.
For the first time ever,
a cow has won the high jump competition.
Let's hear it for Daisy.
Yeah, Daisy!
-Did you see my Daisy's moo-ves? -You did it.
I had no idea my favorite little calf could jump so high.
Congratulations.
Jumping Daisy. I'm so proud of you.
Those were some sweet jumps.
How would you like to practice jumping together sometime?
Yes! Yes!
That's a yes for me.
Hopping hay bales, you did it, Daisy!
I did. I did!
I'm so proud of myself.
Thanks for helping me today, Otis.
You really are a hearty helper.
On this farm, we all help each other.
Whoo-moo!
-Moo! -Cock-a-doodle-whoo-hoo!
I knew you could do it.
I'm so proud of you.
Daisy for the win.
"Polly and the Skunk."
Hiya, Polly-pup.
Sure, we can play.
But first I have to take these tomatoes to the compost pile.
No, Polly. We can't eat them.
They're all cracked.
But they sure smell good.
Yep. Now we can play.
Come on.
Go get the ball, Polly. I'm right behind you.
You wanna play with everyone?
Okay.
Whoo-moo.
-Yeah. -Otis.
Who wants to play with Polly?
I cock-a-doodle-do.
Me too!
Me three.
Uh-oh.
Yeah!
All righty. Polly ball it is.
Let's go to the hayfield.
I can't wait to play.
-I love Polly ball. -Come on.
Polly ball, Polly ball, our favorite game to play.
Bounce the ball up and down and keep it in the hay!
-Yeah! -Let's do this.
-I'm ready. -Let's play.
Polly ball, Polly ball, our favorite game to play.
Bounce the ball up and down
and keep it in the hay!
Coming baa-ack at you.
Yes! Good one.
And the ball is…
O-O-O-Out.
-Break time. -I think I see it over there.
-Thanks, Polly. -Hurry baa-ack.
Polly, do you need help finding the ball?
There you are.
-Back to the game. -Welcome back.
What is that smell?
It smells baa-ad.
Like a skunk.
Jeepers sheepers, Polly. Did you get sprayed by a skunk?
Smelly.
Pee-ew.
I'm sorry, Polly.
I wanna play with you, but that skunky smell is just way too bad.
I guess we can't play together today.
Sorry, Polly.
Hit the brakes.
Polly, are you okay?
You're sad because you can't play with everyone.
What can I use to cover that skunky smell?
I just need to use the gears between my ears.
Maybe if we cover you in these flowers
we can all play with you again.
How does that sound, Polly?
-We can help. -I can pick some.
Me too.
Let's get rolling.
This one can go right here.
We're gonna need a lot more.
-Aha. -Here's a whole bunch.
I found some more.
This should do the trick.
Polly's gonna smell so good.
-One more here. -A little over here.
Let me just add this.
And done.
Polly, you smell like flowers now. We did it.
I think this is gonna work.
Let's play…
Polly ball, Polly ball, our favorite game to play.
Bounce the ball up and down
and keep it in the hay!
-Let's go. -Over here.
Heads up.
Cock-a-doodle-whoo-hoo.
Uh-oh.
Go, Polly. Go, go, go.
Oh, no. The flowers.
The smell is back.
'Cause all the flowers fell off.
I'm sorry, Polly. I can't get any closer.
This is not working.
Hit the brakes.
Oh, Polly. I know you're upset.
Putt, puff, puttedy chuff,
we'll figure this out, Polly-pup.
What game can we play together without being too close to Polly?
That's it!
Polly, wanna play catch?
Then we can play but be far apart.
Okay. Ready, Polly? Catch!
This is more like it.
Throw it back.
Got it. Catch!
Oops. Not far enough.
No, no, no, no, no.
The ball's too close to Polly, and the skunky smell is back.
-Oh, no. -So smelly.
My beak.
-No. -Too close.
Run.
Sorry, Polly.
We wanna play together too. But I don't think we can.
Polly, wait.
We gotta find a way to play with Polly.
Polly.
How about just the two of us play?
Oops.
If only Polly could smell like these tomatoes.
Wait. That's it.
Hey, everyone.
Maybe Polly would smell like these tomatoes if we play in them.
-Those smell good. -Yeah. Great idea.
Let's get rolling in these tomatoes.
Hey, Polly-pup. Wanna play ball?
-Come on. -Tomatoes, here I come.
-Yeah! -Whoo-moo!
Let me in those squishy, mushy tomatoes.
A squashy-squashy-squish. A squashy-squashy-squish.
A squashy-squashy-squish.
Pass me the ball, Polly.
Hey. I don't smell the skunky smell anymore.
I don't either.
The tomatoes took away the smell.
You did it, Otis.
Now we can all play together.
Whoo-moo!
You're welcome, Polly-pup.
I'm happy we got to play together too.
Otis, you're such a hearty helper.
On this farm, we all help each other.
Polly ball, Polly ball, our favorite game to play.
Bounce the ball up and down and--
Keep it in the toma-toes.