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!
"Otis Brings the Sheep Back."
Another day on the farm is done.
Looks like everyone is coming home for the night.
This way, chickens. Back to the coop.
Come on, piggies.
Hey, where's Louie?
He usually brings all those sheep back inside.
I wonder where he is.
Ouch.
Hit the brakes! Louie, what happened?
Otis, I hurt my leg.
Are you okay?
It's not terrible.
I'll be fine in a couple of days.
But right now, it hurts when I do this.
Or this.
And it hurts when I walk too.
Ouch.
Maybe you should take it easy, Louie.
But I can't. It's almost dark, and I need to--
Bring the-- Ouch!
Other five sheep baa-ack here.
I'm so frustrated.
I'm a hearty helper.
Could I lead the sheep for you?
Really? You'd do that?
You bet your wool I would.
Just rest, and I'll be back with those sheep before the sun goes to sleep.
Let's get rolling.
Hey there, sheep.
You see, Louie's got a sore leg,
but I'm here to bring you back to the pen instead.
So follow me.
Did you hear me?
Time to go home.
Wait, you're right.
That wasn't very polite of me, was it?
Will you follow me, please?
But you have to come back before it gets dark.
Maybe Louie can tell me how to get these sheep back.
Otis! Where are the sheep?
They wouldn't follow me. What do I do?
This happens sometimes.
Some sheep just won't come back until I've picked them a snack.
What I do is grab some apples from the tree like this.
Owie. Ouch!
Hit the brakes!
Are you okay?
I just forgot about my hurt leg.
I'm saa-ad. Super saa-ad.
Can I pick the apples for the sheep?
Yes, they would love thaa-at.
Farm-tastic!
Let's get rolling!
Hello, sheep. I'm baa-ack.
Louie just told me you like…
Yep! Shiny, red apples coming right up.
Well, down.
The only apples left are at the very tippy-top.
But not for long. I'll reach 'em.
Maybe I can reach them with this.
Almost.
Yes! One apple.
Two apples.
Three, four, five apples.
Come on. Follow me and these yummy apples back to the sheep pen.
Here we come, Louie!
I've got all five sheep, and I'm bringing them back.
Just wait till you see!
Louie, here they are.
Five apples for five sheep.
One, two.
There are two sheep, but there should be five.
Where are the other three?
Oh, no! Why didn't the other three keep following me?
This does sometimes happen, but I'll tell you what could work.
-A race. -A race?
Yes, an obstacle race.
I set up all sorts of stuff the sheep can run around and hop over.
Like those hay bales.
I start-- with one--
And then-- My leg!
I can't set up an obstacle race like this.
I'm so disappointed.
Maybe I could set up the obstacles for you.
Yes, please. Thank you, Otis!
You're very welcome.
I'll have those other three sheep back faster than you can say…
Hello, you three.
It's me!
How about a race back to your pen?
That's right, it's a farm-tastic obstacle race.
Check it out.
First, go around here,
then around this one for a loop-de-loop.
Yeah! I knew you'd like it.
Ready, set,
go, go, go!
And the sheep race to home is off to an exciting start.
The next obstacle is…
this barrel!
Look at you go!
Can you make it over the shovel and this bucket?
Yes! You're in the homestretch
as you jump a tire and weave round a wagon.
Now jump that grain bag.
The sheep cross the finish line.
It worked, Louie, look.
Now I brought back all five sheep for you.
Well, let's see.
One, two, three,
four.
Why didn't the fifth one come back?
Oh, right! How could I forget?
That last sheep likes to follow me home while I sing her favorite song.
But-- The field--
Is so far--
Away.
And I love singing to her.
Hit the brakes.
Are you okay, Louie?
Singing to her is my favorite thing to do.
But because of my leg, tonight I can't.
So this is the saddest night ever.
There must be something we can do.
Putt, puff, puttedy ping.
We've gotta get you to the field to sing.
Great gears!
Louie!
Maybe you can bring that last sheep home.
How?
In this.
I'll tow you to the pasture so you can sing to the last sheep.
Here you go.
Nice and comfy.
Otis, that's such a great idea.
It's a bit tricky on my bad leg though.
Thank you.
I'm on board.
Then come on, let's get rolling.
We'll be right baa-ack.
Otis, look.
The sun's almost gone. We have to find her. Quick!
There she is!
No, that's just flowers.
Wait, I hear her.
Is that another flower?
Nope.
There you are, sheep.
We're here to bring you home.
Are you ready, Louie?
I am so ready, Otis.
Let's do this.
Fluffy sheep with snow-white wool
The grassy fields they roam
And it makes my heart feel very full When I lead them all back home
They'll chew and bleat and baa
I'll be their guiding star
And as I sing My song will bring
My flock home from afar
You were right, Louie. She loves your singing.
And I love it too.
It's my favorite part of the night. I'm so happy I got to do it.
Me too.
And look at that!
All one, two, three,
four, five sheep are home for the night.
What a baa-eautiful sight.
We did it, Otis.
That's 'cause on this farm, we all help each other.
"Daisy's High High Jump."
Your turn, Otis!
All right.
Jump, Otis, jump!
Here I go.
Go, Otis, go!
Did you see that? I call it the Tractor Twist.
What a moo-ove.
My turn!
And I think today's the day, Otis.
I'm gonna do my highest jump ever.
Wow! Daisy, what are these hoofprints?
Every time I jump a little higher, I add another hoofprint.
See this one? That's where I jumped last time.
Today, I wanna jump all the way to the top.
Daisy, Daisy You jump so high
Someday soon You'll touch the sky
Here I go.
Whoo-moo!
Oops.
So close.
Try again.
You got it, Otis.
I'm not gonna let one miss stop me from jumping my highest jump.
Sweet Susie, what are you doing here?
My horseshoes are a little worn-out,
so the farmers are fitting me for some shiny new ones.
What are you two sugar cubes up to?
I'm trying to jump my highest jump yet.
Sounds sweet!
Tell you what, little Daisy,
I'll come back to see that amazing jump after I get my new shoes.
Really, really, really?
You will?
Yep. Keep at it, sweetie.
See you two later.
Did you hear that?
My favorite jumper in the whole world wants to see me jump my highest jump!
I'm so excited, I could…
jump!
-You got this, Daisy. -Yeah!
Here I come.
Daisy, Daisy Ring that bell
Hit the brakes.
Daisy, are you okay?
Yeah, I'm okay.
Oh, no!
It broke!
My hurdle's ruined.
Now I'll never get to show Sweet Susie how high I can jump.
I'm really disappointed.
Maybe we can find something else for you to jump over
before Sweet Susie gets back.
Like what?
It's gotta be something that's as high as the top of your hurdle.
Let's get rolling.
Okay, Otis.
Celeste.
My hurdle broke.
Oh, no.
Do you have anything Daisy can jump over?
It needs to be super-duper tall.
Let's see.
What about this… milk pail?
Thanks.
But it needs to be a lot taller.
How about now?
Even taller.
She's trying to jump her highest jump ever.
Higher than me.
We're gonna need a lot more apples.
Or more milk pails.
Let's bring them over and stack them up. They might be as high as your hurdle.
-Let's try it. -Oink-cellent!
All righty. One pail.
Two pails.
This might take a while.
We got this.
Wow! Our pal's got a lot of pails.
Oink-cellent.
Just a little tractor trick.
You're such a hearty helper, Otis. Let's see if it's high enough.
Not quite.
Thanks to Celeste's apple, it is.
Yes!
Thanks, Otis.
All right, Daisy, give it all you got.
Here I go!
There they are.
-I need these pails to milk the cows. -No!
Hiya, Daisy.
Oh, no!
Hit the brakes.
Are you okay, Daisy?
What am I gonna jump over now?
I'm so sad.
We'll find something else. Let's get rolling.
-Whoo-moo! -Oink-cellent!
Yellow corn.
Crunchy, yellow corn.
What are you cock-a-doodle-doing back here?
Hey, Sal. We're looking for something really tall.
Daisy's trying to jump her highest jump ever.
Like this tall?
Yeah!
That's taller than any of this stuff, that's for sure.
Hey, little Daisy, just one more horseshoe to go, then I can watch you jump.
Oh, no! Sweet Susie's almost ready,
but I don't have anything to jump over.
Putt, puff, puttedy chuff.
We'll help Daisy and won't give up.
Daisy, your hurdle had a bar that could move up and down, right?
And it also had a bell?
Yeah, it went, "ding"!
Exactly like that.
Great gears, I've got it!
We can use all this stuff to build you a new hurdle.
Really? Can we?
Yep. Grab that broom please, Daisy.
Celeste, you can carry the fishing pole.
And, Sal, get those wind chimes, please.
Now let's get rolling.
Let's cock-a-doodle-do this.
Dig, dig, dig.
Dig, Otis, dig.
Hey, Sal, how are those wind chimes doing?
I might have a little problem here.
I know what you need. A Tractor Twist!
-Terrific twist, Otis. -Great moo-ove.
That was fun.
Okay, Sal, hang those chimes from the fishing pole.
Now you have a new hurdle.
Otis, it's so amazing, it makes me wanna moo!
Oink-cellent!
-We cock-a-doodle-did it. -Wait!
It's just missing one more thing.
Another hoofprint.
You think you can jump your highest jump, Daisy?
I'm gonna try my best!
That's the spirit, Daisy!
Sweet Susie!
Let's see you soar, little Daisy!
Come on, Daisy, you can do this.
I can't watch.
You got this, Daisy.
I'm all aflutter.
Here I go!
Daisy, Daisy You jump so high
Someday soon You'll touch the sky
Give those chimes a great big ring!
Whoo-moo!
Jumping is my favorite thing!
What a jump!
-You did it! -Did you see it? Did you see it?
Sure did.
I'm proud of you, Daisy darling.
Me too! That was your highest jump ever!
Now I get to make my highest hoofprint ever.
Watch this, Sweet Susie.
-You did it, Daisy. -Way to go, Daisy!
Great job, Daisy.
That was some sweet jumpin'.
I'm so glad I had something to jump over.
Thanks to my friends.
On this farm, we all help each other.
That's right.
We sure cock-a-doodle-do.
Your turn, Otis.
Then me. I gotta take these new shoes for a spin.
-Go, Otis, go! -Cock-a-doodle-whoo-hoo!
-Get some air, Otis! -Here I go. Tractor Twist.
Hooray, Otis!