"Beagle Versus Bug."
Snoopy, what are you doing here?
Is something wrong?
Did you have a bad dream?
Or maybe you just missed m--
Is a mosquito bothering you?
That's unfortunate.
Well, you're the Beagle Scout,
but it seems to me your best bet is to ignore it.
That's the spirit.
A Beagle Scout of your experience would have no problem ignoring one little bug.
Just put it out of your--
Pillow fight!
Gotcha. Yeah.
Rats.
Naomi, are you awake?
I am now.
Would you mind trading bunks with me?
I think there's a monster under mine.
That seems unlikely.
If it's so unlikely, you should have no problem switching.
Okay, we'll check it out together.
Seems pretty quiet, Sally.
Classic bed-monster stuff. Create a false sense of security.
I'll stand here, you check underneath.
Or I can stand here while you check underneath.
Okay, we'll both check.
See? There's nothing to--
Monster!
Monster?
It's a monster! Hide!
No beagles in the bunkhouse.
No bugs in the bunkhouse either.
What a beautiful night.
And stay out!
"A Beagle Scout is Thoughtful."
"Camp Song."
Another glorious day.
And what a better way to salute the morning
than with the official Spring Lake rally song.
- Camp-a-doodle-do - Camp-a-doodle-day
Camp-a-doodle-do Camp-a-doodle-day
Camp-a-doodle-do Doodle-day, doodle-di
Something about the camp song always raises the ol' spirits.
I strongly disagree.
Really? I think it's inspiring.
Inspiring?
It's just the same thing over and over again.
If anything, that only reinforces the inspiration.
Seems like somebody's grumpy about the camp song.
Grump-a-doodle-do Grump-a-doodle-day
Brush-a-doodle-do
Breakfast-doodle-day
Doodle-doodle-do Paddle-doodle-day
A fish jumped.
Fish-a-doodle-do Fish-a-doodle-day
I never thought the sound of slurping soup could be music to my ears.
But at least it's not that song again.
What song?
You know. I'm surprised that you aren't singing "soup-a-doodle-do."
Soup-a-doodle-day
I can't stand it!
...Doodle-day, doodle-di
I've got to do something about that song.
What's this? A contest?
Camp song contest?
But we already have a camp song.
It says here, "This is a chance to create a new camp song
and be immortalized as part of Spring Lake tradition."
The old song sounds good to me.
But who could argue with the promise of immortality?
Presentation is tonight? Looks like we have a jingle to write.
I don't know why we need a new camp song.
What more do you need than a few good doodle-dos?
It should capture the spirit of the great outdoors,
the fun and excitement of being with friends.
All the stuff camp is supposed to be about.
Seems like a lot to ask. How would you even do that?
With tempo, arpeggio, larghetto and andante.
I don't know who those people are,
but we're probably not supposed to have outside help.
Good grief.
Welcome to the Spring Lake Camp Song Contest.
First up tonight, Charlie Brown and Linus.
One, two, three, four.
I told you we should have written lyrics.
Spring Lake's in the woods And the camping is good
We're here on vacation Happy birthday to you
We ran out of new lyrics.
Cue the winds, Pigpen.
Thank you, Naomi and Sally.
That was more of a dance than a song, but I liked it.
Our final act for this evening is "an individual who loves Beethoven."
That's all it says. Schroeder.
Camp-a-doodle-do
Camp-a-doodle-day
Camp-a-doodle-do Doodle-day, doodle-di
I believe we have a winner.
I have something to confess.
I made this whole contest up
because I found the original camp song boring and repetitive.
But do you know what I missed?
It's also fun and filled with joy.
And that sums up the camp experience perfectly.
The old camp song stays!