Scenes with Buckaroo 9
[In Corduroy and Buckaroo's imagination, they're both going on a snow ride in the North Pole. The two "preschool child aged" toys pretend it by using the dust pan in the linen closet.]
♪ Riding through the snowflakes ♪
[Buckaroo keeps riding through the snow. Buckaroo is pretending to be one of the horses at the North Pole. He and Corduroy are in their imagination that they are in the North Pole. The scene then cuts back into reality. Back in reality, Lisa comes home and looks into the messy linen closet caused by Corduroy and Buckaroo who are still playing in it pretending to play in the snow with the linen things. Then she --offscreen-- catches them. The scene soon cuts to her from the door to the linen closet.]
[gasps] Corduroy, Buckaroo!
[Lisa finds them playing in the linen closet with the linen things.]
What a mess! What happened?
[Corduroy and Buckaroo stop playing. They then stare at Lisa and the mess with embarrassed smiles on their faces after what they were doing to the linen equipment to act out like they were at the North Pole.]
CBCorduroy and Buckaroo
[trying to confess] Ummm…! Uh...!
[to Corduroy and Buckaroo about the mess they have made] (Well?) "Ummm…!", what? Come on, you two. Help me clean this up, (both of you).
[Lisa picks up a paper roll.]
Boy, (it looks like) someone is going to be in big trouble.
[When Lisa has said, "Someone is going to be in big trouble", it turns out that both Corduroy and Buckaroo are in trouble. Because they both indeed made the mess in the linen room.]
[looks in the closet and lists what has to be done as Corduroy and Buckaroo were playing with the linen things and caused the mess] Bath towels need refolding, the toilet paper needs rerolling.
[As Corduroy and Buckaroo are helping Lisa clean up the linen room as they've made the mess in the linen room, Buckaroo puts the towel back on the shelf and picks up the dust pan and hangs it back up. They also refold the bath towels, then reroll the toilet paper]
BBuckaroo
Tell Lisa that we made the mess.
[is afraid to tell Lisa the truth] But she is going to get mad.
BBuckaroo
Ooh...! But we HAVE to tell her.
[putting the laundry soap into the laundry soap box] Come on, help me! Mom is going to be coming home any minute now.
[whispers through Buckaroo's ear] What if we make up a story?
BBuckaroo
You mean lie? Oh, I don't know. That doesn't sound right.
Why did Kit not chase after Rosetta?
[Rosetta --about the lie-- realizes she was tricked and blamed.]
And what is this?! (None of this was Kit and I!) That cat, he NEVER chases me!
[Corduroy was lying when he said that Kit and Rosetta made the mess in the linen room even though it was him and Buckaroo. He and Buckaroo were playing in it, then he fibbed about it. Therefore, Rosetta is telling the truth; really it was not her. Lisa --on the other hand-- believes Rosetta when Rosetta says it was not her and Kit who made the mess. But she becomes concerned about Corduroy's lie.]
[confused] I don't get it. Corduroy told me. And...!
[Lisa looks at Corduroy. She knows that he was lying even though it was him and Buckaroo who made that mess in the linen room.]
[turns to Corduroy] Corduroy...?!
[buries his face in his paws] I lied, Lisa! I did it. I messed up the closet!
BBuckaroo
I was there too.
But it was my idea to lie, not Buckaroo's.
[It turns out that the only person who was telling the truth was Rosetta.]
[to Lisa when she told her she was not in the linen room with Corduroy and Buckaroo] Well, I was not there (in the first place)! And I did not make any mess!
[Rosetta turns to Corduroy and Buckaroo after Corduroy lied about her making the mess and after she was tricked and blamed.]
[to Corduroy] Shame on you!
[Rosetta wheels herself away. She was telling the truth. But she gets away with it because it wasn't her who made the mess. Corduroy buries his face in his paws again. Lisa walks to Corduroy who is feeling quite guilty.]
[takes Corduroy's paws off his eyes then has a word with Corduroy when he didn't tell the truth in the first place] Why didn't you tell me the truth when I asked?
[Soon Lisa comforts Corduroy.]
[sadly] I was scared you'd get mad at me.
But you made me think it was all Kit's fault, and that wasn't right. Things get worse if you don't tell the truth.
[apologizing to Lisa about the lie he told] I'm sorry, Lisa.
You must be saying sorry to Kit, not me.
[In Corduroy's imagination, Corduroy and Rosetta ride on Buckaroo while delivering the mail. Corduroy throws letters to the neighborhood and one letter lands on the sidewalk and Kit looks at the letter. Corduroy throws a letter to the ice cream lady and she catches it]
BBuckaroo
Everyone looks happy.
[Corduroy throws more letters]
It means someone is thinking about you.
[Corduroy as a mailman throws one of the letters and a women picks it up and opens it. Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo as mail carriers arrive at Lisa's school and Lisa is doing math inside.]
I can't wait to give Lisa her special delivery.
[Lisa went to her bedroom until she realizes Corduroy is having his own sleepover]
[thinks Corduroy, Buckaroo, and Rosetta are in her room --though they had gone out to Lisa's tent] On second thought, maybe Cordy did want to have his own sleepover. Then maybe I shouldn't bother him. [yawns]
[Lisa turns her back to the bedroom door and went to the living room until she finds Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo in her tent]
[off-screen; to Corduroy, Buckaroo, and Rosetta] What are you (three) doing here?
[about why he, Buckaroo, and Rosetta could not sleep even though he wanted to have his own sleepover] We missed you!
BBuckaroo
[also about why he couldn't sleep] We couldn't get to sleep!
[adds her reason about not being able to get to sleep] Je ne comprends pas! I do not understand!
[Rosetta notes that she tried singing Corduroy a lullaby to help him go to sleep but that didn't work.]
Even my singing (on a lullaby) did not help!
[tells them that they may not be ready to have their sleepovers yet] Maybe you're not ready to sleep on your own yet.
CRCorduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo
Mmm-hmm.
[Corduroy, Buckaroo, and Rosetta nod as they are now part of Lisa's sleepover. Later, the scene cuts to the living room --shown where Lisa and her toys Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo are in the tent. Lisa and her toys play with Lisa's make believe planetarium pretend to look at the stars and constellations. Lisa shows her toys the star constellations with her make-believe planetarium. This is shown on the black sheet that she had showed Moppy. They are having a short time playing or "short use" with the planetarium to see the stars before bedtime.]
[showing Rosetta a constellation] Do you see that group of stars, Rosetta? [off-screen] That's Cassiopeia. But I think she looks more like a mouse.
[Cassiopeia's nose twinkles. Rosetta --when she sees the mouse constellation-- reacts to it.]
Did you hear that? I look just like a queen!
[showing Buckaroo a constellation] Do you see that group of stars over there, Buckaroo? That's Pegasus the Horse.
[Pegasus's right eye twinkles. Pegasus the horse does look like Buckaroo the rocking horse. Buckaroo --when he sees the Pegasus the Horse constellation-- mimics a real horse neighing.]
BBuckaroo
I like that one!
Is there a bear anywhere?
[shows Corduroy two constellations] Actually, there are two bears. [off-screen] There's Ursa Minor --he's the little bear. And that one over there, that's Ursa Major --he's the big bear.
[Lisa shows out the final two constellations before everyone goes to bed.]
[to Lisa about the bear constellations --Ursa Minor and Ursa Major] Someday, I'm going to be a big bear. Right, Lisa?
[After the last constellation, Lisa puts the flashlight down, turns off the flashlight and takes down the black sheet planetarium so everyone stops playing and are led to go to bed. Corduroy is now in bed has told himself he is going to be a big bear like Ursa Minor and Ursa Major]
[tucks Corduroy into bed] You're already a big bear, Cordy.
[Lisa, Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo are fallen fast asleep. Then the curtains closed the tent as the episode ends]
[In Lisa's room, Corduroy is riding on Buckaroo]
[Lisa enters her room and finds Corduroy who is rocking Buckaroo too fast]
Corduroy? What are you doing?
I'm riding on Buckaroo! [stops rocking Buckaroo]
How many times have I told you not to rock so fast?
BBuckaroo
[sighs; tells Lisa about her warning about Corduroy not rocking him too fast] I've tried telling him. (And he won't just listen.)
You're going to have to be more careful or else you're going to --ow-- hurt yourself.
I think I'll wait for it to get better on its own. [finds some library books] Oh, I left some books in the living room. Be right back, Cordy. Mom's taking us to the library. [leaves her bedroom and close the door]
Okay, giddy up, Buckaroo!
BBuckaroo
But Lisa said... Oh, all right.
Faster! You can do it! [falls off Buckaroo] Whoa! Ow!
BBuckaroo
[gasps; to Corduroy] Are you all right?
[gets up and sees that he has scraped his elbow] I think I scratched my elbow. [to Buckaroo] You aren't gonna tell Lisa are you?
[When Lisa enters her room, she finds Corduroy snooping through her private stuff from her treasure chest. Corduroy had gotten Rosetta and Buckaroo to go in it so he could play pirates with them and use Lisa's treasure chest of private things as a treasure chest. But he was the one to go in it first without permission]
[gasps] Corduroy! [off-screen] What are you doing in my chest?
RBRosetta and Buckaroo
[sees Lisa] Uh-oh!
[The closet door closes as Lisa is going to have a word to Corduroy about her private treasure chest. But Lisa only scolds Corduroy for it then has a word with him about her "treasure chest"]
You snooped through my stuff, my private stuff, without asking! [off-screen] You must know better (in the first place).
[sadly; to Lisa cause he know he should ask her next time] I'm sorry, Lisa. I guess I should have asked you first.
[After Lisa left her room so she can go to Moppy's place to listen to Moppy's violin, Corduroy and Buckaroo came to life]
Why couldn't you move, Buckaroo?
BBuckaroo
[to Corduroy while trying to move again] I don't know! I keep getting stuck!
BBuckaroo
Yeah that's right, stuck.
Like a Stuckaroo, Buckaroo?
BBuckaroo
[muttering] Er-uh...heh.
Stuckaroo, Stuckaroo [jumps up and down on Lisa's bed] his legs and feet are made of glue! [off-screen] Funny huh?
[Corduroy, in total has called Buckaroo, "Stuckaroo" three times]
You don't want it anyway. All you talk about is pizza!
[giggles and calls Moppy a nickname "Sloppy Toppy"] Sloppy Toppy!
[calls Lisa a nickname back --in sense that Lisa is thinking about having pizza for lunch] Lisa Pizza!
[Lisa then stops laughing and lets out a gasp after what Moppy just called her. Moppy had called Lisa a nickname. That is, which is "Lisa Pizza". Lisa gasps and says...!]
[wants to know what Moppy called her] (Wait...?!) What did you call me?!
[still thinking it's funny, he repeats the nickname and says it four times at this] Lisa Pizza, Lisa Pizza, Lisa Pizza!
[At first Lisa becomes awkward about the nickname --which was "Lisa Pizza"-- spoken by Moppy. But then looks rather upset right after Moppy calls her "Lisa Pizza". Meanwhile, the scene cuts to Lisa's room where Corduroy is trying to pull Buckaroo with a rope because Buckaroo's rockers can't move]
[after trying his best to make Buckaroo move again] Not again!
BBuckaroo
Mmm. [sees his rockers who are still stuck] I can't help it if my rockers are stuck.
I guess. But that's because you're, [calls Buckaroo --for a fourth time-- a nickname "Stuckaroo"] Stuckaroo! [laughing]
BBuckaroo
That's, Buckaroo. (Not Stuckaroo.)
[repeats the nickname for a fifth time] Buckaroo the Stuckaroo, his legs and feet are made of glue!
[Corduroy has said "Stuckaroo" two more times at this. In total, he has said this name on Buckaroo five times]
BBuckaroo
Well, you're, you're...! [calls Corduroy a nickname back; in sense that Corduroy is pretending that he has a cast on his head from the pretend game "doctor" which he was playing with Lisa and Moppy on] You're a Boo-Boo Head!
[Corduroy then stops laughing and lets out a gasp after what Buckaroo just called him. Buckaroo --after seeing Corduroy's pretend cast-- said that Corduroy was a "Boo-Boo Head". Meanwhile, the scene cuts back to Moppy's place where Lisa is still rather upset when Moppy called her "Lisa Pizza". Lisa knows what she just heard from Moppy when he said that nickname.]
[to Lisa; as he whips out an imaginary camera and forces her to smile at the "camera"] Hey, Lisa Pizza...! Smile for the camera! Say cheese! Get it? Pizza?! Cheese?!
[Lisa pushes the kitchen table chair and stands up because she's going home]
It's not that funny. I'm going!
But what about your sandwich? Aren't you gonna eat it?
I RATHER GO HOME THAN BEING CALLED "LISA PIZZA"!
[gasping] WELL, I RATHER GO HOME THAN BEING CALLED "SLOPPY TOPPY"!
(WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?!) YOU ARE HOME!
OH YEAH?! WELL, I DO NOT LIKE BEING CALLED "SLOPPY TOPPY"! THAT IS, WHEREVER I AM!
[Lisa opens the door as she exits Moppy's place. Then she angrily shuts the door.]
[In the kitchen from Moppy's place, Moppy haven't touched nor eaten his "Sloppy Toppy" sandwich because he was feeling rather upset when Lisa called him a bad name; which was "Sloppy Toppy". Lisa opens the door and finds Moppy sitting on the kitchen table all alone]
Hi, Moppy, can I come in?
[Lisa closes the door and sits on a kitchen table chair]
You hardly touched your sandwich (you made for yourself).
I don't feel like eating.
I know what you mean. [apologizing Moppy] I'm sorry. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. [tells Moppy that she will not call him "Sloppy Toppy" again] I won't call you "Sloppy Toppy" ever again.
[apologizing Lisa that he will not call her "Lisa Pizza" anymore] And I won't call you "Lisa Pizza" anymore.
[Lisa smiles at Moppy. In Lisa's room, Buckaroo is looking outside the window all alone. Corduroy peeks from Lisa's bedroom door and finds Buckaroo all alone]
BBuckaroo
[thinks that Corduroy is still calling him a bad name; which was "Stuckaroo"] What did you say?
BBuckaroo
You're not going to call me, that name anymore?
No more (bad) name calling. [apologizing Buckaroo] Sorry.
BBuckaroo
[apologizing Corduroy for calling him a bad name earlier; which was "Boo-Boo Head"] Well, I shouldn't have called you a Boo-Boo Head.
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