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We Bare Bears · Season 1, Episode 15

Ranger Tabes and Charlie in “Unfinished Business”

[Tabes continues to trace Kirk's footprints.]

Hmm. Oh, there there's more! [runs to in front of a bush] Kirk! Kirk, buddy, where... [the bush rustles] Huh? [she turns to the bush] Kirk? [grabs a foot from the bush] Kirk, there you are! [shocked to find the big foot] Aah! Foot!

[reveals himself from inside the bush] Aah! Human!

[Tabes and Charlie both scream, and the latter hides back inside scared. Tabes recognizes Charlie as the bigfoot she saved from the booby trapper from Rescue Ranger]

Huh? Oh, hey! You're that Charlie fellow. It's okay. [Charlie peeks out from the bush] I'm not gonna hurt you.

Oh, I... I remember you! Tom, right?

[reaches out her hand to him] It's Tabes! I'm the forest ra... [facepalms] Wait, what am I doing? I got to find Kirk before he gets hurt! He's lost out in the woods somewhere! [gasps] Wait! Maybe you've seen him around, Charlie.

[pondering] Hmm. Oh, I think I know who that is! I know, just give me a sec! [goes back inside the bush, then comes out again with Dexter the beaver] You talking about my friend Dexter here?

[sighs] No. [releases Dexter] Kirk's not a beaver. He's my lost dog. I've got no leads, and it's getting dark soon! I'm supposed to protect this forest, but I can't even protect my own dog.

[blows his nose] That's... Ugh... That's so tragic! [assures Tabes] You know what? Leave it to old Charlie! I know secret parts around these woods where we can get some info.

Really? Thanks, Charlie!

Follow me... [walks off, but soon stops in his tracks] Oh, wait!

What? What is it?

I can't just bring you into the secret woods like that. They don't look too kindly on human-folk.

What? [begs Charlie] No! No! Please, Charlie! I have to find Kirk!

Okay, okay, We'll go! But, uh... you're going to need to wear a disguise.

Anything! I'll wear whatever disguise you got!

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