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? We always use the clues ?

? And we follow the facts ?

? We figure out what's true ?

? There's nothing we can't do ?

? Treehouse Detectives ?

? Making their discovery ?

? Treehouse Detectives ?

? Solving every mystery ?

I got it!

Now get ready,

because this one's gonna be super fast.

Yes! I got it!

All right, this one is gonna go super far. Are you ready?

I've never been more ready. Give it all you got.

You asked for it!

[Bean grunts]

Yes!

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa!

[splash]

[gasping]

Oh, no!

My glasses!

It's okay. I see 'em.

They're right next to a little brown fish.

Whoa!

Millie, did you see that?

The little brown fish just went sploosh,

and then, whoosh, it flew right through the air!

W-Wait. What about my glasses?

It's okay. They're right...

Millie, I think that flying fish just took your glasses.

Bean, I really need my glasses.

Without them, I can't see you

unless I get really, really, really close, like this.

There you are.

We better go find Toby and Teri.

So you saw a flying fish?

Yeah, right?

I didn't see anything.

That's kinda the problem.

Well, it was a fish, and it was flying!

It sure sounds like a flying fish.

And it took Millie's glasses.

Wow! Imagine, right here in Acorn Springs,

a fish that flies and needs glasses.

I really need my glasses to see.

Please tell me you can find them.

We'll get you back your glasses, Millie.

That's a promise.

Sounds like we've got a case.

Will you excuse us?

To the treehouse!

[camera clicks]

Millie really needs her glasses.

She can't see well without them.

So unless we find them, she won't be able to run and play,

- or do any of the things she likes to do. - There's a lot at stake.

There always is, little brother. There always is.

Let's do this.

? Use the clues ?

? Follow the facts ?

? What's it about? ?

? We'll figure it out ?

? We'll figure it out ?

[together] Let's ace this case!

[Bean] Here's where the glasses fell into the creek.

Then, whoosh, out came the flying fish,

and when I looked back, Millie's glasses were gone.

Was there anyone else around who might have seen

the flying fish take Millie's glasses?

I don't think so.

What about the duck? We should ask him!

I'm not a duck, Millie! I'm Bean!

You kinda do look like a duck if I squint real hard.

Maybe I should stick with you until we find your glasses,

you know, so I can let you know what's going on.

Thanks, Rumy. I appreciate it.

Hey, there's a little bird down by the water.

Maybe she saw something.

Hi! I'm Toby.

Do you mind if we ask some questions?

My sister and I are detectives.

[gasps] Detectives? Wow!

I've never met real detectives.

Wow, those are some amazing badges!

I've never seen any like them before! I'm Dipsy.

Hello, Dipsy. Nice to meet you.

I don't think I've ever met a bird

that looks quite like you before.

Not just any bird. I'm an ouzel.

It's fun to say. Try it!

[both] Ouzel.

[giggles] Ouzel. Ouzel, ouzel.

[laughs] It is fun.

Ouzel, ouzel, ouzel!

So tell me, what are you guys detecting?

Well, Bean saw a flying fish.

And we need to find him so we can ask him some questions.

A flying fish? Wow, I've never seen a flying fish before!

Hmm. Why are you looking for him?

He may have taken Millie's glasses.

Millie and I were playing when

her glasses went plop into the creek right here.

I could see them on the bottom.

Then, sploosh, out of nowhere, this fish came flying out of the water!

And when I looked back at Millie's glasses,

they were gone. [gasps, sighs]

So that has to mean the flying fish took them, right?

Or your glasses went downstream.

See how the creek moves really fast through here?

Anything that falls in here ends up down there.

Down where?

Down there!

Oh. [chuckles] Sorry.

Do you know where, exactly?

Just go straight downstream until you get to the bottom of the fast part.

It gets really swirly.

Swirly. Got it.

When you see the blue rocks, turn left.

Oh, and say hello to the minnows for me.

They're just the cutest little fish.

Thanks, Dipsy. You've been super helpful.

Thank you! I gotta go.

It's time for my lunch.

But good luck downstream, and be careful.

The creek's pretty deep down there.

I don't see any blue rocks.

That's okay! Look!

There are Millie's glasses. See?

[Teri] They're way down on the bottom.

We can't get down that far.

Sure, we can! Toby just has to build a submarine.

Yeah! Toby can build a big submarine

with a popcorn machine!

And a roller coaster!

A submarine with a popcorn machine and a roller coaster!

Then we'll climb inside and go on an adventure with popcorn.

How long would that take?

It might be easier to find an animal

that can swim to the bottom of the creek.

Let's think about who we know that could do that.

[Bean] The flying fish!

We can find him later, Bean.

Right now, we are trying to figure out

who can help us get my glasses back.

I know. I just saw him right over there.

I don't see him, unless he looks like rocks or trees.

He went that way. I promise!

Well, the flying fish would definitely be able to help

if we could find him.

Bean, lead the way to that fish.

Come on!

Tell me again. Why are we chasing the flying fish?

Because he's the only one around here

who can get Millie's glasses off the bottom of the creek.

Yes! We have to find him.

So which way did he fly?

- He didn't. He walked. - He walked?

Yup. He came out of the water and kind of scurried into the bushes.

So if we follow the facts,

that means our flying fish has feet.

And if he's got feet, he's left footprints.

[Toby] I see some!

Our flying and walking fish went this way. Come on!

[chirping]

The trail leads to Dipsy.

That's definitely a clue.

Dipsy. Hello?

Hi, detectives and detectives' friends!

Are you on the case?

Did you see the minnows? Did you find your friend's glasses?

Yes. They were right where you said they'd be,

- but it was too deep for us. - Right by the blue rocks?

We never saw any blue rocks.

Really? That's strange.

They're right there by the minnows.

Oh, those minnows are so cute!

Oh, yeah, the minnows.

You mentioned them before.

I almost never see fish.

Really? I see them all the time.

Wait a minute.

All that stuff is underwater.

That's why we need the flying fish.

We need someone who can dive, sploosh, to the bottom

of the creek and get back Millie's glasses.

[gasps] Ooh, ooh, ooh! Ooh!

- Uh, Dipsy? - I can do that!

I go, sploosh, down there all the time. Come on!

I think we just found our flying fish.

And she's not a fish at all. It's Dipsy.

I see them, right down there by the blue rocks!

Do you see 'em? Wait here. I'll be right back. [inhales]

What's happening? What's happening?

Dipsy just walked into the water.

- And dove under! - Of course.

That's why Dipsy told us to look out for minnows.

She was giving us directions underwater.

All the time, we were looking for a flying fish,

but what Bean saw wasn't a flying fish at all.

It was a bird that swims.

Everything about ouzels, from the shape of their tails

to how their eyes work, is designed

so they can walk around and even fly underwater.

- Cool! - Amazing.

Ooh! I want to see that when I get my glasses back.

? Dah dah dah dah ? Here they are,

good as new, and they're really clean.

Well, there you are! [laughs]

It's nice to finally meet you.

Thanks so much, Dipsy!

Of course! I love helping, and I love seeing the minnows.

But, weren't you looking for a flying fish?

[laughs] We thought we were,

but it was a bird all the time, an ouzel!

[Dipsy laughs, trills]

[laughs] An Ouzel named Dipsy.

[laughs] What are the odds of two ouzels--

[gasps] Oh, you mean me!

You know, "ouzel" is really fun to say.

Then let's say it all together.

Say, "Ouzel"!

- Ouzel! - Ouzel!

[camera clicks]

Bean thought he was a flying fish,

but when we used the clues,

we discovered the fish wasn't a fish at all,

but an amazing little songbird.

Yup. We made a new friend and got Millie's glasses back.

Time to close this case.

? We used the clues ?

? And figured it out ?

? We followed the facts ?

? It's time to shout ?

? This mystery is history ?

[together] "The Case of the Flying Fish"

is officially closed.

Mmm.

[sighs]

[Millie laughs] What do you think?

It looks just like Rumy! Thanks for letting me help!

And thanks for baking your famous sourdough pretzels.

Oh, they're my favorite!

My way of saying thank you for being the artiste's assistant.

Now that we're done,

I think I'll sit down and have a piece, too.

All right, let's smooth everything out

and unveil our masterpiece.

That's it! Snow Rumy is perfect.

Let's go get everyone.

You got it!

Here's your carrot.

I got the biggest one in the treehouse.

You must be really hungry.

Thank you, Jay. But the carrot's not for me.

It's for our snowman.

Snowmen don't eat carrots, do they?

Oh, I see what you mean now.

That makes way more sense.

Hey, Toby, what do you think of our snowman?

He looks great!

What are you putting on the stairs?

Salt. It melts the snow so the stairs aren't slippery.

Really? So if I walk on the stairs,

they won't be-- W-Whoa!

Gotcha.

I hadn't done the bottom yet.

[Rumy chuckles] I meant to do that.

[Bean] Hey, guys, come see what Millie and I made!

It just may be my greatest artistic achievement ever!

- Let's go! - Can't wait to see it!

I give you my masterwork, Joyous Pig!

- [gasps] - Um...

It's very... modern?

[gasps] My masterpiece.

It's all melty.

When we left here, it looked just like Rumy.

[chuckles] It still does, kinda,

you know, if I tuck my arm here

and put my head down and twist my leg here.

[chuckles] There. See? One and the same.

It looks like snow Rumy just started to melt.

I mean, that happens, right? Snow melts, and it's made of snow.

B-But we just finished, and it's really cold out here,

so it shouldn't have melted so fast.

How did this happen?

That's what we need to figure out.

Sounds like we've got a case.

Will you excuse us?

To the treehouse!

[camera clicks]

Millie and Bean were only gone a few minutes,

and snow Rumy is already melting.

For the sake of artists everywhere,

we've got to crack this case.

There's a lot at stake.

There always is, little brother. There always is.

Let's do this!

? Use the clues ?

? Follow the facts ?

? What's it about? ?

? We'll figure it out ?

? We'll figure it out ?

[together] Let's ace this case!

If we're going to figure out what happened

to Millie's sculpture, we need to follow the facts.

Let's look for clues to use.

Is anything else around here melting?

[wind blowing]

[Jay] Yeah! Look!

These icicles are going...

drip, drip-drip.

Jay's right! These icicles are definitely melting.

[laughs] But look!

The ones here in the shade aren't.

Sure! Because it's warmer here in the sun,

and when the icicles warm up, they melt.

Millie, was your snow sculpture in the sun?

Hmm. I don't remember.

Come on! Let's go find out!

Look! Millie's sculpture is in the sun,

so that explains why it melted. Case closed.

Great detective work, everyone.

Bean and I just have to make our next masterpiece

someplace shady so it won't melt.

We should go to Shady Glade!

Oh! Shady Glade is the shadiest of glades.

Then that's where we're going.

I guess this case is closed.

Thanks, everybody! We'll call you

when we're ready to unveil the next masterpiece.

- Sounds good. See you later. - See you then!

Ah, I need to remember to bake pretzels

every time I'm making great art.

All this creating makes you hungry.

Yeah! And we need our energy

to sculpt our never-gonna-melt Rumy sculpture.

[shivers] Now we can share our masterpiece with the world.

I call this one Rumy With a View.

[all gasp]

You guys were right.

This was the perfect spot to set free my artistic instincts.

Behold!

Yes? A question. [laughs]

About my vision? My message?

No, about my nose.

Does it really do that?

[gasps]

How can this one melt, too?

It's just terrible.

Aw, don't be upset, Millie.

If there's a pig out there with a melty face, he'd love this.

Looks like we're back on the case... again!

I'm gonna take a sample, you know, for evidence.

Okay, let's follow the facts.

What do we know for sure?

We know that snow-pigs melt faster than anything.

As soon as Millie finishes one, it just goes all melty.

You're right, Jay. Both sculptures melted,

but one was in the sun, and one was in the shade.

So if we use the clues,

it had to be something else that made them melt.

Toby, what about the snowman we made this morning?

Of course!

We should see if he's melting just like Millie's sculptures.

Your snowman's not melted at all.

You're right. So what's different?

Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! I know. I know.

[laughs] You don't have to raise your hand.

But I know the answer.

Both of Millie's statues had hats, but this one doesn't.

Of course. There's nothing warmer than a nice hat,

and warm is what melts snow.

You can still have a hat. It just needs to be made out of snow.

Ah, yes, this adds a whole new something to our work.

A whole new-- What's the word?

Um, hat?

Exactly! Let's make a masterpiece.

Come on, everyone. We'd love the help.

[laughs] Oh, boy!

I never thought I'd say it, but Rumy's gonna make a Rumy.

And we've got more of Millie's sourdough pretzels.

When we get hungry, we can take a break and share them.

[laughs] Art can be delicious.

Teri, look. The snow from Millie's sculpture

isn't snow anymore. It's water!

The snow has melted.

But wait. There's something floating around in there.

[Toby] It's little bits of pretzel!

That makes sense.

When Millie and Bean took breaks,

they split a pretzel, right?

They did, but would pretzels melt snow?

Pretzels wouldn't,

but Millie's sourdough pretzels are covered with sea salt,

and when you put salt on snow...

It melts, like when I put salt on the stairs of the treehouse.

So when Millie and Bean ate the pretzel...

they got salt all over their mittens

and the sculptures!

That's why they melted.

Teri, Bean had four of the pretzels left.

If those guys even touch the salty pretzels,

they're going to melt another masterpiece.

Come on. Time to stop that snacking.

[chuckles]

[slow-motion] Don't touch that...

[normal] sculpture!

Not with those salty mittens!

H-How is there salt on our mittens?

It's from the pretzels.

And when the salt got on Millie's sculptures,

it made them melt, because salt melts snow.

[gasps] What are we gonna do?

We're not finished,

and now everyone's mittens are covered with salt.

No problem. I always carry extra mittens and snacks.

Oh, and raisins will not melt your sculpture.

Oh, and they make excellent eyes.

Wow! What a masterpiece!

[laughs] And it's only the beginning!

Come on, everybody.

You don't want snow Rumy to get lonely, do you?

Great job, everybody!

[laughs] Hey, you sure are handsome.

Say, "Snow sculpture"!

- Snow sculpture! - Snow sculpture!

[camera clicks]

We used the clues and followed the facts

to figure out why Millie's snow sculptures were melting.

And now we know salty pretzels and snowmen don't mix.

Time to close this case.

? We used the clues ?

? And figured it out ?

? We followed the facts ?

? It's time to shout ?

? This mystery is history ?

[together] "The Case of the Soggy Sculpture"

is officially closed.

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