All language subtitles for Stillwater s03e07 The Catio

What do you guys want to do today?

We could make a backyard movie.

What sort of movie, Leo?

Hmm.

A fantasy epic.

Well, that might take longer than one
afternoon.

Any ideas, Molly?

Hmm. We could make slime.

Or glitter slime.

Or foam slime.

Something less slimy.

Oh, hi, Kitty. That's Jasper.

Hi, Jasper. You look like you're wearing
a tuxedo.

Is that your cat?

Jasper is kind of the neighborhood cat.

Everyone takes care of him.

Where does he live?

Everywhere, I guess.

Molly, you just gave me an idea.

It's something I've been wanting to make
for a while.

A pizza?

I really like pizza.

No, a catio.

What's a catio?

It's a patio for a cat. A catio.

Jasper would love it.

I've seen a catio before.

Yeah, how do you even make a catio?

I've got some ideas, but we can figure
it out as we go.

Sounds fun.

I'm in.

It looks like you have your hands full.
Hi, Stillwater. Thanks for the supplies.

Of course.

What are you making today?

A catio.

It's a patio for a cat.

My, that sounds interesting.

I can't wait to see it.

That should hold nicely.

You won't even need that old box after
we're done, Jasper. We made you

something you're going to like way
better.

Come here. Come here. Come on, Jasper.
Come on. Come try it, Jasper.

He doesn't want to come out.

Jasper, your catio is ready. Come on.

He just needs to know it's his catio.

See? He's trying it.

I think he likes it.

Maybe he doesn't like it. Why didn't he
want to stay in it?

I think he needs a blanket to make it
cozier.

And a pillow.

How's that?

Yeah, it's good.

But I think... I think he would like it
to look more like a real house, so he

knows it's his home.

Like, it could use a roof.

And a door.

And a doorbell.

We're gonna need more supplies.

Oh, still working on the catio, I see.

Yeah, it needs more stuff.

And a doorbell.

Interesting.

Jasper, welcome to your new catio.

See, Jasper, now you have your own door
to get into your catio.

And if you get visitors, they can ring
the bell.

Jasper, don't you want to go in?

Jasper's right.

It's still not done.

And curtains.

This is going to be the best catio ever.

Here you go, Jasper.

Come on, Jasper. Give it a chance.

It's fun, see?

Jasper! No, wait! Look out!

The decorations!

Jasper, come back!

Jasper?

Jasper!

Jasper, come back!

Hmm. Things aren't going as planned with
the catio.

We spent all...

trying to make it perfect for Jasper.
And he didn't even like it.

He ran away.

And he didn't even use the ramp.

That must have been frustrating.

Come, sit with me.

You have had a lot of ideas for the
catio, haven't you?

He tried to give Jasper everything he
could ever want. It was totally styled

out.

I don't... Get it. If we were Jasper's
size, we'd love it. Yeah, you're right.

We gave him the best of the best.

The best of the best.

Hmm.

I'm reminded of a very old story about
an empress who wanted to give a

magnificent bird the best of the best.

You have a story for everything,
Stillwater.

That may be true, Michael.

Would you like to hear it? Okay, sure.

Yes, please.

The Empress lived in a castle
overlooking the mighty sea below.

One day, as she was standing on her
balcony, she saw a wondrous sight.

Have you ever seen anything so
beautiful?

It is a very impressive eagle, your
majesty.

Prepare the royal aviary. Are you
certain you wish to keep the bird here,

at the castle?

A bird this incredible deserves to live
in a palace, and it should have only the

very best.

The empress placed the bird inside the
cage with the finest perch built of

gold. But the bird did not wish to sit.

She gave the bird a goblet adorned with
gems.

But the bird did not wish to drink.

She gave the bird all the finest
delicacies in the land.

But the bird did not wish to eat.

I have given the bird all of the
luxuries of the kingdom, but nothing

pleases it. True.

You have given the bird everything fit
for an empress.

Yes.

But is it fit for a bird?

What do you mean?

What use does a bird have for a golden
perch or a gem-studded goblet?

You are meant to fly, aren't you?

Then be free, and please visit any time.

That was a good story, Stillwater. Can
you imagine a purse made of gold?

Or gems for a bird?

Or a doorbell for a cat?

Now that you mention it, that does seem
kind of silly.

Maybe we thought more about what we
wanted for the catio than what Jasper

needed. Let's go clean up. See you,
Stillwater.

Thanks for the story.

My pleasure.

Looks like Jasper is happy with just a
box.

Aww.

Let me get the sun out of your eyes.

What are we going to do with the catio?

Maybe Jasper doesn't like it, but I
wonder if those chipmunks will.

This should be a safe place for the
chipmunks' winter home.

What do we call it? A chipatio? A
monkatio?

Chipmunks and manna.

I like it.

Yeah!

Actually, it looks like the chipmunks
are calling it home.

Hello, Carl.

Hello, Koo.

Are you going to take a nap?

Well, sort of. These are supplies.

Supplies? Yeah. My mom and dad said I
could have a camp out in the backyard.

A camp out? How exciting.

It will be so fun.

And you can camp out with us. Pretty,
pretty please?

I don't see any rain clouds.

I'd be delighted to join you.

Yes! We have a tent, sleeping bags, and
everything we need to be brave campers.

Well, I'm glad to be sleeping under the
stars with two brave campers.

How is your tent coming along, Carl and
Coo?

I've never built a tent before.

Hello, Michael.

Hi, Stillwater. It looks like you could
use a hand, Carl.

We can do it ourselves.

I understand wanting to do it yourself.

How is the same way?

Why won't these stick thingies go
together?

It's too hard.

I remember setting up my first tent. It
was so complicated.

I had to ask my scout leader for help.

You did?

I didn't know brave campers could ask
for help.

I think asking for help is a very brave
thing to do.

Don't you, Michael?

Well, we're brave.

So, will you help us, Michael?

Sure. After you've done it the first
time, it's easy.

Thank you.

See?

We push these... stakes into the ground
so the tent will stay put.

If you pull on the poles, they snap into
place, like this.

Now we just clip the tent to the poles.

There we go.

It's easy once you know how to do it.

It looks good.

Not even ginormous robot can knock it
over.

We'll be very safe in here.

Happy camping, Carl and Co.

I love hot cocoa.

Marshmallows are a real treat.

Camping is the best.

Mmm, delicious.

It makes me feel all warm inside.

Look at all the stars.

I see the whole universe.

Carl, lie down and see.

Wow, you're right.

Look, Stillwater, a spaceship.

A spaceship would be fun to spot, but
that, I believe,

is a lightning bug.

I think it's time for bed.

Thank you for this day and may the sun
greet you warmly tomorrow.

Good night, brave campers.

Good night, Stillwater.

I can't sleep.

I can't sleep either.

It is really dark in here. We need a
nightlight.

There's something outside.

It could be a tiger.

Or a big lion.

Should we peek outside to see?

That would show we're brave.

Silly Jasper.

What's that noise?

Uh-oh!

It's a big monster!

Is everything all right?

There's a monster out there!

A monster?

How interesting.

When I look over...

I see the moon casting a shadow from the
tree.

I'm right here if you need me.

We can do this, Koo.

Oh, we can do this.

It is going to be fine.

We are brave campers.

I see you've moved from your tent to
under this table.

We're hiding.

Hiding? It's too dark and too noisy and
too scary.

I see how that might feel overwhelming.

When I feel that way, I like to take a
few deep breaths.

Would you like to try that with me?

Inhale. One, two, three, four, five.

And exhale.

Two, three, four, five.

I wanted to be a brave camper, but I
guess I'm not.

I'm not brave either.

Camping was a bad idea. It should have
been fun.

I understand.

Perhaps a story might help right now.

Okay. Your stories do always make me
feel better.

A brand new pool opened up in Dustville.

So, one day, Cal and his friends decided
to go for a swim.

We got the whole place to ourselves!

Whoa! Yeah!

Normally shy.

Cal was very eager to impress his
friends by jumping off the high dive.

Get ready. I'm going to do a cannonball,
a flying squirrel, and I'm going to

finish off with a triple flip.

I didn't know you were a skilled diver.

I can't wait to watch.

I can do this.

I can do this.

But with each rung of the ladder,

Cal got more and more uncertain.

By the time he made it to the top, he
was sure he had made a mistake.

Was he too scared to jump?

It seemed that way.

Woo! Maybe try the triple flip first.

Good idea, Telly.

Is everything okay, Cal?

Oh, everything's fine.

Fine? You don't look fine.

I'm... I'm... scared.

I don't think I can do it, Lloyd.

Hey, you don't have to jump off the high
dive if you're not ready.

Oh, you're right.

Maybe I'm not ready to do a triple flip.

Well, this diving board will still be
here when you are.

Um, maybe we can jump in together from
the side?

Cal

wanted

to be brave, just like us.

This is true.

Cal wasn't ready, just like us.

It's okay to change your mind. Being
able to acknowledge how you feel and

adjusting to that is a very brave thing
to do.

Can we sleep in here instead?

What a wonderful idea, Carl.

I love that idea. It's still camping,
just inside.

We can see the stars.

Good night, brave campers.

With our spirits we were floating
through the trees.

Like creatures we were soaring high,
blowing off some steam.

Oh, a mountain and its alphabet's in
green.

A never-ending dream.