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[quacking]

? I'm a fun-loving duck And I love to play ?

? Quickly waddling through the day ?

? So much to see along the way And I'm so flappity ?

? I'm a graceful goose And I love being me ?

? I take my steps more thoughtfully ?

? There's beauty in all I see ?

-? And I'm so elegant ? -[quacks]

-[honks] -[both] ? You be you, and I'll be me ?

-[quacks] -? You be you, and I'll be me ?

? Duck and Goose We're Duck and Goose ?

[Duck] "Duck and Goose and Thistle's Quest for the Best."

[grunting, yelps]

[sighs] Finished.

Nice leaf house, Goose. How do you do it?

Slowly and carefully. Nice juggling, Duck. How do you do it?

I just toss 'em in the air.

Whee! Whoo-hoo!

Wow!

That's the best leaf house and juggling I've ever seen.

And I should know, 'cause I'm the best at so many things.

-You think so? -Definitely.

Especially fluttering. Look! I'm higher than anybody.

Quack-tastic!

Flutter-iffic!

[grunts]

See? What did I tell ya?

Hmm.

But if you're the best at lots of things, what are you the bestest at?

[gasps] Hmm. I don't know.

We could help you figure it out.

Yeah, we'd love to help.

Thanks. It may be hard to decide.

There are so many things I'm best at. Just like Thistlelina.

Thistlelina?

Who's Thistlelina?

Thistlelina was a teeny, tiny duck. Smallest duck ever.

How small?

As small as a pebble.

Like this?

Yep.

But even though she was so small, she was the strongest duck of all time.

How strong was she?

She was so strong she could lift a giant mountain.

[groans, grunts]

[grunting]

You know, Thistlelina must've been really strong, 'cause this mountain is heavy.

[grunts]

[sighs]

But if Thistlelina was so small, where did she live?

She lived inside an acorn shell.

Hmm. Oh. [hums] Like this?

That is one cute, tiny house.

But it's too small for a bed. What did Thistlelina sleep on?

All she needed was a feather.

Oh, of course.

Good night, Thistlelina.

Yeah! Nighty night.

And after a good night's sleep,

Thistlelina was also the bestest at flying.

-Whoosh! [imitates airplane] -Whoosh.

[gasps, grunts]

What else was she bestest at?

-Wait. -[grunts]

We're not figuring out what Thistlelina was bestest at.

We're figuring out what I'm bestest at.

But what about the story?

Yeah. Don't stop now.

The story will have to wait.

Okay. Well, I know what you're best at. Building a leaf house.

I think you should try juggling.

Hmm. But building a house of leaves is so much more relaxing.

Yeah. Well, juggling is much more exciting.

Looks like we're not going to agree.

That's okay, Goose. Friends don't always have to agree.

You be you, and I'll be me.

I bet I'll be the bestest at both. I'll try the house of leaves idea first.

The trick is to take your time.

Looks easy.

I'm going to build a castle taller than any tree. Watch.

No biggie. I'll just build my castle like this.

Careful it doesn't fall.

[groans]

-[Duck] Leaf-alanche! -Look out below.

[Thistle yelps]

[groans]

But before it fell, it was the tallest castle you ever saw, right?

-Uh-huh. -Like Thistlelina's.

Thistlelina had a castle too?

I thought she lived in a little acorn house.

Thistlelina needed more room to play in,

so she built the tallest castle of all time.

If Thistlelina was so small, how could she build a castle that tall?

No problem was too big for Thistlelina. She was the best at everything, remember?

-Oh, right. -Of course.

[gasps]

[imitates fanfare]

Boopy-McDoopy!

Thistlelina built her castle so tall, it reached the clouds.

Mmm.

[gasps] Ooh, they're so soft and fluffy, just like real clouds.

Hey. With clouds outside her window, did Thistlelina ever bounce on them?

Of course. She bounced almost all the way to the moon!

Ooh.

Hyah! Whoo-hoo! Bouncy cloud!

[chuckles]

Thistlelina was the bestest at cloud-bouncing, of course.

But we still haven't figured out what I'm bestest at.

Aw, what about the story?

We have to help Thistle first.

We tried your idea, Goose. Now let's try mine. Juggling!

It's definitely worth a try.

Just toss 'em nice and easy.

I'm sure it will be easy.

Hyah!

[grunts]

That was just practice.

[grunting]

[grunting]

Okay. Here comes some real juggling.

I can do this. I can do this. [pants]

Hmm. I just need a little more practice.

Of course, Thistlelina didn't need any practice. She could juggle anything.

Ooh, goody. We get to hear more of the story.

Whoo! I bet Thistlelina was the bestest juggler.

She was.

She could juggle three elephants!

Giant elephants with trunks as long as rivers.

And how big were their ears?

As big as the whole meadow!

Thistlelina was so strong she tossed those giant elephants so high

they knocked into the moon and sent it flying away.

[honks] And what happened to the elephants?

They were nice and safe on the moon as it flew away.

-It's me, the moon, flying through space. -[Thistle, Goose chuckle]

[chuckles] But without the moon, the sky would be really dark at night.

How could anybody see?

Yeah. Everyone must've been bumping into everything. Like this.

[grunts] Ow. [yelps] Whoa. [grunts]

Yep. Even the stars couldn't see and bumped each other right out of the sky.

[gasps] So what did they do?

Thistlelina came to the rescue, of course.

Because no problem was too big for her.

Too bad Thistlelina's not here to solve my problem.

Right. I bet she could figure out what you're bestest at.

Thistlelina's not here, but we can help you figure it out.

Yay!

Maybe you're the best at hopping on one foot.

[grunting]

Hmm. Maybe not.

[Thistle] Where'd everybody go?

Perhaps you're the best drummer?

Ah!

Higgy-poliggy! Sorry.

I'm sure you're the best at something else. Like logrolling.

[grunting] Whoa!

No logrolling. But you could be the best at stretching.

Whoa!

[Thistle grunts]

Helping Thistle figure out

what she's bestest at is more difficult than I imagined.

I wonder what Thistlelina would do. [gasps]

Yeah! No problem was too big for her. What a great story.

My favorite part was when the moon flew out of the sky

and everyone bumped into everything.

I love Thistlelina's adorable little acorn house

with her teensy-weensy feather bed.

That was the best story of all time.

[honks] What did you say?

I said it was the best story of all time.

"The best story"?

That's what Thistle's bestest at. Telling stories.

[gasps] You're right!

[both] Thistle, Thistle!

[Goose] We thought of what you're bestest at.

You are the bestest storyteller of all time.

Of course!

Boopy-McDoopy!

I am the bestest ace storyteller of all time.

-[all cheer] -[Duck] We figured it out!

And now we just have to know how Thistlelina ends.

With no moon in the sky and no stars, the sky was dark.

So dark, no one knew what to do.

They were afraid it would be dark forever.

[gasps] Oh, no.

Thistlelina had to act fast. Good thing she was the best at lassoing.

But where would she find a lasso long enough to rope the moon?

She found the longest vine from the tallest tree

and turned it into the longest lasso.

She tossed it into the sky past the sun, past the stars.

[honks] Thistlelina caught the moon.

-Yay! -[groans]

And then brought the elephants safely down to the ground.

And everyone got to see that Thistlelina was the bestest at everything.

The end.

-Best story ever! -Bravo! Bravo!

I'm so glad you're you, Goose.

You were so creative building pine cone elephants and an acorn house.

And I'm glad you're you, Duck.

You made the story even more exciting when you hopped from cloud to cloud.

[chuckles]

And we're glad you're you, Thistle.

Yes! Thanks, Thistle, for telling us the best story we've ever heard.

Three bills, six webbed feet and a lot of feathers

make our different ideas even better!

You mean make our different ideas the bestest.

-Yeah! -[all chuckle]

[Goose] "Duck and Goose and Beaver's Sticks."

-Hmm. [honks] -[quacks]

[imitates fanfare]

[both chuckle]

[quacks]

Hmm.

Ooh. Look at this one-of-a-kind find, Duck.

Great rock, Goose. Look at this one-of-a-kind dive.

-Duck, wait! You'll get me all-- -Whoa!

Wet.

Ooh.

Oh, look at all these sticks.

Duck! Look at what I just found.

-Ah. -Ooh.

They're so smooth and straight.

Perfect for tossing and twirling and marching in a parade.

[imitates fanfare]

[humming]

[grunts] Yay, sticks!

I think they're perfect for making a picture frame�

to look at a peaceful pond.

Hey! How am I gonna twirl it if you're looking through it?

Friends don't always have to agree. You be you, and I'll be me.

Here you go. Happy stick-twirling, Duck.

Happy stick-framing, Goose.

[Duck grunts]

[Goose] Ah. Graceful. Fluffy.

-Wacky. -[yelps]

Hey, Goose, watch this catch.

[scatting]

[grunts]

Ooh. Dazzling, Duck.

Any minute now.

It couldn't have flown away, could it?

-Hi, Duck and Goose. -[gasps]

Are you looking for this?

-My stick! -Bluebird! Thistle!

Surprise!

Ooh. Look at these sticks.

I can make something really big out of them. Can I have some, please?

-Sure. -Of course, you can.

Thanks.

Ooh.

What a beautiful sound.

Do you mind if I take some sticks? I'd like to make something too.

-Take as many as you like. -Go ahead.

[both] Thanks.

-Yay! -All right.

-Have fun. -[Duck] Enjoy.

Scuse me, Duck and Goose.

Did you two see my pile of sticks anywhere?

Um, do they look anything like�

-[both] These? -Exactly like those.

[both groan]

Uh-oh. We just gave away the whole bunch of them to our friends.

Oh, no! I need those sticks to finish building my house.

-Um. -Huh?

Beaver, we're so sorry. We didn't know they were your sticks.

-We'll get them back right away. -Thanks.

Yeah. Let's hurry to Bluebird's tree.

Thank you. Mmm.

[xylophone plays]

Hi, you two.

Like my new stick-lophone? It's like a xylophone, only with sticks.

I do indeed, Bluebird. What a beautiful melody.

And I love that jazzy beat. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa--

Not so fast, Duck. You're getting carried away!

-Whoo! -Whoa.

-Whoo-hoo! Hooray! Whoo-hoo! -Yay, yay!

Thank you. Thank you.

Again, again! Please play us another song, Bluebird!

Remember why we're here, Duck.

Oh, yeah. Bluebird, I'm sorry, but we need to take the sticks back.

Oh, no. Why?

They belong to Beaver. We didn't know that when we gave them to you though.

He needs them to finish building his house.

Aw. I was having so much fun with my new stick-lophone,

but Beaver needs these sticks a whole lot more than I do.

Aw.

I feel so bad Bluebird has to give up her stick-lophone.

Maybe we can make her a different instrument to cheer her up.

Quack-tastic idea!

[gasps] I know.

You can't make music without a beat to keep rhythm. Aha!

[shaker rattles]

Bluebird will love this shaker-drum.

Music needs a melody, my fine feathered friend.

I think Bluebird will really love my twig guitar.

[guitar thrums, shaker rattles]

Ooh. A drum and a guitar are both great instruments to make music with.

They'll go perfectly with my singing.

-For you. -Here, Bluebird.

Thanks, Duck and Goose.

[Bluebird whistling]

Thank you, Bluebird. Now we can give these sticks back to Beaver.

Let's go!

[whistling]

[Duck] Beaver, Beaver!

-[gasps] -We got some of your sticks back.

Whoo-hoo! Yeah! I knew you guys could do it.

Now I'll just mix up this mud and get started.

Wanna help?

Do I ever!

But we still need to get back the rest of the sticks. Come on, Duck.

Thanks again, guys.

-Thistle! Hmm. -Thistle.

[Thistle] ? Put it on your head Singing la-la-la-la-la ?

? And lots of funny stuff ?

[humming, scats]

[both] Thistle?

Hey, Duck and Goose.

How's the weather down there? [chuckles]

[both] Wow.

I told you I was going to make something big with those sticks.

I made me big.

Look what I can do now.

[grunts, chuckles]

[chomps, chews]

Yummy!

-Mmm. Delicious. -[gasps] Uh-huh.

You're supergood on those stilts, Thistle, but--

When we gave you those sticks, we didn't realize they belong to Beaver.

So we have to take them back.

Ugh. But I just got tall.

Can't I stay tall for a little while longer?

Sorry, Thistle, but Beaver needs the sticks to build his house.

That does sound important, but I don't know how to get down from these stilts.

Hmm. If Thistle can't get down, we'll go up to help her off the stilts.

Good idea, Duck. I'll give you a boost.

[grunts] Ha!

Whoa, Duck. I can't see.

Oh, right. To Thistle!

-Whoa! -[stammers] Whoa. Whoa.

[stammers] Whoa, whoa.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Whoa!

Whoa.

-Thistle, grab my wing. -[grunts]

Ah. Got you.

-Whoa. -Try to stay put, Goose.

Try to stop wiggling, Duck. [honks]

Whee! I'm tall again.

-[quacks] -[honks]

[laughing]

Your idea was a bit muddy, but you got Thistle down. Bravo, Duck.

-[both] Thanks, Thistle. -'Kay, bye!

[sighs] I hope Duck and Goose come back with more sticks soon.

-[Duck quacks] -[Goose honks]

Ah! Duck! Goose!

-[imitates fanfare] -Aha! Sticks!

[Duck, Goose groan]

I'm so happy you found 'em.

No problem.

-You're quite welcome. -[Duck groans]

Now I can get to work.

[both] And we'll help.

We'd like to lend a wing too. I'll make some music to keep you going.

All right! Whoo-hoo! [grunts]

[chuckles] If I was tall again,

I could help you figure out where to put the sticks.

Climb up on my back, Thistle.

Ooh. Whee! I can see everything from up here.

Can I have some sticks, please?

Thanks, Duck.

We've just gotta plug the rest of this hole. First, the sticks.

With pleasure.

Hmm. You could use another stick right there.

Perfect! Next, we need to make those sticks stick.

[chuckles]

Already on it.

[grunting]

[honks]

Excellent!

And now, for the finishing touch.

[grunting]

There. That ought to do it.

[cheering]

-[Bluebird] Hooray! -[Thistle] You did it!

Looking good, everyone. I couldn't have done it without you.

[Thistle, Duck strain]

Yay! Whoo-hoo!

Yeah! Wow! [chuckles]

[Goose hums]

-Whoo! -[laughing]

Yeah!

I'm glad you're you, Goose.

You figured out how to get Beaver's sticks back and make all our friends happy.

I'm glad you're you, Duck. You always support your friends.

-Whoo-hoo! Yay! -[groans]

Even if it means carrying them on your shoulders.

[both] Two bills, four webbed feet and a lot of feathers

make our different ideas even better.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[yelps]

Yay!

[quacks]

[all cheering, laughing]

-[Duck] Yeah! -[Beaver] Yeah!

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