(dramatic music)
- [Narrator] He observes.
- Oh, look!
No, oh, no! (screams)
- [Narrator] He questions.
- Ha ba wha?
- [Narrator] He investigates.
- Hm, what does this button do?
(screaming)
- [Narrator] Super Grover 2.0.
He shows up.
(birds chirping)
In the peaceful countryside, one lone horse is taking
a ride on the road to trouble.
- Oh, I'm not taking a ride at all!
This cart (grunting) won't move!
Help, help!
- [Grover] Have no fear, I am coming to the rescue!
- Who said that?
(Grover screams)
- [Grover] Oh!
- Super Grover!
You showed up.
- No, he did not, Super Grover 2.0 did.
Now, what seems to be the problem?
- No, I am trying to take a ride in this cart,
but it won't move.
- Aha!
So the question we must ask is
what will get this cart to move?
- Yep, that's a question all right.
- It is time now to unleash the power of observation!
Vision, vision, vision!
- Huh?
- I will look closely at the cart.
(Grover grunts)
Observing, observing, aha!
- Uh, what?
- These look like stick thingies at the front of the cart.
- So?
- So, obviously these stick thingies are some sort
of switch to turn the cart on.
Switch on! (yells)
(Elmo grunting)
I think we blew a fuse.
Oh. (grunts) - you know,
I'm thinking maybe something's supposed
to be in front of this here cart
and maybe those stick thingies are to pull it with.
- Pull!
Hm, something to pull it, no problem!
Be right back!
Here you are!
This little worm is just what you need to move this cart.
- A worm?
- Precisely.
Now go ahead, wormie, pull the cart.
Come on, come on, put some muscle into it.
(worm grunts) That's it,
that's it, use your backbone.
Pull the cart!
- Something tells me - Pull! (sighs)
- that that worm doesn't have enough force
to pull this cart.
- The worm needs force? (laughs)
I know where to get some of those.
(metal clanking)
Okay, little wormie, here are your fours.
Now move the cart!
Come on!
- No, no, no.
I'm not talking about numbers.
Force means the strength that you use to move something.
You need something with more force.
- More force!
Ah, that means it is time to activate
the power of investigation.
(dramatic music)
Be right back.
Here we are.
(chicken clucking)
- A chicken?
- Yes, you see, this chicken is bigger than the worm,
ergo, I predict it will have more force.
Go ahead, use the force, chicken.
(chicken clucking)
What are you doing?
No, chicken, do not eat the worm!
Head for the hills, wormie!
- I can't believe this.
(chicken clucks)
- (grunts) There, chicken.
No go, and may the force be with you.
Pull!
(chicken clucking)
Oh, well, the cart is moving a little bit.
- Yeah, but not very much.
(chicken clucking)
What happened?
- [Grover] Behold, the chicken laid an egg!
Now she must go on maternity leave.
(chicken clucks) - Oh, I guess we need
even more force than a chicken to pull this cart.
- Worry not, your problem will be solved anon.
(pig oinking) The force is strong
in this one!
- A pig?
- Yes, the pig is bigger than the chicken,
so I think the big pig will have more force
than this little chicken.
(chicken clucking)
- Chicken, pig, makes good horse sense.
- You are a wiggly one, ah, there.
Now pull, pig, pull!
(pig oinking)
(pig panting)
Something tells me this pig is oinked out.
(pig oinks)
- Oh, we'll never get this cart to move!
- Yes, we can!
We just need something even bigger than a pig,
(sighs) like a horse.
Hey, you are a horse!
- Well, true, but I was kinda hoping to ride in the cart.
- Well then, we just need something else bigger
than a pig to pull the cart.
- Say, you're bigger than a pig!
Maybe you could pull the cart.
- Me?
Well, I am a force to be reckoned with, I suppose, eh?
All right, I will try to use my own force to pull it.
(sighs) Excuse me, pig.
(pig oinking)
- All right, Super Grover 2.0, giddyap!
(Elmo grunting)
It's working, it's working!
You do have the force to pull the cart!
(laughs) Yee haw! (whinnies)
- [Narrator] And so our super hero has learned
that it takes a lot of force to pull something
big and heavy like a cart.
- This is been a very moving experience!
- Giddyap, Super Grover!
(upbeat music)