(clock ticking)
(rhythmic music)
♪ Every night when I lie in bed ♪
- [Bert] Oh no.
♪ I see pictures dancing in my head ♪
- Picture sleep.
- [Ernie] Buddy Bert. - What?
♪ Buckle up and we'll fly away ♪
- Whoa! - Yeah!
♪ We're adventuring ♪
♪ Every time the bed starts tapping ♪
♪ Something special's gonna happen ♪
- This is kinda catchy.
♪ My favorite kind of traveling ♪
♪ We're adventuring ♪
♪ Come along with Bert and Ernie ♪
♪ We're gonna take a little journey ♪
♪ Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures ♪
- Double O Ernie - Yeah?
- Why are we parachuting into the Guatemalan Jungle?
- I guess we'll find out as soon as
we get a call with our secret mission.
(phone ringing)
There is it. - Ahh!
- Hello, Double O Ernie here.
Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
Will do!
Our mission is to stop the notorious bird trapper,
Dr. Birdwhistle.
- Gah! - Gah!
- Dr. Birdwhistle?
- He goes all over the world attracting rare birds
with his bird call imitations.
Then, he traps them in cages and takes them home
because he likes looking at them.
(whistle) - Did you hear that Bernice?
(bird coo)
- And he's here to trap a rare bird called a Quetzal,
which only lives in this jungle.
- And what does this Quetzal look like?
- I don't know.
Let's check our rare bird identifier.
- Wow. Boy, that's the most beautiful bird I've ever seen!
- It sure is.
(bird coo)
- But Double O Ernie, how will we find Dr. Birdwhistle?
(bird imitation)
- Hmm, that doesn't sound like a real bird.
(ding)
- Ah-ha! - Ah-ha
- Agent Bernice we're going to need your expert bird help
to catch Dr. Birdwhistle.
- Can you imitate that silly bird call?
(bird coo)
There he is, Double O Bert.
Let's corner him.
(sneaky music)
(bird cooing)
- No! Dr. Birdwhistle trapped Bernice!
Release that pigeon immediately.
- You better release it. I do not collect pigeons.
They're not rare, they're everywhere.
- Now look here Birdwhistle
(bird imitation)
Double O Bert look! A Quetzal!
- Ooo - Ooo
(bird cooing)
- Be mine, my pretty one.
- Quick Agent Bernice! Go see where they went.
Bernice?
Why would she leave now?
- Maybe what Dr. Birdwhistle said
about pigeons got her upset.
- Oh no!
And I said the Quetzal was the most beautiful bird I'd seen.
Uh, poor Bernice! I've gotta go find her.
- But first, we better stop Dr. Birdwhistle
before he traps the Quetzal.
Quick! Think!
How can we trap that tricky trapper?
- Let's trap him the same way he traps birds.
(imitation bird calls)
- Here Quetzal cutie! Come to papa bird!
(imitation bird calls)
(bird chirping)
I knew he couldn't resist me.
- Ready, Double O Ernie.
- This will trap him.
(bird coo)
- No, the Quetzal! - No, the Quetzal!
- Ah-ha! Thought you could trick me, did you?
But all you did is help me catch my birdie.
- Whoa!
- Who set up that trap?
- I don't know, but our trapper is trapped.
- Oo. Help. I'm trapped.
- Now how do you think your trapped birds feel?
- What are you doing?
- We're going to sit and look at you.
The same way you look at your caged birds.
- Alright. I get your point.
Guess I never thought about how they felt, I'm sorry.
If you let me out, I promise to let that Quetzal go.
- And?
- And never to trap birds again.
- That's more like it.
- Whoa! Ow!
- Agent Bernice?
- Was it you who set up that other trap?
(bird coo)
- You mean I got trapped by a pigeon?
- By a very smart pigeon.
O Bernice. I'm sorry if I made you feel bad.
The Quetzal may be nice looking, but to me,
you'll always be the most beautiful
and brilliant bird in the world.
(bird coo)
- Looks like you're not the only one
who feels that way, Double O Bert.
- Well Double O Ernie, I guess our mission is accomplished.
(laughter)
(clock ticking)
(rhythmic music)
- Goodnight, Bert.
- Goodnight, Ernie.
(bed tapping)
Uh oh.
(clock ticking)