- [Narrator] He observes.
He questions.
He investigates.
- What does this button do?
(screaming)
- [Narrator] Super Grover, 2.0.
He shows up.
Somewhere under the sea, an octopus and a shrimp
are about to be bowled over by a big problem.
- All right, Larry, put the pins down.
- You got it, Linda!
Where are they going?
- Oh no, it looks like we're never gonna be able
to bowl underwater!
- Help! - Help!
(screaming)
- Super Grover 2.0,
you showed up!
- Yes, even underwater, the super soggy superhero
heeds the call for assistance.
Now what seems to be the problem?
- We're tryin' to do some bowling!
- But can't seem to keep the pins down.
- Hmmmm, perhaps you have faulty pins.
But worry not, I shall unleash
my power of observation.
Let me see one of those, yeah.
(tapping) Hmmmm, it's hard and heavy.
Perfect to bowl with.
Ah-ha!
- What?
- My super senses observe it flew away!
- Well, uh, I think when something rises,
it's called floating, Super Grover.
- Ah, then we simply need to keep the pins
from floating away.
Hand me those please.
- What are ya gonna do, Super Grover?
- I am going to hold these pins down.
All right, Little Shrimpy, bowl away!
- If you say so, Super Grover.
- I do.
Wait a minute, I do not want to get bowled over.
- Awwwww, it didn't work!
- Hmmmm, it looks like we can't use pins to bowl underwater.
- So the question is, what can you bowl with underwater
that will not float away?
- Yeah that's the question all right.
You got any suggestions?
- Let me check my utility sock.
(clinking and clanking)
Ah ha, perhaps we can use a banana!
- Will that work?
- I have no idea.
We must unleash
the power of investigation!
Will the banana sink or float?
What is your hypothesis?
- Ah, what's a hypothesis?
- A hypothesis is a thoughtful guess.
So what is your hypothesis?
Will the banana sink so it can be bowled with,
or float away?
- Gee I don't know, Super Grover 2.0.
I think a banana is kind of small,
so it's going to float away too.
- Yeah so do I, that's my hypothesis.
- Well my super brain predicts that it will sink,
But let us test our hypotheses.
Huh, a flying banana.
- A floating banana, Super Grover 2.0.
- Ahhhh, we're never gonna be able to bowl.
- Do not despair, we shall continue the investigation.
Perhaps we just need something bigger, yeah.
(clinking and clanking)
Voila, a summer squash, ha ha!
What is your hypothesis?
Do you think this bigger piece of produce
will stay under or float away?
- Well it's bigger than a banana,
but I think it's still kinda light, and will float away.
- Yeah me too, that's my hypothesis.
- Well I, Super Grover 2.0, hypothesize
that since this summer squash is bigger,
it will be sink and be perfect to bowl with.
Well, squash that thought.
- Awww, let's give up, Larry.
We're never gonna be able to bowl.
- This superhero never gives up!
The investigation continues.
(clinking and clanking)
There seems to be nothing else in here,
except for this brick.
- Oh, are awe we gonna try it?
- Naahh, this is just for keeping me down
when I am underwater.
It is otherwise useless.
- Can I see it?
- I do not see the point,
I mean it is no bigger than a squash
but be my guest, yeah.
What's going on, what's going on?
- It may not be big,
but if this brick helps keep Super Grover down,
I think it probably sinks, and won't float.
- I do too, that's my hypothesis.
- Let's check it out!
- It sinks!
- Down boy, down boy.
There must be something else in here.
Ah ha!
Oh no, it's just another couple of bricks
that help keep me down.
- Oh, we'll take 'em!
- Sure, go ahead, knock yourself out.
Not again!
Okay, Linda, bowl away!
- Here it comes, Larry!
Yes! - Yay!
We did it, Super Grover 2.0!
The bricks made perfect pins.
- What, they did?
Of course the did, ha ha ha!
- [Narrator] And so Super Grover learned
that size doesn't matter
when figuring out what sinks our floats.
- All in a day's work for,
all in a day's work for,
ohhhh,Super Grover 2.0.
Ahhhhhh!
(upbeat music)