- [Shaun] Are you ready bud?
- I am ready.
- [Shaun] Oh yeah.
(upbeat music)
(screams) Look how much snow she has in her boot!
- Keep my balance!
- [Shaun] You're crazy.
(jet ski revving)
Wait for me.
You weigh too much.
(excited screaming)
We fell in the snow.
- Look, look you have to see this.
A fox tracks.
All the way down up down there.
- [Shaun] The fox walked all the way down there
through the trees, then all the way down there.
- Clever fox.
- [Shaun] All right, where are we?
- Papa Todd Todd's cabin.
- [Shaun] Yeah, we're up at the cabin at winter time.
- [Adley] You've been here before guys.
- Yeah, you guys have been here before
in the summer time, remember?
Right over there, remember that?
That's where the moose was eating,
the mama moose and the baby moose.
What's up guys?
(laughing)
- Let's see, if I can go all the way there, come on.
- [Shaun] You're crazy.
You're going to get snow in your boot.
- See the rabbit's feet?
- Yup, there's the little feets, come here.
I'll take you out and we'll go look
at these others.
Oh look at that, look at that.
It's a bird.
- [Shaun] Woah, that's crazy.
- [Papa Todd] Look around here.
Look at all those tracks.
- [Shaun] They've all been eaten.
- [Papa Todd] And that's a fox, see the fox footprint?
- [Adley] See. - [Shaun] That's a fox--
- These are fox footprints.
- [Shaun] Wait, which ones?
- These ones.
- [Shaun] Those ones are foxes?
- [Papa Todd] Look, one of them left you a poop.
Little poop right there.
- [Shaun] Ew.
Niko, come check out these tracks.
Look at those tracks.
- Whose tracks could these be?
- [Shaun] These look like a fox.
- [Adley] (gasps) It goes all the way here.
- [Shaun] (gasps) It goes by the cabin, look.
- Dad, carry me through snow.
- You're in deep snow.
All right, this is
welcome to the best day ever
up at the cabin.
- It's kind of deep in the snow.
- It's kind of way deep.
- Remember riding the four wheelers?
- Yeah.
(upbeat music)
- Changed them.
- [Shaun] The four wheelers changed.
- [Adley] What the-- - [Papa Todd] Whoa.
- [Shaun] They're snowmobiles now.
Crazy, huh?
Look, that one's like a motorcycle.
That one's the one I was riding yesterday.
- Whoa.
- [Shaun] That's crazy, huh?
- Dad. - [Shaun] What?
- That one looks like your motorcycle.
- [Shaun] That one does look like my motorcycle, huh?
Ooh that one's cool too, huh?
- The last time I drove a snowmobile,
Shaun and I almost went off a cliff.
- Yeah, Jenny's kind of a spooky driver.
So yeah, maybe we can ride these later?
Yeah we gotta get your snow clothes on,
you got snow in your boot.
Let's get you inside the cabin.
I'll rescue you.
Rescue mission, it's cold. - It's freezing.
- It's freezing cold.
Warm cabin, warm cabin.
It's so pretty though, right?
Look at that view, beautiful.
Sit up on the rocking chair and I'll take your shoes off.
- Oh dad, remember? - [Shaun] What?
- We fed a squirrel, right here, and Mom sat right here.
We feed the squirrel right there.
- [Shaun] Yeah, I remember.
(upbeat music)
- Did you see the chipmunk? - [Shaun] Yeah.
- Where's the squirrels now?
- I don't know what squirrels are doing during the winter.
I think they might be hibernating or sleeping.
Or, they hide up in the trees or in homes in the ground
or something then they come out
and just like eat in the snow.
- My suitcase.
- Look at all this snow that was in her boots (laughs).
- [Papa Todd] It's cold,
I wonder why it's cold. - It's like Elsa, it's frozen.
Mom, Anna and Elsa made snow in Adley's boots.
- [Jenny] Uh oh.
- Upstairs.
- [Shaun] Welcome to the cabin Niko.
Remember this place?
(excited shouting)
Yeah.
Jumping on the bed.
Woo.
Where's the ball? - Daddy?
- What?
- Whoa.
- Dare you to walk across it.
You can only do it with Dad's help.
I gotcha, or are you gonna do it by yourself?
Be careful.
- I'm scared.
- All the way to the very edge.
Gotta touch the wall.
- This is how far I can go.
- It's the very end.
(laughs) Good job.
- K, go check that out.
Right by Shaun's foot there's Niko's face plant.
- There you can actually see his face.
One arm, one arm, his mouth and nose (laughs).
Niko did you face plant, bud?
- Can we go look for
mooses and reindeers?
- Yeah, we'll go look mooses and reindeers.
Yup, this one's like a skateboard, okay?
Oh yeah, girly.
Oh yeah.
- Be careful 'cause I don't have my snow boots on.
- Whoa!
You're cruising.
You're so good at this.
You know how to stop?
Sideways?
Good job.
That was way impressive.
Okay pull me.
- [Adley] Okay. - Ready?
(laughing)
Ah, pull me.
Here I'll push you back up, ready?
- Hey Dad.
- [Jenny] Hi.
Don't push me.
(child laughing)
(screaming)
- Go Mom.
Down the hill.
Woo! (claps)
- [Adley] Follow me.
- Did you find tracks?
- [Adley] Yeah. - Those look like fox tracks.
- [Adley] Dad, can we follow them and you pull me?
- Yeah, me and Adley are gonna follow them real quick.
- Yeah I'm gonna see the fox.
- This is so deep.
I can't feel my feet.
Oh no, look how deep this is.
This is a bad idea.
- Come on, let's keep going.
- Are you sure?
- I'm sure.
(excited screaming)
- We fell overboard.
Retreat.
No!
You're gonna sink.
Help me get out.
(groaning)
- Just keep your boots in snow, it'll be fine.
- I don't see any foxes.
Oh no.
- Wait, there's still more tracks, go follow it.
- Follow the tracks.
Where they stop that's his home.
That's his home right there, that's where they stop.
- [Jenny] Adley, I have a question.
- What?
- [Jenny] What does the fox say?
(random sounds)
- Dad, that way look.
Follow those tracks.
These are the last track.
- Okay let's follow them.
Oh no.
- Hurry Dad. - It's so deep.
We're stuck.
You weigh too much.
(excited screaming)
We fell in the snow.
This was a bad mission.
This was a bad mission, bad mission idea.
Whose idea was this?
- Mine.
- We gotta use the tree, oh.
We broke the tree.
Dad wait, I need that tree.
Okay, we need it to walk.
- Okay, let's go.
- I found a stick.
- I don't need a stick, I need to get out of the snow.
- Okay, let me go I can walk by myself.
- No you can't, you'll sink.
Careful.
Use your stick.
Don't disappear.
Oh, you're light enough, you can do it,
keep going, careful, careful.
Just walk soft.
(excited shouting and laughing)
What did you do?
Your whole body's gone.
Walk to Mom, hurry.
- [Jenny] Come on, I'll save you.
- Careful. - I got it.
- Walk soft.
- [Jenny] Keep going, you're fine.
- No, don't follow the footprints, go to Mom.
Don't follow the footprints.
(excited yelling)
She's stuck.
Go save her Mom, I'm not doing it.
- Whose idea was this?
- This was Adley's idea.
- [Jenny] Okay here we go.
- Save us.
We got trapped girl.
- Adley!
- We got trapped.
We followed some animal trails and we got stuck.
We made it.
Adley, that was a crazy adventure.
- [Papa Todd] Oh, it's gonna get you.
- [Shaun] That was a bad idea. - Look at my boots.
- [Shaun] Your boots are full of snow.
Look at my boot.
Your boots have snow in them.
Oh no, Niko's getting stuck.
I'll save you.
You can make it.
- Thank you.
- [Shaun] I gotcha.
- Footprints, footprints, lava.
- [Shaun] That's like the opposite of lava.
That's snow lava.
What, look how much snow she has in her boots.
Oh, Papa Todd.
K, should we go ride the snowmobiles?
- No. - Yeah.
- [Shaun] You crazy kids be careful.
- He's running and laughing.
- [Shaun] Hey, you be careful. - [Jenny] He loves this.
- [Shaun] He really does.
It's probably good exercise for him.
Uh oh, the boots.
It's okay Jenny has the magic touch.
- He loves wearing like shoes and boots and stuff.
It's cute.
- [Shaun] Do you love wearing shoes and boots and stuff?
Yeah?
(laughing)
You are the cutest kiddo.
So what are we doing?
- Snowboard-boarding.
- [Shaun] Snowmo boarding?
Snowmobiling?
- Yeah.
- [Shaun] And what do you wanna do, Niko?
- Go nap. - He's going on the Razor.
- [Shaun] And he's going on the Razor.
And where are you gonna ride?
- Hey.
- [Shaun] Hey, you pulled her beanie.
- Hey.
This is not a game.
- [Shaun] Oh yeah, you're looking good.
You're looking warm.
- [Adley] Mom's not looking warm.
Dad is not looking warm.
- [Shaun] Yeah, I'm not looking warm yet.
I gotta get my snow boots on.
Look how warm my socks are.
- [Jenny] Are those my socks?
- [Shaun] I stole those from Mom.
You are the cutest little baby bear I've ever seen.
(snowmobile engine revving)
Are you ready bud?
- I am ready.
- Aw yeah.
This will be Niko and Adley's first time snowmobiling.
(engine revving)
Good job, oh yeah.
You know what you're doing.
- [Jenny] What are we doing?
- [Adley] Snowboarding for a while.
- Okay, hop in.
(child whines)
- Oh now you want to stand? - [Jenny] It's okay, hold on.
- Everything sister does.
- [Adley] I'm ready.
- [Shaun] Good job, keep your balance.
- [Jenny] Turn towards me.
You're gonna fall!
- [Shaun] Good job.
Woo, Niko.
- [Jenny] Good job, buddy!
- [Shaun] Good job, you gotta go slow.
You don't have your helmet on.
- [Jenny] I'm gonna let you go.
- Okay. - [Jenny] Ready?
Go.
- Wait, stop.
(shouting)
- [Shaun] Hi, everybody.
All right you guys ready for another round?
Stand up.
All right.
- Ready.
- [Shaun] Okay, that way to stop, good job.
And then when you wanna go, you turn.
- Yeah, turn, turn, turn.
- [Shaun] Oh yeah.
Good job girl, by yourself.
- Stop right there. - [Shaun] Yup, keep going.
Good job.
- Slow down.
- [Shaun] Whoa, she's getting crazy, calm it down.
Careful, keep your balance.
- Keep my balance, keep my balance, keep my balance.
Keep my balance!
- [Shaun] You're cruising! - Keep my balance.
- [Shaun] Whoa, you're going too fast.
Adley, I'm so proud of you.
Hey, where's my high five?
- Keep my balance, keep my balance, woo!
Keep it, keep it. (screams)
I'm okay.
- [Shaun] That happens sometimes, the snow crabs get ya.
Whoa, snow crabs, these little things,
these are like snow crabs and they grab your board.
Just gotta balance.
- Yeah, keep your balance.
- [Shaun] I think you need to learn
how to snowboard up hills.
Okay.
- Got it.
- We snowboarded too far.
(screaming)
- [Papa Todd] Adley, did you have fun?
- She snowboarded the whole driveway by herself.
- [Papa Todd] Whoa and she's going again.
- No way, you're not going again, no way.
(snowmobile engine revving)
I think he fell asleep.
- What's up dude?
You getting tired?
Did you like that?
Did you have fun?
Gonna fall asleep for sure on the way back.
You excited?
- Yeah.
- [Jenny] Yeah?
- [Shaun] How are ya?
You don't need these, we're in here.
We got a full windshield and the heater in here.
These guys are gonna be traveling in style.
You're Niko's bodyguard today.
- You got it.
- [Shaun] And I'm your bodyguard.
Whoa, I'm not doing my job good, don't fall.
No, I'll never let you go!
I lost.
- Hi.
(upbeat music)
So much fun.
- That is fun.
Did you feel us do the jump?
- Yeah. - How high did you go?
- So high.
- Mom, that was awesome.
You have fun?
(snowmobile revving)
(upbeat music)
You having fun?
- [Jenny] Yeah.
This is like my second time snowmobiling ever.
- And it's so fun.
- [Jenny] Very fun.
- [Shaun] All right, on this jump you just gotta go slow
and then when you get to the top, then go fast.
But you gotta go really fast, good luck.
Jenny's gonna do her first snowmobile wheelie right here.
(snowmobile revving)
(upbeat music)
I think she actually got some air on that one.
It's definitely a wheelie but she might have just.
Good job, babe.
Where's Honey?
- [Adley] Where's Honey?
She's at home, she's at Dallas.
- [Shaun] We should bring her up to the cabin
and run around in the snow and make footprints.
- We would lose her.
- [Shaun] Yeah we would.
- Bad move.
- [Adley] The moose would eat her.
- [Shaun] Hey, that was a good time out there,
how'd you and Niko do in the Razor?
- Awesome, he fell asleep.
- [Shaun] Did you fall asleep Niko?
- [Jenny] Every time he's in that thing he falls asleep.
- [Shaun] I know, it's relaxing.
- Everyone, sit in all the spots you wanna sit
except upstairs or on the stairs.
- Are you gonna tell me how to play?
- Yup, you have to follow what the card says.
You can't drop the ball on the floor.
- [Jenny] The floor is lava.
- Floor is lava, oh boy.
- Our feet is the only one that touch the floor.
- So the first round is--
- Tell us the truth, Daddy.
- Tell us the truth, Dad.
(laughing)
- You can only throw it with one hand
and catch it with one hand.
Okay, good luck.
(excited shouting and laughing)
Almost.
- [Jenny] That works. - Okay, throw it to me.
I'll throw it to Mom.
Throw it to Adley.
- Got it.
(clapping) - Oh, good job.
- That was easy.
- Shout out a brand new nickname for the player
whenever you throw them a ball, oh boy.
- Couchie.
- [Shaun] Couchie?
- Couchie?
Little bear.
- Snow bunny.
- Ginger snap.
- Ginger snap? - Okay, good job.
Stand on one foot while throwing and catching.
- [Papa Todd] Uh oh, everyone's one foot.
(laughing)
And down she goes.
- You gotta catch it. - Gotta catch it!
- Two hands.
(excited yelling)
- Good job.
Whenever you throw the ball, bounce it off a wall
before the other person catches it.
Oh boy.
But Adley, you have to throw it so hard
it bounces off the wall and then Papa catches it.
Do you think you can do that?
- [Papa Todd] Bounce it off the ceiling.
- Yeah, I have to stand up for that.
- Okay, good luck
(excited laughing)
- Oh, hey.
- All right.
Whoa.
Let's see here.
(laughs) Okay, bounce it off a wall.
- Okay Adley, ready?
- [Adley] Yeah.
(laughing)
- [Shaun] Good catch, right?
On the noggin, that was crazy.
Okay, very last round.
Let's do the hardest one, is everyone ready?
Let's see what we got here.
Go to the very edge of the room,
as far away from each other as possible and throw it.
- [Papa Todd] Down by the door Adley.
- I'm gonna go all the way back here.
Okay, everyone very far away.
(mumbles)
- Whoa, good job.
- Up to Mom.
Drop it to Adley.
Ready to catch? - Catch it.
(excited laughing) (clapping)
- We beat the game!
- [Adley] Again, again.
(upbeat music)
(techno music)
- I will find you.
- I'll get you.