[MUSIC PLAYING]
ERNIE: [SINGING]
Every night when I lie in bed--
BERT: Oh, no.
ERNIE: [SINGING]
--I see pictures dancing in my head.
BERT: Picture sleep.
ERNIE: [SINGING][INAUDIBLE].
BERT: Why?
ERNIE: [SINGING]
Buckle up, and we'll fly away.
BERT: Whoa.
ERNIE: Yeah.
[SINGING]
We're adventuring.
Every time the bed starts tapping, something special is
going to happen.
BERT: This is kind of catchy.
ERNIE: [SINGING]
My favorite kind of traveling.
BERT AND ERNIE: Yeah.
[SINGING]
We're adventuring.
Come along with Bert and Ernie.
We're going to take a little journey.
Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures.
ERNIE: Gee, it's great to be here in East Africa.
But what are we looking for again?
BERT: A big gathering of elephants, Ernie.
It's called a herd.
ERNIE: Well, so far, we haven't
seen a single elephant.
BERT: Don't worry.
The guidebook says they should be somewhere around here.
Wait.
I think I see something, something really big.
And it's getting closer.
ERNIE: Uh, Bert?
BERT: Shh.
We don't want to scare away the elephants, Ernie.
ERNIE: Well, the only thing you might scare away, Bert, is
that butterfly on your binoculars.
BERT: Huh?
Hey you!
Shoo!
ERNIE: Steady there, Bert.
I have an idea.
Maybe if I make elephant sounds, that
will make them come.
Quack, quack.
BERT: Ernie, that's a duck.
ERNIE: Just kidding, Bert.
Elephants sound more like--
[ELEPHANT SOUND]
BERT: Hey, Ernie.
Now you sounded more like a very sad elephant.
ERNIE: But I didn't make any sound, Bert.
BERT: Then who did?
It's a baby elephant.
ERNIE: Gee, this is great, Bert.
BERT: Maybe not so great, Ernie.
ERNIE: What you mean?
BERT: He's too little to be all alone.
BABY ELEPHANT: Mama.
ERNIE: Oh, you're right, Bert.
I think he misses his mama.
And she must be so worried wondering where her baby is.
BERT: Don't cry, little elephant.
We'll help you find your mama.
BABY ELEPHANT: Mama.
ERNIE: But how?
BERT: Look, Ernie.
Those are his baby elephant tracks.
Maybe if we follow them back the way he came, they'll lead
us to the herd.
ERNIE: Great idea, buddy Bert.
Let's follow them.
Come on, baby elephant.
[WHISTLES]
Here, boy.
BERT: Maybe he needs a little push.
ERNIE: OK.
You know, Bert, maybe he's not moving because he's used to
following other elephants.
Let's pretend we have elephant trunks.
BERT: Ernie.
ERNIE: Look, it worked.
And there's no time to lose.
So swing your elephant trunk, and let's go.
Looks like he's hungry.
BERT: It says here that's a marula tree, and that
elephants love to eat its fruit.
ERNIE: Well, then.
Guess you'll have to climb up and get him some, Bert.
Maybe I can reach the fruit.
Give me a boost.
BERT: Why didn't he do that in the first place?
Come on.
It's getting late.
And we still have to find your mama.
BABY ELEPHANT: Mama.
BERT: Look.
More footprints.
Baby elephant came by here too.
Oh no.
Cut that out.
There's no time for water games.
ERNIE: Oh, Bert, he's having so much fun.
Besides, it's good for him to have a bath.
Mamas love to see their babies clean, right, baby?
And I like to see you clean too, Bert.
BERT: Ernie, if that elephant herd goes away, we may never
find his mama.
ERNIE: Gee, Bert.
We can't let that happen.
Come on, baby elephant.
We've got to hurry.
BERT: Ernie, no more footprints.
I don' t know where to go now.
ERNIE: Gee, Bert.
Do you think the elephant herd could be gone?
Oh, don't worry, baby elephant.
You can always come live with us.
I think you might fit in our--
[SNEEZES]
--bathtub.
[SNEEZES]
[BLOWS NOSE]
[ELEPHANT SOUND]
BERT: Ernie, that's it.
You made an elephant sound.
Do it again.
ERNIE: [BLOWS NOSE]
[ELEPHANT SOUND]
BERT: It's the elephants!
They heard you.
BABY ELEPHANT: [ELEPHANT SOUND]
Mama.
BERT: Ernie, look.
ERNIE: We did it, Bert.
We got the baby back to his mama.
BERT: Don't you just love happy endings?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
ERNIE: Goodnight, Bert.
BERT: Goodnight, Ernie.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
BERT: Uh oh.