Octonauts and Operation Cooperation Octonauts

-SIREN WAILS

-'Octonauts, to your stations!'

Barnacles!

Kwazii!

Peso!

-Explore!

-Rescue!

-Protect!

Octonauts!

GENTLE SNORING

BOTH: Ssh!

Kwazii, do you think I can learn to drive

a GUP as well as you do in one lesson?

Matey, tonight, I am going to teach you everything I know.

And then I'll surprise everyone with my advanced GUP driving skills.

Just one thing, let's not wake up Tweak.

No need to worry her about us taking the GUPs

for a little driving lesson.

-Right.

-Let's go.

BOTH: Oh!

-Ssh!

-Sorry. After you.

GENTLE SNORING

Now, I'll take GUP-B and you... Shellington?

-Oh, sorry.

-Ssh.

TWEAK MUMBLES

BOTH: Phew.

I'll take GUP-B, you take GUP-D, and remember,

just do everything that I do.

Ye-ow! Ooh! Ah! Eee!

Ye-ow! Ooh! Ah! Eee!

-Not yet.

-Sorry.

-Shellington?

-Yes. Coming.

Let's see. Er...that one. Oh!

Not bad. You're driving like a real swashbuckler.

Now, remember, watch closely and do as I do, matey.

Yahoo!

-Jumping jellyfish, that's impressive.

-Your turn.

-Just put your paws on that steering wheel and go super fast.

-Right.

Argh!

Er, that's not what I did. All right, let's try it again.

Turn yourself back over, matey.

Now, watch me again and do exactly what I do.

Argh! Whoa!

Just do exactly what Kwazii does.

Argh! Whoa!

I did it.

Right, well, we've crashed the GUPs,

but it doesn't look like we did much damage.

-Oh. Whoops. Should we sound the Octo-alert?

-What? No.

Tweak's not the only one who can fix GUPs,

especially when all they're missing is a few thingamabobs.

Ah-ha, here's what we need - the emergency tool kit.

-Er, do you really think we can make the repairs ourselves?

-Of course.

We'll have these GUPs fixed up faster than you can say

erm...batch of scratchy, catchy cat paws.

I guess the first thing to do is to find the missing parts.

Exactly me plan, matey.

First we find the...

Look, I've already found me steering wheel.

See, this is going to be easy.

Uh-oh. Come on now, let go.

-I'm afraid I can't just let go.

-Why not?

I'm a moray eel.

Once I bite down on something, I can't open my jaws

unless I swallow whatever it is I've bitten down on.

-I'm sure you don't want to swallow a steering wheel.

-No, I don't.

Don't worry, matey. A little help here, Shellington.

-Gotcha.

-Thanks. My name's Murray. And you guys are...?

-Shellington.

And Kwazii. Now, let's put this back where it belongs.

-I fixed that with nothing more than my bare paws.

-Great work, Kwazii.

Listen, I don't mean to be nosy,

but what are you guys doing out here on the reef at night?

-Er, we had a bit of an accident.

-We've lost some parts of our GUPs.

We won't be able to go home until we find them and put them back.

None of my business, of course,

but how many parts are we talking about here?

Ooh, good question. Let's make a list.

Two orange rivets, two yellow rivets,

one head lamp cover, one green console button,

five carrots and one spring coil.

Oh, that's a lot of little parts and this reef has a lot of nooks

and crannies and a lot of ways to get lost and never be found,

if you know what I mean.

I see what you mean,

-but we'll just have to search every cranny.

-And nook.

I don't want to be pushy, but here's a little advice.

If you want to succeed out here on the reef,

you need to work with the right fish at the right time.

You've got to cooperate.

-The only fish we know on the reef is you, matey.

-Then you're in luck.

Come on. I'll introduce you to some pals of mine.

So, Trouper, what do you say?

Will you guys help my new friends find what they're looking for?

I don't know, Murray.

We're groupers - we usually hunt for food at night on the reef,

not little GUP parts.

-Do you have any fish biscuits on you?

-What?

-Ooh, yes, I do.

-We have food.

There's more where that came from. I've got a big stash

of fish biscuits in the GUP-B.

You can have every last crumb if you help us.

Ooh, you've got yourself a deal.

OK, fellas, let's show 'em how we work.

We eels don't see too well, so Trouper here and the rest

of the groupers spot the food,

or in this case, a piece of your GUP.

But sometimes, the thingy is inside a little crevice between the rocks.

We groupers can see it, but we can't get to it,

so we signal the eels like this.

Uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh, yeah.

And we go in after it.

Moray eels are experts at getting in and out of tight crevices.

And that, gentlemen, is how it's done.

-Lovely jubbly.

-Fascinating.

You groupers and eels cooperate when you hunt.

BOTH: We sure do.

Sounds like we're ready for Operation Cooperation.

-Here, that's catchy, that is.

-Yeah, catchy! Ha-ha-ha!

Uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh, yeah.

Uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh, yeah.

Uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh-uh-uh, uh-uh, yeah.

The only part missing is the coil for Tweak's carrot shooter.

We can't go back without that and we need to hurry

-so we can get to the Octopod before morning.

-Uh-oh!

I saw your coil, but it's nowhere groupers or eels will ever go.

-Are you talking about...?

-Uh-huh.

-Stinger Rock.

That's exactly what I'm talking about.

What's Stinger Rock?

That's Stinger Rock.

-It's a rock covered with anemones and they sting big time.

-Big time.

I bet Tweak would come up with a perfect thing to pry that

-spring loose without getting stung.

-Aye, matey.

Then we'll just have to think like Tweak.

OK, so it's not as cool as something Tweak would make,

but this should do the tricky.

-Good luck, Kwazii.

-Excuse me, anemones.

Stingy, stingy.

Easy. Easy...

You've almost got it.

It's coming loose. It's...

Huh! Oh!

BOTH: We got it!

Fellas, that's how you do it.

That's real cooperation.

Now, let's go and fix that carrot shooter

and get back to the Octopod before everybody wakes up.

There, it's fixed. The GUPs are looking good.

We'd better head back, it's almost morning.

Thanks, Murray and Trouper.

We couldn't have done it without help from you groupers and eels.

Yeah, looks like Operation Cooperation was a success.

It was a pleasure doing business with you, gents.

Follow me, Shellington, and be careful.

Aye-aye, Kwazii.

-Morning, Shellington.

-Tweak, you're up early.

-Yeah.

Looks like you two have been out on a little old adventure.

But we're back and, as you can see, these GUPs are in perfect condition.

Aye, perfect condition, not a scratch on 'em.

-Oh.

-Uh-huh.

Looks like your steering wheel's a little loose.

SIREN WAILS

Er...what did I miss?

Don't worry, Cap, we'll fix up those GUPs faster than you can say...

Bunch of munchy, crunchy carrots.