- Hi, neighbour!
Today it's my birthday, and we're going to have
a birthday party! And then we're going to the park for a picnic!
And you're coming too! And I'll be right back!
- ¶ It's a beautiful day in the neighbourhood ¶
¶ A beautiful day for a neighbour ¶
¶ Would you be mine? ¶ ¶ Could you be mine? ¶
¶ Won't you be my neighbour? ¶
- ¶ It's Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ¶
¶ A land of make-believe ¶
¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- ¶ Ride along ¶
- ¶ It's Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ¶
¶ So much to do, so much to see ¶
¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- ¶ Ride along ¶
- ¶ I've got lots of friends for you to meet ¶
¶ In this land of make-believe ¶
¶ A friendly face on every street
¶ Just waiting to greet you ¶
¶ It's a beautiful day in the neighbourhood ¶
¶ A beautiful day for a neighbour ¶
¶ In Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood! ¶
(Trolley dings.)
- Hi neighbour! It's me, Daniel Tiger.
Come on in!
Do you know what today is?
It's my birthday! Look!
I'm gonna have a birthday party! See?
Hey, do you like birthday parties?
- Ugga Mugga, birthday tiger.
It's time to go to the bakery to pick out your cake.
- You'll come with me, right?
I'm so happy you're here. - Let's go!
- Trolley!
(Trolley dings.)
Please take us to the Neighborhood Bakery!
(Trolley dings.) You're gonna love it.
- ¶ We're going to the bakery to pick out a cake ¶
¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- ¶ Ride along ¶
- ¶ Won't you ride along with me ¶
- Mom, I have a question. Since I'm bigger,
can I carry my birthday cake all by myself?
- You are bigger now, but a cake can be heavy.
- But look at me. I'm big and strong! Grr!
(laughing)
(Trolley dings.) Hi, Katerina Kittycat!
Hi, O the Owl! Wanna come
to the bakery with us? - Meow, meow, yes!
- Nifty galifty! - Bye, Mom!
- Bye, Uncle X. - Be back soon!
Happy Birthday, Daniel Tiger! - Buckle Up!
- ¶ We're going to the bakery to pick out a cake ¶
¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- ¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- ¶ And me! ¶ - ¶ And me! ¶
(Trolley dings.) - Here we are at Baker Aker's
Neighborhood Bakery!
- After hoo, birthday tiger.
- Whoa! - Cool!
- Meow, meow! - Hoo-licious!
- Look at all the goodies in the bakery!
Do you want to make-believe with me?
Let's make-believe...
that the goodies in the bakery all sing and dance!
- ¶ Welcome to the bakery! ¶
¶ We have a birthday tiger here I see ¶
¶ To pick a cake to eat ¶
- ¶ I wonder which cake he'll want in his tummy ¶
¶ Oh, I hope he picks me 'cause I'm yummy, yummy, yummy! ¶
- ¶ I wonder which cake he will choose ¶
- ¶ Daniel pick me, I'm the best, you cannot lose! ¶
- ¶ So have a happy happy birthday, Daniel Tiger! ¶
- Wasn't that grr-ific?
- Welcome to the bakery, where birthdays are my favourite days!
What kind of cake can I whip up for your birthday?
- Hoo-hoo! In my book of party cakes,
there's a picture of a tiger cake!
Hoo-hoo! You could have a tiger birthday cake!
- A tiger cake would be grr-ific! I see a tiger cake!
- And the best part is...
you can all be bakers
and put the stripes on yourself!
- Hoo-hoo! Hoo-hoo! Stripes!
- Will you be a baker with me?
Grr-ific!
We need three black stripes. Count with me.
One... two... three!
Three black stripes!
OK, bakers, let's add four orange stripes!
Count with me.
One... two... three... four.
(gasp) Uh-oh!
Oh, no! A glop!
- What happened, Daniel?
- I'm so disappointed.
We messed up the cake with a big glop. Grr!
- Oh. That is disappointing. But I always say:
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
- ¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
But... what could be good about this glop?
- Meow, meow. Maybe the glop looks like something else, meow, meow?
- Well, maybe if I draw
another little line like this... There! A smile!
- Meow, meow, are you still disappointed, Daniel, meow, meow?
- I'm not disappointed anymore.
I took that glop, turned it around,
and found something good!
The cake has stripes and a smile! That is something good!
- Meow, meow, two blueberry eyes, meow, meow?
Meow, meow, sooo cute, meow, meow!
- I love this birthday cake! - Nifty galifty!
- I'm so happy you like it!
- Mom, I'm big and strong.
Grr! Can I carry my birthday cake all by myself?
- OK! Yes, Daniel, you can carry the cake.
- Grr! Yippee!
Whoooa!
OK, I got it!
Come on, tiger cake, let's go, go, go!
Vroom! - Oh, be careful, Daniel.
- Thanks, Baker Aker! - Thank you!
- You are welcome.
- Whoooa!
I got it!
Please take us all home, Trolley!
(Trolley dings.) - ¶ We chose a yummy birthday cake ¶
¶ It's almost time to celebrate ¶
¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- ¶ Ride along ¶ - ¶ Won't you ride along with me! ¶
(Trolley dings.) - See you at the party!
Wh-whoa!
(Trolley dings.) Whoa!
(Trolley dings.) - Here we are at home.
- Thanks, Trolley! (Trolley dings.)
Grr! I can't wait to show Dad my cake!
Dad! Dad! Daaaad!
- It's my birthday tiger!
- Wait until you see my tiger cake with stripes!
(drum roll) (Daniel gasps.)
Oh, no! My tiger cake! Look!
It got all smushed.
It's just one big smush-cake.
How would you feel if your cake was smushed?
Grr. I'm so disappointed.
- I'm sorry, Daniel.
Having your cake smushed is so disappointing.
- It is!
- But when something seems bad, turn it around...
and find something good!
All right, there must be something that's still good
about this cake. Come on, let's think.
- I don't know.
- Well... what is something good about all birthday cakes?
- That they're not smushed?
- Fair enough... but what is something else that is good
about all birthday cakes?
- That they taste yummy?
Heyyy... do you think the cake still tastes yummy
even though it's smushy?
- Only one way to find out.
- It's... it's...
yummy! And that is something good!
I'm not disappointed anymore! I feel better.
(doorbell) (Daniel gasps.)
It's time for my birthday party! That's good too!
- (all): Happy birthday, Daniel Tiger!
- A rrrroyal happy birthday, happy birthday to my friend, the tiger!
- Thank you, thank you, thank you to my friendly friend, Prince Wednesday!
(laughing)
- Happy Birthday, Daniel Tiger!
- Hi, Miss Elaina. Hey, your dress is on...
- (both): Backwards! (laughing)
- Presenting...
the birthday cake! - Hoo-hoo!
Birthday cake! Birthday cake! - Meow, birthday cake!
(laughing) - Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
(gasping) Hoo-hoo?
What happened to the tiger cake? - It got all smushed.
- Oh!
- It was really disappointing, but...
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
¶ My tiger cake, it got smushy ¶
¶ But it still tastes so yummy! ¶
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
- ¶ I tried to play outside, it rained on my head ¶
¶ I put on my boots and played fish instead! ¶
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
- I was painting and I made a pink splotch too big ¶
¶ I turned the pink splotch into a pink pig! ¶
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ Find something good! ¶
- Make a wish on your birthday cake, Daniel Tiger!
(blowing) - (all): Yay!
(party whistles)
- (mom): Who's for cake? - (Elaina): Ooh, that looks yummy!
- Hoo-hoo! Birthday cake!
- Smushy yummy, right?
- Rrroyally smushy yummy!
- The cake tastes good... even backwards!
(laughing)
- Thanks for helping me celebrate my birthday.
Ugga Mugga!
Hi, neighbour! This is my friend Kaylen,
and he's going on an adventure to bake a birthday cake!
- We're going to make a chocolate cake
for a birthday cake today, OK?
- (Daniel): First you mix up all the ingredients.
There are dry ingredients like flour and sugar,
and wet ingredients like eggs and butter.
Be careful!
That's called the batter.
Then you spread the batter out in a pan.
The baker puts the pan in the oven to bake.
The oven is really hot.
Icing is fun to make!
Let's make it...
green!
That looks dee-licious!
- I'm going to let you start putting the stuff on the top
because that's the special bit for you to do.
- (Daniel): That looks grr-ific!
- What does it taste like?
- Chocolate. - Chocolate?
(woman laughing)
- (Daniel): Yum, yum, yum!
Thanks for showing us the bakery, Kaylen!
(Trolley dings.) Hi, neighbour!
I'm meeting my friends at Prince Wednesday's castle!
- Daniel's here! A rrroyal hello!
- (Elaina): Hi, Daniel! - Hi! We are going to the park
for a picnic! (Trolley dings.)
I brought my ball to play kick the ball. Come on!
(laughing) - It's picnic time!
- Jolly good!
- I'm so excited for the picnic!
Wow! That is one biiig picnic basket!
- It has everything we need for our picnic.
- Grr-ific!
I just looove picnics!
(Trolley dings.) Trolley's back!
- On you go. - Follow me!
- It's such a good feeling to go on a picnic!
- Put 'er here!
- Whoa! - Hmm.
- I know! Let's lift it together!
(grunting)
- Yes! - We're big and strong!
- Big and strong! (laughing) - Whoa!
- My good Trolley, please take everyone safely
to the clock factory park for a picnic.
Mr. Tiger will be waiting for you when you get there.
- OK. - OK, King Friday-- I mean, Dad.
(laughing) - On you go. (Trolley dings.)
- ¶ We're going on a picnic with the healthy food we packed to eat ¶
¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- ¶ Ride along ¶
- ¶ Won't you ride along with me? ¶
- Hi, kids! - (kids): Hi!
- Thanks, Trolley! (Trolley dings.)
- Nice day for a picnic, right, little tiger?
- That's my dad. He works there at the clock factory!
- Aww!
(grunting)
- Careful, careful, careful! (grunting)
- All right! Let's set up your picnic!
(wind blowing) Mm, I hope there's no rain.
- OK, first we have to put down the picnic blanket.
- (kids): One... two... - Whoa!
- (kids): Three. (laughing)
- Then we have our picnic snacks!
- How about we play a game to pick out our picnic snacks?
- Good idea, toots! - I've got one!
¶ We're on a roy-al pic-nic ¶
¶ And I want to eat a fruit ¶
¶ That starts with the letter "A" ¶
"A" for...
uh... apple!
Boop-she-boop-she-boop- she-boop! Badada-badada-boo!
- ¶ We're on a roy-al pic-nic ¶
¶ And I want to eat a fruit ¶
¶ That starts with the letter "B" ¶
"B" for...
b-b-banana!
Boop-she-boop-she-boop!
- ¶ We're on a roy-al pic-nic ¶
¶ And I want to eat a fruit ¶
¶ That starts with the letter "G"! ¶
"G" for...
g-g-g-grapes!
Boop-she-grapes! Boop-she-grapes-she-boop! Yeah!
(laughing)
- hanks, Miss Elaina!
- And now... we eat!
Yummy-yummers! - Yum, yum, yum, yum.
(bell chiming) - Oh! Oh! Almost chime time!
Be right back. - OK.
- Okie-dokie. - Alrighty. - Roar if you need me.
(Daniel gasps.) - Look at those teeny tiny ants!
Cool! (laughing)
- Wow. Come here, guys.
(laughing)
Huh... maybe the ants are having a picnic too.
- An ant picnic!
(Daniel gasps.) I wonder
what that would be like! Hmm.
Hey! Do you want to make-believe with me?
Let's make-believe that we're teeny tiny ants
on an ant picnic!
¶
¶ When ants have a picnic it's always fun ¶
¶ Marching and eating underneath the sun ¶
¶ Come with me, enjoy the ride ¶
¶ This grass will make a really fun slide. Weee! ¶
¶ When ants have a picnic, there's lots to see ¶
¶ Come along and explore with me ¶
¶ Giant fruit that'll make you sing ¶
¶ And I can be the anthill kiiiiing! ¶
¶ When ants have a picnic it's always fun, yeah! ¶
Wasn't that grr-ific?!
- What do we do next?
- OK, now it's time to play kick the ball!
- Boy, Miss Elaina, you know a lot about picnics.
- I sure do, toots! (laughing)
- Pass me the ball! - OK, ready? Kiiiick!
- Huh! - Whoa-ho-ho-ho!
- Cha-cha-cha! Yah-yah-yah!
Tah-tah-tah! Yeah!
- I've got it! I've got it! I've...
(pop!) Uh-oh.
(gasp)
- Uh-oh. - What happened?
That's not working.
- Look. Our ball is squished, squashed, splat!
- That's not good!
- So, we can't play kick the ball on our picnic?
- Oh, no. Grrr...
- Oh, no. Do I hear a sad "grr"?
What's wrong?
- Our ball, it's squashed. See?
- Squished, squashed, splat!
- And now we can't play kick the ball!
- Oh, I see.
Yes, a squashed ball.
That is very disappointing.
But... you know what I always say:
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good! ¶
- ¶ When something seems bad ¶ A squashed ball is bad.
- Yes. Now...
¶ Turn it around and... ¶ - ¶ Find something good? ¶
What's good about a squashed ball that you can't even kick?
- Well... what else could you do with a squished, squashed,
splat ball?
- Um... We can't kick it, so... we could...
- Throw it? - Daniel Tiger...
CATCH!
- Splat! Got it! Grr!
- Nice throw! (Elaina gasps.)
A squashed ball is good for playing...
- (both): Splat ball!
(laughing) - Here ya go!
- Splat! Splat ball!
- Woo-hoo! - Splat! Splat! Splat!
Splat! Ah, ah, ah!
- Splat! Splat! Splat! Splat ball!
(thunder)
(wind blowing)
(Daniel gasps.) - I felt a raindrop on my nose!
(gasp)
- I thelt a laindop on my tongue!
- I, Prince Wednesday,
royally command the rain to stop!
¶ Rain! Rain! Go away! ¶
- ¶ Come again another day ¶
- No way, toots! It is NOT going to...
(thunder)
- (all): Rain!
Whoa!
- Quick! Let's run inside the clock factory.
- Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom!
- Phew! We've made it inside!
- But now our picnic is RUIIINED!
- I'm so disappointed.
- But do you remember what you can do when you're disappointed?
- ¶ When something seems bad ¶ - ¶ Turn it around ¶
- ¶ And find something good ¶ - But there's NOTHING good.
- Grr.
(chiming) (Wednesday and Elaina gasp.)
- Whooooa!
It's chime time!
- That clock looks like your castle, Prince Wednesday!
- And this one is a tiger, like me! Grr!
(laughing)
- Amazing! I have a rrroyally good idea!
Can we have our picnic inside? With all the clocks?
That would be something good!
- Fantastic!
You turned that rainy picnic around,
and found something good!
- Oh, yeah! (Elaina laughing)
- Put it here!
An inside picnic! I love it, toots!
- I'm not disappointed anymore!
- Me neither!
- This is grr-ific!
Mmm, mmm!
¶
¶ We tried to have our picnic with storm clouds overhead ¶
¶ But it's still dry inside and now it's chime time instead ¶
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
- ¶ Once I built a sand castle way up into the sky ¶
¶ But a wave knocked it down so I made a mud pie ¶
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good! ¶
- ¶ I love to wear my favourite dress since I love the colour red ¶
¶ Once I saw it wasn't clean, I wore my red socks instead ¶
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
- ¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
Nyum, nyum, nyum.
- Mmm, mmm. - Compliments to the chef!
- Delicious! - Yummy-yummers!
- Thanks for coming to our inside picnic.
Even though it rained, we still had fun.
What was a time when you were disappointed?
I hope you turned it around like we did.
Ugga Mugga!
- ¶ It's such a good feeling to play with family and friends ¶
¶ It's such a happy feeling when they lend you a hand ¶
¶ You wake up ready to say ¶
¶ I think I'll make a snappy new day ¶
¶ It's such a good feeling ¶
¶ A very good feeling, a feeling you know ¶
- ¶ That I'll be back ¶
¶ When the day is new ¶
¶ And I'll have more ideas for you ¶
¶ And you'll have things you'll want to talk about ¶
¶ I will too ¶
Because it's you I like.
¶
- ¶ When something seems bad ¶
¶ Turn it around and find something good ¶
¶ When something seems bad ¶
¶ Turn it around and find something good ¶
¶ When something seems bad ¶
¶ Turn it around and find something good ¶
¶ When something seems bad, turn it around ¶
¶ And find something good ¶
¶