Speaker 1: And this episode is called this Time.
Speaker 2: What's Up? Guys. Welcome to the second part of season three,
episode forty nine of Dinner with the Healers. My name
is Eric, and with me is always are my lovely
wife Amanda Hi, guys, my beautiful daughter Stella Hi, and
my super handsome son Henry.
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Speaker 2: Well, guys, we are gonna finish talking about the sign.
Speaker 3: That La.
Speaker 1: Cotia ca me Nita come on check and sign.
Speaker 2: They pull up and don't see her car at the
juice shop. But Henry, what do we get to see?
Speaker 3: We see the truck backing out and we can see
Frisky's car parked right next to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the big delivery truck was there and Frisky's car
was right on the other side, but they couldn't see it.
They walk in and Frisky doesn't seem to be there.
But Henry, what do we see?
Speaker 3: We see Frisky in the background walking out.
Speaker 2: Oh, they were so close. The girls decided they needed
something since they were right there. Henry, what was it?
Speaker 3: They wanted? Watermelon juice?
Speaker 2: Chili keeps trying to call and she keeps getting Frisky's voicemail.
Who calls Chili?
Speaker 3: Henry, It was Uncle Rad.
Speaker 2: He wants to know where Frisky is. But what does
Blue tell him about? Henry?
Speaker 3: Blue's telling him how awesome moves to be sitting in
the front seat.
Speaker 2: He finally asks about Frisky and they tell him that
she ran away.
Speaker 5: Oh man, we're out looking for her.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Why is Risky running away from her marriage, Uncle Red,
Is it because you're making her move away from her city?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 3: Well, then I don't blame her.
Speaker 2: Hoe. What happens next in the car, Henry Blue.
Speaker 3: Has a cup holder in Muffin thought she had a
cup holder like Blue. And when Chili goes to stop
at the light, the drink goes back and splashes.
Speaker 2: All over Amanda. We've been through spills in the car
like that, haven't we? Oh no, never, Chili handled it
really well. They're pulled over and she's in there trying
to clean it out while all the kids are standing
next to the car. Stella, what is going on.
Speaker 3: Is watching all the cars go by, and every time
a car is not Frisky's car, she says, not Frisky's car.
But then they do see Frisky's car, and she yells
out that she found Frisky's blue car.
Speaker 2: They all pile back in Bobo and take off.
Speaker 3: What happens They start driving after Frisky, but then Socks
says that she has to go to the bathroom and
that she can't hold it because she drank a lot
of watermelon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of watermelon juice. I did think it
was cute While they were driving they give you these
little slices of real life. She's turning right, that's left, honey.
Just things like that. All while this action's going on.
Where did they end up going for Socks Stella?
Speaker 3: They ended up stopping at a park that had a
bathroom by it.
Speaker 2: Socks is taking her sweet time, and Chili's kind of
giving up at this point, Amanda, what happens.
Speaker 5: While they're still at the park. Blue asked Chili what
she really thinks about moving, and Chili is trying to
keep it together herself, and she tells Bluie that moving
is going to be a big adventure for them all,
and she tries to keep it positive for Blue. Now
it's time for them to all get back in the car,
and at this point, Chili has just kind of had it.
Speaker 4: I think she's just ready to go home.
Speaker 5: But then a butterfly that they had seen at the
park had gotten in the car.
Speaker 3: I think that's the same butterfly from the episode where
Bingo and Leela get a water slide.
Speaker 2: Oh, and that's why already had the name Flappy, right.
Speaker 4: I think you're right, buddy.
Speaker 2: Oh, she said hi to it when they were at
the park and Chili took this whole thing. She said,
it's a sign we should just go home. While they're driving,
one of the girls slips up and says Blue needs
Frisky for the sign. Chili wants to know what all
that's about, and then Flappy comes out and scares the
girls and they pull over to let Flappy out, and
everybody's freaking out, Amanda, what did they see?
Speaker 5: When Chili turns around to get back in the car,
she sees a sign for a place called the Lookout.
Speaker 3: What she's looking at? What sign?
Speaker 1: Of course, I know where you are, Frisky.
Speaker 5: This is the Lookout. Frisky and I used to come
up here as teenagers to.
Speaker 2: Think, Amanda, I remember when we talked about this exact moment,
right after this episode first first came out. We both
thought that was pretty funny. Could you relate to that?
Speaker 4: Not at all?
Speaker 2: Yeah. During the conversation, they're talking about how all of
this stuff went, and from Bluie's perspective, it was great.
It wasn't the worst. It was the best. She got
to sit in the front seat and the whole bit,
and Chili said that fine in her was the easy part.
What happens They.
Speaker 3: Go and they find Frisky. All the girls are really
excited to see her, and she asked them how did
she know that she was there? And they tell her
about how they know about the speaking tigg and she asked,
how do you know about that? But then they all
see binoculars and they all go running over there.
Speaker 5: Ah, we come back to.
Speaker 3: The house now, Frisky.
Speaker 2: Frisky said she is not coming back. She's mad that
Chili's leaving her. She's mad that Rad did this thing.
And that's that. Chili finds out the deal with Blue
needing Frisky for the sign, and Blue begs Frisky to
tell mom not to make us move. Frisky asks, Chili,
are you sure you're doing the right thing?
Speaker 3: You think I want to move? What I thought you did?
You said it was gonna be a big adventure.
Speaker 2: I was just saying that to help you be brave.
Speaker 5: So you don't want to move either, of.
Speaker 2: Course, I don't want to leave Bluie.
Speaker 4: You took your first steps in that house.
Speaker 2: Well, then why are you? Frisky says, it's because your
husband's telling you to Stella. What did Chili tell her?
Speaker 3: She tells Frisky that it Sally can hopefully have a
better life, and she said it might be good, it
might be bad.
Speaker 4: She doesn't know.
Speaker 2: She says, I guess we'll see, just like in the
Farmer's story, right, yeah, Muffin needs a coin for the binoculars. Stella.
Did the grown ups have coins?
Speaker 3: No, they did not, but Blue had her lucky coin
that she found on the ground at the juice shop.
Speaker 2: Right then Rad shows up and Frisky asks him, how
did you find me? Why now you like it?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 2: I do, Amanda, Bluey thought this coin was lucky. But
what happens to them?
Speaker 5: They accidentally put it in the wrong slot of the
binocular machine, and now the coin is stuck. They can't
get it to go in, and they can't get it
to come back out.
Speaker 4: So they are just out of luck.
Speaker 2: And somebody says it's not a very lucky coin.
Speaker 3: Wussy, No, we w see, we'll get this coin.
Speaker 2: When they look over, Rad and Frisky are hugging and
it looks like the wedding is on. We jump into
a classic montage. Amanda, what's one of the first things
we see?
Speaker 5: We see guests arriving for the wedding, and Chili sees
her sister Brandy, and Brandy is pregnant.
Speaker 2: Aw I noticed the music and it was the thing
that Josh Bush and the music team do where it
was something very recognizable kind of tweaked into this thing,
and to me it sounded like cannon n D which
is if you hear it in weddings all the time.
But the way they did it was so so cool.
The wedding looks beautiful. People are getting emotional, Amanda, who
do we see crying?
Speaker 5: Nana and Bob are just in tears with happiness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it looks so sweet. After the wedding, we cut
to the reception montage, which I really love that too,
and it goes from quick cuts into short things where
we see people talking and Blooey was asking Bob why
he was in India so long?
Speaker 3: Well, girl, he was off trying to fund himself.
Speaker 2: Find yourself.
Speaker 3: That's silly. Why isn't it to find yourself? Yeah? Who
are here?
Speaker 2: I thought that was really cute the way they wrote that,
because the actor who played Bob was actually ill and
they held that spot for him and just put the
character over here until he could come back and do
this thing. Isn't that neat? Henry rad says, they have
an announcement and what is it?
Speaker 3: Their announcement is that they're staying there, They're not moving
to the West.
Speaker 2: Everybody stoked on that Blue is happy. We see Stripe,
who is ready to get down to business. More on
that later. And we saw the DJ Henry. Did you
recognize him?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I recognized him. I recognized him from multiple episodes
because there have been multiple episodes where he's been playing
some sort of instrument, like in dance Mode when he
was playing music with the pipes and flip flops, and
in one episode they were at a market and he
was playing the guitar there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was the busker at the market. I thought
that was really cool. That's Josh Bush, who plays that
guy the music director for the Blue Show. Isn't that cool?
Speaker 3: That is cool?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is cool.
Speaker 2: We see Muffin playing with something, Amanda, what was she doing?
Speaker 5: We see Muffin playing with the bride and groom toppers
from the wedding cake, but this time they're arguing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder if that's something that she sees her
mom and dad do a lot.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: Bluey comes over and says that Bob and Stripe are
dancing like eagles, and I remember I looked that up.
When this episode first came out, and I can't remember
exactly what the deal with that dance was, but they
all go running off to see it. Bandit and Rad
are talking about Rad not moving now. Are you sure
you're not making a mistake? You worried too much? Little
brother Blue mentions that Frisky is getting a happy ending
that she was hoping for Amanda. What goes on?
Speaker 5: Blue asked if they'll get their happy ending as well,
and Chilli says she doesn't want to think about it
right now. All she wants to do is dance, So
they all run back to the reception tent and get
their boogie on.
Speaker 2: Yeah dance mode. The song starts, Henry, who do we
see doing the flass?
Speaker 3: Nana and Bob?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they learned in the one episode, didn't they.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They cut to the next day and there's Bucky Dunstan.
Speaker 4: Bandidas, the Big Baby Banditto.
Speaker 2: Why Bucky come? The souled sticker is on the sign
that those other dogs bought the house even though it
didn't have the pool they were hoping for. Bingo says
that's nice and walks off, And then a little bit
later we hear holler something Henry, what was it.
Speaker 3: She yelled that she'll stuck in the railing.
Speaker 2: Oh poor kid bandit is really struggling with this whole thing.
I just want to give him the best life of
kN I know, am I making a mistake? Probably, but
let's make it to Ken Henry. We see Stripe waking up.
Where's he at?
Speaker 3: He's a bush in Windy's yard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he didn't make it very far from the party
the night before. Apparently, that's definitely never ever happened to me. Ever,
the movers are there taking stuff from the house, Stella,
What does Bingo think about all of it?
Speaker 3: Bingo was surprised because she turns around for a second
after using the table and the table was just gone.
So she went and told Chili that their table had
gone invisible, and Chili had to tell her that they
were taking all the furniture out of the house so
they couldn't move.
Speaker 2: She thought that the other dogs buying the house didn't
mean anything, that she and her family would just keep
living there, and she was shocked to find out that
it meant that they weren't going to live there anymore.
Speaker 3: Is Lena coming with us? Well? No?
Speaker 2: What she runs out front, Stella? What does she do.
Speaker 3: She tries to pull the sign out of the ground.
Speaker 2: She just can't, can she It doesn't even Budge Bluie
come out and hugs her and asks her something. What
was it?
Speaker 3: Blue asks Bingo. She wants to hear a story, and
she tells her the farmer story that clypso I told her.
Speaker 2: I like that. The first thing Bingo did was ask
a question, just like the kids did. What was the
horse's name? And b Louie already had an answer for it.
In the meanwhile, we cut to the sheep dogs at
the park, Amanda, what's happening.
Speaker 5: The two sheep dogs are there at the same park
that the girls found frisky at earlier, and they look
out and see the binoculars, so they decide to go
over to look at them. They find the lucky coin
still stuck in there, and the husband shimmy's and shakes
the thing around and gets the coin to go in
the binocular so they open up so they can look out,
and his wife is asking if he can see their
new house. So he's scanning around with the binoculars, looking looking,
and he doesn't see their house that they're buying, but
he sees another house and it is for sale. There's
a for sale sign in the front, and he tells
his wife take a look at this. It's a beautiful
house and it also has a swimming pool.
Speaker 2: Whose house was it?
Speaker 5: The house that was for sale that they saw belongs
to Winton's dad, And we see Winton's dad standing there
with the terrier's mom and they all leave together in
the car.
Speaker 2: Oh, he found happiness at last. I guess when they
were at the pharmacy when he sprayed the breast spray
in his mouth, that really sealed the deal.
Speaker 4: For it, I bet. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We cut over to the healer house and we see
a montage that is pretty heavy, and a song starts
and it's Lazarus Drug by Meg Washington and it's so
moving and everybody's devastated. They get out to the car,
bandit sees a call from Bucky. We don't hear any dialogue.
We just see he gets the call and he goes
over to the sign. Henry, what happens.
Speaker 3: He rips the souled sticker off and then he rips
the sign out the ground.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he looked over and saw his family in the
car and knew what he had to do. How did
the family react.
Speaker 3: The family was so happy and they all ran over
and Chili jumped onto him, and then all the kids
jumped in as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were hugging and so happy out there. And
there was a really cool montage where they're in the house,
overjoyed being at the place that they've been all this time,
and honestly, probably had been taking it for granted. It
was just regular old news to them until they thought
they were going to have to leave, and now they
realize it's the most important thing ever. And we see
them at the end out back, Henry, what are they doing?
Speaker 3: They were on the porch eating food on the Kiwi rug.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all their furniture was gone and there was just
like the one box left and they were out there
enjoying some fish and chips that looked like Bingo was
making the little mustache with the French fry. I thought
that was so cute. She's such a riot.
Speaker 4: That was cute.
Speaker 2: And that was the episode. There was a lot here,
So I don't know that we can really answer this question,
But Henry, did we forget anything?
Speaker 3: Nope? I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what it's time for.
Speaker 4: Did we learn anything today?
Speaker 2: Amanda, could you tell us what were we supposed to
learn today?
Speaker 5: That everything will work out the way it's supposed to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the way it's supposed to, and that can mean
a ton of different things for a lot of different people. Stella,
did you have anything?
Speaker 3: No? I don't. What about you, Henry, I didn't have
anything either.
Speaker 2: This is a tricky one because there's a lot of
big emotions and a lot of big feelings. But what
is the lesson? And it's multi layered and it can
depend on whose perspective you're looking at it from. Because
if it turned out that they did sell the house
and move that everything probably would have worked out great then. Also,
because part of it is happiness is where you're at,
and a lot of it led to listening to the
needs of others. That was one of the big themes.
The reason that Frisk and Rad were having problems is
because Rad hadn't really listened to Frisky and honestly kind
of kept her in the dark and bandit. The important
thing for him, he thought, was to give his family
a better life, which equated to financial stability, better paying
job or whatever. But what a better life meant to
Chili and the girls was something completely different that was
to stay in this home that they had known and
loved and with the people that they knew and loved
where their family was, and his perspective had to shift,
and once he saw it from that angle, it helped
him get past all the doubt he had been having
about whether or not it was the right thing to do,
because he was on the fence too. He was taking
a chance. Is this going to be good luck or
bad luck? I don't know. I guess we'll see. This
one has a lot of facets in it. It can
be pretty tough to decide on just one thing we're
supposed to take away. But does anybody have any parting
thoughts about the episode? Yes, Henry, I.
Speaker 3: Think that this episode. I think it's a really really
good one, like a really good episode, one of your
top ten, probably top five.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: I really liked the episode.
Speaker 5: There was just a lot of things going on, and
so many family members there that we got to see
in the episode and friends, and I'm just so so
glad to see things work out in the end and
that they are going to stay in their home.
Speaker 3: I thought it was cool to be able to see
Chili hanging out with all the girls because I feel
like we, like, obviously, we see her hanging out with
Bluie and Bingo a lot, but I feel like we
don't really see her hanging out with Muffin and.
Speaker 2: Socks that much, and with Tricksy and Frisky too. It
was like a whole girl power thing they had going on.
I thought that was really neat. I love how much
love there is in this episode. And I remember when
this first came out, it was a little bit divisive.
People had opinions about the fact that they ended up
not moving, and some people expressed frustration. It's like, I
wish it would have been more realistic because my family
had to move and it didn't work out the way
this did, and my kids see this being portrayed on
the screen when our reality was this other thing. And
I do understand that. I totally get it, but I
feel like they really covered this up at the front
when they asked calypso, why do stories always have happy endings,
and she said, because real life's going to give us
enough endings that aren't happy, and that's pretty heavy. At
the same time, I think happiness is where you make it.
Like I was saying a little bit before. I think
their lives probably would have turned out great had they moved.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because they were all together.
Speaker 2: Right yea, So it can really go a lot of
different ways. But I loved this. The music team amazing,
the acting amazing, the shots, the framework of it all
so so good. And that song Lazar's Drug at the
end with that was so spot on. I loved it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, guys, we think Bluie is awesome And until
next time, we are out of here.
Speaker 5: Bye guys, Bye bye.