- [Announcer] This episode
was made possible in part by ABCmouse and Kiddie Academy. <i> - ♪ Dinosaur Train,
Dinosaur Train ♪</i> <i> ♪ Once upon a time,
there was a mom ♪</i> <i> ♪ Her name
was Mrs. Pteranodon ♪</i> <i> ♪ Sitting on her nest, she
heard a scratching and said ♪</i> - Oh, boy,
my eggs are hatching! <i> - ♪ One by one,
her kids popped free ♪</i> <i> ♪ Baby Pteranodons,
one, two, three ♪</i> - I'll name you Tiny,
Shiny, and Don. <i> - ♪ But Tiny said ♪</i>
- Wait, there's one more, Mom. <i> - ♪ The last little baby
was a different size ♪</i> <i> ♪ With teeth and a tail
and big green eyes ♪</i> <i> ♪ He didn't look anything
like the rest ♪</i> - What am I doing
in a Pteranodon nest? <i> - ♪ But dear old
Mrs. Pteranodon said ♪</i> - Oh, this is your family,
and I'm your mom. You may be different,
but we're all creatures. All dinosaurs
have different features. Come on, Buddy,
we'll take a vacation. I'll get us a ticket
at Pteranodon Station. We'll travel the world
in sunshine and rain and meet all the species
on the... <i> - ♪ Dinosaur Train ♪
- ♪ Dinosaur Train ♪</i> <i> - ♪ Dinosaur Train ♪
- ♪ Dinosaur Train ♪</i> <i> - ♪ We're gonna ride... ♪
- ♪ Ride, ride, ride, ride ♪</i> [train whistle toots] <i> - ♪ The Dinosaur Train ♪</i> - [roars] <i> [adventurous music]</i> <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Okay, let's see who can get
back here to the beach first! Ready, set, fly! - Whoo-hoo! [laughter] - Here I come! [screeching] [crashing] - And the winner is Shiny
by half a beak! - Good race, Shiny. [exhales] Well, I'm pooped.
Time to relax. - Hey, watch it, there.
all: Whoa! - That's a first.
A talking rock? [squawks]
- Hmm. Who also seems
to have eyes. - Wait, that's not a rock.
It's-- all: Benny Beelzebufo! - [croaks] - Who's asking?
- The Pteranodon family. It's us!
- Oh, yeah. Tiny, Shiny, Don, and Buddy.
I remember. Hey, you know what they say.
Frogs have very good memories. - Oh, and since you're
such a big frog, you have a really big memory. - [croaks] [slurps] - [shudders] - Yeah, I guess I'm pretty big. Though there might
be bigger frogs I just haven't met.
You never know. - Well, you're definitely the
biggest frog we've ever seen. - Shiny, come take a look! - Um, not right now.
Maybe later. - What are those things
on your back, Benny? - Time for a feature check!
These, Don, are plates! - That's right.
They're tough, like armor. Since you're my friends, you can touch them
if you like to. [clinking] - Wow, hard as rock.
[squawks] - My plates protect me
from pretty much anything. So all unfriendly
creatures, beware! [croaks] all: Cool! - And speaking of
unfriendly creatures, get a load of this huge mouth. Ah... - Whoa! - [laughs] That's very big. - That mouth! He looks like he could
swallow me whole! - Yup, Benny is big.
Really big. - You can keep
your distance from Benny till you're
more comfortable, kiddo. - Thanks, Dad.
[squawks] - I like how your eyes
are pretty much on the top of your head. - Mm-hmm, I can see all around
with my eyes up there. All around! It's how I locate my prey. - [gulps]
- Hm. What's your prey?
- That's what I eat. Pretty much anything
I can fit in this mouth. I'm a carnivore, you know.
- Hey, I'm a carnivore, too! - Huh, you know,
this carnivore talk is making me really hungry. Wait, I must have fallen asleep
on the Dinosaur Train and got off
at the wrong station. Wow, I'm not anywhere
near my home, am I? - Right, you're much closer
to our home, Benny. - Welcome to the Big Pond!
- Thanks. You know, I think
this is the farthest I've ever been from home. - Then we should
show you around! - Good idea. I should open myself up
to new experiences, and this,
this is a new experience. Let's do it!
But first, friends, where can a huge frog like me
get a good lunch? - Ooh, ooh, ooh!
I know where! <i> [upbeat music]</i> - Well, bless my scales
and feathers! Benny Beelzebufo
in our Dining Car! You're a favorite mostly
land-dwelling frog. - Bingo!
Eventually, I have to get back into water,
but mostly, we live on land. Gives us more time to eat. - Waiter, please. - Many thanks,
Mr. Troodon Waiter. Keep them coming!
Kind of hungry. [chewing loudly] [amazed chatter] As you can see,
I'm not a picky eater at all. [nervous laughter] - I'm going to eat
like my pal, Benny! - Don, that's too much.
Small bites. - You're not a large frog,
my friend. Your dad's right.
Small bites for you, eh? [chewing loudly] - [whimpers]
- [coughing] - Still nervous? You okay, Shiny?
- Not really. All the frogs I know
are small and cute, like Patricia Palaeobatrachus. - Yeah, I get it about Benny, but he seems really nice.
- [croaks, chews loudly] - I think Shiny just wants to
keep her distance for now. - [loud croak] So is there a dessert menu? - You ate it.
- Ah, okay. So, Pteranodon family, I should
probably head home soon. I'm always home for dinner. I've never missed one
with my family. - Okay, but before then, we were going to
show you around, remember? - Yeah, who knows
when you'll ever be back in our neck
of the Cretaceous? - Oh, yeah.
On with the tour! <i> ♪ ♪</i> Wow, that train-tail
is mesmerizing. It always does that?
- Mm-hmm, yeah. [horn blows] - I can't believe I'm driving
the Dinosaur Train! Me, Benny Beelzebufo!
- Yeah, boy. A Beelzebufo driving the train? Well, now I have seen
everything. [chuckles] - Benny, you're really opening
yourself up to new experiences. Good for you!
- Thanks, Tiny. So, where to next? [cheering] - Oh, yeah!
- Yeah, whoo! - Whoo-hoo!
- Nice beach you got, Buddy. And it looks very fun to fly. Hey, maybe I can be
the first flying frog. Me, Benny Beelzebufo, fly! [laughter] [cheering] - Awesome!
- That was so cool! - And now, it's snack time! Pteranodons got to fly,
big frogs got to eat! <i> [groovy music]</i> Mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm! Mrs. Pteranodon,
these are delicious. - Thank you, Benny.
You're quite a good eater. You must eat nearly everything
in sight at home! - Yeah, my whole family does. Especially my kids,
Bobby and Bella. I love them, and they would
love to meet all of you! - They've probably
never met a Pteranodon. [squawks]
- Or a T. Rex. [roars] - Eh, nice shell
collection, Shiny. My kids like shells, too. - [gulps] Um, that's nice.
Thanks. - Benny, do you want to see
more things around here? Like our cave? - Tiny, Beelzebufo
don't do caves, sorry. - What else can we show you? Want to ride in
our pretend Dinosaur Train? - Sure, why not?
That I can do. All aboard. - Benny, it's sort of
more like this. [yells]
All aboard! - Ah, very good, Shiny.
- Tickets, please! Next stop is
Beelzebufo River Station! - That's my stop. Hey, pretend Dinosaur Train
is almost as fun as the real train,
but fewer snacks. - One lizard kabob,
coming right up. - [gulps] Mm-hmm. [croaks] - Wow, kids, that croaking
sound was so real! I thought there was actually a huge frog
in our neighborhood! [laughter] [gasps] Benny Beelzebufo?
He's here? And you Pteranodons are friends
with him? All of you? all: Yep, we are!
- Wow! Oh! Ah, maybe one day, I can
be your friend, too, Benny. <i> [tense music]</i> Okay, then.
I should be getting home. Sun's going down.
Almost dinner time. - Sun's going down?
Almost dinner time? I got to get home.
This has been very fun here, but I can't miss dinner
with my family. - To the Dinosaur Train! <i> [soft music]</i> - [gasps] - Oh, I am
terribly sorry, Benny. The boiler sprung a major leak,
and I don't think we'll be going anywhere
on the Dinosaur Train tonight. - But--but it's almost sunset!
I got to get home! Who can figure out how to get
a giant frog home from here? all: Patricia Palaeobatrachus!
- Come on! - Whoa, wow!
A Beelzebufo! [croaks] I can help you get home, Benny. As an amphibian,
I can lead you through water, ponds, lakes, and streams,
and on the land! - Great.
Now, Patricia. [sharp inhale] Here's an offer
I hope you won't refuse. Guide me home
to Beelzebufo River, and I'll give you
a lifetime supply of insects, and be your giant
amphibian friend forever. - [croaks] Deal. I love insects! Okay, let's get you home
to your family, Benny. all: Yeah, let's go! Into the water,
and on the land! <i> [upbeat music]</i> - Eh. <i> ♪ ♪</i> all: [gasp]
Whee! - Whee. Yes, whee. - Over the hill
and to the right. - I'm home!
Home sweet home! Oh, boy! Patricia, my new
frog friend for life, thanks for taking me home. You need any insects,
you come see me. [both croak] - Pteranodon family, thanks
for that fun, unplanned day. I really opened myself up
to some new experiences. - I think I did, too. Benny, these shells are
for your son and daughter. - Wow, that is so nice
of you, Shiny. Thank you. Bobby and Bella
will love these. Well, time to hop.
See you soon! all: Bye, Benny! <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Now, how are we
going to get home for dinner? all: [gasp]
The Dinosaur Train! - And that's how we all got
Benny home in time for dinner. - My, oh my.
What an adventure! - It was. Ooh, and Mr. Conductor. These bug kabobs? Delicious! [croaks] - You're not
going to fool me again. That was definitely
the croak of a Beelzebufo. - [screechy croak] - Whoa, wait,
what happened to him? Did he shrink?
- Yeah, Larry, he shrunk. all: It's Patricia,
Mr. Lambeosaurus! - There's only one--
all: Benny Beelzebufo! [all croak] [laughter] <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Hi there, I'm Dr. Scott,
the paleontologist. Did you know that the biggest
frog that ever lived was almost as big
as a beach ball? It was called Beelzebufo, and it lived with dinosaurs
in the Cretaceous time period. <i> [feet patter]</i> <i> [roar]</i> <i> - ♪ If I could choose
to be a frog ♪</i> <i> ♪ Wide-mouth, webbed toe,
sitting on a log ♪</i> <i> ♪ I'd be one from long ago,
the giant frog Beelzebufo ♪</i> <i> ♪ ♪</i> <i> ♪ If I were a Beelzebufo,
you know I'd be ♪</i> <i> ♪ Telling the truth, oh,
when I say I'm surely ♪</i> <i> ♪ King of the frogs ♪
all: ♪ King of the frogs ♪</i> <i> - ♪ Just take one look
at Beelzebufo ♪</i> <i> ♪ Big as a beach ball,
there's the proof ♪</i> <i> ♪ Oh, that I'd be ♪</i> <i> ♪ The jumbo king
of the frogs ♪</i> <i> all: ♪ King of the frogs ♪</i> <i> - ♪ Sure, there are lots
of frogs today ♪</i> <i> ♪ Wonderful in so many ways ♪</i> <i> ♪ But none of them
can make me sing ♪</i> <i> ♪ Like the great extinct
amphibian king ♪</i> <i> ♪ ♪</i> <i> ♪ If I were a Beelzebufo ♪</i> <i> ♪ You know I'd be
telling the truth ♪</i> <i> ♪ Oh, when I say I'm surely
king of the frogs ♪</i> <i> all: ♪ King of the frogs ♪</i> <i> - ♪ Just take one look
at Beelzebufo ♪</i> <i> ♪ Heavy as a house cat,
there's the proof ♪</i> <i> ♪ Oh, that I'd be ♪</i> <i> ♪ The jumbo king of the frogs
♪</i> <i> all: ♪ King of the frogs ♪</i> <i> [feet patter]</i> <i> [roar]</i> - All right, remember
hop outside, get into nature,
and make your own discoveries. <i> [soft music]</i> <i> [music building]</i> - Hi, Buddy.
- What? - Too loud!
Is that how you always wake up? - Uh, yes--no--I mean-- [laughs nervously] I was surprised to see you. - You said to come early
to visit today. - Hey, you look just like
that kid, Dennis, we met at
Junior Conductor Academy! - I am Dennis, the kid from
Junior Conductor Academy. - Well, no wonder
you look like him! - [yawns] Hi, Dennis. - We thought you were
coming later. - I came as soon
as the sun was up so we could have
longer to play. Doesn't anyone
want to play with me? Are you almost
ready to play, Buddy? What should we play first? - Hi, Dennis.
How did you get here? - Mr. Conductor brought me. I came on the Dinosaur Train.
It was exciting. - Mr. Conductor? - [heavy breathing] Hello, everyone.
Oh, there you are, Dennis. He got a little ahead of me
on the trail. Must be those long legs of his! all: Hi, Mr. Conductor! - Mr. Conductor,
thank you for showing me where Buddy's nest is.
You can leave now. - Oh, you're welcome, Dennis! Have a wonderful day
with Buddy and his family, and I'll see you later
at the station! - Won't you stay for breakfast?
- Oh, thanks, but I got to get back. I'll pick up something to eat
on the trail. [panting] - What's the first thing we're
going to do today, Buddy? - After we eat breakfast, how about we show you
around Pteranodon Terrace? - Okay, I already
ate breakfast. So what's after
you show me around? - Uh, we can play,
then have lunch. - And what's after that? - I'm not exactly sure,
but we'll figure it out. - It's better to know
everything that's going to happen,
especially at a new place. - C'mon, Dennis,
we'll take you around. It'll be fun. [gulps] La-la-loo! - Mom, why is it hard
for Dennis? Doesn't he want to be here?
- Sure he does. Dennis just needs
a little extra time to get used to being here. Maybe you can help him find
a way to feel comfortable here. - Okay, thanks, Mom.
I will. <i> [bright music]</i> <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Everything is different
from where I live. Even the trees. These are conifer trees, and next to them are ferns.
- [squawks] You actually know a lot about
Pteranodon Terrace, Dennis. - I like to learn about
new places before I go there. Also, I'm looking for leaves
like the ones I have at home. - Right. You love leaves. So are you hungry? - Did I hear a question
about eating leaves? Why not ask the expert, me?
- Who is that? all: Hi, Larry!
- Hi--wait a minute. One, two, three, four, five. Weren't there only
four of you before? - This is our friend, Dennis.
He's visiting for the day. - Ah, what kind of dinosaur
are you, son? - I'm a Deinocheirus.
I'm an omnivore. I eat plants and meat,
and I'm from a highly vegetated habitat
with lots of water features. - A highly vegetated habitat
with water features? Hm-hm, okay, fancy.
I'm Larry, and I'm a-- - You are a Lambeosaurus. A crested,
duck-billed herbivore. - Uh, that's right, and just
to let you know, I eat-- - Pine needles, seeds,
twigs, leaves. - Wow, yes, exactly! This kid's really
got his facts straight. - He sure does. - Dennis knows a ton of dinosaur facts. - Listen, Dennis,
if you like leaves, ooh, there's this
yellow-stemmed shrub over by the Big Pond. But of a trek,
but the chewiest leaves. Want to go?
- I don't eat those, Larry Lambeosaurus.
- Thanks for offering, but Dennis needs some time to get used to new places
and new foods. - Okay, don't wait too long. It gets crowded
at the yellow shrub. - We'll help you look for the kinds of leaves
you have at home. - Thanks, Buddy.
You are a good friend. <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Is this it? - [sniffs]
Not quite. - How about this leaf? - It's good, but not like home. - Should we keep looking?
- Hey, Dennis. You also eat fish, right?
Why don't we go look for some? - I'd like that. [laughter] - Come on in!
The water feels great. - [sniffs] Our water at home is fresh, but this water
tastes different. - Our water tastes different?
- Yes, because it's brackish. That means it's salty.
We have fresh water at home. - Uh-huh. Hey, do you want to see
how we catch fish here? - Okay.
- They fly around, swoop, and dive! [cheering] <i> [dramatic music]</i> <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Want to try one, Dennis?
They're pretty yummy. - Those are saltwater fish. I might not like them
if they taste different. - Okay, you don't have to
try it if you don't want to. - [sniffs] That fish does smell
pretty good. - It really is. - Maybe I'll try--just try
one bite. - Sure. Here. - [chews, gulps] - Well, what do you think? <i> [bright music]</i> - Could I have another bite? - He likes it!
La-la-loo! - I'm going to need
more of these. - [chewing quickly] [gulps] Mmm. - Don't worry, Dennis.
We'll keep fishing. Are you feeling more,
um, comfortable here
in Pteranodon Terrace now? - Being at the beach was fun,
but there is more sand here than I am used to at home. - No problem!
We can just go somewhere else. - At home, I go in
my cozy spot, and that's where
I feel comfortable. It's a little cave
behind a rock. - [gasps]
Guess what, Dennis? I have a place where I go
to feel comfortable! Want to go see it?
- Okay. <i> [bright music]</i> <i> ♪ ♪</i> It's up there.
My tiny place. [squawks]
I love it up here. - It looks cozy,
but I can't go there. - I get it, Dennis. It is pretty tiny,
but perfect for me. - You know what makes me
feel comfortable? Playing my favorite game! - Okay, Shiny.
Can you show me? - This is where we play
hide and seek. - Hide and seek. I don't know
how to play that game. It's new.
- I'll show you. I'll cover my eyes, and you all
go hide while I count to ten. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Ready or not, here I come! <i> ♪ ♪</i> I wonder where everyone
is hiding. - I'm behind this fern, see? <i> [comedic musical flourish]</i> - Why did you come out, Dennis?
We're hiding. - Because Shiny asked me
where I was. - Well, you see,
that's sort of the game. I have to find you. - Oh, it must be
a Pteranodon thing. I'm done playing.
- Okay. Well, thanks for
playing, Dennis. You gave it a good try. - Your beak looks
all shiny, Shiny. I said your name twice. - [laughs] Yeah. - How do you make it sparkle? Is mine doing it? - I think it might be
another Pteranodon thing. - I'm learning a lot
about Pteranodons. I like to learn.
- I hope you're feeling more at home
in Pteranodon Terrace. - It's very new, Buddy. I wish I had
a tiny place like Tiny, or a comfortable place
like my cozy spot at home. - Want to see
where I feel at home? <i> ♪ ♪</i> - You're a really
good digger, Don. - Thanks, I practice a lot.
- I like to dig holes, too. - Really?
Great, we'll dig with you. - Wow, you're a very
organized digger. - Thank you. How do you know
when you're done? - Oh, well I stop
when I can fit in the hole with my head sticking out.
See? - I'll try that. I'm bigger, so I can't fit
like you can, Don. If Don can fit in my hole,
then my hole is done. - I fit!
La-la-loo! - Good, then I'm done
with digging. What are we doing next
before I have to get back on the Dinosaur Train? - Dinosaur Train, that's it! You'd be more comfortable
on the Dinosaur Train, wouldn't you?
- Yes. But I'm not ready
to leave yet. - You don't have to. I'll show you where we have our own Dinosaur Train! Ta-da! This is where
we<i> play</i> Dinosaur Train. See all the cars? - This is a row
of square-shaped rocks. - Yes, and we're pretending
this is the passenger coach, and that's the dining car. - Hello,
I'm the Troodon Waiter, and here is your fish-wich. - That's a rock
wrapped in a leaf. But I'll pretend to eat it. <i> [drum flourish]</i> - Here comes the Conductor. - All aboard!
- That's funny. You're not the Conductor,
but you said "all aboard." - Why don't you try it, Dennis? <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Hi, I'm Dennis, and I'm
pretending to be the Conductor. All aboard!
I'm pretending and it's fun. all: All right, Dennis! - You're doing
a great job, Dennis! I mean, Mr. Conductor.
- La-la-loo! - Well, kids,
it's now time for Dennis to go back on
the real Dinosaur Train. - I don't want to go.
I'm having too much fun. La-la-loo! [laughter] - I have an idea. We can all go with Dennis
to the station. <i> ♪ ♪</i> - Just a little snack
for the trip. - Thanks for
visiting us, Dennis. - Hope you had a good time! - I learned how to play
pretend Dinosaur Train, and now, I'm back on
the real Dinosaur Train! - Say, you ready to help me
with this part, Dennis? both: All aboard! [horn blows] - Ow, too loud! all: Bye, Dennis!
See you soon! - I hope you
come back to visit! - See you soon, Buddy.
See you soon, Tiny. See you soon, Shiny.
See you soon, Don. See you soon. <i> ♪ ♪</i> <i> [upbeat music]</i> <i> ♪ ♪</i>
