All language subtitles for Stillwater s03e02 Captain Koo

The Avengers are getting closer.

Turbo speed blasters.

They will not hit the flame flash.

We are the fastest.

will be found by brave

for friendly aliens over here.

Permission for friendly aliens to come
aboard, Captain Coo.

I don't know.

We were having so much fun playing.

Maybe she's afraid of aliens.

Do you think we should go find her?

Let's make sure Coo is okay.

Still water?

Have you seen Q?

Hello, Carl.

I believe she's around here somewhere.

I noticed you brought out your rocket
ship.

Have you been exploring the galaxy?

Yeah. Me and Q blasted away from a
meteor shower, then landed on a planet

and found friendly aliens.

Oh, yeah!

Stillwater, these are my friends from
school.

Heather and...

Hello, Heather.

Hello, Nolan.

Welcome to my garden.

Would you all like to join me until Koo
returns?

What were you doing, Stillwater?

I was listening to the sound of the
wind.

Would you like to listen with me?

How do you do that?

I like to close my eyes, take a deep
breath, and

sit quietly while the wind blows by.

exploring over here?

Hmm. I see.

Carl, perhaps you can introduce Ku to
your friends the same way you introduced

them to me.

Everyone usually feels more at ease once
they have been acquainted.

because the pet lizard named Clyde and
no one likes trucks.

Haiku, it's nice to meet you.

I'm wondering, would all of you like to
hear a story?

I'd like to hear one.

Me too.

Pratima and Kiran were two sisters who
loved to dance.

Every night they put on their favorite
record and danced for a cheering

audience.

Ho, ho, ho!

Pratima and Kiran!

They were on a stage in front of a
cheering crowd.

For Kiran, the applause of her family
was everything she needed. But Pratima

had a different idea and decided to set
up a surprise for her sister.

to love it.

Pratima's surprise was to take her
sister to the theater, but not in the

way she would have expected.

The theater stage?

But shouldn't we take our seats in the
audience?

Not today, Chiron.

Since the sisters had often talked about
dancing in front of a big audience,

Pratima was excited to surprise Kiran
with exactly that.

And Kiran was certainly surprised.

But instead of dancing along, Kiran felt
overwhelmed.

That's having lots of feelings at once.

I remember.

You're right, Carl.

So Kiran did the only thing she could
think of to do at that moment.

She ran far away.

What's wrong, Kiran?

We've always dreamed of performing on
stage, so I thought you'd love this

surprise.

I was surprised, and I do want to
perform on a stage one day.

But someday, when I'm ready.

And today, I wasn't ready.

I'm sorry I pushed you on stage before
you felt ready.

I think I know how to make it up to you.

That evening, the sisters did perform
their dance.

But this time, it was once again just
for their family.

And it was their best performance yet.

a good story.

I'm so glad you liked it, Nolan.

Did the sisters ever perform on a real
stage again?

Hmm. What do you think, Heather?

I think they did.

But this time, they probably talked
about it first, so there wouldn't be any

surprises.

Coup, when I asked you to say your
Captain Coup line, did I make you feel

like Chiron did when she wasn't ready to
be in front of all those people?

I had fun with you, but new friends made
my tummy feel mixed and jumbled.

I felt like that at the rocket ship.

I wanted to play with Carl and Pooh, but
I'd never met Pooh before, so I didn't

know what to do. I'm sorry. I was so
excited for us all to explore space

together.

Do not worry, Carl.

We're all introduced now, and I like
your friends.

Did you really escape a meteor shower?

They came after us, but Comet Carl hit
the speed, and we got away.

Whoa!

No stars too far. All of space will be
found by Captain Coo's brave crew.

A shooting star is headed right for...

Heather can fix up the ship, and we will
help her.

Aye-aye, Captain Q.

We're there!

Crew of the Flame Flash, we must go out
into space and be very brave.

Did you see that, Tommy?

Huh? Oh. Oh.

Sure.

Nice toss, Addy.

Now watch this.

defending champion, your turn.

Let's see you earn your own two-point
dance.

What was that?

I don't know.

He's usually amazing at this game.

Maybe it just slipped?

Here. Take a do-over, Tommy.

No dance for you, Tommy.

Maybe next time. Your turn again, Addie.

Yes! Two points for Addie. Oh, yeah.

Two points for Addie.

Stop! Who cares about this dumb game
anyway?

Just play without me.

Whoa.

What's up with Tommy today?

No idea.

He never gets mad like that.

Oh, well.

My turn.

I don't get it.

We were just joking around like we
always do.

I mean, if Tommy didn't want to play,
that's fine. But he didn't have to be so

rude about it. He was acting kind of
strange.

I mean, he wasn't even watching when we
made those great shots.

Panda passing!

Whoa!

I didn't hear you. Are you okay?

Perfectly fine, Addie.

Hello, Maya.

It seems like your bodies are here, but
your heads are somewhere else. Is there

something on your mind?

Something really weird happened this
morning, Stillwater. And we can't stop

thinking about it.

Tommy loves disc golf.

And he's really good at it. But today,
he called it a dumb game and just left.

That does seem a bit odd.

Why don't we have a cup of tea and think
about what could have made him do that?

You say that you think Tommy acted
differently today.

What else did you notice?

Well, he seemed kind of quiet.

Most of the time... He's loud and lots
of fun.

And he wasn't really paying attention to
the game.

Or to us.

I've never seen him be rude.

But he sure was today.

Hmm. You know, there are times people
have things going on in their life that

we know nothing about.

That can make it difficult to understand
why they might act in a way we're not

used to.

What do you do when that happens?

That is a good question, Maya.

I have a story that may help us to
answer it.

Once there was a teacher who loved
teaching and looked forward to the start

of each day.

But from time to time, her enthusiastic
students were too much

for her to handle.

And begin with silent reading.

Emphasis on silent.

She sure is grumpy today.

Yeah, I like her better when she's nice.

That day after school, those same two
students were walking through town and

were surprised to see their teacher.

That would be a surprise. To see your
teacher out in the real world.

It's Mrs. O'Brien.

What is she doing here?

The students had never thought about
what their teacher did outside of the

classroom. If she sees us, she's going
to yell at us, just like she did in

class today.

As she drew closer, the students began
to hear something, and it sounded

familiar.

We do before school starts. Yeah. No
wonder she's a little grumpy sometimes.

What do the students do, Stillwater? Oh,
I hope they started being nicer to their

teacher. Well, the next morning, the
students were gathered in the classroom,

laughing and talking as usual.

But this morning... Students!

Well...

Thank you.

This simple act of kindness turned her
tired frown into a grateful smile.

Once the students found out that their
teacher worked hard at school and at

home, it was a lot easier for them to
understand why she was grumpy sometimes.

And once they knew, it wasn't hard to
help her feel better.

Hmm. Maybe we should try to find out why
Tommy was acting different today.

We could always just ask him.

That would be better than hiding behind
a tree.

Hey, Tommy.

Hey.

Sorry about the disco thing.

I just didn't feel like playing today.

It's okay.

I'm sorry for teasing you.

Are you okay, Tommy?

Not really.

My grandma died yesterday.

She's been sick for a while.

I'm really gonna miss her.

I'm sorry.

I like those flowers.

My mama told me they're called
dandelions.

My grandma liked them too.

I know they're just weeds, but I used to
pick them for her, and she always said

they were prettier than a bunch of
roses.

And when they turned into puffballs, we
would blow on them and make wishes.

I wish he was still here.

I should go help my mom now.

We're having people over tomorrow.

Thanks for coming by.

That explains why Tommy was acting so
strange today. He's really sad.

And that makes me sad too.

I didn't know what to say.

I was afraid I'd say the wrong thing and
make him feel even worse.

Me too.

But I'm really glad we came.

Yeah.

I just wish there was something else we
could do.

You know?

To show him we're there for him.

I have an idea.

So these were his grandmother's favorite
flowers, you say?

Yeah. Tommy said she loved them even
more than a bunch of roses.

Do you think they'll help Stillwater?

Addie and I aren't sure what we should
do.

I believe you should do just what you're
doing.

Every small gesture of kindness helps to
ease the hurt.

And maybe you can invite him to play
disc golf again tomorrow.

Really?

Wouldn't he want to, I don't know, be
with his family?

Perhaps. But a little bit of normal.

might also be nice during hard times.

Try inviting him to do the things you
always do together.

We can do that.

Hi, Tommy.

We thought you might like these flowers
for today.

They're dandelions, your grandma's
favorite.

Whoa. Thank you.

You're welcome.

How are you feeling today, Tommy?

A little better.

Everyone has been so nice.

People have been dropping in all
morning, telling me stories about my

grandma. There's so much about her that
I never knew.

Like she was the first woman in our
family to go to college.

It's nice that you could find out about
some of those things from other people

who loved her.

Yeah. It is nice.

And thank you for remembering my
grandma's favorite flowers.

So, Tommy, whenever you're ready to play
some disc golf, let us know.

Thanks.

Maybe tomorrow?

Great! If you feel like it.

And if you don't feel like it, that's
okay, too.

I think I will.

It'll be good to think about something
else for a while.

I better go back inside and see if my
mom needs anything.

I'm glad you thought of getting the
flowers.

He really liked them.

Ooh, and just a warning, I'm in my A
game, so be ready for a lot of two-point

dances from me tomorrow.

Oh, we'll be ready.

Two points for Tommy.

Oh, yeah. Two points for Tommy.

With our spirits, we were floated
through the trees.

Like creatures, we were soaring high,
blowing off some steam.

All a mountain, and it's death of us and
green.

Never-ending dream.