Lassie - Season 2 - Episode 19 - Like Father, Like Daughter - FULL EPISODE

They call me lessee, if you need somebody, I will never let you down. I will find the key, you can trust in me, I'm a friend to everyone. And I go, go, under the rainbow, I will be your call, your call. And I go, go, never take it slow, I will help you all, you all. You shouldn't head down that way, it's not safe! Can you believe this, Harvey? Harvey? Hang on, Harvey, we'll get you out of there. It's my ankle! Don't worry, Harvey, we'll get you to the clinic so my mom can check you out. Come on, lessee! Yes, yeah, I understand, roger. Hey boss, we just had a call come through on the radio. Don't look at me, I'm spending the afternoon with my daughter. Zoe and I have been planning it for weeks. But there's a report of a snowboarder heading out of bounds on the northern ridge. And with the snow melting like this, you need someone to fly up there with you and check on them. Sorry to ruin your day, boss, but everyone else is tied up. Sorry, Zoe, duty calls. Nothing's broken, but it's a bad sprain. Be careful putting any weight on that foot for the next week. Your highness. You should go ahead and catch up with your dad, Zoe. I'll be fine. You've been looking forward to this day for weeks. Go already. Okay. And don't worry about me. I'll be cruising around on these things in no time. Take care, Harvey! I'm wrapped up! Poor Zoe, she's going to be so disappointed. Dad, wait for me! Zoe! Sorry I'm late, Dad, but better late than never, right? I'm the one who's sorry, Zoe. You know how badly I wanted to spend the day with you. We just got a report of a snowboarder... Skiing off trail along the northern ridge? With really bad taste in music? That's right. How did you know? She forced us off the mountain about an hour ago. Harvey sprained his ankle, but I think he's going to be okay. Sorry, Zoe. I have to go after her. I won't be long. Dad, wait! Take me up with you! You know I can't. This is official park business. But I can help you find her. I know what she looks like and what she's wearing. I can even show you exactly where she crossed out of bounds. Can't I, Lassie? Come on, please! This is some quality father-daughter time we're talking about here. Okay, okay, you win, Zoe. You and Lassie hop into the back. Yeah! Okay, we can go now. Now we just have to explain this to your mom. Lassie! Sarah, are you there? Sarah, can you hear me? Yes, Graham. What's the matter? Just wanted to let you know that Zoe and Lassie are with me on a rescue operation. We're going to find a snowboarder up on the North Ridge. But you were supposed to take time off to spend with her. I know, I know, but it's an emergency. And at least we're together. All right. Take care, then. Lassie! Just when I thought she couldn't get any more heroic and perfect. I've got to go tell the others. The last report places snowboarder right around here, just under Pike's Peak. When we saw her, she was further east. It looked like she was crossing over to the ridgeline into the mess of ice floes. Okay, here we go. Right here. This is the exact spot where we saw the woman leaving the trail and crossing the out-of-bounds markers. Right, Lassie? Colleagues, fellow animal residents of the park. We should follow Lassie's heroic example and pitch in to help the park rangers. We should? Fence wham! Probably since he saw Lassie doing it and feels he needs to worship the ground she walks on. That's true. But if Lassie can help out with official park ranger business, give me one good reason why we can't. Uh, because we don't want to? Also, we're kind of lazy. And pretty reckless. And very irresponsible. Yeah. Instead, maybe you should give us one good reason why we should help the rangers. Well, because it's the only thing I can think of that might impress Lassie and win her heart. And because you're all my friends, I'm counting on you to help me do it. Uh, I can. Well, when you put it that way, how can we possibly say no? Yeah, that's so pathetic, it's almost heartwarming. The romantic stuff gets me every time. Of course we'll help if you can count on us. Long live divine nature! Hip hip, hooray! But where are we going to find somebody to rescue? I know where. At the clinic. Circle back around the main trail to that spot. See if we can pick up her tracks there. With this sudden thaw, none of these snowcaps are going to be stable for long. We need to find the snow where, and fast. You're right, Lassie. Right down there. Look! There it is. See where she crossed the tree line. Nice work, guys. Might be able to pick up her tracks on the other side. Right here! Follow those tracks. It should lead us right to her. Hey, boss. It's a good thing you brought your daughter along for backup today. Zoe, I'd say you have the makings of a pretty good ranger yourself. Sorry. You too, Lassie. But I mean it, boss. She's a chip off the old block. She's got a lot of growing up to do first. But when she does, it wouldn't surprise me if we're both calling her boss someday. Look! There she is! That's definitely her. Same jacket and everything. But she's crazy. Bring us down. Circle in front of her and cut her off. Can't she hear the chopper? It's like she doesn't even know we're here. That ice looks pretty weak down there, boss. The vibration from the rotors might shake this entire snowcap loose if we go in any closer. You're right. Sit back and let me see if I can get her attention. The same thing happened when I tried to warn her earlier. She was blasting loud music through her headphones. Of course. I guess we should be grateful she's not wearing blindfolds, too. What now, boss? We could land above her, at Pike's Peak Ranger Shelter. That way, we can ski down and cut her off here before she reaches the edge of the ice cap. What do you mean, we? Well, you know, Lassie, you, and me. Maybe we should start calling her boss right now. Zoe, there's no way I'm letting you get anywhere near that ice. I'm going to have to go myself. But Dad! No buts, Zoe. Drop me off and then take Zoe and Lassie back down to the station. So much for quality father-daughter time. Don't worry, Beth. It's nothing. He'll be fighting fit in a couple of weeks. Here, I'll get you that special ointment I mentioned. Wait here, Harvey. We won't be long. Harvey? What's wrong? Well, did you guys see that? My first ranger rescue! Well, I suppose you saved him from maybe bruising his butt. I stopped him from falling! That's what rangers do, right? They help protect people. You mean you can specialize in protecting their butts? Let's face it, Beth. If you want to impress Lassie, we're going to have to try for something a little more, you know... Impressive? Exactly. Something big. Something spectacular. Something heroic. Do you guys really think I have what it takes for something like that? Not even close. That's why you have us around to help you. I'm not going to be able to set it down! Not with the windshears coming over the peak! That's okay. Just take me down as low as you can. Dad, wait! It's too dangerous! You don't have to do this! When somebody does, Zoe, it's my job, my responsibility. You understand that, don't you? Close the door, Zoe! Time to be getting you home! Dad? Dad! Zoe! Wait, I thought... You and me both! Just sit tight and wait in the refuge! I'm going to refuel, and then I'll be back to pick you up as soon as this wind dies down! Gotcha! Over and out! Check it out! Do you see what I see? A loud and dangerous vehicle without seatbelts? No! A chance for glory! A ticket to adventure! Your shot at becoming a genuine park ranger and proving yourself to less! Houdini? This seems like it might be a very bad idea, don't you think? Probably. But when has that ever stopped us? Sit tight. What's the point in doing that? We're already here! Might as well see if we can help Dad. What do you say, Lassie? Are you with me? Okay, let's go! I can explain. I'm sure you can. With a good reason, I hope! When you jumped from the helicopter, I saw you! Okay, save the explanations for later. Rescue operation first. We can't ski down this. We'll have to continue from here on foot. Oui? You better believe it. I'm not letting you out of my sight. Follow me. Dad! Take this. It's a present I got for you to celebrate our father-daughter date together. A present? Thanks, Zoe. I'll wait and open it later. I love you, Dad. I love you, too. Hey, guys! How do you make this... You should have stayed up at the refuge, Zoe. This is way too dangerous. I know, Dad. I'm sorry, but once Lassie and I were out of the helicopter, I just couldn't stand the thought of leaving you alone out here. I can handle myself. So can I, Dad. Even the pilot warned you that you'll be calling me boss soon, remember? That'll be the day. You have a lot of responsibility to learn and a lot of growing up to do, young lady. We're lucky. That was too close. It's not just luck. It's Lassie. Hurry up. Not too tired? I'll be... fine. What is it, Lassie? You hear something? Lassie! Lassie! Wait! It may not look like it, but this is the most dangerous place in the park at this time of the year. Shifting ice. Hidden crevasses. Look! There she is! Hey! What are you doing here, buddy? You want to see me? Hey! Stay away! That dog is crazy! Stop! Stay where you are! Am I in some kind of trouble? Definitely in trouble. Lassie! No! Dad! No! Dad, stay there, Lassie. Dad, I'm coming! Zoe! Are you okay? I'm fine. This entire ice cap could give way. Zoe, you need to get the snowboarder and let Lassie lead you out of here. But what about you? I'm not leaving you behind. You need to help her, Zoe. I'm getting you out of there first, Dad. No, Zoe. Other people come first. That's what being a ranger means. Don't worry, ma'am. You're in good hands. You think I'll ever become a ranger like Lassie? Fifth, my friend. I think that was as close as you're ever going to get. Jump! I'll help you. Guide me, Lassie. No, I can't jump. The edge could collapse. It's too high! Are you joking? With all you've done on your snowboard, you can't do a little jump? I'm sorry. I can't. Help me! You're right, Lassie. We need a bridge. Go fetch the other one, girl. Hurry. Throw your snowboard to me. I'm sorry. I didn't mean for any of this to happen. I just want to have some fun. Yeah, great. And how's that working out for you? Come towards me. Slowly. No, it's too hard. I can't. Put your foot on that bridge now. My father is in danger because of you. So move! Thank you. Thank you so much. Zoe! Dad! Lassie, I don't see him. Go back. Follow our tracks in the snow. Get help, fast! Whatever you say. You can count on me. Lassie? Hang on. I'm coming! Zoe! Lassie! Dad! Thank goodness you're safe. My arm! I sent the snowboarder back for help. Hurry! Hurry, hurry, hurry! There! It's an opening! My arm! Lassie! That was some father-daughter quality time. You should have seen Zoe and Lassie out there. I don't know what I would have done without them. It was definitely a little more than we bargained for. Our little ranger. Not yet. I've got a lot to learn. And a lot of growing up to do first. You did good. Pause. Night, Mom. Night, Dad. Come on, Lassie. Time for bed.