Lassie - Season 2 - Episode 20 - Déjà Vu - 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. Going out to look for that doe? I should, the ranger who spotted her said she was seriously injured. Well good luck. Thanks sweetie, have fun. We will, let's go Harvey. Hey, lessee, give me back my book. Mind telling me what's so great about that book? It's a bunch of proverbs, little sayings that give you the answers to all of life's questions. Like, what kind of person doesn't help his friend pick blueberries? Yeah. What? Um, no! Okay, I'm coming. What's wrong lessee? Can you guide us right now? How about, he who has no courage must have legs. Lessee! Oh, thank you. What was wrong with that wolf? I'm not sure, it's not normal for a wolf to approach humans at all, let alone be that aggressive. Come on, we'd better tell my dad. Hey lessee. Hi Looper. What's happening? A dangerous wolf is loose in the park. A dangerous wolf? Very dangerous, and very aggressive. Stay inside, and ward the gang. Sorry Sammy, this is an emergency. Jefferson City will make up a full medical report and keep us posted on the results. Understood, I'll bring my dog in right away. Thanks for your help. You're welcome. Dad, you'll never believe this, Harvey and I were attacked by a wolf. I believe you, I just spoke to a man whose dog was also attacked. I bet it was the same wolf. We were just lucky that lessee was with us. Luke, tell all the rangers on patrol to shut down access to the park. No camping and no hiking until we've captured this animal and cleared the park. Okay boss. What about mom? She went out there to treat a wounded doe. She's out there now? By herself? Try to get a hold of her on the shortwave radio. You two stay inside the house until the alert is lifted. Understood? Understood. It'll be okay Zoe. What if dad can contact mom? She could be attacked too. If your mom finds herself face to face with the wolf, she'll know what to do. Usually that's true, but this wolf isn't like other wolves. There was definitely something wrong with it. Hear that? What are you doing here? She's injured. Harvey, grab an empty box for me, will you? I think it's just a flesh wound. Don't be afraid, we'll help you. Calm down girl. You need to stay here until mom gets back. This is so weird. It's like she's desperate to leave. I just hope mom gets back soon. Is that a joke? No. Lassie said we can't go outside. Because of a wolf? What exactly does a wolf look like? Come on Biff, don't tell me you don't know what a wolf looks like. Sure. I mean, not really. Like a dog. A big puppy dog that just so happens to be wild. Oh, I get it. You're afraid of puppy dogs. Oh, a puppy dog. Help, help, I'm scared. Personally, I don't think a wolf is just a dog. I'm telling you it is. And to prove it, I'm going to capture it single-handed. Ew, what? And by single-handed, I mean with help from you guys. No way. Are you sure that's a wild fox? Wait a sec. I don't believe it. It's, it's, it's Foxy. It's who? Foxy, a baby fox we rescued. I fed her like this until she was old enough to return to the wild. One day, my dad found an injured baby fox. We named her Foxy. She lived with us until she was well enough to be returned to the wild. I was sad when she left. Until Lassie came to us. It's amazing how Foxy remembered you. She's a wild animal, Zoe. You've got to let her go. No, she's injured. I want my mom to check her out first. I hope she gets home soon. Lassie, no! Lassie, wait! Zoe? Oh, brother. Zoe! Lassie! Look, Foxy wants us to follow her. But your dad told us not to leave the house. He was very specific. I know, but we have to help Foxy. And so do I. Come on, Lassie thinks so too. To catch a wolf, I recommend a direct approach. As soon as you see it, you call out, Yoo-hoo! Wolfie, I want to show you something. And then, as soon as it comes close, you nab it. Is it really that easy? Watch and see. Let's pretend that Beth is a wolf. But I'm not a wolf. I said let's pretend. Now, you're a wolf, and you're very angry. To show that, you flatten your ears and look nasty. Next, you growl. Then, swerve with your claws. Go on, attack! Now, all we have to do is put the wolf in a cage. There is no cage. At the clinic! Come on! Come on! Sarah, can you hear me? I hear you loud and clear, Graham. What's wrong? Is it Zoe? No, she's safe at home. I'm calling because we've had multiple reports of a lone wolf attack in the park. It must have been the wolf who attacked the poor doe. Get out of there, Sarah. Let me handle it. No, I want to help you. Seriously, this is too... Meet me at the end of the Black Oaks track. Bring tranquilizer darts. We'll need them to knock out the wolf so we can find out what's wrong with it. Okay, you win. Like always. Isn't that cage a bit small? No, it's the perfect size for a wolf. How are we going to get the wolf into the cage? With bait. Something it really loves. Now, what does it like? What about this? No, that's my bone! Why is your bone here at the clinic? I gave it to Lassie as a present. Looks like really good bait. Not so sure about that. We're getting further away from home. And there's a wolf out here somewhere. Keep shouting like that and you can help it find us. It has no idea where we're going. And we're following a fox. Not just any fox. We're following Foxy. Woof! Oh, no. My book says embarrassment never hurt anyone. Thanks, Lassie. Yes! Well done, Lassie. Enough! I'm staying down here. What did you say? I can't hear you. I'm staying down... Nothing, nothing. I'm on my way. Hello? Yes, yes, that's my wife. But she's not here right now. Yes, tell me. I'm listening. Woof! Give me the bait, Biff. That's a fake bone? It's my favorite toy. I don't think you can catch a wolf with a toy. Yeah, what you need is real bait. Something small, vulnerable, and really scary. Not me! Understood. Thanks. Good news. The lab just confirmed that the dog that was attacked was fully vaccinated. It should be fine. I don't think the wolf is suffering from rabies. I saw it up close. It looks like it has an injury to its jaw that might be preventing it from hunting and getting food. That would explain why it's acting so aggressive. Which way did it go? That way. I'll follow you. Why are we stopping? We're stuck. The top of the cliff is too slippery. Oh, brother. Lassie? Lassie! Hey! Lassie! She found a way through. Come on. I could be reading a book right now. You'll have plenty of time to read when we get home. Thank you, girl. Zoe, I can't see Foxy. Oh, no. Where is she? She's... Brought you all this way just to show you her cub? No. She wants me to protect it. Protect it? From the wolf? I'm pretty sure. Give me that. You'll see. No animal will want me. I'm not even edible. Uh-oh. You were here? I wouldn't do that if I were him. Help! I've never been so glad to see you guys. What a wimp. I don't see how we're going to get out of this one. By helping Lassie. Come on. Helping her do what exactly? Where did they all go? Lassie! Oh, Harvey. It looks just like Foxy. Okay. I admit it. This is better than reading. Come on. Let's get back to the clinic before the wolf returns. Go, Foxy. Now! Go away! Scram! Leave us alone! Zoe. That way. Don't scare easily, Zoe. The wolf is injured. That's why it's so aggressive. Back up! Great job, Foxy! Foxy. I was so worried about you. I was worried about you, too. Nice going, Lassie. You should be safe now, Foxy. Thanks for introducing us to your cub. With the dose we gave him, he'll be out for quite a while. I'll set the wolf's jaw as soon as we get back. It can hunt again and get food. It shouldn't be aggressive anymore. Once it fully heals, we should be able to release him back into the wild again, good as new. Did I catch that puppy dog? You could say so. Okay, he's bigger than I thought, but I got him. So, let's hear it. Who was totally right about everything? Not Udini, that's for sure. I still can't believe that Foxy came back to the house so we'd help protect her cub. You know, my book did say, the old fox never forgets the hill on which he was born. I'm glad you got to meet Foxy. And thanks for helping us save her cub.