Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure, Season 3

King Edmund:
Oh! Oh, I got something, Horace. (his fishing rod is tugging when he tells his son)

Eugene:
For the eleven-teenth time, it's Eugene. (annoyed and tells his dad) (he puts his fishing rod down)

King Edmund:
Twenty pounder, easy. Maybe 30. Hope you're hungry. (tells his son) (Hamuel caws) (Eugene catches and hold a fish) (Hamuel puts a fish inside his beak) (the fish splashing back into the water) (he and his son are disappointed when the fish is back into water) (Hamuel caws)

Eugene:
Well, at least it was a fish this time. (Hamuel cawing, cooing) (a pile of worthless items that Eugene and his dad fished out are shown) (Hamuel puts his head inside a boot) (four pickets, half a tire, a broken ladder, three cutlery, a pot, a mirror, a cooktop, a broken cup, a boot, a bowl and an item)

King Edmund:
My son thinks me a fool. Hmm. Just wait until I reveal the figgy pudding in my pocket. That will change his tune. (Eugene is bored) (turns around) (clears throat) I have something in my pocket that will change your tune. (tells his son) (Domino is unamused)

Eugene:
Did you just say you have figgy pudding in your pocket? I don't know what's weirder. That you have figgy pudding in your pocket, or that your armor actually has pockets.

King Edmund:
Ha, ha! But who shall partake of it?

Eugene:
I don't want any of your pocket pudding. (tells his dad)

King Edmund:
Ah, but you do! I can tell a lot by looking into a man's eyes.

Eugene:
Apparently, you can't. (tells his dad) (his dad walks to Domino) (Eugene is still annoyed)

King Edmund:
But, you shan't have it so easily! To see who claims this figgy treat, we shall have a contest. (takes his ax) Agame of marksmanship, if you will. Ha, ha! Ha, ha! (tells his son and walks away holding his ax)

Eugene:
I won't. (Domino nickers) (Eugene continues to be annoyed)

King Edmund:
That settles it. The game is afoot.

Eugene:
(sighs) (follows his dad)

King Edmund:
Now, to find a target for our contest. (Hamuel flies and helps his owner to search for a spot for a game) (Hamuel caws) (Hamuel thudding) (Hamuel distressed cawing) (Hamuel walks back to his owner) Thank you for your service, Hamuel. We have a target. (Hamuel caws) (Eugene is annoyed)

Eugene:
Edmund, you can just have the pudding. (tells his dad)

King Edmund:
Nonsense! We shall play this delightful game and revel in each other's company. (toss his ax at the tree stump) (yells) (ax whacking) I know what you're thinking. (Eugene is mad) You're thinking, I bet that was a lucky shot!

Eugene:
Not even close to what I was thinking.

King Edmund:
Let's try for two in a row. (takes his son's sword and toss it at the tree stump) (thwacking) (tree stump will fall to the water) (whooshing) (crashing) (his son notices that the weapons are wedged between the tree stump)

Eugene:
Edmund, our weapons! (tells his dad)

King Edmund:
Hmm. Well, lucky for us, nothing is more dangerous than our cutting wits, eh, Horace? (his son is worried about the weapons)

Eugene:
It's Euge-- you know what, this is impossible. (starts to leave when he is annoyed)

King Edmund:
If something's not impossible, it's not worth doing. (his son is mad then stops walking)

Eugene:
I mean, what is wrong-- Wait. Did you just say, if something is not impossible, it's not worth doing? (turns around to walk back to his dad)

King Edmund:
It's not worth doing. Why, yes, I did!

Eugene:
"Flynn Rider and the Lost Treasure of Nova Scotia"!

King Edmund:
One of my favorite books!

Eugene:
Me, too! Until I lost it. I accidentally dropped it off a cliff. Hey, do you remember when Rider is on the canoe, heading for the waterfall?

King Edmund:
Yes. He leaps onto the rocks, but not before saving the... treasure!

Eugene:
The treasure! Oh, it was brilliant! (he and his dad laughing) Oh. (wipes his tear) (he and his dad are starting to bond)