Flipper season 2 episode 22 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Two boys, Sonny and Bud, negotiate buying an airboat with plans to use it for Everglades tours, aiming to attract bird watchers. Despite their father's skepticism about the business plan's viability due to the boat's limited capacity and high operating costs, the boys proceed. Their first trip showcases potential for tours, but Flipper, their dolphin friend, gets stranded, leading to a risky rescue from both the sun and an alligator. The episode highlights their adventurous spirit, teamwork, and the challenges of starting a business, culminating in a humorous reflection on their roles within this venture.
Full Episode S02E22 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the initial price Sonny and Bud offer for the airboat?
$25.
What final agreement do Sonny and Bud reach with the seller for the airboat?
They agree to pay $25 upfront and $10 in monthly installments.
For what purpose do Sonny and Bud intend to use the airboat?
They plan to use it for tours in the Everglades for bird watchers.
How much do Sonny and Bud still owe on the airboat after their initial payment?
They still owe $75.
What is the father's opinion on the boys' business plan?
He doubts its feasibility due to limited customer capacity and the high overhead costs.
What wildlife do the boys anticipate showing their customers in the Everglades?
Wild birds and other wildlife.
What danger does Flipper face in the Everglades?
Flipper gets stranded and is at risk of sun blistering.
How do the boys plan to rescue Flipper?
Sandy goes to get their father for help while Bud stays to keep Flipper wet.
What does the father lend the boys money for?
To overhaul the airboat.
What arrangement do Sandy and Bud have regarding the operation of their tours?
Sandy handles the business aspects and operations, while Bud and Flipper are responsible for cleaning the boat.
How does the episode depict the division of labor in the boys' business?
It humorously shows Bud and Flipper avoiding the Everglades to allow for more customers in the boat, implying Sandy does most of the work.