Sham Pooh

Try The Fun

11/11/2023

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00:00 [music]

00:06 [laughing]

00:09 Ah, it's always nice to start off the day with a well-balanced breakfast.

00:15 [music]

00:20 Perhaps breakfast wasn't as balanced as I thought.

00:24 I know what's the matter.

00:26 I haven't had dessert.

00:29 [music]

00:32 Why, my paw seems to have forgotten its way to my mouth.

00:39 I wonder who that can be.

00:41 Good morning, Pooh Bear.

00:43 Thought we'd join you for breakfast.

00:47 Thank you all, but I'm afraid you may have to find someone else to eat all this honey.

00:54 I can't seem to eat honey anymore.

00:57 Can he, honey?

00:59 That's ridiculous.

01:01 Pooh Bears always have room for honey.

01:04 [sigh]

01:05 You see what I mean?

01:07 This is serious.

01:10 Pooh has never lost his appetite before.

01:13 I suppose a lost appetite should be very easy to find.

01:17 Especially one as big as yours.

01:19 [laughing]

01:21 All we have to know is where you left it.

01:24 Perhaps Owl knows.

01:26 Yeah, he's always getting lost in thought.

01:30 Who can't eat honey?

01:33 I say, that doesn't sound like the Pooh Bear I know.

01:38 Are you absolutely certain that this is in fact Winnie the Pooh?

01:43 I think I may...

01:45 Hmm, Pooh Bear is missing and so is his appetite.

01:50 It's a regular crime wave.

01:53 And somebody's got to wave back.

01:55 This is a job for Tigger, Privateer.

02:01 Are you now or have you ever been any Pooh Bear generally known and publicly recognized as Winnie the Pooh?

02:09 Oh, were you speaking to me?

02:12 Not sure, eh?

02:14 All right, whoever you are, spill the beans.

02:18 Why, I haven't got any beans, Tigger.

02:21 Perhaps Rabbit has some in his garden?

02:24 What have you got to say about that, Long Ears?

02:27 Why, yes, I have beans in my garden, but I never spill them.

02:32 Just a ding-dang minute, Rabbit's not the one on trial here.

02:38 Oh, yeah, I was just testing you.

02:42 What did you do with our pal Pooh?

02:44 Pooh? I'm sure I'm around here somewhere.

02:47 He certainly looks like Pooh Bear.

02:50 Jump in, crydaddies. He must be wearing a disguise.

02:55 Hmm, he does look a great deal larger than the Pooh I know.

03:00 It's time for some scientifical privateering.

03:03 Now we'll see who's Buddy Bear and who isn't.

03:06 The real Pooh could never resist a smackerel of something sweet.

03:10 So, how about some honey, Bunny Boy?

03:14 No, thank you, Tigger. I've already had my breakfast.

03:18 Hmm, Pooh's not in there.

03:21 How about you, whoever you are?

03:23 Some sweet golden honey? Hmm?

03:27 No, thank you, Tigger. I just brushed my teeth.

03:30 I know. I bet old Buddy Bear's hiding where you'd least expect it.

03:35 Hey, Buddy Bear!

03:37 No, there's nothing in there I want.

03:41 Ah-ha! It's Howl! I mean, it's Pooh! I mean...

03:46 You know what I mean. I... I...

03:50 I never would have guessed. Howl was Pooh.

03:54 Oh, dear. I do seem to have an attraction for honey, don't I?

04:00 I must be Pooh.

04:03 Oh, bother. But then where's Howl?

04:06 There's certainly not room for both of us in there.

04:09 Well, I'm not Howl.

04:11 Oh, I couldn't be Howl. I'm afraid of heights.

04:15 I've never heard of anything so silly in all my life.

04:19 My family's always been gophers, all the way back to great-uncle Didney.

04:25 Why, that reminds me of the time...

04:28 Ah! I'm talking just like Howl!

04:31 This is getting very confusing.

04:34 If I'm in Howl, and Howl is in gopher, then... then...

04:39 Where's gopher?

04:41 He's gonna be hard to find, on account of because he's so small.

04:45 Oh, d-d-d-dear. I'm sorry, gopher, but I must be you.

04:49 I didn't mean to be.

04:51 All right. Who's next?

04:54 Don't be ridiculous. I can't be Piglet.

04:57 What would happen to my garden?

04:59 Oh, d-d-d-dear.

05:01 Oh, no. I have a very large feeling I'm a very small animal.

05:07 Now, let me see. I lost my appetite, and then I lost me,

05:12 and now my friends are lost, sort of.

05:15 What should I, whoever I am, do?

05:18 Any privateer could tell you that.

05:21 Find your appetite and abracadabra, you find your friends.

05:26 But please hurry, whoever you are.

05:29 Being such a very small animal certainly is scary.

05:33 Well, time for fiddle-faddle, sonny. Let's get moving.

05:37 Oh, yes.

05:39 It is almost time for something to eat, isn't it?

05:44 Hey, where's gopher? I mean, owl.

05:47 Well, time to flap the flight-pan-tastic.

05:51 This reminds me of the time my Uncle Torbitman

05:58 took a plum pudding for a bird bath.

06:01 Come on, stranger. We'd better find that appetite of yours

06:04 before this gets so confusing even I can't figure it out.

06:08 Tip-toeing would be a great deal easier

06:11 if you knew what it is that you're trying not to step in.

06:16 D-d-dagnabbit. What's going on here, sonny?

06:23 How am I supposed to find a missing appetite

06:26 when folks are always dropping in unexpectedly?

06:29 I don't know exactly what it is,

06:32 but gopher doesn't seem to be himself today.

06:35 Listen.

06:37 Uh, just another smackerel, if you please.

06:42 That's a pooh-bear's appetite if I ever privateered one.

06:46 Okay, appetite. Hands up.

06:49 Your tummy has come to get you.

06:55 - Right. - Ooh, company.

06:58 And you're just in time for breakfast.

07:01 - Oh, dear. - Don't be afraid, piglet.

07:04 It's just our friends Tigger and, uh, me.

07:09 ( screaming )

07:12 If that door had been open, it would have been a perfect landing.

07:20 - Pooh-bear! - Yes?

07:24 I may have discovered the whereabouts of your appetite.

07:29 Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! A clue!

07:31 Take us to it so I can get you all back to abnormal.

07:34 Follow me!

07:36 Well, there you are.

07:38 Thank you, gopher, for being all and taking me to wherever my appetite is.

07:44 - Where is it? - It's right in there where Pooh would be,

07:48 if he was Pooh.

07:50 If you'll excuse me, I really must be going.

07:53 Lots of things to do, you know.

07:56 That reminds me of one of the things I didn't want to do again.

08:07 Hello!

08:11 Do you think my appetite's really down there, Tigger?

08:15 There's only one way to find out.

08:17 Oh, bother!

08:22 Oh, my. I certainly hope my appetite is nearby.

08:30 It would be a shame to have found all of this honey and not be able to enjoy it.

08:36 Hello, Piglet. Uh, Gopher. What are you doing here?

08:42 I was just tunneling by and thought I'd see what all the boo-hoo-hoo-hoo-ha-ha was about.

08:48 Tunneling by?

08:50 Oh, bother!

08:56 Thank you, Piglet. I mean, Gopher.

09:05 I just wish I'd been able to find my appetite.

09:11 You know, Sonny, for someone with no appetite, you're sure eating a lot of honey.

09:17 My appetite! It must have been in the honey tree after all.

09:22 Just like Gopher, I mean Owl, said.

09:26 Does that mean I'm not Gopher anymore?

09:28 Yes, Piglet. Everyone is who they weren't, but all really.

09:33 All we have to do now is find a way down from this honey.

09:42 Yet another mystical type mystery solved by the defender of the weakly,

09:47 the champion of the undercooked, the sleuther of the unsleuthable,

09:52 and general all-around nice guy, Pigger Privateer!

09:57 It certainly is nice to have everybody back to being everybody.

10:01 Aw, shucks. It was kind of fun when anybody was nobody,

10:05 and everybody was who they thought they weren't.

10:07 That's easy for you to say, Tigger. You didn't have to be anybody.

10:11 I certainly am glad I got my appetite back.

10:15 I was beginning to get very hungry.

10:18 But you know, I have the strangest feeling that we forgot something.

10:23 Aaaaaah!

10:28 Eggnabbit!

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