Paddington Tv Series Paddington Tv Series E018 Christmas

Joy Festival

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00:00 [Musique]

00:11 Paddington's first Christmas with the Browns was a day to remember.

00:15 The night before, on Mrs. Bird's instructions, he'd hung a pillowcase on the end of his bed,

00:20 and next morning he found to his surprise that it was full of parcels.

00:24 Paddington liked parcels, and he lost no time in opening them.

00:28 There was a chemistry outfit.

00:38 A new scrapbook from Mr. Gruber.

00:41 And a xylophone.

00:49 Soon the whole house was awake.

00:52 "I'm as patriotic as the next man," grumbled Mr. Brown,

00:58 "but I'd draw a line when bears start playing the national anthem at six o'clock in the morning."

01:02 "There's no need to stand to attention, Henry," said Mrs. Brown.

01:06 "I'm not standing to attention. I'm stuck to the floor. Look."

01:11 "Oh, gosh," said Judy. "That must be the instant glue I gave him for his new scrapbook."

01:16 "Christmas," groaned Mr. Brown.

01:19 "Perhaps you'd like to give a hand with the dinner, Paddington?" said Mrs. Bird.

01:25 "There's a lot to be done."

01:27 "I could test your gravy with some litmus paper from my new chemistry set, Mrs. Bird," said Paddington.

01:33 "Bears are very good at testing gravy."

01:36 "See what I mean?"

01:39 Paddington had never eaten one of Mrs. Bird's Christmas dinners before,

01:43 but he had to admit it was worth waiting for.

01:46 The table was groaning with good things.

01:49 There was an enormous plate of turkey to start with, which he soon polished off.

01:54 And that was followed by mince pies,

02:01 which went the same way.

02:04 But best of all was Mrs. Bird's Christmas pudding with custard.

02:09 "Mmm."

02:11 "Well, Paddington, what do you think of it? Was it worth waiting for?"

02:16 "It was very nice, Mrs. Bird," said Paddington.

02:19 "Except I had a bone in my Christmas pudding."

02:21 "A bone?" repeated Mrs. Brown. "You can't have a bone in a Christmas pudding."

02:25 "I did," said Paddington firmly. "It was all hard. I nearly broke a tooth."

02:30 "Mercy me, you know what he's done."

02:32 "Quick," said Mr. Brown. "We'd better turn him upside down."

02:35 And before Paddington had time to say anything else,

02:38 he found himself standing on his head in a corner of the room.

02:41 "Try jumping up and down," suggested Mrs. Brown.

02:44 "I'm trying to, only it's not easy with paws."

02:49 "Perhaps we could try using a magnet," suggested Jonathan.

02:54 "I've got a great big one upstairs."

02:56 "A magnet?" repeated Paddington.

02:59 "I've never heard of a bone magnet before."

03:02 "It's not a bone," said Judy. "It's a fivepenny piece. It's supposed to be lucky.

03:06 If you find it, you can make a wish."

03:08 "Lucky?" repeated Paddington.

03:10 "I don't see anything lucky about nearly swallowing a fivepence."

03:14 "I feel sick."

03:17 "You mean you haven't swallowed it?" Mr. and Mrs. Brown looked at each other.

03:23 "Why ever didn't you say?" asked Judy.

03:25 "Nobody asked me," said Paddington.

03:28 He was about to wish he'd not eaten quite so much Christmas dinner.

03:32 Then he changed his mind.

03:34 For really it had been quite the nicest one he'd ever had.

03:38 So instead he made another wish.

03:40 Then he pointed to his fivepence.

03:43 "Perhaps you'd like a go now, Mr. Brown?" he suggested.

03:48 "Er, no, thank you. I think perhaps I'll leave it until next Christmas.

03:53 And the way time flies, it won't be long to wait."

03:56 "That's funny, Mr. Brown. That means my wish is starting to come true already."

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