Henry's Cat Henry’s Cat S03 E006 The Correspondence Course

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00:00Miaou, miaou

00:23Henry's cat was doing his daily sleeping practice.

00:27It was a very useful skill to have in an emergency.

00:30First of all, he would write out a nice dream on a piece of paper,

00:34then put it under his pillow, close his eyes and pretend he was dreaming.

00:39His favourite dream was all about a multi-flavoured ice cream

00:43with 27 flavours piled up on top of each other.

00:46The problem was, how could he eat it?

00:49It was too high to start at the top and too difficult in the middle.

00:53Then he had a brilliant idea.

00:56He would bite off the bottom of the cone and suck the flavour through.

01:00This was the best part of the dream.

01:05But just as he got to the banana and onion, he heard his favourite sound.

01:09The ice cream van!

01:11He wasn't sure whether it was part of a dream or not.

01:14And was just about to practice sleeping again when he saw Chris Rabbit waving two choc-ices

01:19he had just brought from the ice cream van.

01:22Oh, look what I've got! Look what I've got!

01:24It was a dream come true!

01:26Even if it was a pretend dream.

01:28But then, something even stranger happened.

01:31Henry's cat noticed a TV advertisement for the very ice cream they were eating.

01:44Oh, that's clever!

01:46How did they know we were eating their ice cream, Chris?

01:50Oh, they didn't know! They didn't know!

01:53It was just what they call a coincidence!

01:55They've got lots of cartoons like that!

01:57In fact, the people who make these cartoons get all their ice cream free!

02:01And for nothing! Without paying for it!

02:04Henry's cat thought about it.

02:06The idea of free ice cream seemed a very nice sort of job to have.

02:10I wondered if he could get a job like that.

02:13Oh, I think I'd like that sort of job.

02:16How do you do it?

02:17Oh, it's easy! It's easy!

02:19You just have to be a cartoon animator!

02:22Oh, what's a cartoon animator?

02:26Oh, they're the ones that do all the funny drawings!

02:29Do you know it takes 947 drawings to go from here to here?

02:36And it takes three and a half persons 18 months to do!

02:41Not including holidays and overtime!

02:44It seemed like a lot of work.

02:46But it also seemed like a lot of ice cream.

02:50Henry's cat decided he would like to be an animator after all.

02:54Oh, I think I'd like that sort of job.

02:57How can I learn to do it?

02:59Oh, it's easy! It's easy!

03:01You just take a correspondence course!

03:04And with that, Chris Rabbit dashed off!

03:09And came back with a magazine!

03:11Oh, this magazine has got lots of correspondence courses in it!

03:15I'll read them out for you!

03:17You too can be a Prime Minister!

03:20Just send for our Prime Minister Kit!

03:22Contains handy stick-on smiles,

03:25book of promises,

03:27record of cheers,

03:30and a teat of mud for mud-slinging!

03:33Hundreds of satisfied customers are now running their own countries!

03:38There you are! There you are!

03:40Why don't you become a Prime Minister?

03:42Oh, I'd rather be an animator if you don't mind.

03:46All right! All right!

03:48Oh, look again!

03:50Here we are!

03:51Learn to hang-glide in the privacy of your own front room!

03:55Send 75p now!

03:57Here's another one!

03:58Why not be the first person in your street to rule the world?

04:03Oh, a Clinton Jade Priest knows how to get rich quick!

04:07Send 100 pounds for details!

04:10Oh, I think I'd just like to be an animator.

04:14I fancy all that ice cream, said Henry's cat.

04:18Here we are! Here we are!

04:20This is it!

04:21The Big Bob Animation Course!

04:24Satisfaction guaranteed!

04:26All your drawings back!

04:28Wow! It sounded just right!

04:31Henry's cat went and wrote for the course immediately.

04:35A few days later, the postman arrived with a big parcel!

04:39It was the animation kit!

04:41Henry's cat was very excited!

04:43He could hardly wait to get started!

04:45Inside the kit were all the things he needed!

04:48One giant, fluorescent rubber nose!

04:51An inflatable audience!

04:53A jar of cartoon sound effects!

05:00A rubber check!

05:02A pair of cartoon gloves!

05:04A lump-on-the-head mallet!

05:06A can of laughter!

05:09A stick-on joke hole!

05:14A dozen assorted funny characters!

05:17And the all-important electric ideas hat!

05:21There was even an animator's outfit!

05:24But first, he had to put up the camera!

05:30He was soon all ready to go!

05:32Except, of course, he didn't have any drawings!

05:35Except, of course, he didn't have any drawings yet!

05:39So he got a big pile of paper and a little book called How to Animate.

05:44It said...

05:46This book shows you all you have to know about how to become a very good animator.

05:54First, draw two faces, like this.

06:00Now, put face one on face two and flip the paper.

06:08You have now learnt to animate!

06:12Wow! Henry's cat was very proud of himself!

06:16He realised he must have a talent for this sort of thing!

06:20He then got very daring and tried out a lot of faces!

06:30In the next chapter it said...

06:32When you can draw a face, you must learn to draw a body to go with it.

06:43Over here!

06:48No! Over here!

06:54Henry's cat tried lots of different bodies for practice.

06:57And also different hats and things.

07:00Henry's cat felt very pleased with his progress and went right on to the next chapter,

07:05which was how to make figures walk.

07:09It was not as easy as it looked!

07:12Henry's cat could see that this would need a lot of practice.

07:16Somehow or the other, it didn't seem quite right.

07:22But then, Henry's cat had a brilliant idea!

07:25He turned the drawing sideways!

07:27That looked much better!

07:30It still didn't look quite right, though.

07:33Henry's cat thought he'd better go on to the next lesson and practice this one later.

07:38The book said...

07:39The next lesson is about sound effects.

07:43This tape contains the following sounds.

07:47A...

07:49A...

07:51A...

07:53A...

07:55A...

07:57A...

07:59A...

08:01A...

08:03And many more!

08:05This was very interesting!

08:07Henry's cat thought he'd try out some right away!

08:10You can put these together like this!

08:21He was very pleased with his animation.

08:23He put his film into a can and decided to go and look for work.

08:33He tried lots of studios.

08:38It seemed nobody wanted his work.

08:41His genius would be lost to the world.

08:44Then he had a brilliant idea!

08:46He would go to Big Bob's Bumper Cartoon Company and ask for a job!

08:53A nice lady receptionist gave him a cup of tea with two straws.

08:59Henry's cat didn't have to wait long.

09:01Big Bob soon arrived on his bike wearing gold-plated bicycle clips,

09:06a symbol of all successful animators.

09:09He gave Henry's cat his card and introduced himself.

09:13Then they went into the viewing theatre to see the film.

09:24Big Bob was very impressed and said Henry's cat could start right away

09:30and gave him an ice cream in advance on pay!

09:33This was very interesting!

09:35It was a big job!

09:38Henry's cat had to make a TV commercial advertising Wibble's Wobbly Jelly,

09:44which had a better wobble than any other jelly.

09:48First, Wibble's Wobbly Jelly and Brand X Jelly were put on a wobble meter.

09:54Then, an elephant jumped on the floor.

09:59It proved that Wibble's Wobbly Jelly was 56% more wobbly than Brand X

10:06with bigger, longer-lasting wobbles.

10:09Henry's cat's brilliant idea for a cartoon was to have a man and a lady come on and say,

10:14We like Wibble's Wobbly Jelly. It's got a wobble that's nice to gobble.

10:20Then the queen, or someone even more important, would give Wibble's Wobbly Jelly first prize.

10:27Henry's cat started drawing right away.

10:30It was not long before he had all the drawings ready to shoot.

10:34He put them all in order and took them along to the camera to be shot.

10:39There were a lot of other drawings ready to be shot, all waiting on the table.

10:43Henry's cat put his on one end.

10:45At that moment, he heard his favourite sound again.

10:49The ice cream van!

10:51He dashed over and opened the window to see where it was.

10:54Unfortunately, it was quite a windy day,

10:57and the wind blew all the drawings off the table and all over the place.

11:02Henry's cat quickly shut the window and started to pick up the drawings.

11:06There were his own and other people's drawings all muddled up.

11:10He soon put them in a big, neat pile, but they were all mixed up.

11:15Oh, never mind. I expect the cameraman will see which ones are which and sort them out, he said to himself.

11:23Well, the cameraman didn't know the drawings had been muddled up and just went ahead and shot them.

11:30The film went to the television people for broadcasting.

11:33Henry's cat and Big Bob and all his friends sat down in front of the TV set to watch.

11:39Well, what do you think they saw?

11:42The drawings had been all muddled up with other advertisements about socks and dog food.

11:48So Wibble's Wobbly Jelly was mixed up with a dog wearing socks,

11:53and the cartoon man came on and said,

11:55Wibble's Wobbly Jelly is good for your feet.

12:00And all dogs love it.

12:04Well, Big Bob was furious.

12:07If there was one thing he couldn't stand, it was his cartoons being laughed at.

12:12And he was just about to get very angry indeed with Henry's cat when the phone rang.

12:20It was a man speaking in a very posh voice who said,

12:24Oh, hello, Big Bob. Hello, little boy.

12:28I must say the film academy was delighted to see your experimental film.

12:35It's an entirely new art form, totally beyond human comprehension.

12:41We are nominating you for an academy award, the Nobel Prize for Animation,

12:46and we are making you an honorary gold guide.

12:50Well, this change matters entirely.

12:53Big Bob was so pleased he invited everyone round for a celebration.

12:58Henry's cat was amazed at his film being nominated for a big art award and said,

13:03Oh, I don't know much about art, but I do know what I like.

13:08And with that, he took an extra large lump of chocolate cake,

13:12smothered in whipped cream and walnuts.

13:33Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

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