Warner Bros Carton-name of episode I Wanna Be a Sailor

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00:00Cartooners, c'est l'heure du segment des choix de nos spectateurs, où je m'occupe de l'un d'entre vous.

00:05Oui, et aujourd'hui, nous avons Thomas de la Floride qui écrit

00:09Hey Bill, je pense que le monde a vraiment besoin de voir 1937's I Wanna Be a Sailor.

00:14Il a besoin de son temps pour briller.

00:16Thomas, vous ne pouviez pas être plus correct.

00:18I Wanna Be a Sailor est un cartoon d'Avery d'Early Tech pour Mary Melodies.

00:22Il s'agit d'un petit parrot rebellieux qui est entraîné en tant que house pet,

00:26mais qui veut se séparer et faire un nom pour lui-même.

00:29Wow, hey, that could be the Toonie the Tuna story, you know?

00:33I mean, you know, the way like I cast aside comfort and security to become an international icon.

00:39Toonie, you literally live in a fish tank and you get fed by a human every day.

00:43Yeah, but you know, that doesn't make me a pet, that makes you my butler.

00:49Hmm, I'm gonna have to think about that.

00:51Ah yeah, you do that.

00:52Meanwhile, donut please.

00:55Here you go.

00:57And here you go, Thomas of Florida. Enjoy I Wanna Be a Sailor.

01:24All right now children, follow me.

01:27Patrick, say, Polly wanna cracker.

01:30Uh, Polly wanna whacker, no.

01:34Golly, pond whacker, no.

01:37Polly wanna crack, yes.

01:40You're doing fine, Patrick.

01:42Now, Patricia honey, you try it.

01:45Oh, oh, uh, Polly, oh, uh, Polly want, uh, Polly wanna, Polly wanna cracker.

01:56That's nice, honey.

01:58Now, Peter, be a nice boy and say, Polly wanna cracker.

02:03I don't wanna cracker, see.

02:05I wanna be a sailor like me pop, see.

02:11Huh, like your pop.

02:13Why, that seafaring homewrecker, that high seas hitchhiker,

02:17a fine father he's been, a seagoing slob, a sailor.

02:22Why, let me tell you something.

02:25When your father and I were first married,

02:28we lived in the Canary Islands.

02:30Then the stork brought you lovely children.

02:34Oh, and I was all so happy.

02:37But your father, the rum-soaked old seagull,

02:40couldn't stand being anchored in one harbor for five minutes.

02:44So he slipped his lorraines and set sail for Hawaii.

02:48No, Ma, it was Catalina.

02:51Oh, yes, set sail for Catalina.

02:55I used to burn a little light in the window.

03:05Hoping that someday he'd come back to us.

03:08But he never did, the needle-brain.

03:11Now, Peter, now you don't wanna be a sailor, do you?

03:17Yeah!

03:19What?

03:47Hiya, fella. What you doing? What you making?

03:49What's the barrel for? What you building?

03:51What's the hammer for? What you make?

03:53Well, see, I'm building a boat, see?

03:56And I'm putting out to sea, see?

03:59Because, because, because...

04:02Today, I am a man.

04:06I am a man.

04:09I am a man.

04:12I am a man.

04:15I am a man.

04:17See?

04:18Oh, boy, can I go? Can I be a sailor?

04:20I wanna be a sailor. Will you let me be a sailor?

04:22Can I go with you?

04:23Okay, matey, but you gotta remember, see?

04:27I am the captain's kid.

04:29I do the things my old man did.

04:32For I'm the kid, the captain's kid,

04:34and half a buccaneer.

04:36All aboard! Come on, by heck!

04:38Your job will be to scrub the deck.

04:41Or else I'll twist your leather neck.

04:43I'm a buccaneer.

04:45Shaboy!

04:47Raise the pirate's flag.

04:50When we get the swag,

04:52we'll sail for Treasure Island.

04:55That's where I'll hide the gold

04:57and keep it there till I grow old.

04:59There's not a pirate half as bold.

05:02For I'm the captain's kid, see?

05:04This picture is kind of like Muniana County.

05:07Don't you think?

05:09Or don't you?

07:04I'm coming! I'm coming!

07:06I'm coming cause my head is bending low.

07:09I'm coming! Peter, I'm coming!

07:12Help!

07:17Help! Help! Help!

07:19Help! Help!

07:27Oh, my baby boy!

07:29Are you all right?

07:31I knew you'd get in trouble.

07:33Now, you don't want to be a sailor, do you?

07:41What?

07:49Now, what would you do with a child like that?

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