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00:02:39In the middle of the day, the toys in Michael's bedroom had a nap.
00:02:45It was usually a peaceful time.
00:02:49One day, however, Squeaky saw something she wanted to play with.
00:02:53Vacuum cleaner!
00:02:56Oh! Vacuum cleaner!
00:02:58The toys knew the vacuum cleaner was quite dangerous, and Squeaky had to be stopped.
00:03:08No! Oh!
00:03:11Squeaky! You have to stay away from the vacuum cleaner! You know that!
00:03:14Yep! Bob Johnson, Diesel! Squeaky's heading to the vacuum cleaner!
00:03:19Oh! Squeaky!
00:03:20Oh! If we don't stop Squeaky, she'll turn on the cleaner and could get hurt.
00:03:25Come on, Diesel!
00:03:26We're coming, McDuff!
00:03:27Come on!
00:03:28Oh! Let's try and hold her!
00:03:32How? She's holding me!
00:03:33I think she's holding us all!
00:03:35Oh! She's holding my trunk!
00:03:36Unfortunately, Squeaky was also the strongest toy in the bedroom.
00:03:41I know what I'll do! I'll try one of my super-duper head charges!
00:03:46Here I come!
00:03:52Here I come!
00:04:00That was fun! Let's play that game again!
00:04:07It's not a game, Squeaky! You know you're not allowed to go near the vacuum cleaner! It's dangerous!
00:04:13Vacuum cleaner!
00:04:14Oh, no! She's off again! After her!
00:04:23Oh, Johnson, what are we going to do? We can't protect Squeaky all afternoon and we're missing our nap!
00:04:29Yes!
00:04:30I've got a plan! Squeaky, if we spend all day protecting you, we won't be able to catch the mouse we saw under Michael's bed!
00:04:39Huh? A mouse?
00:04:41But I didn't see a mouse under Michael's bed, Johnson!
00:04:44Yes, you did, Macduff! A big, fat, brown mouse!
00:04:48Oh! A brown mouse?
00:04:50This is a clever plan, Johnson! One of your best yet!
00:04:56Say you saw the mouse!
00:05:00Squeaky might believe you!
00:05:02Oh, it's a trick mouse!
00:05:06Oh! Yes, I saw it too, Squeaky! It was trying to eat Alfred's banana skin blanket and it had razor sharp teeth and great big claws!
00:05:18But Duff, that's a lion, not a mouse!
00:05:21Oh! Oh! Here, Mousy Mousy!
00:05:24Look, she's falling for it! Here, Mousy Mousy!
00:05:27She's gone!
00:05:29Yay! Yay!
00:05:30Yay!
00:05:31Well, she won't stay gone for long and none of us will get our midday nap while that vacuum cleaner is in here!
00:05:36Oh! What are we going to do?
00:05:38Hmm...
00:05:40Uh, I think I've got a plan!
00:05:42Wow!
00:05:44Another plan? How do you do it, Johnson?
00:05:47Well, I think we could tie her up!
00:05:50That's an awful thing to do to a toy! How would you like it if you were tied up?
00:05:55Oh, not if we leave her enough rope so she can still move around and not reach the vacuum cleaner!
00:06:00It's the only way we can keep her safe!
00:06:03That's a great plan, Johnson! Your best one yet!
00:06:07Hmm, I think so!
00:06:09Oh, she's still in there!
00:06:11My plan appears to be working!
00:06:13Who said there was a mouse under the bed?
00:06:16We're playing a trick on Squeaky, Alfred!
00:06:18A trick? Some sort of trick! She thinks I'm the mouse!
00:06:22Oh, no! Here she comes again!
00:06:25You stay away from me, you crazy robot!
00:06:27Me? A mouse? I've never been so outraged in all my life!
00:06:32Watch it, mouse!
00:06:33I'll report you all to the police!
00:06:35Oh, blaring blazes!
00:06:39Now, you got me into this mess!
00:06:42How do you intend to get me out of it, eh?
00:06:44With this, you're going to tie her up!
00:06:47Me? I beg your pardon! I'm doing no such thing!
00:06:51Well, if you don't, you'll stay a mouse!
00:06:53When you've tied her up, give us a yell and we'll pull her out!
00:06:56Oh, all right then!
00:06:58Suppose there's nothing else for it!
00:07:00Well, here goes nothing!
00:07:04I hate toys!
00:07:08Come here, robot! Come on!
00:07:09I'm not going to hurt you!
00:07:11Oh, stop it! Leave me!
00:07:13Oh! Quick! Pull!
00:07:14I've got her! Come on!
00:07:16Oh!
00:07:18Oh!
00:07:19Oh!
00:07:20Oh!
00:07:21Oh!
00:07:22Oh, no!
00:07:23Oh, no!
00:07:24Squeaky tied up Alfred instead!
00:07:26Any more bright ideas, elephant?
00:07:29Let's lasso her!
00:07:32What?
00:07:33Wow! What an amazing plan, Johnson!
00:07:36Wow!
00:07:37Oh!
00:07:38Oh!
00:07:39Oh!
00:07:40Oh!
00:07:41Boo, Squeaky!
00:07:42It was an amazing plan, too.
00:07:43But now that Squeaky knew what the toys were up to, lassoing her was not as easy as you might think.
00:07:49Ready, Johnson! Here she comes!
00:07:52You've got her! You've got her!
00:07:55Oh, no! Not my house!
00:07:58Oh!
00:08:03Johnson, you got me instead.
00:08:05Great. Now you've lassoed Macduff.
00:08:07Sorry, Macduff.
00:08:09That's all right, Johnson. But what are we going to do now?
00:08:12Hmm. I've got a plan.
00:08:15I knew he'd say that.
00:08:16Another one? How many plans can there be?
00:08:19Hey, I'll get up on top of the bed and when I give the signal,
00:08:24the rest of you drive her out and I'll lasso her properly this time.
00:08:29Johnson, you've done it. That is the perfect plan.
00:08:33And it's going to be a perfect flop too, if you ask me.
00:08:38Ready!
00:08:41Ready!
00:08:44Ready!
00:08:46This'll never work.
00:08:48No!
00:08:49It was Lily's sunset by the time
00:08:53everyone was organised for Johnson's perfect plan.
00:09:00Drive it towards me! Drive it towards me!
00:09:02I've got you now!
00:09:04OK, here we go!
00:09:06Get her out!
00:09:06Get her out!
00:09:09Get her out there!
00:09:10Go! Go! Go!
00:09:13It was the most ambitious
00:09:14but probably the worst plan
00:09:16Johnson had ever had.
00:09:18I've got her!
00:09:19I've got her!
00:09:20Oh!
00:09:21Oh!
00:09:22We hit the spot!
00:09:23Hurry! Hurry!
00:09:24She's getting away!
00:09:25She's getting away!
00:09:26Oh, my God!
00:09:27Come on!
00:09:28Come on!
00:09:29Come on, everyone!
00:09:30She's getting away!
00:09:31Come on, Johnson!
00:09:32Johnson!
00:09:33Come on, Johnson!
00:09:34Come on, Johnson!
00:09:35Come on, Johnson!
00:09:36Get her out there!
00:09:36Hurry!
00:09:37Don't worry about me!
00:09:38Don't worry about me!
00:09:39Catch her!
00:09:40Here you go!
00:09:41Oh!
00:09:42Saba!
00:09:43No!
00:09:44He's trying to stop!
00:09:46Oh, Squeaky, this is not a game!
00:09:49Oh, no!
00:09:50Oh, no!
00:09:51Even all of us are nomads, Squeaky!
00:09:53Squeaky!
00:09:54Oh, no!
00:09:55Stop!
00:09:56Some plan, Johnson!
00:09:57We're all tied up, and Squeaky's free!
00:10:00Ow!
00:10:01Ow!
00:10:02I won!
00:10:03I won!
00:10:04I won!
00:10:05Squeaky, this is not a game!
00:10:06We're only trying to keep you away from the vacuum cleaner!
00:10:09Vacuum cleaner!
00:10:11Oh!
00:10:12Oh!
00:10:13Oh!
00:10:14Vacuum cleaner!
00:10:15Oh!
00:10:16If she turns it on, she could hurt herself!
00:10:19You're my mummy!
00:10:21Hello, mummy!
00:10:23Oh!
00:10:24Will you look at that?
00:10:25Squeaky thinks the vacuum cleaner's her mother!
00:10:28She didn't want to play with it at all!
00:10:30Look at her!
00:10:31Look at her!
00:10:32Look at us!
00:10:34Oh!
00:10:35Now Squeaky's having a nap, just like a baby!
00:10:38We should all take our nap, too!
00:10:40Yeah!
00:10:41Yay!
00:10:42Yay!
00:10:43Take a nap!
00:10:44Johnson!
00:10:45Yes, McDuff?
00:10:46If Squeaky's gone to sleep, who's going to untie us so we can have our nap?
00:10:49Oh!
00:10:50Ah!
00:10:51I've got a plan!
00:10:52Oh, no!
00:10:53Not another plan!
00:10:54Oh, no!
00:10:55Anything but that!
00:10:56Johnson!
00:10:57Not another one!
00:10:58Yes!
00:10:59Oh!
00:11:00Look at us!
00:11:02Tied up here!
00:11:03Like a Christmas present!
00:11:05Ridiculous!
00:11:06Well, I'm going to bring the court over this one, Johnson!
00:11:08You haven't felt the worst on this!
00:11:10This is an effort by Elfray!
00:11:12It's going to stop now, Tim and chance!
00:11:14He's tired!
00:11:15I'm in the mood!
00:11:16Yeah!
00:11:17Everything can persönlich get better than us!
00:11:18The way we can clean clean and clean pour the US!
00:11:19You have a Pretend Ito with
00:11:22Hope!
00:11:23You have a blanket in your pocket!
00:11:24You can't put it alone, you especially can go beneath it!
00:11:26It's a品 in your pocket!
00:11:26Run!
00:11:27I can do it anymore!
00:11:29Here is another minute!
00:11:30I'm going to pull over this shelf a wrap,
00:11:31You can do it!
00:11:33All right!
00:11:34Ah, I need aDo you!
00:14:05Oh, no way, Macduff.
00:14:07I've only got one radiator because there's only one of me.
00:14:11If you want to keep warm, you'll have to get a radiator of your own.
00:14:15Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:14:19Thanks, Diesel.
00:14:23Perhaps it might be warmer under the bed.
00:14:26Oh, don't bring that cold in here.
00:14:32It's lovely being nicely rugged up on such a cold morning.
00:14:36I'm freezing to death, Alfred.
00:14:38Well, that's a silly thing to do on such a lovely cold morning.
00:14:43What you need is a nice hot water bottle.
00:14:47Oh, you're a nice hot water bottle, Alfred.
00:14:50Oh, no. You can't have me.
00:14:52You'll have to find your own hot water bottle.
00:14:56Thanks, Alfred.
00:14:59I guess I'll have to spend the rest of the day freezing to death.
00:15:02I'm freezing.
00:15:05But, Dad, I'm so cold.
00:15:08So am I, Squeaky.
00:15:11Can you warm me up?
00:15:14I don't think I've got any warmth in me, Squeaky,
00:15:16but whatever I've got, you can share.
00:15:19But this wardrobe's no good.
00:15:22We should build a cosy little cubby out of blankets and Michael's clothes
00:15:29and try and warm ourselves up even more.
00:15:32Oh, a cubby!
00:15:34A cubby!
00:15:37They used Michael's chair as a frame for the cubby
00:15:41and they hung blankets around it and put clothes inside it
00:15:44until it was as warm and as cosy as a bird's nest.
00:15:49Oh, it looks and sounds cold out in the bedroom, doesn't it, Squeaky?
00:15:53But it's as warm as toast inside our cubby, McDuff.
00:15:59Still exercising briskly, Johnson?
00:16:04Diesel's frozen.
00:16:06Yes, it's a freezing day, all right.
00:16:08My axle's frozen, my radiator's frozen and I'm cold.
00:16:13Can't I come into your cubby and get warmed up?
00:16:15Wouldn't you be better off warming up your axle on your lovely hot radiator?
00:16:21Oh, all right, I'm sorry.
00:16:24I should have shared my hot radiator with you.
00:16:27Can I come inside the cubby now?
00:16:30Um, no.
00:16:33Oh, at least you two look pretty warm.
00:16:36Yes, we're sharing our warmth with each other, aren't we, Squeaky?
00:16:41So if there were three of you in your cubby, or even four,
00:16:45it would be warmer still.
00:16:46Would it?
00:16:49Uh, all right then, you can come inside and warm up.
00:16:53Thanks, McDuff.
00:16:54Thanks.
00:16:56Come on, in you come.
00:16:59Oh, Diesel, you're as cold as ice.
00:17:01Sorry.
00:17:02I'll just nip over to the bed and see if I can find a blanket.
00:17:05It was a cold day, all right, but I think it's going to be an even colder night.
00:17:10Yes.
00:17:12Johnson, under here.
00:17:16I'm frozen solid.
00:17:19Oh, but you were full of hot water.
00:17:23That's right.
00:17:24And then I was full of cold water, but now I'm full of ice.
00:17:29I used to be a hot water bottle, and now I'm an ice bucket.
00:17:34Oh, well, you'd better come to McDuff's cubby and warm up.
00:17:40Johnson?
00:17:40Yes, Alfred?
00:17:42What if I never thaw out?
00:17:44Oh, you'll be right.
00:17:45But if I don't, I'll be like this forever.
00:17:48What have you got there, Johnson?
00:17:49A bowling pin?
00:17:51Oh, very funny.
00:17:52It's Alfred.
00:17:53He's frozen solid.
00:17:54Here he comes.
00:17:57Ow, Alfred.
00:17:59You're freezing.
00:18:00Blithering blazes.
00:18:02Is that any way to treat a hot water bottle?
00:18:05That evening, while Michael was warm and cosy in bed, the storm howled outside, and the temperature
00:18:16dropped even further, and the toys huddled together in their cubby.
00:18:22Are you awake, Johnson?
00:18:23The storm is getting worse.
00:18:28I'm freezing again.
00:18:31Me too.
00:18:32My ice hasn't melted yet, so I don't know.
00:18:35What are we going to do, Johnson?
00:18:37Even our cubby can't keep out the cold anymore.
00:18:41Exercise.
00:18:41Exercise.
00:18:42Oh, no.
00:18:44Oh, no.
00:18:44Look at that.
00:18:46Bend and stretch.
00:18:48Bend and stretch.
00:18:50Shape and up.
00:18:52Bend and stretch.
00:18:54Come on, burn it, toys.
00:18:55Stretch.
00:18:56Bend and stretch.
00:18:58Bend and stretch.
00:19:01How do we feel now?
00:19:04We're all exhausted now, and I'm still freezing.
00:19:08Well, there is one place warm enough for all of us.
00:19:11Oh, where's that?
00:19:12In bed with Michael.
00:19:15The bed?
00:19:20So, in the dead of night, in the middle of the coldest, fiercest storm on record, the toys
00:19:28made a long trek towards Michael's bed.
00:19:32Righty-o, everyone.
00:19:43Now we're going to have to climb the chest of drawers.
00:19:46What about me?
00:19:48I can't climb.
00:19:49Oh, my boy.
00:19:51Oh, my boy.
00:19:52Three, four, three.
00:19:52Oh.
00:19:54Shh.
00:19:54Four.
00:19:55Shh.
00:19:58Three, four.
00:19:59See you, Daddy.
00:20:00Oh.
00:20:01Oh.
00:20:04As wild as church mice, the toys slipped into bed with Michael, and Johnson was right.
00:20:12It was the warmest place in the room
00:20:17The next morning, Michael was outside having snow fights with his friends
00:20:26The storm was over, and the toys slept in
00:20:35Oh, it's a lovely day, Johnson
00:20:37Aren't you going for a brisk walk?
00:20:39I don't think so, McDuff
00:20:41I think I'll sleep in this morning
00:20:42This bed's so nice and warm
00:20:45Not if you're on the outside
00:20:47There's a draught
00:20:48Don't you ever stop complaining, Alfred?
00:20:51Why should I?
00:20:53It's too hot on this side, and too cold on that side
00:20:56And the mattress is so soft
00:20:59It's like sleeping on a sponge
00:21:01And do you know what's even worse?
00:21:05What's that, Alfred?
00:21:07Where's my breakfast?
00:21:08You should always get breakfast in bed
00:21:11What a good idea
00:21:13You go and get it, then
00:21:14I've never been so insulted in all my life
00:21:23We'll be поверх to the next time
00:21:24A little one
00:21:26Ah ha ha ha
00:21:26Make the stairs
00:21:29Ah ha ha ha
00:21:30Are you okay?
00:21:31I see ya
00:21:32Are you okay?
00:21:33نہیں
00:21:33I see ya
00:21:34ны
00:23:42Is that hard enough, Diesel?
00:23:45Perhaps a teensy-weensy bit too hard, Squeaky.
00:23:49We'll have a rest and play again this afternoon.
00:23:53Oh, goody.
00:23:55I like bumps and thumps and crashes.
00:23:58Bye.
00:23:58I think my axel's bruised and my bonnet's bent.
00:24:05Oh, I'll cheer you up, Diesel.
00:24:07Oh.
00:24:12When you hear what I know, you'll forget all about your aches and pains.
00:24:18Yeah?
00:24:19What do you know?
00:24:20I've got a secret.
00:24:24A real secret?
00:24:26Shh, shh, shh.
00:24:28A secret secret.
00:24:31A secret secret, eh?
00:24:33What is it?
00:24:37I can't tell you.
00:24:40Oh?
00:24:40Why not?
00:24:42Well, it wouldn't be a secret then, would it?
00:24:45Why tell me you had a secret in the first place?
00:24:49There's no point in having a secret if no one knows you've got one.
00:24:55Where are you going now?
00:24:56I'm going to tell Alfred.
00:24:58You're going to tell Alfred your secret?
00:25:01No.
00:25:02I'm going to tell Alfred I have a secret.
00:25:09If I had a secret, I couldn't wait to tell everybody.
00:25:14Yes, we all know what you're like, but evidently Macduff is different.
00:25:19But don't you want to know what Macduff's secret is?
00:25:23Actually, Johnson was bursting to know Macduff's secret.
00:25:28There is nothing worse than knowing someone has a secret and not knowing what it is.
00:25:33Look out.
00:25:34Here she comes.
00:25:37Oh, oh, please, Macduff.
00:25:40Please tell me what your secret is.
00:25:42I'll give you everything I have.
00:25:44Oh, please, Macduff.
00:25:46Even my old banana skin blanket.
00:25:48Oh, yuck.
00:25:48Oh, please, please.
00:25:49Hello, Johnson.
00:25:51Guess what?
00:25:51I already know you have a secret, Macduff, but I'm not interested.
00:25:56Oh.
00:25:56What?
00:25:57Even if I tell you what it is?
00:26:00Really?
00:26:01Well, in that case, I'll give you my lovely self-portrait if you tell me.
00:26:07Oh.
00:26:08Uh.
00:26:09Yes.
00:26:10Yes.
00:26:10No, I can't tell you.
00:26:12I'll just have to keep it to myself.
00:26:15Huh.
00:26:16Hmm.
00:26:17Oh.
00:26:18It's outrageous, Johnson.
00:26:20She did exactly the same thing to me.
00:26:23Blithering blazers.
00:26:25Macduff doesn't have to tell us a secret if she doesn't want to.
00:26:28But that doesn't stop us finding out what Macduff's secret is.
00:26:31Oh.
00:26:32Yeah.
00:26:34Of course, Diesel tried to find out in a typical Diesel way.
00:26:38Oh.
00:26:39Oh.
00:26:39Oh.
00:26:39Oh.
00:26:41Oh.
00:26:42Right, Macduff, you're trapped.
00:26:44Tell me your secret or I'll run over you and squash you flat.
00:26:47But if you squash me flat, Diesel, I won't be able to tell you my secret, will I?
00:26:52Uh.
00:26:52Oh, yeah.
00:26:53Uh, then, then, then I'll keep you imprisoned here until you do.
00:26:57Oh, Diesel, Diesel, Diesel.
00:27:01Diesel, do you really think I'll tell you my secret if you threaten me?
00:27:05Yeah.
00:27:07All right, then.
00:27:09You win.
00:27:09Come closer.
00:27:10See?
00:27:11Threats always work best.
00:27:12Now, what's your secret?
00:27:13Your back.
00:27:14Tire's flat.
00:27:15Is it?
00:27:16Where?
00:27:17I can't see it.
00:27:19Bye, Diesel.
00:27:20Threats never work with me, you know.
00:27:22Oh, but I want to know your secret.
00:27:27While Diesel was threatening, Alfred was sneaky.
00:27:33Macduff.
00:27:33Yes, Alfred?
00:27:35I've got a secret, too.
00:27:37Have you?
00:27:37What?
00:27:38What is it?
00:27:39Oh, no.
00:27:40No, no.
00:27:42You tell me your secret, and then I'll tell you mine.
00:27:45Uh, uh, uh.
00:27:47You tell me your secret first.
00:27:50Macduff was even sneakier than Alfred, because he didn't really have a secret, and Macduff
00:27:55knew it.
00:27:56Alfred had to make one up on the spot.
00:27:59Hmm?
00:27:59Oh.
00:28:00Oh.
00:28:01Oh, um, I know.
00:28:03Johnson's got a big nose.
00:28:05That's not a secret, Alfred.
00:28:08Everybody knows that Johnson's got a big nose.
00:28:11Yes, but...
00:28:11Anyway, it's not his nose, it's his trunk.
00:28:14Yeah, but that's almost a secret, Macduff.
00:28:16Now, come on, tell me your secret.
00:28:18Ah, ah, ah, ah.
00:28:19Not until you tell me a real secret first, Alfred.
00:28:22But...
00:28:22But, Macduff?
00:28:25But why?
00:28:26I mean, but...
00:28:27Ow!
00:28:34More tea, Macduff?
00:28:36Thank you, Johnson.
00:28:37I will.
00:28:38Now, it was Johnson's turn to try to discover Macduff's secret.
00:28:44Now, about this secret of yours.
00:28:47Yes?
00:28:48Oh, I don't want to know it, of course.
00:28:51Oh, well, that's good, because I'm not going to tell you.
00:28:53But how do you know it's a secret?
00:28:56What do you mean?
00:28:57Yes.
00:28:58It mightn't be a secret at all.
00:29:00Just a funny story or a joke.
00:29:02Oh, I hadn't thought of that.
00:29:04Now, if you told me, I'd be able to tell you whether it was a secret or not.
00:29:09Well, that's very kind of you, Johnson.
00:29:12Well, what is it?
00:29:15What is it?
00:29:16I'll have to think about it first.
00:29:19Thanks for the tea, Johnson.
00:29:21Ciao!
00:29:22But, but, but, I'll fail you.
00:29:26She nearly told you her secret, Johnson.
00:29:32After that, the toys tried to keep their minds off Macduff's secret
00:29:36by playing bumps and thumps.
00:29:39She won't get me this time.
00:29:41Oh, you want a bet?
00:29:43Good luck, Diesel.
00:29:44Come on, Squeaky.
00:29:45Squeaky.
00:29:46Squeaky.
00:29:47Squeaky.
00:29:48Squeaky.
00:29:48Squeaky.
00:29:49Squeaky.
00:29:49Squeaky.
00:29:50Squeaky.
00:29:50Squeaky.
00:29:51Squeaky.
00:29:51Squeaky.
00:29:52Squeaky.
00:29:52Squeaky.
00:29:53Squeaky.
00:29:54But, of course, a secret is only really any good when everybody knows about it.
00:29:59Macduff had always planned to tell the others when she'd had her fun.
00:30:03See?
00:30:05I told you she'd miss me.
00:30:07Oh, you were lucky that time, Diesel.
00:30:11Here I come, Diesel.
00:30:12I think I've dented my fender.
00:30:28I think I'm dented all over.
00:30:31Macduff, don't you know to stay clear when we're playing bumps and thumps and crashes?
00:30:35Oh, but I was coming to tell you all my secret.
00:30:39Oh, yeah.
00:30:41Sure you were.
00:30:42I was.
00:30:42I was just having a bit of fun first.
00:30:45Oh.
00:30:46Uh, I'm sorry I squashed you flat.
00:30:48Now, uh, what's your secret?
00:30:52Yes, what's your secret, Macduff?
00:30:54Yes, come on, Macduff, tell us.
00:30:56Um, I've forgotten.
00:30:59Hey?
00:31:00Oh, I think Diesel hit me so hard it got squeezed right out of my head.
00:31:05Oh, Macduff.
00:31:07What was it?
00:31:08Um, it was a very important secret.
00:31:12Um.
00:31:13Oh, that's no good, Macduff.
00:31:15If only I could remember it.
00:31:17I've got a secret.
00:31:18What is it?
00:31:19Macduff is the silliest toy in Michael's bedroom.
00:31:22No, that's no secret.
00:31:24Macduff is the silliest toy in Michael's bedroom.
00:31:30Oh, Macduff, you're right there.
00:31:32Hey, squeaky.
00:31:37Hold on, listen.
00:31:38You'll have more squeaky to me now.
00:31:40Oh, Macduff.
00:34:47I have to turn her off and fix her.
00:34:49Fix her?
00:34:51There's only one small problem.
00:34:53And what's that?
00:34:54How are we going to turn her off?
00:34:56We need a long stick.
00:34:58Nice.
00:34:59Oh.
00:35:00A coat hanger.
00:35:02Oh.
00:35:03The toys had never turned squeaky off before, and if a switch didn't work, they were stuck.
00:35:10Come on, Diesel, a bit higher. Higher.
00:35:33Oh, don't worry, Squeaky. We'll fix you, and you'll never go berserk again.
00:35:44But, Duff, she can't hear you. She's been turned off.
00:35:49But what if she can?
00:35:52You'd better hurry. Michael's coming. If he finds Squeaky, he'll turn her on again.
00:35:57Quick, Johnson. It's all right, Squeaky.
00:36:00Push!
00:36:05Late that night, when the world outside the window was fast asleep, the toys trooped under the bed to fix Squeaky.
00:36:13They were quite excited because they'd never fixed a robot before, and very quiet so as not to wake Michael.
00:36:21This way. Your patient is ready.
00:36:27Hey, what's happening up there?
00:36:29Michael must be turning over in his sleep.
00:36:31It's spooky in here, Johnson.
00:36:33We won't be long. Screwdriver, Alfred.
00:36:36Screwdriver, McDuff.
00:36:38Screwdriver, Diesel.
00:36:40Screwdriver, Johnson.
00:36:42The screw's rusted. I think we'll need a spanner.
00:36:52Spanner.
00:36:53Spanner, McDuff.
00:36:54Spanner, Diesel.
00:36:55Spanner, Johnson.
00:36:56That's it.
00:36:57Good.
00:36:58That's better.
00:36:59Oh.
00:37:00Well done.
00:37:01Now, let's see.
00:37:02Everything looks all right.
00:37:03What's that over there?
00:37:04Mmm.
00:37:05I bet that's the problem.
00:37:06Tweezers, Alfred.
00:37:07Tweezers, McDuff.
00:37:08Tweezers, Diesel.
00:37:09Tweezers, Johnson.
00:37:10Tweezers, Diesel.
00:37:11Tweezers, Johnson.
00:37:12Here you are.
00:37:13Now, let's see.
00:37:14What is it, Johnson?
00:37:15What did you find?
00:37:16Ooh.
00:37:17Chewing gum.
00:37:18Well done.
00:37:19Well done.
00:37:20Now, let's see.
00:37:21Well done.
00:37:22Now, let's see.
00:37:23Tweezers, Diesel.
00:37:24Tweezers, Johnson.
00:37:25Tweezers, Johnson.
00:37:26Here you are.
00:37:27Now, let's see.
00:37:28What is it, Johnson?
00:37:29What did you find?
00:37:30Chewing gum.
00:37:31No wonder Squeaky went berserk.
00:37:32I bet Michael did that.
00:37:33You'd better put that somewhere where Michael won't get his hands on it.
00:37:34Now, um...
00:37:35Uh...
00:37:36Really, Diesel?
00:37:37So, all we have to do is put back Squeaky's head and switch it back on.
00:37:38I'd still like to check her wires.
00:37:39But, Johnson, you don't know anything about wires.
00:37:40But, a little check.
00:37:41Now, if I just unscrew this screw...
00:37:42It was a screw, Johnson.
00:37:43No.
00:37:44No.
00:37:45No.
00:37:46No.
00:37:47No.
00:37:48No.
00:37:49No.
00:37:50No.
00:37:51No.
00:37:52No.
00:37:53No.
00:37:54No.
00:37:55No.
00:37:56No.
00:37:57No.
00:37:58No.
00:37:59No.
00:38:00No.
00:38:01No.
00:38:02No.
00:38:03No.
00:38:04No.
00:38:05No.
00:38:06No.
00:38:07No.
00:38:08No.
00:38:09No.
00:38:10No.
00:38:11No.
00:38:12No.
00:38:13Oh, dear.
00:38:14No.
00:38:15No.
00:38:16No.
00:38:17No.
00:38:18The toy spent the rest of the night searching the floor.
00:38:20For all of Squeaky's bits and pieces.
00:38:22No.
00:38:23No.
00:38:24I can't find anything.
00:38:25No.
00:38:26No.
00:38:27No.
00:38:28No.
00:38:29No.
00:38:30No.
00:38:31No.
00:38:32No.
00:38:33No.
00:38:34No.
00:38:35No.
00:38:36No.
00:38:37Well done, Macduff.
00:38:38We'll have to hurry, Johnson.
00:38:40Michael will be waking soon.
00:38:41Well, that's the last piece.
00:38:43We'll just tighten everything up
00:38:45and Squeaky will be as good as new.
00:38:47Oh, good.
00:38:48Screwdriver.
00:38:49Screwdriver, Johnson.
00:38:52Got it?
00:38:53OK.
00:38:57There, I've got it.
00:38:59I'll just replace her head.
00:39:01Good, good.
00:39:02And now I'll switch her on.
00:39:08There.
00:39:08Oh, no.
00:39:10Squeaky really is broken.
00:39:13I don't understand it.
00:39:15She should work.
00:39:16Oh.
00:39:17Oh, I shouldn't have fiddled with her wires.
00:39:20Now Michael will throw her away.
00:39:21Well, I hope he doesn't throw her too far away.
00:39:24Well, we certainly can fix things when we try.
00:39:27Squeaky was becoming a very good player
00:39:29at Bumps and Thumbs 2.
00:39:31I'm really sorry, Squeaky.
00:39:34It's all my fault.
00:39:35Well, it's no use talking to her now, Johnson.
00:39:37You did?
00:39:39That was before you broke her.
00:39:41We all broke her, Macduff.
00:39:43We should have let Michael fix her.
00:39:47Well, we'd better turn off the torch.
00:39:51We don't want the batteries going flat.
00:39:52Hey, perhaps Squeaky isn't broken at all.
00:39:56Squeaky's got a battery too.
00:39:57What if the battery's flat?
00:40:00Brilliant.
00:40:01Oh, it might be our only chance.
00:40:03It was a race against time to swap batteries
00:40:09and see if Squeaky worked.
00:40:11Hurry up.
00:40:12Michael will be waking up at any moment.
00:40:15Careful, careful.
00:40:18That's it.
00:40:20There.
00:40:21That's it.
00:40:22I've got it.
00:40:23Oh, good.
00:40:23Now, I'll switch her on.
00:40:25Right.
00:40:25Where am I?
00:40:31Hooray!
00:40:32Hooray!
00:40:33Wonderful.
00:40:34Squeaky, you're working.
00:40:35You're a miracle.
00:40:37Hooray!
00:40:38Hooray!
00:40:38Hooray!
00:40:39Hooray!
00:40:39Hooray!
00:40:40Hooray!
00:40:40Hooray!
00:40:41Hooray!
00:40:41Hooray!
00:40:42Hooray!
00:40:43Hooray!
00:40:44Hooray!
00:40:45After that, Squeaky stopped going berserk
00:40:47and loved to hear about her operation
00:40:50over and over again.
00:40:53Was I brave during the operation, McDuff?
00:40:57You were extremely brave, Squeaky.
00:40:59And did Johnson really fix me?
00:41:02Well, Johnson was very clever,
00:41:04but I found the chewing gum.
00:41:06And what did Diesel do?
00:41:09Well, he ate the chewing gum.
00:41:12It was very pleasant to live in a room
00:41:17where no-one went berserk anymore.
00:41:19It was the best friendly place there was.
00:41:23Would you like to have a look at my latest painting?
00:41:25Bye.
00:41:26Goood!
00:41:27See ya!
00:42:58It was boring in Michael's bedroom.
00:43:00Sometimes it got so boring, Macduff was even bored with her boredom.
00:43:05Oh, I'm bored, Johnson.
00:43:09Oh, you could play Heidi with Squeaky.
00:43:13Oh, that's boring.
00:43:15Then play Chasey with Diesel.
00:43:17That's boring too.
00:43:19Oh, isn't there something exciting we could do?
00:43:23Well, you could try reading a book.
00:43:25Oh, that's even worse than boring.
00:43:27Anyway, I don't know how to turn a book on.
00:43:30There's no knobs or buttons or anything.
00:43:32You don't turn it on.
00:43:33You just open it and start reading.
00:43:36Oh, if only something exciting would happen.
00:43:39One small exciting thing in this dreary, dreary bedroom.
00:43:43Johnson, Macduff.
00:43:47What's wrong, Diesel?
00:43:48Something exciting's happened.
00:43:49Oh, finally.
00:43:50What is it?
00:43:51Did a leaf fall on the floor?
00:43:54This is really exciting.
00:43:56There's a monster in the wardrobe.
00:43:58A monster?
00:43:59I saw it.
00:44:00It's huge.
00:44:01It's fierce.
00:44:02It's really scary.
00:44:04And if it comes out of the wardrobe, you'll be sorry.
00:44:08A monster?
00:44:10I love it when it's boring.
00:44:12There's absolutely nothing to do.
00:44:17Don't you ever knock.
00:44:19Sorry, Alfred, but there's a monster in the wardrobe.
00:44:21What?
00:44:22But it wasn't there yesterday.
00:44:24But it shouldn't be there any day.
00:44:26I hate monsters.
00:44:28Come back.
00:44:30Don't leave me.
00:44:34All right, everybody.
00:44:38When I open the wardrobe door,
00:44:40I want you to make as much noise as possible
00:44:42and frighten that old monster.
00:44:44Then we'll charge.
00:44:46What if it frightens us and then it charges?
00:44:48Yes.
00:44:49No.
00:44:50No.
00:44:59Charge!
00:45:01No!
00:45:01That's not a monster.
00:45:12What?
00:45:13That's just Michael's dressing gown.
00:45:16I think somebody's tricked us, Macduff.
00:45:19It was me.
00:45:20I tricked you.
00:45:23Diesel?
00:45:24But why, Diesel?
00:45:26You scared us half to death.
00:45:28It's boring in the bedroom.
00:45:29I just wanted to liven things up.
00:45:31You should have seen yourselves.
00:45:34You fooled you this time.
00:45:39Diesel, we believed you.
00:45:42Rotter!
00:45:47That night,
00:45:48after Michael and all the toys were fast asleep,
00:45:51a second exciting thing happened.
00:45:53fire, fire, fire, fire, fire!
00:46:00What the blithering blazes is going on?
00:46:02Big Alfred, there's a fire!
00:46:04Fire?
00:46:05Call the fire brigade!
00:46:07There's no time.
00:46:08We've got to save the toys.
00:46:09And we've got to save Michael!
00:46:11Save the toys!
00:46:12Fire!
00:46:13Save Michael!
00:46:14Fire!
00:46:14Fire!
00:46:16Fire!
00:46:17Fire!
00:46:18Fire!
00:46:19Huh?
00:46:20Fire!
00:46:21Fire!
00:46:21Fire!
00:46:22Fire!
00:46:23Fire!
00:46:24Fire!
00:46:25Fire!
00:46:26Fire!
00:46:27Fire!
00:46:27Fire!
00:46:28All the fire brigade!
00:46:30There's a fire in the middle!
00:46:33Fire!
00:46:34Fire!
00:46:35What we need is lots of water.
00:46:38That's the only way to put out a fire.
00:46:39You've got lots of water, Alfred.
00:46:41What?
00:46:42Oh, that's all I have.
00:46:43Just a minute.
00:46:45Can you smell smoke?
00:46:49No?
00:46:50Neither can I.
00:46:51Oh, that's a good thing too.
00:46:53I hate smoke.
00:46:54But you can't have a fire without smoke.
00:46:57Huh?
00:46:57Huh?
00:46:59Hmm.
00:47:00Oh.
00:47:03Be careful, Johnson.
00:47:05Look, what's that string doing on the curtain?
00:47:10It's not even hot.
00:47:12It doesn't look like a fire.
00:47:14Hmm.
00:47:15Very strange.
00:47:19It's just Michael's torch.
00:47:20Oh, it's a trick.
00:47:22Who'd play a terrible trick like that?
00:47:25It wasn't a terrible trick.
00:47:27It was a good trick.
00:47:29Diesel!
00:47:29You should have seen yourselves.
00:47:34I failed you that time.
00:47:35Oh, but what if it had been a real fire?
00:47:38But it wasn't.
00:47:39It was only a trick fire.
00:47:41My trick fire.
00:47:45Oh, gee.
00:47:48Hmm.
00:47:49I don't think I like Diesel's tricks, Johnson.
00:47:52Yes.
00:47:53I think it's preposterous.
00:47:55He certainly livened up Michael's bedroom.
00:47:58I think I liked it better when it was boring.
00:48:00I think it's about time Diesel found out what tricks were all about.
00:48:05Yes.
00:48:05Come here, you two.
00:48:07Now listen to my...
00:48:08There are many sorts of tricks.
00:48:10Nice tricks and nasty tricks.
00:48:12And the toys had to find a way of showing Diesel the difference.
00:48:19Help me!
00:48:20Help me, someone, please.
00:48:23Help me.
00:48:24Johnson?
00:48:25Diesel, you've got to help me.
00:48:27I'm down here.
00:48:28Johnson?
00:48:29What are you doing down there?
00:48:30Oh, chin-ups.
00:48:32Oh, no.
00:48:32I fell out the window.
00:48:33I've been hanging here for ages.
00:48:35Can you pull me up?
00:48:36Oh, right.
00:48:37You try and reach up and grab me.
00:48:40Pull, Diesel.
00:48:40Pull.
00:48:41I can't grab hold of you, Johnson.
00:48:44Oh, we'll get the others.
00:48:45I can't hold on for much longer.
00:48:48And you know what today is.
00:48:49Uh, uh, laundry day.
00:48:52And lawn mowing day.
00:48:54If I fall out, I might get mowed.
00:48:56Oh, Johnson.
00:48:57Um, don't worry, Johnson.
00:48:59We'll save you.
00:48:59Hang on.
00:49:00Now we'll see how you like being tricked, Diesel.
00:49:09Oh, Macduff.
00:49:11Macduff, here he comes.
00:49:14Hmm.
00:49:14He looks very anxious, doesn't he?
00:49:17Yes.
00:49:17But just remember, stay bored.
00:49:19Right.
00:49:20Hmm.
00:49:21Hmm.
00:49:21Hmm.
00:49:21Hmm.
00:49:22Hmm.
00:49:22Hmm.
00:49:22Hmm.
00:49:22Hmm.
00:49:23Hmm.
00:49:23Hmm.
00:49:23Hmm.
00:49:23Hmm.
00:49:23Hmm.
00:49:23Hmm.
00:49:24Hmm.
00:49:24Hmm.
00:49:24Hmm.
00:49:24Hmm.
00:49:25Hmm.
00:49:25Hmm.
00:49:25Hmm.
00:49:26Hmm.
00:49:26Hmm.
00:49:26Hmm.
00:49:27Hmm.
00:49:27Hmm.
00:49:28Hmm.
00:49:28Hmm.
00:49:29Hmm.
00:49:29Yes, but a horrible day for lawn mowing day.
00:49:33Johnson's just fallen out the window.
00:49:36Oh, has he?
00:49:37Oh.
00:49:38What a silly thing for him to do.
00:49:40He needs all of us to help pull him in.
00:49:42Oh, really?
00:49:43Good trick, Diesel, but you won't fool us this time.
00:49:46No.
00:49:47But this is no trick.
00:49:50Johnson really did fall out.
00:49:52I saw him.
00:49:53Oh, you know what, Macduff?
00:49:55I almost believe him.
00:49:56Hmm.
00:49:57Don't you almost believe him?
00:49:59Yes, Alfred, I almost do.
00:50:01But you must believe me.
00:50:03This is no trick.
00:50:05Oh, oh, oh.
00:50:06Oh, oh.
00:50:07Oh, oh.
00:50:08Oh, oh.
00:50:10What have I done?
00:50:11Because of me, we'll never see Johnson again.
00:50:14Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:50:17Oh, oh, oh.
00:50:19Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:50:21Johnson, Johnson, are you there?
00:50:24Oh, oh, no, Johnson.
00:50:27Johnson, it's all my fault.
00:50:29Because of my tricks, you've fallen out the window and got mowed.
00:50:33You be careful at the window, Diesel.
00:50:36You don't want to fall out like I did.
00:50:39Johnson, you're safe.
00:50:42Mm-hmm.
00:50:43I only pretended to fall out the window.
00:50:45We had to play a trick on you, Diesel, to show how dangerous your tricks were.
00:50:50But I really thought Johnson had fallen out the window.
00:50:53And we scared you silly, just like you've been scaring us.
00:50:57Mm.
00:50:58I'll never play another trick like that again.
00:51:01I promise.
00:51:02Really promise?
00:51:03Really, really, really promise.
00:51:06Good.
00:51:07Now this bedroom can get back to normal again.
00:51:10And be just as boring as it was before.
00:51:12Yes.
00:51:13No, it won't.
00:51:14Look out, everybody.
00:51:15There's a spider in the window.
00:51:16Oh, Diesel.
00:51:18Diesel.
00:51:19Haven't you learned your lesson yet?
00:51:22Yes, I have.
00:51:23But this is no trick.
00:51:24There really is a spider.
00:51:26Oh, really?
00:51:28Really?
00:51:30The spider kept the toys amused for the rest of the day.
00:51:34And nobody was bored.
00:51:37Are we going?
00:51:39Oh, oh, it's getting so close.
00:51:41Oh, yeah.
00:51:42Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
00:53:12To do a spot of fishing, she started the best adventure of all.
00:53:18Diesel, stop! Don't go any further!
00:53:20Why not? What's wrong?
00:53:22Well, you've fallen to the water.
00:53:24What water?
00:53:26This water. I'm in the middle of a lake.
00:53:28This is Michael's floor.
00:53:30No, it isn't. I'm in my boat, fishing.
00:53:33And I've caught one too, a nice fat fish.
00:53:36I'm going to cook it for my dinner.
00:53:37But that's a leaf.
00:53:38No, it's a fish.
00:53:40This is the silliest thing I've ever heard.
00:53:42I'm going to tell Johnson.
00:53:43We'll have a good laugh over this.
00:53:47Careful, Diesel. Watch out for the water.
00:53:56Johnson! Johnson!
00:53:58Johnson, guess what?
00:54:01I know.
00:54:02If Macduff believes she's on a boat in the middle of a lake fishing,
00:54:05then she is on a boat in the middle of a lake fishing.
00:54:08She's going to get a big shock when she tries to eat her fish.
00:54:12What are you doing there?
00:54:18Macduff's given me an idea.
00:54:19I'm thinking of building a boat too.
00:54:21Oh! A real boat? A motorboat?
00:54:25No. A sailing boat.
00:54:27We'll be able to sail across Michael's floor.
00:54:31There'll be waves and storms and sharks and whales.
00:54:35Great.
00:54:35I don't know how to build a boat, though.
00:54:37I don't know what to use for a mast.
00:54:40What's a mast?
00:54:42That big stick thing holding up the sail.
00:54:45Hmm. I know. You could use the broom.
00:54:48That would make a great mast.
00:54:49And the sail could be one of Michael's shirts.
00:54:54Oh, that's a great idea, Diesel.
00:54:57But it would take a lot of organising.
00:54:59You stay right where you are, Johnson.
00:55:01I'll be back in a jiffy.
00:55:02Ha-ha!
00:55:04Alfred, where's the broom?
00:55:10Do you mind? I'm having a bath.
00:55:13Johnson and I are building a sailing boat.
00:55:15Ha! What a silly idea.
00:55:17We need the broom for a mast.
00:55:18Ah, there it is.
00:55:20Um, Diesel, do you know I'm very good at building boats.
00:55:25Water runs in my family, you know.
00:55:27We don't need any help, thanks, Alfred.
00:55:29We've got a plan.
00:55:31We're gonna sail across the sea.
00:55:34Oh, but if you go sailing, Diesel,
00:55:36you'd better watch out for Pirate Pete.
00:55:39Eh? Pirate Pete? Who's he?
00:55:42He is the meanest pirate that ever sailed a seven seas.
00:55:47And I hear that he buried his treasure on Bed Island.
00:55:52Buried treasure?
00:55:54Oh, wow!
00:55:55I'll tell Johnson!
00:55:57Oh-ho-ho!
00:55:58Hee-hee-hee!
00:55:59Diesel and Johnson worked all morning on their sailing boat.
00:56:04Well, Diesel worked while Johnson watched.
00:56:08Never had the toy truck been so excited and busy.
00:56:12Johnson, tie the rope around the drum.
00:56:16Then the broom won't fall over.
00:56:17Right, Diesel.
00:56:18Anything you say.
00:56:20Hey, the waste paper bin could be our cabin.
00:56:23Hmm, good idea, Diesel.
00:56:24We still need railings and some more building blocks for the boat.
00:56:31Hmm.
00:56:32I know!
00:56:33We can use your house.
00:56:37But...
00:56:38But it's such a nice house.
00:56:39It was a nice house.
00:56:41Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:56:48Whoa! Whoa!
00:56:49Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:56:50Oh, dear.
00:56:51Maybe we don't need these blocks after all.
00:56:55Hmm.
00:56:57Only kidding, Johnson.
00:56:59Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:57:00By mid-morning, the sailing boat was finished
00:57:03and the duff rowed over to join the crew.
00:57:08Wow! It's better than my old boat.
00:57:15Come aboard.
00:57:18Watch your step.
00:57:19It was a dandy sailing boat.
00:57:26Diesel was the captain
00:57:26and he couldn't wait to put to sea.
00:57:30Come on, crew.
00:57:32Let's set sail for Bed Island
00:57:33to search for buried treasure.
00:57:35Aye-aye-aye, captain.
00:57:37Well, have a good trip.
00:57:39Aren't you coming, Alfred?
00:57:40No.
00:57:41I get seasick.
00:57:43Oh.
00:57:45Here comes the wind.
00:57:46Let's set sail.
00:57:48Aye-aye, captain.
00:57:49Gangplank away.
00:57:53Come on, crew.
00:57:54Cast off the mooring lines.
00:57:57Aye-aye, captain.
00:57:59Goodbye.
00:57:59Goodbye.
00:58:00Goodbye.
00:58:00Have a good trip to Bed Island.
00:58:04Bye.
00:58:06Don't get into any trouble.
00:58:08Come on, you lot.
00:58:11Pull harder, you scurvy crew.
00:58:23In their splendid boat,
00:58:24the toys really believed
00:58:26they were skimming across the deep blue sea.
00:58:28The waves hissed,
00:58:31the boat rocked,
00:58:32and they even had a storm.
00:58:38Whoa!
00:58:41Whoa!
00:58:43It was sunset
00:58:45when they reached
00:58:46the calm waters
00:58:47of Bed Island.
00:58:54Land ahoy!
00:58:56I can see a cave.
00:58:58Perhaps the buried treasure's
00:58:59in there, captain.
00:59:01We'll row ashore and see.
00:59:04But we'll have to watch out
00:59:05for Pirate Pete.
00:59:08Pirate Pete?
00:59:10Who's he?
00:59:12Unfortunately,
00:59:14Pirate Pete was there.
00:59:16The meanest pirate
00:59:17who ever sailed
00:59:18the seven seas.
00:59:20So they want
00:59:21my buried treasure, eh?
00:59:23Ha!
00:59:24They'll never get it.
00:59:26Not while I'm
00:59:27on this island.
00:59:29Ha!
00:59:29Ha!
00:59:29Ha!
00:59:29Ha!
00:59:29Ha!
00:59:29Ha!
00:59:30Ha!
00:59:30Ha!
00:59:30Ha!
00:59:30Ha!
00:59:31Ha!
00:59:31Ha!
00:59:31Keep rowing, Johnson.
00:59:33You're nearly there.
00:59:34And be very quiet.
00:59:36Remember,
00:59:36Pirate Pete?
00:59:38Shh!
00:59:39Um,
00:59:40I think I'd like to go back
00:59:41to the boat now, please.
00:59:42Oh, come on,
00:59:43Macduff.
00:59:43It's only a game.
00:59:45But it feels so real.
00:59:46I'm scared.
00:59:47So am I.
00:59:48And I know
00:59:48it's a game.
00:59:49Well,
00:59:50just sneak inside,
00:59:51grab the buried treasure
00:59:52before Pirate Pete
00:59:53knows what's happened.
00:59:54Oh, okay.
00:59:57Nervously,
00:59:58they crept
00:59:58into the cave.
01:00:01Wow!
01:00:03It really is
01:00:05a pirate cave.
01:00:06Well,
01:00:07if Pirate Pete
01:00:08was here,
01:00:08he's gone now.
01:00:09And there's
01:00:10the buried treasure.
01:00:13Oh!
01:00:18It was,
01:00:19of course,
01:00:20Michael's lunchbox
01:00:21filled with his
01:00:22special collection
01:00:22of bottletops.
01:00:24So!
01:00:25Trying to steal
01:00:27my buried treasure,
01:00:28eh?
01:00:29It's Pirate Pete!
01:00:31I've a good mind
01:00:32to make you
01:00:33walk to plank
01:00:33and feed you
01:00:34to the sharks.
01:00:35Oh,
01:00:36I don't like
01:00:36playing this game
01:00:37anymore, Diesel,
01:00:38and I don't want
01:00:38to be fed
01:00:39to the sharks.
01:00:40Well,
01:00:40I'll tell you what,
01:00:41I'll give you
01:00:41one chance.
01:00:43What's that,
01:00:44Pirate Pete?
01:00:45I need me a boat.
01:00:48Mine sunk
01:00:49in a wild storm.
01:00:50If you let me
01:00:51be captain,
01:00:52I'll let y'all
01:00:54go free.
01:00:55And you'll share
01:00:55the treasure with us?
01:00:57Oh,
01:00:57blithering blazers!
01:01:00Oh,
01:01:00all right.
01:01:02Yay!
01:01:02Yay!
01:01:03Yay!
01:01:04Yay!
01:01:04Yay!
01:01:06We sailed
01:01:08across the seven seas,
01:01:10we sailed the Spanish
01:01:11main,
01:01:12we sailed to
01:01:12every distant shore,
01:01:15and then sailed back
01:01:17again.
01:01:17Several more days,
01:01:18the pirate crew
01:01:19sailed the seven seas
01:01:21of Michael's bedroom,
01:01:23guarding the treasure
01:01:23and taking it in turns
01:01:25to be captain
01:01:26and cook.
01:01:28Lunch is ready,
01:01:29come and get it!
01:01:31Oh,
01:01:31smells good,
01:01:33and I'm starving.
01:01:34Since we're at sea,
01:01:35captain,
01:01:35I've cooked
01:01:36something special.
01:01:37Oh,
01:01:38good.
01:01:39What?
01:01:40Fish!
01:01:41Yeah!
01:01:42I hate fish!
01:01:44What?
01:01:44Oh.
01:01:45Mm.
01:01:46Mmm.
01:01:46Oh,
01:01:47let's see
01:01:49today.
01:01:49It's mean,
01:01:50Death,
01:01:50much knowledge
01:01:51of God,
01:01:52everybody.
01:01:52Nothing
01:01:53has
01:01:54a
01:01:55better
01:02:00more position
01:02:01than
01:02:03For
01:02:09the
01:02:09additional
01:02:10Environment
01:02:10of
01:02:10nice
01:02:11and
01:02:11less
01:02:12from
01:02:12that
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