- 7/7/2025
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00:00Hello world, hear the song that we're singing, come on get happy, a whole lot of loving is what we'll be bringing, we'll make you happy.
00:24We had a dream we'd go traveling together, we'd spend a little loving and we'll keep moving on, something always happens whenever we're together, we get a happy feeling when we're singing a song, traveling along, there's a song that we're singing, come on get happy, a whole lot of loving is what we'll be bringing, we'll make you happy.
00:54We'll make you happy, we'll make you happy.
01:01I'm sorry about the delay, Mayor Tobin.
01:23Oh that's all right Mrs. Potridge, I appreciate you and your family helping out, we'll wait a few minutes more.
01:29Thanks, I'll try and hurry them.
01:31All right.
01:35Where's Danny, the rally should have started 20 minutes ago.
01:38Punky Lazar's mother is dropping him off and she's never been on time in her life.
01:41Except when she had Punky.
01:43For that she should have been late.
01:46Sorry mom, Punky was rewiring my amp.
01:49I'd like to rewire your brain.
01:51Hurry up, Punky.
01:52I'm going as fast as I can.
01:54Let me know when you're ready.
01:56Well come on, step on it.
01:58Don't yell at me, you know I don't work well under pressure.
02:02It should only be a few minutes more.
02:07I can't tell you how embarrassed I am.
02:09Relax, Mrs. Potridge.
02:11We can stall a bit longer.
02:12We politicians are good at that.
02:14Thank you for being so understanding.
02:16Besides, it gives us a chance to get better acquainted.
02:19I think by the time we're ready, we're going to be old friends.
02:26Mom!
02:27Mom!
02:30Okay, ready.
02:32Finally, I'll introduce you now.
02:46Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
02:47I'd like to start this energy conservation rally by introducing a gentleman
02:52whose fine work has helped all the residents of San Pueblo.
02:55Ladies and gentlemen, his honor, Mayor Robert Tobin.
03:08And thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
03:12My, isn't this a wonderful turnout.
03:17Now, the purpose of this rally is to conserve energy.
03:23So I shall do my part by making my speech very short.
03:29And then we'll hear from the Potridge family.
03:36Hey, what's the matter with this thing?
03:38It might work a little better if you plug it into your amp.
03:50Now, as to the energy crisis, I have one thing to say, and it's a very important thing.
03:56And that is...
04:01Hello? Hello?
04:07One, two. One, two.
04:09One, two.
04:14What happened?
04:15I guess the energy crisis is worse than we thought.
04:18Well, that certainly wasn't evening depressing to my album of show business memories.
04:32I told you it wasn't my fault. Punky rewired my amp.
04:35Remind me to send him a thank you note.
04:37He said it would give us a big sound.
04:39It gave us a big sound, all right.
04:41Only it came from the audience.
04:43Boo!
04:45Oh, I'm glad the lights went out.
04:46Maybe nobody saw me.
04:48Boy, we had a chance to help a good cause and we blew it.
04:51Not we, he.
04:53I said I was sorry.
04:55Look, it wasn't your fault.
04:56It's just that when you're well known, it's an opportunity to set a good example.
05:01In fact, it's an obligation.
05:04You know something?
05:05That might not be a bad idea.
05:07What?
05:08Why don't we volunteer to be a model family?
05:11I don't get it.
05:12Well, that makes two of us.
05:13Well, everyone has to try and save 10% on their electricity, right?
05:18Some families are finding it hard to do.
05:20So?
05:21Why don't we show them how easy it is?
05:24I get it.
05:25The model family.
05:27Didn't I hear that somewhere before?
05:30You know, the more I think about it, the more I like it.
05:33We'll make the Partridge family the ideal family who can cut down 10%.
05:36Yeah.
05:38A big house with a lot of kids?
05:40If we can cut down, anybody can.
05:42Yeah, that's a great idea, Shirley.
05:44I'll talk to the mayor first thing in the morning.
05:46This will be a chance to really help the crisis.
05:49Energy-wise.
05:51I have a sneaking suspicion it wouldn't hurt us.
05:54Publicity-wise.
05:56Well, thought did cross my mind.
05:59It didn't cross my mind.
06:00Hey, I know a sure way we could save 10%.
06:04How?
06:05Fire our manager.
06:06I think it's a marvelous suggestion. Marvelous.
06:07Then you approve.
06:08Oh, wholeheartedly.
06:09And I'm sure I can get the city council behind me.
06:10Oh, that's great. It'll be a terrific campaign.
06:11And you can depend on the Partridge family.
06:12Well, I'm sure I can get the city council behind me.
06:13Oh, that's great. It'll be a terrific campaign.
06:15And you can depend on the Partridge family.
06:16Well, most of the time.
06:17Oh, I want to apologize for my little goof last night, Mr. Mayor.
06:19I'm sure I can get the city council behind me.
06:21Oh, that's great. It'll be a terrific campaign.
06:23And you can depend on the Partridge family.
06:26Well, most of the time.
06:28Oh, I want to apologize for my little goof last night, Mr. Mayor.
06:31Think nothing of it.
06:32We politicians believe that if anything can possibly go wrong, it will.
06:37Now, I'll set up a meeting with the publicity people,
06:40and they'll see that you'll get complete coverage.
06:41Radio, television, newspapers, news, news, news, news.
06:44That's right, so I'm sure I can get the city council behind me.
06:46Oh, I'm sure I can get the city council behind me.
06:48Oh, that's great. It'll be a terrific campaign.
06:51And you can depend on the Partridge family.
06:53Well, most of the time.
06:56Oh, uh, I want to apologize for my little goof last night, Mr. Mayor.
06:59Radio, television, newspapers, everything.
07:02Oh, I've got another idea that'll really put some teeth into this campaign.
07:06At school, if you're late, they put your name on a blackboard for everyone to see.
07:11Well, we can do the same thing with energy hogs.
07:13People that don't cut down 10%.
07:15Put their names on the blackboard.
07:18No, in the newspaper.
07:20An energy hog list.
07:22I think that's going a little far.
07:24No, I like it.
07:26Good thinking, Danny.
07:28Well, thank you, sir.
07:31Yes, I like it a lot.
07:33I think the good people of San Pueblo have a right to know who the energy hogs are.
07:42All right, now, big smiles, big smiles.
07:46Shoot it.
07:48Now, let's take a picture with the whole family watching one television set.
07:51Good idea.
07:52You mean we'll only be able to turn on one TV set?
07:54That's right.
07:56You'll each be entitled to choose one program.
07:58And if anybody else wants to watch television, they'll have to watch that show.
08:01Unless Punky rewires the TV set.
08:03Then we can all sit around and watch the dishwasher.
08:06Shoot it.
08:07And a 100-watt bulb burning for 10 hours uses up one kilowatt hour.
08:15By replacing that with a 40-watt bulb, it would take 25 hours to use the same amount of electricity.
08:21That's enough energy to...
08:22Danny, this isn't a movie.
08:24It's just a still.
08:25That's great, Keith.
08:28Now, for the movies, remember, speak up and look right into the camera.
08:32Okay?
08:32Action.
08:34And here's...
08:35I'll do it one more time.
08:37And here's a tip that's easy for everyone to remember.
08:40Always turn out the light before you leave the room.
08:46And don't forget the garbage disposal, too.
08:49Eat.
08:50Also, cut it.
08:52I can't believe it.
09:13You know, you can't buy better publicity than this.
09:16Not only local radio and TV coverage, but now the wire services have picked up the story.
09:20The thing that pleases me is that our campaign has done some good.
09:23Sure has.
09:24Yeah, and turning this freezer off will help plenty, too.
09:27According to this article, San Pueblo has cut down about 15%.
09:30Well, that's the end of it. Let's get it into the refrigerator.
09:32Right. My hands are freezing.
09:35You know, this thing uses up 150 kilowatt hours a month.
09:40How do you know that?
09:41Because I'm the only one who bothered to read the pamphlet from the power company.
09:45Well, speaking of that, how are you people doing with your own energy cutback?
09:49According to Danny, we're doing great.
09:51Yeah. We have 270 kilowatt hours left in this month.
09:55See, I learned to read the electric meter.
09:57They have those four little clocks, and you'll read the highest number, and the arrow points down to the...
10:01That's very interesting, Danny.
10:02Well, we got everything in except for two pizzas, a submarine sandwich, and a half a gallon of Rocky Road ice cream.
10:13Guess what we're having for dinner.
10:17Don't worry, Mom. You can count on me in this crisis.
10:21When it comes to food, you ought to cut back 50%.
10:24Well, if you'll excuse me, I have to go read the meter again.
10:28You know, that kid plays his cards right.
10:34He could become a meter maid.
10:38What?
10:434990.
10:44We can go to 5017 this month.
10:47So let me see.
10:49That's 5017 minus 4990.
10:56Oh, that equals 27.
10:5927? Oh, no.
11:01Can't be.
11:03It's 5017 minus 4990.
11:10Please be 270.
11:1427.
11:16I misread it last time.
11:18And you see, Your Honor, I just got to thinking it over, and I figured it would be a little cruel to print the names of those poor energy hogs in the newspaper.
11:30Well, I realize that you don't want to hurt anyone, but I think your first instincts were correct, Dennis.
11:37Danny.
11:38Right.
11:39We've got to make an example of these energy hogs.
11:43Yes, that'll have a tremendous effect.
11:46You can say that again.
11:47Well, the town council and I are really taken with your suggestion.
11:52In fact, I think we've improved on it.
11:55Improved on it?
11:56Mm-hmm.
11:57We've erected a giant billboard right in the middle of the town where everyone can see it.
12:03And you're going to put the names?
12:05In big red letters.
12:07Daddy, do you like a waffle?
12:18Uh, no, thanks.
12:19This cold cereal's fine.
12:20That's weird.
12:21I thought I heard Danny turn down a waffle.
12:23I thought I heard the same thing.
12:25No, a waffle, that's five below your average.
12:29Aren't you hungry?
12:30Well, a little bit.
12:32But the less electricity we use, the better.
12:36I think I'll have a carrot.
12:37Wouldn't want to be an energy hog.
12:55How come you're so gung-ho all of a sudden?
12:57Yeah, we're doing okay with our energy cutback, aren't we?
13:00Sure.
13:01You don't sound convinced.
13:03You did read the meter, didn't you?
13:04Yeah, sure, I rent it.
13:08Lori, don't forget to put that laundry in the washing machine before you leave for school.
13:12Oh, that's right, Mom.
13:13Relax, I'm not doing anything.
13:15I'll put the laundry in for you.
13:32Danny, what are you doing?
13:35Would you believe I'm doing this out of the goodness of my heart?
13:41Would you believe the washing machine's broken?
13:46Would you believe I misread the meter?
13:48You did what?
13:50You mean we don't have 270 kilowatt hours left?
13:53Not quite.
13:56Not quite?
13:57How many do we have left?
14:01As of yesterday, 27.
14:0427?
14:05For two days?
14:06Danny, that means we'll be energy hogs.
14:08The model family.
14:10Okay, from now on, you read the meter.
14:12There's nothing left to read.
14:13Well, if you want to read...
14:14Okay, okay, we can't settle this by arguing.
14:17We can still make it if no one uses electricity unless it's absolutely necessary.
14:22Right.
14:23We'll be on the honor system.
14:24Wrong.
14:25We'll be on the vigilante system.
14:26Come back here, you little...
14:51Vigilante.
14:53Vigilante.
14:53Vigilante.
15:16King?
15:46Hi, there.
16:02Hi, there.
16:04Well?
16:06Well, I just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it.
16:10Get a crew cut.
16:16I guess the vigilante system didn't work.
16:28What's the latest meter reading?
16:30We have three kilowatt hours left.
16:33Three?
16:34Oh, great.
16:35Well, let's listen to the radio for one minute and then turn ourselves in to the mayor.
16:39We're sunk.
16:40Not yet.
16:41We have one last chance.
16:43No electricity.
16:45Period.
16:46They just don't write songs like that anymore.
17:05I don't know why they wrote it then.
17:07Well, it isn't much, but at least it doesn't use energy.
17:10That's easy for you to say.
17:13It's not only scratching.
17:15It's knocking.
17:17That's the door, dummy.
17:25Hi, Reuben.
17:26I surely, I rang the bell, but nobody answered.
17:29Danny disconnected it.
17:30It uses electricity.
17:31Oh, that's ridiculous.
17:33What is going on around here?
17:35It's as dark as a coal mine.
17:37That's the way it's going to stay until tomorrow.
17:40What's tomorrow?
17:41The end of the billing period.
17:43We've already used up our electricity for the month.
17:45Yeah, but nobody can live without electricity.
17:48You can if you're a model family.
17:51With a brother who's a model meter reader.
17:53Oh, a cup of coffee would be perfect now.
18:01You don't like coffee.
18:02I know, but it would be hot.
18:04And it's freezing in here.
18:06You're right.
18:07A cold dinner didn't help.
18:08Especially that soup.
18:09I hate cold soup.
18:11That was gazpacho, dummy.
18:13It's supposed to be cold.
18:14Well, it sure is dull eating nothing but tuna fish, sliced tomatoes, and cold peas.
18:19Yeah, the only thing warm is the dessert.
18:22Be quiet and drink your ice cream.
18:25Sure, I'm glad dinner's over.
18:27Me too.
18:28Now what do we do?
18:28Sit around and watch each other get frostbite?
18:30No, we go into the living room and watch you build a fire in the fireplace.
18:35Me?
18:35Yeah, that didn't take too long.
18:50You're planning on being an arsonist for a living.
18:52Forget it.
18:53Yeah, well, I guess that's why my scouting career ended at Tenderfoot.
18:57It ended when you found out they didn't allow girls on the hikes.
19:00See, that fire really looks good.
19:03Makes me think of toasting marshmallows.
19:05Yeah, I think we're out.
19:07Uh, no, we're not.
19:09How do you know?
19:10Because I hid some away for a rainy day.
19:12Oh, well, believe me, it's a rainy day.
19:14Go get them.
19:16Danny, be careful.
19:18It's dark in there.
19:19Don't worry, Mom.
19:20I've got eyes like a cat.
19:23Ow!
19:24Danny!
19:25I told you, I'm perfectly at home in the dark.
19:30Danny, are you all right?
19:31Well, that depends on how fond of this cookie jar you were.
19:45Thanks, Mom.
19:46Well, it's almost over.
19:48Tomorrow we can get back to normal.
19:50Right.
19:51The first thing I'm going to do is wash my hair and use an electric dryer.
19:55Yeah, me too.
19:58Mom?
19:59Mm-hmm?
20:00Can we do this again tomorrow night?
20:03Why?
20:04Because it's fun.
20:06Yeah, we'll get somebody else to start the fire, okay?
20:08She's right, though.
20:09I can't remember the last time the family got together like this for a whole evening.
20:13Yeah, no fights.
20:14Too bad it took an energy crisis for us to realize how much fun it is just to sit around together.
20:21Well, how about a little sunshine?
20:23Good idea.
20:24Hey, that sounds great.
20:26Let's do it.
20:27I've got the sunshine in my hands
20:39You've got the sunshine in your hands
20:44We've got the sunshine in our hands
20:48Now let it shine all over this land
20:51You've got to love, love, one another
20:56Shine, shine on your brother
21:00And the whole world we'll discover
21:04In the arms of every woman and man
21:07You've got the sunshine in our hands
21:12I've got the sunshine in my hands
21:16You've got the sunshine in your hands
21:20Now let it shine all over this land
21:23Holy, holy, glory, glory
21:32Hallelujah, I've been living now
21:36Holy, holy, glory, glory
21:40You can give without receiving
21:43We've got the sunshine
21:45We've got the sunshine
21:47I've got the sunshine
21:49I've got the sunshine
21:49You've got the sunshine
21:52Holy, holy, glory
21:55I've got the sunshine
21:57You've got the sunshine
21:59Sunshine in my hands
22:03You've got the sunshine in your hands
22:07We've got the sunshine in our hands
22:10Now let it shine all over this land
22:14You've got the sunshine
22:16You've got the sunshine
22:17One another, whoa, shine, shine on your brother, and the whole world will discover in the arms of everyone on his land.
22:29You've got the sunshine, we've got the sunshine, I've got the sun that's a shine in my hands.
22:36You've got the sun that's a shine in your hands, we've got the sun that's a shine in our hands, nowhere to shine.
22:47All over this land.
23:13You know, I have to confess, I didn't think we'd make it.
23:16Me neither.
23:16We almost didn't. If I'd opened that refrigerator door one more time.
23:20Yeah, and if I hadn't unplugged that nightlight.
23:22Anyhow, we made it. That means we can make it again this month.
23:25Of course we can. It's easy if we don't wait till the last minute.
23:28Mom, can I have another piece of toast?
23:30No.
23:32I forgot. The toaster's electric.
23:35That isn't it. We're out of bread.
23:38Good morning, everybody.
23:39Morning, Ruben.
23:40Ruben!
23:42What brings you here so early?
23:43Well, actually, I came over for two reasons. One is to get a real cup of coffee.
23:47The other is to tell you that I'm really very proud of all of you.
23:51Well, we're very proud of you, too, Ruben.
23:54Oh? What for?
23:55You made all the papers.
23:57You're kidding.
23:58Read it yourself. Page five.
24:00I'll bet this is because the whole campaign was my idea, right?
24:08Energy Hawk.
24:10Me?
24:11They even spelled your name right.
24:13How could you let a thing like that happen, Ruben?
24:16Yeah, you're only one person. We're a family of six.
24:19And we made it easy.
24:20We're a family of six.
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