Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh: A Great Day by Draven Fuldauer - Dailymotion

Draven Fuldauer

Release Date: February 8, 2005 Voice Cast Jim Cummings Paul Winchell John Fielder Peter Cullen Ken Sansom Michael Gough WARNING: This DVD might feature some extremely rare footage of all four entire episodes of the vintage late 80's and early 90's Saturday morning cartoon The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1988-1991). Episodes All's Well That Ends Wishing Well (1989) Babysitter Blues (1990) Party Poohper (1989) Piglet's Poohetry (1990) The following previews of this DVD enhanced with Disney Fast Play are Pooh's Heffalump Movie Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh: Friends Forever JoJo's Circus: Take a Bow The following previews on the other side of the Sneak Peeks menu are Bambi: Special Edition The Incredibles Disney Learning Adventures: Winnie the Pooh: ABCs/123s Disney Princess Stories: Volume 2/Disney Princess Party: Volume 2 Disney Princess

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00:00Po' Tigger, tu voudrais entendre mon nouvel oeuvre ?

00:24Eh bien, j'aimerais vraiment, Piglet, mais j'ai besoin de mettre mes chaussures en ordre, en ordre alphabétique !

00:30Mais Tigger, tu n'as pas de chaussures !

00:33Je sais, mais je...

00:37Nous aimerions entendre ton oeuvre, Piglet !

00:44Ode aux fleurs, une oeuvre de Piglet !

00:47C'est moi ! Oh, comment j'aime m'occuper des jolies fleurs !

00:52Oui, c'est comme ça, chaque jour de l'été, j'aime passer les heures.

00:56Et à chaque fois que je vois un daffodil...

01:00Yuck ! Je pense que ce truc de rime me fait mal !

01:05Dis, Piglet, tu sais, ce n'est pas un très poétique morceau de poésie !

01:11La rose, c'est tellement joli !

01:13Ça me fait toujours vouloir chanter !

01:16Yuck !

01:17Je vais voir si je peux le réparer pour toi !

01:23J'aime sentir les jolies fleurs quand je m'occupe du matin.

01:29Mais je suis tellement occupé de rimer, que je tombe dans un trou !

01:43Maintenant, c'est mon moment !

01:47Maintenant, c'est de la poésie !

01:52Voici un magnifique spécimen, aussi joli que tu le souhaites !

01:56Et il serait beaucoup plus gentil, c'est un morceau de fleurs !

02:03Oh, non !

02:06Alors, c'est parti, avec toute ta force !

02:08C'est parti, à la vitesse de la lumière !

02:10Tu dois arrêter et t'arrêter !

02:14Oh, mon amour, ce n'est pas du tout le poème que j'avais à l'esprit !

02:19Et donc, tu penses que ta difficulté est terminée, et tu es vraiment content !

02:24Mais, tu ne veux pas que la lumière s'éteigne, c'est vrai !

02:28Tu ne veux pas que ta douleur s'arrête, c'est vrai !

02:31C'est faux !

02:32C'est faux !

02:33Tu veux que j'arrête et qu'on se reprenne !

02:35Non, non, non !

02:37Je veux que tu arrêtes et qu'on se reprenne !

02:41But you don't want to slow down now, cause you forgot them bumblybees.

02:52Did I mention the brick wall?

02:54No.

02:55Sorry.

03:01If only you were just a bit, a tiny bit bigger.

03:07But since you aren't, you'll have to yell.

03:12Oh, save me, save me, Tigger.

03:14So say goodbye to all the flowers, cause this here poem is done.

03:19But just remember to thank old Tigger for giving you all this fun.

03:24Oh, that was a wonderful poem, Piglet. Very exciting.

03:28Do you perhaps have another one we could read?

03:31Help!

03:36It was awfully nice of you to invite us over to hear your poem, Piglet.

03:40Yup, had nothing better to do. Not that I ever do.

03:47I can't quite put my finger on it.

03:50But there's something different about your house, Piglet.

03:53It must be the flowers.

04:01I took a few precautions to keep Tigger from ruining my new poem.

04:05Feel something bad about to happen?

04:09There.

04:11Now I'm safe to read it.

04:16I call my poem, To Be Small.

04:19I never saw a poem, you see, as lovely as a piglet, like me.

04:24There's nothing wrong to being minute.

04:26And let's face it, I am very cute.

04:33Oh dear.

04:34Perhaps I should have checked the roof before I started my...

04:38...poem.

04:40Never fear, Tigger's here!

04:45A birdie. Tweet, tweet, tweet.

04:48Let me out, Tigger.

04:50And it talks, too.

04:52The birdie is actually Piglet.

04:55You sure if I toss him up into the wild blue yonder, he won't flap around for us?

05:00Tigger, sit down and be quiet.

05:02Piglet's about to read us another of his poems.

05:06Yep, can't wait.

05:09Tigger, you can stay if you promise to behave.

05:14To be small or not to be small.

05:17That's no small matter at all.

05:20Many nice things can be quite teeny.

05:22A leaf, a bird, even a beanie.

05:25You can hide in a crack or a thimble.

05:29Suddenly you get criss-smashed by a thimble.

05:33Why are there so many Tiggers here?

05:36Now that's what I call poetry.

05:44It's hard to be little like a fly.

05:47Take one wrong step and it's bye-bye.

05:53Nothing you see is ever that small.

05:56Unless it stands next to something tall.

05:59Oops, how'd that happen?

06:01I just say the word and visualize.

06:04And I'll be back to my Tiggerish size.

06:07This poetry, I think it's time to quit.

06:10It does seem to have a few bugs in it.

06:13Help me, Piglet, I'm losing my lead.

06:16I don't want to end up as buggity bug feed.

06:22The teeny weeny Tigger runs up a tree.

06:27Then splashes into the raging sea.

06:38He tries to grab onto a log.

06:42But it turns out to be a giant frog.

06:51My, I like this much better than my last poem.

06:54Though I'm not sure Tigger does.

06:57Splishity-splash, he goes down the creek.

07:00Thought we were in the ocean?

07:07Uh-oh.

07:14Suddenly he's grabbed by a big bird beak.

07:18Hey, be careful what you say.

07:21Be careful what you say.

07:23One wrong word could ruin my day.

07:26High into the sky, Tigger does soar.

07:28But then he quickly drops.

07:32Onto an Eeyore.

07:36Looks like some kind of Tigger fly.

07:40So Eeyore swats him seven miles high.

07:47Until he slams

07:50into rabbit.

07:53That doesn't rhyme very well.

07:55Hey, who turned out the lights?

08:11Hmm, this feels kind of deja-blue.

08:20Hello, Tigger.

08:22Hi, Poop Boy.

08:26Tigger, Tigger, where did he go?

08:29Could you do me a favor?

08:31Don't let me become today's favorite flavor.

08:34Whatever you do, don't take a swallow.

08:50Tigger, Tigger, where did he go?

08:53I wonder if I...

08:55Oh, no.

08:57I turn the knob, look what pours out.

08:59A little Tigger from the spout.

09:04I didn't know all the while

09:06that being little was such a trial.

09:09Well, you've been through enough for today.

09:11It's time for you to grow, I say.

09:15He's begun to shrink.

09:18He's smaller than a blob of ink.

09:21I'm starting to feel a little queer.

09:23If this keeps up, I'll disappear.

09:28Oh, dear, when I told Tigger I wanted him to grow,

09:31I meant grow big, not small.

09:33Oh, no.

09:48Oh, I learned my lesson, that's for sure.

09:51I'll never make fun of poetry no more.

09:54I promise everyone I'll always be good.

09:58Say, is that a flying redwood?

10:06Don't worry, Tigger, that's okay.

10:08But you can go far, far away.

10:13Oh, this nothing is so widespread.

10:16I wonder if it was something that I said.

10:21Nah!

10:47So soft, so soothing,

10:50so call me a sentimental fool,

10:52but I do love to hear the birds sing the dawn chorus.

10:57Not that I generally allow the feathered felons

11:00within a hundred miles of my garden,

11:02but the birds of the dawn chorus

11:04shall always be an exception.

11:08Ah-ha!

11:13What could possibly be more beautiful?

11:16Oh, my!

11:18Oh, my! Oh, my!

11:21Pooh, would you care for some tea with honey?

11:24Yes, Piglet, but without the tea, if you please.

11:28Whee!

11:30Whee!

11:40And there it was.

11:42Whatever it was, again.

11:44Kinda sounded like a heffalump pushing a woosle down a hill

11:47with a spookable tide around his nose.

11:50Whee!

11:54Come on, you guys,

11:56we gotta find out what's disturbing the peace and the quiet.

11:59Oh!

12:02Owl, cease that silly screeching this second.

12:16Will you please be quiet?

12:19Be quiet? As in not sing?

12:26Stop, you vegetable vandals!

12:28Come back with my produce!

12:31Owl, just look what you've done!

12:34I'm sure it was that off-key, out-of-tune

12:36so-called voice of yours

12:38which brought those confounded crows here in the first place.

12:41Am I to understand

12:43that you did not like my performance?

12:46I want you out of my garden this moment,

12:49right away, effective immediately,

12:51if not sooner.

12:53I can take a hint.

12:56Poor Owl, he seems rather sad.

13:00Not half as sad as I am.

13:02Just look what his sorry singing has cost me.

13:05Oh, don't worry, bunny boy.

13:07I'll help you turn this garden

13:09into the crow-poofiest garden ever.

13:11And perhaps, Piglet, we can help Owl.

13:15Maybe, Owl, if you sang just a little more...

13:18Little? I believe you should sing like this.

13:22Mi, mi-mi-mi, mi-mi-mi-mi-mi...

13:26That is all good and well for one note.

13:29But there are many more needing attention.

13:32For example...

13:34Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti...

13:41And how was that, Piglet?

13:43Piglet?

13:45Well, Owl, it was perhaps a little... loud?

13:49Tigger, are you sure you're sure about this?

13:52Sure. Building crow-catching traps

13:55is what Tiggers do the best.

13:57Just be careful you don't touch that thingamabobby there.

14:00And don't step on that doohickey over there.

14:03And whatever you do,

14:05don't get near to whatever it is next to the

14:07I-forgot-what-to-call-it.

14:09Well, as long as your crow-trap traps those...

14:12crows...

14:15Get out of my garden, you ravenous ravens!

14:22Hey, Long-ears, look out for the watchamadoodle!

14:25You mean this watchamadoodle?

14:33Tigger, your trap isn't trapping the crows.

14:36It's helping them!

14:38Don't worry, funny boy. It's not done doing yet.

14:44Now it's done.

14:46I believe by having a smackerel of this,

14:50you can make your singing sound as sweet as honey.

14:53Honey, you see,

14:55will make your singing much smoother

14:58and more tasteful.

15:07I say, Pooh Bear,

15:09I do believe I now have a voice to bring down the house.

15:14The dawn chorus awaits.

15:21Oh, dear. I don't really think

15:23Owl's singing has gotten too very much better.

15:26Do you, Pooh?

15:27Yes, Biglet, I don't.

15:30I think this may require some thinking.

15:35These crows are smart.

15:37What we're gonna need is a super-stupendous trap.

15:42Now for the secret ingredient.

15:48And what exactly is the secret ingredient?

15:53Keep it under your hat, Long-Ears,

15:56because the secret is...

15:58swill!

16:00And what is swill?

16:03It's what you get when you add a little of this,

16:06and probably a lot more of that.

16:09This is absolutely guaranteed to work.

16:13Well, just to be safe, Tigger,

16:15I want you to watch my garden tonight.

16:19Garden gardens is what Tiggers do the best.

16:24I think I've been think-thinking all night,

16:27and I haven't thought a single thought.

16:31Oh, brother.

16:33Perhaps if I sat in my favorite honey tree,

16:36a thought would come to me.

16:54I do wonder who could teach a bird like owl to sing like a bird.

17:01Who's there? State your name, rank and favorite brand of cereal.

17:11I must have been thinking in my sleep,

17:14because I thought I heard singing.

17:20Was it you birds who were singing like birds?

17:25Do you suppose you could teach owl to sing like a bird?

17:30Sing as you've just sung the song you sang.

17:35He wants to join the chorus in Rabbit's Garden.

17:42Owl, perhaps you should rehearse just the least bit more

17:45before you join the chorus.

17:47Owl, I found these teachers to help you with your singing.

17:51Dear Pooh, my singing is beyond help,

17:54by which I mean to say I simply could be no better than I am.

17:58However, I would be glad to have your friends join me in the chorus.

18:03The more the merrier, I always say.

18:06So long as you don't step on my solo.

18:10Stop! In the name of the long arm of the law!

18:13Who's going there?

18:14It is I, Owl, star of the dawn chorus and associate.

18:21Well then, come on in. The more the merrier, I always say.

18:25Just don't go near the swill.

18:30And now to take my place in the chorus.

18:33Piglet, if you please.

18:48Ah, the dawn chorus.

18:50So soft, so soothing, so...

18:56Not that infernal racket again!

19:01What was that? Crows? Do I hear crows?

19:12Owl, stop that ridiculous racket right now!

19:17But, Robert, Owl's singing did scare the crows away.

19:22And it doesn't look as if they'll be coming back.

19:25Oh my, you're right.

19:27In fact, it seems Owl's singing is the only thing that will keep the crows away.

19:33Wonder what went wrong with my trap.

19:35Must have been a defective doohickey.

19:38If you'll excuse me, I must be off.

19:42Now, Owl, let's not be hasty.

19:44You know you're welcome to sing in my garden right here as often as you'd like.

19:49I do appreciate the offer, Rabbit.

19:51But it has occurred to me that my voice talents are far too fine for the dawn chorus.

20:01I am now ready for the evening chorus.

20:12Maybe I didn't use enough swill?

20:15Nah, couldn't be that.

20:17It's gotta be the thingamabobby.

20:22Tigger, what is this?

20:24This, Bully Boy, is swill.

20:29It makes me very happy to see Owl so very happy.

20:34Yes, things have turned out quite nicely indeed.

20:37All right, everyone, the evening chorus is about to begin.

20:44I'm going to sing in my garden right here as often as you'd like.

20:48Maybe I didn't use enough swill?

20:50Nah, couldn't be that.

20:52It's gotta be the thingamabobby.

20:54Maybe I didn't use enough swill?

20:56All right, everyone, the evening chorus is about to begin.

Winnie The Pooh English) Piglets Poohetry

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