Oh, Bottle! (Winnie the Pooh)

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00:00 ( music playing )

00:03 We're under attack!

00:13 We are?

00:14 Take that, you barnacle!

00:16 Avast there!

00:17 First mate Pooh, take the wheel!

00:20 Oh, it seems to have been taken already.

00:29 All hands on deck!

00:31 Belay the top sail!

00:33 Man the ball works!

00:35 A walnut!

00:37 This reminds me of something,

00:39 although I can't quite remember what it is.

00:43 We shall fight to the last man!

00:46 And the last bear!

00:48 Throw out the anchor, Pooh!

00:51 Oh, bother! Another walnut!

00:57 ( grunting )

00:59 First mate Pooh, we must protect the treasure map.

01:03 ( grunting )

01:05 Piles of gold.

01:07 ( grunting )

01:09 Mountains of silver.

01:11 ( grunting )

01:13 We have to keep it safe at all costs.

01:16 Then perhaps we should get some help?

01:19 Good idea, first mate Pooh.

01:22 Let's put a note in a bottle,

01:24 and whoever finds it will come and save us.

01:28 Write a message on the map.

01:31 What does it say, Pooh Bear?

01:38 I don't know, because...

01:40 ( laughing )

01:41 I can't read.

01:43 ( grunting )

01:51 By using very small bait,

01:53 I can be sure I won't catch too very large a fish.

01:57 Oh, hair!

02:12 ( grunting )

02:16 ( grunting )

02:18 Oh, my, for such a very small bottle,

02:34 you put up a very large struggle.

02:37 Oh, this must be an important message.

02:40 I better ask Pooh what he thinks all this means.

02:45 Oh, d-d-d-d-dear!

02:47 Everybody's somewhere other than here.

03:02 I wonder where that is.

03:04 Hey, a note in a bottle.

03:07 ( grunting )

03:09 Nobody needs one of these

03:11 unless they're macarooned on a deserted isle.

03:14 This must mean I'm lost.

03:16 And I didn't even know I was missing.

03:19 What am I going to do?

03:21 How am I going to find me?

03:23 I can't go on much longer.

03:25 I'm a-gonna... done for.

03:28 ( screaming )

03:30 Water!

03:34 Water!

03:36 Oh, Pooh, I found a bottle, and it had a note in it.

03:42 Why, that's very interesting, Biglet.

03:45 Christopher Robin was just speaking of bottles and messages...

03:51 and such.

03:53 ( gasps )

03:54 Oh, my.

03:55 I'll bet the note's from Christopher Robin.

03:58 He must be in trouble.

04:00 We shall have to get Owl to read it for us.

04:03 But, Pooh, I don't have it anymore.

04:05 Then we'd better hurry.

04:09 Honey boy, I can't go on.

04:12 You gotta tell me. Where am I?

04:14 Why, Tigger, you're right here.

04:17 Well, so I am.

04:19 Guess I won't be needing this.

04:22 What was that?

04:26 Can you read it, Long Ears?

04:30 Why, this is so simple, even Owl could read it.

04:34 Then let's go get Owl.

04:37 ( laughing )

04:39 Why, Pooh Bear, of course I'd be happy to read the note.

04:45 But first, I'd have to see it.

04:48 But it's gone.

04:49 Good thing we got another one.

04:51 Came in a bottle.

04:52 Pooh, that's it. That's the bottle.

04:55 Aha.

05:03 Hey, this reminds me of something.

05:06 But I just remember what.

05:08 Well, what does it say?

05:14 This clearly is written in a forgotten language

05:17 of the ancients, likely thousands of years old.

05:21 Judging by the script,

05:22 something from the lower Lumbar region.

05:25 But, Owl, I think it was sent by Christopher Robin

05:29 because he's in trouble.

05:31 In that case, this is most definitely

05:33 a recipe for coconut cream pie.

05:36 It's a disaster, an apostrophe.

05:38 There's no telling what kind of terrible trouble

05:41 the poor guy's in.

05:42 He could be in the clutches of kid-eating cannibibles.

05:46 There are no cannibibles in the 100-acre wood.

05:49 Then probably it's kid-eating sharks.

05:52 Ah, yeah, tigger sharks, the stripedy kind.

05:58 Wait a second.

05:59 There are no sharks in the 100-acre wood.

06:02 Wrong time of year.

06:04 Then it's definitely...

06:07 Spookable!

06:10 Oh, dear. Poor Christopher Robin.

06:12 What can we do?

06:13 We'll send him a message in a bottle.

06:16 What good is that going to do, Pooh?

06:19 We'll follow the bottle to him.

06:26 Let me launch it for you, buddy bear.

06:28 It's what tiggers do best.

06:30 A walnut.

06:35 A walnut?

06:37 It's the pack rats.

06:39 Of course.

06:40 That's what the walnuts reminded me of.

06:43 Come on, we got to get that bottle back.

06:45 Christopher Robin's depending on us.

06:48 There they are.

06:50 Follow that bottle.

06:53 (SNIFFING)

06:54 There's no escaping now.

07:01 You might as well hand over that bottle.

07:03 Yes, if you please.

07:06 (SNARLING)

07:07 Hey!

07:08 (SNARLING)

07:09 I got it!

07:13 I got it.

07:14 I got it.

07:21 Oh, bother.

07:23 Oh, my!

07:32 It's Buster Froggit.

07:34 Oh, thank you.

07:50 But without a bottle,

07:52 we can never use this to rescue Christopher Robin.

07:56 Oh.

08:02 (MUMBLING)

08:04 Hello!

08:15 Oh, hey, hey!

08:20 Thank you, pack rats.

08:22 Now, if you wouldn't mind, Mr. Bottle,

08:25 we'd like to see Christopher Robin.

08:27 So, could we please get started?

08:30 Can't please hurry?

08:32 Hey, bathtubs are great,

08:34 as long as the water stays on the outside.

08:37 (ALL GASPING)

08:41 (ALL GASPING)

08:42 Oh, dear.

08:47 (WATER SPLASHING)

08:49 I think we've seen the worst.

08:58 You're right, Rabbit.

09:00 It's right up there ahead of us.

09:02 (ALL SCREAMING)

09:07 Now that the bottle has lost us,

09:14 we can never save Christopher Robin.

09:17 Oh, here you all are.

09:19 I've been looking everywhere for you.

09:21 I got your message.

09:23 There you are, Christopher Robin.

09:25 We found you.

09:26 We did it.

09:27 Christopher Robin, we've saved you.

09:31 Saved me, Pooh?

09:33 Oh, yeah, from the cannibibles.

09:35 And the tigger sharks and spookables.

09:38 Sounds pretty exciting.

09:40 Sorry I missed it.

09:41 You mean you weren't in any trouble?

09:44 Oh, bother.

09:46 Oh, but I was in trouble.

09:50 You were?

09:51 Oh, yes.

09:52 You came just in time.

09:54 We did?

09:55 You see, I picked these flowers for my mother,

09:58 and I don't have anything to put them in.

10:01 But this will do perfectly.

10:03 It does look very nice.

10:08 Why, yes, very nice indeed.

10:11 I'm so glad we could help you, Christopher Robin.

10:14 Yeah, saving Christopher Robin is what we do best, you know.

10:18 (GIGGLES)

10:19 Sure, if it hadn't been for you,

10:21 I never would have been able to give Mom these.

10:24 Walnuts?

10:26 Well, Mom likes these, too.

10:29 Hmm.

10:31 Those walnuts remind me of something.

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