Invasion of the Pooh Snatchers

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00:00 (BIRDS CHIRPING)

00:02 (CHUCKLES)

00:06 Spring is perfect for springing into swimming holes,

00:09 which everybody also knows is what tiggers do to best.

00:13 (YAWNS)

00:15 I'd rather take a nap in this warm sun

00:18 than a dip in that very cold water.

00:21 Well, then keep your eyes peeled

00:23 for my spectacular prawn dive

00:25 with a half-twist of lemonade.

00:27 (CHUCKLES)

00:28 (WHINES)

00:30 That was a nice refresherize-a-dippity.

00:33 Your turn, Pooh Bear.

00:35 Pooh Bear?

00:37 (YAWNS)

00:39 Say, what good is a nice spring nap

00:41 if you're gonna sleep right through it?

00:44 Why, there's gotta be gazillions of things

00:46 tiggers do best on spring days.

00:49 Just like I was saying,

00:53 spring's perfect for chasing a stripedy-typed butterfly.

00:58 Ooh, what a dither-frying experience.

01:02 He may be stripish, but he's not very tiggerish.

01:06 Say, who'd be creepy crawling around in the bushes

01:09 on a springy-type day like this?

01:12 Could it be some monstrous monstrosity

01:14 waiting to spring out and grab you?

01:16 (GRUNTS)

01:18 Is it maybe heffalumps?

01:21 Or possibly woozles?

01:23 Or gasp!

01:25 Jagulars!

01:27 Yipes!

01:30 Pigglet, little buddy, little pal.

01:32 What's the idea of roaming around the woods all alone?

01:35 Well, I decided to take advantage of this beautiful day

01:38 to add to my very small collection of very small rocks.

01:42 Don't you know it's today's like today

01:45 when jagulars are out making collections

01:48 of very small animals?

01:50 Oh, dear.

01:52 Spring is the jagular's favorite time of year

01:55 for springing out unexpectedly at collective bipples.

01:59 Oh, uh, I just realized how much spring cleaning I have to do.

02:03 If anyone needs me,

02:05 I'll be spending spring locked in my house until fall.

02:09 Hmm.

02:11 I'd better warn Fluffboy.

02:13 Hmm. I don't know anything...

02:16 that makes me hungrier than a nap in the sun.

02:20 Tigger doesn't seem to be here to join me for lunch.

02:24 Maybe he's here for lunch at Pigglet's.

02:27 Wake up, buddy bear!

02:30 I'm too late.

02:32 Poohboy's been snatched by the springing jagular!

02:35 I've got to save Pooh.

02:37 And I've got to protect all my friends

02:40 from the dreadful danger that lurks and springs!

02:49 Oh, dear.

02:51 Excuse me, Pigglet.

02:53 Yipes!

02:54 This seems to be an unusual way to arrange furniture.

02:58 It makes it very difficult to use the front door.

03:02 I had to climb in the bedroom window.

03:04 Oh, Pooh, what are you doing here?

03:07 I'm looking for Tigger and lunch.

03:10 But not necessarily in that order.

03:13 Tigger is missing?

03:15 Oh, dear.

03:16 Pooh, we have to rescue Tigger.

03:19 Rescue Tigger from what, Pigglet?

03:22 The springing jagular.

03:24 Tigger says they like to collect animals, like us.

03:28 Well, then, we must by all means uncollect Tigger.

03:32 But, Pooh, what if the jagular springs into my house

03:35 while we're rescuing Tigger?

03:37 We shall just have to have a surprise

03:39 to spring back at the jagular.

03:42 Neither rain, nor snow, nor feet, nor tail

03:45 can stop this Tigger from warning his buddies.

03:48 Unless the feet and tail happen to be attached

03:51 to a sneaky old jagular.

03:53 ( grunts )

03:54 Say, these aren't jagular noises.

04:02 They're just your everyday kind.

04:05 But that's just the way a jagular would want them to sound

04:08 when it's creepy crawling upon you.

04:11 What's that Tigger supposed to do in a situation like this?

04:15 Hmm.

04:16 Rabbit always seems to know something about most things.

04:19 So maybe he knows something about this thing.

04:22 And he's also a long way away from these sneaky-pants-type noises.

04:26 Not to alarm you, Pigglet,

04:33 but does that sound like a springing jagular to you?

04:37 Oh, dear. Hi, Pooh.

04:41 ( springing noise )

04:43 Uh-oh.

04:44 Not those noisy-type noises again.

04:47 Bounce don't fail me now.

04:50 Pigglet, we have to be very, very quiet.

04:54 But, Pooh, how are we going to rescue Tigger from the jagular

04:58 if we keep hiding from it?

05:00 Don't worry, Pigglet.

05:02 I'm sure the jagular will find us eventually.

05:05 It will?

05:07 Oh, yes. Jagulars usually do, you know.

05:11 Oh, dear. What will we do then, Pooh?

05:14 Well, I suppose we shall think of something, Pigglet.

05:17 Won't it be springing on us while we're thinking of something?

05:21 Not if we spring first.

05:23 Can we do that?

05:24 Why, certainly.

05:26 All we have to do is practice.

05:29 Ready?

05:30 One, two, three...

05:33 Spring!

05:37 That seemed much more like falling than springing, Pooh.

05:43 What the ding-dang it do you think you're doing

05:46 dropping in all unexpected like that?

05:49 Don't you know you could hurt the floor or something?

05:52 I'm sorry, Gopher.

05:54 I was practicing my springing,

05:56 but I don't seem to have the up-down yet quite.

06:00 What are you springing for, anyways?

06:03 To save Tigger from the terrible jagular that's collected him.

06:07 Springing jagular, huh?

06:09 Well, a jagular is everybody's problem.

06:13 And I know pretty nicely how to handle that springy whipper-snapper.

06:19 No time for seed-stuffing now, long-ears.

06:25 Tigger, what do...

06:27 We gotta jump in jagular to snatch the certain Pooh bear,

06:30 otherwise known as Pooh, bear.

06:32 Jagulars?

06:33 Oh, my goodness gracious.

06:36 But, bunny boy, why are we going to piglets?

06:39 Before I start running around like a fool with stripes yelling,

06:43 "Help! Jagular!"

06:45 I want to hear piglets' side of the story.

06:48 Hey, that looks like fun.

06:53 Let me give it a try.

06:54 Come on, long-ears, it's my turn.

06:56 Just wait a minute, Tigger.

06:58 There must be a jagular out there.

07:04 Why else would piglet build a jagular trap?

07:07 We'll have to return to the scene of the Pooh snatching,

07:10 set some bait, and catch that jagular in the act.

07:14 You got the right idea, Pooh.

07:18 All you need, a little technical...

07:22 I wouldn't mind a little smackerel assistance.

07:26 First, tonight, we return to the scene of the crime.

07:30 The old women...

07:32 Tonight? When it's dark?

07:35 We'll set up piglet as the bait to be collected.

07:39 Oh, dear.

07:40 And then Pooh and I will grab that up to no gooder.

07:44 Why, thank you, piglet.

07:48 Can't we do it when it's not so dark?

07:50 And when I'm somewhere else, I have to be?

07:52 Nope, dark, the best.

07:54 I'm piglet. Jagulars can't see us.

07:58 But we won't be able to see it either.

08:00 Eh, trivialities.

08:02 We got more important things to think about.

08:05 What's more confusing than one Pooh bear?

08:11 More confusing than two...

08:14 Three of them.

08:16 Why, that's so easy. I didn't even know it.

08:19 We'll dress like Pooh, which will confuse the jaguars so much,

08:24 he won't know who he's collected and who he hasn't.

08:28 And that's when we'll catch him.

08:30 We have to Pooh bear-ize ourselves.

08:33 Follow me.

08:35 You're on, fat piglet.

08:37 Pooh, take your position.

08:40 Oh, bother.

08:44 Now, Tigger, you hop on the tree swing and wait for the jaguar.

08:49 Then, when it comes for you, I'll jump out and say, "Aha!"

08:54 He'll be so confused, we'll catch him and make him return the real Pooh bear.

08:59 Anything for the good of Pooh-beardom.

09:02 That jaguar's out-disguised us. He looks like piglet.

09:06 Pooh? Yes?

09:08 That "yes" sounds like fluff boy.

09:11 I'll save you, buddy bear.

09:14 Bring him, Pooh, now!

09:17 Oh, bother.

09:19 That sounds like the jaguar.

09:21 And he's not getting away this time.

09:24 Tigger?

09:28 Me?

09:30 Oh, dear.

09:32 That jaguar will never show his face around here again.

09:37 Tigger. Pooh boy.

09:40 You're saved.

09:42 Oh, Pooh, you don't have to thank me.

09:45 We're friends, too.

09:47 Ding-dang-minute here, Tigger.

09:50 Who rescued you?

09:52 No, not at all. It was Tigger who rescued Pooh.

09:56 Oh, dear. A lot more of us needed rescuing than I thought.

10:01 And the best thing is, piglet, that we all got rescued by each other.

10:06 Yeah. Those old jagulars haven't got a chance with us around.

10:11 Perhaps we could all share a small smackerel of something to celebrate my...

10:16 Your... Our rescue?

10:19 Well, that even sounds good to me.

10:23 Let's go!

10:25 Oh, boy.

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