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00:00:00It's Purnell. What's he doing?
00:00:02Watching. Watching what?
00:00:03You're watching Whitney Kids.
00:00:05Whitney Kids!
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00:01:01Weekday afternoons
00:01:02at 3.30.
00:01:03Theodore
00:01:14He's a tugboat
00:01:17and a friendly tugboat too
00:01:19A friendly tugboat too
00:01:22Oh, Theodore
00:01:24likes to do
00:01:26the things that friendly tugboats do
00:01:29But the tugs can't bring your tanker
00:01:35in right now.
00:01:37Well, how do you like that?
00:01:39Hung up on me!
00:01:41How unfriendly!
00:01:44Oh, hello there!
00:01:46Well, I'm having a few problems here today.
00:01:50Come on, I have to go outside for just a minute.
00:01:51Come on, I have to go outside for you.
00:01:52Come on, I have to go outside for you.
00:01:53Come on, I have to go outside for you.
00:01:54Hey!
00:01:55Come on, I have to go outside for you.
00:01:56Come on, I have to go outside for you.
00:01:57Oh, yeah.
00:01:58Oh, yeah.
00:01:59Uh-huh.
00:02:00Oh, she's out there all right.
00:02:01Big oil tanker.
00:02:02You know the person in charge at the refinery?
00:02:04She keeps phoning me saying, bring her in, bring her in.
00:02:07But all the tugs are, they're all very busy today,
00:02:10so everybody's gonna have to wait their turn.
00:02:12Between you and me,
00:02:14the person at the refinery isn't being very friendly at all.
00:02:20You know, Emily had a problem like this just the other day.
00:02:25Oh, there was a ship that wasn't being very friendly to her.
00:02:28Now, let me see if I can remember what she did.
00:02:33Oh, yes.
00:02:34Oh, yes.
00:02:39One summer night, Emily and Theodore were floating home together,
00:02:42just talking about this and that.
00:02:45Did I ever tell you about the time I was in Africa?
00:02:48said Emily.
00:02:49No, replied Theodore.
00:02:51Oh, please do, Emily.
00:02:53Theodore loved talking with Emily.
00:02:55It felt so nice to talk with his friend.
00:02:57Well, began Emily.
00:02:59I was sent to Africa to bring back a ship who had broken her engine
00:03:02and suddenly a bright, shiny light streaked across the sky.
00:03:07What's that? said Emily.
00:03:09Shooting star, said Theodore.
00:03:12It's too big to be a star, gasped Emily.
00:03:17Look, said Theodore.
00:03:19The bright, shiny light suddenly seemed to fall right into the ocean
00:03:23not far from the big harbor.
00:03:25The tugs were silent for a long moment after that.
00:03:29Emily, said Theodore, finally in a very quiet voice.
00:03:34That was the strangest thing.
00:03:43The tugs were gathered at the great ocean dock.
00:03:45The dispatcher was just giving out the jobs for the day
00:03:48when a very surprising visitor appeared.
00:03:50The dispatcher was the first to see her.
00:03:53Tug boats, he announced.
00:03:55We have a guest this morning.
00:03:59Constance, whispered George in a small voice,
00:04:01most unlike his usual booming self.
00:04:05Now, all the tugs had seen Constance the Coast Guard ship before,
00:04:09but no one had ever actually talked to her.
00:04:12She always seemed very serious and very important.
00:04:16Good morning, Constance, said the dispatcher.
00:04:19And then he turned to the tugs with a look that said,
00:04:21be on your best behavior.
00:04:25Good morning, Constance, the tugs said politely.
00:04:29Good morning, replied Constance briskly.
00:04:32And then she stopped before Emily.
00:04:35Emily, she said.
00:04:37I would like you to meet me at the harbor entrance later.
00:04:39I have a special job for you.
00:04:42Emily was surprised.
00:04:44She turned to the dispatcher to see if that was all right.
00:04:48That's fine, Emily, said the dispatcher.
00:04:50I will have another tugboat do your harbor job today.
00:04:53Excuse me, Constance, said Emily, turning to Constance.
00:04:59What will we be doing?
00:05:00But Constance didn't answer Emily's question.
00:05:03She was already heading off.
00:05:07Well, that's the second strange thing that's happened lately,
00:05:10said Theodore quietly.
00:05:12First, that bright, shiny light last night.
00:05:15And now, this.
00:05:19The tugs couldn't stop talking about Constance.
00:05:23I wish Constance had told me what my special job is, said Emily.
00:05:26Constance is our coast guard, said Foduck in a serious voice.
00:05:31That means she's in charge of guarding our ocean.
00:05:33Maybe she's on a secret mission and needs you to help her.
00:05:36She probably needs you for something important.
00:05:41Still, said Theodore quietly, she left before she could answer Emily's question.
00:05:45She doesn't seem very friendly.
00:05:49The others said nothing, but inside, they all agreed with Theodore.
00:05:53Constance didn't seem very friendly.
00:05:58Emily caught up with Constance near the entrance to the harbor.
00:06:01Constance set off without a word, and Emily followed behind, feeling more and more puzzled.
00:06:06Excuse me, Constance, called Emily, trying to catch up.
00:06:10Where are we going?
00:06:12No time to talk, Emily, called Constance above the drum of her powerful coast guard engine.
00:06:17We have important work to do.
00:06:19Emily could see they were passing the last marker buoy in the harbor.
00:06:23So we're going out in the ocean, she said to herself.
00:06:27Emily forgot all about her questions.
00:06:29This will be like an adventure, she thought.
00:06:31Constance led Emily quite a ways along the coast, getting further and further from the harbor.
00:06:40Finally, Constance turned away from the shore and headed out towards the open ocean.
00:06:47Not too long after that, Constance slowed her engine and announced,
00:06:52It should be near here.
00:06:54Then she began searching the water.
00:06:56What should be near here?
00:06:58Are you looking for something? said Emily.
00:06:59What is it? I mean, would you like me to help you find it?
00:07:02I'll tell you about it later, said Constance, quickly.
00:07:05But right now, I'm very busy. Just float quietly.
00:07:08Suddenly, Emily saw something. It was floating in the water just ahead.
00:07:13Constance, Constance, she called.
00:07:18Constance headed over immediately.
00:07:20That is just a piece of driftwood, said Constance.
00:07:23It is not what I'm looking for.
00:07:24Well, maybe if you told me what to look for, Emily started to say,
00:07:30I already told you, interrupted Constance, to float quietly.
00:07:34Now I have a lot of work to do.
00:07:36Well, Emily was beginning to get very upset and she could feel her engine getting hotter and hotter.
00:07:41I was only trying to help, she said quietly.
00:07:46But Constance was already searching again with that busy look of hers.
00:07:50Emily couldn't help agreeing with what Theodore had said.
00:07:53Constance really didn't seem very friendly.
00:07:56Not very friendly at all.
00:07:58Back in the harbor, Theodore and Hank were heading home from work.
00:08:05Theodore turned and gazed sadly toward the ocean.
00:08:09It's getting late, he said.
00:08:12We still haven't heard from Emily.
00:08:14She must be very busy with Constance, said Hank.
00:08:18Theodore was getting more and more concerned about Emily.
00:08:21But right now, it seemed there was nothing to be done but wait.
00:08:26Wait and worry about Emily.
00:08:31The sun was beginning to sail over the edge of the ocean.
00:08:34And Emily was still floating after Constance, who was still searching and searching.
00:08:39Hurry, said Constance.
00:08:41It'll be dark soon and we must find it.
00:08:43Then Emily saw something floating in the water.
00:08:48Now Emily didn't want to talk, she didn't want to upset Constance again.
00:08:52And maybe he thought, Emily, this was just another piece of driftwood.
00:08:56But it didn't look like a piece of driftwood.
00:08:59It had brightly colored markings and it was very big.
00:09:02Constance, called Emily.
00:09:04I see something.
00:09:06What is it, Emily? replied Constance.
00:09:07There's something floating in the water, replied Emily, staring towards the brightly marked thing.
00:09:15Constance headed over to the thing without a word.
00:09:18Then she called to Emily.
00:09:20You found it.
00:09:21Come and tie your tow line onto it.
00:09:23Emily floated over and saw that the brightly marked thing was really a rocket floating in the water.
00:09:29Now, this rocket must have been the bright, shiny thing that Theodore and I saw in the sky last night, Emily thought to herself.
00:09:38It tumbled down to Earth, all in flames.
00:09:42Where did it come from, Constance? asked Emily.
00:09:45Who does it belong to it? I mean, where are we taking it?
00:09:48In all her excitement, Emily forgot about how upset she felt at Constance.
00:09:51All I have time to tell you, replied Constance, is that this rocket is very important.
00:09:57It's part of a spaceship and I need you to help me get it back to the harbor as soon as we can.
00:10:03Emily had put the rocket on her deck and was following along behind Constance as fast as she could go.
00:10:08She's not friendly.
00:10:11She's not friendly. She's not friendly.
00:10:14Emily repeated to herself.
00:10:16They still had a long way to go and the sun was almost down.
00:10:19Faster, Emily, called Constance.
00:10:23Now, the rocket was heavy and it was hard for Emily to carry.
00:10:26She wanted to slow down and catch her breath a little.
00:10:29Emily, it was Constance.
00:10:31The rocket is slipping off your deck.
00:10:33I tried to tie it on properly, Emily started to say.
00:10:36But you were in a big hurry and...
00:10:38No time to talk now, said Constance.
00:10:40Just tie the rocket back on, quickly.
00:10:42Well, Emily was tired of chasing after Constance and she was tired of carrying the heavy rocket.
00:10:46But most of all, she was tired of not being able to talk.
00:10:50Her face felt hot and she wanted to shout out loud.
00:10:54Slowly, she turned to face Constance.
00:10:56Why are you stopping? demanded Constance.
00:10:58We are late.
00:10:59I am not doing another thing till you say please, replied Emily in a steady voice.
00:11:05Well, Constance didn't say anything.
00:11:08I tried to tell you I didn't have time to tie the rocket on properly, but you were in a big hurry, Emily continued.
00:11:14And now you're upset with me because we're late.
00:11:17Well, maybe the other tugboats are afraid to talk to you, but I'm not.
00:11:20But you're not very friendly.
00:11:24Well, it seemed you could hear the silence all the way back to the big harbor.
00:11:29Constance slowly turned to face Emily.
00:11:34Emily floated firmly in her place.
00:11:36But inside, everything seemed to be moving very fast.
00:11:40What would Constance say?
00:11:41Well, what Constance said was the most surprising thing.
00:11:46Do you really think I'm not friendly? said Constance.
00:11:51She sounded a little hurt.
00:11:53Now, Emily didn't say anything.
00:11:56I always have a lot of important work to do, continued Constance, getting her busy sounding voice back a little.
00:12:03I don't have time to be friendly.
00:12:05Being friendly doesn't take any time at all, replied Emily.
00:12:08And being friendly is important to me.
00:12:12Emily felt like Constance was staring right through her.
00:12:16But still, she floated where she was.
00:12:19Emily the Vigorous, said Constance, her engine rumbling.
00:12:23You are a very hard-headed young tugboat.
00:12:27And you are the first tugboat to ever talk back to me like this.
00:12:31Again, Emily didn't say anything.
00:12:34She looked Constance straight in the eye.
00:12:36You remind me of myself when I was younger, concluded Constance.
00:12:42I like you.
00:12:44You do? said Emily.
00:12:47She was so surprised, she almost laughed out loud.
00:12:50I do, said Constance.
00:12:53And I'm glad you spoke up just now.
00:12:56I really don't mean to be unfriendly.
00:12:58Sometimes I am a bit bossy.
00:13:00Then she smiled and said,
00:13:03Now, will you please get going?
00:13:06Well, Emily had to smile too.
00:13:09Okay, Constance, she said.
00:13:11Just let me pull this rocket back up on my deck.
00:13:14The sun had almost set.
00:13:17And Theodore had almost given up waiting for Emily to come home.
00:13:20And suddenly he saw her returning to the harbor with Constance.
00:13:23Theodore rushed out to greet his friend.
00:13:26Emily! Emily! I missed you! Where have you been?
00:13:29What's that on your deck?
00:13:31Emily glanced at Constance.
00:13:32She knew Constance was in a hurry.
00:13:35I'll tell you all about it tomorrow, she whispered to Theodore.
00:13:38Suddenly, Theodore realized he was floating right in front of Constance, blocking her way.
00:13:42Oh, I'm sorry, Constance, said Theodore nervously.
00:13:46But Emily is my friend and I missed her.
00:13:51Emily is my friend too, replied Constance.
00:13:55And I think we might have a little time to talk about this rocket right now.
00:13:59Well, Constance began to tell the tugs about how the rocket came to land in the ocean outside the big harbor.
00:14:05And I'll tell you something really interesting.
00:14:07Somehow, as the tugs moved closer to listen to her story, Constance forgot all about being in a hurry.
00:14:13Or being important.
00:14:15All she could think of was how nice it felt to have new friends to talk to in the big harbor.
00:14:21Of course, Emily and Theodore felt the same way.
00:14:23You know, sometimes you just have to speak up when someone's upsetting you.
00:14:29Now, that's that unfriendly person from the oil refinery.
00:14:33I just know he's gonna complain about his oil tanker not having arrived yet.
00:14:37Well, this time, I'm gonna speak up, just like Emily.
00:14:39You are being very rude and I'm not gonna talk to you anymore until you say please.
00:14:46Oh, hi, Mom.
00:14:48What a surprise.
00:14:52This is gonna take a little while to explain, I'm afraid.
00:14:55Uh, thanks for visiting us here in the big harbor and we'll see you all again next time.
00:14:58Bye.
00:14:59No, Mom, I didn't mean that you were being rude.
00:15:02Theodore.
00:15:03There's another story coming right up.
00:15:05And you can always learn more about Theodore Tugboat on the internet.
00:15:08Find us through PBS Online.
00:15:09Pushin' and a-pullin' in the great big harbor
00:15:12In the great big world is so much fun
00:15:15So many brand new things to discover
00:15:18Wakin' with the sun gotta get the job done
00:15:20Oh, Theodore and Emily
00:15:23Vodok, Hank and George, and the harbor master too
00:15:32Oh, hello there.
00:15:34You know, I think I'll give my binoculars a rest today.
00:15:36But I can still keep track of everything that's going on in the big harbor.
00:15:41I don't always have to use my eyes.
00:15:43I can use my ears.
00:15:45Shh. Listen.
00:15:46Do you hear that?
00:15:50That's the sound of a large ocean freighter telling everyone
00:15:53She's ready to leave the harbor and head for the open sea.
00:15:57Oh, and that?
00:15:58Oh, that's one of my favorite sounds.
00:16:01That's the answering to the tug saying
00:16:03We're ready. We'll guide you safely out.
00:16:07And there's seagulls calling goodbye.
00:16:10I love to listen.
00:16:12But did you know that listening takes practice?
00:16:15Oh, yes.
00:16:16And if I forget to practice my listening, I forget how.
00:16:20The tugboats can tell you about that.
00:16:21See, they remember a time here in the big harbor when listening was in very short supply.
00:16:30It started out much like any other day.
00:16:33The tugboats were gathered at the Great Ocean Tug and Salvage Company dock,
00:16:37waiting for the dispatcher to give out their jobs for the day.
00:16:39Foduck, said the dispatcher.
00:16:42Report with Petra to dry dock to move a ship.
00:16:46As usual, the tugs answered yes with two toots of their horns.
00:16:50Emily and George, you're needed at dock seven right away to take out a tanker with Pearl.
00:16:55George's toots were a bit louder than usual.
00:17:02Theodore and Hank, wait near the dock until needed, said the dispatcher.
00:17:07If there are any questions, ask your pilot boat.
00:17:10That is all for now.
00:17:12The dispatcher was finished.
00:17:14Theodore and Hank were disappointed.
00:17:16Well, they didn't want to wait.
00:17:18They wanted to do something.
00:17:20Just then, the pilot boats, Pearl and Petra, arrived.
00:17:23Emily wanted to ask a question.
00:17:27Excuse me, Pearl, Petra, Emily called after them.
00:17:30I wonder if...
00:17:32But the pilots were already sailing away.
00:17:36Emily sighed.
00:17:38I wanted to ask the name of the ship we're supposed to take out.
00:17:41No time for questions, trumpeted George acting very much like a pilot boat.
00:17:45We've got our jobs, let's go do them.
00:17:49Hank and Theodore had to laugh.
00:17:51Even Emily managed to smile.
00:17:52All right, she said.
00:17:54I'm coming.
00:17:56When the others had gone, Hank and Theodore waited.
00:18:00Do you want to practice working in the harbor with me, Theodore? Hank asked.
00:18:04I guess so, said Theodore, although he really wanted to be out in the harbor with the others.
00:18:10Good, said Hank.
00:18:12You be the tugboat, and I'll be the pilot boat.
00:18:15Hank tried to sound like a pilot boat.
00:18:16Yes, young Theodore, the dispatcher would like you to help at dock 602.
00:18:21Or was that dock 206?
00:18:23Anyway, go to a dock and help a ship leave.
00:18:26Or was that help a ship arrive?
00:18:28Theodore began to giggle.
00:18:29Theodore began to giggle.
00:18:31Hank started to sail off, and Theodore called out for him.
00:18:34Wait, I'd like to ask a question, please, Mr. Pilot Boat.
00:18:37But Hank, the pretend pilot boat, answered,
00:18:40I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions.
00:18:42No questions, but why not, asked Theodore.
00:18:45Hank was quick to answer.
00:18:47Aha, but that's a question, and I can't answer questions.
00:18:50But Theodore was still curious.
00:18:52Please, Mr. Pilot Boat, why can't I ask questions?
00:18:56I mean, if I knew more, maybe I could save time and do a better job.
00:19:00Why won't you ever listen?
00:19:02Well, Hank was getting dizzy with all of Theodore's questions.
00:19:06He didn't want to be a pilot boat anymore.
00:19:07I don't know, Theodore, he replied.
00:19:11I'm not a real pilot boat.
00:19:12Maybe, maybe they're just too busy to listen to tugboats.
00:19:18Theodore was silent for a moment, and then he said quietly,
00:19:21But that's not fair.
00:19:25The next morning, Theodore was determined to talk to the pilot boats
00:19:29and get them to listen.
00:19:31Good morning, tugboats, said the dispatcher.
00:19:34This is a very busy day.
00:19:35George and Emily report to Shibukto Head.
00:19:38There's an oil tanker arriving in port.
00:19:42Foduck, continue the dispatcher.
00:19:44You and Hank report to Dry Dock 3 to dock a damaged freighter.
00:19:48Hank was very excited.
00:19:50Oh, work at last.
00:19:53One toot is enough, Hank, whispered Foduck.
00:19:57That is all for today.
00:19:59Finish the dispatcher.
00:20:00If you have any questions, please ask your pilot boat.
00:20:09Well, just then, Pearl arrived.
00:20:11At last, here was Theodore's chance to ask a question.
00:20:14Excuse me, Pearl, said Theodore.
00:20:17Ah, Theodore.
00:20:19Since the dispatcher does not have a job for you,
00:20:22you can go to the warehouse on dock 3
00:20:24and bring back a fresh supply of tow ropes.
00:20:27Yes. Thank you, Pearl. I will.
00:20:29But first, I was wondering if...
00:20:33Pearl's already sailing off to catch up with Emily and George.
00:20:36Theodore felt upset.
00:20:39Maybe I should ask Petra, he thought.
00:20:42Maybe she has time to listen.
00:20:49Theodore was just on his way to get those tow ropes at dock 3
00:20:53when he saw Petra at a nearby dock.
00:20:55Oh, she doesn't look too busy, Theodore thought to himself.
00:20:58So he sailed up to face her.
00:21:00Excuse me, please.
00:21:02Uh, Petra, could I ask...
00:21:04Oh, Theodore, said Petra.
00:21:06The dispatcher just called me on the radio.
00:21:08He needs a tug to sail out to the entrance of the harbor
00:21:10and replace marker buoy 6.
00:21:12It's in need of repair.
00:21:14But Theodore knew he already had a job to do.
00:21:17Collecting tow ropes from the warehouse.
00:21:19Petra turned to go.
00:21:21Theodore had to talk fast.
00:21:23I would like to replace the buoy, Petra,
00:21:25but Pearl already gave me...
00:21:26Petra spoke again.
00:21:28I have to get going, Theodore.
00:21:30Vodok's ready to dock that ship.
00:21:31We can talk when you're finished.
00:21:37Poor Theodore.
00:21:39Petra wouldn't listen.
00:21:41What should he do now?
00:21:43I...
00:21:45How could he do both jobs at the same time?
00:21:47I must find Pearl and explain, he thought,
00:21:50when I read off.
00:21:53Theodore found Pearl at the fueling dock,
00:21:55but she seemed in more of a rush than ever.
00:21:58Theodore took a deep breath and began to speak.
00:22:01But before he could say a word,
00:22:03Pearl turned quickly from the dock
00:22:04and almost bumped right into him.
00:22:06Oh, Theodore, she cried.
00:22:08You must watch where you're going.
00:22:10Before Theodore could reply, Pearl continued.
00:22:13Theodore, someone has left an empty garbage barge at dock 2.
00:22:16The dispatcher would like it brought back to its proper dock.
00:22:21And then Pearl hurried off so she wouldn't be late guiding in the oil tanker with George and Emily.
00:22:26But... thought Theodore as he spun about confusion.
00:22:29Another job.
00:22:31Now he had three jobs.
00:22:33Never would he do.
00:22:35A while later, the tugboats gathered back at the great ocean dock.
00:22:39Are all jobs complete?
00:22:41Asked the dispatcher.
00:22:42Emily, George, Hank and Foduck all tooted their whistles.
00:22:45Very good, said the dispatcher.
00:22:50But he sensed that all was not right.
00:22:52And what about the damaged marker buoy?
00:22:54Has it been replaced?
00:22:56I sent Theodore for that, said Petra, who had just arrived.
00:22:59But when the dispatcher looked around,
00:23:01Theodore was nowhere to be seen.
00:23:05Just then, Pearl also appeared.
00:23:08But I sent Theodore to move a barge, she said.
00:23:11Two jobs at once, said the dispatcher.
00:23:13Petra was confused.
00:23:16Pearl, you sent Theodore on a job this morning?
00:23:20Pearl nodded to herself.
00:23:22Yes, I sent Theodore.
00:23:24I didn't know he had another job.
00:23:26And then she said,
00:23:28Oh dear, I just remembered.
00:23:31I gave him another job before that.
00:23:33Getting tow ropes.
00:23:35Three jobs at once, said the dispatcher.
00:23:39But if he had too much to do, said Pearl, why didn't he just tell us?
00:23:43Hank moved forward.
00:23:45He tried to tell you, said Hank.
00:23:48But Petra said, I don't remember that he told me, nor me, added Pearl.
00:23:53Hank gathered his courage and continued to speak.
00:23:56Theodore has been trying to ask you a question since yesterday.
00:24:01What question? asked Pearl.
00:24:03The other tugs looked just as upset as Hank.
00:24:06Hank spoke again.
00:24:08Theodore wanted to know why you, why you never listen to any of us.
00:24:13We will certainly talk more about this later, announced the dispatcher.
00:24:17He was very concerned.
00:24:19But right now there is a container ship coming in and a damaged marker buoy in the harbor.
00:24:23That means there is nothing to warn the ship about the sharp rock.
00:24:28The tugs and pilots went off to warn the ship and bring her in.
00:24:32Everyone was very worried about that rock.
00:24:35And Theodore.
00:24:36Where could he be?
00:24:37Now, at several places near the mouth of the harbor, there are floating buoys, marking dangerous areas.
00:24:50Buoy number six, whose name is Blanford, marks the spot of a large jagged underwater rock.
00:24:55Theodore was floating along, thinking it seemed like the pilot boats didn't care about what he did.
00:25:03If they did, they would know that three jobs at the same time were two too many.
00:25:09It was very hard being a tugboat in the big harbor, but no one listened.
00:25:19What was that? He said aloud.
00:25:21I hit a rock.
00:25:23Then he noticed the marker buoy.
00:25:25Number six, he said.
00:25:27It had drifted off its spot, and its light wasn't working.
00:25:31This must be the damaged buoy I was supposed to replace.
00:25:34Theodore heard a deep, deep horn, and he knew right away what it was.
00:25:42A ship, a big ship, entering the big harbor.
00:25:47The fog was rolling in, and he couldn't see her, but he knew she'd be heading straight for the dangerous jagged rock.
00:25:55As a tugboat, Theodore knew that doing your job was the most important thing, and right now, his job was making the harbor safe for the ship.
00:26:06He heard the ships were closer now, and he could just make out her shape through the thick fog.
00:26:14Sure enough, she was heading straight for the terrible rock, and there was no time for Theodore to get another marker buoy to warn her away.
00:26:20Meanwhile, the other tugs and the pilots were racing toward the harbor mouth.
00:26:29They could hear the great ship approaching.
00:26:31Approaching the jagged rock.
00:26:36It's all because of us, said the pilots.
00:26:39All because we didn't listen.
00:26:40The container ship was just about to hit the rock, the rock she couldn't see, when she heard the sound of three loud toots through the fog.
00:26:50And then she saw a light.
00:26:52It must be a marker buoy, thought the ship.
00:26:57And then she realized that she was heading straight for it.
00:27:01The other tugs and pilots arrived just in time to see the big container ship slowly begin to turn.
00:27:07Turning away from the dangerous rock.
00:27:09It looks like the marker buoy is working after all, shouted Pearl.
00:27:16The tugs floated in for a closer look.
00:27:19It's not a buoy, said Hank.
00:27:21It's Theodore!
00:27:23Oh, hi everybody, said Theodore as calm as a clam.
00:27:27Well, the tugs let out a great cheer.
00:27:31Theodore had saved the ship.
00:27:33Petra examined Theodore's load.
00:27:36And you got the tow ropes.
00:27:38The tugs saw a pile of tow ropes on Theodore's deck.
00:27:42I'm sorry, I haven't moved the barge yet, said Theodore.
00:27:45I was gonna do that next.
00:27:47Oh, that's okay, Theodore, said Petra.
00:27:51Then Pearl made an announcement.
00:27:53Theodore, you've been very brave.
00:27:57We're proud of you, and we apologize for not listening.
00:27:59From now on, we promise to talk about all of the work in the harbor.
00:28:04Talk and listen.
00:28:06We promise, added Petra.
00:28:08Now let's get this ship in, said George.
00:28:11And with that, the tugs and the pilots set off to work.
00:28:17I'll go get another marker buoy so you can come back and tell us what happened, called Hank.
00:28:22I'll bet everyone will want to listen.
00:28:23Well, I must say, I think everyone listens very well now.
00:28:35You hear that?
00:28:37That's one of the most important sounds in the whole harbor.
00:28:43That's the lunch whistle.
00:28:44And I'm hungry.
00:28:45Well, thanks for dropping by.
00:28:53We'll see you again next time here in the big harbor.
00:28:56Let me see what I've got.
00:28:57I've got a banana and an apple.
00:28:59Theodore.
00:29:00Theodore.
00:29:02He's a tugboat and a friendly tugboat, too.
00:29:06A friendly tugboat, too.
00:29:09Both Theodore and Emily.
00:29:12Both of Hank and George and the harbor master, too.
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00:31:20Everyone up, everyone in, time for the fun to begin.
00:31:35Come along with us to Zoo-Billy Zoo, Zoo-Billy Zoo.
00:31:40Magic and wonder are waiting for you.
00:31:44It's as close as a dream and as bright as the brightest blue.
00:31:51Welcome to Zoo-Billy Zoo.
00:31:58Let's introduce the Zoo-Bulls to you.
00:32:02I'm Mayor Ben. I'm here to lend a helping hand.
00:32:07I'm Bill the Beaver, playing the things on command.
00:32:11There's daring and adventure when lookout comes to call.
00:32:16And a kangaroo named Wut-A-Lot who puts music to it on.
00:32:20My name is Van Gogh. Just color me fun.
00:32:24And you will shout bravo once the show has begun.
00:32:28Everyone, spread the zoo.
00:32:31There'll be so much to see and do.
00:32:34Just eat our two.
00:32:36When you're in Zoo-Billy Zoo, Zoo-Billy Zoo, Zoo-Billy Zoo.
00:32:42Magic and wonder are waiting for you.
00:32:46So come on with us now.
00:32:48We can discover the wonder of you.
00:32:53Welcome to Zoo-Billy Zoo.
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00:33:02Hello, Zoo-Billy Roots.
00:33:09And welcome to Zoo-Billy Zoo.
00:33:12I'm Mayor Ben, the Zoo-Bulls' top cat.
00:33:16And I'm here to give you some Zoo-Bull facts.
00:33:20I'll tell you now what a Zoo-Bull is.
00:33:24And I'll try to explain in a snap, bang, whiz.
00:33:28A one, two, three, a four, five, six.
00:33:35A Zoo-Bull is full of magical shit.
00:33:47The Zoo-Bulls are friends of the very best kind.
00:33:49They are the first ray of spring sunshine.
00:33:51When it's dark and you're scared at night,
00:33:53the Zoo-Bulls are the hands that'll turn off the night.
00:33:58The Zoo-Bulls are music.
00:34:02The Zoo-Bulls are art.
00:34:05The Zoo-Bulls are a good thing to feel in your heart.
00:34:17That, my friends, is in this tale
00:34:20with the exception of one detail,
00:34:22one ball thing.
00:34:23Tell us, Ben!
00:34:24One very ball thing.
00:34:26Tell us, Ben!
00:34:27One teeny-witty-tiny-witty-witty-bitty-bitty-bitty-bitty-bitty-bitty-bitty ball thing.
00:34:31When it's all said and done,
00:34:34a Zoo-Bull is...
00:34:37fun!
00:34:41Mirror, mirror, on this stand,
00:34:44who's the handsomest Zoo-Bull in the land?
00:34:46Bravo!
00:34:47That's right, isn't it, Brab?
00:34:49Oh!
00:34:50Oh, oh, oh!
00:34:51What's that talking to?
00:34:52What's that?
00:34:53Hello!
00:34:53Hi, Bravo!
00:34:54What's that with those funny pants you got on?
00:34:57Oh, these aren't funny pants, was that?
00:34:59These are Western-style chaps.
00:35:01I wear them in my latest production.
00:35:03I entitle it
00:35:04The Old West.
00:35:07What's that?
00:35:07It's not a what, but that it's a where.
00:35:10The Old West was where they had cowboys and Indians,
00:35:13oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, pioneers and covered wagons
00:35:15and old prospects were looking for gold.
00:35:19Can we go, huh?
00:35:20Can we talk a-tube?
00:35:21No, I'm afraid not.
00:35:22That was a long time ago.
00:35:24We'd have to travel backwards in time,
00:35:26and that's quite impossible.
00:35:28Oh, that's too bad.
00:35:29But I'm portraying The Old West in my play,
00:35:32and I tell you what,
00:35:33I'll let you write the music for it.
00:35:35Oh, really?
00:35:36Listen, I'll write the words to her music.
00:35:40Splendid.
00:35:41Now, let me set the scene for you.
00:35:43It takes place in The Old West,
00:35:45in a small town.
00:35:47I play the hero, of course,
00:35:49Tex Trueheart,
00:35:50and we see me riding into town.
00:35:53And I'm on my walk,
00:35:55and I'm galloping.
00:35:56Come on, let go.
00:35:57There she is.
00:35:58Aw, Bill,
00:35:59you call this weird-looking contraption
00:36:01your greatest invention?
00:36:02I sure do.
00:36:03What is it?
00:36:03It's a time machine.
00:36:05A time machine?
00:36:06You mean this thing
00:36:06can take someone forward into the future
00:36:08and backward into the past?
00:36:09You've got it, Bango.
00:36:11You know what, Bill?
00:36:12Read my lips.
00:36:13I don't believe you.
00:36:14Well, you're gonna
00:36:15now that I've invented
00:36:16this little rascal here.
00:36:17Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:36:19Uh-oh.
00:36:21Well, I still need a little bit of work on it,
00:36:22but it's pretty close to being done.
00:36:24Well, I'll say it needs a little work.
00:36:25Look, Bill,
00:36:26I've got some work to do myself,
00:36:27some artwork.
00:36:28I'll see you later.
00:36:30All right, it's...
00:36:30What do I know about inventions?
00:36:32Huh?
00:36:33Hey, what's that noise?
00:36:35What's that?
00:36:36Oh, it's my time machine, Wazzat.
00:36:38It's the kind of machine
00:36:39that can take you
00:36:40all the way to the future
00:36:41where things haven't happened yet
00:36:42or all the way into the past
00:36:43where they happened a long time ago.
00:36:45That's impossible.
00:36:46Talk of two says so.
00:36:47It's not impossible now,
00:36:49not since I've invented
00:36:49this little puppy.
00:36:50Oh, wow, really?
00:36:53You mean that I could go back
00:36:55into the Old West
00:36:56if I wanted to, huh?
00:36:57That's why this thing is here.
00:36:58Oh, wow.
00:36:59Talk of two.
00:37:00Oh, talk of two.
00:37:01Coming, coming, coming.
00:37:02What, what, what's the matter?
00:37:03Well, Bill says that this can take me
00:37:05back into the Old West
00:37:06and I want to go.
00:37:07I want to go.
00:37:09Bill.
00:37:10Billy?
00:37:11Telling whoppers like that
00:37:12to innocent young zoopholes.
00:37:14Zoopholes, you know perfectly well
00:37:16it's impossible, impossible
00:37:18to travel through time.
00:37:20No, it is not impossible
00:37:21and I'm going to prove it to you.
00:37:23Get in.
00:37:25Me?
00:37:26You must be croaking.
00:37:28I'm joking.
00:37:28No, I'm not joking.
00:37:29Anyway, I need a volunteer
00:37:30to test out the machine
00:37:32and I thought that the...
00:37:33I'm sorry, sweetie, you want that,
00:37:36but you're a little bit too young
00:37:37for this kind of an experiment.
00:37:38Oh, Zoopholes, that's all I ever hear.
00:37:40I'm too young for this.
00:37:41I'm not old enough for that.
00:37:43Yaddy, yaddy.
00:37:43Hmm.
00:37:48Now, when it comes to building
00:37:50and inventing things,
00:37:52Bill the Beaver is Zoophorific.
00:37:55But as all the Zoopholes know,
00:37:57sometimes his inventions
00:37:58don't work out
00:37:59the way they're supposed to.
00:38:01Now, do you suppose
00:38:02that there's one Zoopholes
00:38:04who's brave enough
00:38:05to fly his new machine
00:38:07through time and space?
00:38:09Hmm?
00:38:10I wonder.
00:38:11All right, all right, all right, all right.
00:38:21Places, everyone, places.
00:38:22Okay.
00:38:23Now, let me set the scene.
00:38:24Yeah?
00:38:25The place is an old cattle ranch
00:38:27in the West.
00:38:29And I play the hero, of course.
00:38:32Tex Truhart, thank you.
00:38:34And you, Talkatoo,
00:38:35play my wife, Bessie.
00:38:37All right?
00:38:38Yeah.
00:38:38And, uh, what's that?
00:38:39You'll be playing
00:38:40my darling little daughter, Liza.
00:38:43Oh, and you'll also be responsible
00:38:44for all of the music
00:38:45and sound effects.
00:38:46So be prepared.
00:38:48Gotcha.
00:38:48All right.
00:38:49Now, as the scene opens,
00:38:53it is a cold and wintry night.
00:39:01The wind is shrieking
00:39:03around the ranch house.
00:39:04It shrieks and it...
00:39:06The wind is shrieking
00:39:07around the ranch house.
00:39:09Shrieking wind, like that.
00:39:10Oh, wait.
00:39:10Oh, here.
00:39:10Here.
00:39:10Oh, I do hope my poor husband
00:39:21isn't lost in the snow.
00:39:23If he doesn't come home soon
00:39:26with the money,
00:39:27that evil land grabber,
00:39:29Murdoch McNasty,
00:39:31will take our ranch away from us.
00:39:35What's that?
00:39:36What's that?
00:39:36That's your cue.
00:39:38That's your cue.
00:39:38Oh, um...
00:39:40Don't worry, mother of mine.
00:39:44Daddy will save you.
00:39:46Suddenly,
00:39:47there is a knocking at the door.
00:39:52Oh, wait, wait.
00:39:53That's a doorbell.
00:39:54Knocking at the door.
00:39:55Um...
00:39:56Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:40:00Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:40:02It's me,
00:40:04Murdoch McNasty.
00:40:06Yay!
00:40:08Wait a minute.
00:40:08Wait, wait, wait.
00:40:09What's that?
00:40:10He's the villain,
00:40:11not the hero.
00:40:12Who's in history?
00:40:13Sorry, Bravo.
00:40:15See you in it.
00:40:15Okay.
00:40:17Bessie speaks.
00:40:20Bessie speaks.
00:40:23Oh, no.
00:40:24It's that mean and heartless,
00:40:26no good,
00:40:27no lowdown,
00:40:28villain,
00:40:29Murdoch McNasty.
00:40:31Oh!
00:40:31That's right,
00:40:32that's right, Bessie.
00:40:33And if you don't pay up the money you owe me,
00:40:35the wrench will be mine,
00:40:37and I'm going to throw you and little Liza out into the snow.
00:40:41Ah, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:40:42What was that?
00:40:46Oh, that was the sound of Mommy landing in the snow.
00:40:51Oh, Mommy.
00:40:52Oh, oh, please, please, Mr. McNasty.
00:40:56You can't throw us out on a cold and windy night like this.
00:41:00We have no place to go.
00:41:02Don't worry, Mother of Mine.
00:41:05You will be saved.
00:41:06I know you will.
00:41:07But how can you be sure?
00:41:09Because I remember the story talk, too.
00:41:12Oh, huh.
00:41:14I think I hear your dear father coming down.
00:41:18I just think they hear the sound of Hoopy.
00:41:21I don't hear anything.
00:41:23Oh, Hoopy.
00:41:25Oh, boy.
00:41:26This is my big entrance.
00:41:29Oh, no.
00:41:31That's Reindeer.
00:41:31What do I do with the Hoopy?
00:41:33Oh, here they are.
00:41:36Whoa, Hoopy.
00:41:41Whoa, Hoops.
00:41:44What's that?
00:41:45I said, whoa.
00:41:51It is I, Tex's true heart.
00:41:57Loot?
00:41:58It's it?
00:41:59What's that?
00:42:00I'm the hero.
00:42:01Not the bad guy.
00:42:02Sorry, bro.
00:42:06Yay!
00:42:07Yay!
00:42:08That's better.
00:42:11You have threatened my brave little family for the last time, McNasty.
00:42:17Get off my ranch.
00:42:18Get off my ranch.
00:42:21It's my ranch now, Tex.
00:42:23That is, of course, unless you plan to pay me the money you owe me.
00:42:28The money?
00:42:30Catch.
00:42:31Good catch, brother.
00:42:32Thanks.
00:42:33Here's your money, you scoundrel.
00:42:36Now get out before I throw you out into the snow.
00:42:41Curse is foiled again.
00:42:42Curse is foiled again.
00:42:43I mean, nah-ah-ah.
00:42:47Oh, my hero.
00:42:51Oh, applause was that.
00:42:58Applause.
00:42:59No, not us.
00:43:01The audience, just pull the curtain.
00:43:04This?
00:43:05Pull the curtain.
00:43:06Pull it.
00:43:07Pull it.
00:43:08Ah!
00:43:10No.
00:43:11No.
00:43:15Well, there's the air's lookout, ready to fly.
00:43:18Ready to roam the whole universe of time and space.
00:43:22Boy, Bill, what an invention.
00:43:24You've really out-zoobled yourself this time.
00:43:26You can say that again.
00:43:28Boy, you've really out-zoobled yourself this time.
00:43:30Thanks a lot.
00:43:31Now, all I need is someone to fly her.
00:43:33Someone who's an adventurer, someone who's brave and not afraid of death.
00:43:37Bill, Bill, I'm your bear.
00:43:39Really?
00:43:39Yeah.
00:43:40You go?
00:43:40Oh, boy, to the Old West, oh, absolutely.
00:43:43Well, get in.
00:43:44I'll show you how she works.
00:43:45Okay.
00:43:45All right, guys, what you doing?
00:43:47Well, actually, we're having a practice run before Lookout takes my time and space machine
00:43:52for a spin to the Old West.
00:43:53Oh, well, can I watch?
00:43:55Oh, sure.
00:43:56Watch this.
00:43:58First thing I have to do is I have to set the time meter to the Old West.
00:44:01A good date would be 1870.
00:44:051870.
00:44:05Then I have to set the place meter for...
00:44:08Was that?
00:44:08Don't touch that.
00:44:09That's the launch button.
00:44:13Oh, no.
00:44:19Oh, I guess we can get to go in the Old West after all.
00:44:24Maybe, maybe not, was that?
00:44:26Bill didn't teach me how to fly this thing.
00:44:29Oh.
00:44:31Falcon!
00:44:35Can you believe it?
00:44:37Was that accidentally launched a time and space machine?
00:44:42And before Bill had a chance to set it for the Old West?
00:44:46I wonder if we'll ever see them in Zoobly Zoo again.
00:44:52Maid?
00:45:06Are you okay with that?
00:45:08Yeah, but I'm so c-c-c-c-cold.
00:45:11Gosh, this is the Old West.
00:45:14Where's the warm sunshine and the cowboys and the cow?
00:45:19Well, I see.
00:45:20Look how there's ice and snow.
00:45:22Yeah.
00:45:23Something's wrong, wasn't it?
00:45:24With all this ice, this couldn't be the West.
00:45:29This looks more like the North Pole.
00:45:31What's that?
00:45:32The North Pole is the very tip-top of the world where it's always the coldest.
00:45:39Whatever it is, it's much too c-c-c-cold for us Zoobles.
00:45:43Yeah.
00:45:44Can't stay here or we're going to freeze.
00:45:45Oh, gosh.
00:45:46What do we do?
00:45:47I got to get this machine going again.
00:45:49Oh, can I help?
00:45:51Oh, no.
00:45:52You better leave everything to me, wasn't it?
00:45:54You're too young to know about these things.
00:45:56Oh, Zooblesix.
00:45:57That's all I ever hear.
00:46:05Bill!
00:46:05Bill!
00:46:06What happened?
00:46:07What went wrong, Bill?
00:46:08Oh, gosh.
00:46:10Nothing went wrong, exactly.
00:46:11You see, Lookout wanted to go to the Old West, so he used my time and space machine.
00:46:15So there I was setting the time dial for 1870, which is a really great time in the Old West.
00:46:20And then I was setting the space dial for somewhere in the Old West.
00:46:23And then Wozat, who was just there to watch, pushed his button, which happened to be the launch button,
00:46:27and poof, pop, Zoey, they were gone.
00:46:30Gone?
00:46:31Gone where?
00:46:33I don't know.
00:46:34Oh, oh, Bill.
00:46:36Bill, this is awful.
00:46:39Awful, Bill.
00:46:41My friends.
00:46:43Bill, may I borrow your dinky?
00:46:45Your hanky, please.
00:46:48Uh.
00:46:48Now, I'm talking to...
00:46:51We've got to stay calm.
00:46:54If I can just get Lookout on this monitor, I could tell him how to turn the power on on
00:46:59the time and space machine, and I can send him back home.
00:47:02Okay.
00:47:03Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho.
00:47:12I have an idea.
00:47:13Later, what's that?
00:47:14I'm trying to figure out these controls.
00:47:16Well, okay, but I was just thinking that maybe if we want to go home, maybe we could reverse
00:47:21the controls.
00:47:22Please, Wozat.
00:47:23I know you want to help, but did you say reverse the controls?
00:47:28Uh-huh, but you probably thought of that, huh?
00:47:31Well, not exactly.
00:47:33But it's a great idea.
00:47:34Oh, thanks.
00:47:35Just my work.
00:47:37Oh, gosh, look out.
00:47:38Look.
00:47:39Two white bears in white furry coats.
00:47:42Maybe they're your cousins.
00:47:44Maybe they'll invite us to lunch.
00:47:45I'm hungry.
00:47:47What's that?
00:47:48What's that?
00:47:49Those aren't my cousins.
00:47:50Those are polar bears.
00:47:51And if they see us, we'll be the lunch.
00:47:58Look, Togato.
00:48:00I found them.
00:48:01They're not in the Old West.
00:48:02No.
00:48:02They're way up at the North Pole.
00:48:04Oh, those poor things.
00:48:06They must be half frozen by now.
00:48:08Wozat, look out.
00:48:10Can you hear me?
00:48:11Get back in the time and space machine and hurry.
00:48:14There's a polar bear coming your way.
00:48:17Oh, we know.
00:48:18Hurry.
00:48:19Look out.
00:48:20Listen, first, you've got to reverse all the panel controls.
00:48:23Oh, we already did that, Bill.
00:48:25Hey, you're pretty smart.
00:48:27Now push the red button and off you go.
00:48:29Okay, here we go.
00:48:32It's not working, Bill.
00:48:33Nothing's happening.
00:48:34He's coming.
00:48:36I'm afraid your landing damage the hypersonic coupling oscillator.
00:48:40Huh?
00:48:40What's that?
00:48:42That's what made that high-pitched sound you heard when you took off.
00:48:44That sound triggers the hypersonic power drive, like the starter of a car.
00:48:48But without that sound, well...
00:48:51I can make that sound?
00:48:54You can't?
00:48:54Listen.
00:48:55It's worth a try, Wozat.
00:48:56Go ahead.
00:49:02Work it.
00:49:02Work it.
00:49:03Oh, boy.
00:49:06Look.
00:49:07Wozat did it.
00:49:08There's so many shoes.
00:49:12Come on.
00:49:12Let's go.
00:49:13Let's go.
00:49:13Let's go.
00:49:14Come on.
00:49:15Come on.
00:49:15Come on.
00:49:16Come on.
00:49:16Come on.
00:49:17Come on.
00:49:18Come on.
00:49:19Come on.
00:49:20Oh, boy.
00:49:21Come on.
00:49:21Come on.
00:49:22Hey, everybody.
00:49:23Come on.
00:49:24Three cheers for Wozat.
00:49:25Zip, zip.
00:49:26Hooray!
00:49:27Zep, zap!
00:49:28Hooray!
00:49:29Zep, zap!
00:49:30Hooray!
00:49:31Thank you!
00:49:32Boy, it's a good thing I have my little piano with me.
00:49:36They said if it wasn't for me, we wouldn't have made it back to Zooley Zoo.
00:49:39Oh, if it wasn't for my little piano, I mean.
00:49:47My friends call me was a kangaroo.
00:49:51Music's what I love to do.
00:49:55Singing songs and playing flute all day.
00:50:00It's time spent my favorite way.
00:50:04I love the sound of an orchestra
00:50:09With trumpet strings and don't forget the drummer
00:50:14When you're stopping by in Zooley Zoo
00:50:18The musical thing to do
00:50:21Issy was a kangaroo
00:50:26Well, that's one adventure that Lookout will remember for the rest of his life.
00:50:35And as for Courageous was that, she showed us it isn't how big you are, but who you are that counts.
00:50:41And as for Bill, well, he's just glad that his time and space machine works, even though it doesn't go where it is supposed to.
00:50:56Now, you'll excuse me because there's a big celebration in Zooley Zoo tonight.
00:51:11Well, we're ordering our Zooblenauts, and I've got to get ready for the fun.
00:51:16The Zubu clock is telling me it's time for us to go
00:51:21But before we do, there's something I want you all to know
00:51:27The road that leads to Zooley Zoo is always there inside of you
00:51:32No matter where you are
00:51:35If you just believe you're never far from Zooley Zoo
00:51:40Zooley Zoo
00:51:43Magic and wonder are waiting for you
00:51:48It's as close as a dream
00:52:11And as bright as the brightest blue
00:52:15Oh, oh!
00:52:17See you in Zooley Zoo
00:52:20Oh!
00:52:21Bye!
00:52:22Bye!
00:52:23Bye!
00:52:24Bye!
00:52:26Bye!
00:52:30Goodbye!
00:52:31Goodbye!
00:52:32Bye!
00:52:36Goodbye!
00:52:38Goodbye!
00:52:42Bye!
00:52:43What do you think?
00:52:46What did you think?
00:52:49Hey!
00:52:50Bye!
00:52:50Bye!
00:52:54Bye!
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00:53:41Zubilee Zoo
00:53:51Van Gogh?
00:53:53Uh-huh?
00:53:54I'm afraid this is two inches too long.
00:53:56Not a problem, was that?
00:53:58Okay, there it is.
00:53:59Boy, that's your third trip today.
00:54:00I know.
00:54:00You've been as busy as a beaver.
00:54:02I know.
00:54:02Well, I'm just so excited about the new Zubilee Zoo opening.
00:54:05I've been working enough for two was-ats.
00:54:08One, two.
00:54:09Well, you know, you might have to wait a little while longer.
00:54:13The opening's not until noon.
00:54:15Oh.
00:54:15Oh, you know what they say.
00:54:17Patience is a virtue.
00:54:18Who's they?
00:54:20Good point.
00:54:21Hey, do you need some help?
00:54:22Yeah, please.
00:54:24A thumb right there.
00:54:25Uh-huh.
00:54:27Say, what's that?
00:54:27What?
00:54:28Everybody had to wait a long time for something.
00:54:30Well, once I had to wait a whole year for Christmas.
00:54:35Oh, was it worth the wait?
00:54:35Boy, was it.
00:54:37I got a Zubilee Pepperdoll.
00:54:39Wow.
00:54:40And her horse, Winifred.
00:54:42And I got an iron-on pair of musical eighth notes that I'm wearing.
00:54:48See?
00:54:49See?
00:54:49Whoa.
00:54:50Whoa.
00:54:50Oh.
00:54:52Take another break.
00:54:55Well, you know, was that?
00:54:56You've got to remember.
00:54:58Patience is a virtue.
00:54:59Oh.
00:55:01Hey.
00:55:02Look at you, little bud.
00:55:07Oh.
00:55:08You know, I know just how you feel.
00:55:11I keep dreaming of the day when I'll be a grown-up.
00:55:15But Van Gogh says, patience is a shirt, too.
00:55:20I mean, a virtue.
00:55:25Zoobl sticks.
00:55:27The new Zoobly Zoo won't be ready until tomorrow.
00:55:31I guess we'll just both have to wait.
00:55:33No more tears.
00:55:38No time for crying.
00:55:40Not from my sweet one.
00:55:44Lend your ears.
00:55:46Let's practice flying.
00:55:48I know you know how it's done.
00:55:51The magic, magic is inside you.
00:55:56The words don't mean nothing.
00:55:59The magic, magic, it will guide you.
00:56:04So take wing.
00:56:09Have no fears.
00:56:11Just keep on trying.
00:56:14Don't be shy, my love.
00:56:17Nothing nears a satisfying sweeping slide through skies above.
00:56:25The magic, magic is inside you.
00:56:29There's nowhere that you can't ride.
00:56:33The magic, magic, it will guide you.
00:56:38As you glide through the sky.
00:56:45Ain't no cloud too high.
00:56:50If you've got the magic inside.
00:56:59The magic, magic is inside you.
00:57:05There's no way that you can fail.
00:57:08The magic, magic, it will guide you.
00:57:12Let it billow out like a sail.
00:57:19Fly you far and wide.
00:57:26On the wings of the magic here inside.
00:57:34On the wings of the magic II.
00:57:41Ha, ha, ha!
00:57:48Van Gogh, I'm flying!
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00:58:56What's going on in there?
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00:59:17Powers, kids for life.
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00:59:22Weekday mornings at nine.
00:59:24You're watching with me, kids.
00:59:30This is fun.
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00:59:49Hey, Sonny.
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