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Bananas in Pajamas Season 1 (1991-1992)
The Big Comfy Couch Season 4 (1994-1995)
Wishbone Season 1 (1995-1996)
With performances by: Eddie Coker and Joe Scruggs
The character counts kids: Carlos, Kelsey, Evan, Mariana, Jake, Tiffany
Series funding for Wishbone provided by: Chuck E. Cheese’s
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The Big Comfy Couch Season 4 (1994-1995)
Wishbone Season 1 (1995-1996)
With performances by: Eddie Coker and Joe Scruggs
The character counts kids: Carlos, Kelsey, Evan, Mariana, Jake, Tiffany
Series funding for Wishbone provided by: Chuck E. Cheese’s
7-Eleven
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
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00:00:00CHOICES COUNT
00:00:28CHOICES COUNT WAS MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CENTURY THREE AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, FLORIDA.
00:00:37HI, I'M TOM SELIC. TEACHING KIDS TO MAKE GOOD CHOICES IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS WE CAN DO, BUT IT ISN'T EASY.
00:00:46THAT'S WHY THE CHARACTER COUNTS COALITION HAS MADE THIS VIDEO, CHOICES COUNT.
00:00:50OUR FIRST VIDEO, KIDS FOR CHARACTER, IS USED IN SCHOOLS AND DAYCARE CENTERS AND IN THE HOMES OF HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES.
00:00:57DEVELOPING THE THEME THAT CHARACTER COUNTS. IT INTRODUCES KIDS TO THE SIX PILLARS OF CHARACTER.
00:01:04TRUSTWORTHINESS, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, FAIRNESS, CARING AND CITIZENSHIP. CORE VALUES THAT WE ALL SHARE.
00:01:12THIS VIDEO TAKES THE NEXT STEP. APPLYING THESE IMPORTANT PRINCIPLES OF CHARACTER TO THE KINDS OF CHOICES WE MAKE ALL THE TIME.
00:01:20THE IDEA THAT CHOICES COUNT IS PRESENTED IN WORDS AND MUSIC THAT TEACHES KIDS TO THINK ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSCIENCE AND THE CONSEQUENCE OF THEIR CHOICES.
00:01:31WHETHER OUR CHILDREN WILL LEAD HAPPY AND MEANINGFUL LIVES DEPENDS ON THEIR CHARACTER AND THE KINDS OF CHOICES THEY MAKE.
00:01:38THIS VIDEO IS A PROJECT OF THE NON-PROFIT CHARACTER COUNTS COALITION, A GROWING PARTNERSHIP OF OVER 200 NATIONAL AND REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE DEVELOP STRONG CHARACTER.
00:01:51I HOPE ADULTS AND KIDS WILL ENJOY THIS VIDEO TOGETHER AND I ESPECIALLY HOPE YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN WILL LEARN THE WORDS TO EACH SONG AND DISCUSS WHAT THEY MEAN.
00:02:01AND NOW I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT TO YOU CHOICES COUNT.
00:02:06KIDS FOR CHARACTER PRESENT...
00:02:09CHOICES COUNT.
00:02:10STARING...
00:02:11BANANAS IN PAJAMAS.
00:02:14THE BIG COMFY COUCH.
00:02:18EDDIE COKER.
00:02:21JOE SCRUGS.
00:02:25AND WAISTBONE.
00:02:28FEATURING THE CHARACTER COUNT KIDS.
00:02:34CARLOS.
00:02:36KELSEY.
00:02:37EVAN.
00:02:38MARIANA.
00:02:39JAKE.
00:02:40AND TIFFANY.
00:02:41CHOICES COUNT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE SIX PILLARS OF CHARACTER.
00:02:48TRESSWORTHINESS.
00:02:49RESPECT.
00:02:50RESPONSIBILITY.
00:02:51FAIRNESS.
00:02:52CARING.
00:02:53AND CITIZENSHIP.
00:02:54THERE'S MORE TO GROWING OUT THAN GROWING VERY TALL.
00:02:55GROWING STRONG IS VERY GOOD.
00:02:56BUT THAT ISN'T ALL.
00:02:57IT'S WHAT YOU ARE INSIDE.
00:02:58I'M HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE.
00:03:07THAT MAKES YOU GOOD TO BE WITH.
00:03:08IT'S YOUR CHARACTER THAT COUNTS.
00:03:10IT'S YOUR CHARACTER THAT COUNTS.
00:03:11There's more to growing out than growing very tall. Growing strong is very good, but that isn't all. It's what you are inside. I'm happy to announce. That makes you good to be with. It's your character that counts. It's your character that counts. It makes a big difference. Oh yes, a huge amount. It's your character that counts. It's your character that counts. It makes a big difference. Oh yes, a huge amount.
00:03:39Six pillars are the words that help us make a choice. Listen very carefully to your inner voice. It's the choices that you make between what's right and wrong. Show that you've got character. Come on and sing along. Make your choices count. Humans, make your choices count. Show that you've got character. Oh yes, a huge amount. Make your choices count. Humans, make your choices count.
00:04:04Show that you've got character. Oh yes, a huge amount.
00:04:08Holy, holy, oxen free.
00:04:14So, what do you guys want to do now?
00:04:17Let's play baseball.
00:04:19Nah, let's play tag.
00:04:20Nah, I want to play kickball.
00:04:22There are too many choices.
00:04:24So, how are we going to decide?
00:04:26I know how. Come on, everybody. Get in a circle.
00:04:29Come on.
00:04:30One, two, three, four, five, six.
00:04:38Six strong pillars help us pick.
00:04:41Red, orange, yellow.
00:04:43Blue, purple, green.
00:04:45This is how we choose between.
00:04:48Six, five, four.
00:04:50Three, two, one.
00:04:51We pick Jake.
00:04:53This game is done.
00:04:55You win, Jake.
00:04:55Fair and square.
00:04:56Yeah, Jake.
00:04:57You get to pick what we do.
00:04:58Well, I really want to play baseball.
00:05:01But that's not fair.
00:05:03Not everyone has a glove.
00:05:05Sometimes making choices isn't easy.
00:05:14Every morning when I rise, rub the sleepies from my eyes.
00:05:19Choices, choices do appear every day all through the year.
00:05:24What to wear or what to eat.
00:05:27Leave a mess or make it neat.
00:05:29Start, out, settle, wear a smile.
00:05:32Noices, choices show our style.
00:05:37Making choices every day.
00:05:39Making choices on the way.
00:05:42Do six pillars, make it through.
00:05:44Making choices for a better you.
00:05:48During school and while I play.
00:05:53Harder choices come my way.
00:05:56Do I take what isn't mine?
00:05:58Am I fair or do I want?
00:06:01Am I kind or am I groomed?
00:06:03Do I follow the golden rule?
00:06:06Some are easy, some are hard.
00:06:08We always have to be on guard.
00:06:11Making choices every day.
00:06:16Making choices on the way.
00:06:19Do six pillars, make it through.
00:06:21Making choices for a better you.
00:06:27The choices make me strong and tough.
00:06:30Battles make life mean and rough.
00:06:32Am I true or do I cheat?
00:06:35Am I someone you like to meet?
00:06:37Am I polite or am I rude?
00:06:40I can choose my attitude.
00:06:43Making choices is the test.
00:06:45I must always do my best.
00:06:50Making choices every day.
00:06:53Making choices on the way.
00:06:55Do six pillars, make it through.
00:06:58Making choices for a better you.
00:07:04If there's one thing you should know.
00:07:06Making choices helps you grow.
00:07:09A happy person.
00:07:10Honest, too.
00:07:12Good things will come to you.
00:07:14Choices make you what you are.
00:07:16Making good ones, you'll go far.
00:07:19Listen to your inner voice.
00:07:22You will make the better choice.
00:07:24Making choices every day.
00:07:29Making choices on the way.
00:07:31Here's six pillars, make it through.
00:07:34Making choices, yeah.
00:07:37Making choices every day.
00:07:39Making choices on the way.
00:07:42Here's six pillars, make it through.
00:07:44Making choices for a better you.
00:07:48So, Jake, what did you decide?
00:07:51I choose...
00:07:52Ice cream, ice cream, try ice cream here.
00:07:57I choose ice cream.
00:07:59Yeah, let's go.
00:08:02Hey, kids, how you doing?
00:08:04Whole big.
00:08:06Chocolate, please.
00:08:07Me, too.
00:08:07That's two?
00:08:08I like Peppermint Crunch, please.
00:08:11You got it.
00:08:12Orange, favorite for me.
00:08:14Can I play at Rocky Road?
00:08:15I'd like Cockroach Karma, broccoli surprise.
00:08:18What?
00:08:19Just kidding.
00:08:20We know a place.
00:08:22That's what I do.
00:08:23It's time for everyone's favorite game show, where the pie's the limit.
00:08:30Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, let's play What Should You Do?
00:08:35Now, here's your wacky pie-throwing host, Duck Quick.
00:08:40Hi, kids.
00:08:41I'm Duck Quick, and it's time to play What Should You Do?
00:08:46Okay, your dad is watching the news on TV.
00:08:49You ask him if you can watch cartoons.
00:08:51He says, not until after the news is over.
00:08:54Now, what should you do?
00:08:57I'd run to my bedroom crying.
00:09:02I'd stomp and yell and jump up and down until I got my way.
00:09:08I'll play quietly with my toys until the news is over.
00:09:16Brave attitude.
00:09:18Now, that's the way to show respect.
00:09:20Stay tuned, kids, because there's more.
00:09:23What Should You Do?
00:09:25Coming up.
00:09:32Consequences are the things that happen because of the choices we make.
00:09:35Okay, come on, so you can do it now.
00:09:37Come on, so you can just like we practice.
00:09:39Better how to do it.
00:09:40Steep.
00:09:40Right.
00:09:41One.
00:09:42Like, if I chose to stay home today, my teammates would have been mad at me.
00:09:49Steep.
00:09:50Right.
00:09:50Dude.
00:09:51And if I had to come for my game, I wouldn't have got to back.
00:10:06It's a long fireball to center field.
00:10:17It's going.
00:10:20It's going.
00:10:23It's going.
00:10:26It's gone.
00:10:28It's a home run.
00:10:29And I would not have hit a home run.
00:10:37See, every choice you make has a consequence.
00:10:40Bananas in pajamas are coming down the stairs Bananas in pajamas are coming down in pairs
00:10:58Bananas in pajamas are chasing teddy bears
00:11:03Because on Tuesdays day, I'll try to catch them on the way.
00:11:09The Bananas in pajamas were painting a new bench at the beach.
00:11:13It had been pink, but the Bananas liked things to be yellow.
00:11:16Oh, you missed a bit, B1.
00:11:18So I did, B2.
00:11:20There.
00:11:21All finished.
00:11:27Oh, you missed a bit, B2.
00:11:30Oh, so I did, B1.
00:11:32There.
00:11:34How's that, B1?
00:11:36The teddies were just getting ready to go jogging.
00:11:40So, we go three times around the park, over to the beach, then back here, and no stopping.
00:11:47Ready?
00:11:48Go!
00:11:50Hey!
00:11:51Wait for us, Lulu!
00:11:55Morgan!
00:11:57Oh, coming.
00:11:59Come on.
00:12:02Painting the bench had been hard work, but now it was finished.
00:12:06Perfect.
00:12:11Are you thinking what I'm thinking, B1?
00:12:13I think I am, B2.
00:12:15It's rest time.
00:12:17Uh-oh.
00:12:22Uh-oh.
00:12:23We were nearly silly bananas, B1.
00:12:26Very, very silly bananas, B2.
00:12:29The Bananas knew they couldn't sit on the wet paint, so they went off to wash their brushes.
00:12:33Oh, I need a rest.
00:12:38Oh, I need a rest.
00:12:41Oh, no.
00:12:44Oh, I'm supposed to run without stopping.
00:12:48But I'm really tired.
00:12:50And nobody's looking.
00:12:54Wait!
00:12:57Stop!
00:12:58Oh, what's the match of bananas?
00:13:01You can't sit there.
00:13:02We've only just painted that bench.
00:13:04And the paint's still wet.
00:13:06Well, you should have a sign that says wet paint.
00:13:10We've got one of those, haven't we, B2?
00:13:12Here it is, B1.
00:13:14Oh!
00:13:14Now, everyone will know not to touch it.
00:13:21Come on, Lulu.
00:13:22Come on.
00:13:23But they hadn't been gone very long when Amy came past.
00:13:28Oh, I need a rest.
00:13:31Oh, wet paint.
00:13:35Oh, bother.
00:13:38But Amy couldn't help wondering if the bench was really wet.
00:13:44Maybe no one will notice.
00:13:54But the next person to come along was Morgan.
00:13:57And he was tired, too.
00:13:59Oh, I need a rest.
00:14:03Oh, but Lily said we had to run without stopping.
00:14:07But I'm very, very tired.
00:14:10Oh, wet paint.
00:14:14Paint.
00:14:15Wet paint.
00:14:16Oh, bother.
00:14:18And Morgan couldn't resist the wet paint, either.
00:14:25Oh!
00:14:26Oh, no!
00:14:28Just put this off.
00:14:30Oh!
00:14:31Oh!
00:14:33I'm sure I didn't make two poor marks.
00:14:36Wait!
00:14:37Oh, don't touch that!
00:14:39Oh, don't touch that!
00:14:41I didn't do that, poor Mark.
00:14:44I made this one.
00:14:47Oh, dear.
00:14:48Oh, dear.
00:14:50Then who made the other one?
00:14:52Oh, I'm sorry.
00:14:55It was me.
00:14:56Well, that solves that mystery, B2.
00:14:58Well, you can both get brushes and help paint the bench again.
00:15:01Oh, sure.
00:15:02Beats jogging.
00:15:03Sure it does!
00:15:05I wish people would think before they did silly things, B1.
00:15:09It would make life a lot easier, B2.
00:15:13Oh, dear.
00:15:21Oh, well.
00:15:22Amy and Morgan were going to paint the bench again anyway.
00:15:25But I wonder who washed the bananas' pajamas.
00:15:29Please welcome Joe Scruggs.
00:15:33So, how do you make a good choice?
00:15:35It's not always easy, is it, kids?
00:15:37That's why I use the six pillars to help me decide.
00:15:41And I've got a great little song to help you remember those six simple words.
00:15:46There are six simple words that you can use
00:15:50To be a better person if you choose
00:15:53Six simple words all day long
00:15:57Six simple words to make you strong
00:16:01One, can you be trusted
00:16:06Two, show respect
00:16:07Three, are you responsible
00:16:09Cause that's what we expect
00:16:11Four, is for your fairness
00:16:13Five, do you care
00:16:14Six, good citizens
00:16:16Always do their share
00:16:18Six simple words
00:16:20All day long
00:16:22Six simple words
00:16:23To make you strong
00:16:26Okay, I want all of you to join in and sing along with me
00:16:33Are you ready?
00:16:34Here we go
00:16:36There are six simple words that you can use
00:16:39To be a better person if you choose
00:16:43Six simple words all day long
00:16:47Six simple words to make you strong
00:16:51One, can you be trusted
00:16:55Give two, show respect
00:16:57Three, are you responsible
00:16:59Cause that's what we expect
00:17:01Four, is for your fairness
00:17:03Five, do you care
00:17:04Six, good citizens
00:17:06Always do their share
00:17:08Six simple words
00:17:10All day long
00:17:11Six simple words
00:17:13To make you strong
00:17:16Six simple words
00:17:19All day long
00:17:20Six simple words
00:17:22To make you strong
00:17:25Yeah
00:17:28Well, now we know about the six pillars
00:17:39But how can they help you make the right decision?
00:17:42Well, here's what you do
00:17:43You take a big breath
00:17:45And you say to yourself
00:17:46Am I being trustworthy, respectful, responsible, caring, fair
00:17:49And am I being a good citizen?
00:17:51And if the answer is yes
00:17:52Then you know you've made the right choice
00:17:55Hey, I've got an idea
00:17:56Let's do a dance
00:17:56Everybody on your feet
00:17:57Come on up
00:17:58It's called
00:18:00The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:18:02We have pillars
00:18:06One through six
00:18:07We like to dance
00:18:09And do some tricks
00:18:10Follow along
00:18:11And you will see
00:18:13How fun the Six Pillar Shuffle can be
00:18:15The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:18:17Goes
00:18:18Like
00:18:19This
00:18:20Twist is for trustworthiness
00:18:25Roll is for respect
00:18:27We're gonna reach up
00:18:29For responsibility
00:18:31Then we blow a kiss for caring
00:18:35Flap your arms for fairness
00:18:38Stomp your feet for citizenship
00:18:40The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:18:42Is a kick
00:18:43We think you know
00:18:47The way it goes
00:18:49Cause you're doing oh so fine
00:18:51Now make it big
00:18:53Yes
00:18:53Do it proud
00:18:54Cause it's Six Pillar Shuffle time
00:18:56The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:18:58Goes
00:18:59Like
00:19:00This
00:19:02Whoa
00:19:03Twist is for trustworthiness
00:19:06Roll is for respect
00:19:08We're gonna reach up
00:19:10For responsibility
00:19:12Blow a kiss for caring
00:19:16Flap your arms for fairness
00:19:19Stomp your feet for citizenship
00:19:21The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:19:23Is a kick
00:19:24Now that you have got the groove
00:19:30Let's see how fast you can move
00:19:32Maestro, please pick up the beat
00:19:35Ready, set, now
00:19:36Shuffle your feet
00:19:37The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:19:39Goes
00:19:39Like
00:19:41This
00:19:42Twist is for trustworthiness
00:19:46Roll is for respect
00:19:48We're gonna reach up
00:19:50For responsibility
00:19:52Then we blow a kiss for caring
00:19:56Flap your arms for fairness
00:19:59Stomp your feet for citizenship
00:20:01I said the Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:03Is a kick
00:20:04Do it again
00:20:07Even faster
00:20:08The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:09Goes
00:20:10Like
00:20:11This
00:20:13Trustworthiness
00:20:15Respect
00:20:17Respect
00:20:18Responsibility
00:20:19Respect
00:20:20Responsibility
00:20:22Carrying
00:20:24Fairness
00:20:25Citizenship
00:20:26The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:27Is a kick
00:20:28All right, now one more time
00:20:29The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:30The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:32Is a kick
00:20:33The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:34Is a kick
00:20:35All right, now one more time
00:20:37The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:38Goes
00:20:39Like
00:20:40This
00:20:41Trustworthiness
00:20:43Respect
00:20:44Responsibility
00:20:45Respect
00:20:48Responsibility
00:20:50Caring
00:20:52Fairness
00:20:54Citizenship
00:20:56The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:20:57kamp
00:20:58The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:21:00Is a kick
00:21:02Masters
00:21:03The Six Pillar Shuffle
00:21:04Is a kick
00:21:05Is a kick
00:21:07Get ready to duck, quick, because round two of What Should You Do is about to begin.
00:21:20Now, here's the star of the show and the pie in your eye, Duck Quick.
00:21:27Hey, kids. I'm Duck Quick, and it's time once again to play What Should You Do.
00:21:33Okay. You and your sister are playing ball in the house. You throw the ball and it knocks your mom's favorite lamp off of the table and it breaks.
00:21:42Now, what should you do?
00:21:46I would pick up the pieces and hope mom didn't notice.
00:21:54I would tell my mom the truth, say I'm sorry, and help clean up the mess.
00:21:59Excellent answer. It is very important to be trustworthy.
00:22:07Now, stay tuned, kids, because there's more. What should you do? Coming up.
00:22:13Can you name the six pillars?
00:22:16Huh? Oh, sorry, I didn't know what you were saying.
00:22:20Trustism.
00:22:21Trustworthiness.
00:22:22Trustworthiness.
00:22:27Careness.
00:22:30Transibility, citizenship, and outside.
00:22:32Trustworthiness.
00:22:34I only knew that part.
00:22:37Citizenship.
00:22:39Careness.
00:22:41Careness.
00:22:42Fairing.
00:22:43Good.
00:22:45Trustworthiness.
00:22:46Respect.
00:22:47Responsibility.
00:22:48I need somebody to tell me the words and I can say it when they're saying it.
00:22:52Trustworthiness.
00:22:53Respect.
00:22:54Responsibility.
00:22:55Trustworthiness.
00:22:56Whoops.
00:22:57Hold on. Can I try that again?
00:22:59Caring.
00:23:01I keep forgetting it.
00:23:03Trustworthiness.
00:23:04Respect.
00:23:05Responsibility.
00:23:06Fairness.
00:23:07Caring.
00:23:08And citizenship.
00:23:09Trustworthiness.
00:23:10Respect.
00:23:11Responsibility.
00:23:12Fairness.
00:23:13Caring.
00:23:14And citizenship.
00:23:15Oh, yeah?
00:23:16Well, I could crawl around the world.
00:23:18You just watch.
00:23:19Why are your pants on fire?
00:23:20Just watch me.
00:23:21Hey, Quentin, you're not supposed to do that.
00:23:23You know, you're not telling the truth.
00:23:25Oh, who am I fooling?
00:23:27You're white.
00:23:28Well, and you know what happens when you don't tell the truth.
00:23:33Are you ready?
00:23:34Are you ready?
00:23:35Are you ready?
00:23:36Are you ready to clown around?
00:23:37With Lunette and Molly, I'll climb her dolly on the big, cocky couch.
00:23:54There is lots to doodle-do.
00:23:58Lunette loves to read for you.
00:24:01With a wiggle and a giggle and some goofy friends.
00:24:05There's a place where silliness never ends.
00:24:08Get ready.
00:24:11All over and under the big, comfy couch.
00:24:17Get ready.
00:24:19Get ready.
00:24:20Get ready to clown around.
00:24:24With Lunette and Molly, I'll climb her dolly on the big, comfy couch.
00:24:30Okay, Molly.
00:24:35This is how you do the squirmy worm.
00:24:40You've really got to throw yourself into it if you want to be a great squirmy worm dancer, Molly.
00:24:46Like this.
00:24:48Whoops.
00:24:49Granny's mailbox.
00:24:50Maybe I can fix it.
00:24:52Yeah.
00:24:53Oh, it's Major Benhead.
00:24:54Oh, no!
00:24:55If he finds out I broke it, then he'll tell Granny Garbanzo, and if she finds out, I'll be in big trouble.
00:25:10There's only one thing to do, Molly.
00:25:12That's hide the mailbox and pretend like I never saw it.
00:25:15Right, Molly?
00:25:17Okay.
00:25:18I know it's not right, but I don't know what else to do.
00:25:21Okay.
00:25:22Now, let's see.
00:25:24Where can I hide it?
00:25:26Uh...
00:25:27Okay.
00:25:28Becky.
00:25:29Um...
00:25:30I know.
00:25:31I'll hide it in the tall grass.
00:25:34Wow!
00:25:35Whoops!
00:25:36Sorry, Snucklefritz.
00:25:38Hello, Major Bedhead.
00:25:39How wonderful to see you.
00:25:40Of course it is.
00:25:41And isn't this a glorious day?
00:25:42Oh, yeah.
00:25:43It's a perfect day.
00:25:44Ah, yes, it is.
00:25:45Just look around.
00:25:46Don't look around too closely.
00:25:47The mailbox post.
00:25:48What's the matter, Major Bedhead?
00:25:49It doesn't have Granny Garbanzos.
00:25:50Mailbox on it.
00:25:51Oh, no.
00:25:52No, no.
00:25:53No, no.
00:25:54No, no, no.
00:25:55No, no, no.
00:25:56No, no, no.
00:25:57No, no, no.
00:25:58No, no, no.
00:25:59No, no, no.
00:26:00No, no, no.
00:26:01No, no, no.
00:26:02No, no, no, no.
00:26:03No, no, no.
00:26:04No, no, no, no.
00:26:05It doesn't have Granny Garbanzos.
00:26:07Mailbox on it.
00:26:08Oh, you know, Molly and I were just commenting on that very fact, weren't we?
00:26:18Now, what do you suppose happened to that?
00:26:22I don't know.
00:26:24But when we were coming out to the garden, we noticed something very strange, didn't we?
00:26:32There was a, uh, an elephant.
00:26:37An elephant?
00:26:38Wow, that is strange.
00:26:40A big purple elephant.
00:26:42A big purple elephant.
00:26:44Hmm.
00:26:45And what was he doing here?
00:26:47I don't know, but he went over to Granny Garbanzos' mailbox and he picked it up with his trunk.
00:26:58With his trunk?
00:27:00Ooh, boy, that's incredible.
00:27:02Wish I was here to see that.
00:27:04Oh, yeah.
00:27:05It was really something, wasn't it?
00:27:11What happened next?
00:27:13Next?
00:27:14Oh, uh, well, the elephant just, uh, took Granny Garbanzos' mailbox and, uh, stopped off into the field.
00:27:24Well, there's only one thing to do.
00:27:27Uh, there is?
00:27:28Yeah.
00:27:29Just look for his purple footprints.
00:27:31Purple footprints?
00:27:33Oh, of course.
00:27:34In my experience, purple elephants always leave purple footprints.
00:27:40Of course.
00:27:41So, you said he went this way?
00:27:44Well, um, I'm not sure, but...
00:27:48Meow.
00:27:49Meow.
00:27:50Snickle Fritz, stop bothering me.
00:27:53We're looking for elephant footprints.
00:27:55Purple ones.
00:27:56Shh.
00:27:57Meow.
00:27:58Meow.
00:27:59Meow.
00:28:00Meow.
00:28:01Snickle Fritz?
00:28:02Meow.
00:28:03What's your problem?
00:28:04Meow.
00:28:05We're looking for Granny Garbanzos' mailbox.
00:28:06Now, which way was I going?
00:28:07Oh, you were going that way, I'm sure.
00:28:11No, I think I was going this way.
00:28:13Oh, no!
00:28:14I mean, I'm pretty sure the elephant went that way.
00:28:18Well, maybe he did, but I think I'm going this way.
00:28:21Oh, no, but maybe that's really not necessary.
00:28:24Because, you see, elephant...
00:28:25Hey!
00:28:26What's this?
00:28:33Well, it looks just like Granny Garbanzos' mailbox.
00:28:37It is Granny Garbanzos' mailbox.
00:28:39I'd recognize it anywhere.
00:28:41Oh, wow!
00:28:42What luck!
00:28:43The, uh, elephant must have dropped it?
00:28:48Binette, I'm beginning to think you made up this story about the purple elephant.
00:28:53Made it up?
00:28:54What makes you think that?
00:28:57Because I haven't seen a single purple elephant footprint anywhere.
00:29:01Okay, okay.
00:29:06There was no elephant.
00:29:10Oh, then what happened to the mailbox?
00:29:13I broke it.
00:29:16I broke it.
00:29:18And, well...
00:29:20I was afraid that if Granny found out I broke it,
00:29:24well, she'd be really mad at me.
00:29:32So you lied, Lunette?
00:29:35Yes.
00:29:36Yes.
00:29:37I'm sorry.
00:29:39Good.
00:29:40Oh, I almost forgot the reason I came here in the first place.
00:29:44Special delivery for Lunette the Clown.
00:29:47Oh, goody, thanks.
00:29:48I hope it's from my Auntie Macassar.
00:29:50It is.
00:29:51Dear Lunette,
00:29:52I actually wanted to send a postcard to Granny Garbanzo,
00:29:56but I knew her mailbox was broken.
00:29:59Hey.
00:30:00Well, how did she know about Granny Garbanzo's mailbox?
00:30:03Yesterday, when I heard about it, I wanted to extend my sympathies because I know how sad it is to lose a mailbox.
00:30:13When she heard yesterday, you mean the mailbox was already broken?
00:30:17That means I didn't break it.
00:30:21My advice to Granny is remove the mailbox from the post.
00:30:25Well, some clown might bump into it, knock it off, and then they think that they broke it.
00:30:30And we wouldn't want that to happen now, would we?
00:30:33Love ya.
00:30:34Andy Macassar.
00:30:36Whew.
00:30:37I feel so much better.
00:30:39Everything's gonna be okay.
00:30:41Lunette, I hope you learned your lesson.
00:30:43Oh, you bet.
00:30:45What lesson?
00:30:47It never, ever, ever, ever pays to lie.
00:30:51Oh, you're right about that, Major Bedhead.
00:30:53But there's only one thing I have to ask you.
00:30:56Anything, Lunette.
00:30:57Do you ever lie?
00:30:59Me?
00:31:00I love to lie.
00:31:01In fact, I think I'll lie right now.
00:31:03Lie down.
00:31:04Oh, I'm Major Bedhead.
00:31:08Happy lying down.
00:31:11Get out of there.
00:31:13This is too heavy.
00:31:16Oh, man, it's gross.
00:31:18That Batman is in the best bed.
00:31:21One day fire in the good fantasy.
00:31:24What?
00:31:25Oh, gross.
00:31:26Alright, this skateboard.
00:31:28What?
00:31:29Huh?
00:31:31Yeah.
00:31:32Yeah.
00:31:33Yeah.
00:31:34Mm-hmm.
00:31:35Get out of here.
00:31:37Ooh.
00:31:38Yeah.
00:31:39Um.
00:31:40I'm gonna put that a music in my soul.
00:31:43Hello?
00:31:44Is there something called a brain in here?
00:31:45Hello? Is there something called a brain in here?
00:32:04Hey, who's that? Who are you?
00:32:07I'm that little voice that lives inside your head.
00:32:10It tells you the difference between right and wrong.
00:32:14Get out of there!
00:32:16It's no use. I'm here to stay.
00:32:18And you're gonna listen to what I have to say.
00:32:23I am the little voice that lives inside your head.
00:32:28In a morning when you rise until you go to bed.
00:32:34I am called your conscience.
00:32:36Conscience?
00:32:37And it's plain to see.
00:32:39Just listen to your inner voice.
00:32:42Your conscience is the key.
00:32:45Get away from me!
00:32:47When you have to make a choice, I don't know what to do.
00:32:51Listen to this little song and it will come to you.
00:32:54Every time you make a choice, try and you will see.
00:32:58Listen to your inner voice.
00:33:00I don't want to.
00:33:01Your conscience is the key.
00:33:04Ugh.
00:33:05Every day, in every way, there's choices you will make.
00:33:12Some are very easy, you will see.
00:33:16Like, should I have some cake?
00:33:19Other choices make it hard.
00:33:21Like, should I steal or cheat?
00:33:23Listen up and you'll go far.
00:33:26When you make a choice, you'll see.
00:33:30Your conscience is the key.
00:33:32It's the key!
00:33:33When you have to make a choice and don't know what to do.
00:33:37Listen to this little song and it will come to you.
00:33:40Every time you make a choice, try and you will see.
00:33:44Listen to your inner voice.
00:33:46Your conscience is the key.
00:33:48I got the key!
00:33:50Your friend may say that it's okay to do a thing that's wrong.
00:33:57Temptations, they will come to me.
00:34:01That's why I sing this song.
00:34:04Stand tall and hear the call.
00:34:06Stop and think it through.
00:34:08This will help you see.
00:34:11Your inner voice knows what to do.
00:34:15Your conscience is the key.
00:34:18It's the key!
00:34:19When you have to make a choice and don't know what to do.
00:34:22I know!
00:34:23Listen to this little song and it will come to you.
00:34:25It's coming!
00:34:26Every time you make a choice, try and you will see.
00:34:29Listen to your inner voice.
00:34:32Your conscience is the key.
00:34:34Yes, listen to your inner voice.
00:34:37Your conscience is the key.
00:34:39My conscience is the key.
00:34:41All right, most excellent, I have this conscience thing.
00:34:46So what are you gonna do about all this trash?
00:34:50It's quite easy.
00:34:51Watch me just pick it up.
00:34:53Wow!
00:34:54That guy looked really silly running around like that.
00:35:08He sure did, but he was just listening to his conscience.
00:35:09Consen-sense?
00:35:10Oh yeah!
00:35:11I remember that from watching Wishbone.
00:35:13What's the story, Wishbone?
00:35:14Was this your dreamin' of?
00:35:15Such big imagination on such a little pub?
00:35:16What's the story, Wishbone?
00:35:17What's the story, Wishbone?
00:35:18What's this your dreamin' of?
00:35:19What's the story, Wishbone?
00:35:20Do you think it's worth a look?
00:35:21It kinda seems familiar.
00:35:22But he's just listening to his conscience.
00:35:23Consen-sense?
00:35:24Oh yeah!
00:35:25I remember that from watching Wishbone.
00:35:26What's the story, Wishbone?
00:35:29What's this your dreamin' of?
00:35:33Such big imagination on such a little pub?
00:35:40What's the story, Wishbone?
00:35:41What's the story, Wishbone?
00:35:43Do you think it's worth a look?
00:35:46It kinda seems familiar.
00:35:49Like a story from a book.
00:35:52Shake a leg now, Wishbone.
00:35:55Let's wag another tail.
00:35:58Sniffin' out adventure.
00:36:00With Wishbone on the trail.
00:36:03Come on, Wishbone.
00:36:06What's the story, Wishbone?
00:36:09What's the story, Wishbone?
00:36:12What's the story, Wishbone?
00:36:14What's the story, Wishbone?
00:36:19What's the story, Wishbone?
00:36:24What's the story, Wishbone?
00:36:26Good thing!
00:36:27Ooh!
00:36:28Oatmeal cookies are my tenth favorite-
00:36:29Mmm!
00:36:30They're my eleventh favorite-
00:36:31Anyway.
00:36:32I love em!
00:36:33Emily, what happened to all the cookies?
00:36:43He ate them all.
00:36:44You know that's not true, and he shouldn't be eating cookies.
00:36:47Emily, we've been busted by the diet police!
00:36:50David!
00:36:51I did not expect this of you.
00:36:56What?
00:36:57I found this upstairs in the closet.
00:37:00What?
00:37:01You know how important Grandma's vase is to me.
00:37:05But a vase is just a vase.
00:37:07I'd rather have you tell me what happened than to try to hide it.
00:37:10I'm really disappointed.
00:37:12Mom, you got this all wrong.
00:37:14I didn't touch it.
00:37:15David!
00:37:16It's not just the vase.
00:37:18It's the principal.
00:37:21I'm talking to David, Emily.
00:37:23It's important.
00:37:24But, Mom!
00:37:26Okay.
00:37:27What is it?
00:37:29I bought a vase.
00:37:32What?
00:37:33Honey!
00:37:35Really?
00:37:36David, I think I owe you an apology.
00:37:43I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions.
00:37:46Emily, I gotta hand it to you.
00:37:48You may look like a little kid, but you faced up to a big problem.
00:37:55I'm so proud of you for telling the truth today.
00:37:58What made you change your mind?
00:38:00I don't know what it was.
00:38:02I just had a feeling.
00:38:04A feeling?
00:38:05Mm-hmm.
00:38:06Inside.
00:38:08You know what that feeling is?
00:38:10That feeling is your conscience.
00:38:13Everybody has one.
00:38:14Yeah.
00:38:15You just have to listen to it.
00:38:17Even when it barely whispers.
00:38:20It'll tell you a lot of really important things.
00:38:24What do you say we go wash your face with some cold water?
00:38:28Okay?
00:38:29And don't worry about that old face.
00:38:31You've been very brave.
00:38:32Let's go.
00:38:33You know, the bravest heart can be in the smallest body.
00:38:40You have to show us all the pictures as soon as you get them developed.
00:38:43Okay.
00:38:44Can he eat ice cream?
00:38:45Yes, of course.
00:38:47Raised on the stuff.
00:38:48No, although I wonder what can't he eat?
00:38:51Mom, my conscience says I better have two scoops.
00:38:55Emily!
00:38:56What a coincidence.
00:38:57You're a mind reader.
00:38:58Well, are you sure that's your conscience talking?
00:39:03Or your tummy?
00:39:05Mm-mm.
00:39:06Emily, you look like you might need a hand with that.
00:39:09Can I have a little bite?
00:39:10Please?
00:39:11Please?
00:39:12One.
00:39:13Two.
00:39:14Three.
00:39:15One.
00:39:16Three.
00:39:17Five.
00:39:18Five.
00:39:19Five.
00:39:20Five.
00:39:21Five.
00:39:22Five.
00:39:23Five.
00:39:24Five.
00:39:25Five.
00:39:26Five.
00:39:27Five.
00:39:28Five.
00:39:33Big Excelsior.
00:39:34Five.
00:39:35Five.
00:39:36Five.
00:39:37Five.
00:39:38Six.
00:39:39Five.
00:39:40Five.
00:39:41Seven.
00:39:42Five.
00:39:43Five.
00:39:44Six.
00:39:45Five.
00:39:46Five.
00:39:47Five.
00:39:48Six.
00:39:49Five.
00:39:50Five.
00:39:51Five.
00:39:52Probably does not lose, have no longer.
00:39:54Number five.
00:39:55Five.
00:39:56Five.
00:39:57Five.
00:39:58Who are you going to turn to?
00:40:01Choices, choices, choices
00:40:03When choices come to you
00:40:05Father, Father, tell me who
00:40:13Can help me know just what to do
00:40:16Making choices right from wrong
00:40:18Who will help you stand up strong?
00:40:21Choices, choices, choices, choices
00:40:23Who are you going to turn to?
00:40:26Choices, choices, choices
00:40:27When choices come to you
00:40:30Mother, Father, neighbor, doctor
00:40:38Grandma, grandpa, teacher, friends
00:40:40Brother, sister, animal, uncle
00:40:42Books, cattle, children
00:40:44Choices, choices, choices
00:40:47Who are you going to turn to?
00:40:49Choices, choices, choices
00:40:51When choices come to you
00:40:53We're talking about choices, choices, choices
00:40:56Who are you going to turn to?
00:40:59Choices, choices, choices
00:41:00When choices come to you
00:41:02Choices, choices, choices, choices
00:41:05When choices come to you
00:41:07Get ready, get set
00:41:13Cause here it comes
00:41:15The final round of What Should You Do?
00:41:18Now, let's hear it one last time
00:41:21For our lovable pie-toting host
00:41:23Duck Quick
00:41:25Hello again, kids
00:41:27Duck Quick here
00:41:29And it's time once again
00:41:30To play What Should You Do?
00:41:33Okay, you find a wallet
00:41:34On the playground
00:41:35Now, what should you do?
00:41:40I take it and put it in my pockets
00:41:44I take out the money
00:41:48And throw the wallet away
00:41:49I would take it to my teacher
00:41:55And ask him what to do with it
00:41:58Ready to answer
00:42:03What a great way to be a good neighbor
00:42:06That concludes another exciting game
00:42:09Of What Should You Do?
00:42:11This program was brought to you by
00:42:14Moral Fiber Cereal
00:42:16The breakfast of choice
00:42:18When you're choosing
00:42:19Which choice to choose
00:42:20I'm Duck Quick saying
00:42:22So long
00:42:24And cut
00:42:25Bye-bye now
00:42:26Okay, Duck
00:42:27See you later, alligator
00:42:28Duck
00:42:29After a while, crocodile
00:42:31Duck, cut
00:42:32Fill in, penguin
00:42:33Duck, what part of cut
00:42:34Do you not understand?
00:42:35Cut
00:42:36Not now, brown cow
00:42:37You're done
00:42:37Manana, iguana
00:42:39Get that duck out of here
00:42:40What happened?
00:42:48I rode Jake's bike
00:42:49Without asking him first
00:42:51I should have known better
00:42:53That's for sure
00:42:55So what are you gonna do about it?
00:42:59I'm gonna fess up
00:43:00I got myself in a pickle
00:43:10Feeling really bad
00:43:12I've gone and done something
00:43:15Make my friend real sad
00:43:18I went and rode his bike
00:43:21And now it's got a flat
00:43:24Now it's time for action
00:43:27Don't you fear it
00:43:29When it's the wrong choice you choose
00:43:32You wanna be in someone else's shoes
00:43:36Yes you do
00:43:39Well, fix it when you break it
00:43:44Fess up when you rest are blue
00:43:47I think I'm gonna fix it
00:43:55Fix it like brand new
00:43:57Tell my friend I'm sorry
00:44:00If that's the thing to do
00:44:03Until you're on the track
00:44:06You're learning how to mend
00:44:09To make it right
00:44:11When it's the wrong choice you choose
00:44:18You wanna be in someone else's shoes
00:44:22Yes you do
00:44:24Oh, fix it when you break it
00:44:29Fess up when you rest are blue
00:44:33Oh, we got to fix it when you break it
00:44:38Fess up when you rest are blue
00:44:41Oh, yeah
00:44:45There, that should do it
00:44:52I'd better get this bike back to Jake
00:44:54Before I break it again
00:44:56Yeah, I'll go with you
00:44:58Let's go
00:44:58Yeah
00:44:59You know, it's always better to tell what you do
00:45:01Who made this big mess?
00:45:09Me?
00:45:11I did not
00:45:12Just kidding
00:45:14I know I made the mess
00:45:16Which means I have to clean it up
00:45:17So get ready for the 10 second tidy
00:45:20Ready, set, go
00:45:42Well, honesty may be the best policy
00:45:51But it sure can tire you out
00:45:54Come on, Molly
00:45:58Choices are what it's all about
00:46:08That we've learned without a doubt
00:46:10Choosing to be glad or sad
00:46:13Choosing between good and bad
00:46:16We make choices every day
00:46:20We make choices on the way
00:46:23We use six pillars, think it through
00:46:25We make good choices
00:46:27Yes, indeed we do
00:46:29I will always do what's right
00:46:34I will always be polite
00:46:37I think about the consequence
00:46:39I will use my common sense
00:46:42We make choices every day
00:46:47We make choices on the way
00:46:49We use six pillars, think it through
00:46:52We make good choices
00:46:54Yes, indeed we do
00:46:56I listen to my inner voice
00:47:01When I'm about to make a choice
00:47:03Always try to make it right
00:47:06If your action's not so right
00:47:08We make choices every day
00:47:13We make choices on the way
00:47:16We use six pillars, think it through
00:47:18We make good choices
00:47:20We make choices, yeah
00:47:21We make choices every day
00:47:23We make choices on the way
00:47:25We make choices on the way
00:47:27We use six pillars, think it through
00:47:28We make good choices
00:47:29Yes, indeed we do
00:47:30We make good choices, yes, indeed we do
00:47:31That was so fun
00:47:31Hey, what's going on over there?
00:47:33I don't know. Let's check it out
00:47:34Yeah, let's check it out
00:47:35Yeah, let's check it out
00:47:36Welcome everybody to the Character Counts Community Festival
00:47:51Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls
00:47:58Please welcome Eddie Coker
00:48:00Alright, everybody have a great time today
00:48:03I'd like for everybody to help me bring an end to this great celebration
00:48:09With a rip-roaring version of a little song called
00:48:12Choices Count
00:48:14Yes, indeed
00:48:15Well, you've got to make a choice count
00:48:21Every day now, every way now
00:48:24At your school now, joy that you're cool now
00:48:27Don't forget to make a count
00:48:29Don't forget to make your choices count
00:48:33The day you will
00:48:35Do it right now, children
00:48:36The day you will
00:48:38Come on, come on
00:48:39The day you will
00:48:41Say that to you
00:48:42The day you will
00:48:44The day you will
00:48:45Hey!
00:48:46Say that you do it
00:48:47Hey!
00:48:48Learn nothing to it
00:48:49Hey!
00:48:50You're making choices
00:48:51You're in the voices
00:48:52Hey!
00:48:53The choices count
00:48:54Hey!
00:48:55The choices count
00:48:56Hey!
00:48:57Hey!
00:48:58Hey!
00:48:59Four- 가지
00:49:23I want you to know, I said I want you to know right now, you got six pillars till now, to build your character off, hey, trust, worthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship.
00:49:50It shows you know your character counts, you've got to make your choices count, every day now, every way now, at your school now, don't be no fool now, come on now, come on now, come on now, come on now, come on now.
00:50:20Now wait just a minute, do you feel alright?
00:50:35Now that you've got your character, you know you're gonna be alright, your major choices count, you know your major choices count, every day now, every way now, every day now, every way now.
00:50:54Come on now, come on now, come on now, you got your character, you do now, come on now, come on now, come on now, a little bit softer now, a little bit softer now, a little bit softer now, a little bit softer now, a little bit louder now, a little bit louder now, a little bit louder now, a little bit louder now.
00:51:16Character counts
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00:51:30A little bit louder now
00:51:32Clap your hands now
00:51:34Sing along now
00:51:36You do the children
00:51:38You're alright
00:51:40You got your character
00:51:42You know you made your choices now
00:51:44If you would like to become a part of the character counts team, join the Kids for Character Club. Just ask a grown up to help you write to this address.
00:52:02Choices Count was brought to you by the member organizations of the Character Counts Coalition, a project of the Josephson Institute of Ethics.
00:52:12Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls
00:52:14Let's meet some of the members of the Character Counts team
00:52:18From youth development and sports organizations, please welcome
00:52:22American Youth Soccer Organization
00:52:26Babe Ruth League
00:52:28Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
00:52:32Boys and Girls Clubs of America
00:52:36Boys Town USA
00:52:38Boys Town USA
00:52:40Campfire Boys and Girls
00:52:42Campfire Boys and Girls
00:52:444-H
00:52:46Leader Shape Institute
00:52:48Leader Shape Institute
00:52:52Leadership Institute
00:52:54National Association of Police Athletic League
00:52:58National Federation of Catholic Youth Ministries
00:53:00National Federation of Catholic Youth Ministries
00:53:02United States Youth Soccer Association
00:53:06YMCA of the USA
00:53:10Youth Volunteer Corps of America
00:53:14Young Men's and Women's Hebrew Association
00:53:18And now from National Education and Civic Organizations
00:53:24Please welcome
00:53:26American Red Cross
00:53:28American Association of Community Colleges
00:53:30American Association of Community Colleges
00:53:32Goodwill Industries International
00:53:36American Federation of Teachers
00:53:38American Association of School Administrators
00:53:42Lions Quest International
00:53:44National Association of Secondary School Principals
00:53:46National Education Association
00:53:48National Association for Family and Community Education
00:54:02And the National Council of La Raza
00:54:04From Character Counts Community Organization
00:54:10Please welcome
00:54:12Albuquerque, New Mexico
00:54:14Bakersfield, California
00:54:18Dallas, Texas
00:54:22El Segundo, California
00:54:26Gaithersburg, Maryland
00:54:30Glenview, Illinois
00:54:34Leesburg, Florida
00:54:38Martin County, Florida
00:54:42Salem, Kaiser, Oregon
00:54:48Santa Fe, New Mexico
00:54:52Solomon County, Tennessee
00:54:56Talbot County, Maryland
00:54:58Toledo, Ohio
00:55:02And Tulare County, California
00:55:06These are just a few of the more than 200 organizations
00:55:12That make up the Character Counts Team
00:55:18Hello again, I hope you enjoyed Choices Count
00:55:22And just as importantly, I hope your children learn something from it
00:55:26You know this video is just one project of the Character Counts Coalition
00:55:30And two others that you might be interested in
00:55:32Are the American Youth Character Awards
00:55:34A local, regional, and national award program
00:55:36For young people of character
00:55:38And the second program
00:55:40Is the Character Counts All Stars
00:55:42That's a program that brings
00:55:44Famous athletes to your school
00:55:46Or your community
00:55:48Now if you're interested in either of these programs
00:55:50Or if you just want to know how to make your community
00:55:52Part of the Character Counts Coalition
00:55:54Please write us
00:55:56At the address on your screen
00:55:58And thank you
00:56:24And as always
00:56:26I hope you enjoyed this video
00:56:28You can also discuss
00:56:47How will our acquaintance include
01:01:48Here we stand, we're unified.
01:01:51The Kids for Character video is coming to a store near you, April 1996.
01:01:57Take a Stand for Character.
01:02:33And so our hero is sent on a quest to retrieve three golden apples.
01:02:38Dragons.
01:02:44I want to outsmart outsmart the titan Atlas.
01:02:50The spectacle.
01:02:52The spectacle.
01:02:56Boom.
01:02:57The excitement.
01:02:58Boom.
01:03:02The excitement.
01:03:03The excitement.
01:03:04And so our hero returns victorious.
01:03:06Whoa.
01:03:07That's what's going to do.
01:03:08That's what's going to do.
01:03:13I want to do it.
01:03:14I want to do it.
01:03:15I want to do it.
01:03:16I want to do it.
01:03:20I want to slice with a letter on it.
01:03:21It's Hercules Unleashed.
01:03:22It's Hercules Unleashed from Lyric Studios.
01:03:25Fetch your copy today.
01:03:26Fetch your copy today.
01:03:27Fetch your copy today.
01:03:28Fetch your copy today.
01:03:29Also available from Big Red Share Books, a division of Lyric Publishing, The Adventures
01:03:32of Wishbone Books.
01:03:34What's the story, Wishbone?
01:03:41It's the age-old dilemma.
01:03:43I want to do something exciting.
01:03:45Something different.
01:03:47So you're looking for adventure.
01:03:50Oh, I see.
01:03:51You're not looking for ordinary fun.
01:03:53You've kind of got an itch for something big.
01:03:55Well, get ready to scratch that itch because adventure waits on the other side of this fence.
01:04:01And I am out of here.
01:04:04Adventure now comes with four legs and a tail.
01:04:07It's Wishbone, the little dog with the big imagination.
01:04:11And he's ready to leap into one of the biggest adventures of all time.
01:04:15Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer.
01:04:17Come out if you're not afraid to face Tom Sawyer the pirate.
01:04:21The furs are flying as Tom Sawyer and his trusty companion Huck Finn set out to have some good old-fashioned fun.
01:04:28This is so exciting.
01:04:32That's right. It's two back-to-back episodes.
01:04:34First, the fun never ends with Tom and Huck on Jackson Island.
01:04:38I'm the captain and I say it's time to roll in the leaves.
01:04:44Swing on back to Oakdale with Joe, David, Sam and Wishbone as they go in search of the mysterious no-name grave.
01:04:51But the fun doesn't stop there because Tom and Huck can't seem to stay out of trouble.
01:04:57Like investigating their own mysterious graveyard.
01:05:01Chasing down all the bad guys.
01:05:04Digging for treasure in haunted houses.
01:05:06And exploring old caves.
01:05:09Even with all this excitement, you'll be hungry for more.
01:05:13Delicious!
01:05:14It's two great episodes on one terrific video.
01:05:18And now it's time for the Wishbone Floor Show!
01:05:22Fetch your copy of A Tale in Twain from Lyric Studios.
01:05:28Also available from Big Red Chair Books, a division of Lyric Publishing, The Adventures of Wishbone Books.
01:05:35She's by my side.
01:05:37But it's nice outside.
01:05:39Alright, concentrate.
01:05:41I met her in my pajamas.
01:05:44In the Bahamas.
01:05:46In the Bahamas.
01:05:48In my pajamas.
01:05:50Alright, in my pajamas.
01:05:52In the Bahamas.
01:05:55The first day of school my teacher said, why don't you draw a picture for your parents?
01:06:10So I drew a picture of an alligator and I named him Terrence.
01:06:17When I gave that picture to my mom, she said, I love pink alligators.
01:06:24Then she bought some magnets and she put my picture on the refrigerator.
01:06:32And she said she put it there, so that everyone would see.
01:06:42How much she liked my picture, and how proud she is of me.
01:06:51Now when the teacher asked me, why a drawing takes so long.
01:06:58I said, cause it's a refrigerator picture for my mom.
01:07:07Refrigerator Gator.
01:07:10Refrigerator picture for my mom.
01:07:15The Wizarding One
01:07:34Refrigerator Gator.
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