- 09/07/2025
Watch *A Flintstones Christmas Carol (1994)* — a hilarious Stone Age retelling of Charles Dickens' holiday classic! In this festive animated TV special, Fred Flintstone stars as "Ebonezer Scrooge" in the Bedrock Community Players' production of *A Christmas Carol*. But when Fred lets fame go to his head, he learns a real-life lesson in kindness, family, and Christmas spirit.
🎬 **Special Details:**
• Title: A Flintstones Christmas Carol
• Year: 1994
• Language: English
• Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family, Holiday
• Studio: Hanna-Barbera Productions
🌟 **Synopsis:**
As Fred balances rehearsals and family duties, he slowly begins to mirror Scrooge's selfishness—until the spirit of Christmas helps him change. A heartwarming and humorous tale perfect for holiday viewing across the USA, Canada, UK, and beyond.
👉 Like, comment, and share to spread Bedrock-style holiday cheer!
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🎬 **Special Details:**
• Title: A Flintstones Christmas Carol
• Year: 1994
• Language: English
• Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family, Holiday
• Studio: Hanna-Barbera Productions
🌟 **Synopsis:**
As Fred balances rehearsals and family duties, he slowly begins to mirror Scrooge's selfishness—until the spirit of Christmas helps him change. A heartwarming and humorous tale perfect for holiday viewing across the USA, Canada, UK, and beyond.
👉 Like, comment, and share to spread Bedrock-style holiday cheer!
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#AFlintstonesChristmasCarol #TheFlintstones #FlintstonesChristmas #HolidayCartoon #ChristmasCarol #ClassicCartoon #FamilyCartoon #FredFlintstone #HannaBarbera #USA #Canada #UK #ChristmasSpecial #1994Cartoon #BedrockChristmas
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00:00:00The
00:00:30Merry Christmas!
00:00:50Remember the medium bedrock this Christmas!
00:00:55Thank you!
00:00:56Merry Christmas!
00:01:00Hey Santa, if you need a pit stop during your midnight ride for the kiddies, drop in at the Bedrock Community Theater.
00:01:09Yeah, we're doing a Christmas carol. Seven o'clock, don't be late.
00:01:13Don't you recognize me, Bert? I'm in it!
00:01:20All I've got left are balcony seats.
00:01:23I'll take them.
00:01:25All sales are final, no refunds, exchanges, or bad reviews.
00:01:30Merry Christmas!
00:01:31Merry Christmas!
00:01:32Merry Christmas!
00:01:33Ah, humbug!
00:01:36Oh, you're gonna knock him dead tonight, Freddy boy.
00:01:40Wilma, am I a great Scrooge or what?
00:01:43Oh, you're a great Scrooge, Fred, but you're no help.
00:01:46Oh, come on, Wilma, help me rehearse.
00:01:49Don't forget, you are the stage manager for the Bedrock Community Players.
00:01:53Yes. And I, I am the leading actor.
00:01:57No time, Fred.
00:01:58Our costume designer came down with that awful flu, the Bedrock Bug, so now I'm doing wardrobe, too.
00:02:05In case you haven't noticed.
00:02:07Hey, you're doing costumes?
00:02:09Great! I just pulled a thread.
00:02:11Ahem.
00:02:13Christmas!
00:02:15A poor excuse for picking a businessman's pocket every 25th of December.
00:02:19Fred, you are really unbelievable.
00:02:22Yeah! Unbelievable!
00:02:25Unbelievable? That Scrooge? Me? Unthinkable!
00:02:30Well, Mrs. Scrooge, it sounds like your daughter needs her diaper change.
00:02:35Eh, sorry, Wilma. I gotta practice my lines.
00:02:38Christmas! Bah, humbug!
00:02:41Eh, Christmas! Bah, humbug!
00:02:44Such a thing as being too well-rehearsed.
00:02:48Bah, humbug!
00:02:57Hey, everybody's gotta make a living.
00:03:00There you go, Pebbles. All better.
00:03:04Christmas! Bah, humbug!
00:03:09Pebbles, don't be so hard on Daddy.
00:03:11He's trying.
00:03:13Very trying.
00:03:14What's Christmas time to you but a time for paying bills without money?
00:03:19Eh?
00:03:20Oh, oh, Dino!
00:03:26Will you stop it?
00:03:28Now look what you've done.
00:03:30Huh.
00:03:33You better hope Roman can clean my costume before showtime.
00:03:37Eh, time?
00:03:38Oh, nice going, Dino.
00:03:40Oh, now I'm late for work.
00:03:42Eh? Christmas.
00:03:43Thanks.
00:03:44Bah!
00:03:45Humbug.
00:03:49Fred, aren't you forgetting a little something?
00:03:53You're right!
00:03:55My lunch!
00:03:58Wrong.
00:03:58Your daughter.
00:03:59You're supposed to drop her off at the cave care center, remember?
00:04:02Eh, right. Cave care.
00:04:05And Fred, don't forget, you have to pick Pebbles up at four because I'm going to the theater early.
00:04:11Christmas!
00:04:12Ah, humbug!
00:04:15Did you hear me?
00:04:16What a Scrooge.
00:04:18What a Scrooge.
00:04:27Pebbles!
00:04:28We're running a little late this morning, Ms. Feldspar. Here you go.
00:04:31Mr. Flintstone, aren't you nervous about your performance tonight?
00:04:35I know I am.
00:04:37Are you kidding?
00:04:39I've been rehearsing night and day.
00:04:41This part is all I've thought about for the last two months.
00:04:44Kissed, Dada.
00:04:45Hug, Dada.
00:04:46Hug, Dada.
00:04:47Bah!
00:04:48So I see.
00:04:52Bye-bye, Dada.
00:04:56Pebbles!
00:04:57BamBap!
00:05:00What about you, BamBap?
00:05:01Are you ready for your part tonight?
00:05:05God bless us, everyone.
00:05:07Everyone.
00:05:15Please, Spirit.
00:05:16Show me no more.
00:05:19Spirit!
00:05:20I'm not the man I was.
00:05:26Hey!
00:05:27Watch where you're going, Flintstone.
00:05:30I will not be the man I would have been.
00:05:32Hiya, Fred.
00:05:33Ooh!
00:05:35That's a pretty good spirit.
00:05:38I am not the man I was.
00:05:39Well, well.
00:05:40If it isn't Ebbo, he's a Scrooge himself.
00:05:43Greetings, supporting players.
00:05:45Hey, we're in this play too, Flintstone.
00:05:48Yeah, but there can only be one Scrooge.
00:05:52Well, I guess they got the right guy.
00:05:55Gee, Fred.
00:05:56I thought you were never gonna get here.
00:05:58Barney, I was rehearsing.
00:05:59You don't get to be great without rehearsing.
00:06:01You?
00:06:02Huh?
00:06:03Mr. Flintstone?
00:06:04Want to rehearse our big love scene?
00:06:08You're happy to embrace, Maggie.
00:06:10A great actor is always ready to rehearse.
00:06:13Ooh, Eboneezer.
00:06:16I love you.
00:06:18I love you.
00:06:24What?
00:06:26Flintstone!
00:06:27You're not the only one on the play tonight.
00:06:30Ooh!
00:06:32No, Mr. Slate, but I am the star.
00:06:35Is that so?
00:06:36Well, I think I would've made a better Scrooge.
00:06:40Yeah, you're certainly cheap enough, Mr. Slate.
00:06:45That's enough!
00:06:47Bravo, Flintstone!
00:06:48Okay, okay.
00:06:49We're going, we're going.
00:06:55One minute.
00:06:57So there won't be any excuses for getting to the play late.
00:07:01Everybody gets to leave after lunch.
00:07:04Is that time off with pay?
00:07:07Well...
00:07:09I suppose so.
00:07:10Merry Christmas!
00:07:14Merry Christmas!
00:07:16Merry Christmas!
00:07:17See?
00:07:18I'm no Scrooge!
00:07:21No, I am.
00:07:25Well, at least this doesn't have to be a waste of time.
00:07:28We can rehearse.
00:07:29Yeah, sure, Fred.
00:07:30Whatever you say.
00:07:32It feels awfully warm in here, Craggett.
00:07:35Have you been using all my coal again, Barn?
00:07:39Barney!
00:07:40I said,
00:07:41have you been using all my coal again?
00:07:45Oh, and I thought we chewed scenery for a living.
00:07:49Barney!
00:07:50You missed your cue!
00:07:51Oh, gee, sorry, Fred.
00:07:53Is that what's going to happen tonight?
00:07:55Come on, pay attention!
00:07:57Gee, Fred.
00:07:59Maybe it wouldn't hurt if you pay attention, too.
00:08:01To what?
00:08:02To work!
00:08:03Oh, come on, Barn.
00:08:04This is showbiz.
00:08:05We have a shot at the big time!
00:08:08It's just one night at community theater, Fred.
00:08:10Not Broad Rock.
00:08:11Let's just get this scene right, okay?
00:08:13Okay.
00:08:14Okay.
00:08:15Okay.
00:08:16Okay!
00:08:17Now then, have you been using...
00:08:20I think I'm gonna be sick.
00:08:22No.
00:08:23I take that back.
00:08:24I am sick.
00:08:29Everybody's a critic.
00:08:33Oh, gee, that wasn't a reflection on your performance, Fred.
00:08:38Your Bronco got the bedrock bugs.
00:08:40And it's quitting time.
00:08:42That's what he thinks.
00:08:44Listen, Barn, I still think your acting needs work.
00:08:48If you're not well-rehearsed, buddy, you could make me look bad.
00:08:52Hey, I know my lines, Fred.
00:08:54Yeah, but there's more to acting than just memorization.
00:08:58I am Scrooge.
00:09:01Well, I'm sorry, Fred.
00:09:02But there's more to life than acting.
00:09:05Not to an actor.
00:09:07Maybe not.
00:09:08But in case you've forgotten, tomorrow's Christmas.
00:09:11I gotta go home and wrap presents.
00:09:14Presents?
00:09:15Why, of course.
00:09:17Of course I didn't forget.
00:09:19What do you think I am?
00:09:20Some kind of Scrooge?
00:09:22Oh, boy.
00:09:23Nice going, Flintstone.
00:09:24You have nothing to put under the tree for Wilma or Pebbles.
00:09:28Lucky I still have time.
00:09:35Merry Christmas!
00:09:38Remember the needy of bedrock this Christmas?
00:09:41Ah, humbug!
00:09:43Ah, what a Scrooge.
00:09:45Yeah, good, aren't I?
00:09:47I'm playing Scrooge tonight at the Bedrock Community Theater.
00:09:51I know!
00:09:52Now what about the needy?
00:09:54Hey, I got presents to buy.
00:09:56Look at these prices!
00:09:58How am I gonna find something for Wilma in this madhouse?
00:10:03Wow, I gotta have that!
00:10:07Now there's a dress!
00:10:08Wilma's gonna love it!
00:10:09Wilma's gonna love it!
00:10:10It's a new Saber Rock!
00:10:11It's on sale!
00:10:12It's Mars!
00:10:14I can't imagine anyone liking it!
00:10:17Any more of those dresses?
00:10:20Oh, sorry.
00:10:21All sold out.
00:10:22You should have shopped earlier.
00:10:24I'll take this one.
00:10:25The necklace doesn't come with it, you know.
00:10:27I'll take that, too.
00:10:29It's not real saber-toothed, is it?
00:10:31Of course not.
00:10:32They're an endangered species.
00:10:34Now, how are you gonna pay for this?
00:10:37Master Zoic Express.
00:10:38I'm sure your daughter will love this stuffed pigasaurus, Mr. Flintstone.
00:10:42Yeah, a Jurassic pork.
00:10:44What'll I think up next?
00:10:46Thank you for shopping Blooming Shales.
00:10:48Gift wrapping is over there, Mr. Flintstone.
00:10:52Huh?
00:10:55Boy.
00:10:57Uh-uh.
00:10:58The way I'm standing in some long line.
00:11:00Hey, Matt.
00:11:02That's my son!
00:11:04I haven't seen a drug in March.
00:11:06Crap Pete, what's your number?
00:11:08Number?
00:11:09Huh?
00:11:10You gotta have a number.
00:11:12Oh.
00:11:1586.
00:11:17Thanks, buddy!
00:11:18Say, what's your number?
00:11:20three oh boy oh boy oh boy I could be standing here for hours
00:11:29four o'clock in time for all good boys to have their Christmas shopping done
00:11:34oh well it's only four o'clock four o'clock I gotta get to the theater
00:11:42hey what's your number kid 427 make your deal take my number 86 get these
00:11:48rocks for me and wait here till I get back oh right
00:11:55gotta get to the theater before curtain time a Wilma will kill me Christmas humbug
00:12:01what a world of fools I've ever been
00:12:10all right go over
00:12:27Fred it's me philo quartz didn't you see that red light back there
00:12:32Milo I'm a star I was rehearsing I'll let you off this time Fred
00:12:38but you better get the stars out of your eyes and watch where you're going
00:12:46I know where I'm going strike to broad rock but first I think I'll stop off for a snack
00:12:51I know where I'm going strike to the theater I'm going to the theater I'm going to the theater
00:13:08with Betty see you and Pebbles there later
00:13:11the theater and need to use me to make a better see well
00:13:13Nothing like a little snack.
00:13:17Uh, right now.
00:13:18Bah, humbug!
00:13:38Well, it's about time, Fred.
00:13:41Why are you so late?
00:13:43Last-minute shop, uh, rehearsing.
00:13:45That's it. Last-minute rehearsing.
00:13:48Well, it sounds as if you've got your Scrooge part down pat.
00:13:52Well, thanks, we're...
00:13:53But you've got a lot more rehearsing to do for your role as father.
00:13:57Huh?
00:13:58Oh, Fred Flintstone, how could you?
00:14:03How could I what?
00:14:04How could you forget your own daughter?
00:14:07Pebbles?
00:14:08Yes, Pebbles.
00:14:11Uh-oh.
00:14:13Fortunately, Barney picked her up at cave care because you forgot.
00:14:19But she's fine. See? She's playing with Ben...
00:14:22Fred Flintstone!
00:14:25God bless us. Everyone.
00:14:27That's right, Bam Bam. Everyone but Fred.
00:14:31But Wilma...
00:14:31Wilma...
00:14:32Don't butt Wilma me, Fred.
00:14:34Ever since you got this part, all you've thought about is yourself.
00:14:39Oh!
00:14:41Come on, Scrooge.
00:14:43Uh, I mean, Fred.
00:14:44Let's get you into makeup and costume.
00:14:46Whoa!
00:14:47Here, put this on while I finish Mr. Slate's makeup.
00:14:50I still say, I should have played Scrooge.
00:14:54You've got a very important role, Mr. Slate.
00:14:58Besides, that'd be typecasting.
00:15:05Perfect.
00:15:06Okay, pick up your chains and you're all set.
00:15:10Huh.
00:15:11Heh heh heh heh heh.
00:15:19Do I look great or what?
00:15:22Makeup's not bad either, Betty.
00:15:24Of course, you had so much to work with.
00:15:26Well, this is your bitty moment, Mr. Scrooge.
00:15:30You're on.
00:15:32My hat!
00:15:36My hat!
00:15:38I say, Wilma, are we quite ready?
00:15:40I'm ready to clobber my leading man, Mr. Brickens.
00:15:43Cue the snow.
00:15:45Let's get this show on the road.
00:15:49Hey!
00:15:50Wish me luck, Wilma.
00:16:01Yeah, break a leg.
00:16:03Curtain!
00:16:05Marbley was dead to begin with.
00:16:08Scrooge knew he was dead.
00:16:10Of course he did.
00:16:13My cane!
00:16:15My cane!
00:16:15Scrooge and Marbley were partners in old Piltdown town for I don't know how many years.
00:16:24Scrooge was his sole executor, sole friend, and sole mourner.
00:16:29Which brings me back to Marbley's funeral.
00:16:32There's no doubt that Marbley was dead.
00:16:35This must be distinctly understood, or nothing wonderful can come of the story I'm going to relate.
00:16:41As for Scrooge, he was a squeezing, wrenching, grasping, clutching, covetous old sinner.
00:16:51Hard and sharp as flint.
00:16:59Merry Christmas, Mr. Scrooge.
00:17:03It feels awfully warm in here, Cragget.
00:17:06Have you been using all my coal again?
00:17:07One, two, three, four, I haven't put any in since yesterday.
00:17:17And you'll need none tomorrow.
00:17:20It's a holiday, so I'll save on coal.
00:17:25But I suppose I still have to pay you.
00:17:29Shit, it's only once a year.
00:17:31And I suppose you want the whole day off.
00:17:34Oh, please, sir. It is Christmas. It's only fair.
00:17:37It isn't fair.
00:17:41Hmm, Christmas. Humbug.
00:17:44Poor excuse for kicking a businessman's pocket every 25th of December.
00:17:50Hey!
00:17:52Well, be sure to be here all the earlier the next morning.
00:17:59Yes, sir, Mr. Scrooge.
00:18:01Why should the world take a day off?
00:18:06I could be collecting more debt and making more money.
00:18:13Master Ned!
00:18:19Thank you, Bob, but I think I'll need these.
00:18:21Merry Christmas, Uncle.
00:18:27Christmas? Humbug.
00:18:29Christmas a humbug, Uncle?
00:18:30Surely you don't mean that.
00:18:32I do.
00:18:33What reason have you to be merry?
00:18:35You're poor enough.
00:18:36And what reason have you to be miserable?
00:18:38You're rich enough.
00:18:40Bah, humbug.
00:18:44Merry Christmas, indeed.
00:18:45Tell me, my poor nephew, what's Christmas to you?
00:18:57Just a time for paying bills without money.
00:19:00A time for finding yourself a year older.
00:19:03And not an hour richer.
00:19:06If I had my way, every fool who goes about with Merry Christmas on his lips
00:19:10should be boiled with his own pudding
00:19:12and buried with a steak of holly through his heart.
00:19:16Uncle.
00:19:17Nephew!
00:19:18You keep Christmas in your way and let me keep it in mine.
00:19:22But you don't keep it.
00:19:24And I won't.
00:19:25Christmas has done me no good,
00:19:27and it will do you no good.
00:19:29Perhaps I haven't profited by it,
00:19:31but I say that Christmas is a kind, forgiving, charitable time.
00:19:35The only time when men and women seem to open their shut-up hearts freely.
00:19:39Though Christmas has never put any gold or silver in my pocket,
00:19:43I believe it has done me good and will do me good.
00:19:46And I say, God bless it.
00:19:50Crockett!
00:19:51Are you trying to get fired?
00:19:53Get back to your ledges!
00:19:54No, sir.
00:19:55I mean, yes, sir.
00:19:57Sorry, sir.
00:19:58Now, if you're quite through, nephew,
00:20:02be off with you!
00:20:03But I'm not through, Uncle.
00:20:04I want to invite you to Christmas dinner with my wife and I.
00:20:07No, thank you.
00:20:09Why not?
00:20:10Why did you marry that penniless girl?
00:20:12Because I fell in love.
00:20:14Love?
00:20:16Ah!
00:20:16Humbug!
00:20:17Love without money is a bad investment.
00:20:20Good afternoon.
00:20:22Please, Uncle, dine with us.
00:20:23I want nothing from you.
00:20:27Why can't we be friends?
00:20:29Who needs friends?
00:20:30When I have all this.
00:20:43He's a cold one, your uncle is.
00:20:45I'm afraid so.
00:20:46But no reason we shouldn't celebrate.
00:20:48Have a very merry Christmas, Bob.
00:20:51You too, sir.
00:20:53A very merry Christmas.
00:20:55And a happy new year!
00:20:56Good evening, sir.
00:21:00Do we have the pleasure of addressing Mr. Scrooge or Mr. Mobley?
00:21:04Neither.
00:21:05Mr. Mobley's dead.
00:21:06And addressing Mr. Scrooge will be no pleasure.
00:21:10Now what?
00:21:10Can't a man get any work done on this wretched holiday evening?
00:21:16And a wretched holiday it will be for so many of our needy brothers and sisters.
00:21:20That's why we're here to collect money for the Piltdown Charitable Foundation.
00:21:24Ha!
00:21:25When I collect, I keep.
00:21:28Surely, Mr. Scrooge, someone as well-off as yourself can afford to donate something.
00:21:34I certainly can.
00:21:35But I won't.
00:21:37I support the workhouses.
00:21:39They cost enough.
00:21:40Those who are badly off must go there.
00:21:43Many can't go there.
00:21:45And many would rather die.
00:21:47If they'd rather die, they had better do it and decrease the surplus population.
00:21:53Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:21:55I feel sorry for you, Mr. Scrooge.
00:21:58Save your pity for the Piltdown poor.
00:22:00They'll get nothing from me.
00:22:03Well, don't just stand there, Crogate.
00:22:06You can go too.
00:22:07Get out of here.
00:22:08Thank you, sir.
00:22:09Merry Christmas, sir.
00:22:11Remember, be here the next morning, bright and early.
00:22:24Merry Christmas.
00:22:25Bye.
00:22:26Merry Christmas.
00:22:28Merry Christmas.
00:22:29Merry Christmas.
00:22:33Hey.
00:22:34Merry Christmas.
00:22:36Merry Christmas.
00:22:39It's superroad.
00:22:39Merry Christmas.
00:22:40Ow!
00:22:41Miss me.
00:22:45Ah!
00:22:45My hat!
00:22:48Hey!
00:22:50my hat
00:22:56my hat
00:22:58there he goes constable
00:23:04that juvenile delinquent
00:23:06assaulted my hat with a snowball
00:23:08you there
00:23:09stop
00:23:11gotcha
00:23:13alright my lad come along
00:23:15you've got some tall explainin'
00:23:18to do
00:23:19it was an accident
00:23:22just look at this
00:23:23this hat was made of rare saber-tooth
00:23:26muskrat it's extinct
00:23:28if you press charges
00:23:30I'll have to throw him in the workhouse
00:23:33oh no need for that
00:23:35bring him along
00:23:36hey
00:23:38he was only playing with snow
00:23:40I'll give you snow
00:23:46there you may shovel a path
00:23:48to my house
00:23:49get busy and be quick about it
00:23:52unless you'd prefer the workhouse
00:23:54this is worse than the bleakin' workhouse
00:24:02Christmas Eve is supposed to be fun
00:24:12fun
00:24:14humbug
00:24:16scooch
00:24:26mobley
00:24:29mobley
00:24:29I must be seeing things, probably because I haven't had any dinner.
00:24:47And so Scrooge retired to his rooms in the gloomy old house and prepared to spend Christmas
00:24:55Eve the way he always did, eating leftover gruel, alone.
00:25:04But this Christmas Eve was going to be quite different.
00:25:11Scrooge!
00:25:15Ah, humbug. Nothing but the wind.
00:25:18Scrooge!
00:25:23Who are you?
00:25:28Ask me who I was.
00:25:33Alright, alright. Have it your way. Who were you?
00:25:37In life, I was your partner, Jacob Marbley.
00:25:44Hmm. You don't believe in me, do you, Scrooge?
00:25:51You're just a figment of my imagination caused by indigestion. It's that leftover gruel.
00:25:57Gruel!
00:25:59Gruel!
00:26:03Dreadful apparition! Why do you trouble me?
00:26:07Do you believe in me or not?
00:26:10What?
00:26:11I believe. I believe. I believe. But why trouble me now? You have been dead for seven long years.
00:26:19You are seven years dead.
00:26:25But the chains? Why?
00:26:29I wear the chain I forged in life. I made it link by link and yard by yard. Do you know the weight of the strong coil you bear yourself?
00:26:41And Scrooge, no amount of regret can make amends for a life's worth of opportunities misused.
00:26:52Misused?
00:26:54But Jacob, you were always a good man of business.
00:26:58Mankind was my business. The common welfare was my business.
00:27:03Charity, mercy, and benevolence were all my business.
00:27:12That doesn't sound like my old partner Marbley.
00:27:16True, true, Scrooge. In life, my spirit never walked beyond our accounting house.
00:27:23And now, at this time of year, I suffer the most.
00:27:28No rest, no peace. Only incessant torture and remorse.
00:27:40I'm sorry things aren't going well, Jacob.
00:27:44Hear me, Scrooge. My time is nearly gone. I am here to warn you.
00:27:52Of what?
00:27:53That you still have a hope of escaping my fate.
00:27:58Your fate? Wait!
00:28:05Don't go!
00:28:10Who will be haunted by three more spirits tonight?
00:28:16More ghosts?
00:28:17Expect the first tonight, when the clock strikes midnight.
00:28:24Wait! Can't they all visit me at once so I can get it over with?
00:28:29Wait!
00:28:32Not this time, pal.
00:28:33Farewell, you Scrooge.
00:28:34Expect me no more. And for your own sake, remember what has passed between us.
00:28:50Ghosts.
00:28:51Ah, this is nothing but my imagination. Like I said, nothing but a bit of bad leftover gruel. I'm going to bed. And when I wake up in the morning, this will all be just a bad dream.
00:29:11Huh.
00:29:13Ain't that applause, Bond? They really like me.
00:29:31Gee, Fred. I think they like me and Mr. Slate too.
00:29:34You?
00:29:35Don't be silly, Bond. I'm the star.
00:29:39Oh, yeah. I forgot.
00:29:41Not bad, Fred.
00:29:42Thanks, Wilma.
00:29:44Yeah, you're really cooking tonight. Perfect for ham.
00:29:48Wilma.
00:29:50Places, everybody. Curtains going up.
00:29:56Hey, that's me!
00:30:00That's me!
00:30:05Cue the wind!
00:30:18Betty, where's the ghost of Christmas past?
00:30:21Garnet?
00:30:22Gee, I did her makeup ten minutes ago. Maybe she's still in her dressing room.
00:30:28Garnet?
00:30:31You're...
00:30:35Sick.
00:30:41My word. Don't tell me.
00:30:43The bedrock bug!
00:30:46Now where are we going to find a ghost of Christmas past?
00:30:50Never mind that. Who could possibly even squeeze into her dress?
00:30:56Hey, Wilma. Maybe you can.
00:30:58Besides, who else knows everybody's part?
00:31:01Please, Wilma. You must.
00:31:04Wake up, Scrooge.
00:31:07You're really asleep, aren't you?
00:31:11You self-centered skinflint.
00:31:13Well, I mean, are you the spirit whose coming was foretold to me?
00:31:26I am the ghost of Christmas past.
00:31:28Wrong past?
00:31:29No, you're past.
00:31:30I'm here to help you. Rise and walk with me.
00:31:36Whoa! Wait!
00:31:38I'm just a mortal.
00:31:40I'll fall.
00:31:41Just a touch of my hand.
00:31:44There.
00:31:45And you shall be upheld.
00:31:48No!
00:31:50Take it easy, Wilma. We're supposed to be acting.
00:31:58Sorry, Brent. You're such a convincing Scrooge, I forgot.
00:32:02Where are you taking me, spirit?
00:32:04Dog!
00:32:10Clicking when the sloths looked out on a piece of speed
00:32:13Even when the snow lay round about
00:32:16Deep and crisp and even
00:32:18La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
00:32:21George and Bill and Harry. I know these boys.
00:32:25They were my schoolmates when I was a lad.
00:32:27But how can this be?
00:32:29These are only shadows of things that have been.
00:32:32They're completely unaware of us.
00:32:35They're all going home for Christmas.
00:32:37All except for one solitary child,
00:32:40neglected by his friends, left all alone.
00:32:49Do you remember the way?
00:32:51Remember, I could have found this place blindfolded.
00:32:57It amazed the ghost
00:32:59that Scrooge could remember this place of his youth
00:33:03after having forgotten it for so many years.
00:33:08How am I doing, Betty?
00:33:10In the play or with Wilma?
00:33:12Yeah, what's wrong with Wilma?
00:33:14I haven't blown a line. She should be proud.
00:33:17Fred, you'd better get changed.
00:33:21Right!
00:33:23I'm ready for my makeup, Betty.
00:33:25Nervous, Maggie? You look a little green.
00:33:28Yeah, I feel like I've got butterflies in my stomach.
00:33:33Well, as long as it's not that bedrock bug.
00:33:36Poor Garnet. Wilma had to go on for her.
00:33:40Oh, I wouldn't give up this part for the world.
00:33:43Yoo-hoo!
00:33:45See you in a few minutes, Scroogey.
00:33:49For our big love scene.
00:33:51Despite Scrooge's fond words, the school had been a victim of hard times and broken fortunes.
00:34:00And within the dreary walls, it was just as melancholy.
00:34:07A lonely boy reading near a feeble fire.
00:34:13Yes, it was young Scrooge alone when all the other boys had gone home for the Johnny Holidays.
00:34:22It isn't much fun being ignored by your father and left all alone at school, is it?
00:34:33Pebbles?
00:34:34Fanny! Dear, dear sister!
00:34:39Dear brother Eboneezer, I've come to bring you home.
00:34:44Home forever and ever. You haven't been forgotten.
00:34:48Father is so much kinder than he used to be.
00:34:51He spoke so gently to me one night that I was not afraid to ask him once more if you might come home.
00:34:58And he said, yes, you should, and sent me in a coach to bring you.
00:35:03Oh, Fanny, now I'll never have to be alone again.
00:35:08You won't leave me, will you?
00:35:10Of course not, silly. I'm taking you home.
00:35:16No, I mean forever, Fanny. We must always be together.
00:35:25Such a delicate creature, your sister. But she had a large heart.
00:35:30Hmm?
00:35:33And she did leave you.
00:35:36She died as a young woman.
00:35:39She had children.
00:35:41My nephew.
00:35:42You loved your sister, Fanny, didn't you?
00:35:46And when she died, I said I'd never love anyone again.
00:35:51Come.
00:35:52But you did love again, didn't you, Scrooge?
00:36:05You... you don't mean... Belle?
00:36:09Yes. You met her at Fezziwig's. It was at Christmas time. Remember?
00:36:13How can I forget? Old Fezziwig. I was apprenticed to him. Why, that's him.
00:36:20Old Fezziwig, bless his heart. It's Fezziwig alive again. And this is Christmas Eve.
00:36:27But how is this possible?
00:36:28I'm only showing you what has already been.
00:36:33Yo-ho, my boys. No more work tonight. Christmas Eve, Jacob.
00:36:39Christmas, Eboneezer.
00:36:42Clear away, my lads, and let's have some room here. It's time to party.
00:36:46You're too good. You've got to be kidding.
00:36:51Let me dance.
00:36:54A small matter to make these silly folks so happy.
00:36:58Small?
00:36:59Certainly no more than a few dollars.
00:37:01It isn't the money.
00:37:03The happiness he gives can't be measured in gold.
00:37:07What's the matter, Betty? Am I that bad?
00:37:11You're doing a lot better than she is.
00:37:14Maggie? The bedrock bug?
00:37:21Think you can handle another part?
00:37:23Do I have a choice?
00:37:26Watch out for my time.
00:37:28A dance, Eboneezer!
00:37:30One of my daughters, perhaps?
00:37:36I've never been much for dancing, Mrs. Fezziwig.
00:37:39But in her case, I'll make an exception.
00:37:49May I have this dance, Miss Wilmots?
00:37:52Don't throw your lines.
00:37:54The name is Bill.
00:37:56And you dance divinely, Mr...
00:37:58Eboneezer Scrooge.
00:37:59What happened to Maggie?
00:38:02I'm supposed to be doing this scene with her.
00:38:05Oh?
00:38:06You'd rather do your love scene with her instead of me?
00:38:09Stop!
00:38:10I didn't mean that.
00:38:12You're so light on your feet, Miss Belle.
00:38:14Now, do you remember the night you met Belle?
00:38:30No, I do!
00:38:32You did love her.
00:38:34I... mean, I did.
00:38:35My time grows short to come.
00:38:48Very funny, Wilma.
00:38:50Uh, Belle?
00:38:53None of this is in my script.
00:38:57I suppose you think...
00:39:00This is funny.
00:39:05Belle, wait.
00:39:08There's something I want to say to you.
00:39:11Belle, do you marry me?
00:39:14Uh, yes.
00:39:16Oh, yes, Br...
00:39:17Uh, Ebenezer, I love you.
00:39:21I love you, Belle.
00:39:35Please, Ebenezer, take it back.
00:39:40But why, Belle?
00:39:42Another idol has taken my place in your heart.
00:39:46A golden one.
00:39:47You're a different man.
00:39:50I haven't changed toward you.
00:39:52I've grown wiser.
00:39:55I was only a boy.
00:39:57Yes, what promised great joy when you were a boy
00:40:00promises only misery for us now,
00:40:03now that you're a man.
00:40:04But have I asked to end our engagement?
00:40:07In words, no.
00:40:08But if you could choose now,
00:40:10would you choose a poor girl like me to marry?
00:40:15Well...
00:40:16Say no more.
00:40:21With a full heart for the love of the man you once were,
00:40:25I set you free, Ebenezer Scrooge.
00:40:28Well...
00:40:29May you be happy in the life you've chosen.
00:40:33Oh...
00:40:34What I do is...
00:40:37I did love her.
00:40:38But you loved money and yourself more.
00:40:42Spirit, why do you delight in torturing me?
00:40:45Take me home.
00:40:46Show me no more.
00:40:47No more.
00:40:48No more.
00:40:49You have seen only things that have already been.
00:40:52That they've happened isn't my fault.
00:40:54No more.
00:40:55No more.
00:40:56No more.
00:40:57No more.
00:40:58No more.
00:40:59Uh, Chia, I guess all that rehearsal paid off, Fred.
00:41:07You got a meatin' out of the palm of your hand.
00:41:10Forget about me.
00:41:11What's eatin' Wilma?
00:41:12Those tears looked awful real, Bon.
00:41:15She is a little upset, Fred.
00:41:17About what?
00:41:18You mean, besides forgetting about Pebbles?
00:41:21And being a selfish, self-centered Scrooge?
00:41:25Me?
00:41:26Yup.
00:41:27Well, maybe I should go talk to her.
00:41:30Hmm.
00:41:30Mwah!
00:41:33Oh, a selfish, self-centered Scrooge?
00:41:38What?
00:41:39I don't think she wants to see you right now, Fred.
00:41:42She's a little emotional.
00:41:44And why shouldn't she be?
00:41:47Forgetting your own daughter?
00:41:50Shame on you.
00:41:55Wilma won't even talk to me.
00:41:57I don't get it.
00:41:58I haven't knocked over any scenery.
00:42:00She should be proud.
00:42:01Take it easy, Fred.
00:42:02Tomorrow's Christmas.
00:42:04How can Wilma stay mad when she's opening your presents under the tree?
00:42:08Right.
00:42:08Presents.
00:42:10Presents?
00:42:11You're on in ten minutes!
00:42:22Ten minutes is plenty of time to get the blooming shales in back.
00:42:28Oh, no!
00:42:30If I could get my car out.
00:42:32Better make a run, Fred.
00:42:34Flintstone, you Scrooge.
00:42:35How could you forget the presents?
00:42:39Wilma, Pebbles.
00:42:41I'm never going to speak to me again!
00:42:48Closed early for Christmas Eve.
00:42:51Oh, no!
00:42:53Let me in!
00:42:54You gotta let me in!
00:42:56There's gotta be another way into this place.
00:43:04Huh?
00:43:05Flintstone, you're a genius!
00:43:19Oh, boy!
00:43:19Flintstone, you're a genius!
00:43:19Wow!
00:43:21Oh!
00:43:29Wow!
00:43:29How does Santa Claus come down those skinny little chimneys?
00:43:34Where are my presents?
00:43:36That kid must have stolen my presents!
00:43:38And I thought I was the Scrooge!
00:43:40Well, so much for Christmas spirit!
00:43:43If I ever catch that kid, I'll...
00:43:45Scrooge!
00:43:46Scrooge!
00:43:46Scrooge!
00:43:48Scrooge!
00:43:50Scrooge!
00:43:52Places, everybody!
00:43:53Get your cue!
00:43:55Who, me?
00:43:55Ernie, have you seen Fred?
00:43:57Sorry, Wilma.
00:43:58Oh!
00:43:59Just like the great actor.
00:44:02We're on in three minutes, and he's probably off signing autographs.
00:44:08The ghost of Christmas yet to come.
00:44:11But it...
00:44:12It can't be!
00:44:13You're not...
00:44:15Not real!
00:44:18Scrooge!
00:44:19Wait, spirit.
00:44:21I am not the man I was.
00:44:22I know I've been selfish.
00:44:24But I've changed!
00:44:25Please don't hurt me!
00:44:26Scrooge!
00:44:30Fred!
00:44:31It's me, Philo Quartz.
00:44:32I was on my way to the theater when I got a silent alarm about a break-in.
00:44:37Honest.
00:44:38Honest, I wasn't stealing anything.
00:44:39You can explain on the way back.
00:44:44I knew you'd understand, pal.
00:44:46See you in the third act.
00:44:47Oh, and by the way, thanks for the lift!
00:44:52Well, it's about time.
00:44:54Sorry I'm late.
00:44:55Listen, honey, I need...
00:44:56You always need.
00:44:58And don't honey me.
00:45:00You're on!
00:45:01Okay, okay.
00:45:13Scrooge!
00:45:14Scrooge!
00:45:15Huh?
00:45:17Huh?
00:45:17Who...
00:45:18Who is it?
00:45:20Hmm.
00:45:21Must be my imagination.
00:45:22I am the ghost of Christmas present!
00:45:38Come, look upon me!
00:45:41I'm looking, I'm looking.
00:45:44You have never seen the like of me before!
00:45:48Never, never!
00:45:53Spirit, take me where you will.
00:45:55And if you have anything to teach me, hopefully I'll profit by it.
00:45:59You know what time it is, Scrooge?
00:46:03Time to eat?
00:46:03Christmas morning!
00:46:07Come, touch my robe!
00:46:17Merry Christmas!
00:46:19Look at all this place, Scrooge!
00:46:21Merry Christmas, Mr. Hinkler!
00:46:25It's Christmas morning, Scrooge!
00:46:29Someone will have a merry feast of that prize bird.
00:46:37Oop!
00:46:39Isn't it wonderful?
00:46:41Mmm.
00:46:42Delicious.
00:46:43Come, Scrooge!
00:46:45There's much more to see!
00:46:47Hmm.
00:46:47Yeah, but not too much to eat.
00:46:49Oh!
00:46:50What's that?
00:46:51My own special seasoning!
00:46:54Ah!
00:46:55Christmas spirit!
00:46:56And it works on any kind of dinner on this day?
00:47:00To any dinner kindly given, and to a poor one most of all.
00:47:04Why to a poor one most?
00:47:06Because it needs it most.
00:47:09Ah!
00:47:10Ah!
00:47:11Here we are!
00:47:12Huh?
00:47:13If the poor are so blessed, why do you leave them in such misery?
00:47:18I?
00:47:19Many evils are done in the name of goodness.
00:47:23But deeds of pride, hatred, envy, bigotry, and selfishness must be attributed to their true perpetrators.
00:47:34I don't understand.
00:47:35This is my clerk, Bob Crackett's house.
00:47:38Let's go inside, shall we?
00:47:40Huh?
00:47:48Huh?
00:47:50We're home, Mother!
00:47:53Oh!
00:47:55They can't see us.
00:47:56Can they, Ghost?
00:47:57No, Scrooge.
00:47:59They can't.
00:48:04Hmm.
00:48:05And how did little Tim behave?
00:48:07As good as gold.
00:48:09And better.
00:48:09he told me coming home that he hoped people saw him in the church because he
00:48:15was a cripple and it might be pleasant to them to remember on Christmas Day who
00:48:20made lame beggars walk and blind men see
00:48:24time for Christmas dinner you two
00:48:35was there ever such a glorious bird
00:48:43the most delicious chickasaurus you ever made
00:48:48it does smell good and they seem like such a happy family
00:48:53but it's such a meager meal I'm afraid it's all a clerk in your employ can
00:48:59afford Scrooge a Merry Christmas to us all my dears God bless us God bless us
00:49:06God bless us everyone he seems so so weak it's no concern of yours spirit tell me
00:49:16will tiny Tim live
00:49:19I see a vacant seat in the porch in the corner and a crutch without an owner carefully preserved
00:49:28if these shadows remain unaltered by the future the child will die
00:49:34no no oh no kind spirit say he will be spared so what if he dies he'll just decrease the surplus
00:49:42population I give you Mr Scrooge the founder of this feast the founder of this feast indeed
00:49:51if he was here I'd give him a piece of my mind to feast upon
00:49:54he's selfish self-centered and only thinks of himself
00:50:00not very popular am I
00:50:02but my dear it's Christmas Day
00:50:10yes only on Christmas Day could one make a toast to the health of such an odious stingy hard unfeeling man as Mr Scrooge
00:50:19I'll toast his health for your sake and because it's Christmas not for his a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to Mr. Scrooge
00:50:29I've seen enough spirit
00:50:31come Scrooge there are more parties to attend
00:50:34huh
00:50:44why that's my nephew Ned
00:50:47oh look they're playing charades
00:50:50so that's my nephew's wife
00:50:53almost reminds me of my sister
00:50:55two syllables
00:50:57fish
00:50:58he's quite good my nephew
00:51:00very clever
00:51:02don't tell me you've never met your own nephew's wife
00:51:06no
00:51:07sell fish
00:51:09that's not right
00:51:10sell fish
00:51:12sell fish
00:51:13oh very clever girl
00:51:15having a good time
00:51:17oh I'm having a grand time
00:51:19screwdriver
00:51:21see what you've missed by heeding the clinking of coins instead of the sounds of laughter and merriment
00:51:26screw
00:51:28screw
00:51:29screw
00:51:30scrooge
00:51:31uncle scrooge
00:51:32get it
00:51:33selfish cheap uncle scrooge
00:51:35yes but
00:51:36he's given us all a wonderful evening and
00:51:39here's to him
00:51:40here's to uncle scrooge
00:51:42oh they've included me in their fun
00:51:45nice boy
00:51:48your nephew
00:51:49Ned
00:51:50oh he's a wonderful boy
00:51:52he has the good heart of my sister fan
00:51:55whom I loved so dearly
00:51:57come scrooge
00:51:58it's time
00:51:59must we go spirit
00:52:01can't can't we stay
00:52:02just a little longer
00:52:04my time upon this globe is over
00:52:07it's midnight
00:52:14spirit
00:52:17where are you
00:52:18yo
00:52:19no
00:52:20oof
00:52:21oof
00:52:22oof
00:52:23oof
00:52:24oof
00:52:25oof
00:52:26oof
00:52:27oof
00:52:28oof
00:52:29oof
00:52:30oof
00:52:31oof
00:52:32oof
00:52:33oof
00:52:34what happened
00:52:35what will happen
00:52:36in the time before us
00:52:37is that so spirit
00:52:42ghost of the future
00:52:43i fear you more than any specter i've seen
00:52:46oh but i know your purpose is to do me good
00:52:49will you not speak to me
00:52:57and lead on phantom
00:52:59when did he die
00:53:10last night i believe
00:53:12i thought he'd never die
00:53:14i wonder who he left all his money to
00:53:17haven't heard gov
00:53:18but he hasn't left it to me that's all i know
00:53:21spirit
00:53:22what has all this to do with me
00:53:25and why am i not in my accustomed place at this hour
00:53:37where are we spirit
00:53:39i
00:53:40oh
00:53:41i don't like this place
00:53:42please can't we go
00:53:43no
00:53:44no
00:53:45no i won't look
00:53:46you can't make me
00:53:47is there no one in this whole town who feels any emotion about this man's death
00:53:52after you please
00:53:53after you please
00:54:05please
00:54:12spirit
00:54:13what have these mysteries to do with me
00:54:19it's all i could scrap
00:54:20but it is something
00:54:22and everyone has a right to take care of himself eh
00:54:25after all
00:54:26he always did
00:54:28i'm afraid this is all their worst
00:54:30now who's next
00:54:32please spirit
00:54:33please spirit
00:54:34no more
00:54:37well
00:54:38what'll you pay joe
00:54:42a darn sight more than he was worth in life right
00:54:47what about these bed curtains joe
00:54:50you didn't take them down at rings and all
00:54:53with him lying there did you
00:54:55i sure did
00:54:57got his blanket as well
00:54:58he won't need them to keep him warm where he's going on
00:55:01i dare say
00:55:02He didn't have no sense in life, but we'll look after him in death, yeah.
00:55:11I see, Spirit. The case of this unhappy man might be my own.
00:55:17My life is already tending in that direction.
00:55:20Can you show me no tenderness connected with the death?
00:55:30Hey, hey, hey.
00:55:31Your father's late again, Martha. I think he's walking a little slower than he used to.
00:55:37When he walked with Tiny Tim upon his shoulders, he walked very fast indeed.
00:55:43He was very light to carry, and your father loved him so that it was no trouble. No trouble at all.
00:55:52I wish you could have gone, dear. It would have done you good to see what a pretty place it is.
00:55:57But you'll see it. I promised him that I'd walk there on Sundays.
00:56:03Oh, poor Tiny Tim. My poor little child.
00:56:07None of us shall ever forget Tiny Tim. How patient and sweet he was, even though he was a little, little child.
00:56:19Not Tiny Tim.
00:56:25No!
00:56:27So this is what you wanted me to see?
00:56:31Is that the grave of the man whom no one mourns?
00:56:39No!
00:56:41Answer me one question, Spirit.
00:56:43Are these the shadows of things that will be, or only of what may be?
00:56:49No!
00:56:50No!
00:56:51I mean, if a man were to change his life, his life's journey could also change.
00:56:55Oh, please, Spirit. Say it so.
00:56:58Yeah!
00:56:59No, Spirit. No, no, no. Hear me. I am not the man I was.
00:57:07I will not be the man I would have been, were it not for you and your fellow spirits.
00:57:11I show me this if I'm past all hope.
00:57:14Take pity, good Spirit.
00:57:16Assure me that I might change these shadows you've shown me by an altered life.
00:57:20I will change.
00:57:22I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to keep it all the year.
00:57:27The spirits of past, present, and future shall live within me.
00:57:32Oh, I will not forget the lessons they've so generously taught.
00:57:39I am not the man I was. I am not the man I...
00:57:42Hey!
00:57:43I'm alive.
00:57:44I'm still alive.
00:57:46They're not torn down. They're here.
00:57:48I'm here.
00:57:49The shadows of the things that would have been, may be dispelled.
00:57:53They will be.
00:57:54Oh, I know they will.
00:57:55Itty.
00:57:56There's the chair where the ghost of Christmas present sat.
00:58:00And there's the window where Marbley's ghost joined the wandering spirits.
00:58:04It'll happen. It's all true.
00:58:06Oh, I'm light as a feather. I'm as happy as an angel.
00:58:10A Merry Christmas to everybody.
00:58:13Happy New Year to the world.
00:58:15Heaven and Christmas time be praised.
00:58:18Thank you, Jacob Marbley.
00:58:21On my knees.
00:58:28You there.
00:58:29Boy.
00:58:30Tell me.
00:58:35I suppose I had that coming.
00:58:38No, wait, kid.
00:58:39Uh-oh.
00:58:40Mean old skin, Flint.
00:58:42I already shoveled your blooming sidewalk.
00:58:46Yes.
00:58:47And you did a wonderful job.
00:58:49Now you can do another.
00:58:50What's today?
00:58:52Today?
00:58:53What do you think?
00:58:54It's Christmas Day.
00:58:55It's Christmas Day.
00:58:56I haven't missed it.
00:58:57The spirits have done it all in one night.
00:58:58And why not?
00:58:59They can do anything they want.
00:59:00Whoa.
00:59:01He's not only cheap.
00:59:02He's crazy as a kutasaurus.
00:59:03Wait.
00:59:04Does the poultry shop still have that prized turkeysaurus in the window?
00:59:07The one as big as me?
00:59:08That's the one.
00:59:09Buy it.
00:59:10Then have the poultry man bring it back here.
00:59:11And here's something for your trouble.
00:59:12On me, wake up.
00:59:13I'll send that turkeysaurus over to Bob Kragut's, and I can't tell him who sent it either.
00:59:19No more measly dinners for that family.
00:59:22No more measly dinners for that family.
00:59:25No.
00:59:26No.
00:59:27No.
00:59:28No.
00:59:29No.
00:59:30No.
00:59:31No.
00:59:32No.
00:59:33No.
00:59:34No.
00:59:35No.
00:59:36No.
00:59:37No.
00:59:38No.
00:59:39No.
00:59:40No.
00:59:41No.
00:59:43No.
00:59:44Wow.
00:59:45No.
00:59:47Thank you, Heavenly.
00:59:49Thanks for being so proud, my good fella.
00:59:50Off to Bob Kragut's house with that, and thank you ...
00:59:53no telling who sent it.
00:59:57Excuse me, gentle ... uh, Wilma ...
01:00:00Bell, what are you doing here?
01:00:02I'm a card-carrying member of the Kiltdown一些 charitable foundation.
01:00:06What happened to the other guy?
01:00:08guy. He's a little under the weather this morning. Now, if you'll excuse me, Mr. Scrooge,
01:00:16we have nothing further to discuss. Nothing to discuss? But we haven't spoken to each
01:00:21other for, it seems like, years. I'm a changed man, Will... Uh, Belle? Of course you're a
01:00:27changed man. It's in the script, Scrooge. None of this is in my script. I know I've
01:00:34been a selfish, self-centered boo, but I've changed. Really, Wilma? They're making it
01:00:39all up. Look, I want to start giving instead of taking. And I'd like to start with a little
01:00:46something for the Piltdown Charitable Foundation. Thank you for your generosity, Mr. Scrooge.
01:00:52Merry Christmas. But, Belle, wait! Can't we talk about it over Christmas dinner? I'm going
01:00:59to my nephews. Would you care to join me? Is he, uh, anything like you, Mr. Scrooge?
01:01:05More like the man I used to be, and hope to be again.
01:01:11Who could that be?
01:01:24I hope you like Turkeysaurus.
01:01:29Surprise!
01:01:34Uncle Scrooge?
01:01:35Yes, it's me!
01:01:37I've come for Christmas dinner and brought a friend. That is, you and your lovely wife
01:01:42will have us.
01:01:43But, uh, with all my heart, Uncle.
01:01:48So you're the infamous Uncle Scrooge.
01:01:51It's a miracle.
01:01:53You got that right.
01:01:55Why, you don't seem mean at all.
01:01:59Mm, that's good, Cracket.
01:02:03Mm, oh, God.
01:02:06Uh-oh.
01:02:07You're late, Cracket.
01:02:09Uh, I am behind my time, sir.
01:02:11I was making rather merry yesterday.
01:02:14But it's only once a year, sir.
01:02:17Hmm.
01:02:18I tell you, I won't stand for it, Cracket.
01:02:20You won't, sir?
01:02:23Absolutely not.
01:02:24From now on, you should be merry the whole year.
01:02:33Well, what'd you think, Cub?
01:02:35Perfect!
01:02:35Hum, hum, hum, hum, hum, hum, hum, hum.
01:02:38Well, don't just stand there. What do you think?
01:02:42Partner?
01:02:43Partner? Me?
01:02:45If you'll have me, Bob, there are a great many back payments in my offer, I assure you.
01:02:51Uh, sounds pretty good.
01:02:52But, uh, how about Craig and Scrooge?
01:02:57Fine with me.
01:03:08Oh, done, Gov.
01:03:32Huh?
01:03:35Done?
01:03:36Oh, no, my friend.
01:03:37This is just the beginning.
01:03:39From now on, I, Ebenezer Scrooge, will always be there to help those less fortunate than myself.
01:03:47Blimey!
01:03:48And not just at Christmas, but all year long.
01:03:52Scrooge was better than his word.
01:03:55He did it all, and infinitely more.
01:03:59And a tiny Tim, who did not die, he was a second father.
01:04:03He became as good a friend, as good a master, and as good a man as the good old town of Piltdown knew, or any other town, for that matter.
01:04:14He never saw the spirits again, but he took their lessons to God, and it was always said of him that he knew how to keep Christmas well, if any man alive possessed the knowledge.
01:04:26May that be truly said of us.
01:04:28May that be truly said of us, and all of us.
01:04:32And so was tiny Tim observed.
01:04:34God bless us, everyone!
01:04:49Oh, hey! What was that for?
01:04:52For being such a Scrooge!
01:04:55But Wilma, I'm not a Scrooge anymore.
01:04:58I understand what's really important.
01:05:00You and Pebbles and Bonnie and Betty.
01:05:03Oh, Fred.
01:05:04Oh, Fred, nothing.
01:05:06Where exactly did this sudden burst of Christmas spirit come from?
01:05:10Well, there were these three ghosts.
01:05:14Maybe we really could talk about it over Christmas dinner.
01:05:17Just you and me and Pebbles and your mother, too.
01:05:20Mother!
01:05:21Oh, Fred, do you really mean it?
01:05:25Uh, yabba-dabba-doo.
01:05:27Wow!
01:05:28Hey, listen to that applause.
01:05:29They really love me.
01:05:31Fred!
01:05:32Just kidding, honey.
01:05:34They love us!
01:05:48But these belong to the real star of the play.
01:05:51Gee, thanks, Mr. Brickens.
01:05:53Wilma, I couldn't have done it without you.
01:05:55Stage manager, costume maker, and actress.
01:05:59You are a miracle worker.
01:06:02She's a miracle worker, all right.
01:06:04She's my wife.
01:06:05Let's hear it for her.
01:06:07Yabba-dabba-doo!
01:06:08Hear that?
01:06:15Wilma was great, wasn't she, Philo?
01:06:20Do you know?
01:06:22You were the ghost.
01:06:24But what happened to Philo?
01:06:25The bedrock bug.
01:06:27Help!
01:06:28Look!
01:06:29Uh-uh.
01:06:30Okay.
01:06:34Help?
01:06:35Uh-uh.
01:06:37Uh-uh.
01:06:37Uh-uh.
01:06:38Uh-uh!
01:06:39Uh-uh!
01:06:39Uh-uh!
01:06:41Wilma!
01:06:49Yuck! Ham!
01:06:59Great show, Wilma. Not bad, Fred.
01:07:02Very funny, Betty.
01:07:04Come on, Betty. We gotta get home.
01:07:06I've got some presents to put under the tree.
01:07:09Merry Christmas, you guys.
01:07:11God bless us, everyone.
01:07:14It's a little late, but not bad.
01:07:18Fred, what's the matter?
01:07:21Oh, all right. You can have the bouquet.
01:07:24Well, it's not that, Wilma. You see, it's just...
01:07:28Mr. Flintstone, I've got these wrapped for you.
01:07:31When you didn't come back to get them, I thought I'd better bring them to the theater.
01:07:35Oh, you saved my skin, kid. I owe you a big tip.
01:07:39Oh, forget it, Mr. Flintstone. It's Christmas.
01:07:42Bye! Christmas!
01:07:45You said it, Pebbly Poo.
01:07:47Come on, gang. Let's go home and celebra-
01:07:49Well, Wilma, I don't feel so good.
01:07:53The bedrock bug!
01:07:55Oh, don't worry, Fred. I hear it only last 24 hours.
01:07:59You'll be fine in time for my mother's Christmas dinner.
01:08:08Oh, ho, ho. This is one Christmas Eve Fred will never forget.
01:08:15Don't worry, honey. I'll drive.
01:08:17I'll drive.
01:08:18I'll drive.
01:08:19I'll drive.
01:08:20I'll drive.
01:08:21Hey...
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