Trumpton (1967) S01E10 - Cuthbert's Morning Off - video Dailymotion

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00:00Here is the clock, the Trumpton clock, telling the time steadily, sensibly, never too quickly,

00:22never too slowly, telling the time for Trumpton.

00:30Here is the clock, the Trumpton clock, the Trumpton clock, the Trumpton clock, and the Trumpton clock,

00:59the Trumpton clock, the Trumpton clock, and the Trumpton clock.

01:06I'll be right back.

01:36Good morning, Mr Platt, calls Mr Munnings. It's a nice day. It certainly is, says Mr Platt. Makes

01:50me wish I were on holiday. Morning, Mrs Cobbett. Well, if it isn't Fireman Cuthbert, what are you

02:01doing here all alone? Have you lost the fire engine? It's my morning off, says Cuthbert. Even

02:07firemen don't work all the time. But why are you wearing your uniform? Because of my aunt, says

02:13Cuthbert. She's coming to Trumpton for the day, you see. I'm meeting her at half past nine and I've got

02:17to wear my uniform because she thinks it's smart. Half past nine, says Mr Platt. You're very early

02:23then. I want to see you about my watch, Mr Platt. That's why I came early. I see, says Mr Platt.

02:30Come along in and we'll have a look at it. What a lot of clocks, says Cuthbert. I've never seen

02:37so many shapes and sizes. Oh, yes. No two are alike, you know, says Mr Platt. All different,

02:44just like people.

02:51Clocks are like people. Clocks are like you and me. Each has its own personality.

03:00big clocks, small clocks, grandfather tall clocks, cuckoo clocks, hall clocks, mantelpiece

03:08and wall clocks, clocks for the schoolroom, the kitchen and the nursery, alarm clocks to

03:14waken us, urging punctuality. All of them chiming or whirring or clicking, cuckooing or ringing or

03:24tick-tock ticking.

03:33Clocks are like people. Clocks are like you and me. Each has its own personality.

03:44Now let's see about this watch of yours.

03:46Cuthbert's aunt has arrived earlier than expected.

04:04Mitzi, Daphne, Lulu.

04:06Behave yourselves.

04:08Be quiet.

04:10I'm so sorry.

04:12Oh, please don't worry.

04:14I adore Peaks. I've got one of my own at home.

04:16Have you really, says Miss Lovelace?

04:18Now, isn't that nice?

04:20They are sweet, aren't they?

04:22Dear little dogs, says Aunty,

04:24but I mustn't keep you from your walk.

04:26Oh, we've finished our walk for this morning, haven't we, darlings?

04:28We must open the shop now.

04:30Is this lovely little hat shop yours?

04:32Says Aunty.

04:34It's perfectly charming.

04:36Oh, do come in and have a look round, says Miss Lovelace.

04:38I'm sure we have a lot in common.

04:44Oh dear, says Cuthbert.

04:46It's gone half past nine.

04:48I do hope I haven't missed Aunty.

04:50Excuse me, Mrs Cobbett, but have you seen an elderly lady waiting about here?

04:54No, says Mrs Cobbett.

04:56Only a friend of Miss Lovelace's.

04:58They were chattering away there by her shop,

05:00and then they went in together.

05:02Oh, that couldn't be Aunty, then, says Cuthbert.

05:04She's a stranger to Trumpton,

05:06and she certainly doesn't know Miss Lovelace.

05:08I do hope she isn't lost.

05:10Excuse me, Mr Minton.

05:12I'm sorry.

05:14Excuse me, Mr Minton.

05:16Excuse me, Mr Minton.

05:18Excuse me, Mr Minton.

05:20Excuse me, Mr Minton.

05:22Excuse me, Mr Minton.

05:24But have you seen an elderly lady this morning?

05:26Not unless you mean Mrs Cobbett, says Chippy.

05:30Oh no, says Cuthbert.

05:32I mean my aunt.

05:34I'm supposed to be meeting her here, and she hasn't turned up.

05:36Oh dear, says Chippy.

05:38You haven't mistaken the place, have you?

05:40No, of course not.

05:42But I wonder if Aunty has.

05:44I said I'd take her to Trumpton Park.

05:46She likes gardens, you see, and I like ducks.

05:48That'll be what's happened, says Chippy.

05:50She's gone straight there.

05:52Oh, poor Aunty, says Cuthbert.

05:54She must have been waiting for ages.

05:56Hop in the back, says Chippy.

05:58I'll run you along there, save a bit of time.

06:00Oh, thank you, says Cuthbert.

06:02Thank you, says Cuthbert.

06:04Thank you, says Cuthbert.

06:06I'll get some land.

06:10I don't have to know my friend's name.

06:12Jody prévenned.

06:14Oh, thanks, Hambody.

06:16Yeah, he's dead.

06:18Yes, he would.

06:20Hmm.

06:22Oh, my.

06:24Hey, my Aus슬.

06:26but cuthbert's aunt is not in the park she's still in miss lovelace's shop trying on hats

06:45and talking about Peaks hello duck do you want some bread I've got a crust in my pocket for you

06:57I like the robin's merry song the thrushes and the lark but best of all I like the ducks

07:26who swim in Trumpton Park for ducks will never fly away as soon as I appear

07:38they swim up in their search for food without a sign of fear

07:48their heads are dark and shiny green their feathers brown and white

07:56their yellow beaks are broad and flat their eyes are round and bright

08:05morning Mr. Craddock the ducks are hungry this morning

08:09I've never known them when they weren't hungry

08:13I suppose you haven't seen an elderly lady about this morning

08:16I like the robin's merry song the thrushes and the lark

08:28but best of all I like the ducks who swim in Trumpton Park

08:37the boat with the ducks who swim in Trumpton Park

08:46Aunty has just remembered that she was supposed to meet Cuthbert nearly an hour ago.

09:00Excuse me, but have you seen a young fireman about at all?

09:05Oh, so you're Cuthbert's auntie, says Mrs Cobbett.

09:08He's gone off to look for you in the park.

09:11Oh dear, what am I to do now?

09:14Here's the mayor.

09:17Come, come, madam, he says. Whatever is the matter?

09:20Oh, everything has gone wrong, says auntie, and I don't know how to get to Trumpton Park.

09:25No trouble about that, dear lady, says the mayor.

09:28I happen to be going that way myself, and I'd be delighted to give you a lift.

09:32Here comes the car now.

09:44Cuthbert's aunt is still not very happy.

10:15Oh dear, she says. I'll never find Cuthbert here. I wish I'd never come to Trumpton.

10:21The mayor is rather annoyed.

10:23Trumpton is a fine place, madam, he says, and just to prove it, we shall find your nephew for you at once.

10:29Philby, go to the nearest telephone and call the fire brigade.

10:33Tell them to come to the park straight away.

10:35Trumpton Fire Station.

10:43Captain Flack here.

10:45What's that?

10:47Cuthbert?

10:48Ah, yes.

10:49It's his morning off.

10:51To Trumpton Park.

10:52Yes, of course.

10:53Right away.

10:54Right away.

11:14Pew, pew.

11:15Barney McGrew.

11:16Dibble.

11:16Grub.

11:17Dibble.

11:26Sorry.

11:28BOOM.

11:30BOOM.

12:01There he is. I shall approach him on foot. Descend.

12:31Cuthbert.

12:42Poor Cuthbert. His morning off is not being a success.

12:46Here they are, says the mayor. And there is your nephew, madam. I told you we would find him for you.

12:59Hello, auntie, says Cuthbert. My dear boy, you're dripping wet. Whatever have you been doing?

13:07It seems to me, says the mayor, that there is a lot of explaining to be done.

13:10I suggest that we all have lunch together at the town hall. That is, when this young man is in dry clothes.

13:16Thank you very much, Your Worship, says Captain Flack. And don't forget, there is our band concert this afternoon.

13:22How lovely, says auntie. I adore brass bands, and I've never had lunch with a mayor before.

13:28Really, Trumpton is a very nice place.

13:30You know, says Cuthbert, my morning off was quite a good one after all.

13:36I love you.

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