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This is complete DVD of The Berenstain Bears 5 Fun-Filled Adventures
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The Trouble with Friends
The Truth
Save the Bees
The Wicked Weasel Spell
The Neighborly Sunk
Our Story Stops Are:
The Trouble with Friends
The Truth
Save the Bees
The Wicked Weasel Spell
The Neighborly Sunk
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00:00This way to bear country, you'll know when you're there.
00:21As soon as you enter, you'll feel like a bear, a great grizzly bear, a Berenstain bear.
00:30We are the Berenstain Bears.
00:32Mama, Papa, Sister, Brother, we appreciate each other.
00:36We live in a split-level tree.
00:40Mama, Papa, Sister, and me.
00:43Snuggish, Bugs in our split-level tree.
00:46Here are more Berenstain Bears.
00:48Fetchel, Fetchel, Big Paw Bears, Rafferty, Rafferty, Honeypucket, I'm the mayor.
00:54And lots, lots more.
00:55Bears galore.
00:56You may think that this starts our show.
00:59Well, it does!
01:00Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
01:05Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
01:31Here I come, ready or not.
01:34Anybody around my base is it.
01:36Hmm, let's see now.
01:39First, I'll take a look under the step.
01:43Hmm, not there.
01:48Good morning, my dear.
01:50Good morning, Papa.
01:51What are the cubs up to this morning?
01:53Oh, they're playing hide-and-seek.
01:55It's good to see how brother and sister get along.
01:58Most of the time, anyway.
02:00Yes, but I do wish sister had somebody her own age.
02:05A little girl her own age to play with.
02:08Brother has cousin Freddy and the other boys.
02:10Five, ten, sister, behind the hollyhock.
02:14Five, ten, sister.
02:17In clear, in clear.
02:18I think I've had enough of hide-and-go-seek.
02:26Fine.
02:26What do you want to do next?
02:28I know what.
02:29You wait right there.
02:30Okay, up off the stump.
02:38Because what we're going to do now
02:40is play tea party.
02:43All right, dolly.
02:44You sit here.
02:46You sit here, snoozer dog.
02:48And let's see now.
02:50Tea party?
02:51Hey, give me a break.
02:53Okay, we're all set.
02:57You sit there and be the papa.
02:59And I'll sit here and be the mama.
03:01Hey, give me a break, sis.
03:03Boys don't play tea party.
03:04Why, if cousin Freddy or any of the other guys saw me,
03:07I'd never hear the end of it.
03:09You mean you're not going to play?
03:11It's all set up.
03:12You really ought to find another girl to play tea party with.
03:16Besides, I'm going skateboarding with Freddy.
03:20All right for you.
03:23You tea party pooper.
03:28Well, may as well practice a little jump rope.
03:37Well, it happened again.
03:40What's that?
03:41Brother skateboarded off to cousin Freddy's
03:43and left sister all by her lonesome.
03:46Oh, I wouldn't worry.
03:47She's got her forest friends,
03:49frog and butterfly to play with.
03:51Frogs and butterflies are all very well.
03:54But it's not the same as having a cub friend your own age.
04:00Look, a moving truck.
04:02Somebody must be moving into that empty tree house down the road.
04:05It certainly would be nice if they had a little girl sister's age.
04:09You never know.
04:11Hey, look at that.
04:13Somebody moving into the empty tree house.
04:16I wonder if they have any cubs.
04:20That was quite a trip.
04:22Sure feels good to get out of the car.
04:25Hi.
04:25Welcome to the neighborhood.
04:29Hello there.
04:31Thanks for the welcome.
04:32What's your name?
04:33I'm Sister Bear.
04:35I'm six years old and I live just down the road.
04:38Hi, I'm Lizzie Bruin.
04:39And this is my papa and mama, Mr. and Mrs. Bruin.
04:43I'm six years old, too.
04:45Nice to meet you, my dear.
04:47Now, if you come to excuse us, we have things to see, too.
04:52May I try your jump rope?
04:55I can do red hot pepper.
04:57Cinnamon, salt, mustard, vinegar, onion, ginger, red hot pepper.
05:04Well, I can jump to a thousand.
05:06I can do a thousand and one.
05:09A thousand and two.
05:10A thousand and three.
05:12We'll just see about that.
05:14Let's have a jump off right here and now.
05:17Let's not.
05:18And say we did.
05:19Say, isn't that a playground over there?
05:23Well, yeah.
05:24Last one there is a rotten egg.
05:26That new family does have a little girl.
05:43Oh, she certainly is a lively little thing.
05:47She may be just what Sister needs.
05:49Race it to the top of the jungle, Jim.
05:51You're on.
05:55Seesaw time.
05:56Seesaw, Marjorie, Dot.
06:01Jack shall have a new master.
06:04He shall make but a penny a day
06:06because he can't go any faster.
06:11Come on.
06:12Let's take turns pushing each other on the swings.
06:17How would you like to go up in a swing?
06:19Higher.
06:20Up in the sky so blue.
06:23Higher.
06:24Oh, I do think it's the pleasantest thing
06:26that ever a cog can do.
06:28Higher.
06:33Hey, wildflowers.
06:35Let's pick some for our mamas.
06:38Right.
06:38How is Sister making out with her new little friend?
06:49Well, they certainly have led each other on a merry chase.
06:52See?
06:53I told you there was nothing to worry about.
06:56They seem to be heading home and...
06:58How nice.
07:00They each have a bouquet of wildflowers.
07:03Here's some flowers, Mama.
07:07For me?
07:08How thoughtful.
07:09It was Lizzie Bruin's idea.
07:11Lizzie Bruin?
07:12Yeah.
07:13She just moved in up the road.
07:15Oh?
07:15What's she like?
07:17Here.
07:17Let me put these in water.
07:19Well, let's see.
07:20Her name is Lizzie.
07:21She's six years old.
07:23She's an only cub.
07:24And she's a little bossy.
07:27Oh?
07:28I caught some glimpses of you out the window
07:30and you certainly seem to be having fun.
07:32Oh, yes.
07:33I had a lot of fun.
07:35A little bossy and a little braggy.
07:38Bear's residence.
08:05Sister.
08:06Just a moment.
08:07Sister!
08:08It's for you.
08:10Hello.
08:11This is Sister Bear.
08:12Hi.
08:12This is Lizzie Bruin.
08:14Want to come over and play school?
08:16Okay.
08:18Bring some of your dolls and stuffed animals.
08:20Mine aren't unpacked yet.
08:22Okay.
08:23See you in a couple minutes.
08:29There you go.
08:35In here, Sister.
08:36My mom and Papa are still fixing up and putting away.
08:39So we're going to play in here.
08:41Who did you bring?
08:42I brought my best doll and stuffed animals.
08:46And this is my special teddy that I've slept with every night since I was a baby.
08:50Hey, this is going to be fun.
08:51Hey, this is going to be fun.
09:01Please be seated, sister.
09:03It's time for your lessons.
09:05First, I'm going to teach you the alphabet.
09:07The first letter of the alphabet is A.
09:10Now, just a minute.
09:12Who said you were going to be the teacher?
09:14When I play school, I'm the teacher.
09:17And not only that, I already know the alphabet.
09:20Sister Bear, if you don't sit down this minute, I'm going to keep you after school.
09:25Is that so?
09:26Well, if you don't give me that pointer, I'm going to keep you after school.
09:31Oh, no, you're not.
09:32Oh, yes, I am.
09:38Now, look what you did.
09:40You broke my pointer.
09:41Here, keep your old pointer.
09:43I'm never going to play with you again.
09:46Never is too short for me.
09:48Good.
09:48I'll just take my dolls and go home.
09:51Sister's mad and I'm glad.
09:53Lizzy, Lizzy, in a tizzy.
09:56Sister's mad and I'm glad.
09:58Lizzy, Lizzy, in a tizzy.
10:00Back so soon?
10:07I'm never going to play with that Lizzy Bruin again.
10:10She's much too braggy and bossy.
10:13I don't need her to play school with or anything else.
10:16It's much better playing by herself.
10:19When you play by yourself, you can do anything you want without worrying about that Lizzy Bruin.
10:24That's true.
10:25Of course, there are some things you really can't do very well by yourself.
10:29Like what?
10:30Well, you'd have a pretty hard time pushing yourself on a swing.
10:34And I'd like to see you ride a seesaw all by yourself.
10:36Most games like hopscotch and jacks take two to play.
10:40And it certainly is nice to have someone you can laugh and giggle with.
10:45Maybe so, but Lizzy is so bossy and braggy.
10:49Why does she have to be teacher when we play school?
10:53It seems to me that Lizzy isn't the only cub around here that's a little braggy and bossy sometimes.
10:59And of course, there is one thing you can do much better by yourself.
11:04What's that, Mama?
11:05Be lonesome.
11:07Somebody at the door.
11:08Why, hello.
11:10When Sister took all her dolls and went home, she forgot her teddy.
11:16And well, I knew it was her favorite, that she slept with it since she was a baby, and thought she might miss it.
11:22Why, thank you, Lizzy.
11:23That was very thoughtful of you.
11:25Thank you very much.
11:28And you can be teacher if you want to.
11:31Or we can take turns.
11:35Terrific.
11:36Last one back to your garage is a rotten egg.
11:42Cubs.
11:55Well, how about it?
12:23Want to come out and practice a little soccer?
12:26Hmm.
12:27Come on.
12:28You ought to see the soccer goal I made out of sticks and chicken wire.
12:34Well.
12:35We can take turns practicing shots and blocks.
12:38Come on.
12:39You like soccer, and you're pretty good for a girl.
12:42Pretty good for a girl?
12:44What's that supposed to mean?
12:46Oh, Jesus.
12:48All I meant was...
12:49How do you like that, Smarty?
12:55Hey, I wasn't ready.
12:57But now I am, so look out.
13:01Brother, sister, you stopped that this instant.
13:05But Mama...
13:06Don't you but Mama me.
13:08You know the rules.
13:10No ball playing in the house.
13:13But Mama, we weren't playing ball.
13:15We were just fooling around.
13:17That's right, Mama.
13:20Just fooling around, huh?
13:23Well, just fooling around, my dears, is how precious possessions get broken.
13:28Things like fancy bric-a-brac, antique clocks, valuable lamps.
13:32So, if you're going to fool around with a soccer ball, do it outside.
13:37That's what I was telling sister, that we should practice at my new soccer ball.
13:43Well, come on, then.
13:44Last one there is a stewed prune.
13:47Oh, yeah?
13:48I'm headed for the mall to do some shopping, so behave yourselves.
13:52Your papa is in his workshop if you need anything.
13:54And there's milk and cookies in the kitchen if you get hungry.
13:58Those cubs.
13:59What do you think of my soccer ball?
14:02Pretty good for homemade.
14:03Okay, let her rip.
14:09Goalie, prepare to meet your dude.
14:16Just call me Stonewall.
14:20Okay, Stonewall, let's see you stop this.
14:24And this.
14:25And this.
14:27And this.
14:28Okay, get ready, because soccer is how I get my kicks.
14:48Well, what do you think?
14:50What do I think about what?
14:52About doing something besides soccer.
14:54Or at least going home for that milk and cookies.
15:00Well, okay.
15:02You know, there's a lot more things to do in life than practice soccer.
15:06Like what, for instance?
15:10Like pick wildflowers.
15:13Pick wildflowers?
15:15I don't know if I can stand the excitement.
15:21Well, we could do some birdwatching.
15:23Birdwatching?
15:25Birdwatching?
15:26Why, sure.
15:27I've already identified 17 kinds of birds this week.
15:31Hey, sis, give me a break.
15:33While I'm picking all those wildflowers and watching all those birds,
15:38my soccer skills go down the drain and I lose my starting spot on the soccer team.
15:43Boy, you are something.
15:46Well, have you got any more bright ideas?
16:03I know what.
16:04Let's go out and take turns twisting each other up on the swing and see who gets the dizziest.
16:09That's a dizzy idea.
16:16Besides, I just get sick and throw up.
16:25Okay, then let's go out to Berry Island and pick wild blackberries.
16:30Hmm.
16:34No blackberry picking.
16:35I just get stuck on the thorns.
16:37Besides, the seeds get stuck in your teeth.
16:41Oh, you.
16:43You're nothing but a stick in the mud.
16:44You don't want to do anything.
16:47All you want to do is sit and hug that dopey soccer ball.
16:51You must be in love with that soccer ball.
16:54I am not.
16:55But I'll tell you something, smart mouth.
16:57I bet you I can dribble this dopey ball past you.
17:02Oh, yeah?
17:03You couldn't get it past me before.
17:05And you can't get it past me now.
17:07Well, we'll just see about that.
17:16Mama's favorite lamp smashed all the bits.
17:34What are we going to do?
17:36Well, I'll tell you what I'm going to do.
17:38I'm going to get the heck out of here.
17:44Uh-oh!
17:50Oh, my gosh.
17:58Here comes Mama.
17:59Oh, no.
18:01What do we do?
18:05We could hide the lamp.
18:07There's no time.
18:08Well, we could at least hide the soccer ball.
18:16Hurry.
18:17Here she comes.
18:18Hide it quick.
18:19Well, I'm back from my shopping.
18:26Did you have your milk and cook?
18:28My lamp.
18:29My very best lamp.
18:32What happened to it?
18:34Well, um...
18:36You see, it got broken.
18:38I know it got broken.
18:41How did it get broken?
18:42Well, it was a bird.
18:45A bird?
18:46Yes, a bird.
18:48That's right.
18:49A big purple bird with yellow feet.
18:52Yes, and a red head and green wingtips.
18:55And funny little red feathers sticking out of its head.
19:00This bird, did it make any kind of sound?
19:04It squawked.
19:05It whistled.
19:06That's right.
19:08It squawked and whistled.
19:12Ah!
19:13Ah!
19:14Ah!
19:14Then it flew in the window, zoomed around the room, and broke the lamp.
19:23Well, that was quite an experience.
19:26Yeah.
19:27Well, hello, group.
19:29How's every little...
19:31Holy catfish!
19:33What happened to Mama's best lamp?
19:35It's quite a story.
19:37Why don't you tell it to your papa?
19:40Well, there was this big green-headed yellow bird with purple feet.
19:44No!
19:45A red-headed purple bird with yellow feet.
19:50Yeah, yeah.
19:51A purple-headed green bird with red feet and yellow wingtips and green feathers growing out of its...
19:56No, no, no!
19:58A yellow-headed green bird with red feet and purple wingtips and...
20:05Just a minute, please!
20:08You got me confused.
20:10Now, what was it?
20:11A yellow bird with green wingtips and purple feet?
20:15Or a purple bird with green wingtips and yellow feet?
20:19Or was it a white bird with black spots?
20:27Like that soccer ball behind my easy chair.
20:32Well, what have you got to say for yourselves?
20:36Now, papa, don't be too hard on them.
20:39You see, I'm not so worried about the lamp.
20:42We can always get another lamp.
20:44Or we can glue this one back together.
20:46What I'm sad about is the thought that maybe, just maybe, my cubs, whom I've always trusted, aren't telling me the truth.
20:56And trust is not something you can put back together again once it's broken.
21:00It wasn't a bird.
21:02It was a soccer ball.
21:03And it was all my fault.
21:05It was just as much my fault.
21:10Hello, Gran?
21:13Oh, everything is fine here in the treehouse.
21:16Sunday dinner?
21:17How nice.
21:18We'd love to, Gran.
21:20We'll see you then.
21:21Regards to Gramps.
21:23Bye.
21:24Isn't that nice?
21:26Gran just invited...
21:27Mama, you didn't tell Gran the truth.
21:29Oh?
21:30Sister's right.
21:32You told Gran everything is fine here in the treehouse.
21:35And it isn't true.
21:36Oh, but it is true.
21:39Papa and I have two fine cubs who have just learned a very important lesson about telling the truth.
21:45And what could be finer than that?
21:47But what about your lamp?
21:49Oh, Papa's going to glue it back together.
21:51Why don't you two help?
21:53Oh, boy.
21:54Can we?
21:55Come on, brother.
21:56Come on.
21:56Come on.
21:56Come on.
21:56Come on.
21:56Come on.
21:56Come on.
21:56Come on.
21:56Come on.
21:57Come on.
21:57Come on.
21:58Come on.
21:58Come on.
21:59Come on.
21:59Come on.
22:00Come on.
22:00Come on.
22:01Come on.
22:01I think you've done a very good job of gluing it back together.
22:05Well, I certainly hope it'll be a very long time before you're tempted to tell a lie.
22:12Count on it, Papa.
22:13Count on it.
22:14Absolutely.
22:16Well, I'm very glad to hear that.
22:19Because trust is one thing you can't put back together again once it's broken.
22:31A penny for your socks, Papa.
22:54Where's the penny?
22:56Right here.
22:57Well, what your old Papa was thinking about...
23:00Was honey.
23:01That's all you ever think about, Papa.
23:07It's all very well to scoff.
23:09But the fact is that honey is very important to bear country.
23:14Not only is it nature's most perfect food, it's the foundation of bear country's entire
23:20economy.
23:21Why, without bees and honey, bear country would be in very serious trouble.
23:27The moment has arrived.
23:29The moment of truth.
23:31When we find out whether this plant I've developed is the ultimate weapon against bear country.
23:37Or just another pretty face.
23:40Then, Schweezel, release the bee.
23:43Yes, Archweezel.
23:45Locate Rafish Ralph.
23:57Then, Schweezel.
23:58I've done it.
23:59I've done it.
24:00I've created the ultimate weapon against bear country.
24:03A plant that eats bees.
24:05You delightfully disgusting little beauty.
24:07Hinch-weezels.
24:09Yes, Archweezel.
24:10Locate Rafish Ralph.
24:12You delightfully disgusting little beauty.
24:14Ralph, and get him here immediately.
24:17Immediately, Archiezo.
24:21Ralph is Ralph, I've come to say.
24:23When it comes to skimming, I'm okay.
24:25I'm slick. I'm quick.
24:27Okay, pull the lever. Now.
24:31Yes!
24:35Ralph is Ralph. So good of you to drop in.
24:39Just picture it.
24:41Hundreds of thousands of these little darlings
24:44gulping down those bees.
24:46Gulp, gulp, gulp, gulp.
24:48I'm picturing. I'm picturing.
24:50Hour after hour, day after day,
24:53and after a while, no more bees.
24:57Ah, and no more bees means no more honey.
25:03And no more honey means the end of bear country as we know it.
25:08The bears will pack up and leave,
25:11and I will at last achieve my glorious goal.
25:15To take over bear country.
25:17Luck, stock, and honeypot!
25:20Ah, I gotta add it to you, Chief.
25:22You're some kind of genius.
25:24An evil genius.
25:26Now listen up.
25:28This darling is almost the perfect weapon.
25:33Almost?
25:34It's sturdy, fast-growing,
25:36and spreads like wildfire once it's established.
25:40But it's very difficult to grow from seed.
25:43Requires the talents of a master gardener.
25:47I've got just a sucker.
25:49A candidate, Chief.
25:50Mama Bear.
25:51President of the Garden Club.
25:53Winner of the Flower Show Prize six years in a row.
25:56But how are you gonna fool her?
25:58She's pretty smart.
25:59Chief, you just leave that to me.
26:02What are you going to enter in this year's Flower Show, Mama?
26:06Are you gonna win again this year?
26:08I don't know what I'm going to enter.
26:11And as for winning,
26:12the competition's getting pretty tough.
26:14A little water, sister.
26:16Okay, Mama.
26:17Some plant food, brother.
26:18Right-o.
26:19Lovely.
26:20Just lovely.
26:22Smile, everybody.
26:24Hey, what are you doing, Ralph?
26:26Yeah.
26:27Why are you taking our picture?
26:29Now, cubs, there's no need to be rude.
26:32But, Mama...
26:33Perfect.
26:34Absolutely perfect.
26:36Perfect for what, Mr. Ralph?
26:38Perfect for the cover of Queen Thumb,
26:40the new garden magazine.
26:41Uh, but let me explain, dear lady.
26:43I have been authorized to select Bear Country's leading gardener
26:47for the cover of our inaugural issue.
26:50You mean you're going to put me on the cover of your magazine?
26:54No more than you do, madam.
26:56Now, if you please.
26:57They're holding the presses.
26:59You mean there's no cash?
27:01And we don't have to buy anything?
27:03Oh, quite the contrary.
27:05The fact is, I've been asked by the magazine
27:09to make this little gift of appreciation.
27:12Seeds for a rare new flower.
27:14The, uh...
27:15The Super Honey Bell.
27:18It's been a pleasure to serve you, madam.
27:21Good day.
27:22It's beautiful.
27:24Perfectly beautiful.
27:26Well, that solves the problem of what to enter in this year's flower show.
27:30The Super Honey Bell is a sure winner.
27:35Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
27:37Mission accomplished.
27:39Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
27:41Release another bee.
27:43Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
27:47My goodness.
27:49Ralph seems to have turned over a new leaf.
27:51I don't know, Mama.
27:53Well, the least we can do is give him the benefit of the doubt.
27:57Look, Mama, the judges.
28:22They're headed this way.
28:23Oh, I'm so nervous.
28:26The announcement you've all been waiting for.
28:29The first prize winner is...
28:31Mama Bear for Super Honey Bell.
28:35Congratulations, my dear.
28:39Something gorgeous.
28:41Oh, thank you.
28:43Brother, the least you could do is say excuse me.
28:51It wasn't me.
28:52I'm going to give you all cuttings so you can grow your own.
28:57Oh, dear.
28:58Oh, dear.
28:59Oh, dear.
29:00Is that beautiful?
29:02This will be my Super Honey Bell patch.
29:05Mama, there's something strange about that plant.
29:08How do you mean strange?
29:10Well, Sister and I are pretty sure we heard it burp.
29:13You cubs are something.
29:18Really, Mama?
29:20Did you see that?
29:22I sure did.
29:23That field of honey bells just had that swarm of bees for lunch.
29:27Hmm.
29:28Remember what Papa said about how important bees and honey are to bear country?
29:31Sure.
29:32Well, I'm beginning to think.
29:33This crazy plant is part of a wicked weasel scheme to destroy the bees.
29:34Come on, then.
29:35We'd better tell Papa and fast.
29:36Not a single drop of honey.
29:37Didn't see a single bee.
29:38Did you see that?
29:39I sure did.
29:40That field of honey bells just had that swarm of bees for lunch.
29:43Hmm.
29:44Remember what Papa said about how important bees and honey are to bear country?
29:49Sure.
29:50Well, I'm beginning to think.
29:52This crazy plant is part of a wicked weasel scheme to destroy the bees.
29:57Come on, then.
29:58We'd better tell Papa and fast.
30:01Not a single drop of honey.
30:04Didn't see a single bee.
30:06Papa!
30:07Papa!
30:08Wait for us!
30:09Papa, there's something we have to tell you.
30:12Something awful.
30:13Can't be any awfulers in not finding a single drop of honey dang bees.
30:19They must be on strike or vacation.
30:22Neither, Papa.
30:23They're being swallowed by thousands of those plants that Rappish Ralph palmed off on Mama.
30:28It's all part of a wicked weasel scheme.
30:30No wonder I couldn't find any honey.
30:33We must notify Mayor Honeypot before it's too late.
30:38Ah, Papa Q Bear.
30:41Delighted to hear your vo...
30:43What?
30:44That's terrible.
30:46What is it, Mr. Mayor?
30:48Declare a state of emergency and call a town meeting.
30:52Extra!
30:53Extra!
30:54Emergency town meeting.
30:55Call to save the bees.
30:56Extra!
30:57Extra!
30:58And so, without further ado, I give you the science director of our Save the Bees Committee,
31:11Professor Actual Factual Bear.
31:13Actual Factual's sure to have some way of getting rid of those awful plants and saving the bees.
31:18I certainly hope so.
31:20I feel so guilty.
31:21Now, now, my dear.
31:23There must be something we can do.
31:25I've studied this remarkable plant from top to bottom, and I've got some very bad news for you.
31:31No.
31:32This plant, there are sample plants in the audience for your inspection, is a horticultural monster.
31:40It's tougher than crabgrass and meaner than poison ivy.
31:44Bugs won't eat it, and poison won't kill it.
31:47And if we do stop it in 72 hours, the bees of bear country are doomed.
31:54Do you see what I see?
32:00They are sensitive to something.
32:03They're sensitive to Mr. Skunk.
32:05I'll be happy to help in any way I can.
32:08Oh, Professor!
32:09Professor Actual Factual!
32:11Come on.
32:12Professor, could that biplane of yours be rigged for crop dusting?
32:17Oh, Jenny, I suppose so.
32:20But why?
32:21Because with the help of Mr. Skunk...
32:24And a few of my friends...
32:26We think we have a way to save the bees.
32:28Bravo!
32:29Let's go.
32:30You can explain on the way.
32:32Are you sure you and your buddies want to do this?
32:35Wouldn't miss it for the world.
32:38Ah, yes.
32:41In a few short weeks, this will all be mine.
32:44Lock, stock, and honeypot.
32:47Ah, look, Chief.
32:49A plane is taking off.
32:51The forerunner of a great exodus, no doubt.
32:54I don't know, Chief.
32:56It's laying down some sort of fog.
33:01There's an exodus, all right!
33:03But we're the ones who are exiting!
33:06Yeah!
33:09They're back!
33:10They're back!
33:11I hope they zapped them good!
33:13They've done it, by Jove!
33:15They've done it!
33:16Brother and sister have saved the bees!
33:18With a little help from our friends!
33:26I got it!
33:27Great catch!
33:28Okay, sister!
33:29Your turn!
33:30Here goes!
33:31Hey!
33:32You didn't even try for it!
33:33What's the matter, sister?
33:34I don't know.
33:35What do you mean?
33:36Well, I sorta got the...
33:37Weasleys!
33:38Weasleys!
33:39Weasleys!
33:40What's Weasleys?
33:41It's kind of a funny feeling inside me.
33:42You know what I think it is?
33:43I'm nervous about the weasels.
33:44Why?
33:45The weasels haven't caused trouble in a long time!
33:46That's the problem!
33:47In fact, whenever Arch Weasel MacGreed
33:49and his Hench Weasels are extra-quality
33:50Hey!
33:51We're done all the times making kids
33:55your Homer and all the movies!
33:56You don't think you guys have workout
34:13with all the friends!
34:14henchweasels are extra quiet, we bears should be extra watchful.
34:19Sister's right! Maybe we can get the bears in bear country to keep their eyes peeled for signs of weasel activity.
34:29Grownups aren't going to listen to us. They might listen to another grownup, like Papa!
34:35There he is! Papa!
34:37Cubs, hear that humming? It's all those busy bees filling their honeycombs with oodles of yummy
34:44honey. Papa, you've got a real problem. You know, the mere anticipation of honey is...
34:51I've got the Weasleys. The Weasleys? We got the Weasleys too. See, it's a feeling in the pit of our stomachs.
35:00We're worried the weasels might be up to some more of their rotten tricks.
35:03Well, that's all very well for cubs to have Weasleys. But grownup bears aren't subject to such
35:11childish fantasies. But Papa...
35:14Now, now, I fixed those weasels good last time.
35:18No doubt they've packed their bags and left bear country forever.
35:22Music to my ears. I could listen to that humming all afternoon.
35:28Come on, we'll have to find some other grownup.
35:30Right! But who?
35:37I love to sing, sing sing-a-ling, and play a tune on my dance all spring.
35:45Scrum, scrum, crang-a-rang-a-rang, crang-a-toon on my dance all spring.
35:53Phew, a lot of these beetles around here.
35:56Yeah, they're really pesky this time of year.
36:00You come to hear Big Paw sing?
36:02Well, we always like to hear you sing, that's for sure.
36:06But we also want you to help us watch out for weasels.
36:09I love to sing, sing sing-a-ling.
36:14Weasels? What's weasels?
36:18Guess all Big Paw's interested in us is singing.
36:21We gotta go.
36:23Bye, Big Paw.
36:25Bye.
36:26Bye.
36:27I love to sing, sing sing-a-ling-a-ling.
36:32Since the grownups won't do anything, it's up to us cubs.
36:36I know. Let's keep a lookout for Raffish Ralph.
36:40He's always mixed up with those weasels.
36:43Great idea! Let's find him and see if he does anything suspicious.
36:47I have no rotten plan to take over bear country.
37:02Stop. Call me from the secret tree.
37:04Stop. Immediately. Stop.
37:06Aim agreed.
37:08P.S. Eat this message.
37:12There he goes!
37:19Hi.
37:23What's he doing?
37:25Looks like he's talking to that tree.
37:27Boy, that's really weird.
37:29Uh, Chief, it's me, Ralph.
37:31I, uh, I got your message.
37:33What took you so long, positive brain?
37:36I want you down here right now for an important meeting.
37:42Uh, I'm honored to be invited down to your underground retreat,
37:46uh, Arch Weasel.
37:48But, uh, I don't know where the secret entrance is located.
37:52You're standing on it!
37:54Uh, hi, Chief.
38:01Nice take you have here.
38:03No chit-chat.
38:05Now follow me.
38:07Where'd he go?
38:08He disappeared.
38:09Well, we wanted to see if he'd do something suspicious.
38:13Yeah.
38:14And what could be more suspicious than disappearing?
38:17We better tell Papa about this.
38:20Relax, Cubs.
38:22There's nothing to be alarmed about.
38:24But, Papa...
38:25There's nothing suspicious about Ralph disappearing.
38:29In fact, it's typical of him.
38:31At least you got your minds off those weasels.
38:34We're worried about them more than ever.
38:37Forget about them.
38:39I guarantee that Magritte has schemed his last scheme.
38:43Now that he knows he'd have to deal with yours truly,
38:46he's given up forever any idea of taking over Bear Country.
38:52The target for today?
38:54Bear Country.
38:56My plan is simple, yet fiendishly clever.
38:59The ultimate scheme.
39:01Now what we need is muscle.
39:04And I have a way to get the biggest muscle of all.
39:08Big Paw.
39:09To drive the bears out of Bear Country.
39:12Then everything will be mine.
39:13Rock, stock, and honeypot.
39:15You'll never turn Big Paw against the bears.
39:19He loves them, especially the cubs.
39:21My plan is foolproof, you fool.
39:24Look at this.
39:25Trances, the secrets of hypnotism.
39:28Look into my whammy weasel eyes, you blithering buffoon.
39:32You are sinking faster and faster
39:35into the deepest caverns of sleep.
39:38No, I'm not.
39:44Now you're completely under my spell.
39:47You will obey my every command.
39:50All right.
39:51You are now a bird of the feather.
39:54Nature's alarm clock.
39:55You're crashing me.
39:57Get off of me.
39:58Get off.
39:59Oh, you're not a roosted past at all.
40:01I command you to be a dog, a canine, man's best friend.
40:05That's better.
40:17Whoops.
40:18Get back.
40:19Back.
40:20Get back from me.
40:21Stop it, you nothing dog.
40:22You're a bat, a bat.
40:26Phew.
40:27Okay, Dingbat.
40:29You can wake up now.
40:31So what's to stop me from bringing Big Paw over to our side?
40:35I made you think you were a bat, didn't I?
40:38Me?
40:39A bat?
40:40Ridiculous.
40:41Oh, yeah?
40:42Then why are you hanging from the ceiling?
40:44Catching flies?
40:46Me hanging...
40:48I think you just may be on to something.
40:57Look.
40:58There he is.
41:02Look deep, deep into my eyes.
41:05You cannot resist my hypnotic powers.
41:09Ouch!
41:12What was that all about?
41:14Ralph's fooling around with hypnosis.
41:17I've been reading about that kind of stuff.
41:19It's pretty interesting.
41:21It sure is interesting.
41:23I bet the weasel scheme has something to do with hypnotism.
41:26This is getting real serious.
41:29We'd better keep after Ralph.
41:31And so, Big Paw, my friend,
41:33I want you to meet Enrico Kawizel,
41:36the famous vocal coach.
41:38He's come to help you with your singing.
41:41You don't like Big Paw singing?
41:44Oh, we love your singing.
41:47But Enrico can help you sing even better.
41:50But first, he must inspect your throat.
41:55Turn your head a little up.
42:02Definitely weasel, friends.
42:04They're heading towards Big Paw.
42:06Let's go.
42:07And remember, it's your duty to destroy all mosquitoes in their country.
42:13With your mosquito swatting.
42:16Big Paw destroy mosquitoes.
42:19Mosquitoes bad.
42:22That's right.
42:23Look at these bad mosquitoes.
42:26These big mosquitoes.
42:28Mosquitoes.
42:30Big Paw hates mosquitoes.
42:33They've hypnotized poor Big Paw.
42:47And he thinks we're mosquitoes.
42:49Mosquitoes make Big Paw itch.
42:51Big Paw swat all big, bad mosquitoes.
42:55I just remembered something I read about hypnotism.
43:01Maybe it'll save us.
43:03Quick, what is it?
43:04Hypnotism is powerful,
43:06but not powerful enough
43:07to make someone go against his conscience,
43:10his inner nature.
43:11Yeah, but what's Big Paw's inner nature?
43:14Big Paw loves cubs.
43:16And he loves to sing.
43:18Come on.
43:19We love to sing sing-a-ling.
43:23Huh?
43:26Play a tune on the banjo's tank.
43:30You're not big mosquitoes.
43:33You're my little friend.
43:35Sing, sing, sing-a-ling-a-ling.
43:40Play a tune on the banjo's tank.
43:44I guess Big Paw didn't like their singing.
43:54Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
44:24for this afternoon.
44:27It's the showers.
44:32Good practice.
44:33Next practice, day after tomorrow, after school.
44:42Ooh, a porcupine.
44:45Mr. Porcupine is just as much our neighbor
44:47as all the other forest creatures.
44:49I guess so.
44:50But all those stickers make me nervous.
44:52Not stickers, quills.
44:55Look at it this way.
44:56He'd be a good person to have on your side
44:58if you were in trouble.
44:59I guess so.
45:00He can shoot those quills out like little spears.
45:06Shooting their quills, indeed.
45:08Wherever did you hear that?
45:10Oh, everybody knows that.
45:13Well, a lot of things that everybody knows
45:15just aren't true.
45:16It's simply not true that porcupines shoot their quills.
45:19Just you remember,
45:20it takes all kinds of creatures to make a forest,
45:23and we must take folks as they come.
45:25I guess so.
45:26Ready to go home, sister?
45:28That'll do it for the day.
45:29Thanks for helping.
45:30It was fun.
45:32Bye, Teacher Jane.
45:33See you tomorrow.
45:34See you tomorrow.
45:35Look at that straight arrow nerd brother bear
45:46walking his sister home.
45:49I wouldn't be caught dead walking my sister home.
45:51But you don't have a sister.
45:53Yeah!
45:54Besides, you're just jealous
45:56because you got kicked off the soccer team
45:58for missing practice.
45:59You watch your mouth!
46:02What are you trying to do?
46:04What you say?
46:06Watch my mouth!
46:10Well, look at that!
46:11Making friends with the little creatures.
46:18Watch this!
46:19We're going to have a little fun!
46:21All we need is a few acorns.
46:23Hey, what the...
46:36Hey, brother!
46:38Hey, come on!
46:41Why are you doing this?
46:44All right, you guys.
46:47Don't waste your time on these creeps, brother.
46:51What are you doing, sister?
46:53I had them right where I wanted them.
46:55Ha!
46:56Go tell it to the butterflies!
46:58Ha, ha, ha, ha!
47:00Ha, ha, ha!
47:01Come on, now.
47:02They're twice as big as you,
47:04and there's a whole gang of them.
47:05Teacher Jane says it takes all kinds of creatures
47:08to make a forest.
47:09Maybe so, but I could certainly do
47:12without that too tall.
47:13Well, he's one creature I wouldn't put
47:15on our good neighbor's chart.
47:18Hey, speaking of neighbors,
47:20look, the woodchucks.
47:21They're moving out!
47:23And their house is for sale!
47:29Sorry to be losing you, Mr. Chuck.
47:31I appreciate that, Mrs. Bear,
47:33but you see, we got a very good buy
47:35on a lovely split-level burrow
47:37in that new development
47:38to the other side of the forest.
47:40I wonder who our new neighbors will be.
47:55Some beavers are looking at the empty burrow.
47:58Beavers?
47:59What about beavers?
48:00I mean, for neighbors that are...
48:02Yeah, terrific!
48:03You couldn't ask for better neighbors, son.
48:06Nice, quiet, hard-working folk.
48:08Excellent engineers.
48:10Expert dev builders.
48:11I have somebody to discuss engineering with.
48:15The fine points of stresses and strains.
48:18Gee, Papa, we didn't know you were an expert engineer.
48:21Did you know that?
48:26Well, I knew about the stresses and strains,
48:29but I didn't know about the engineering.
48:34Look at those tails!
48:35I'll bet he's great at paddle ball.
48:38Seems well-built.
48:39I suppose.
48:41Hi!
48:41Hiya!
48:42Nice neighborhood.
48:46I suppose.
48:48You need to stop that nibbling.
48:49Explore your dinner.
48:50Well, Pa, what do you think?
48:57Oh, no.
48:58Too far for water,
48:59and I hate a long commute.
49:03Come, children,
49:04your Pa has spoke.
49:07Bye!
49:12Oh, boy!
49:20Bunnies!
49:21Yeah!
49:22They'll be great neighbors.
49:23Fun to play with.
49:24Where's my jump rope?
49:30Hi!
49:34It's a lovely little ball.
49:36Who is but a...
49:38Much too small for a growing family.
49:40Seven young'uns, more on the way.
49:43All right, group!
49:44Forward!
49:46Hop!
49:48Gee, it would have been nice to have bunnies for neighbors.
49:52Fine, family folk.
49:54Backbone of the population explosion.
49:58Gee, I guess nobody will move into it now.
50:02Yeah, it's really a mess.
50:08Uh-oh.
50:09Never worry.
50:12It's gonna be a real jump rope.
50:30Wow!
50:32Well, I guess that does it for the old burrow.
50:35Oh, it's a good thing nobody moved in.
50:37Now nobody ever will.
50:39Somebody's hammering a sold sign on the empty burrow.
51:05And that somebody is a skunk.
51:11A skunk for a neighbor?
51:13Ugh, p-u.
51:15Bleh.
51:16Now everybody calm down.
51:18But Mama, what do we do?
51:20What we will do is greet Mr. Skunk as we would any other new neighbor.
51:26We'll take him a welcoming gift of food.
51:29But my best honey, why not some broccoli?
51:33Or some of your lovely okra preserves.
51:36We'll introduce ourselves and help in any way we can.
51:47Hello, Mr. Skunk.
51:49Oh, well, hello there.
51:51You must be my new neighbors.
51:52Why, thank you.
51:54Honey is my favorite.
51:55I could use something sweet in my life about now.
51:58I bought this place as a kind of handy skunk special.
52:02In the as-is condition.
52:04Well, I didn't figure on that storm.
52:06Well, it's about the most as-is place I've ever seen.
52:10Don't you worry.
52:11We'll have this place ship-shape in two shakes of a skunk's tail.
52:16My goodness, your papa is so strong.
52:41Of course, I have a pretty strong reputation myself.
52:46I'm overwhelmed.
52:49You've been a tremendous help.
52:51Not at all, Mr. Skunk.
52:53Helping is what good neighbors are for.
52:55Thank you, neighbor.
52:56You're welcome, neighbor.
52:58Anytime.
52:59Come on, sister.
53:00We better be getting off to school.
53:04Uh-oh.
53:05Bad neighbor.
53:07Get ahead.
53:08You better get out of our way.
53:10That's right.
53:11We're going to school and we're not going to be late.
53:14Teacher's pets are allowed to be late.
53:18Teacher's pets are even allowed to come to school without any books.
53:23Two-toe grizzly.
53:24You better give me that book bag.
53:26Or what?
53:28Or I'm going to make you.
53:29Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
53:32Yeah?
53:33You and who else?
53:34Him and me else.
53:36Is that so?
53:37Are you insignificant bit of fluff?
53:40I think I'll just kick you into the next county.
53:44Oh, dear.
53:45Well, I guess I'll have to use my strength.
53:50That was terrific! Thank you for your help, Mr. Skunk.
54:07Take nothing of it. After all, helping is what good neighbors are for.
54:13Good morning, teacher Jane. Good morning, sister.
54:25A skunk? A very good neighbor. It takes all kinds of creatures to make a forest, Miss Jane.
54:32And besides, he's a very good person to have on your side if there's trouble.
54:43The End
54:47The End
54:52The End
55:27We'll see you next time.
55:57We'll see you next time.
56:27We'll see you next time.
56:57We'll see you next time.
57:27We'll see you next time.
57:57We'll see you next time.
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