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Best Action 2023 - Dot And The Bunny 1983- Full English Sub
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00:00:00I'll be right back
00:01:30Look, Dot, I don't know what to do.
00:01:32I've looked everywhere, everywhere, but I can't find my baby, my little Joey.
00:01:38I'll help you, said Dot.
00:01:40I'll keep searching till I find him.
00:01:42I promise.
00:01:44The mother kangaroo had turned away and was disappearing into the trees.
00:01:49Oh, I'll find him, thought Dot, as she walked slowly home.
00:01:55I'll find Joey for another kangaroo.
00:02:01I'll find him, I promise.
00:02:04Oh, dear.
00:02:05I'll keep searching till I find him, I promise.
00:02:09I'll find him.
00:02:26Oh, my God.
00:02:56Oh, my God.
00:03:26Maybe it's not so easy to find a baby kangaroo after all.
00:03:40If only I could ask someone.
00:03:42Oh, my God.
00:04:13Who's that?
00:04:14Joey.
00:04:15Huh?
00:04:16Joey.
00:04:17Oh, I should have known.
00:04:19A human.
00:04:20A girl one.
00:04:22I'd understand it if you were a boy, human.
00:04:24They don't have very good manners.
00:04:27But a girl...
00:04:28I'm sorry.
00:04:29Have I done something wrong?
00:04:31Done something wrong?
00:04:33Oh, you woke me up.
00:04:37And me.
00:04:38And me.
00:04:39And me.
00:04:40And me.
00:04:40Go to sleep.
00:04:43But it's daytime.
00:04:44Exactly.
00:04:45Can you think of a better time to sleep?
00:04:47Yes.
00:04:48At night.
00:04:49Night?
00:04:54What's so funny about that?
00:04:56If we slept at night, silly, when would we eat?
00:04:59In the daytime.
00:05:00Oh!
00:05:07You don't really know much about koalas, do you, little girl?
00:05:12I know that you eat gum leaves.
00:05:14Ha!
00:05:14Everyone knows that.
00:05:16But do you know what kind of gum leaves?
00:05:19Uh...
00:05:20Well, I'll tell you.
00:05:26Only the best.
00:05:28Yummy.
00:05:29Lovely.
00:05:30Fresh.
00:05:30Young.
00:05:31Tips.
00:05:32Mmm.
00:05:33Like...
00:05:34I like spotted gum.
00:05:35Mmm.
00:05:37But some of us like tallow wood or even red gum.
00:05:41Mmm.
00:05:43Actually.
00:05:45We koalas eat lots of different kinds of gum leaves.
00:05:48Why?
00:05:49Same reason as you humans eat different kinds of food.
00:05:53Mmm.
00:05:53Good for us.
00:05:55Tastes nice.
00:05:56Mmm.
00:05:56Yes.
00:05:57This one's like chocolate.
00:06:00This strawberry flavored.
00:06:03And...
00:06:04Ooh!
00:06:05Orange.
00:06:06Caramel.
00:06:08Very tasty.
00:06:11Caramel.
00:06:12Chocolate.
00:06:13Can we sound like rainbow yogX?
00:06:17Oh!
00:06:18Oh.
00:06:18Oh, yuck!
00:06:18Oh!
00:06:21Oh!
00:06:22Yuck!
00:06:22Oh!
00:06:23Oh, oh, oh!
00:06:24Oh, oh, oh!
00:06:26Little, little girl.
00:06:27You're so silly.
00:06:28Oh!
00:06:29Oh!
00:06:29That was horrible.
00:06:30Wait for water, please.
00:06:31Water?
00:06:32please? Water! Now, that's not funny. Oh, yes it is. We koalas don't drink. Ever? Never.
00:06:47But what happens when you get thirsty? Hmm. We eat more gum leaves. Hmm. You said you
00:06:58don't eat in the daytime and look at you. Hmm. That's not our fault, is it? You woke us
00:07:05up. It will take us at least ten minutes to get back to sleep again. Hmm. We've got to
00:07:11do something. But you don't do anything except eat and sleep. And what a delightful way to
00:07:17spend your life, eating and sleeping. Well, I suppose it's all right for koalas, but I
00:07:25think I might get a bit bored. It's very nice of you to tell me all those things. But
00:07:34what I really want to know is... Excuse me. I'm looking for a baby kangaroo. A little
00:07:42joey. Poor thing. He's lost. And his mother's looking for him. And so am I. And when I find
00:07:48him, I'm going to take him back to his mother. And he'll both be happy. Do you hear me?
00:07:53Yes, little girl. I heard you.
00:07:56And have you seen Joey? No. Saw his mother, though. Nice lady. Dropped in last week.
00:08:10She's still searching, poor dear. Looked exhausted. And so worried. If you want to
00:08:21see her, she's coming back here to the big tree when the moon will be full. Oh, I'll come
00:08:25too. And about this, Joey. A young kangaroo's got to drink, you know. Not like us. Try down
00:08:34at the river. He'll have to go there sooner or later. See the platypuses. They'll know
00:08:41if he's been around. Good night. I mean, good day. Thank you, koala. Thank you very much.
00:08:49Good night.
00:09:10Here I come. Hopping through the bush all alone. Very miserable. The unhappy kangaroo.
00:09:33Poor little me. Doesn't anybody care about a sad lost Joey? Mother. Oh, Mother, where
00:09:46are you? It's your baby looking for you. Your baby Joey. Well, this is a surprise. And that's
00:09:57the truth. It's a little girl. Way out here in the middle of the bush. Oh, excuse me, Miss.
00:10:06I'm a poor lost Joey. And I'm looking for my mother. And, um, did you happen to see a mother
00:10:13kangaroo looking for a joey? A joey's a baby kangaroo? Well? Well, look at you. I'm looking. So what? A kangaroo has a pouch.
00:10:38You're very funny. I think I'll call you Funny Bunny.
00:10:45Oh, go on. Laugh at me. Maybe I do look a bit like a rabbit, but, oh, make fun of me. See if I care.
00:11:05See if I care. Oh, life is so cruel. You don't look like a little girl, but you probably are.
00:11:15What's your name? I'm Dot. Hello. Funny Bunny, would you like to come with me down to the river to meet Platypus?
00:11:24Oh, um, I don't know. I'm very busy at the moment. I'd just like someone to help me find Joey.
00:11:31But I suppose you've got lots of important things to do. Oh, yes. There's no doubt about that.
00:11:37So, if you don't have the time... I have the time. I have the time.
00:11:42If you're locked away inside a smoky city And you never see a river or a tree
00:12:03Won't you come with us And then you can start your life again
00:12:08All together up the country roaming free
00:12:13Roaming free, roaming free
00:12:18Roaming, roaming up the country
00:12:22Roaming free, roaming free
00:12:27You'll find us up the country
00:12:29You'll find us up the country roaming free
00:12:33From the snowy mountains up at Kosciuszko
00:12:37To the mangroves on the Arafura Sea
00:12:42From Hay to Humpty Doo
00:12:44Narrabri to Mindaroo
00:12:47You'll find us up the country roaming free
00:12:51From the lake at Catabarra, Wirrakana
00:12:56And down along the coast to Urali
00:13:01From Mount Polk to Wangaratta
00:13:03And Maru to Oodnadatta
00:13:06You'll find us up the country roaming free
00:13:10Roaming free, roaming free
00:13:15Roaming, roaming out the country
00:13:20Roaming free, roaming free
00:13:25You'll find us up the country
00:13:27Come and join us up the country
00:13:29All together up the country roaming free
00:13:42I will show you a real kangaroo jump
00:13:45Dot, look!
00:13:47Funny Bunny, be careful
00:13:50Dot! Dot!
00:13:52Help! Help!
00:13:57Hold on! Hold on!
00:14:00I'm coming! I'm coming!
00:14:02Over here!
00:14:04Help!
00:14:07Over here!
00:14:10Over here!
00:14:12Oh!
00:14:13Oh!
00:14:14Oh!
00:14:15Oh!
00:14:16Oh!
00:14:17Oh!
00:14:18Life is so cruel!
00:14:20Oh!
00:14:21Oh!
00:14:30Hey!
00:14:31Protipose!
00:14:32Where are you?
00:14:33Stop it!
00:14:34Oh!
00:14:35Oh!
00:14:36Oh!
00:14:37I should think so!
00:14:38Pottom!
00:14:40I knew it was human!
00:14:41You can tell their voices a mile away!
00:14:44What's wrong with my voice?
00:14:46There you go again!
00:14:47When will humans learn that we bush creatures don't like noise?
00:14:51I was only calling Platypus!
00:14:53She's upstream!
00:14:54She'll be back shortly!
00:14:55Why don't you wait for her?
00:14:56Quietly!
00:14:57You humans are so noisy!
00:15:00Oh!
00:15:01Oh!
00:15:02Shh!
00:15:03No noise!
00:15:04Hmm!
00:15:05You possums are so noisy!
00:15:06She calls me Funny Bunny!
00:15:07She is funny!
00:15:08Now we will see, little girl, who is funny!
00:15:09Otsch!
00:15:10Otsch!
00:15:11Otsch!
00:15:12Otsch!
00:15:13I've been here for hours!
00:15:14Where is...
00:15:15Oh!
00:15:16Platter
00:15:33Platterpaws!
00:15:36Oh!
00:15:37Platterpaws!
00:15:39Slaviput.
00:16:01Slaviput.
00:16:07Slaviput.
00:16:09Slaviput.
00:16:19I'll get her.
00:16:21Slaviput.
00:16:25Slaviput.
00:16:27Slaviput.
00:16:37Slaviput.
00:16:39Slaviput.
00:16:41Slaviput.
00:16:43Slaviput.
00:16:45Slaviput.
00:16:47Slaviput.
00:16:49Slaviput.
00:16:51Slaviput.
00:16:53Slaviput.
00:16:55Slaviput.
00:16:57Slaviput.
00:16:59Slaviput.
00:17:01Slaviput.
00:17:03Slaviput.
00:17:05Slaviput.
00:17:07Slaviput.
00:17:09Slaviput.
00:17:11Cute little things, and when they hatch, they drink their milk from me, which is really a job for a cow.
00:17:17Milk?
00:17:18Yes, milk.
00:17:20Mother platypuses give milk, don't you know?
00:17:23Milk? Eggs? Fur? A beaver's tail? A duck's beak? Platypus? What are you?
00:17:31I am four creatures in one body, and I am four times busier than anybody else.
00:17:36Therefore, little girl, goodbye.
00:17:38Platypus! Platypus! Where Kangaroo Valley?
00:17:41Platypus!
00:17:43Oh, she's gone.
00:17:49Platypus! Platypus!
00:17:52Don't call her!
00:17:54What?
00:18:01For goodness sake, she'll be back soon enough without you calling her.
00:18:05She can't survive under the water for more than 18 breaths.
00:18:08Then she has to come out of the water for a big breath.
00:18:12Ouch! Ouch!
00:18:13Ah!
00:18:14What's wrong?
00:18:15Ouch! My wing! It's caught!
00:18:19Wait there.
00:18:20Oh, thanks. I always knew that you humans are kind to flying foxes.
00:18:33We are?
00:18:34Oh, yes. Extremely kind. Planting all those lovely fruit trees for us. Plums and apples and peaches
00:18:43and bananas. Very generous. If I can do anything for you in return, just say the word.
00:18:50Thank you, Flying Fox. Do you know the way to Kangaroo Valley?
00:18:54It's easy. You fly west for a little bit and...
00:18:58Whoops! Sorry. You walk west for a long time and there it is.
00:19:07Are you going to Kangaroo Valley? I thought only kangaroos went there. But you are human.
00:19:14Yes. But I'm looking for a lost joey. A baby kangaroo.
00:19:18Ah! We wish you good luck, little girl.
00:19:35Mother! Oh, Mother, where are you? It's your baby looking for you.
00:19:42Oh, excuse me.
00:19:48Funny bunny. Stop it. You're not a little kangaroo. You're a funny bunny. That's what you are.
00:19:56Ah! That's where you're wrong. Look. Pounce. What do you say to that?
00:20:02I don't know. May I see?
00:20:07Oh, be careful, please. We joeys have very sensitive pouches, so you mustn't tickle.
00:20:17Oh, sorry. It's a very fine pouch. But there is nothing else.
00:20:24What? It's the tail.
00:20:26Tail? What's wrong with my tail?
00:20:31I think it's the best tail in the world.
00:20:35Oh, yes. It's a very beautiful tail, but, um, not a kangaroo tail.
00:20:40They're sort of long and pointy. And this is short and fluffy. Like a powder puff.
00:20:46Powder puff? I didn't mean to hurt your feelings, but...
00:20:50No. No. I don't want to talk about it.
00:20:53Funny bunny?
00:20:55Oh, well. I suppose I'll have to go to the Kangaroo Valley by myself.
00:21:01Kangaroo Valley? Yes.
00:21:04Oh, what a coincidence. That's just where I was going.
00:21:10Oh, kangaroo.
00:21:23Oh, kangaroo.
00:21:27Right?
00:21:32Oh, kangaroo.
00:21:36Maybe my mother is there.
00:21:39Wait.
00:21:47Mommy, mommy!
00:21:49Mommy, secondo me!
00:21:51Mummy! Mummy!
00:21:53Bunny Bunny!
00:21:59Run, Bunny Bunny! Run!
00:22:13Bunny Bunny!
00:22:15Oh! Are we...
00:22:17French... Let?
00:22:21Phew!
00:22:23I got you out of there just in time!
00:22:27Thank you, Funny Bunny!
00:22:29I don't know what I'd do without you!
00:22:35Funny Bunny!
00:22:37Keep them up! Keep them up!
00:22:39Oh!
00:22:43Oh!
00:22:45Pow!
00:22:47Hey! What's left?
00:22:49Pow!
00:22:53Bang!
00:22:55Oh!
00:23:05Pow!
00:23:07Pow!
00:23:08Is he all right?
00:23:09Stop it! Funny Bunny!
00:23:11Stop it!
00:23:13Got you a good one that time!
00:23:15And a...
00:23:21And what are you doing here?
00:23:23Can we help you?
00:23:25I'm looking for a baby kangaroo!
00:23:27Yes, come with me. I'll show you a baby kangaroo.
00:23:29I don't want to see a baby.
00:23:31I want to see a baby!
00:23:33I want to see a fight!
00:23:35I want to see...
00:23:37Behave yourself!
00:23:39And no noise!
00:23:43What is she doing?
00:23:45She's tidying up her pouch to make it nice and clean for the baby!
00:23:59Look! There's the baby!
00:24:01Baby!
00:24:03Baby? Where?
00:24:05There!
00:24:07Oh!
00:24:09He's only as big as a...
00:24:13As a bee!
00:24:15Of course!
00:24:17All kangaroo babies are!
00:24:19What's he doing now?
00:24:21Climbing up to the pouch!
00:24:23Poor little thing!
00:24:25Can I help him?
00:24:27No!
00:24:29He knows what to do!
00:24:31See?
00:24:32He's looking for his milk!
00:24:46Oh!
00:24:47It was nice to see the birth of a baby!
00:24:49But really, I was just seeing if there's a Joey around here without his mother!
00:24:55Oh!
00:24:56No!
00:24:57Not here!
00:24:58If I were looking for a lost Joey, I'd go north!
00:25:01North?
00:25:02That's where I'd be if I were a young fella!
00:25:05Funny Bunny, did you see the...
00:25:07Oh!
00:25:08Funny Bunny!
00:25:10Funny Bunny!
00:25:11Where are you?
00:25:13Strange name for a lost Joey.
00:25:15Funny Bunny?
00:25:16It's not funny at all!
00:25:18If you walk in the bush at night!
00:25:20In the wonderful silent sea!
00:25:21By the flickering lantern light!
00:25:22When the birds are all asleep!
00:25:23You may catch a sight of old Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:24Otherwise Benjamin Bandicoot!
00:25:25Old Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:26Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:27Otherwise Benjamin Bandicoot!
00:25:28With a snout that can delve and dig!
00:25:29With claws and a strong leg!
00:25:30With claws and a strong leg!
00:25:31He roots like a pig-me-pig!
00:25:32To get his evening meal!
00:25:33For creeping creatures and worms and roots!
00:25:34The highly-realish frog Bandicoot!
00:25:35Old Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:36Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:37Old Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:38Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:39Otherwise Benjamin Bandicoot!
00:25:45With a snout that can delve and dig!
00:25:47With claws and a strong leg!
00:25:49He roots like a pig-me-pig!
00:25:51To get his evening meal!
00:25:53For creeping creatures and worms and roots!
00:25:55The highly-realish frog Bandicoot!
00:25:57Old Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:58Skinny-Go-Root!
00:25:59Otherwise very wise!
00:26:00Very wise!
00:26:01Otherwise otherwise Benjamin Bandicoot!
00:26:09Hello Bandicoot!
00:26:10Hello!
00:26:11I think I might be lost!
00:26:13Is North that way?
00:26:14Uh, wait a minute!
00:26:15Oh!
00:26:16Oh, I thought there'd be a nice juicy route here!
00:26:18Sorry!
00:26:19Uh, North?
00:26:20Oh yes, that's North!
00:26:22Oh, be careful though!
00:26:23You'll have to cross Snake Gully!
00:26:24It's full of creepy crawlies!
00:26:26The lizards are alright,
00:26:27but watch out for the snakes!
00:26:29They might be a bit bad tempered because of the heat!
00:26:32I'm going to the North Kangaroo Valley!
00:26:36Uh-oh!
00:26:37I know who that is!
00:26:38Goodbye!
00:26:39Remember what I told you!
00:26:47Heavens above!
00:26:48Will I ever find my mother!
00:26:51If only there was someone I could ask!
00:26:55Oh!
00:26:56Oh!
00:26:57It's too good to be true!
00:26:58A little girl!
00:26:59Excuse me little girl!
00:27:00I'm a poor lost joey!
00:27:01Funny bunny!
00:27:02And I'm looking for...
00:27:03Funny bunny!
00:27:04And I'm...
00:27:05What?
00:27:06You're not a joey!
00:27:07You're not a joey!
00:27:08Tile!
00:27:09What's wrong with it?
00:27:13It works!
00:27:14Watch!
00:27:15Here comes the lost joey!
00:27:17Perfectly balanced on his...
00:27:19Ah!
00:27:20Oh!
00:27:21Funny bunny!
00:27:22It's a beautiful tail!
00:27:23But there's something else which makes me believe you're not a joey!
00:27:26What?
00:27:27You're not a joey!
00:27:28Tile!
00:27:29What's wrong with it?
00:27:30It works!
00:27:31Watch!
00:27:32Here comes the lost joey!
00:27:33Perfectly balanced on his...
00:27:34Ah!
00:27:35Ah!
00:27:36Ah!
00:27:37Oh!
00:27:38Funny bunny!
00:27:39It's a beautiful tail!
00:27:40But there's something else which makes me believe you're not a joey!
00:27:47Watch!
00:27:48Your ears!
00:27:49What's wrong with my ears?
00:27:52I didn't say there was anything wrong with them!
00:27:54Anyway!
00:27:55They're longer than yours!
00:27:57That's just it!
00:27:58They're too long!
00:28:00Real kangaroos ears are only this big!
00:28:03And not so floppy!
00:28:05Oh!
00:28:06Have I insulted you?
00:28:08No!
00:28:09Will you still help me look for joey?
00:28:13I haven't made up my mind yet!
00:28:16I've got to go through snake goings!
00:28:19And I'm a bit scared!
00:28:21Snakes?
00:28:22Who's scared of snakes?
00:28:24Not me!
00:28:25Come on!
00:28:26I'll look after you!
00:28:35What?
00:28:36I...
00:28:37I thought I saw something moving!
00:28:38Over there!
00:28:39Snakes!
00:28:40There!
00:28:41And the snake!
00:28:42No!
00:28:43Only one!
00:28:44Ah!
00:28:45Shh!
00:28:46Don't move!
00:28:47He won't hurt us if we don't hurt him!
00:28:50You can open your eyes now, Funny Bunny!
00:28:51He's gone!
00:28:52Ah!
00:28:53Human!
00:28:54Ah!
00:28:55Ah!
00:28:56Ah!
00:28:57Ah!
00:28:58Ah!
00:28:59Ah!
00:29:00Ah!
00:29:01Ah!
00:29:02Ah!
00:29:03Ah!
00:29:04Ah!
00:29:05Ah!
00:29:06Ah!
00:29:07Ah!
00:29:08Ah!
00:29:09Ah!
00:29:10Ah!
00:29:11Ah!
00:29:12Ah!
00:29:13Ah!
00:29:14Ah!
00:29:15Ah!
00:29:16Ah!
00:29:17Bunny Bunny!
00:29:18Ah!
00:29:19Ah!
00:29:20Oh dear!
00:29:21I've never seen a human in Snake Gully before!
00:29:23I've never seen a human anywhere before!
00:29:26What are you doing here?
00:29:28I'm on my way to North Kangaroo Valley!
00:29:30Is that North?
00:29:31That's Dead Tree Plain!
00:29:33Where's North?
00:29:34I've never seen North!
00:29:35But on Dead Tree Plain, there are Num Bats and Echidnas!
00:29:38Num Bats and Echidnas!
00:29:40Yes, they get around a lot. Maybe they've seen him.
00:29:44Thanks, Joanna.
00:29:49Now, Beth, you're kidding. I don't even know what they are.
00:30:10I can't wait to see you.
00:30:20Are you alright?
00:30:25Oh, hello. Are you numbex or echidna?
00:30:50What's that?
00:30:52Looks like a human.
00:30:55Yes, it is.
00:30:57Hello, you stupid girl. We're tree kangaroos.
00:31:00Oh, I'm sorry. I couldn't see very well.
00:31:03Is that Dead Tree Plain?
00:31:05Yes.
00:31:05Where are the numbex and echidnas?
00:31:08They're around. The numbex are pretty shy.
00:31:11You'll have to wait till they come out to eat.
00:31:14The best place is down at the hollow logs.
00:31:17And can you tell me, please, how will I find the echidnas?
00:31:20You'll find them soon enough.
00:31:22But you'd better watch your step.
00:31:25What do you mean?
00:31:31Here comes the little joey, hopping through the bush, looking for his mother.
00:31:37Oh, where can she be?
00:31:40I'll just stop for a second and listen for her with my beautiful kangaroo ears.
00:31:53Oh, dear.
00:31:57Oh, it's the little girl.
00:32:02Excuse me, little girl.
00:32:04I'm a poor, lost joey.
00:32:07And I'm looking for my mother.
00:32:09Have you...
00:32:10Now, what's wrong?
00:32:14Aren't these kangaroo ears?
00:32:16See?
00:32:17Not too short.
00:32:19Not too long.
00:32:21They're beautiful ears, Funny Bunny.
00:32:23But you're still not a joey.
00:32:26What do you mean?
00:32:28It's your hopping.
00:32:30Hopping?
00:32:30Yes, it's not quite right.
00:32:33You don't hop far enough or high enough.
00:32:36A real joey goes up.
00:32:38Way up.
00:32:39Like this.
00:32:41Up there.
00:32:43Yes.
00:32:44All right.
00:32:46If that's what you want.
00:32:48Funny Bunny, come back.
00:32:49Oh.
00:32:51Oh.
00:32:51Oh.
00:32:51Oh.
00:32:51Oh.
00:33:19I wonder what the tree candle was meant by, what's your death?
00:33:47Stop!
00:33:52Don't move.
00:33:53What? Why?
00:33:55Don't walk there unless you want a foot full of echidna spines.
00:33:58Oh, no! Thanks, uh...
00:34:00Numbat. I'm a numbat.
00:34:03Thanks, uh...
00:34:06Yes, numbat. And you'll meet echidna as soon as he's sick of playing hide and seek.
00:34:12I'll get him out for you.
00:34:14Hey, echidna!
00:34:17I found a nest of termites.
00:34:19Is he afraid of termites?
00:34:21No, he eats them.
00:34:23Here he comes now.
00:34:26Look! How horrible! Who'd eat termites?
00:34:30We would.
00:34:32You numbats eat termites too?
00:34:35Of course we do.
00:34:36What do they taste like?
00:34:38They taste like, um...
00:34:40A bit like, um...
00:34:41Termites.
00:34:42Termites.
00:34:44Termites.
00:34:45Termites.
00:34:46Termites.
00:34:47Termites.
00:34:48Termites.
00:34:49Little termites.
00:34:50One termite looks like every other termite.
00:34:53Sort of fizzly and white and very small.
00:34:56It's a crying termite shame that all termites look the same.
00:35:00Once you've seen one, you have seen them all.
00:35:03Oh, termite custard.
00:35:05Termite roast.
00:35:06Termite jam on.
00:35:07Termite toast.
00:35:08Termites and bold termites stew.
00:35:09Termites a la barbecue.
00:35:11Termites whipped and termites cream.
00:35:13Termites grilled and termites steamed.
00:35:15Little termites, don't you know that we love you so?
00:35:19Now, wouldn't you like to eat some termites too?
00:35:22It's very kind of you, but no thanks.
00:35:25I've just finished my breakfast.
00:35:27And I really don't think I like termites.
00:35:30That's odd.
00:35:31Why did you come to Dead Tree Plain then?
00:35:34I was told you may know where north is.
00:35:37I want to go north to find Joey, the baby kangaroo.
00:35:40You want the northern kangaroo valley?
00:35:43It's that direction, but it's a long way to go.
00:35:48Oh, sometimes I think I'll never make it.
00:35:51Walking and walking in this heat.
00:35:54It's going to rain this afternoon.
00:35:56That should cool you down.
00:35:58Oh, you can have a big drink of cold water now in Paddy Melon's pond.
00:36:03Yes, Paddy Melon loves visitors and the water's beautiful.
00:36:09I thought a Paddy Melon was a fruit.
00:36:11Don't let him hear you say that.
00:36:14He wouldn't like it at all.
00:36:16Paddy Melon's a tiny wallaby.
00:36:26Thanks, Numbats. Thanks, Echidna.
00:36:28Oh, just a minute. A word of warning.
00:36:33Paddy Melon's pond is in the valley and there's a storm coming.
00:36:38They get flash floods down there.
00:36:40I wouldn't stay too long if I were you.
00:36:42Especially if it starts raining.
00:36:44All right. Thanks.
00:36:46I'll tell you.
00:36:47I'll tell you.
00:36:48I'll tell you.
00:36:49You'll be right back.
00:36:50Oh, thanks.
00:36:51Are you a patty melon?
00:37:18Isn't a patty melon a kind of fruit?
00:37:20Oh, it's all right.
00:37:22Is someone looking for me?
00:37:26Actually, I wanted a drink.
00:37:28The numbat said you wouldn't mind.
00:37:30Help yourself. They all come here.
00:37:45They said you get floods here.
00:37:47Oh yes, all the time.
00:37:49Whoosh! Right through.
00:37:51Water as high as treetops.
00:37:53That's dreadful.
00:37:54Why do you stay?
00:37:56I live here. It's my home.
00:37:58Anyway, as soon as it starts raining,
00:38:00I go up to Wallaby Towers.
00:38:02Wallaby Towers?
00:38:03Yes.
00:38:04It's a sort of apartment building for rock wallabies.
00:38:07It's just past Wallaby Village.
00:38:09Uh-oh. Here she comes.
00:38:11I'm off.
00:38:12I'm off.
00:38:13Me too.
00:38:14Me too.
00:38:15I'm off.
00:38:16I'm off.
00:38:17I'm off.
00:38:18I'm off.
00:38:19I'm off.
00:38:20I'm off.
00:38:21I'm off.
00:38:22No.
00:38:23I'm off.
00:38:54Here comes the lost joey, looking for his mother.
00:39:19Oh no, what a time to pick.
00:39:22Fly through the air with the greatest of ease.
00:39:29Oh, what a surprise.
00:39:32A little girl.
00:39:34I'm a poor little lost joey.
00:39:38And I'm off.
00:39:42Bunny Bunny, what are you doing?
00:39:46Nothing.
00:39:47We can't stay here.
00:39:49Come on.
00:39:50No.
00:39:51This is no time for games.
00:39:54Kangaroos love, Ryan.
00:39:56Come here.
00:39:57What?
00:39:58You won't.
00:39:59Oh, yes, you will.
00:40:04Come on.
00:40:05Hurry.
00:40:06Here.
00:40:07Come on.
00:40:08Hurry.
00:40:09Here.
00:40:10Come on.
00:40:11Hurry.
00:40:12Here.
00:40:13Come on.
00:40:14Hurry.
00:40:15Come on.
00:40:16Hurry.
00:40:17Here.
00:40:18Here.
00:40:19Here.
00:40:20Here.
00:40:21Here.
00:40:22Here.
00:40:27Buddy Bunny.
00:40:28Here.
00:40:29Good.
00:40:30Here.
00:40:31Here.
00:40:32Here.
00:40:33Here.
00:40:34Here.
00:40:35loading the Abgner which we are going to find.
00:40:37etus, we have left town.
00:41:10Hey, where do you think you're going?
00:41:32Is this Wallaby Tower?
00:41:33What if it is?
00:41:35I wanted a room, a cave for the night.
00:41:39Why?
00:41:39Because it's terribly dark, and I'm wet, and I'm tired.
00:41:44Well, you can't have my cave. It's full.
00:41:46So is mine.
00:41:48And mine?
00:41:49I think it's pretty mean of you.
00:41:51I've walked miles and miles, and I was nearly drowned,
00:41:54and my friends have been washed away in the flood,
00:41:56and I don't know what's happened to him,
00:41:58and I'm only doing this to find the nest, Joey,
00:42:01and I think it's mean of you.
00:42:04Joey? Did she say Joey?
00:42:08I think so.
00:42:10Oh, well, that does make a difference.
00:42:12You can come up now if you like.
00:42:14We've got a special cave you can have.
00:42:17Humans used to live in it a long time ago.
00:42:19We never go near it now.
00:42:20It's dry and clean, but it's too spooky for us.
00:42:22I don't care.
00:42:24I'm so tired.
00:42:25I could sleep anywhere.
00:42:27Here it is.
00:42:28Wait.
00:42:29I'm coming.
00:42:29I'm coming.
00:42:31I'm coming.
00:42:47Bye.
00:42:48Bye.
00:42:49Bye.
00:42:53Bye.
00:42:55Bye.
00:42:57Bye.
00:42:58Bye.
00:42:59Bye.
00:42:59Oh, it is spooky.
00:43:18Oh, poor funny bunny.
00:43:21I may look like a rabbit, but I'm not, no I'm not, got improvements, rabbits haven't got, haven't got, can't you see I'm not a rabbit, I'm a little kangaroo, I'm the kangaroo that never grew, I'm the kangaroo that never grew.
00:43:43An ordinary rabbit from the zoo, from the zoo, could not do the things that I can do, I can do, no of course I'm not a rabbit, I'm a little kangaroo, I'm the kangaroo that never grew, I'm the kangaroo that never grew.
00:44:03Look at my pouch, the furry and warm, the best place to be in a thunderstorm, tail, glorious kangaroo tail, how could such a tail ever fail?
00:44:17Of the 50 million rabbits running free, running free, not one of them is cute as me, cute as me, and none of them is beautiful as you, I'm the kangaroo that never grew, I'm the kangaroo that never grew.
00:44:41Look at my pouch, the furry and warm, the best place to be in a thunderstorm, ears, wonderful kangaroo, ears, only hearing what a kangaroo, ears, with a hippity hop, and a one and a two, with a resume, tense about, hear something new, put out your paw and say, how do you do?
00:45:05Do a kangaroo amazing, a kangaroo remarkable, kangaroo astounding, how do you do?
00:45:11Oh!
00:45:12Funny bunny, you're alright!
00:45:19Of course I'm alright.
00:45:23We joeys don't worry about a few drops of water.
00:45:29Oh I'm so pleased to see you again.
00:45:34Of course I'm all right. We joeys don't worry about a few drops of water.
00:45:39Oh, I'm so pleased to see you again.
00:45:44So tired.
00:45:47Funny way to greet an old friend. She takes one look at me and goes to sleep.
00:45:56Oh well, maybe it's not such a bad idea.
00:46:04Funny bunny. Funny bunny. Oh, I must have dreamt it.
00:46:21What a myth. Look what you've done to my house.
00:46:25Oh, a rat.
00:46:27Rat? Rat indeed. I'm a marsupial mouse. Very rare. Very special.
00:46:33I'm sorry about this. I didn't know, love.
00:46:36Actually, I don't really mind. I was getting bored with it. I was going to redecorate anyway.
00:46:42Oh, that must be Wallaby Village down there.
00:46:47Oh, hello. You like joeys?
00:46:51Yes, I'm looking for one. A lost one. A wallaby joey?
00:46:52No, a kangaroo joey.
00:46:53He shouldn't be hard to find. Silly, great awkward things. All legs and tail.
00:46:54But I suppose their mothers love them.
00:46:58I know his mother does. That's why I'm helping her look for him.
00:47:02Have you tried asking the crocodiles up at Crocodile Creek?
00:47:04Crocodiles?
00:47:05Crocodiles?
00:47:06Yes, I'm looking for one. A lost one.
00:47:07A wallaby joey?
00:47:08No, a kangaroo joey.
00:47:09He shouldn't be hard to find. Silly, great awkward things. All legs and tail. But I suppose
00:47:23their mothers love them.
00:47:24I know his mother does. That's why I'm helping her look for him.
00:47:27Have you tried asking the crocodiles up at Crocodile Creek?
00:47:30Crocodiles? What would they know about joey?
00:47:33Quite a lot. They're not too bright really, but they're great observers.
00:47:37Crocodiles?
00:47:38Oh, yes. They watch everything. Lie there all day. I hope your joey doesn't go too close.
00:47:45Nobody ever sees crocodiles until it's too late.
00:47:48Oh, then how can I ask them questions?
00:47:51Carefully. Very carefully.
00:47:57I think your whole knowledge is filled with about three Salle.
00:48:00I think your people get your entire life.
00:48:01I think your believe preparation is great.
00:48:03However, I've gotten the moment of hope.
00:48:07Longest Alsace is the most important momentary knees and you are with Indicator.
00:48:09Stay there once.
00:48:10You can be as a guest guest by the hunters.
00:48:11Your friends Who will be able to be able to touchdown them?
00:48:16I must be very proud of your both.
00:48:17Buffalo, is this Crocodile Creek?
00:48:38I hope not.
00:48:41Crocodile Creek's just over the rise there, but watch out.
00:48:47Those crocs are very cunning.
00:48:50I'll be careful.
00:49:17Blessed are they afraid of their ownienen couch?
00:49:23Glad to see you.
00:49:25See you soon.
00:49:31Oh, my God.
00:50:01Crocodile! Crocodile!
00:50:21Good morning.
00:50:23May we be of assistance?
00:50:29Yes, I didn't know you crocodiles were so polite.
00:50:38Oh, we are indeed.
00:50:41But would you come a little closer, my dear?
00:50:44Your voice is so soft we can scarcely hear you.
00:50:49Yes, it's so rude to mumble like that.
00:50:52And as you observed yourself, we crocodiles are always terribly polite.
00:50:58So, why don't you come just a little closer?
00:51:02It's all right. I'll just speak louder. I'm looking for a joey.
00:51:07So am I. They're delicious.
00:51:10No, I didn't mean that.
00:51:13What?
00:51:14Then why did you say it, my dear?
00:51:15Of course, I'm not fussy.
00:51:18If I can't find a joey, a buffalo will do.
00:51:22Or a brumpy.
00:51:24Or a little girl.
00:51:26You'd eat me?
00:51:28With the greatest of pleasure.
00:51:30But we're so very polite that we'd cry afterwards.
00:51:35Real crocodile tears.
00:51:38Ma, then we lie in the sun.
00:51:41There's a big bad crocodile looking right at me
00:51:44On the banks of a muddy billabong
00:51:48But he's here to entertain you, so please don't go
00:51:52Won't you come along and hear his song?
00:51:56Oh, I'll scratch up all your finger bones and nibble off your toes
00:51:59And swallow them one by one
00:52:03Then I'll lie for a while with a crocodile smile
00:52:07In the crocodile noonday sun
00:52:18Whenever he eats children, he cries the whole night through
00:52:22It always makes him very, very sad
00:52:25But then he sheds a tear and a sniff for two
00:52:30Then he doesn't feel so bad
00:52:33Oh, I'll scratch up all your finger bones and nibble off your toes
00:52:36And swallow them one by one
00:52:40Then I'll lie for a while with a crocodile smile
00:52:44By a crocodile stream in a crocodile dream
00:52:48In the crocodile noonday sun
00:52:50If you like eating spiders, if you like eating worms
00:53:03Well, that's such a greedy thing to do
00:53:06But a crocodile is fuzzy
00:53:08But a crocodile is fuzzy
00:53:09But a crocodile is fuzzy
00:53:10He likes two things
00:53:11People cry and people stew
00:53:14Oh, I'll scratch up all your finger bones and nibble off your toes
00:53:18And swallow them one by one
00:53:21Then I'll lie for a while with a crocodile smile
00:53:25By a crocodile stream in a crocodile dream
00:53:29On the crocodile sand in crocodile land
00:53:32In a crocodile scheme to a crocodile tune
00:53:36In the crocodile noonday sun
00:53:40I think I've come to the wrong place
00:53:52Oh, but you haven't
00:53:53You can't leave us now
00:53:55Now it's not polite to go so soon
00:54:01Ah! Bunny Bunny! No!
00:54:08Bunny Bunny! Come here, quick!
00:54:11Were you addressing me, little girl?
00:54:13I don't think you'd be able to recognize a genuine Joey
00:54:17Even if you...
00:54:19Ow!
00:54:20Ow!
00:54:21Ow!
00:54:22Ow!
00:54:23Help!
00:54:24Help me!
00:54:26Don't move!
00:54:27Be amazed I know
00:54:29I can move
00:54:31Shh!
00:54:32Crocodile!
00:54:35That was very good
00:54:40I've never seen anyone move so quickly
00:54:42What a clever crocodile you are
00:54:45Congratulations
00:54:46I can't understand a word you're saying
00:54:51I never thought I'd see a crocodile behave in such a rude manner
00:54:57You should be ashamed of yourself
00:54:59Don't you know it's not polite to talk with your mouth, fool?
00:55:02All I said was...
00:55:04Ow!
00:55:05Ow!
00:55:06Ow!
00:55:07Ow!
00:55:08Ow!
00:55:09Ow!
00:55:10Ow!
00:55:11Ow!
00:55:12Ow!
00:55:13Ow!
00:55:19Flying Fox!
00:55:20You said you'd help me
00:55:22And you did
00:55:23Oh, it's nothing
00:55:25People think we look fierce, it frightens them
00:55:28They shouldn't worry
00:55:29We've got hearts of gold
00:55:31They shouldn't worry
00:55:32We've got hearts of gold
00:55:44Can we go down now, please?
00:55:46Sorry
00:55:47Can't stop
00:55:48I'm running late
00:55:49First stop
00:55:50Flying Fox Island
00:55:51So come on
00:55:52Can you-
00:55:53Hey!
00:55:54Let's go
00:55:55To the first stop
00:55:56Ah-ho!
00:56:16Are we at the bottom of the ocean?
00:56:18Of course we are.
00:56:19There's a big shark swimming up to bite your bottom.
00:56:22Oh!
00:56:23That's not very funny.
00:56:27Hey, Flying Fox?
00:56:29Where are we?
00:56:31Uh, I...
00:56:33I told you.
00:56:35Flying Fox Island.
00:56:37Yeah.
00:56:38Well, it's very pretty and all that,
00:56:41but I want to go home now, please.
00:56:44I like it better in Australia.
00:56:46Doesn't anybody sleep at night anymore?
00:56:53Shh!
00:56:54Don't wake him.
00:56:55He's probably exhausted.
00:56:57It's a long way and carrying both of us.
00:57:01I don't like it here.
00:57:04I want to go home.
00:57:07Would you like it better in a crocodile's tummy?
00:57:10I want to go home.
00:57:12Stop it!
00:57:13You keep telling me you're a joey.
00:57:15Joeys don't behave like that.
00:57:17Funny Bunny?
00:57:18Don't worry.
00:57:19We'll find our way back.
00:57:20You'll see, Funny Bunny.
00:57:21Oh.
00:57:22All right.
00:57:23I'm sorry if I upset you.
00:57:24But right now, I'm starving.
00:57:25I'm going to look for something to eat.
00:57:26I haven't even had breakfast yet.
00:57:27Breakfast?
00:57:28Did you say breakfast?
00:57:29Yes.
00:57:30There's some bananas and coconuts over there for me,
00:57:31and lots of fresh green grass for you.
00:57:32Come on.
00:57:33In that case, I might stay a little longer.
00:57:58For afterwards.
00:57:59Oh.
00:58:00I've never seen so many birds in my life.
00:58:13I wish I had wings.
00:58:15I'd fly back home in ten minutes.
00:58:18I thought you hated flying.
00:58:20No.
00:58:21I love it.
00:58:22Bunny Bunny, but flying joey.
00:58:25Ah, ah, ah.
00:58:27Ha, ha, ha.
00:58:28Look at them.
00:58:32Besides a bare and beaten track of travelling flocks and herds,
00:58:36the woodpecker went tapping on the postman of the birds.
00:58:40I've got a letter here, he said that no one's understood.
00:58:43Addressed as follows to the bird, that's like a piece of wood.
00:58:47And this is what I heard from the postman of the birds.
00:58:53The soldier bird got very cross, it wasn't meant for her.
00:58:58The spurwing flover had a try to stab me with a spur.
00:59:02The jackass laughed and said the thing was written for a laugh.
00:59:06I think I'll chuck this postman job and take to stripping bark.
00:59:10And this is what I heard from the postman of the birds.
00:59:17Then all the birds for miles around came to lend a hand.
00:59:21They perched upon a broken limb the steps that they could stand.
00:59:25And just as old man eagle hawk prepared to have his say,
00:59:28A portion of the broken limb died up and flew away.
00:59:34Then casting grammar to the winds, the postman said that's him.
00:59:38The boobook owl, he squats himself along a broken limb.
00:59:42And pokes his beak up like a stick, there's not a bird I bow.
00:59:46Can tell you which is boobook owl and which is broken bough.
00:59:49And this is what I heard from the postman of the birds.
00:59:57And that's the thing he calls his nest, his jerry-built affair.
01:00:01A bunch of sticks across the fork, I'll leave his letter there.
01:00:04A cooker wouldn't use his nest, but what's the odds to him?
01:00:08A bird that tries to imitate a piece of leaning limb.
01:00:16And this is what I heard from the postman of the birds.
01:00:19This is what I heard from the postman of the birds.
01:00:23There's not a bird, there's not a bird, there's not a bird I bow.
01:00:26Can tell you which is boobook owl and which is broken bough.
01:00:34Oh, it must be fun to live on an island.
01:00:37Yeah, if you can get off it when you want to.
01:00:40I know. Come on, I'm just as anxious to get back as you are.
01:00:45I certainly won't find Joey here.
01:00:48You've found one Joey already.
01:00:51How many more do you want?
01:00:53Bunny Bunny, don't be ridiculous.
01:00:55Some people.
01:01:01Oh, sorry, I didn't see you.
01:01:03Stop that noise. What was that?
01:01:05We're trying to get back to the mainland.
01:01:07Shh, enough of that. It's west. You can't miss it.
01:01:10What? Swim to Australia?
01:01:13Oh, it might be a bit far for you.
01:01:15Look, why don't you go down to Battle Beach?
01:01:17Maybe you'll find an old army boat.
01:01:19Do what you like.
01:01:23Joeys don't talk to crabs.
01:01:25It's unsignified.
01:01:27Phooey.
01:01:29Hello, crab.
01:01:31Hi there, kid.
01:01:33Welcome to the island.
01:01:35We don't get many visitors, I tell you.
01:01:37You've got an American accent.
01:01:39Sure, sure.
01:01:41Picked it up during the war.
01:01:43The army had a camp in the jungle here.
01:01:45I used to hang around the tents at night,
01:01:47listening to the G.I.'s talking and the radios.
01:01:49They had some great music in those days.
01:01:51Great dances.
01:01:53Hey, guys, remember this one?
01:01:55Oh, that was good!
01:01:57Thanks.
01:01:58Anyway, got to keep the kids moving.
01:01:59They're supposed to be in the jungle by night time.
01:02:02See ya.
01:02:03Okay, my friend.
01:02:05Come to the radio station.
01:02:06I'll hang around the tent at night.
01:02:07You'll be in the jungle.
01:02:09The G.I.'s talking and the radios.
01:02:10I'll hang around the tents at night,
01:02:12listening to the G.I.'s talking and the radios.
01:02:14They had some great music in those days.
01:02:15The great dances.
01:02:16Hey, guys, remember this one?
01:02:18Oh, that was good!
01:02:19Thanks.
01:02:20Anyway, got to keep the kids moving.
01:02:22They're supposed to be in the jungle by night time.
01:02:24see you have a nice day come on fellas let's move it come on come on they were
01:02:33all right course I were I don't know why you were so worried oh oh little fella
01:02:43you must be hungry don't join your big family
01:02:54that'll reach what are all these things trucks and tanks and
01:03:24machines and things what are they doing here those things they were fighting here all around here
01:03:32it was a war they were fighting men humans yes why I don't know my father told me but I didn't
01:03:42understand I don't think he did either oh what do they do in war do they uh do they just break things
01:03:51no it's terrible they have guns and bombs the men do and they fight each other and they're hurt and
01:04:06lots of them are killed sometimes women are killed too the mothers and there's children left behind
01:04:13with no mothers and no fathers and no one to look after them
01:04:18oh funny bunny did that make you sad I didn't mean to make you unhappy
01:04:37oh oh don't I'm sorry sorry what for you haven't done anything
01:04:44oh I tried to trick you I kept pretending I was a joey and I made you angry oh I'm not a joey
01:04:57look funny bunny you didn't make me angry I knew it all along you knew I was only a rabbit
01:05:06yes but it doesn't matter it doesn't matter what you are
01:05:12what does why are you telling me this oh because of what you said about the children
01:05:22I don't understand it it happened to me too there was there was a hunt for rabbits and the shooters
01:05:31came and my father was killed and my mother too oh poor funny bunny
01:05:41and then I heard you talking to the koala and you said the mother kangaroo was looking for her lost
01:05:50baby and I wanted to have a mother kangaroos are so big and tall so important nobody cares about
01:06:01rabbits I don't want to be a rabbit anymore but that's silly rabbits are important what about easter
01:06:10time whenever you think of easter you think of the easter bunny have you ever heard of the easter
01:06:16kangaroo no well there you are what are you doing here on battle beach all the humans went home years ago
01:06:30I can't go home now we can't find any boat and it's too far to swim I have to lay some eggs and later I'm swimming home
01:06:46if you wish to wait I can take you to Australia thank you
01:07:16will you take us back to the mainland well if you don't mind getting your feet wet pop on thanks come on
01:07:41I've changed my mind I don't like wet feet I'm not going all right say goodbye to the crabs for me
01:07:53all 50 million of them I'm coming I'm coming wait for me
01:08:05thank you anytime that was easy I don't know what you were so worried about
01:08:25you'll never catch him funny bunny
01:08:30gotcha
01:08:32funny bunny it's no use
01:08:35emus are much too fast
01:08:37even the chicks
01:08:39you'll never catch him funny bunny
01:08:41gotcha
01:08:43funny bunny it's no use
01:08:45emus are much too fast
01:08:47even the chicks
01:08:49fart fart fart
01:08:56oh funny bunny why don't we
01:08:59what
01:09:00will you take us to koala town
01:09:02um I will
01:09:04how much have you fart
01:09:06money
01:09:07no food
01:09:08give me something to eat
01:09:10and I'll take you
01:09:11I don't know what emus eat
01:09:13oh just about anything
01:09:15leaves
01:09:16grass
01:09:17caterpillars
01:09:18I haven't got any of those
01:09:19oh
01:09:20how about some buttons or bottle tops
01:09:23maybe a bunch of bees
01:09:25are you joking
01:09:26I never joke about food
01:09:28nails
01:09:30any nails
01:09:31I love nails
01:09:32sorry
01:09:33oh don't be sorry
01:09:34no food
01:09:35no ride
01:09:36that's all
01:09:37do you like bananas
01:09:38oh even more than nails
01:09:40but we haven't got them
01:09:42in your pocket
01:09:44oh
01:09:46oh
01:09:47I forgot about them
01:09:52mmm
01:09:53exquisite
01:09:54now will you take us to koala town
01:09:57why not
01:09:58I was going there anyway
01:10:03not too tight there funny bunny
01:10:05I need plenty of air for this trip
01:10:07here we go
01:10:09weehaw
01:10:11weehaw
01:10:39thanks emu
01:10:40that was wonderful
01:10:42any more bananas
01:10:44sorry
01:10:52I hope we're not too late
01:10:54the sun's setting
01:10:55busy as ever
01:10:58I'll have to ask them
01:11:01koala
01:11:02koala
01:11:03come on fellas
01:11:05it's nearly dark
01:11:06time to get up
01:11:08oh
01:11:09it's too late
01:11:11she's gone
01:11:13dot
01:11:14dot
01:11:15dot
01:11:16is that you
01:11:17ah
01:11:18oh
01:11:19oh
01:11:20oh
01:11:21you did wait
01:11:22yes
01:11:24oh
01:11:25you did wait
01:11:26yes I waited
01:11:27but they told me
01:11:28you couldn't find him
01:11:29no
01:11:30and you
01:11:31no
01:11:32i'm sorry
01:11:34i tried
01:11:35some animals say he was taken overseas to a zoo
01:11:38i know
01:11:39i know
01:11:40all we can do now is hope that he's somewhere safe
01:11:42that he's all right
01:11:44it's finished
01:11:47i will never have a mother or a father
01:11:51oh
01:11:52what's wrong
01:11:53what's wrong
01:11:56oh
01:11:57well
01:11:58i have the couch
01:12:00the tail's ok
01:12:01i'm hopping like a real joey
01:12:04when you are born a bunny
01:12:07you just have to stay a bunny
01:12:10c'est la vie
01:12:11as the french say
01:12:13but
01:12:14really is there anything wrong with being a bunny
01:12:18i suppose not
01:12:20i wonder if
01:12:21who is he
01:12:24that's funny bunny
01:12:26he's been with me the whole time
01:12:28he's lost his mother and father
01:12:31he's so lonely
01:12:33but he's really very nice
01:12:35would you like to look after him
01:12:38dot
01:12:39look
01:12:40my little joey over there
01:12:42joey
01:12:43joey
01:12:45joey
01:12:46joey
01:12:47i've found you
01:12:48i've found you
01:12:49me
01:12:50joey
01:12:51joey
01:12:52i told you i look like a joey
01:12:56joey
01:12:57joey
01:12:58my little joey
01:13:00i've been looking for you for such a long time
01:13:04how did you recognize me mother
01:13:07you look like father
01:13:11you look like father
01:13:13funny
01:13:15some people think i look like a radlet
01:13:18no
01:13:21most people think i look like a radlet
01:13:24some people think i look like a radlet
01:13:26some people think i look like a radlet
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