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00:23Seymour S. Sassafras
00:30and this is the company.
00:33I am a peddler by trade.
00:35By trade and by golly, by golly, by golly.
00:39I deal in magic and moonbeams and pretty, pretty colors.
00:43Oh, yes.
00:45I can sell you the most perfect pink or the most blissful blue
00:49or a simply euphoric yellow.
00:53That, of course, is why I'm here in April Valley,
00:56delivering all these colors to Peter Cottontail
01:00so he can paint his Easter eggs, you know.
01:04What? You say you've never been to April Valley before?
01:08Well, that's okay.
01:10I'll show you around.
01:12This way, please.
01:14See? April Valley's where all the Easter bunnies live and live.
01:20Oh, yes.
01:21Ah!
01:23April Valley's finest candy carvers.
01:26Meet Milk Chocolate Angelo and Leonardo the Bittersweet.
01:35And over there is the famous Easter Bunny bonnet founder.
01:41Now, of course, it's all very nice here,
01:43thanks to Peter Cottontail.
01:46Hmm?
01:48You never heard of Peter Cottontail?
01:51Great chattering chick-chicks!
01:54They've never heard of Peter Cottontail!
01:58They've never heard of Peter Cottontail?
02:01Why, he's the number one chief Easter bunny around here.
02:06See?
02:09You mean you never heard how he almost lost the job?
02:15Ah!
02:17Oh, my!
02:18You actually mean you never heard how a terrible, wicked, nasty rabbit named Irontail almost became the Easter bunny?
02:36Mm?
02:38Montressard! Montressard, Montressard!
02:40AWAY! AWAY!
02:46Here, if you peek into this magic egg, you'll see the whole story just as it happened.
02:53Peter was just a young whippersnapper, sort of a junior Easter bunny.
02:59Here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping down the bunny trail, hippity-hopping, Easter's on its way.
03:09Bringing every girl and boy baskets full of Easter joy, things to make your Easter bright and gay.
03:51Here comes Peter Cottontail, hippity-hopping, Easter's on its way.
04:11Well, it all began one bright and sunny springtime right here in April Valley.
04:17The former chief Easter bunny, Colonel Wellington B. Bunny, oh, he was a fine old gent, was getting on in
04:25years.
04:25And he figured it was just about time for him to retire.
04:29Of course, it was his sworn duty to appoint a worthy successor.
04:34No, it's out of the question.
04:35I couldn't...
04:37Wait!
04:38Peter Cottontail, just a moment now, here's a likely candidate.
04:44I really don't think Cottontail's a man, sir.
04:48I mean, he is boastful.
04:49He has no sense of responsibility.
04:52And sometimes, sometimes he fibs.
04:55Oh, well, I know he's not perfect.
04:57But he's got real spunk and ingenuity.
05:00Hey, reminds me of me when I was his age.
05:04But I never dreamed I'd get to be chief Easter bunny.
05:09Peter, you're telling a fib.
05:13Every time you tell a fib, your left ear droops.
05:17Oh, well, I guess I did think about the job once or twice.
05:23Lots of times.
05:25Peter.
05:26Good heavens, Peter, my boy.
05:28You've got to shape up and reform if you want to be chief Easter bunny.
05:32There are tulips that need tending
05:36And baskets that need mending
05:38The jelly beans are piling up in heat
05:41There are eggs that need collecting
05:45And hens who are expecting
05:47In spring the Easter bunny never sleep
05:50There are bonnets that need sewing
05:53And gardens that need hoeing
05:56Some chocolate chicks have broken out in peace
05:59There are colours that are running
06:02And workers who are sunny
06:04In spring the Easter bunny never sleep
06:07Bright and early Easter morning
06:10All the work must be done
06:12It's ready to roll
06:14In time for the fun
06:17Oh, like Santa Claus
06:18The bunny has not one single day
06:21There are children waiting everywhere
06:23There can be no delay
06:25So get all those tulips tending
06:29And every basket mending
06:31It's not a game
06:32We're playing this for keeps
06:34Get those bows and ribbons tied on
06:37For you will be relied on
06:40Every spring the Easter bunny
06:43Never sleep
06:46Never sleep
06:51I won't allow Cottontail to be the new chief Easter bunny
06:57I must be the new ruler of April Valley
07:00You, sir?
07:02Yes
07:02Years ago
07:04A small child roller skated over my tail
07:08Since then I have had to wear
07:10This artificial one
07:12Made of iron
07:13Instead of having a nice fluffy white cotton tail
07:17Like that being
07:19But it was an accident, sir
07:22The child didn't mean to
07:24I don't care
07:26Since that time I have detested all children
07:30But then why be Easter bunny
07:33To get even
07:36When I'm through with April Valley
07:39We'll never be bothered by children again
07:45Here, son
07:52Here
07:54Is your official egg basket
07:58Carry
08:00Carry it
08:02With pride
08:03I will, sir
08:05I hereby
08:07Officially declare you
08:09Chief
08:11Easter
08:12Just a mean old minute
08:18Just in time
08:21For what, Iron Tail?
08:23Here is the constitution of April Valley
08:26It says that the chief Easter bunny
08:29Shall be the one who delivers the most eggs
08:33I know that
08:35That's why I've chosen
08:37Well, when it comes to delivering eggs
08:40Peter Cottontail is
08:44Real squeamish carrots
08:46To January Q Iron Tail
08:51I propose a contest to see
08:54Who can deliver the most eggs
08:57That's absolutely out of the question
08:59Wait a minute, Colonel
09:00I'm not afraid of Iron Tail
09:01I know I can lick him any day
09:03Peter, this is no time for begging
09:07Now, I insist, Colonel
09:09A contest is the fair way of deciding who's best
09:12Don't worry, it'll be me
09:14Well, you better head win, Peter
09:17Because once I give my word
09:20I shall stick to it
09:23Therefore
09:24I have decided
09:27That whoever delivers the most eggs tomorrow
09:32Easter
09:33Will be the new ruler of April Valley
09:38Hooray!
09:40Hooray!
09:43You've got to win, Peter
09:46Absolutely
09:46Have to win
09:49Iron Tail will do terrible things to April Valley
09:52Make sure
09:54Make sure you get up bright and early tomorrow
09:56So you can do your best
10:00But Peter was so sure he'd win the next day
10:03That instead of getting lots of sleep
10:05He had a big party with all his friends
10:09And it was very late when he finally went to bed
10:13I've got to get up on time tomorrow
10:175.30, Ben, remember?
10:22There are tulips that need tending
10:28Havasas that need mending
10:32In springy Easter
10:34But you can be certain that Old Iron Tail wasn't going to play fair
10:46No funny, no funny, no funny business now
10:49Oh, no, of course not.
10:53I have a little gift for you.
10:56Because, well, because I like chickens so much.
11:02Ah, bubble gum.
11:05Corn-flavored bubble gum.
11:07My favorite.
11:12April Valley is as good as mine.
11:25You see, it was magic bubble gum, guaranteed to seal the lips of an alarm clock rooster.
11:34Those bubbles cock-a-doodle-dooed so far away, Peter never heard them.
11:42He slept on and on and on all through Easter Day.
11:50Now, nobody wanted an egg from an unpleasant old bunny like Irontail.
11:56As a matter of fact, though he tried all day long, he was only able to give away one single
12:04egg.
12:05However, since Peter slept through Easter and didn't deliver any eggs at all,
12:12Irontail won.
12:13Oh, my goodness.
12:14And he now ruled April back.
12:20Every tulip that needs tending will get a proper bending.
12:26And jelly beans will rot upon their heaps.
12:31All the hens who are expecting will get no more protecting.
12:39For in spring, the Easter bunny always sleeps.
12:45And from this time forward, all Easter eggs shall be colored the shade of mud.
12:53And new concrete.
12:56Instead of chocolate bunnies and chicks, I commission the candy sculptors to make tarantulas and octopuses.
13:07And I hereby declare an end to Easter bonnets.
13:12From now on, there will only be Easter galoshes.
13:18I need lots of peace and quiet, and Easter won't deny it.
13:27Every spring, the Easter bunny always sleeps.
13:38Peter Cottontail, who realized that his bragging and irresponsibility had let everybody down,
13:46left April Valley in disgrace.
13:50But I'll make it up somehow.
13:53I'll make it up if it's the last thing I do.
14:04And that's when I came into the story.
14:08Beg pardon, Peter.
14:09Huh?
14:10You're sleeping on my big toe.
14:13You really must have been tuckered out to use a big toe as a pillow.
14:17Gee, I'm sorry, Mr. Sassafras.
14:21Well, that's all right.
14:22It's my pleasure, Peter.
14:24Well, rather, my big toe's pleasure.
14:27Where are we?
14:28In my garden.
14:29This is the Garden of Surprises, where I grow all the vegetables I use to make the pretty colors.
14:36It's kind of magical, if I do say so my magical self.
14:39Why do you call it the Garden of Surprises?
14:42Everybody asks that question.
14:45And I answer, why not call it the Garden of Surprises?
14:49I mean, I never know what's coming up.
14:52Sometimes I plant beans and roses surprise me.
14:56Why, once I planted pumpkins.
14:59And do you know what came up?
15:01Huh?
15:01No, what?
15:02Pumpkins.
15:04Now, that was a surprise.
15:07Hmm.
15:08Well, it's always easier to change colors than to change labels.
15:12Well, nobody will ever be able to change my label.
15:15It reads failure.
15:16Oh, don't be so depressed, Peter.
15:19When you are depressed, it gets to be very depressing.
15:25But Easter's all over, and I lost.
15:27Easter over?
15:29Ah, nothing's ever really all over, Peter.
15:32Follow me.
15:33There it is.
15:34My yestermorrow beer.
15:36Why do you call it yestermorrow beer?
15:38Yeah, because that's what I call it.
15:41You see, it can transport you into yesterday or tomorrow.
15:44Whereas most crafts go from here to there, mine travels from now to then.
15:50And from then to when.
15:53Meet the pilot.
15:54Antoine?
15:56Antoine?
15:58Hello, hello, hello.
15:59A worm?
16:00Pardon, monsieur.
16:02I hold the rank of caterpillar.
16:05We've got our first passenger, Antoine.
16:07His name is Peter Cottontail.
16:09Now, show him how it all works.
16:11Oui, of course, I will do that with pleasure.
16:14You will notice here the many switches and buttons and knobs.
16:19Eh?
16:20Eh, eh, they're beautiful, eh?
16:22Eh?
16:23They are labeled le futur and le past.
16:26Eh?
16:27And here, of course, we have more controls to transport one to the holidays.
16:33Eh?
16:33A button for Christmas, a lever for Halloween.
16:39So, Thanksgiving, Mother's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, Arbor Day, and this pretty
16:48one for Easter.
16:51Hey, I get it.
16:53All I have to do is hop into the basket and have you take me back to Easter.
16:58That's correct.
16:58Then you can deliver your eggs as you should have done in the first place.
17:03Win the contest and toss old Iron Tail out.
17:07Let's go.
17:08To Easter, Antoine.
17:10Of course.
17:11We set the move here.
17:16Good luck, Peter.
17:18Thanks for everything, Mr. Sassafras.
17:20But I didn't give you everything.
17:22Huh?
17:31If I could only get back to yesterday
17:36Today would be a perfect day
17:40If I could only get back to yesterday
17:44Oh, the different things I do and say
17:54I'd be a different man
17:57If I had a second chance
18:00If I had a second chance
18:01Wouldn't you
18:02Wouldn't you
18:04Wouldn't you
18:04Wouldn't you
18:05I'd make a special plan
18:07If I had a second chance
18:11A thousand crimson curses
18:16I forgot all about Sassafras' silly time machine
18:22Well
18:24I'll put a creepy crimp in their pathetic plans
18:32Now you understand my plans
18:36Now catch up with them
18:38And by all means
18:40Play dirty
18:47Are we almost to Easter, Antoine?
18:49Soon, Pierre, soon
18:51We are travelling 100 hours an hour
18:59There is something
19:00She's very wrong with the controls
19:05They indicate proximity to Easter
19:07Yet, by my calculation
19:19And because the control wires were all fouled out
19:23Easter was lost
19:24And they crashed right down in the middle of Mother's Day
19:32Happy Easter
19:33Easter?
19:35It's Mother's Day
19:36You forgot us on Easter
19:38I'll say you did
19:39Oh, I don't mind for myself
19:41But there were no eggs for the children
19:43And no Easter bonnet for Mom
19:46Well, I'll make it all up now
19:48Here
19:48My pleasure
19:49Ah, who wants Easter eggs on Mother's Day?
19:55And wherever Peter went on Mother's Day
19:58The reaction was exactly the same
20:02Antoine did his best
20:03To repair the damaged time control
20:06It works
20:07It works
20:08And, of course, since a holiday
20:11No?
20:15A holiday, yes
20:17But the 4th of July
20:18We are turning
20:21This is an outrageous situation
20:31This is an outrageous situation
20:44We made it
20:45That, mon ami, is obvious
20:48Thanks, of course, to my superb pilot team
20:52Superb?
20:53We're a long way from Easter
20:55Ah, well
20:56Tell me, Pierre
20:58In the rules of April Valley
21:01Does it say the eggs must be given at Easter?
21:05No, but who wants Easter eggs on the 4th of July?
21:09They didn't even want them on Mother's Day
21:11Easter eggs?
21:13No
21:13But 4th of July eggs?
21:17What I am saying, mon ami
21:19Is that one sometimes must improvise
21:24People believe what they are
21:27Still their eyes
21:28So when you can't get it all together
21:31Improvise
21:33When you can't get it all together
21:36Improvise
21:37When you can't get it all together
21:40When you can't get it all together
21:42When you can't get it all together
21:50Improvise
21:53Lucky Mr. Sassafras packed a box full of his paints aboard.
21:57Well, look again. That is not only packed.
22:00Come see.
22:02Here's a box full of, uh, how you say, the costumes, eh?
22:07Rabitz size.
22:09This is perfect.
22:10Oh, it's not that I knew what was going to happen.
22:13Not really.
22:15Well, anyway, Peter went out with his 4th of July eggs.
22:23Gee, I wonder if anybody will really want my eggs.
22:26Well, that's all, fellas.
22:27Ah, it was just getting good.
22:29I'll do anything for more fireworks.
22:33Boy, I could really get rid of these if they were firecrackers.
22:37Hmm.
22:38Well, let's go home.
22:40Well, well, well. Hello, fellas.
22:43It's a rabbit.
22:44I'm Uncle Sam Sam, your Independence Day bunny.
22:48We're looking for firecrackers.
22:49You got firecrackers, rabbit?
22:51Ah, firecrackers.
22:53Ah, well, as a matter of fact, I do.
22:56These are red, white, and blue.
22:58Ah, egg-shaped torpedoes.
23:00You know, you toss them on the ground and kabloom.
23:04Oh, boy, torpedoes.
23:07Well, we'll take all you got.
23:09Yeah!
23:09Gimme!
23:10Let me at them!
23:11Come on, let's take them to where the ground is hard.
23:15When you can't get it all together,
23:18when you can't get it all together,
23:20when you can't get it all together,
23:24and move, I said.
23:27Quick, let's get out of here.
23:29Just a minute.
23:30I have not yet made finish with the repairs.
23:33Antoine, we've got to get moving.
23:35Hey, rabbit!
23:37These are not firecrackers.
23:40Well, fellas, it was just a little joke.
23:43We don't like jokes.
23:45Let him have it, Homer.
23:47Wait a minute.
23:48Whoops, watch out.
23:50You'll break them.
23:50Come on, Antoine, let's go.
24:00What's the matter?
24:02We are coming down again.
24:05Gee, it's so foggy and dank and spooky out.
24:09What a terrible Easter.
24:11Easter?
24:12We are halfway around the year from Easter.
24:16This is Halloween.
24:27Halloween?
24:28Hey, wait a minute.
24:31I'll paint my eggs orange and black
24:32and be the Halloween bunny.
24:36Blast that wretched rabbit.
24:40Oh, what am I worrying about?
24:44Hmm, if I can't defeat Peter Cottontail on Halloween,
24:50then when can I?
24:52Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm.
24:54I mean, it's my kind of day.
25:00Go ahead, it's your nickel.
25:03Iron tail.
25:05Not the iron tail.
25:07January boom, boom, iron tail.
25:10Ah, Madame Esmeralda.
25:13And how is my favorite witch today?
25:17Well, Halloween's my busy season, don't you know?
25:20After Halloween, I'm pooped as a petrified poltergeist.
25:25Yes.
25:27Yes.
25:27Well, I wonder if you could find time to do me a little favor.
25:32I mean, there's a certain rabbit I want to frighten away.
25:38Haunt a rabbit.
25:39Great.
25:40You know me.
25:41I just love to tease hairs.
25:48Well, I improvise and I improvise
25:53and still I cannot get it all together.
26:07Come on, what's the joke?
26:09Let me in on it.
26:10What's so funny?
26:11There's no joke.
26:12I'm a wicked Halloween witch.
26:14I do simply horrendous things.
26:17I can turn blue and purple and green.
26:21I'm as spooky as Frankenstein.
26:23Hey, that's great.
26:24Can you do Colonel Bunny?
26:26I can.
26:27Peter, my boy, I have some advice for you.
26:30Oh, you're not supposed to enjoy my evil powers.
26:34Oh, I failed.
26:36Here I am, only 379.
26:39A has-been.
26:41Oh, don't, don't, don't cry.
26:44I didn't mean to make you unhappy.
26:46Say, there's no rule says a witch can't have a Halloween egg.
26:49Here, you may have my first.
26:52For me, a present?
26:54Oh, I must tell the whole weirdo community.
26:58All the ghosts, witches, werewolves, everybody.
27:02They'll be so happy to receive Halloween eggs.
27:05Nobody ever thinks to treat the tricksters.
27:10Well, old Esmeralda rounded up the entire clan, and they all wanted one of Peter's eggs.
27:19Great, mealy-mouthed meatballs.
27:24The skies are laden with a crazy race.
27:29I cannot let this happen.
27:31Peter will win.
27:32There's only one way to take care of those eggs.
27:37Destroy them for good.
27:39Montresor, get them and destroy them.
27:47Boy, look at all those ghosts.
27:49Yowie, I'll have to go back to April Valley for more eggs.
27:55No!
27:58Smash them, Montresor.
28:00Smash them all.
28:02Ah, ha, ha, ha, ha.
28:04Ah, ha, ha, ha.
28:06Those eggs are done for.
28:09Ah, ha, ha, ha, ha.
28:18Ah, ha, ha, ha, ha.
28:22Take off, Antlach.
28:23We've got to catch those eggs before they hit the ground.
28:29Great, twisted tarantulas.
28:31Hold those eggs, Montresor.
28:34Hold them.
28:57So, how do we do, eh?
28:59We've got to get back to Halloween so I can give these eggs to the ghost.
29:02That I am afraid, mon ami Pierre, is impossible.
29:08No, they couldn't go back.
29:10But Antoine had to land his craft so he could continue his repairs.
29:15And where do you think they came down?
29:33Thanksgiving.
29:34Oh, just smell all those goodies cooking down there.
29:41How do I look?
29:42What are you supposed to be, huh?
29:46An Easter turkey or a Thanksgiving bunny?
29:50Who cares?
29:52As long as I can give away these eggs.
29:55Eggs?
29:56Don't mention food to me.
29:59I'm stuffed to the gills after this Thanksgiving feast.
30:04We're all stuffed.
30:08Everybody everywhere was so stuffed that Peter couldn't give away a single egg.
30:19Boy, it's cold.
30:21Thank you for this information.
30:23I do not realize this fact otherwise, eh?
30:27Antoine, look up there.
30:29Santa Claus.
30:30That's why it's so cold.
30:33It must be Noel.
30:35Christmas Eve.
30:37These stupid controls are still all wet.
30:41Hi, Santa.
30:42Hi.
30:42Hello, Peter.
30:45Watch out for Iron Tail, Santa.
30:47Oh, I'm not afraid.
30:51Merry Christmas, Peter.
30:53Merry Christmas.
30:55Same to you, Santa.
30:58Hey, I know how to give these eggs away.
31:02We wish you a Merry Christmas.
31:03We wish you a Merry Christmas.
31:05We wish you a Merry Christmas.
31:07Merry Christmas.
31:09I'm the Santa Bunny.
31:10Get your free Christmas eggs here.
31:13Eat them or use them to decorate your tree.
31:15Ho, ho, ho, ho.
31:17Merry Christmas.
31:19How goes the egg business?
31:21Not so good.
31:22The street's deserted.
31:24Of course.
31:25Everyone has finished with their customer shopping and are now snug and warm at home.
31:30You are too late again, mon ami.
31:33I guess so.
31:34It seemed like such a good idea.
31:37Well, at least I do am snug and warm.
31:51Gee, who's crying?
31:53It sounds like it's coming from that hat shop.
31:59Gee, it's Bonnie.
32:00Bonnie Bonnet.
32:01She left April Valley years ago.
32:03Hi, Bonnie.
32:05Why are you crying?
32:07Oh, Peter.
32:08I'm so glad to see you, baby.
32:12Nobody wants me.
32:14What a way for a lady to end up unbought on Christmas Eve.
32:21Wait a minute.
32:23Oh, sorry I'm closing up.
32:25But you can't leave Bonnie all alone on Christmas Eve.
32:29Ah, that ridiculous hat.
32:31Who wants an Easter bonnet this time of year?
32:33I'll take her.
32:34I'm sure I can find a home for Bonnie.
32:36You, a silly little rabbit.
32:38Whatever would you use for money?
32:40Oh, I have lots of money.
32:41Ah, darn it.
32:44Oh, wait a minute.
32:45I'll trade you my Christmas eggs for Bonnie.
32:47Christmas eggs?
32:49Yeah, see?
32:50In that basket out there on the sidewalk.
32:52Why, they're beautiful.
32:54Deal?
32:55Deal.
32:55Deal.
32:56Deal.
32:57Deal.
32:57Deal.
33:02Gee, I forgot I was wearing this Santa suit.
33:05Ah!
33:06What is it?
33:07Somebody's stealing the Christmas eggs.
33:10It's another rabbit.
33:12Careless, careless.
33:15Hee, hee, hee, hee, hee, hee.
33:16Mustn't let these things lie about.
33:19Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
33:21Yes, hit a cotton tail.
33:22This time I'm personally taking care of these eggs.
33:29Away, away, Motherfesta.
33:31Hooray.
33:34Come back, come back with those eggs.
33:36I do insist you return those eggs.
33:39I shall hide these eggs where you will never find them again.
33:46Ah, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
33:55We've got to catch him.
33:57Pierre.
33:58Pierre.
34:00Pierre.
34:01Why do you go off without your friend?
34:04Hang on, Bonnie.
34:08I can't go slow, Bonnie.
34:10I've got to catch Irontail.
34:12The whole future of April Valley depends on it.
34:18Pierre! Pierre! Come back for me!
34:24Antoine! Antoine, we forgot all about it!
34:26We must go back! But I can't!
34:30I can't! I don't know how to make it go backwards!
34:33Au revoir, mon ami! Au revoir!
34:40You ridiculous rabbit! You'll never catch me!
34:50What are you doing with those eggs?
34:53Well, you know they belong to Peter Cottontail!
34:56Oh, why don't you stick to your own holiday?
35:03Well, Santa got the egg basket back to Peter.
35:06And poor Peter, he couldn't even stop the Yestermorobil, not even to say thank you.
35:11I sure do miss Antoine.
35:15Peter thought he'd try being the New Year's Eve bunny.
35:18But he couldn't bring the Yestermorobil to a stop.
35:20It's no use. I'll never figure out how to run this thing.
35:24I guess we're lost. Lost up here in time.
35:28You never tried this one, Peter! It says stop!
35:33Huh?
35:34As a matter of fact, I was just about to try that button out.
35:43Oh, how beautiful! What is it?
35:46All those heart lanterns!
35:49It must be a St. Valentine's Day skating party!
35:52Sure, that's it!
35:53Bonnie, do you know what I'm gonna do?
35:55Don't tell me! Let me guess!
36:02Nobody can resist a Valentine's Day egg!
36:05Excuse me.
36:07Huh?
36:07Oh, hi!
36:09I hate to bother you, but could you help me put my skates on?
36:14Oh, no bother at all!
36:16My name's Donna.
36:17Oh, hi, Donna.
36:19Oh, I recognize you from your picture in the paper.
36:23You're Peter Cottontail.
36:25Oh, no, my name's Harold. Uh, Harold Hassenpfeffer.
36:28Oh!
36:29Oh, I guess I'm Peter Cottontail.
36:32Well, you shouldn't be ashamed.
36:34Anybody can make one mistake. You just overslept.
36:38Gee, that's a kind thing to say.
36:41I mean it.
36:42Yeah.
36:44Yeah.
36:45Uh, Donna, would you skate with me?
36:47I'd love to, but aren't you going somewhere with those eggs?
36:50Oh, they can wait.
36:52Here for you.
36:54Oh, Peter, a Valentine.
36:57I'll leave it here with the others where it'll be safe.
37:00I've got a paper heart that's got your name up on it.
37:05I've written a sonnet.
37:07And set it to music.
37:11My heart's the drummer.
37:13Come and listen to it playin'.
37:16It seems to be sayin'.
37:18Be mine today.
37:22Be mine today.
37:24Not another day.
37:26Be mine today.
37:28But just today.
37:30For just a 24 hour day.
37:33Be mine.
37:33Oh, let me hear you say that you'll be mine.
37:37Can't wait another day.
37:39My Valentine.
37:41Valentine.
37:42Be mine today.
37:48Today's the day for good old-fashioned turtle dovin'.
37:52For songs about lovin'.
37:54For hearin' the music.
37:58So I'll be yours for just today and not tomorrow.
38:02My heart you can borrow.
38:03My heart you can borrow.
38:05For just today.
38:08Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
38:09I'm yours today.
38:11Not another day.
38:13I'm yours today.
38:16But just today.
38:17For just a 24 hour day.
38:20Be mine.
38:21Oh, let me hear you say that you'll be mine.
38:24Can't wait another day.
38:26My Valentine.
38:28Valentine.
38:30Be mine today.
38:35La, la, la, la, la.
38:43What luck.
38:45I knew I'd find Peter and his eggs if I just kept waiting for all the holidays.
38:53Now, let me see.
38:55Where's my book of evil spells?
38:58Here it is.
38:59Oh, that's a good one.
39:01The evil old bunny found a spell which would ruin the eggs for good
39:06and make them so that no one would ever want them.
39:10He turned them all green.
39:14Oh, and were they ever green.
39:19What's that music?
39:21Gee, Mr. Sassafras is right.
39:24I vow that if only I can find a way to give my eggs,
39:28I'll never, never, never tell another thing.
39:31And I'll always tend to my duty before pleasure.
39:34I promise.
39:35I promise.
39:37It's some kind of a parade.
39:39Must be another holiday.
39:41But who, who would want green eggs?
39:44Huh?
39:45Holiday?
39:46Oh, must be safe.
39:48Pa, pa, pa, pa.
39:49What's the matter?
39:50Pa, pa, pa, pa.
39:52Is your talker stuck?
39:53Oh, Bonnie, Bonnie, me prayers have been answered.
39:56Glory be in Begora.
39:57Tis St. Patrick's Day.
40:03Sure and tis me hisself, the Blarney Bunny.
40:07Get your Paddy's Day Shumrock eggs right here.
40:10Free for the asking they are.
40:11And as green as the Emerald Isle all the way through.
40:14Oh, and that for once is no fifth.
40:23Peter Coltentail, you have shown great ingenuity.
40:28And therefore, you have won the right to be Official Chief Easter Bunny.
40:37Hooray!
40:41And on Easter morning, Peter was off again.
40:45Only now, he was THE Easter Bunny.
40:48All of his friends turned out to greet him.
40:50Cause everybody knew that Peter Cottontail was on his way.
40:55Here comes Peter Cottontail.
40:57Hoppin' down the bunny trail.
41:00Hippity hoppin' Easter's on its way.
41:03Oh, I'm guaranteed to bear the snow on my way.
41:03We're good to bear the snow on his way.
41:04One drink and every good.
41:07Baskets full of Easter joy,
41:10things to make your Easter bright and gay.
41:14He's got jelly beans for Tommy,
41:17colored eggs for Sister Sue.
41:20There's an orchid for your mommy
41:22and an Easter broom too.
41:25Oh, my Delumina.
41:25Oh, here comes Peter Cottontail.
41:28Hoppin' down the bunny trail.
41:30Hippity hoppity happy Easter boy.
41:33Hey, Pierre, listen, Pierre.
41:39Antoine, Antoine, where are you?
41:42Up here. Look what has happened.
41:46How do you like my new Easter outfit, eh?
41:50Well, I went to sleep for a few months,
41:52and when I wake up, voila, I was butterflied.
41:59Come on, you can help. You can all help, everybody.
42:03Here comes Peter Cottontail,
42:06hopping down the bunny trail.
42:08Look at him stop, listen to him say.
42:13Try to do the things you should.
42:16Maybe if you're extra good,
42:19here are lots of Easter eggs your way.
42:23You wake up on Easter morning,
42:26and you'll know that he was there.
42:28When you find those chocolate buddies
42:31that is hidin' everywhere.
42:33Oh, here comes Peter Cottontail,
42:37hopping down the bunny trail.
42:39Hippity-hoppity, happy Easter day.
42:45Happy Easter day!
42:47Happy Easter day!
42:50Happy Easter day!
42:51Happy Easter day!
42:52Happy Easter day!
42:53Happy Easter day!
42:54Happy Easter day!
42:54Happy Easter day!
42:54Happy Easter day!
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