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With the help of a time machine, Peter Cottontail must rescue Easter from the hands of the malicious Irontail.
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00:18I am Seymour S. Sassafras and company. This is the Seymour S. Sassafras and this is the company.
00:30I am a peddler by trade. By trade and by golly, by golly, by golly. I deal in magic and
00:38moonbeams and pretty, pretty colors.
00:40Oh, yes. I can sell you the most perfect pink or the most blissful blue or a simply euphoric yellow.
00:50That, of course, is why I'm here in April Valley, delivering all these colors to Peter Cottontail so he can
00:58paint his Easter eggs.
01:00What? You say you've never been to April Valley before? Well, that's okay. I'll show you around. This way, please.
01:11Now, you see? April Valley is where all the Easter bunnies live and live. Oh, yes.
01:18Ah, April Valley's finest candy carvers. Meet Milk Chocolate Angelo and Leonardo the Bittersweet.
01:32And over there is the famous Easter bunny bonnet foundry. Now, of course, it's all very nice here, thanks to
01:42Peter Cottontail.
01:43Hmm? You never heard of Peter Cottontail? Great chattering chick-chicks! They've never heard of Peter Cottontail!
01:55They've never heard of Peter Cottontail? Why, he's the number one chief Easter bunny around here. See?
02:04You mean you never heard how he almost lost the job? Oh, you actually mean you never heard how a
02:19terrible, wicked, nasty rabbit named Irontail almost became the Easter bunny?
02:29Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Montressar! Montressar!
02:37Montressar!
02:38Away! Away! Away!
02:44If you peek into this magic egg, you'll see the whole story just as it happened.
02:50Peter was just a young whippersnapper,
02:53sort of a junior Easter bunny.
02:56Here comes Peter Cottontail,
02:59hopping down the bunny trail,
03:01hippity-hopping, Easter's on its way.
03:06Bringing every girl and boy
03:08baskets full of Easter joy,
03:11things to make your Easter bright and gay.
03:33To be continued...
03:56To be continued...
04:37Well, it all began one bright and sunny springtime
04:41right here in April Valley.
04:43The former chief Easter bunny,
04:45Colonel Wellington B. Bunny,
04:47oh, he was a fine old gent,
04:50was getting on in years,
04:51and he figured it was just about time for him to retire.
04:55Of course, it was his sworn duty
04:57to appoint a worthy successor.
04:59No, it's out of the question.
05:02I couldn't...
05:03Wait!
05:04Peter Cottontail,
05:06just a moment now,
05:07here's a likely candidate.
05:10I really don't think Cottontail's a man, sir.
05:13I mean, he is boastful,
05:15he has no sense of responsibility,
05:17and sometimes,
05:19sometimes he fibs.
05:20Oh, well,
05:21I know he's not perfect,
05:23but he's got real spunk and ingenuity.
05:26Reminds me of me when I was his age.
05:30But I never dreamed I'd get to be cheap Easter money.
05:35Peter,
05:36you're telling a fib.
05:39Every time you tell a fib,
05:41your left ear droops.
05:43Oh, well,
05:44I guess I did think about the job once or twice.
05:49Lots of times.
05:51Peter,
05:52good heavens, Peter, my boy,
05:54you've got to shape up and reform
05:56if you want to be chief Easter bunny.
05:59There are tulips that need tending
06:02and baskets that need mending
06:04The jelly beans are piling up in heat
06:07There are eggs that need collecting
06:10and hens who are expecting
06:13In spring the Easter bunny never sleep
06:16There are bonnets that need sewing
06:19and gardens that need hoeing
06:21Some chocolate chicks have broken out in peace
06:24There are colors that are running
06:28and workers who are sunning
06:30In spring the Easter bunny never sleep
06:33Bright and early Easter morning
06:36Oh, the work must be done
06:38Eggs ready to roll
06:40In time for the fun
06:42Oh, like Santa Claus
06:44The bunny has not one single day
06:46There are children waiting everywhere
06:49There can be no delay
06:51So get all those tulips taken
06:54And every basket mended
06:57And every basket mended
06:57It's not a game
06:58We're playing this for keeps
07:00Get those bows and ribbons tied on
07:03For you will be relied on
07:05Every spring the Easter bunny
07:09Never sleep
07:11Never sleep
07:15But meanwhile, far away in the distant reaches of April Valley
07:20I won't allow Cottontail to be the new chief Easter bunny
07:26I must be the new ruler of April Valley
07:29You, sir?
07:31Yes
07:31Years ago, a small child roller skated over my tail
07:36Since then, I have had to wear this artificial one made of iron
07:42Instead of having a nice, fluffy, white, cotton tail like that being
07:48But it was an accident, sir
07:50The child didn't mean to
07:52I don't care!
07:55Since that time, I have detested all children
07:59But then, why be Easter bunny to get even?
08:05When I'm through with April Valley
08:08We'll never be bothered by children again
08:19Here, son
08:20Here
08:22Is your official egg basket
08:27Carry
08:29Carry it
08:30With pride
08:32I will, sir
08:33I hereby
08:35Officially declare you
08:38Chief
08:39Easter
08:40Just a mean old minute
08:47Just in time
08:49For what, Iron Tail?
08:51Here is the constitution of April Valley
08:54It says that the chief Easter bunny
08:57Shall be the one who delivers the most eggs
09:02I know that!
09:04That's why I've chosen
09:06Well, when it comes to delivering eggs
09:08Peter Cottontail is
09:12Real squeamish carrots to
09:16January Q
09:18I propose a contest to see who can deliver the most eggs
09:26That's absolutely out of the question
09:27Wait a minute, Colonel
09:28I'm not afraid of Iron Tail
09:30I know I can lick him any day
09:32Peter, this is no time for begging
09:35No, no, I insist, Colonel
09:37A contest is the fair way of deciding who's best
09:41Don't worry, it'll be me
09:43Well, you better head win, Peter
09:46Because once I give my word
09:49I shall stick to it
09:53Therefore, I have decided
09:56That whoever delivers the most eggs tomorrow
10:00Easter
10:01Will be the new ruler of April Valley
10:07Hooray!
10:11You've got to win, Peter
10:13Absolutely have to win
10:17Iron Tail will do terrible things to him
10:20April Valley
10:21Make sure
10:22Make sure you get up bright and early tomorrow
10:25So you can do your best
10:29But Peter was so sure he'd win the next day
10:31That instead of getting lots of sleep
10:33He had a big party with all his friends
10:37And it was very late when he finally went to bed
10:42I've got to get up on time tomorrow
10:465.30, Ben, remember?
10:50There are tulips that need tending
10:55Hibascus that need mending
10:59In springy, Easter, brownie
11:10But you can be certain that old Iron Tail wasn't going to play fair
11:15No funny, no funny, no funny business now
11:18Oh, no, of course not
11:21I have a little gift for you
11:24Because, well, because I like chickens so much
11:29Ah, bubble, bubble, bubble gum
11:33Corn-flavored bubble gum
11:35My favorite
11:40April Valley is as good as mine
11:44Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
11:53You see, it was magic bubblegum, guaranteed to seal the lips of an alarm clock rooster.
12:02Those bubbles cock-a-doodle-dooed so far away, Peter never heard them.
12:11He slept on and on and on all through Easter Day.
12:18Now, nobody wanted an egg from an unpleasant old bunny like Irontail.
12:25As a matter of fact, though he tried all day long, he was only able to give away one single
12:33egg.
12:33However, since Peter slept through Easter and didn't deliver any eggs at all, Irontail won.
12:43And he now ruled April back.
12:49Every tulip that needs pending will get a proper bending, and jelly beans will rot to bar their heaps.
13:00All the hens who are expecting will get no more protecting.
13:07For in spring, the Easter bunny always sleeps.
13:14And from this time forward, all Easter eggs shall be colored a shade of mud and new concrete.
13:25Instead of chocolate bunnies and chicks, I commission the candy sculptors to make tarantulas and octopuses.
13:36And I hereby declare an end to Easter monnets.
13:41From now on, there will only be Easter galoshes.
13:46I need lots of peace and quiet, and Easter won't deny it.
13:56Every spring, the Easter bunny always sleeps.
14:07Peter Cottontail, who realized that his bragging and irresponsibility had let everybody down,
14:15left April Valley in disgrace.
14:19But I'll make it up somehow.
14:22I'll make it up if it's the last thing I do.
14:31I'll make it up if it's the last thing I do.
14:35Oh, and that's just what Peter vowed.
14:38Remember?
14:39I'll make it up if it's the last thing I do.
14:42He walked on and on for days and days, and finally one night.
14:48He could not walk a step further.
14:51But the next morning, the sun returned like an old friend back from a long vacation.
14:57And its very first race to tickle Peter's nose and awaken him.
15:04And that's when I came into the story.
15:08Beg pardon, Peter.
15:09Huh?
15:11You're sleeping on my big toe.
15:13You really must have been tuckered out to use a big toe as a pillow.
15:18Gee, I'm sorry, Mr. Sassafras.
15:21Well, that's all right.
15:22It's my pleasure, Peter.
15:24Well, rather, my big toe's pleasure.
15:27Where are we?
15:28In my garden.
15:30This is the Garden of Surprises where I grow all the vegetables I use to make the pretty colors.
15:36It's kind of magical if I do say so my magical self.
15:40See?
15:41See right over there.
15:42There's red, white, and blue cabbages as big as houses.
15:45And purple corn stalks as tall as church steeples.
15:49Striped tomatoes and orange string beans.
15:52Why do you call it the Garden of Surprises?
15:55Jesus, everybody asks that question.
15:57And I answer, why not call it the Garden of Surprises?
16:02I mean, I never know what's coming up.
16:05Sometimes I plant beans and roses surprise me.
16:09Why, once I planted pumpkins.
16:11And do you know what came up?
16:14Huh?
16:14No, what?
16:15Pumpkins.
16:16Now, that was a surprise.
16:19Hmm.
16:20Well, it's always easier to change colors than to change labels.
16:24Well, nobody will ever be able to change my label.
16:27It reads failure.
16:29Oh, don't be so depressed, Peter.
16:31When you are depressed, it gets to be very depressing.
16:37But Easter's all over, and I lost.
16:40Easter over?
16:41Ah, nothing's ever really all over, Peter.
16:45Follow me.
16:46There it is.
16:47My yestermorobie.
16:49Why do you call it yestermorobie?
16:51Yeah, because that's what I call it.
16:54You see, it can transport you into yesterday or tomorrow.
16:57Whereas most crafts go from here to there,
17:00mine travels from now to then.
17:02And from then to when.
17:05Meet the pilot.
17:07Antoine?
17:08Antoine?
17:10Hello, hello, hello.
17:11A worm?
17:13Pardon, monsieur.
17:15I hold the rank of caterpillar.
17:18We've got our first passenger, Antoine.
17:20His name is Peter Cottontail.
17:22Now, show him how it all works.
17:24Oui, of course, I will do that with pleasure.
17:27You will notice, Pierre, the many switches and buttons and knobs.
17:31Ah, they're beautiful, eh?
17:35They are labeled le futur and le past.
17:39Ah, and here, of course, we have more controls to transport one to the holidays.
17:45Ah, a button for Christmas, a lever for Halloween.
17:51So, Thanksgiving, Mother's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, Arbor Day, and this pretty one for Easter.
18:03Hey, I get it.
18:06All I have to do is hop into the basket and have you take me back to Easter.
18:10That's correct.
18:12Then you can deliver your eggs as you should have done in the first place.
18:16Win the contest and toss old Iron Tail out.
18:20Let's go.
18:21To Easter, Antoine.
18:22Of course, we serve the Montpierre.
18:28Good luck, Peter.
18:30Thanks for everything, Mr. Sassafras.
18:32But I didn't give you everything.
18:35Huh?
18:43If I could only get back to yesterday
18:49Today would be a perfect day
18:53If I could only get back to yesterday
18:57Oh, the different things
19:02I'd be a different man
19:10If I had a second chance
19:13Wouldn't you?
19:15Wouldn't you?
19:17I'd make a special plan
19:20If I had a second chance
19:23Wouldn't you?
19:25Wouldn't you?
19:26If I could only get back to yesterday
19:31If I could only get back to yesterday
19:32Today would be a perfect day
19:36If I could only get back to yesterday
19:40Oh, the different things
19:45I'd do and say
19:50I'd be so good to you
19:53If I had a second chance
19:56If I had a second chance
19:57Yes, I would
19:57Yes, I would
19:58Yes, I would
20:00Yes, I would
20:00Yes, I would
20:01I'd be so good to you
20:03If I had a second chance
20:06Yes, I would
20:07Yes, I would
20:08Yes, I would
20:09Yes, I would
20:10Yes, I would
20:10But if I could only get back to yesterday
20:14Yesterday
20:15Yesterday
20:15Today would be a perfect day
20:19If I could only get back to yesterday
20:23Yesterday
20:24Oh, the different things
20:46A thousand crimson curses.
20:51I forgot all about Sassafras' silly time machine.
20:56Well, I'll put a creepy crimp in their pathetic plans.
21:06Now, you understand my plans?
21:10Now, catch up with them.
21:12And by all means, play dirty!
21:21Are we almost to Easterland, Juan?
21:23Soon, Pierre, soon.
21:25We are traveling one hundred hours an hour.
21:33There is something...
21:35She's very wrong with the controls.
21:38They indicate proximity to Easter.
21:42Yet, by my calculation...
21:54And because the control wires were all fouled out, Easter was lost.
21:59And they crashed right down in the middle of Mother's Day.
22:06Happy Easter.
22:08Easter?
22:09It's Mother's Day.
22:11You forgot us on Easter.
22:13I'll say you did.
22:14Oh, I don't mind for myself, but there were no eggs for the children.
22:18And no Easter Barnup for Mom.
22:20Well, I'll make it all up now.
22:22Here.
22:23My pleasure.
22:24Ah, who wants Easter eggs on Mother's Day?
22:29And wherever Peter went on Mother's Day, the reaction was exactly the same.
22:36Antoine did his best to repair the damaged time controls.
22:41It works!
22:42And, of course, since a holiday, no?
22:49A holiday, yes.
22:51But the Fourth of July!
22:54We are falling!
22:56This is an outrageous situation!
23:06We are falling!
23:08This is an outrageous situation!
23:12Eh?
23:13That's what little Antoine cried out as they tumbled through the sky.
23:17Here.
23:18See for yourself.
23:20We are falling!
23:22This is an outrageous situation!
23:33We made it!
23:35That, mon ami, is obvious.
23:37Thanks, of course, to my superb pilot team.
23:42Superb?
23:43We're a long way from Easter.
23:45Ah!
23:46Well, tell me, Pierre.
23:48In the rules of Apple Valley,
23:51does it say the eggs must be given at Easter?
23:55No, but who wants Easter eggs on the Fourth of July?
23:59They didn't even want them on Mother's Day.
24:01Easter eggs?
24:02No.
24:03But, uh, Fourth of July eggs?
24:06See?
24:07What I am saying, mon ami,
24:09is that one you sometimes must improvise.
24:14People believe what they are still their eyes.
24:18So when you can't get it all together, improvise.
24:23When you can't get it all together, improvise.
24:50When you can't get it all together, improvise.
24:55When you can't get it all together, improvise.
24:57Set it all together and provide.
25:02So give Easter eggs on the 4th of July.
25:07Put bananas in your apple pie.
25:11On Halloween, give your girl a valentine.
25:15When you're giving out, stay to take her knee.
25:18Any day is fine.
25:20Oh, people believe what their hearts sell their holidays.
25:25So when you can get it all together, improvise.
25:30When you can get it all together.
25:32When you can get it all together.
25:35When you can get it all together.
25:41Improvise.
25:45Lucky Mr. Sassafras packed a box full of his paints aboard.
25:48Well, look again, that is not only packed.
25:52Come see.
25:54Here is a box full of, uh, how you say, the costumes, eh?
26:00Rabitz size.
26:01This is perfect.
26:02Oh, it's not that I knew what was going to happen.
26:05Not really.
26:08Well, anyway.
26:09Peter went out with his 4th of July eggs.
26:15Gee, I wonder if anybody will really want my eggs.
26:18Well, that's all, fellas.
26:19Ah, it was just getting good.
26:22I'll do anything for more fireworks.
26:25Boy, I could really get rid of these if they were firecrackers.
26:29Hmm.
26:30Well, let's go home.
26:32Well, well, well.
26:34Hello, fellows.
26:35It's a rabbit.
26:36I'm Uncle Sam Sam, your Independence Day bunny.
26:40We're looking for firecrackers.
26:42You got firecrackers, rabbit?
26:43Ah, firecrackers.
26:45Ah, well, as a matter of fact, I do.
26:48These are red, white, and blue.
26:50Ah, egg-shaped torpedoes.
26:52You know, you toss them on the ground and kabloom.
26:57Oh, boy, torpedoes.
26:59Well, we'll take all you got.
27:01Yeah, gimme, let me at them.
27:03Come on, let's take them to where the ground is hard.
27:07When you can't get it all together,
27:10when you can't get it all together,
27:12when you can't get it all together,
27:16and go, rise.
27:19Quick, let's get out of here.
27:21Just a minute.
27:22I have not yet made finish with the repairs.
27:25Antoine, we've got to get moving.
27:27Hey, rabbit.
27:29These are not firecrackers.
27:32Well, fellas, it was just a little joke.
27:35We don't like jokes.
27:37Let him have it, Homer.
27:39Wait a minute.
27:41Whoops, watch out.
27:42He'll break them.
27:43Come on, Antoine, let's go.
27:51Oh, I got them all back again.
27:54Serves you right for saying that they were fireworks.
27:57But, gee, I was only trying to win
27:59so I could save April Valley.
28:01Pierre, nothing, absolutely nothing,
28:05justifies a fib.
28:08What's the matter?
28:09We are coming down again.
28:12Gee, it's so foggy and dank and spooky out.
28:17What a terrible Easter.
28:19Easter?
28:20Maybe we are halfway around the year from Easter.
28:23This is Halloween.
28:34Halloween.
28:35Halloween?
28:35Hey, wait a minute.
28:38I'll paint my eggs orange and black
28:40and be the Halloween bunny.
28:43Blast that wretched rabbit.
28:48Oh, what am I worrying about?
28:53If I can't defeat Peter Cottontail on Halloween,
28:58then when can I?
29:02I mean, it's my kind of thing.
29:08Go ahead, it's your nickel.
29:11Iron tail.
29:13Not the iron tail.
29:15January boom boom iron tail.
29:18Ah, Madame Esmeralda.
29:21And how is my favorite witch today?
29:25Well, Halloween's my busy season, don't you know?
29:28After Halloween, I'm pooped as a petrified poltergeist.
29:33Yes.
29:34Well, I wonder if you could find time to do me a little favor.
29:40I mean, there's a certain rabbit I want to frighten away.
29:46Haunt a rabbit.
29:47Great.
29:48You know me.
29:49I just love to tease hairs.
29:56Well, I improvise and I improvise
30:00and still I cannot get it all together.
30:15Come on, what's the joke?
30:17Let me in on it.
30:18What's so funny?
30:18There's no joke.
30:19I'm a wicked Halloween witch.
30:22I do simply horrendous things.
30:25I can turn blue and purple and green.
30:28Boom!
30:29I'm as spooky as Frankenstein.
30:31Hey, that's great.
30:32Can you do Colonel Bunny?
30:33I can.
30:35Peter, my boy, I have some advice for you.
30:38Oh, you're not supposed to enjoy my evil powers.
30:42Oh, I failed.
30:43Here I am, only 379.
30:46A has-been.
30:50Don't, don't, don't cry.
30:51I didn't mean to make you unhappy.
30:54Say there's no rule says a witch can't have a Halloween egg.
30:57Here, you may have my first.
30:59For me, a present?
31:02Oh, I must tell the whole weirdo community.
31:06All the ghosts, witches, werewolves, everybody.
31:09They'll be so happy to receive Halloween eggs.
31:13Nobody ever thinks to treat the tricksters.
31:17Well, old Esmeralda rounded up the entire clan, and they all wanted one of Peter's eggs.
31:26Great, mealy-mouthed meatballs.
31:31The skies are laden with a crazy race.
31:36I cannot let this happen.
31:38Peter will win.
31:40There's only one way to take care of those eggs.
31:45Destroy them for good.
31:47Montresar, get them and destroy them.
31:54Boy, look at all those ghosts.
31:56Yowie, I'll have to go back to April Valley for more eggs.
32:02No!
32:06Smash them, Montresar.
32:08Smash them all.
32:10Ah!
32:11Ah!
32:14Those eggs are done for.
32:17Ah!
32:17Ah!
32:18Ah!
32:19Ah!
32:19Ah!
32:19Ah!
32:25Those eggs are done for!
32:28Ah!
32:29Ah!
32:31Ah!
32:32Old Irontale got real desperate and sent Montresar to smash Peter's eggs.
32:38Those eggs are done for!
32:40Ah!
32:41Ah!
32:41Ah!
32:42Ah!
32:44Ah!
32:45Ah!
32:47Ah!
32:47Catch those eggs before they hit the ground.
32:52Great, twisted tarantulas.
32:55Hold those eggs, Montrezar.
32:57Hold them.
33:20So, how do we do, eh?
33:23We've got to get back to Halloween so I can give these eggs to the ghost.
33:26That I'm afraid, mon ami Pierre, is impossible.
33:32No, they couldn't go back.
33:33But Antoine had to land his craft so he could continue his repairs.
33:38And where do you think they came down?
33:56Oh, yes.
33:58Oh, just smell all those goodies cooking down there.
34:05How do I look?
34:06What are you supposed to be, eh?
34:09An Easter turkey or a Thanksgiving bunny?
34:14Who cares?
34:15As long as I can give away these eggs.
34:18Eggs.
34:20Don't mention food to me.
34:23I'm stuffed to the gills after this Thanksgiving feast.
34:28We're all stuffed!
34:31Everybody everywhere was so stuffed that Peter couldn't give away a single egg.
34:42Boy, it's cold.
34:45Thank you for this information.
34:46I do not realize this fact of a wise, eh?
34:50Antoine, look up there.
34:52Santa Claus.
34:54That's why it's so cold.
34:56Well, it must be Noel, Christmas Eve.
35:01These stupid controls are still all wet.
35:04Hi, Santa, hi.
35:06Hello, Peter.
35:08Watch out for Iron Tail, Santa.
35:10Oh, I'm not afraid.
35:13Oh, I'm not afraid.
35:13Ha, ha, ha.
35:14Merry Christmas, Peter.
35:17Merry Christmas.
35:19Same to you, Santa.
35:22Hey, I know how to give these eggs away.
35:25We wish you a Merry Christmas.
35:27We wish you a Merry Christmas.
35:29We wish you a Merry Christmas.
35:31Merry Christmas.
35:32I'm the Santa Bunny.
35:34Get your free Christmas eggs here.
35:36Eat them or use them to decorate your tree.
35:39Ho, ho, ho, ho.
35:40Merry Christmas.
35:42How goes the egg business?
35:45Not so good.
35:46The street's deserted.
35:48Of course.
35:49Everyone has finished with their customer shopping
35:51and are now snug and warm at home.
35:54You are too late again, mon ami.
35:56I guess so.
35:58It seemed like such a good idea.
36:01Well, at least I, too, am snug and warm.
36:05Ho, ho, ho.
36:14Gee, who's crying?
36:16It sounds like it's coming from that hat shop.
36:22Gee, it's Bonnie.
36:24Bonnie Bonnet.
36:25She left April Valley years ago.
36:28Hi, Bonnie.
36:29Why are you crying?
36:30Oh, Peter.
36:32I'm so glad to see you, baby.
36:35Nobody wants me.
36:37What a way for a lady to end up unbought on Christmas Eve.
36:44Wait a minute.
36:46Sorry I'm closing up.
36:48But you can't leave Bonnie all alone on Christmas Eve.
36:52That ridiculous hat.
36:54Who wants an Easter bonnet this time of year?
36:57I'll take her.
36:58I'm sure I can find a home for Bonnie.
37:00You, a silly little rabbit.
37:02Whatever would you use for money?
37:03Oh, I have lots of money.
37:06Darn it.
37:08Oh, wait a minute.
37:09I'll trade you my Christmas eggs for Bonnie.
37:11Christmas eggs?
37:12Yeah, see?
37:13In that basket out there on the sidewalk.
37:16Why, they're beautiful.
37:18Deal?
37:18Deal.
37:19Deal.
37:20Deal.
37:21Deal.
37:25Gee, I forgot I was wearing this Santa suit.
37:29Ah!
37:30What is it?
37:31Somebody's stealing the Christmas eggs.
37:33It's another rabbit.
37:36Careless.
37:37Careless.
37:38Hee, hee, hee, hee, hee.
37:40Mustn't let these things lie about.
37:43Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
37:44Yes, Peter Totentail.
37:46This time I'm personally taking care of these eggs.
37:52Away, away, Montrestar.
37:55Hooray!
37:57Come back, come back with those eggs.
38:00I do insist you return those eggs.
38:03I shall hide these eggs where you will never find them again.
38:10Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
38:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
38:20I shall hide these eggs where you'll never find them again.
38:26Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
38:28That's exactly what Irontail said.
38:30And he meant it.
38:31Here, see for yourself.
38:33I shall hide these eggs where you'll never find them again.
38:44We've got to catch him.
38:46Pierre! Pierre!
38:49Pierre!
38:50Why do you go off without your friend?
38:53Hang on, Bonnie.
38:55No!
38:58Can't go slow, Bonnie.
39:00I've got to catch Irontail.
39:02The whole future of April Valley depends on it.
39:07Pierre! Pierre!
39:10Come back for me!
39:12Antoine!
39:14Antoine, we forgot all about it!
39:16We must go back!
39:18But I can't!
39:19I can't! I don't know how to make it go backwards!
39:23Au revoir, mon ami!
39:25Au revoir!
39:29You ridiculous rabbit!
39:33You'll never catch me!
39:40What are you doing with those eggs?
39:43Well, you know they belong to Peter Cottontail.
39:45Oh, why don't you stick to your own holiday?
39:53Well, Santa got the egg basket back to Peter.
39:56And poor Peter, he couldn't even stop the Yestermorobil, not even to say thank you.
40:00I sure do, Miss Antoine.
40:05Peter thought he'd try being the New Year's Eve bunny, but he couldn't bring the Yestermorobil to a stop.
40:10It's no use.
40:11I'll never figure out how to run this thing.
40:14I guess we're lost.
40:16Lost up here in time.
40:17You never tried this one, Peter.
40:20It says stop.
40:22Huh?
40:24As a matter of fact, I was just about to try that button out.
40:33Oh, how beautiful.
40:35What is it?
40:36All those heart lanterns.
40:38It must be a St. Valentine's Day skating party.
40:42Sure, that's it.
40:43Bonnie, do you know what I'm going to do?
40:45Don't tell me.
40:46Let me guess.
40:51Nobody can resist a Valentine's Day egg.
40:55Excuse me.
40:56Huh?
40:57Oh, hi.
40:59I hate to bother you, but could you help me put my skates on?
41:04Oh, no bother at all.
41:05My name's Donna.
41:07Hi, Donna.
41:09Oh, I recognize you from your picture in the paper.
41:13You're Peter Cottontail.
41:15Oh, no, my name's Harold.
41:16Uh, Harold Hassenpfeffer.
41:18Oh.
41:19Oh.
41:20I guess I'm Peter Cottontail.
41:22Well, you shouldn't be ashamed.
41:24Anybody can make one mistake.
41:26You just overslept.
41:28Gee, that's a kind thing to say.
41:31I mean it.
41:32Yeah.
41:33Yeah.
41:34Donna, would you skate with me?
41:36I'd love to.
41:37But aren't you going somewhere with those eggs?
41:40Oh, they can wait.
41:42Here for you.
41:44Oh, Peter, a Valentine.
41:46I'll leave it here with the others where it'll be safe.
41:50I've got a paper heart that's got your name up on it.
41:54I've written a sonnet and set it to music.
42:00My heart's the drummer.
42:02Come and listen to it playing.
42:05It seems to be saying, it seems to be saying, be mine today.
42:11Be mine today.
42:14Not another day.
42:16Be mine today.
42:18But just today.
42:20For just a 24-hour day, be mine.
42:23Oh, let me hear you say that you'll be mine.
42:26Can't wait another day.
42:28My valentine.
42:30My valentine.
42:32Be mine today.
42:37Today's the day for good old-fashioned turtle dovin'.
42:42More songs about lovin'.
42:44For hearin' the music.
42:47So I'll be yours for just today and not tomorrow.
42:52My heart you can borrow.
42:53My heart you can borrow.
42:55For just today.
42:58Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
42:59I'm yours today.
43:01Not another day.
43:03I'm yours today.
43:05But just today.
43:07For just a 24-hour day, be mine.
43:10Oh, let me hear you say that you'll be mine.
43:13Can't wait another day.
43:15My valentine.
43:18My valentine.
43:18My valentine.
43:19My valentine.
43:19Be mine today.
43:24La, la, la, la, la.
43:26What luck.
43:28I knew I'd find Peter and his eggs if I just kept waiting for all the holidays.
43:37Now, let me see.
43:38Where's my book of evil spells?
43:42Here it is.
43:43Oh, that's a good one.
43:44The evil old bunny found a spell which would ruin the eggs for good
43:49and make them so that no one would ever want them.
43:53He turned them all green.
43:58Oh, and were they ever green.
44:00A real greeny green.
44:03All the way through.
44:05The shells were green.
44:06The yolks were green.
44:08Even the whites were green.
44:10Naturally, nobody at the valentine party wanted green eggs.
44:14Even Donna gave hers back.
44:17So poor Peter and little bunny were forced to move on to the next holiday.
44:22George Washington always had green eggs.
44:25Why, they were traditional at Mount Vernon when he chopped down the lime tree.
44:30Remember?
44:31Washington couldn't tell a fib.
44:33I can't say the same for Georgie Bunnies.
44:37Oh, Peter!
44:39You've just about run out of holidays.
44:41And it's all my fault.
44:43If I didn't go to that party in the first place, I wouldn't have overslept.
44:47And if I didn't tell so many fibs, lots of people would have taken my eggs.
44:52But now it's hopeless.
44:55Who wants green eggs?
44:57Oh, Peter, Peter, the most important thing is that you just don't give up hope.
45:04In the puzzle of life, there is one piece that keeps it together.
45:12It's the hard one to place.
45:17And the best one to chase.
45:21The stormy weather.
45:25In the puzzle of life, there is one piece that keeps it from breaking.
45:34You can tell when it's dead.
45:38From the sound that you're on, heart beat is making.
45:46If you find that it's lost, well, the puzzle cannot be completed.
45:56For that piece is called hope.
45:59And without it, a cause is defeated.
46:05When you're lost in the maze of the tricks that life plays,
46:10Please be reminded.
46:15In the puzzle of life, hope is there.
46:20Listen close.
46:21And you will find it.
46:26And you will find it.
46:30And you will find it.
46:40What's that music?
46:42Gee, Mr. Sassafras is right.
46:45I vow that if only I can find a way to give my eggs,
46:49I'll never, never, never tell another thing.
46:52And I'll always tend to my duty before pleasure.
46:55I promise.
46:56I promise.
46:58It's some kind of a parade.
47:00Must be another holiday.
47:01But who, who would want green eggs?
47:05Huh?
47:06A holiday?
47:07Oh, must be safe, Pa...
47:09Pa...
47:09Pa...
47:10What's the matter?
47:11Pa...
47:12Pa...
47:12Pa...
47:12Pa...
47:12Is your talker stuck?
47:14Oh, Bonnie, Bonnie, me prayers have been answered.
47:16Glory be in begora.
47:18Tis St. Patrick's Day.
47:24Sure, and tis, me his self, the Blarney Bunny.
47:27Get your Paddy's Day Shamrock eggs right here.
47:30Free for the asking they are.
47:32And as green as the Emerald Isle all the way through.
47:35And that, for once, is no fib.
47:47Well, Peter's Shamrock eggs were the hit of the St. Patrick's Day parade.
47:51And needless to say, Peter won the contest finally, hands down.
47:55Peter Cottontail, you have shown great ingenuity.
48:00Oh, that's what Colonel Bunny said.
48:03Here, see for yourself.
48:06Peter Cottontail, you have shown great ingenuity.
48:11And therefore, you have won the right to be Official Chief Easter Bunny.
48:21Hooray!
48:24Pa, pa, pa.
48:25And on Easter morning, Peter was off again.
48:28Only now, he was THE Easter Bunny.
48:32All of his friends turned out to greet him.
48:34Cause everybody knew that Peter Cottontail was on his way.
48:38Here comes Peter Cottontail.
48:40Hopping down the bunny trail.
48:43Hippity-hopping, Easter's on its way.
48:48Drinking every good.
48:51Baskets full of Easter joy.
48:53Things to make your Easter bright and gay.
48:58He's got jelly beans for Tommy.
49:00Colored eggs for Sister Sue.
49:03There's an orchid for your mommy.
49:06And an Easter bottle too.
49:08Oh, here comes Peter Cottontail.
49:11Hopping down the bunny trail.
49:14Hippity-hopping, happy Easter day.
49:18Pierre!
49:20Listen, Pierre!
49:22Antoine!
49:23Antoine!
49:24Antoine, where are you?
49:25Up here!
49:26Look what has happened!
49:29How do you like my new Easter outfit, eh?
49:33Well, I went to sleep for a few months.
49:36And when I wake up, voila!
49:38I was butterflied!
49:43Come on!
49:44You can help!
49:44You can all help!
49:45Everybody!
49:47Here comes Peter Cottontail.
49:49Up and down the bunny trail.
49:52Up and down the bunny trail.
49:52Look at him stop.
49:53Listen to him say.
49:57Try to do the things you should.
50:00Maybe if you're extra good.
50:02He'll roll lots of Easter eggs your way.
50:05You wake up on Easter morning.
50:09And you'll know that he was there.
50:12When you find those chocolate buddies.
50:14That he's hiding everywhere.
50:17Oh, here comes Peter Cottontail.
50:20Hopping down the bunny trail.
50:22Hippity-hoppity, happy Easter day.
50:28Happy Easter day!
50:30Happy Easter day!
50:35Happy Easter day!