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07:44Booker, Sheldon, get that corn over for Roy to shuck. Our customer's coming for it tomorrow.
07:50Bo, you help Roy shuck the corn. Oh, and keep an eye peeled for that rotten weasel. Lanolin thinks she
07:55saw him sneaking around.
07:57Like, uh, oui, mon Capitain Pigot.
08:00We have to get that corn out of its husk for the customer.
08:04Wait, where was I going to send you?
08:07Someplace far from the weasel. Far, far from the weasel.
08:11Wait, the weasel is probably miles from here. Go put that crate in the barn and then come see me.
08:18I should listen to Orson, for Orson is our leader.
08:23And if he says the weasel is far from here, then I shall fear no weasel.
08:28I shall instead carry the crate into the barn.
08:40It's three seconds to duck panic.
08:43Three, two, one.
08:48Fire!
08:50Odd happenstance! Help, help!
08:53Mystery! Severe crate mystery!
08:55Oh, help!
08:56Yes, help!
08:59Orson said to clean the corn, but I'm not sure I like to shuck.
09:04It's so boring that I'm snoring.
09:07It's a job for Wade the Duck.
09:10La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
09:12Psst.
09:13Hey, rooster, how come that pig's the boss here instead of you?
09:17Hey!
09:17How come that pig's the boss here instead of me?
09:25¿Cómo que la piscina es la bossa aquí, instead de mí?
09:28Roy, necesitamos esa cornshock.
09:30Says tú.
09:32No puedes darme una razón por la que eres un líder, instead de mí.
09:36I'm smarter than you.
09:37I'm more responsable than you.
09:39I'm a better planner than you.
09:40I know more about farming than you.
09:44I'm more respected than you are.
09:46I'm more trustworthy than you are.
09:48Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but how about a good reason?
09:51We ought to have an election.
09:53An election?
09:54Let everyone vote for who they want to be leader of the farm.
09:57Or are you chicken?
09:59No, I'm pig.
10:01You're chicken.
10:02He's already launching a smear campaign.
10:06Why me?
10:10This is terrific.
10:12Now I just have to make a few alterations.
10:20Vote for Roy.
10:22Roy's your boy.
10:25Vote early, vote often, but vote for me.
10:27What's Roy doing?
10:29He's like, you know, campaigning.
10:38And he's making speeches?
10:40My opponent stands for everything rotten.
10:42He's against puppies and chocolate ice cream.
10:44He's in favor of measles, dead frogs, and hundreds of hours of homework every night.
10:49I'll show you what a great politician Roy is, man.
10:52Hey, candidate.
10:53Like, what's your position on building a new barn?
10:57I'm glad you asked that.
10:59The building of a new barn is a matter of great importance,
11:02and we must proceed with both caution and bold vision for the future.
11:06Thank you.
11:09But he didn't answer your question.
11:11That's the idea.
11:13Isn't he great, man?
11:15Go on in and vote.
11:16And remember, you don't have to vote for the best candidate.
11:19You can vote for me.
11:29Every chicken on this farm has gone into that booth and probably voted the Roy ticket.
11:34Uh, how many have come out?
11:42Gee, must be crowded in there.
11:48Something is very, very wrong.
11:51Those chickens didn't all just disappear.
11:57There was a hole under the election booth.
12:00Come on.
12:05They're gone.
12:07These are weasel tracks.
12:09The weasels got the chickens.
12:12Help!
12:13Help!
12:14Assistance!
12:16Mayday!
12:17A duck in need of aid.
12:21Help!
12:24That should be enough panic.
12:27I've been at it for 19 hours.
12:29If the weasel comes within a mile of me,
12:32I will see him coming.
12:42Resume panic, duck!
12:49Come on, come on.
12:51These are fat chickens.
12:53There they are.
12:55What do we do?
12:56We need a plan.
12:57Where do we get a plan?
12:58You cut them out of the sack and I'll go take care of the weasel.
13:01That's a plan.
13:01Wait.
13:03How can I cut the sack?
13:05Use your campaign button.
13:06That's it.
13:07I'll use my campaign button.
13:14Oh, Mr. Weasel, what are you doing?
13:18What does it look like I'm doing?
13:21Hey, you ain't stopping me, pig.
13:23Move it out.
13:24Step lively, ladies.
13:25Up two, three, four.
13:26Up two, three, four.
13:27Hurry, hurry, hurry.
13:28I couldn't stop you if I wanted to,
13:30but you seem to not be able to get your sack out of the tunnel.
13:34I'll figure out a way.
13:36You got any ideas?
13:38Well, you might try giving it a real big yank.
13:41Good idea.
13:42Here goes.
13:45One, two, three.
13:47Hey!
13:48Yeah!
13:55Hey!
13:57I want my chickens.
13:59This ain't fair.
14:01Are we weasel-less?
14:04Weasel-less?
14:05Let's head back to the barnyard.
14:12Well, I guess I have all your votes, huh?
14:15Looks like we know who's going to be the new leader of the barnyard.
14:19The new leader of the barnyard is the old leader of the barnyard.
14:23It was Orson's plan that saved you.
14:24I concede you're more qualified to be leader.
14:29Congratulations!
14:30How does it feel to be leader?
14:32Feels great.
14:33I feel proud and honored and...
14:36Hey!
14:36Where's my corn?
14:37My corn better be all husted and ready for me.
14:40Are you in charge?
14:42Uh, yes.
14:43Yes, I am.
14:44And your corn will be ready in a jiff.
14:47Of course, being leader does have its disadvantages.
15:02Boy, am I in a rotten mood.
15:04Out of my way, Brie Breath.
15:06Hey, you can't do that to me.
15:08I'll tell my sister, Loretta.
15:10Loretta?
15:10She'll pound you flat.
15:12Bring her on.
15:14Good fight might cheer me up.
15:15Hey, Loretta!
15:16Loretta!
15:29Isn't the fresh air great, boys?
15:31Yeah.
15:32Not really.
15:33My lungs are used to smog.
15:35Smog and fumes from Italian cooking.
15:37I haven't seen my cousin Burford since I was in short pants and playing kids' games.
15:41That'd be a week ago Thursday.
15:45Nice to have you here, cousin.
15:46Nice to be here, Burford.
15:48How are you doing?
15:48I'm starving to death.
15:50Ah, we have much in common.
15:52I ain't sold so much as a stick of gum in three weeks.
15:55And I've tried everything.
15:56I've had sales and contests.
15:58I even had Jim Cratchlow from over in the next county come over here and dance around in a penguin
16:04suit.
16:05Most pathetic thing you ever saw.
16:06And I didn't sell a thing.
16:08It's all on account of what happens to folks when they come near here.
16:12What happens to them?
16:15Well, there's your first hint right there.
16:18Someone's slinging mud.
16:19And it's nowhere near election day.
16:21Riffus Scrabwater, you hear me?
16:24You stop this.
16:25It's way past the amusing stage.
16:28I'll stop it when you give me back my pappy's watch.
16:31I ain't got your pappy's watch, you miserable excuse for a person.
16:36Three years back, he left his pappy's watch in my store and ended up and disappeared.
16:40I've had a load of things disappear around this place.
16:43Don't know how.
16:44Don't know where.
16:45But I didn't take his pappy's watch.
16:48Can't you reason with him?
16:50Say not.
16:56Hold it, Odie.
16:58You may proceed.
17:03I'm going to dry off and eat my candy bar.
17:06No towels.
17:08I have to use the automatic hand blower.
17:10I hate these for two reasons.
17:13First, it's impossible to blow your nose on them.
17:25And that would be the second reason.
17:28My candy bar.
17:29Where is it?
17:31Seal all the exits.
17:34Been that way for weeks.
17:36Anybody comes near my store, whammo.
17:38Mud pie in the kisser.
17:40You should have seen what he did to the four-bush twins.
17:42It was just awful.
17:44Did you take my candy bar?
17:46Uh-uh.
17:46Well, you're my cousin, so I'm going to go find this Rufus and talk some sense into him.
17:51I wouldn't do that if I were you.
17:53I'll settle this or my name is Mud.
17:55Mud should be back any minute now.
18:00Hello.
18:01My name is Mud.
18:02We were expecting you.
18:06If John keeps this up, he's going to go through the world supply of rubber duckies in one day.
18:11Okay.
18:12We've got to find my candy bar, Odie.
18:18Can I describe it?
18:20Sure.
18:20It had peanuts and nougat and wafers and it was all wrapped in a mouth, watering, chocolate coating and sprinkled
18:28with bits of chocolate.
18:30And Odie, we've got to find it.
18:32That's not it.
18:33That's a watch.
18:35Candy bars just don't walk away.
18:38Or do they?
18:38Maybe that one wasn't dead.
18:41Odie.
18:42Odie, you found the watch.
18:44That must be the watch that the Fernando Valenzuela of the Mud Pie was looking for.
18:49Wait here and don't lose it.
18:51It's not my candy bar, but it's not a bad find.
19:02It's okay, Mrs. Cathcart.
19:04You can come in and shop here.
19:06Yeah, he's still throwing mud, but tell you what.
19:08I'll throw in a free bottle of shampoo and one of them windshield scraper things.
19:13Yoo-hoo.
19:14Urgent cat message.
19:16The sandbox is that way.
19:18What?
19:19That ain't it?
19:20This would better be good, kitty.
19:25You brought me in here to show me a candy bar?
19:28Cat, you're nuttier than that Rufus fella.
19:31Odie, where'd the watch go?
19:33I don't know.
19:34Oh, well.
19:35At least I got my candy bar back.
19:48The trouble with candy bars is, if you can finish them, they're not big enough.
19:57You should know better than to interrupt a candy bar.
20:01Odie, you clumsy canine.
20:10You found the watch?
20:11Where is it?
20:14Odie, that is not a watch.
20:16That is a head of cabbage.
20:18There is a difference.
20:20You do not tell time with a head of cabbage.
20:22You make coleslaw out of it.
20:26Odie, you have a head of cabbage.
20:28I'm going to go finish my candy bar.
20:41I hope you have a good excuse for that feeble impression of a real dog.
20:54Odie, I have no idea what you're saying, and you have no idea how proud I am of that.
21:07Candy bar thief!
21:08Stop!
21:09Stop!
21:09In the name of Overeaters Anonymous!
21:13Odie, we have a serious problem here.
21:16What in the world was that?
21:18Garfield.
21:19I don't know what it was, but I know it was Garfield.
21:23Odie, next week we start wearing shoes.
21:28Ah, now, look at what they've gone and done.
21:31This is worse than the time Arnold Frag brought that live moose in here.
21:36Garfield, look what you've done.
21:38You've...
21:38Do you think they're me?
21:40Well, those are Mrs. Hotchkiss's earrings.
21:42She lost them two years ago.
21:44And that there's weird Harold Mugwomp's tiara.
21:47I never figured out what he did with that.
21:51Well, looks like I have me a pack rat, leaving things and swapping them for stuff.
21:55That's where all the things went.
21:57And here's Rufus's pappy's watch.
22:03Well, it looks like everything's worked out fine now.
22:05The store's doing big business.
22:07Not as much business as that there rat is doing.
22:10Why should I trade you something to get my own candy bar back?
22:14Imagine.
22:14A rat had my pappy's watch.
22:16I'll never mud you again, Burford.
22:19I'm sorry to hear that, Rufus.
22:21It was bad for business, but good for my complexion.
22:24Hey, how'd you get your candy bar back from the pack rat?
22:27I traded him something we didn't have any use for.
22:34Odie!
22:42Odie!
22:47Odie!
22:50Odie!
22:56Gracias por ver el video.
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