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00:05Chicken
00:07Kung Pao
00:08Chicken
00:09Mongolian
00:09Chicken
00:10Sweet and sour
00:11Chicken
00:11Chicken
00:13To the Mushu
00:14Mushu shu
00:15Mushu
00:16Mushu
00:16Mushu
00:17Mushu shu
00:19To the Mushu
00:21Pork
00:23Mandarin
00:24Pork
00:24Barbecued Pork
00:26Sweet and sour Pork
00:27Spicy shredded Pork
00:28Pork
00:29Do the tofu
00:30To-foo-foo
00:31Toe-toe-toe-toe-toe-foo-foo
00:33Fo-foo-foo
00:33Toe toe-toe-toe-toe-foo
00:34Fo-foo-foo
00:36Break a fortune cookie.
00:39Beware of grape with wooden mallet.
00:41Ain't that the truth.
00:52If you like
00:54To talk
00:55To tomatoes
00:57If a squash can make you smile
01:02If you like to waltz with potatoes
01:06Up and down the produce aisle
01:14Have we got a show for you
01:20VeggieTales, VeggieTales
01:23VeggieTales, VeggieTales
01:26VeggieTales, VeggieTales
01:30VeggieTales, VeggieTales
01:34Broccoli, Celery, Gotta be
01:39VeggieTales
01:40Lima Beans, Colored Green, Peachy Keen
01:46VeggieTales
01:48Cauliflower, Sweet and Sour, Half an Hour
01:53VeggieTales
01:54There's never a re-re-re-refinition like VeggieTales
01:57There's never a re-re-refinition like VeggieTales
02:01It's time for VeggieTales
02:23VeggieTales
02:27You know that in love we can forgive
02:30It is the only way to live
02:34Obey God and see
02:36That we can live in harmony
02:41Since God has forgiven us it's true
02:45You forgive me I'll forgive you
02:48I'm gonna start to show forgiveness from my heart
02:54Oh, that worked!
02:56Right, if only there was a way for us to get back home
02:59Yeah, well at least we're all friends again
03:03Hey, has anybody seen the professor?
03:06Nope
03:07Wa-da!
03:10Hey, do you like it?
03:12I made it entirely out of bamboo and coconuts
03:14Pretty good, huh?
03:16Well, climb aboard!
03:21Hey, Bob?
03:23Yeah, Larry
03:24Um, next summer?
03:26Let's just sell lemonade, like everyone else
03:28That sounds like a good idea
03:30You know that in love we can forgive
03:34Hey, man, it is the only way to live
03:37Obey God and see
03:40That we can live in harmony
03:44Since God has forgiven us it's true
03:48You forgive me I'll forgive you
03:52I'm gonna start to show forgiveness from my heart
03:59So do your part
04:01And show forgiveness from your heart
04:07Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey
04:15No more rain?
04:17No more rain?
04:18No more rain!
04:20Just when it looked
04:22Like we all were at the end of our rope
04:23That our goose had been cooked
04:26And that everyone was giving up hope
04:28When the sky turned blue and bright
04:30The whole world filled with light
04:32And oh, the sun came back again
04:37Just when we feared
04:39Our umbrellas would be open for years
04:41And the storm finally cleared
04:43And the worries had been turned into cheers
04:45Even though the wait was long
04:47Life's great burst into song
04:50Hooray, the rain has gone away
04:53Now there's no more rain
04:54No more rain
04:55Now there's no more rain
04:57No more rain
04:58And I can't contain
04:59Can't contain
05:00How good I'm feeling
05:01Oh, so good
05:02Now there's no more rain
05:03No more rain
05:04We thought we were down and out and nothing
05:07Oh, the sun came back again
05:11Golly, I'll tell you, we won't miss
05:13The berry was better than Genesis
05:15But we'll never forget how we felt when
05:20Oh, the sun came back again
05:24Oh, the sun came back again
05:29Oh, the sun came back again
05:33Ha ha! Won't be long till we get off this boat!
05:41And now it's time for helpful humanitarian songs with Mr. Lunt
05:45The part of the show where Mr. Lunt comes out and sings
05:48A helpful humanitarian song
05:50Well, he's a mangy old pet
05:53If you saw him, I bet
05:55You'd walk the other way
06:00So sad and alone
06:02With his hair overgrown
06:05Like a stinky old toupee
06:08But doggies have feelings
06:13And doggies need love
06:17And doggies like those deep-fried treats
06:23That come from up above
06:26Love, oh, doughnuts for Benny
06:31Please give a glaze to make him smile
06:35Thank you, ma'am
06:36For troubled beast
06:38Won't you at least
06:40Comfort him a while
06:43Sir, can you spare a
06:45Doughnut for Benny?
06:47Please help my doggy friend
06:52Please help my doggy friend
06:52Thank you, Pite, sir
06:53A honey dip would really help
06:57His broken heart, oh man
07:00His broken heart, oh man
07:12His broken heart, oh man
07:17His outlook was grim
07:19Till you gave pastries to him
07:21Oh, look
07:22He wants to speak
07:24Oh, doggies have feelings
07:29And doggies need love
07:33There's a boy
07:34And doggies like sweet, doughy treats
07:38That come from up above
07:42Walk me around again, baby
07:44Around, around, around
07:45Hey, what's going on?
07:46These donuts are dreamy
07:46They're feeling a dreamy
07:47Oh, don't let my feet touch a drum
07:48I feel like a ship
07:49On an earth to the joy
07:50I just want to holler up
07:51Chippa high
07:52Walk me around again, baby
07:53Around, around, around
07:57Maybe you shouldn't have
07:59Any more donuts
08:00No, no, no, no
08:02Don't give him any more
08:03They make him crazy
08:06Like Terry Lewis
08:08No, no, no
08:09More donuts for the dogs
08:11Oh, man
08:12This is a terrible idea
08:13Walk me around again, baby
08:17Walk me around again, baby
08:18Walk me around again, baby
08:18Stop it, Tom
08:19Don't give him any more
08:20Don't let my feet touch the ground
08:23I feel like a ship
08:24On an earth to the joy
08:24I just want to holler up
08:25Chippa high
08:26Walk me around again, baby
08:27Around, around, around, around
08:29This has been
08:30Helpful Humanitarian Songs
08:32With Mr. Lunt
08:33Tune in next time
08:34To hear Mr. Lunt sing
08:36Don't give donuts to dogs
09:00Yes, please
09:03Thank you
09:08Let's see
09:11There lived a man so long ago, his memories but faint, was not admired, did not inspire, like president or
09:21saint. But people came from far and near with their afflicted pets, for a special cure, they knew for sure,
09:29wouldn't come from other vets.
09:31Whoa!
10:05He's gone a little loopy, in case you haven't hoid, here's a couple penicillin for your sickly arctic boid.
10:19No skeptic could explain just how, nor could one off three but, the wondrous deeds that went on in that
10:27little alpine hut.
10:29Some would stand in silence, while some just scratch their scalps, for the curious ways of the yodeling veterinarian of
10:37the Alps.
10:38Whoa!
10:42Good news on the penguin, Doc! He's up and kicking!
10:49It is a song, for your pregnant kitty. She's looking nauseous, and a weak path through. But if I think,
10:58for your pregnant kitty, she will feel better, in a day or two.
11:16Jump in your car. Drive into the city. Buy a jug of milk for your nauseated kitty.
11:26The practice grew, their profits flew until one fateful day
11:31When the nurse who did assist the doc asked for a raise in pay
11:35The doctor pondered this a while, sat back and scratched his scalp, then said
11:41No way, Jose!
11:43To the nurse of the yodeling veterinarian of the Alps
11:47Whoa!
11:50Good news on the kitty, Doc, she's feeling great, six kittens, named one after you
11:59No!
12:01This is the phone for your bear Jeff Teddy
12:04He looks uncomfy, think I'd be too
12:08But if I think to your bear Jeff Teddy
12:11He will feel better in a day or two
12:28Oh yeah, that'll wake, he's good
12:33No way, this should work
12:43Now the moral of our story, it's the point we hope we've made
12:52When you go a little loopy, better keep your nurse well paid
12:58Yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, yodeling, oh, oh, oh
13:05Whoa! Some would stand in silence while some just scratch their scalps
13:10For the curious ways of the yodeling, veterinarian, of the Alps
13:33And now it's time for Silly Songs with Larry
13:36The part of the show where Larry comes out and sings a silly song
13:39One day while talking with Dr. Archibald
13:43Larry confronts one of his deepest fears
13:47If my lips ever left my mouth
13:49Packed a bag and headed south
13:51That'd be too bad
13:53I'd be so sad
13:55I see, that'd be too bad
13:57You'd be so sad
13:58That'd be too bad
13:59Alrighty
14:01If my lips said adios
14:03I don't like you
14:04I think you're gross
14:05That'd be too bad
14:07I might get mad
14:08Hmm, that'd be too bad
14:10You might get mad
14:11That'd be too bad
14:13Fascinating
14:14If my lips moved to the loose
14:16Left the meth and took my tooth
14:18That'd be too bad
14:19I'd call my dad
14:21Oh dear, that'd be too bad
14:23You'd call your dad
14:24That'd be too bad
14:25Hold it
14:26Did you say you're father?
14:29Fascinating
14:29So what you're saying is
14:30If your lips left you
14:32That'd be too bad
14:33I'd be so sad
14:34I might get mad
14:35I'd call my dad
14:36That'd be too bad
14:37That'd be too bad
14:38That'd be too bad
14:40Why?
14:41Because I love my lips
14:58Oh my
14:59This is more serious than I thought
15:01Larry
15:01What do you see here?
15:03Um, that looks like a lip
15:05What about this?
15:06It's a lip
15:07And this?
15:15Larry
15:16Tell me about your childhood
15:18When I was just two years old
15:21I left my lips out in the cold
15:24And they turned blue
15:25What could I do?
15:27Oh dear
15:28They turned blue?
15:29What could you do?
15:30Oh, they turned blue
15:31I see.
15:33On the day I got my tooth, I had to kiss my great Aunt Ruth.
15:36She had a beard, and it felt weird.
15:39My, my, she had a beard, and it felt weird.
15:42She had a beard.
15:43Oh.
15:44Ten days after I turned eight, got my lips stuck in a gate.
15:48My friends all laughed, and I just stood there until the fire department came and broke the lock with the
15:52crowbar,
15:52and I had to spend the next six weeks in lip rehab with this kid named Oscar who got stung
15:56by a bee right on the lip,
15:57and we couldn't even talk to each other until the fifth week because both of our lips were so swollen,
16:01and when he did start speaking, he just spoke Polish, and I only like three words in Polish except now
16:05I know four
16:05because Oscar taught me the word for lip, usta.
16:09Your friends all laughed, usta.
16:11How do you spell that?
16:13I don't know.
16:14So what you're saying is that when you were young...
16:18They turned blue, what could I do?
16:19She had a beard, and it felt weird.
16:21My friends all laughed, usta.
16:26I'm confused.
16:27I love my lips.
16:28Boo-bop-bee-bop-bee-do-bop
16:31I like
16:32Hee-be-dee-bop-bee-ba-do-bop
16:34Wait, Mary Blaine!
16:36I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I,
16:38I, I, I,
16:38This has been Silly Songs with Laddie.
16:41Tune in next time to hear Laddie say,
16:43Have I ever told you how I feel about my nose?
16:46Oh, look at the time!
16:48Blat-dee-bop-boo-bop-bee-dee-bop-bee-dee-bop
16:51Boop-be-de-bop-bee-be-do-bop
16:53Blat-dee-bop-bee-dee-bop
17:05And now it's time for Silly Songs with Larry, the part of the show where Larry comes out
17:10and sings a silly song.
17:17Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Larry the Cucumber presents in a sequential image
17:24stereophonic multi-media event, The Song of the Sabu.
17:31Sabu!
17:35This is a song about a boy.
17:38A song about a little boy and his sabus.
17:40A song about a little boy and his three sabus.
17:44The little boy who had a thick sabu, a sad sabu, and a mute sabu.
17:51And also a hippo.
17:55Um, um, this is me at the airport.
18:00This is my Aunt Ruth.
18:02This is me at a bullfight.
18:05This is me fighting a bull.
18:09This is me and the bull.
18:13This is me and the bull, and I think that's the bull's cousin.
18:16He's a sabu.
18:20Hold it!
18:22You call this a multi-media event?
18:26This is a slide projector and a bed sheet.
18:29And what on earth is a sabu, anyway?
18:33It's kind of like a cow.
18:35See?
18:35Yes.
18:37Well, very good.
18:40This could be interesting.
18:42Carry on.
18:43Say boo.
18:46Sing it with me.
18:48Say boo.
18:51Say boo.
18:54I have a boy who's a boy.
18:57The boy is riding with the blue.
19:00The boy is riding with the blue.
19:02No, he's riding with the blue.
19:03Into town and his canoe.
19:05Into town and his canoe.
19:07Six Abu is flying and sneezing.
19:09That you mu mu, ah, you mu mu, ah, you mu mu, ah, you mu mu.
19:12I chew, moo, moo, moo
19:13I chew, moo, moo, moo
19:14I chew, moo, moo, moo
19:18Hip-o-chewing on bamboo
19:20Kenzie-boy and Flee-sa-boo
19:23That subwoo is growing and crying
19:24Boo-hoo, moo, moo, moo
19:25Ba-ho-ma, ba-ho-ma, ba-ho-ma, ba-ho-ma, ba-ho-ma-ma, ba-ho
19:32Say boo
19:35Say boo
19:41Say boo
19:41Achoo-ma-moo-ma-moo-ma-moo-ma-moo
19:44Achoo-ma-moo-ma-moo-ma-moo
19:45Hippo scene by Mutaboo
19:47Hippo scene by Mutaboo
19:48Trace to tell the other two
19:49Trace to tell the other two
19:51Mutaboo is waving and grunting
20:03Uh-oh
20:07Wait!
20:08What happens next?
20:10Does the hippo see them?
20:12Is the poor mute Cebu successful in communicating the imminent danger to the other passengers?
20:18Is the boy injured?
20:20Why is the sad Cebu sad?
20:22Is the canoe wood or aluminum?
20:25Oh, look. There's me and Bob at SeaWorld.
20:29Oh, wow.
20:31Forgot about that one.
20:34There's me and that bull again.
20:36You can't just start a song and leave it hanging like that.
20:41You know, I've come to expect a lot more from you.
20:44This is quite disappointing.
20:47I'm going to have to speak to Bob about this.
20:49Oh, look. A Febu.
20:52Cebu.
20:56No, wait.
20:57Got the water buffalo.
20:58No more song about Cebu.
21:01Need another verse or two.
21:04Audience is singing and leaving.
21:05Bye-bye, boo-boo.
21:06Bye-bye, boo-boo.
21:06Bye-bye, boo-boo.
21:07Bye-bye, boo-boo.
21:09I want my money back.
21:11Yeah, that'd be good.
21:33Hit it, boys.
21:34Have you ever seen a boy with funny clothes?
21:37A girl with braces on her teeth or freckles on her nose?
21:41Some kids call them oddballs.
21:43Some kids call them weird.
21:44Is it my imagination, or does Aunt Ruth have a beard?
21:48God makes lots of people in all colors, shapes, and sizes.
21:51He loves them very much, and what we need to realize is
21:54that calling people names because they're different is wrong.
21:58Instead, we need to look on them in love and sing this song.
22:01I can be your friend.
22:04I can be your friend.
22:08Any day in any weather, we can be friends and play together.
22:14Yeah, we're all pretty different.
22:16Some are skinny, some are stout.
22:18But the inside is the part that we're supposed to care about.
22:21Aye, that's where we got feelings that are very much the same.
22:25And so instead of weirdo, I think friend's a better name.
22:28I can be your friend.
22:30La, la, la.
22:32I can be your friend.
22:34La, la, la.
22:35If your hair is red or yellow, we can have lunch.
22:40I'll cheer my dad on.
22:42I can be your friend.
22:44La, la, la.
22:45I can be your friend.
22:47La, la, la.
22:49It's okay if we are different.
22:51We can still play.
22:53Cause I can be your friend.
23:08All right, is everybody ready?
23:10Did I ever mention that I used to live in Buffalo?
23:14Oh yeah, that's true.
23:16Me and my pet mule.
23:19Did I mention I had a mule?
23:20It goes something like this.
23:22I've got a mule.
23:23Her name is Sal.
23:25Fifteen years on the Erie Canal.
23:28She's a good old boyka and a good old pal.
23:32Fifteen years on the Erie Canal.
23:36We've hauled some barges in our day.
23:39Filled with lumber, coal and hay.
23:43And every inch of the way I know.
23:47From Albany to the below.
23:53Low, rich, every night you count.
23:56For it's low, rich, when we're coming to a town.
23:59You can always tell your neighbor.
24:01You can always tell your girl.
24:03If you've ever navigated on the Erie Canal.
24:07Ha ha ha ha.
24:08Oh yeah, that was quite a fifteen years.
24:11Let me tell you.
24:12We run through a lot of mule chow.
24:14We better get along on our way, old gal.
24:18Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal now.
24:21Cause you bet your life, I'd never part with Sal.
24:25Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal now.
24:28Get up there mule, here comes the lock.
24:32We'll make Rome about six o'clock.
24:36One more trip, and back we'll go.
24:40Right back home to the below.
24:45Low, rich, every night you count for it's low.
24:50Rich, you see we're coming to a town.
24:52You can always tell your neighbor.
24:54You can always tell your pal.
24:56Have you ever navigated on the Erie Canal?
24:59You can always tell your neighbor.
25:01You can always tell your pal.
25:03Have you ever navigated on the Erie Canal?
25:07Ha ha ha ha.
25:07Nice job, Sal.
25:09Don't really know how to carry a spoon.
25:11Ha ha ha.
25:11Better than going to bars, anyway.
25:17Here we come now.
25:21Ha ha ha ha.
25:22Oh boy.
25:25Sal, you're on my foot.
25:37And now it's time for the latest dance craze with Jean-Claude and Philippe.
25:42The part of the show where Jean-Claude and Philippe come out and teach us the latest dance craze.
25:47Hello boys and girls.
25:49I am Jean-Claude P.
25:51And I am Philippe.
25:52Get ready to learn the latest dance craze.
25:55Sweeping the nation.
25:57So Jean-Claude, where do we start?
25:59After you, Philippe.
26:00After you.
26:02We're a couple of chipper little French peas.
26:04Most of the veggies totally agree.
26:06And when we're feeling really, really happy, we do the hop arena.
26:10You may ask yourself, what is the hop arena?
26:13And how do I do the hop arena?
26:15What am I missing out on?
26:16Will people like me if I fail to grasp it?
26:19Should I just eat a bon-bon and go back to bed?
26:21That's totally normal.
26:23Calm down and we will show you.
26:25You don't need much to do the hop arena.
26:27It won't take too much time to explain.
26:29Pussy slippers on your feet.
26:30Bunny ears upon your brain.
26:31Not to the hop arena.
26:33Okay, now that we've got on bunny slippers and ears, what we're going to do is take a
26:38hop to the left.
26:39Left.
26:39Beautiful.
26:40Now, take a hop to the right.
26:42Right.
26:43Try bien.
26:44You've got it.
26:44Hop to the left.
26:45We do the hop arena.
26:46Then hop to the right.
26:47I love the hop arena.
26:49Back to the left.
26:50And do it once again.
26:51Oh, hop arena.
26:53That's it.
26:54Amazing.
26:55You have mastered the dance so quickly.
26:57Let's keep going.
26:58Hop to the left.
26:59We do the hop arena.
27:00Then hop to the right.
27:02Hold it.
27:02Stop the music.
27:03What are you doing?
27:05Hop to the left.
27:05Hop to the right.
27:06Hop to the left.
27:07Hop to the right again.
27:08This isn't a dance.
27:09It's hopscotch.
27:10That's hop arena.
27:11A dance has to be more involved.
27:13You need more steps.
27:14More room for interpretation.
27:17We have bunny ears.
27:19You think it's so easy?
27:20Let's see you do it.
27:21All right then.
27:26No, no, no, no, no.
27:27You need the ears and feet.
27:33I'll do it once again.
27:35I believe you'd probably agree with us.
27:37The best way to not be a sourpuss.
27:39To the hop arena.
27:41Hop to the left.
27:42He does the hop arena.
27:43He hops to the right.
27:44Trying not to complain.
27:45Back to the left.
27:47And do it once again.
27:48Hey, hop arena.
27:49This is actually quite fun.
27:51Let's see.
27:52I hop to the left.
27:53Happy hop arena.
27:54Then hop to the right.
27:55I love the hop arena.
27:56Back to the left.
27:57I'll do it once again.
27:58Hey, hop arena.
28:01This is quite fun.
28:05Can I have my ears back?
28:09Okay.
28:09That's enough.
28:14This is very pleasant.
28:15This has been the latest dance craze with Jean-Claude and Philippe.
28:21Tune in next time to hear Jean-Claude say,
28:23I am embarrassed for you.
28:36And now it's time for an installment in the history of fashion with Archibald.
28:41The part of the show where Archibald comes out and shares a lesson in the history of fashion.
28:47In the olden days, the biggest craze with the folks who lived back then
28:51Of the bourgeoisie, an accessory for the women and the men
28:55Not pant or shirt, nor blouse or skirt, or anything made from thread
29:00But woven hair from horse or bear situated on the head
29:04Our astonishing wigs
29:05They're enormously big
29:06We love our astonishing wigs
29:08Astonishing wigs, astonishing wigs
29:10Do you like our astonishing wigs?
29:14From most famous queens of greatest means to the lowly duchess fair
29:18Ran a common thread upon the head for those unhappy with their hair
29:22Now you can bet that even pets and livestock would confer
29:26So wigs they took to improve the look of their bristles and their fur
29:31Our astonishing wigs
29:32They're enormously big
29:33We love our astonishing wigs
29:35Astonishing wigs, astonishing wigs
29:37Do you like our astonishing wigs?
29:39We are the pigs in wigs
29:40Yes, our locks are very big
29:41And we squeal without a care in our artificial hairs
29:44Our hearts are most enthralled
29:45Since pigs like us are balls
29:46So we'll sing and we'll smile
29:47And we'll proudly fuck the style of our astonishing wigs
29:50And so it's said, this fashion spread from the lofty to the low
29:55From prince to pig, the look was big and continued thus to grow
29:59Hence girls and boys would dress their toys in manufactured mops
30:03Then bush and tree soon too would cease
30:05More wigs upon their tops
30:07Our astonishing wigs
30:09They're enormously big
30:10We love our astonishing wigs
30:12Astonishing wigs, astonishing wigs
30:14Do you like our astonishing wigs?
30:16These are our twigs in wigs
30:17Yes, our locks are very big
30:18And they dance without a care in their artificial hair
30:20We don't panic if their hair gets problematic
30:22We just need to back and smile
30:24For the fabric and its style of our...
30:26Astonishing wigs
30:31Astonishing wigs
30:46Astonishing wigs
30:48Tune in next time to hear Archibald say
30:51So then, after a while wigs went out of fashion
30:54And everyone turned to bell-bottoms
30:59Oh brother
31:00Our astonishing wigs
31:13And now it's time for City Songs with Larry
31:16The part of the show where Larry comes out and sings a silly song
31:19We join our veggie friends for their annual Easter tradition
31:24Okay kids, ready for the Easter egg hunt?
31:27Yay!
31:32I've got my hat
31:33I've got my net
31:35I've got binoculars
31:37Metal detector
31:38I'm set
31:39For an egg-spedition
31:41I'm a cute on a mission
31:43The greatest Easter egg hunt yet
31:46I'm good to go
31:48I'll find the prize
31:50At the safari store I bought out
31:52All their supplies
31:54Life will be sweet
31:56When my beautiful treat
31:57Is right before my eyes
32:01My golden egg
32:03Has my name on it
32:04It will be mine
32:06All mine
32:07All mine
32:08Because I want it
32:09It's there for the pickin'
32:10From a funnier chicken
32:12Soon I'll be holdin'
32:15My golden egg
32:19In the deepest, darkest jungle
32:21There are many scary things
32:23I am always on the lookout
32:25For whatever bites or stings
32:27I run or creep down low
32:29I go wherever eggs may roam
32:31Remember, I'm a professional
32:32So don't try this at home
32:35No luck?
32:36Okay, my search will widen
32:38To just be on this lava pit
32:40I'm sure that's where it's hiding
32:41I overcome each hardship
32:43I make it through each mess
32:45Because I must possess
32:48My golden egg
32:50Has my name on it
32:52It will be mine
32:53All mine
32:54All mine
32:55Because I want it
32:56It's there for the pickin'
32:58From a funnier chicken
32:59Soon I'll be holdin'
33:02My golden egg
33:04I missed it
33:05Oh, no!
33:06I found it!
33:07And now she has her happy hands around it
33:11I'm defeated
33:12A lot of nothing's what I got
33:14But maybe
33:16But maybe
33:18But maybe
33:20Not
33:21I still have
33:24My golden egg
33:26Thanks to the caring
33:28Of my competitor
33:31Whose heart
33:32Believes in sharing
33:33This bowl's made for peeling
33:35What a wonderful feeling
33:37Cause now we are holdin'
33:40Our golden egg
33:47This has been Silly Songs with Lenny
33:50Tune in next time to hear Lenny say
33:52This is awesome
33:53I'm Roman
34:02And now it's time for Silly Songs with Larry
34:05The part of the show where Larry comes out and sings a silly song
34:08We join Larry as he recounts the amazing tale of his family's invention of macaroni and cheese
34:16It's true
34:17I will explain it to you
34:20As only
34:22An opera
34:23Can do
34:28My great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather
34:36And my great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandmother
34:41I forget how many greats
34:43Well, they lived in different families
34:45Lived in different families
34:47Who didn't like each other
34:50My name's Antonio Cucaroni
34:53And we eat some pasta only
34:55Buschaccini, rigatoni
34:56We like a penny
34:57Cannelloni
34:58But don't call them noodles
35:01Ha ha ha ha ha
35:04My name's Mama Cumbarisi
35:06And the food's extremely cheesy
35:08Cold and zoolah
35:09Oh, it's smelly
35:10But I still want some in my belly
35:12That's because we like our food
35:13It's truly cheesy
35:16Ha ha ha ha ha
35:20Have you met my son, Tony?
35:22Makes some in a macaroni
35:23My Maria makes a charming sausage cheese
35:27Someday she'll meet a man
35:28Who comes from her own clan
35:30No son of mine
35:31Will ever marry a Cumbarisi
35:37My great great great great
35:39Great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:45great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:47great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:48great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:50great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:50great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:50great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:50great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:51great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
35:51great great great
35:58Tony liked each other.
36:06It's his fault.
36:07Her fault.
36:08Your fault.
36:09No, it's their fault.
36:10The families were having a bit.
36:12Maria and Tony were tasting.
36:16It's impossibly delicious.
36:19It's incredibly delightful.
36:21There's a piece on your lips.
36:23We shouldn't miss this biteful.
36:26Oh, wait, wait, wait a minute.
36:28This is my grandparents.
36:30Nothing to see here.
36:31Let's just skip to the end.
36:33That's how my great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:39great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:48great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great
36:49great great
36:52And invented macaroni and cheese.
36:55It's a cheese and macaroni.
36:57It's a macaroni and cheese.
36:58It's great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great.
37:01This has been Silly Songs with Barry.
37:03Tune in next time to hear Antonio say it.
37:06It's great.
37:15So when I'm lying in my bed
37:21And the furniture starts creeping
37:26I'll just laugh and say
37:28Hey, cut that out
37:30And get back to my sleeping
37:32Cause I know that God's the biggest
37:35And he's watching all the while
37:37So when I get scared
37:39I'll think of him
37:40And close my eyes
37:43And smile
37:51God is bigger than the Gorgie Man
37:55He's bigger than Godzilla
37:57Or the monsters on TV
37:58Oh, God is bigger than the Gorgie Man
38:02And he's watching out for you and me
38:05So are you frightened?
38:07No, not really
38:08Are you worried?
38:09Not a bit
38:09I know whatever's gonna happen
38:11That God can handle it
38:13I'm sorry that I scared you
38:15When you saw me on TV
38:16Well, that's okay
38:18Cause now I know
38:19That God is taking care of me
38:25God is bigger than the Gorgie Man
38:28He's bigger than Godzilla
38:30Or the monsters on TV
38:32Oh, God is bigger than the Gorgie Man
38:36And he's watching out for you and me
38:38One more time!
38:40God is bigger than the Gorgie Man
38:43He's bigger than the Gorgie Man
38:45Or the monsters on TV
38:46Oh, God is bigger than the Gorgie Man
38:50And he's watching out for you and me
38:53He's watching out for you and me
38:58Watching, watching, watching
39:02All for you and me!
39:07Yeah!
39:20Check it out, check it out
39:22If you want your big hat
39:23We got that
39:24If you need a tube of glue
39:25We got that too
39:26A 20-gallon wok
39:28They're in stock
39:29And if you need refrigerators
39:31To keep extra fat potatoes
39:32Or a giant air compressor
39:33To blow food by thoughtful dresser
39:34Or a dehydrated scroodle
39:35Or a milk drink for your poodle
39:36Or a five-pound can of tuna
39:37And some flippers to go scuba
39:41Scuba, scuba
39:42Scooby-dooby-doo-ba
39:43Here we go, scuba
39:44Come on!
39:48If you need a rubber hose
39:49We got those
39:50A row to get your G
39:52We got three
39:53A wraparound deck
39:54Gotta check
39:55But if you need a window scraper
39:57And a grosser toilet paper
39:58Or a ratchet set in flyers
39:59And surrounds on amplifiers
40:00And a solar turkey chopper
40:01Or a padded over popper
40:02Find a stretch for looking grungy
40:04And some rope for growing bungee
40:07Bungie, bungee, bungee, bungee, bungee, bungee
40:09Here we go, bungee
40:11Come on!
40:23The bunny, the bunny, whoa, I ate the bunny
40:28I didn't eat my soup or my bread
40:32Just the bunny
40:33The bunny, the bunny, oh, I love the bunny
40:38But now I feel sick in the head from the bunny
40:44I didn't eat my salad
40:46I didn't eat my steak
40:48I had too much candy
40:51Got a tummy ache
40:53I need to eat good food to help me to grow
40:59I'll obey my mama
41:01Cause she loves me so
41:04Yeah, I'll go to church
41:06And I'll go to school
41:09That stuff is important
41:12And I ain't no fool
41:14I don't want no pickles
41:16I don't want no pickles
41:17I don't want no honey
41:17I just want a plate and a fork and a bunny
41:19No, no, no, no, no, girls
41:21No, that's wrong
41:23I learned my lesson
41:25Oh, you're gonna get tummy aches
41:27The bunny, I just want a plate and a fork and a bunny
41:28Now you stop singing that stuff
41:30Listen here, girls
41:32I just want a plate and a fork and a bunny
41:35The bunny, the bunny, whoa, I ate the bunny
41:40I didn't eat my soup or my bread
41:43Just the bunny, the bunny, the bunny
41:47Oh, I love the bunny
41:50But now I feel sick in the head
41:59From the bunny
42:14You're not going to sing, are you?
42:19Couldn't you just play your harp and I'll throw things at you?
42:23Oh
42:25You're big, I'm little
42:27My head only comes to your middle
42:30But I say little guys can do big things too
42:34Oh, yes, but Goliath, he's
42:37He's big, but God's bigger
42:39And when I think of him, that's when I figure
42:42With his help, little guys can do big things too
42:50Oh, I see what you're saying
42:54All right, I understand
42:55Now let's suppose that this is true
42:57You still look rather weepy, but I know what we can do
42:59Step behind the skirt and it will only take a minute
43:02There's a closet in the corner and you'll like what I've got in it
43:05You'll find my royal armor there
43:06Now, Dally, put it on
43:07Yes, now you'll look much bigger when the battle lines are drawn
43:10One more thing you'll need, I think
43:11Pick up my royal sword
43:12It's a big one and a beauty
43:13The best we could afford
43:14Once you've got it all together, I think you will agree
43:17You're bound to do much better if you try to look like me
43:28Oh dear
43:30You know, I think maybe I should just be plain old me
43:34Oh, yes, well, I suppose
43:37But have you seen Goliath?
43:40Why, he's, he's just, he's
43:42He's big, but God's bigger
43:45And when I think of him, that's when I figure
43:48With his help, little guys can do big things
43:52With his help, I know I can do big things
43:55With his help, little guys can do big things too
44:04All right, if you're sure you know what you're getting into
44:09Oh dear
44:12Oh dear
44:12Oh dear
44:12Oh dear
44:12Oh dear
44:13Oh dear
44:13Oh dear
44:13Oh dear
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