(Curious George) - New Episodes in English - Comedy Cartoon Part 1
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00:00 The world was full of surprises.
00:03 But George never imagined anything like this.
00:10 This was the museum's first robot exhibit.
00:15 So, what do you think, George?
00:18 Are all robots this easy to control?
00:25 Some are even easier.
00:32 George, take this grape juice.
00:35 Stop!
00:37 That's not for drinking.
00:40 It's for spilling on the carpet.
00:43 Oh, no! Go on, she asked you to. Enjoy!
00:48 Enjoy!
00:49 So, easy or what?
01:17 I want ten.
01:18 This one has a delicate enough grip to perform surgery.
01:25 Or do this.
01:27 Now, over here are examples of what people imagined robots would be.
01:41 Oh.
01:42 This is where we'll put your rare models.
01:53 You will have them here before the opening tonight, right?
01:56 Sure, I'll bring them back after I take George home.
01:59 I got it!
02:07 Hey!
02:08 Here you go!
02:10 Hey, you guys!
02:18 Huh?
02:20 Oops!
02:24 Sorry.
02:26 Now, where did I put those…
02:34 Um, George, did you see my box of robots?
02:38 George! Those toys are toys!
02:45 Ah!
02:53 Well, they are toys, but not toys you play with.
02:58 I mean, well, you know, I don't know.
03:02 Well, you know, I've saved these for years.
03:05 They're valuable collector's items now.
03:08 Thanks!
03:13 Here, you can drive the Mars Rover out.
03:16 Woo! Ah-ha!
03:18 Wow! Hunley sure loves that!
03:44 Okay, George, I have to take that with me.
03:46 Thanks! I'll see you later!
03:53 I never knew Hunley liked robots so much.
04:00 That's how George got the idea to make a robot for Hunley to play with.
04:10 Woo-hoo! Ah-ha!
04:12 Now, how could he make a robot?
04:17 Ah!
04:20 Oh!
04:23 Uh-oh!
04:25 The man with the yellow hat missed one.
04:27 And its instructions.
04:30 Huh?
04:33 This was only a model of a robot.
04:35 A real robot moved on its own power.
04:40 Huh?
04:41 That's when George realized he couldn't build a robot because he didn't know how to make a motor.
04:47 The only thing he had that could make a robot go was himself.
04:55 But maybe he was all he needed.
05:07 George knew he could find things shaped like the robot's parts.
05:11 Yeah!
05:12 Ah-ha!
05:13 Ha-ha-ha-ha!
05:18 Ah-ha!
05:21 Ha-ha-ha-ha!
05:27 Yay!
05:29 Oh-oh-oh!
05:32 Oh!
05:35 Ah-ha!
05:40 Oh!
05:41 Ha-ha-ha-ha!
05:43 Important lesson. When picking your head, make sure you can see.
05:46 Oh!
05:47 Ah-ha-ha-ha!
05:56 Uh-oh!
06:02 Ah!
06:04 Oh-oh-oh!
06:06 Oh!
06:08 Hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm.
06:10 Yeah!
06:15 [GIGGLING]
06:19 [GIGGLING]
06:23 [GIGGLING]
06:27 Ah-ha!
06:37 Ah-ha-ha!
06:38 There was only one way to find out if this would work.
06:45 [GASPS]
06:47 [GIGGLING]
06:54 [MUMBLING]
07:04 [GIGGLING]
07:07 Oh?
07:08 Oh!
07:10 Oh-oh-oh!
07:12 It worked!
07:14 Hunley thought George was a real robot.
07:16 Oh-oh-oh!
07:18 [GIGGLING]
07:19 Oh-oh-oh!
07:20 Oh-oh-oh!
07:27 [GIGGLING]
07:29 Being robotic for a whole hour was tiring.
07:32 George was ready to get out of that thing.
07:34 But he didn't want to ruin it for Hunley by letting him see the robot wasn't real.
07:39 [GRUNTING]
07:44 Since he couldn't reach the button, George decided to relax and wait till the elevator came.
07:50 Oh?
07:52 Hmm-hmm.
08:00 Oh, no! I must have left the XF-17 at home.
08:04 It's my favorite, too!
08:05 I can go get it while you finish setting up.
08:08 What's it look like?
08:09 Well, it's two inches tall.
08:11 It's red. Oh, and it has no legs.
08:14 George waited so long for the elevator...
08:20 ...that he fell asleep.
08:22 [YAWNING]
08:26 Oh, hi, Professor!
08:29 Hi! I just came to pick up a small red robot.
08:32 You mean the one in the lobby?
08:34 He said two inches tall.
08:38 But I guess he meant, uh, two feet.
08:41 Did you find my XF-17?
08:50 Yes. It's so cute.
08:53 How old were you when you built that? Six?
08:56 I was... 22.
08:58 It's cute?
08:59 I left it by the elevator because it got heavy.
09:02 Heavy?
09:04 There was the elevator.
09:08 Finally, George could go home.
09:13 Uh-oh! I left it right here.
09:18 Oh, no! Someone must have kicked it.
09:21 Check the floor!
09:23 I don't think you could kick that thing across the room.
09:26 Oh, sure you could. It's only two inches tall.
09:28 You mean two feet.
09:30 I know the difference between inches and feet, Professor.
09:33 There's a runaway robot upstairs.
09:35 It's small, red, and says XF-17 on the side.
09:38 You got the controls?
09:39 What controls? It has no moving parts.
09:42 I'm so confused.
09:47 This sure didn't look like home.
09:55 Who are all these strange people?
09:57 That's not it.
10:03 Is too.
10:05 I'd know that handwriting anywhere.
10:11 Hi!
10:14 George, Professor Wiseman brought you to the museum because she thought you were my XF-17.
10:20 Oh!
10:24 Yeah, your outfit's so good you almost ended up on exhibit.
10:27 Hey, that's a great idea.
10:31 Huh?
10:33 We promised an XF-17 model.
10:35 We never said it wouldn't be monkey-powered.
10:38 And that's how George became a museum exhibit for a day.
10:50 Woo-hah!
10:51 George is a monkey, so he can do things we can't do.
11:01 He was a robot, and he got lost in the museum.
11:05 I am making a robot that can clean.
11:10 We're using things that are recycled.
11:14 This black thing is a type of hose.
11:19 And this is a thingamabob.
11:22 I'm not sure what she means by thingamabob.
11:25 A thing that you don't know what it is, so you just call it a thingamabob.
11:30 This is a thingamabob robot that can clean, which is a spy.
11:34 It's a spy because people can't really see it because it's little.
11:39 I gave it sticky feet so my robot can climb.
11:48 Look, oh, that's great.
11:49 Kelly is making a robot that is an air blower.
11:52 It's made out of this blower thingy, and this bottom piece is to hold it up.
11:58 When you pull this up and pull it down, air comes out of it.
12:01 So then if you want to air yourself, like I'm doing right now,
12:05 it can help you to be less hot.
12:09 I'm going to make a little design on it.
12:12 Kelly's robot looks very cool.
12:16 Thank you very much.
12:18 I'm making a racing robot.
12:21 I took apart two race cars for the feet and two gray tubes for the legs.
12:30 And then I'm going to do a coffee can for the body.
12:33 This is the brain right here.
12:35 You always have to make sure you put a brain on your robot.
12:39 It works!
12:44 See, you have an idea.
12:46 You're a good story.
12:48 Of all the bedtime stories, 00 Doggy was George's favorite.
12:54 It's a super spy's job to discover secrets, and 00 Doggy is the best.
13:02 He has lots of tools to help him.
13:06 Oh, that's a periscope, remember?
13:14 Huh?
13:15 Uh-uh.
13:17 Well, inside the tube are two mirrors.
13:20 The mirror at this end reflects whatever it's pointing at to a mirror at this end.
13:25 Oh!
13:27 That way, 00 Doggy can see things without being seen himself.
13:34 [laughs]
13:36 All right, good night, little spy monkey.
13:42 [door opens]
13:43 The next day, George started practicing to be a super spy like 00 Doggy.
13:51 George, if you have any paper to recycle, put it in this bin, okay?
14:02 Um, George?
14:05 [laughs]
14:07 [music]
14:09 A super spy needed a spy name.
14:14 George became...
14:17 00 Monkey.
14:20 Professor Wiseman?
14:22 I was wondering...
14:24 Can we meet an hour later?
14:27 A super spy had to be smart, quiet...
14:32 and quick with his hands.
14:37 and feet.
14:38 There's this thing I want to get for George.
14:43 He is going to love it.
14:45 [gasps]
14:47 Sometimes, super spies had to go undercover.
14:53 Oh, great! See you then!
14:57 Phew!
14:59 He'd only been a super spy for two minutes, and 00 Monkey already had his first spy mission.
15:05 Find out where the man with the yellow hat was going to get him.
15:08 But he had to make sure he wouldn't be seen.
15:12 [laughs]
15:20 George?
15:31 [music]
15:33 Staying out of sight...
15:37 was complicated.
15:41 Hi, how you doing?
15:46 What?
15:48 George?
15:50 Hm.
15:53 Even puddles could give you away.
16:00 [music]
16:02 Do you have this in stock?
16:12 [barking]
16:15 A barking Charkie was even worse than a puddle.
16:22 [barking]
16:24 The last thing a spy wants is to attract attention.
16:28 [barking]
16:29 That sounds like Charkie.
16:31 She must have escaped again.
16:33 [barking]
16:35 [barking]
16:38 [gasps]
16:40 Obviously, not every dog was a good spy like 00 Doggie.
16:46 [barking]
16:51 I got it!
16:53 [barking]
16:56 [grunts]
16:57 Well, we found Charkie.
17:01 Sorry, we'll help clean that up.
17:06 No, it's alright. Just take Charkie home.
17:10 Thanks.
17:12 Okay, bye.
17:14 [barking]
17:16 [music]
17:19 [music]
17:20 Hmm, let's see now.
17:28 It should be here somewhere.
17:30 [gasps]
17:32 George?
17:37 Huh, that's funny. Your baby looks just like my monkey.
17:44 [gasps]
17:47 He's a good-looking monkey. I mean...
17:49 Oh, boy.
17:51 Hmm.
17:57 00 Monkey's efforts were about to pay off.
18:02 Sorry, we're all sold out of those.
18:05 Those? Those what?
18:08 [whines]
18:10 Oh, well, I'll have to try Mabel's.
18:13 You want some help cleaning that up?
18:16 It's gonna take some time.
18:17 Oh, that's okay. I don't mind.
18:19 [barks]
18:27 It was hard being a super spy without the right tools.
18:33 Hmm.
18:35 What he needed was a periscope.
18:39 [grunts]
18:42 [laughs]
18:45 Unfortunately, he didn't have one.
18:47 But maybe he could make one while the man with the yellow hat was busy stacking animals.
18:53 To make a periscope, he needed something long and hollow.
19:03 [grunts]
19:05 [laughs]
19:07 And a couple of mirrors.
19:14 [laughs]
19:15 And some scissors.
19:23 [laughs]
19:25 [grunts]
19:32 Figuring out where all the holes should go wasn't easy.
19:36 [laughs]
19:38 [grunts]
19:41 [honks horn]
19:43 [music]
19:45 [music]
19:46 [laughs]
20:14 [music]
20:15 [grunts]
20:23 It took a while to get the angle of the periscope just right.
20:27 [laughs]
20:31 He was gonna need something to hold it all together.
20:39 [music]
20:40 [laughs]
20:44 At last, Double-O Monkey had his spy periscope.
20:52 [laughs]
20:54 And not a moment too soon.
20:58 [grunts]
21:00 [birds chirping]
21:03 [music]
21:04 George's periscope worked great.
21:10 He could see between things,
21:13 over things,
21:17 and around things.
21:24 Nothing was too hairy for his periscope.
21:31 [music]
21:32 [barking]
21:41 Except maybe Charky.
21:44 [barking]
21:46 [laughs]
21:55 [barking]
21:56 [gasps]
22:00 [yells]
22:04 How could he keep his eye on the man with the yellow hat now?
22:14 [gasps]
22:16 [barks]
22:21 [barks]
22:22 A broken periscope can't stop a super spy with tools like a mirror and the brain of a monkey.
22:32 [laughs]
22:37 [laughs]
22:41 Huh?
22:44 You wouldn't be a spy monkey, would you?
22:50 [laughs]
22:51 Did you make this?
22:53 Uh-huh.
22:55 Wow! This is very good.
22:58 Mm.
23:00 Really? But you know, it's not nice to spy on people.
23:06 [laughs]
23:08 And can ruin surprises like this.
23:14 [gasps]
23:18 Now, do you want an official 00-doggy periscope, or would you rather just make another one?
23:24 [barks]
23:27 You want both?
23:29 [laughs]
23:31 When you're a super spy monkey, you need lots of ways to keep your eyes on things.
23:38 Most mornings, George went out on the porch to find the paper.
23:43 [barks]
23:45 This morning, the paper found George.
23:48 Sorry!
23:49 [barks]
23:51 George wished he could be a paper boy someday.
23:55 [barks]
23:57 But he didn't even know how to ride a bike.
24:00 Not yet, anyway.
24:02 [laughs]
24:06 [barks]
24:09 [laughs]
24:14 This? Why, this was my bike when I was a boy.
24:17 I sure had fun.
24:20 But it was a long time ago.
24:22 [laughs]
24:24 You want to try it?
24:28 [laughs]
24:30 [barks]
24:34 [barks]
24:36 Hmm. Yeah, it's going to need a little work first.
24:43 [music]
24:44 Oh!
24:49 [laughs]
24:53 [laughs]
25:00 Now to blow up the tires.
25:01 Hmm. Yeah.
25:03 This was something George could do.
25:05 He'd blown up lots of balloons.
25:07 [blows]
25:08 [blows]
25:11 [blows]
25:12 [blows]
25:14 [panting]
25:15 No luck?
25:17 Let's try this air pump.
25:19 Ooh!
25:25 [laughs]
25:29 Be my guest.
25:33 [blows]
25:34 Ow!
25:44 George liked knowing the man with the yellow hat was holding him up.
25:51 By the third day...
25:55 He rode so fast, the man with the yellow hat couldn't keep up.
26:01 [laughs]
26:02 Very good, George!
26:07 I think you're ready to ride on the road.
26:10 [laughs]
26:11 Now remember, always watch where you're going,
26:14 stay on the right side of the road,
26:16 and signal turns, like this for left and this for right.
26:20 [laughs]
26:22 That's it.
26:25 Oh, and be a good little monkey cyclist.
26:28 Bye-bye.
26:29 [laughs]
26:30 [monkey screeches]
26:31 [monkey screeches]
26:43 [monkey screeches]
26:46 Like most cyclists, George loved the wind blowing in his fur.
26:55 [gasps]
26:57 [moans]
27:00 For the first time ever, he was even faster than bunnies.
27:03 [monkey screeches]
27:05 [monkey screeches]
27:07 [monkey screeches]
27:11 Wow!
27:14 Great trick!
27:16 [monkey chatters]
27:18 Sorry I came out so fast, but I'm going to be late for school.
27:22 Hey, could you finish my paper route?
27:26 [monkey chatters]
27:28 [laughs]
27:29 Trusted with a paper route, it was like George's wish had just been granted.
27:36 Every house on the road gets a paper, including the houses across the stream.
27:41 Okay.
27:43 [monkey chatters]
27:57 [monkey chatters]
27:58 Yes, George had become just like a real paper boy.
28:01 Nothing would stop him from completing his route.
28:11 [monkey chatters]
28:14 [monkey chatters]
28:17 [monkey chatters]
28:24 [laughs]
28:27 The last time they came to the stream, the man with the yellow hat made paper boats.
28:31 George thought he remembered how.
28:35 [laughs]
28:37 [monkey chatters]
28:41 His boat was so good...
28:46 George decided to make a whole fleet.
28:53 [monkey chatters]
28:54 [laughs]
28:58 Well, hello.
29:01 You must be a paper boy.
29:03 That's an important job.
29:06 Looks like you've delivered them all but one.
29:09 Another day's hard work almost done, eh?
29:11 [gasps]
29:13 [laughs]
29:15 [laughs]
29:19 [monkey chatters]
29:22 [laughs]
29:23 [monkey chatters]
29:25 [laughs]
29:31 George couldn't wait for his newspapers to be sun-dried.
29:37 [yells]
29:39 George had promised Bill he'd deliver all these papers.
29:43 If it didn't get done, Bill could lose his job.
29:46 [sobs]
29:49 Maybe the man with the yellow hat knew where to get dry papers.
29:52 [laughs]
30:00 But George forgot to watch where he was going.
30:02 [gasps]
30:05 [laughs]
30:06 [screams]
30:07 [groans]
30:10 Fortunately, he was wearing a helmet.
30:12 [laughs]
30:15 Unfortunately, the bike was not.
30:18 [whines]
30:19 [groans]
30:21 [sighs]
30:26 The walk home was a long one for George.
30:29 [whines]
30:30 Hi, George.
30:32 Are you looking for someone to repair that wheel?
30:36 [laughs]
30:39 Not me.
30:41 [laughs]
30:43 [whines]
30:45 No!
30:47 No, not Leslie.
30:49 Come on.
30:51 [honks]
30:55 You think you could get George's wheel rolling again?
31:00 I know I can.
31:05 [yells]
31:07 [whines]
31:08 I think we can fix this.
31:28 It seemed to be going well.
31:32 But George felt he should help.
31:34 [beep]
31:35 A wrench.
31:38 George knew how to use that.
31:39 [laughs]
31:43 [yelps]
31:46 That looks good.
31:47 Now let's fix these spokes.
31:49 [laughs]
31:54 Terrific!
31:57 [whines]
31:59 Next, we check balance.
32:03 [whines]
32:04 That looks good.
32:06 Now the tube.
32:08 All right.
32:11 Ah-ha!
32:13 Just needs a patch.
32:14 [whines]
32:17 [yells]
32:22 [laughs]
32:27 [whines]
32:29 Where is that wrench?
32:32 [whines]
32:33 [yells]
32:36 Aw, thank you, George.
32:40 All we need now is some air in the tires.
32:53 George hadn't helped as much as he wanted to.
32:57 Perhaps one or two minor adjustments...
33:02 [clanking]
33:03 He did, however, know how to use a pump.
33:06 [yells]
33:08 [laughs]
33:19 Oh, you're welcome.
33:21 George rushed home to tell the man with the yellow hat about his paper problem.
33:26 [laughs]
33:29 George, I have a surprise for you.
33:31 Huh?
33:33 [howls]
33:35 Oh, George, Bill came by.
33:41 Apparently, some people didn't get their newspapers today.
33:44 Yeah, one lady saw a duck riding in a newspaper boat,
33:48 but it wouldn't get out and let her read the headlines.
33:51 Suddenly, George remembered he hadn't told the man with the yellow hat about his paper problem.
33:56 [laughs]
33:58 [whines]
33:59 [whines]
34:01 [whines]
34:03 [whines]
34:05 Hey, hold on, George.
34:07 How about we just buy a few dry papers and deliver them right now?
34:11 Yeah.
34:13 And so, George was able to finish his route just like a real paper boy.
34:19 Maybe I should buy a new bike for myself, too.
34:23 [laughs]
34:27 Sorry!
34:28 George is a monkey, and sometimes he does things you can't do.
34:38 He messed up his bike, and Mrs. Rankins helped him fix it.
34:43 This is Bikes Not Bombs.
34:50 It's called Bikes Not Bombs. Lots of bikes, no bombs.
34:54 We ship recycled bikes all around the world where people need them.
34:57 And we teach kids how to fix bikes.
34:59 Jasmine is kind of like Mrs. Rankins because she knows how to fix bikes.
35:04 Oh, we had a flat tire. The first tool we used was a stand.
35:08 Now that we have the bike and the stand, what will we do next?
35:12 Take off the tire to fix it.
35:14 Exactly. So, what tool will we use?
35:16 We took a wrench, so we had to find the right size.
35:20 I think this one fits. It's the 15.
35:23 You got it. Yep.
35:24 Which way to turn it, left or right?
35:26 Righty, tighty, lefty, loosey.
35:28 Tighty, loosey, lefty, right. What is it again?
35:32 Righty, tighty, lefty, loosey means turning right is tightening it, and left to loosen.
35:38 That is true.
35:40 So this is left, and I'm loosening it.
35:42 This is a tire lever. We use tire levers to take the tire off.
35:49 There, we got it.
35:52 We put a tube inside of the bucket of water and see where the bubbles come up from.
35:56 You can see a leak.
35:58 What's the first step of patching the tube?
36:02 You want the area to be rough so that it will stick better.
36:05 And then we use the scraper to scrape the tube.
36:07 It looks like a cheese grater.
36:09 And then we put special glue on, and then we put on the patch, and we put it in the wheel.
36:15 We're pumping the tire.
36:17 Got it.
36:21 It's all set.
36:22 It's all set. It's ready to ride now.
36:24 I think fixing bikes is really fun.
36:27 Well, good morning, George.
36:33 I'm going to sleep five more minutes, okay?
36:36 No!
36:44 [laughing]
36:45 Hurry!
36:51 This here roller coaster whips and snaps your own hairpin turns at 70 miles per hour!
36:58 So come on down to Zadie Island and ride the Turbo Python 3000.
37:05 That's Captain's orders.
37:09 Oh, well, that looks very exciting, George.
37:13 Anyway, we have a lot of errands to run today.
37:16 Like I was saying, I'll get dressed so we can spend a fun day at Zadie Island riding the Turbo Python 3000.
37:29 [music]
37:30 Now don't eat all that licorice at once, okay, George?
37:43 Hi, Steve. Betsy.
37:47 Hi, George.
37:49 Hey, have you guys been on the Turbo Python 3000?
37:53 We've been on nine times already. That's the record.
37:57 [laughing]
37:58 Ah, is it, um, fun?
38:01 He screamed his head off nine times. We're going to ride it all day. Want to come?
38:06 [laughing]
38:08 Everyone was excited about riding the Turbo Python 3000.
38:16 Except the man with the yellow hat.
38:19 He was afraid of roller coasters and remembered the first and last time he rode a roller coaster.
38:27 It was so long ago, he was just the boy with the yellow hat.
38:30 [laughing]
38:32 And since that day, roller coasters upset him.
38:40 Okay, I'm a grown man. I have no reason to fear a roller coaster.
38:46 Uh, enjoy the ride, George.
38:55 I am thirsty.
38:56 Excuse me. I'm sorry, but you can't ride the Turbo Python 3000.
39:06 You have to be as tall as this sign to ride. And, uh, you're not.
39:12 Sorry, pal.
39:17 That goes for you, too, son.
39:24 [gasp]
39:25 Do you mind if we ride without you?
39:33 Uh, yeah.
39:34 [bell ringing]
39:41 [laughing]
39:48 [laughing]
39:49 Sorry. I measure to the top of a head, not the top of a hat.
40:01 [whining]
40:03 You're gonna have to really grow before you can ride there, little fella.
40:09 George wondered exactly how much he had to grow.
40:14 But when he measured with his hand, he was the same height as the sign.
40:18 He must have grown already.
40:20 [laughing]
40:22 You're not measuring right. I wish I had a ruler or something.
40:26 [laughing]
40:29 Let's see. One, two, three, four, five.
40:36 Well, the sign is five licorice whips tall, and you are...
40:41 One, two, three, four licorice whips tall.
40:46 You can come back when you've grown one more licorice whip tall.
40:51 Until then, enjoy the rest of the park.
40:54 [whining]
40:56 The man with the yellow hat decided that before today was over,
41:03 he was going to ride that Turbo Python 3000.
41:06 Somehow, he did.
41:10 Somehow.
41:11 Well, this is a start anyway.
41:16 Uh-oh. I can't do it.
41:24 Oh, boy.
41:27 Whew, I am thirsty.
41:29 The petting zoo was fun, but George had one thing on his mind.
41:39 [music playing]
41:40 I bet you if we eat what giraffes eat, we'd be tall, too.
41:44 [whining]
41:46 [laughing]
41:48 George imagined how great it would be to be tall enough to ride the Turbo Python 3000.
41:53 [vomiting]
42:01 Tastes that bad?
42:04 [whining]
42:07 [whining]
42:08 I wonder if growing up always tastes bad.
42:12 George wondered how the man got so big.
42:20 [whining]
42:22 Exercise. Of course.
42:28 [vomiting]
42:33 [music playing]
42:34 So you want to grow big and strong like me?
42:55 Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
42:58 Great. I'll show you the proper workout, and you can be as big as me in five years.
43:04 [whining]
43:06 George couldn't wait five years. Not today.
43:11 [laughing]
43:13 [music playing]
43:26 One, two, three, four, and a half!
43:30 [laughing]
43:32 George had grown half a licorice whip.
43:37 Eating like a giraffe and exercising really helped.
43:41 Maybe he could stretch himself the last half a licorice whip.
43:46 [laughing]
43:48 [music playing]
43:51 That's it, honey. Go to sleep. Nothing makes you grow like a good sleep.
43:56 And I want you to grow up to be big and healthy.
44:00 [whining]
44:02 All this growing made George tired.
44:09 If sleep made you grow, he could do two things at once.
44:13 [sniffing]
44:15 [laughing]
44:20 [snoring]
44:21 Sleep made George grow a lot, at least in his dream.
44:28 [crash]
44:30 I'm sorry. You can't ride the Turbo Python 3000. You're too big.
44:36 [whining]
44:38 [laughing]
44:40 [whining]
44:42 George didn't grow as big as he had in his dream.
44:48 But he grew enough to be five licorice whips tall.
44:52 [barking]
44:54 [laughing]
44:56 [screaming]
44:58 My hat! I lost my hat!
45:01 Seeing Betsy lose her hat reminded the man with the yellow hat of that fateful day.
45:08 My hat! I lost my hat!
45:12 [screaming]
45:14 [whoosh]
45:17 [whoosh]
45:18 [whoosh]
45:20 [cheering]
45:25 That's it. I'm not afraid of roller coasters.
45:29 I'm afraid of losing my yellow hat.
45:32 Your hat is safe, Betsy!
45:35 [laughing]
45:37 [laughing]
45:42 Uh-huh.
45:46 [click]
45:47 One, two, three, four, five.
45:51 [laughing]
45:53 You grew already?
45:55 [laughing]
45:57 Huh?
45:59 Oh.
46:01 Any chance you've been nibbling on those licorice whips, George?
46:04 Oh. [laughing]
46:07 When you were first measured, the licorice whips were longer, so it took four of them to measure you.
46:13 [laughing]
46:15 [chewing]
46:16 But every time you took a bite, you made it smaller, so now it takes five to measure you.
46:21 [laughing]
46:23 So you didn't grow at all. Sorry.
46:26 [groaning]
46:28 What's with all the sour faces?
46:31 I don't like sour faces at me park, you know.
46:34 [groaning]
46:36 Hi there, Captain Zany.
46:38 You see, this monkey's too short to ride the Turbo Python 3000.
46:41 [groaning]
46:44 Bah! He's not too short.
46:46 Monkeys don't grow very big.
46:49 That's why we have the...
46:51 You must be this tall if you're a monkey-side.
46:55 [gasping]
46:59 [laughing]
47:01 Ha! You can ride, George, and I'm coming with you.
47:06 But first, give me all your licorice.
47:09 [engine revving]
47:11 [tires screeching]
47:14 [screaming]
47:15 [laughing]
47:17 [screaming]
47:19 [screaming]
47:21 [screaming]
47:23 (cheering)