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00:00 [music]
00:06 Where could it be? Where could it be? Perhaps it's somewhere I haven't looked.
00:12 You know, it's really much easier losing a thing than it is finding it.
00:18 Guess what, Pooh?
00:20 You found it?
00:22 No, I'm afraid not.
00:24 Found what?
00:26 What I'm looking for.
00:28 Oh, I'm learning to sing, Pooh. Would you...
00:35 It's a hammer, Biglet.
00:37 What is?
00:38 What I've lost.
00:40 Oh, I...
00:42 [music]
00:44 Pooh, have you found my hammer?
00:46 Yes, Rabbit. Almost.
00:49 How can you almost find something?
00:52 Well, you see, I've looked in so many places. I'm sure it's much closer to being found than lost.
01:00 I'm never loaning you another thing. You lose everything you touch.
01:04 It's a very bothersome habit, Pooh, and someday it's going to get you in trouble.
01:10 Oh, bother. I do have a habit of misplacing things.
01:14 Rabbit's hammer, gopher's potato peeler.
01:17 Would you like to hear me sing, Pooh?
01:19 It bothers the others very much, Biglet.
01:23 It makes them rather angry, you know.
01:25 But I haven't even started yet.
01:28 [music]
01:31 Oh, dear. I had no idea.
01:34 They don't like the way I'm always misplacing things, Biglet.
01:39 Biglet, I was here a moment ago.
01:42 Oh, I hope I haven't...
01:46 No, I couldn't have...
01:49 Biglet! Biglet!
01:52 Oh, no. I've misplaced my very best friend.
01:57 What shall I do? What...
01:59 Wait. Since I lost Biglet right after I lost the hammer,
02:06 when I find the hammer, I'll find Biglet.
02:09 And what better bait for catching a hammer than nails?
02:14 Well, have you found my hammer yet?
02:17 No. Not only have I not found the hammer, Rabbit,
02:21 but now I've lost Biglet as well.
02:24 It was bound to happen. Only a matter of time.
02:26 You misplace everything you come near.
02:28 Now you've misplaced Biglet.
02:32 Oh, well, it'll be all right, Pooh Bear.
02:35 I'll help you find him.
02:37 My hammer trap!
02:41 Oh, bother. Not even close.
02:46 Pooh, we've looked everywhere. At least a hundred times.
02:51 But I believe we've only looked over there one or three dozen times.
02:55 Perhaps we should check again.
02:57 This is ridiculous. We've passed the same tree over and over.
03:02 What if we split up and looked in different places?
03:06 Why, Pooh, that's almost a good idea.
03:11 You look that way, I'll look this,
03:14 then we'll meet back here at this tree, Pooh.
03:18 This tall, brown oak tree, Pooh.
03:21 You won't get lost, will you?
03:24 I won't, Rabbit. I shall be back shortly, if not sooner.
03:30 I've done so much looking to have found so few piglets.
03:35 But since I haven't found him, maybe Rabbit has.
03:41 Rabbit? Rabbit?
03:45 Oh, my, this is the spot. But I've lost the tree.
03:50 And Rabbit, too.
03:53 That Pooh Bear's been gone forever.
03:56 I'd better get Gopher or someone to help me find him.
04:00 And Piglet, and maybe even my hammer.
04:04 I do hope Tigger can help me.
04:12 Certainly, Rabbit. Be glad to help you find him.
04:28 By the time I hadn't found the hammer, I'd unfound Rabbit,
04:33 which was shortly before misplacing Piglet.
04:36 Oh, no. I lost Piglet first, and then...
04:41 Oh, bother.
04:43 Now, just remember, Pooh Boy,
04:45 the secret to finding the thing is knowing where it is.
04:49 Now, let me see.
04:51 Yep, Piglet and Rabbit are lost, all right.
04:54 Hmm, say, maybe Gopher's seen them.
04:57 Anybody home?
04:59 Anybody home?
05:01 Tigger, that means I've lost Gopher, too.
05:04 And I haven't even seen him today.
05:07 This is where I misplaced Rabbit.
05:09 You see, Rabbit was standing just here.
05:13 And I went over there to look for Piglet, like this.
05:17 Don't worry, pal. I'll find him before you can say...
05:21 Pooh? Pooh?
05:24 Oh, no. Pooh's lost me.
05:29 And then I lost this tree.
05:31 And, uh, Tigger...
05:34 Oh, don't tell me I've lost Tigger, too.
05:38 There. Out here, I won't be bothering a soul.
05:43 Lesson one, singing is much like humming, only louder.
05:47 That sounds reasonable.
05:50 I lost Rabbit while I was losing Piglet.
05:54 And Gopher was found lost by Tigger,
05:58 who is himself now lost because of the lost hammer.
06:03 And so the logical thing would be for me to be lost, too.
06:08 Then I would be where they are.
06:11 I shall count to 100, just like in hide-and-seek.
06:14 And by the time I'm done, I'll be gone.
06:18 One, two...
06:21 Number after two...
06:23 I found you, didn't I?
06:25 We weren't lost.
06:27 A technical allegory.
06:29 Then who lost Pooh?
06:32 Pooh got lost losing Piglet.
06:34 Well, I'm lost.
06:36 That's funny. I thought you was right here.
06:39 ...19, a few large numbers,
06:42 33, 36, 38,
06:47 um, one, two...
06:51 Ahem.
06:53 I'll be with you in just a moment, Rabbit.
06:55 I'm trying to find you in the others.
06:58 43, 11...
07:01 It worked!
07:03 I don't know how much more of this I can take.
07:07 Well, anyway, we found Pooh.
07:11 Now only Piglet's lost.
07:14 That's because I haven't finished counting to 100 yet.
07:17 That's it? That's it?
07:19 I can't take it anymore.
07:21 I'm losing my mind.
07:23 Oh, no.
07:25 Not Rabbit's mind, too.
07:27 I'd better count to 100 quickly.
07:29 Hey, get a grip on yourself, Rabbit.
07:33 Yeah, this is no time to go to pieces, Long Ears.
07:36 We got Piglet to find.
07:38 Yes, of course, you're right.
07:41 I'm sorry.
07:43 Come on, let's keep looking.
07:46 Maybe my hammer's somewhere out there.
07:48 14...
07:50 Oh, I've lost him again.
07:53 Who will you come on?
07:55 Hey, what's that?
08:00 Sounds like a heffalump with a bad head cold.
08:03 Nah, it's the mating call
08:05 of the yellow-bellied double-barked sap-sucker.
08:09 What if it, whatever it is, has Piglet?
08:12 It's all my fault for losing him.
08:15 ( humming )
08:17 Look!
08:19 Oh!
08:21 Piglet's much less lost than he used to be.
08:24 In fact, I believe we found him.
08:26 Hello, Piglet.
08:28 Hello, Pooh.
08:30 Now that we've found you,
08:32 I'm very, very sorry for having misplaced you
08:35 in the first place.
08:37 Will you forgive me?
08:39 Yes, I shall never, ever lose you anymore.
08:42 Piglet? Piglet!
08:45 Oh, I've done it again.
08:47 Excuse me, but you didn't lose me, Pooh.
08:49 I came out here all by myself to practice my singing
08:52 after you said how it...
08:54 it... bothered everyone.
08:56 Why, Piglet, you weren't the bother.
08:59 I was. Me and my habit of losing things.
09:03 Isn't that so?
09:05 Yep, Buddy Boy's the one.
09:07 You, I think.
09:09 So, you see, I've learned my lesson.
09:12 I'm never going to lose anything again,
09:15 provided I can find it.
09:17 Wait a minute. Enough of this lost and found-y.
09:19 Did you say you were singing, Piglet?
09:22 Yes.
09:24 Ah, never knew you could.
09:26 Well, actually...
09:28 Why didn't you ever tell us?
09:30 Yeah, yeah, go ahead and hum a few bars.
09:32 Oh, now, I don't really sing all that wonderfully.
09:36 I'm just a beginner, you know.
09:38 Nonsense, Piglet. We'd love to hear you.
09:41 And now, my very dear friend, Piglet,
09:47 who was misplaced by me, but has since been found,
09:50 and will stay found,
09:52 will sing for us.
09:54 ( singing )
10:00 You built a wonderful stage, Pooh Bear.
10:03 I assume you found my hammer, hmm?
10:06 To nail it together?
10:08 Well, Robert, I didn't actually find the hammer,
10:11 so I never actually hammered the nails in.
10:14 But don't tell anyone.
10:17 ( humming )
10:19 Oh. Ooh.
10:21 Here.
10:23 Oh, bother.
10:25 Perhaps I'd better go look for the hammer.
10:30 After all,