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00:00Mon meilleur ami sont les herbes, et mon préféré c'est la parsley et l'amandes.
00:30Parsley is a herb, so is an onion. Onions have a very strong smell, especially when they've
00:44just been peeled. Some people think the smell is good for you when you have a cold. Apart
00:50from helping to make things taste nicer, some herbs are still used as medicine. A chive
00:58is a herb too. It's really like a very small onion. Today's story is about a whole lot
01:06of chives belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Onion. They have a very large family. In fact, it's
01:13so large, Mr. Onion doesn't bother sending them all to school. He takes the lessons himself.
01:20If we hurry, we may be just in time to catch them before they start work for the day. I'll
01:25say the magic word. Herbidaceous. There goes the school bell. That means we're in time. This is a
01:41part of the herb garden we haven't been in before. It's where the chives live. There's
01:48Parsley. Sometimes, Mr. Onion lets him ring the school bell. Hello, Parsley. I shouldn't wave
01:57today if I were you. You need both paws for bell ringing. It isn't as easy as it looks.
02:03I'm a very friendly lion called Parsley. I'm supposed to pull this rope and ring the bell.
02:15Though I try to pull it gently, never harshly, I'm afraid that I'm not doing very well.
02:24Here come the chives. Left, right, left, right, left, right, left, right, left, right, left, right.
02:38Because there are so many chives all looking like each other, it makes it even hard to tell a sister from a brother.
02:51Chives, halt, left, turn, stand at, ease, stand easy. That's Mr. Onion. He takes the lessons. He sounds a bit like a sergeant major in the army.
03:10Sums, that means adding and subtracting. That's Mrs. Onion. She's always crying. Mind you, it must be difficult not to cry if you're an onion.
03:29Quiet in the ranks. Now, today's lesson is on sums. You all know what a sum is. Hands up, all those who know what a sum is. Hands up, all those who don't know what a sum is.
03:47Good. Chives on your stomachs, down. By numbers, adding, begin. One chive and two chives makes three chives. Good. Next sum, begin.
04:10Two chives and three chives makes five chives. Very good. Now, we come to subtraction. I hope you know what subtraction is. It's taking away. If I have five chives and I take away two, how many are there left? Correct.
04:34Next sum. If I have six chives, pay attention there. I'll say again. If I have six chives, now then, now then, what's going on? Come along there. Pay attention.
04:51It's most unusual for the chives to be taken ill like this. Even Parsley realizes something is wrong. I can't think why he's ringing the bell like that though. Unless it's to let everyone know school is over for the day. Of course, Aunt Mint. I expect Parsley thinks she may be able to help.
05:13Pullovers. That's what they need. Pullovers. I had a feeling she might say that. I shall knit them one each, straight away. The poor little mites are probably frozen with cold.
05:28Aunt Mint loves knitting. She's really very kind and if you give her half a chance, she's always ready to make you something. Besides, pullovers keep out the cold and Aunt Mint is a great believer in keeping out the cold. Give her a ball of wool and some needles and she's happy. Mind you, I don't think I'd like to knit a pullover for one child, let alone twelve. They're such a funny shape.
05:56My name is Aunt Mint. If you should see me sitting, don't think I'm doing nothing for I'm busy with my knitting.
06:05I have a feeling she's nodding off to sleep. I hope she hasn't caught anything off the chives. I expect it's the thought of all those pullovers. Here comes Dill. He seems well enough.
06:18I'm Dill the dog. I'm not called Dill. Though my tail I'd love to get, I have never caught it yet.
06:27Dill, careful now. You don't want to... Oh, he does want to. I don't know what Aunt Mint will say when she wakes up.
06:40It's much too late to be sorry now, Dill. Much too late.
06:43Parsley, you wicked, wicked lion. Just look at my wool. All of it ruined. Now I shall never be able to knit the pullovers for the chives. Come back at once. Do you hear? Come back at once.
07:00Now that was very unfortunate. It's bad enough being in trouble when you've done something wrong, but when you haven't, when you were nowhere near at the time...
07:11No wonder Parsley looks miserable. I don't know what to suggest. After all, wool doesn't grow on trees. Wool comes from sheep and... I wonder where he's off to now.
07:24Hmm, I think we'd better pretend we don't know what's going on. I'm not sure what the farmer would say if he knew. Mind you, it's all in a good cause and I expect the sheep are quite pleased really.
07:54Careful now, Dill. We don't want another mess like the last one.
08:11That'll teach you, trying to get wool off a cow. Now what's he up to? Putting herbs in the wool? I'm sure they don't need decorating.
08:24It'll give them a funny smell. I don't suppose Aunt Mint will be very pleased if all her jerseys smell. I wonder how she's getting on. Perhaps we'd better go and see.
08:35Hmm, not very well by the look of things. She sounds a bit like Mrs. Onion at the moment.
08:43My name is Aunty Mint. I fear that I'm in trouble, for someone's messed up all my wool and got it in a muddle.
08:50Why, Parsley, where ever did you get all this wool? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Is that one for each child? How very kind of you.
09:08It has rather a funny smell. It smells of musk. Isn't that good for coughs? And this one smells of chamomile. Doesn't that cure toothache? I can smell marigold, too.
09:38I quite agree, Dil. It's a very good idea. I shouldn't have known what Parsley was trying to do, not in a thousand years. It was clever of Aunt Mint to guess.
09:48I suppose you have to be a knitter to know that sort of thing. Or a lion. Mind you, there's no time to lose.
09:57My name is Aunty Mint. I'm always very busy. I often have so much to knit, it makes me feel quite dizzy.
10:05Still, when you knit like Aunt Mint, it doesn't take very long. And when you're a lion like Parsley, it takes even less time to get places.
10:16We have to go the long way round. That's right, the first pullover. That's the one that smells of musk. On chive number one.
10:28Now for pullover number two. On chive number two. I wonder if it will cure his cough.
10:40I believe it has. Mrs. Onion looks as if she can hardly believe her eyes. And she's stopped crying. Even Mr. Onion can't think of a thing to say.
10:50What, what, what, what? All he can do is splutter.
10:55Spluttering by numbers begin. One splutter, two splutter, three splutter, pause. Chives on the feet, up. Good lads.
11:07Now, from where we left off, lessons begin. If I have six chives and I take away two, how many are left? Good.
11:26I think she's only crying because she's happy. She's always crying.
11:30And now we turn to medicine. We have with us today that well-known doctor, that curer of all ills, Dr. Parsley, who will now give you a short song.
11:45Dr. Parsley, he is important today.
11:50For today I'm known as Dr. Parsley, because the chives have aches and pains and chills. If I treat them very gently, never harshly, they will very soon be cured of all their ills.
12:10If you take advice from Dr. Parsley, you'll take chamomile for colds and toothache too. If you find your skin is itching rather harshly, then some marigold's the very thing for you.
12:33Oh, dear. Don't say you're sitting for something now, Parsley. I know what it is. It's all those onions. They are a bit strong. I think we'd better creep quietly away.
12:51Theirs aren't mint. Still knitting. No deal. You've done quite enough damage for one day. I wonder who's going to shut the door. Ah, here comes Parsley.
13:05I hope you'll soon be better, Parsley. Good. Bye.
13:11I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
13:41I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
14:11I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
14:41I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
15:01I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
15:31I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
16:01I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
16:31I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
17:01I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
17:31I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
18:01I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
18:31I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
19:01I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
19:31I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
20:01I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
20:26I'm a very friendly lion called. But sometimes I feel very furry. So please don't shout or speak to me too. For I'm sure you wouldn't want to see me.
20:57Who did that?
21:01Action station. Firefighter Morris, you remain here to man the perimeter.
21:12Man trapped on roof.
21:18All present and correct, sir.
21:20Right, men. Let's go.
21:27Come quickly. Mr. Evans is stuck on your roof.
21:31Funny place to play cricket.
21:33Prepare ladders. Extend. Well, into the building.
21:45I... I... No, I can't reach some.
21:49Come on, Trevor. You can do it. Are you ready?
21:53Come on, Trevor. You can do it. Are you an auxiliary fireman or not?
21:59Auxiliary fireman Evans.
22:01It's no good, sir. I just can't do it.
22:06Don't look down, Trevor boy. Don't look down.
22:14Hey, Trevor. Spaghetti bolognese for supper tonight.
22:20Oh, now you're talking. Yes.
22:28Still haven't quite got the hang of it, have we Evans?
22:33I'm quick, though.
22:35Well, that's that problem solved, sir. But what about the concert tomorrow?
22:39Now, just a minute, sir. If I could have the afternoon in my inventing shed, I think we could be in with a chance.
22:47Oh, it's a lovely music. Very, very nice.
23:02Oh, they're cheating. It's a music machine.
23:06No way.
23:16Yes, one. Not bad, was it?
23:18More. More. Yes, more. More.
23:22Bene. Beneissimo. More. More.
23:26Oh, no.
23:28Oh, no.
23:30Oh, no.
23:32Oh, no.
23:34Oh, no.
23:36Oh, no.
23:38Oh, no.
23:40Oh, no.
23:42Oh, no.
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23:45Oh, no.
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23:49Oh, no.
23:51Oh, no.
23:59Oh, no, no.
24:03Oh, no.
24:10What is that?
24:11Hurry, hurry, Fireman Sam
24:14Always on the scene
24:16Fireman Sam and his engines bright and clean
24:19Fireman Sam you cannot ignore
24:24Sam is the hero next door
24:42Who is your best friend?
24:44Goldilocks
24:45But what about the three bears?
24:47I forgot about them
24:49Oh, you're being funny again
24:59Roald Dahl's Revolting Rhyme
25:12Goldilocks and the Three Bears
25:19This famous, wicked little tale should never have been put on sale
25:23It is a mystery to me why loving parents cannot see
25:26That this is actually a book about a brazen little crook
25:30I'm not a crook
25:32I'm not a crook
25:34I'm not a crook
25:36I'm not a crook
25:38This is actually a book about a brazen little crook
25:42Had I the chance I wouldn't fail to clap young Goldilocks in jail
25:46Now just imagine how you'd feel if you had cooked a lovely meal
25:50Delicious porridge, steaming hot
25:52Fresh coffee in the coffee pot
25:54With maybe toast and marmalade
25:56The table beautifully laid
25:58One place for you and one for Dad
26:00Another for your little lad
26:01Then Dad cries
26:02Golly gosh, gee whiz
26:04Oh, cripes, how hot this porridge is
26:07Let's take a walk along the street until it's cool enough to eat
26:10He adds
26:11An early morning stroll is good for people, on the whole
26:14It makes your appetite improve
26:16It also helps your bowels to move
26:18No proper wife would dare to question such a sensible suggestion
26:22Above all, not at breakfast time when men are seldom at their prime
26:26No sooner are you down the road than Goldilocks
26:29That little toad, that nosy, thieving little louse
26:33Comes sneaking in your empty house
26:35She looks around
26:36She quickly notes three bowls brimful of porridge oats
26:40And while still standing on her feet
26:42She grabs a spoon and starts to eat
26:44I say again, how would you feel if you had made this lovely meal
26:48And some delinquent little tot broke in and gobbled up the lot
26:51But wait, that's not the worst of it
26:54Now comes the most distressing bit
26:56You are, of course, a house-proud wife
26:59And all your happy married life you have collected lovely things
27:02Like gilded cherubs wearing wings
27:05And furniture by Chippendale bought at some famous auction sale
27:09But your most special valued treasure
27:12The piece that gives you endless pleasure
27:14Is one small children's dining chair, Elizabethan, very rare
27:19It is, in fact, your joy and pride passed down to you on grandma's side
27:23But Goldilocks, like many freaks
27:26Does not appreciate antiques
27:28She doesn't care
27:29She doesn't mind
27:30And now she plonks her fat behind upon this dainty, precious chair
27:35And crash!
27:36It busts beyond repair
27:39A nice girl would at once exclaim
27:41Oh dear, oh heavens, what a shame
27:43Not goldie
27:45She begins to swear
27:46She bellows, what a lousy chair
27:48And uses one disgusting word that luckily you've never heard
27:53I dare not write it, even hint it
27:55Nobody would ever print it
27:57You'd think, by now, this little skunk would have the sense to do a bunk
28:02But no
28:03I very much regret she hasn't nearly finished yet
28:07Deciding she would like a rest
28:09She says, let's see which bed is best
28:13Upstairs she goes and tries all three
28:16Here comes the next catastrophe
28:19Most educated people choose to rid themselves of socks and shoes
28:24Before they clamber into bed
28:26But goldie didn't give a shred
28:28Her filthy shoes were thick with grime and mud and mush and slush and slime
28:33Worse still, upon the heel of one, was something that a dog had done
28:38I say once more, what would you think
28:41If all this horrid dirt and stink was smeared upon your eyedown
28:45By this revolting little clown
28:47The famous story has no clues to show the girl removed her shoes
28:51Oh, what a tale of crime on crime
28:53Let's check it for a second time
28:56Crime 1, the prosecution's case
28:59She breaks and enters someone's place
29:02Crime 2, the prosecutor notes
29:04She steals a bowl of porridge oats
29:07Crime 3, she breaks a precious chair belonging to the baby bear
29:12Crime 4, she smears each spotless sheet with filthy messes from her feet
29:18A judge would say, without a blink
29:21Ten years hard labour in the clink
29:24But in the book, as you will see, the little beast gets off scot-free
29:28While tiny children, near and far, shout
29:30Goodie good, hooray, hurrah, poor darling Goldilocks, they say
29:33Thank goodness that she got away
29:35Myself, I think I'd rather send young Goldie to her sticky end
29:40Oh, daddy, cried the baby bear
29:43My porridge gone, it isn't fair
29:46Then go upstairs, the big bear said
29:49Your porridge is upon the bed
29:51But as it's inside, mademoiselle
29:54You'll have to eat her up as well
30:19Crime 4, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:22Crime 5, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:25Crime 6, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:28Crime 7, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:31Crime 8, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:34Crime 9, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:37Crime 10, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:40Crime 11, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:43Crime 12, she steals a bowl of porridge oats
30:46My best friends live on Astro Farm
30:50Because there's a cow and it's funny
30:59When you're cruising through the cosmos
31:00You won't even leave your eyes
31:02There's always something new to see
31:04When you're gliding through the galaxy
31:06There's always a surprise
31:08So why don't you fly with me
31:10Astro Farm, Astro Farm
31:13It's a very special place
31:16Astro Farm, Astro Farm
31:19Can't you see we're living on an asteroid in outer space
31:24Astro Farm, Astro Farm
31:27Everywhere a friendly place
31:30Astro Farm, Astro Farm
31:33Can't you see we're living on an asteroid in outer space
31:36Astro Farm, Astro Farm
31:38Astro Farm
32:09Thanks girls
32:11Oh, one more
32:15Well, that's strange
32:26You win Dink
32:28I'll have to raise Daisy next time
32:30Will you look at that
32:32Look at Daisy
32:35I better call Mum
32:41Quick Sam, we need another basket
32:43I've never seen anything like this before
32:45They just keep coming
32:47What are we going to do?
32:49Eat omelettes for the rest of the month I think
32:51Come in Mum, come in Dad
32:54Dad here, what's up Tom?
32:57Dad, I'm at Daisy's meadow
32:59And there's something funny going on over here
33:02I bet it's not as funny as what's going on over here
33:05We'll be over straight away Tom, don't worry
33:10You go on ahead, I'll catch up
33:12I want to check up on something
33:14Ok, I'll see you later
33:17I wonder
33:21Look at Daisy
33:22What is she doing?
33:24Look Dink, it's a big pink rock with blue patches all over it
33:28And it's right in the middle of Daisy's field
33:30Come to think of it Dink
33:32It looks just like Daisy
33:34Do you think it could be her?
33:36There's only one way to find out
33:42Hello Daisy
33:44Do you know what's happening Mum?
33:46Oh, I think I do
33:48Look
33:50The Astrodragons are here
33:53Wow, Astrodragons?
33:55I've heard about them before but I've never seen them
33:58They're the reason Daisy and the Clucks have been acting strangely
34:02I looked it up in the old book
34:04It says that just before Astrodragon eggs fly over a farm
34:07The animals always start acting up
34:12She'll soon settle down
34:14So, what are Astrodragons Mum?
34:16I think we're about to find out
34:19Look
34:21It's crashing
34:23Come on
34:29The egg's broken
34:31So where's the...
34:38Shhh
34:45Look
34:47Hello
34:52Look
34:54Oh
34:56Look
35:02Where's he gone?
35:06There he is
35:11Shush Dinko, he's only a baby
35:14He may be just a baby
35:16But he's certainly got a grown-up appetite
35:20Look
35:22Wow
35:24He's too young to know what he's doing
35:28Yeah, poor little dragon
35:30Well I suggest we get back to the farm
35:33And try to figure out some way of stopping his hiccups
35:36Astra Farm isn't the place for a far-breathing dragon with hiccups
35:39Can I pick him up Dad?
35:41I suppose so, but be careful
35:45We'd better take these with us as well
35:47Come on Dinko, it's okay now
35:51Isn't he great?
36:04What we really need is something that will stop the dragon from hiccuping flames everywhere
36:09A mask or something
36:11What about this?
36:12What is it?
36:13It's one of my old oven gloves
36:15It might do the trick
36:17Good idea, we just need to make a few alterations
36:20I'll go and see how Tom's getting on with his new friend
36:23Whatever you do, keep him away from the haystack
36:26Hmm, let's see
36:29You made it all right then
36:31Yes, with a few hiccups
36:33I think he likes me
36:35And we all like you too, don't we?
36:38Dad's got an idea that might stop him setting fire to everything
36:42Can we keep him then?
36:45What's up with Dinko?
36:47I think he's okay, maybe a little jealous
36:50This will cheer him up though
36:53Here boy
36:59That's a great trick
37:04This should do the job
37:07There
37:10Now we can think about what we're going to do with him
37:13Can't we keep him now he's got a mask?
37:15That wouldn't be fair Tom, he needs to be with other dragons
37:19Anyway, we can't keep him in a mask forever
37:23We can't keep him in a mask at all
37:25He can't stay here, he could set fire to the whole farm
37:29We'll have to get him back in the air
37:31I suppose you're right, but how?
37:33The egg's broken
37:37Maybe I could have a look at it
37:43Do you think you could fix it?
37:45Well, I could have a go
37:47Maybe you should try and keep him occupied while Dad's in the workshop
37:50Make sure he doesn't set anything alight
37:53Okay ma'am
38:01We put these on like this, right?
38:04Now, remember what I said
38:06When I say breathe, breathe, okay?
38:09Right
38:11Oh, it's okay Dinko, you'll be alright
38:14Ready?
38:16Okay, fire away
38:28Yes, you've done it!
38:30And they're just right too
38:32How's yours Dinko?
38:36Oh, come on Dinko
38:39What are you two up to?
38:41I'm just keeping him occupied Mum
38:44Have a mallow Dad, they're great
38:46Hang on, I want to see what your Dad's been doing in the barn
38:50Ta-da!
38:52As good as new
38:54And I've added a few improvements too
38:56You'll be able to see where you're going now
38:58How do you like that?
39:00And I've got a surprise too
39:02Here's something to keep you warm
39:05There
39:07Look!
39:08It must be nearly time for the next lot of Astrodragons to fly over
39:14Your old map, oh that's good of you Dinko
39:19So, you're friends now?
39:24Right, get him in the egg
39:28I hope he can take off
39:29He seems to have put on a bit of weight since he got here
39:32Oh no, he is too heavy
39:35What are we going to do?
39:37They'll be flying over any minute
39:41I know
39:53I hope this works
39:56There they are
39:57Ready Dinko?
40:00Dragons away!
40:06The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
40:11Daisy and the clucks soon got back to normal
40:14And Dinko still managed to finish off all the marshmallows
40:19The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
40:23Daisy and the clucks soon got back to normal
40:26And Dinko still managed to finish off all the marshmallows
40:48My best friend is Spider, he is heavy and scary
41:18The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
41:49The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
41:52And Dinko still managed to finish off all the marshmallows
42:18The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:21The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:24The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:27The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:30The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:33The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:36The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:39The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:42The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:45The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:47The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:50The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:53The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:56The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
42:59The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:02The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:05The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:08The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:11The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:14The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:17The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:20The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:23The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:26The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:29The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:32The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:35The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:38The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:41The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:44The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:47The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:50The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:53The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:56The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
43:59The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:02The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:05The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:08The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:11The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:14The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:17The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:20The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:23The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:26The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:29The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:32The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:35The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:38The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:41The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:44The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:47The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:50The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:53The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:56The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
44:59The little dragon rejoined the other Astrodragons thanks to Dad's old overalls
45:03Maybe he's sleeping
45:07Maybe he's sleeping
45:15Why on earth is he staying here?
45:18Is far too bed for my bed its clear
45:22He doesn't have to be quite so near
45:26So on the floor he'll staaaaaaaaaay
45:30Et le panda est parti !
46:01C'est une histoire d'un ordinaire panda.
46:05Quand il a été créé, ils ont trouvé quelque chose de mal avec lui
46:09et l'ont emporté comme un morceau de déchets dans une vieille storie sombre.
46:15Puis, de l'espace extérieur,
46:18un homme brillant l'a réveillé avec sa poussière cosmique.
46:23Il l'a emporté dans une nuage magique
46:26où la Mère Nature lui a donné des pouvoirs spéciaux.
46:32Ce panda est devenu Super Ted !
46:54Un petit aéroplane s'éloigne sur les toits du bâtiment
46:58rassurant les feuilles et brûlant la forêt.
47:02Il porte une lettre à un très spécial bâtiment dans les bois.
47:08Les postes arrivent, Spotty !
47:10C'est pour toi !
47:14Merci !
47:18Qui est-ce ?
47:19Personne que tu connais.
47:20Oh, viens, Spotty !
47:21Qu'est-ce que c'est ?
47:22C'est un musée au Moyen-Orient.
47:25Ils veulent que je leur donne du déchets cosmiques
47:27pour l'exhibition dans leur chambre de trésor.
47:29Oh, tu ne vas pas ?
47:31Bien sûr, c'est un grand honneur !
47:33Le déchets cosmiques doit être montré où tout le monde peut le voir.
47:36Tuer, tu veux dire ?
47:37Je pense que c'est une idée folle.
47:39Si Texas Peete avait eu contrôle de ce déchets cosmiques,
47:41il aurait essayé de renvoyer tous les villains du monde à la vie.
47:44Oh, ne sois pas stupide.
47:45Texas Peete ne va pas y aller.
47:48Spotty, reviens !
47:50Tu as fait un erreur !
47:53Oh, Spotty !
47:54Je vais dire mon mot de magie !
47:59Il faut qu'on s'occupe de Spotty avant qu'il ne fasse trop de mal.
48:22Oh, Texas ! C'est tellement excitant !
48:24C'est comme jouer aux copains et aux robins !
48:26Chut !
48:53Oh, mon Dieu !
48:57Et voici la chambre des trésors,
48:59où nous démonstrons les trésors des plus grands empires du monde.
49:03Les Grecs, les Romains, l'Empire Ottoman...
49:06Oui, mais est-ce sûr qu'il y a des thievres ?
49:09Bien sûr. Nous avons toutes sortes d'alarmes de feu et de burglarie.
49:13Si quelque chose passe par l'électricité électrique,
49:16des centaines d'alarmes s'allument.
49:18Ecoutez.
49:19Écoutez.
49:22S'il vous plaît, arrêtez-le !
49:24Bien sûr.
49:26Et ici est où nous allons mettre la poussière cosmique.
49:30N'est-ce pas ?
49:32Bien sûr.
49:37Oh, Texas !
49:38Regardez ces joues !
49:40Cette tiara !
49:41On ne peut pas oublier les trésors.
49:43Qui s'occupe des trésors ?
49:44Quand nous aurons la poussière cosmique,
49:46nous pourrons prendre tout ce que nous voulons.
49:48Mais Tex, j'ai l'air mignon dans cette tiara.
49:51Et nous devons être vus.
49:52Non !
49:53Qu'est-ce que c'est que d'être vu si on ne peut rien voir ?
49:56Vas-y, bouge.
49:57Brûle le verre.
49:58Ah, d'accord.
50:00Et d'ailleurs, il y a un système d'alarme.
50:02Quoi ?
50:04Toi, idiot !
50:06Oh, la préserve !
50:12Stop, stop !
50:14Tu n'es pas juste !
50:15Tex !
50:16Non !
50:17Non !
50:48Vite !
50:52Allons-y !
50:53Je viens, Attila.
51:03Suivez-le, idiot !
51:04Tu as raison !
51:17Oh !
51:29Maintenant, je t'ai eu !
51:47Maintenant, je t'ai eu !
52:02Le portrait de Tex
52:05Lui.
52:06Lui.
52:08Regarde, c'est un portrait.
52:10Il bouge.
52:13Fais quelque chose, Tex.
52:17Et maintenant, pour vous, vous avez vaincu le dieu de l'océan, vous avez battu les lois de la nature, vous avez...
52:32Oh non, Spotty !
52:35Je savais que c'était vous tout le temps !
52:38C'est pas vrai ! Vous étiez vraiment effrayé !
52:40Et ainsi de suite...
52:45Je suis heureux que le curateur pense que cette poussière cosmique est trop puissante pour être gardée dans un musée.
52:49Oui !
52:50Un peu de sucre, un peu de glitter...
52:53Hum, ça a l'air suffisamment comme de la poussière cosmique pour faire conner n'importe qui !
53:10C'est pas vrai !
53:11C'est pas vrai !
53:12C'est pas vrai !
53:13C'est pas vrai !
53:14C'est pas vrai !
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54:04C'est pas vrai !
54:05C'est pas vrai !
54:06C'est pas vrai !
54:07Il faut qu'on y croise les jambes.
54:14Lebanese Sauce
54:27Ah, c'est pas mal, mon pote.
54:29Ah, c'est pas mal, mon pote.
54:41Ouais, qu'est-ce que c'est?
54:43Ah, ben, c'est quoi?
54:45Oh, un p'tit bébé.
54:58Ah, ben, c'est un petit bébé.
55:03Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:27Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:29Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:31Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:33Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:35Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:37Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:39Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:41Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:43Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:45Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:47Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:49Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:51Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:53Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:57Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
55:59Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:01Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:03Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:05Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:07Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:09Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:11Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:13Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:15Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:17Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:19Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:21Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:23Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:25Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:27Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:29Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:31Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:33Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:35Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:37Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:39Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:41Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:43Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:45Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:47Ah, ben, c'est quand même un petit bébé.
56:49Eh bien, tant pis à toi, Chacleux.
56:51Eh bien, tant pis à toi, Chacleux.
56:53Ah, ben, je vous doud bolle de mon programme manuel.
56:57Je vous m'en charge, Père.
56:59Je vous m'en charge, Père.
57:01Je vous me en charge!
57:05Chapeau
57:07Chapeau
57:09Chapeau
57:11Chapeau
57:13Chapeau
57:15Chapeau
57:17Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc T
57:47Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc Toc T
58:17T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T
58:47C'est bon, c'est bon.
59:17Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

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