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00:00:00Once there was the most beautiful place, Eggtown, a place where rabbits and chickens lived together
00:00:16in perfect harmony.
00:00:17Ah, but all was not perfect.
00:00:21Beyond the lovely meadows and merrily brook were swamps and badlands where creatures lurked
00:00:27and watched and waited.
00:00:29And when everyone in Eggtown was sleeping, one little fellow in particular tried his
00:00:36very best to watch over his friends.
00:00:39His name was Good Gracious Dresshopper.
00:00:43Gracious.
00:00:45Why can't I find a butterscotch jelly bean?
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00:00:55Oh, who could that be sneaking about in the middle of the night?
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00:01:05Oh, that's Tiny Tessie's house.
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00:02:35I must warn Boss Bunny Baker!
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00:02:58Boss Bunny Baker!
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00:03:20Wake up please!
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00:03:22Get up!
00:03:23You're being robbed!
00:03:24Good gracious!
00:03:25Dresshopper!
00:03:27What are you doing here?
00:03:28Good gracious, Mrs. Baker, you're being robbed!
00:03:31There's someone in your shop!
00:03:33We're being robbed?
00:03:34Oh dear!
00:03:35Wake up Bossy!
00:03:36Quick, quick!
00:03:41He won't wake up!
00:03:42Good gracious, good gracious!
00:03:43I know how to wake him.
00:03:45Bossy!
00:03:46Oh Bossy!
00:03:48Wake up!
00:03:53What?
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00:03:55What's that?
00:03:56Good gracious, good gracious!
00:03:57Someone's robbing the bake shop!
00:03:59I'll call Sergeant O'Hare!
00:04:01I don't need Sergeant O'Hare!
00:04:03No one robs my shop!
00:04:04Bossy, come back!
00:04:05Let Sergeant O'Hare handle it!
00:04:06Oh, please be careful!
00:04:08Good gracious!
00:04:10You're dead!
00:04:11Who do you think you are?
00:04:13Yeah, who do you think you are?
00:04:18Now you're in for it!
00:04:19Yeah, now you're in for it!
00:04:22You're in trouble now!
00:04:23Sergeant O'Hare is on his way!
00:04:25This is outrageous!
00:04:26Good gracious, good gracious!
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00:04:36Oh no!
00:04:44Oh, good gracious!
00:04:46Now I got you, you miserable thieving beast!
00:05:16I'm sorry, Mama.
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00:06:15Hey, losers!
00:06:16Look who's back with dinner!
00:06:17All right!
00:06:18What took you so long, Timothy?
00:06:19We're starving here, and that slop Cookie threw together tastes like garbage.
00:06:20Here, Steel, would you like some chicken wings?
00:06:21Oh yeah!
00:06:22Thanks, Cookie!
00:06:23Anyone ever heard of a chicken wing?
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00:07:26Hi.
00:07:30You call this a haul?
00:07:32Might be crummy if you ask me, but we give you one simple job and you foul it out.
00:07:43He followed you? Back here? You let yourself be tailed? You idiot.
00:07:51He didn't follow me here. He followed me into town, to the baker's, but I gave him the slip when I ducked into the woods.
00:07:59He's lying. He's got fluff cream all over him. I bet he ate most of the haul.
00:08:05Yeah, egg day's almost here. There had to be more cupcakes and pies. He's hiding it in the forest for himself. Let's croak him.
00:08:14No, first we make him tell us where he stashed the goodies, then we croak him.
00:08:19I say if he's keeping our share, we croak him and eat him.
00:08:24I could turn him into a nice meat pie, or a casserole.
00:08:28Just try it, you vultures.
00:08:32Shut up! I can't think with all you dumb clucks shouting. I swear you don't have a brain between you.
00:08:40Okay, Steel. Get the map. I have an idea. Those little hairballs are gonna pay. We're going to make them pay.
00:09:02I can't believe I slept all night in my chair. I don't even remember sitting down.
00:09:13Wake up, dear. We can't sleep the day away.
00:09:19It's Monday morning, and tomorrow is egg day.
00:09:27I'm going to go to tell her to do my shopping. I won't be gone too long, and I'll bring you back a nice surprise.
00:09:36Can't go out without my pink chicken lips.
00:09:42A little feather spray, and I'm ready to face the day.
00:09:50Bye, Tilly.
00:09:53A little feather spray, and I'm ready to face the day.
00:10:02Bye, Tilly.
00:10:06What a beautiful day. A perfectly lovely day to shop.
00:10:22I wish I could run that fast, but I'm no spring chicken.
00:10:35These flowers are beautiful, Flora. Almost as pretty as you.
00:10:42Miss Tessie, it's so nice to see you. Glad you like them. I saved a lovely basket of violets I'll pack for you.
00:10:49Oh, Flora, violets are my favorite.
00:10:54I know that, Miss Tessie. I knew you'd love them.
00:10:59That's perfect. What do I owe you?
00:11:03You don't have to pay me now, Miss Tessie. Would you like me to send you a bill?
00:11:07Oh, I would love you to send me a bill, or a bob, or a charlie.
00:11:15But could you make sure he's handsome?
00:11:19Oh, my.
00:11:29Fresh plum cakes. They look luscious. They were always Timothy's favorites.
00:11:38Ugh!
00:11:42You there, with the shawl! You broke into my shop last night and robbed me! I'm calling the police!
00:11:56Would you run and get Sergeant O'Hare for me and tell him I've captured the thief?
00:12:00Tiny Tessie robbed a bakery!
00:12:04Boss Baker just said so.
00:12:08Look! Look at this! Here's the evidence.
00:12:11What's going on here, boss?
00:12:13This is the thief who robbed me last night!
00:12:18The dried fluff cream from the pie I threw is still all over her shawl!
00:12:26Miss Tessie, is this your shawl?
00:12:30She admitted it. She nodded yes.
00:12:33See? She admits it's her shawl. She nodded yes.
00:12:37Miss Tessie, why won't you speak?
00:12:40She's too embarrassed to speak. She should be.
00:12:43Is that why you're nodding yes and not speaking?
00:12:47Miss Tessie, are you ashamed you robbed the shop last night?
00:12:53She admits it. She confessed to the whole thing.
00:12:57The fluff cream is all over her shawl. That's proof.
00:13:02I'm afraid I have no choice but to arrest you, Miss Tessie.
00:13:06You'll have to come with me.
00:13:11Back up, everyone. Back to work now.
00:13:14Let's go, folks. Move it along.
00:13:19If you won't come along on your own accord, Miss Tessie,
00:13:22we'll just have to carry you off to jail.
00:13:27Oh, no!
00:13:47You will notice, class,
00:13:49that the only way to weaken the dangers Wolfvine Violet
00:13:52is to pluck out all the flowers.
00:13:54That's it. No more talking. No more laughing.
00:13:57No more misbehaving. Nothing.
00:13:59Or you'll all be back here tomorrow.
00:14:02I don't care if it is a holiday.
00:14:04Who wants to be responsible for ruining egg day?
00:14:07Go ahead. Speak up.
00:14:11Now, I want it absolutely quiet in here until the bell rings.
00:14:15No more nonsense.
00:14:17Good afternoon, teachers and students.
00:14:20This is your headmaster, Benedict Bunny, speaking.
00:14:24School will be closed tomorrow for egg day.
00:14:31Now, form a single line.
00:14:34No talking in line. No pushing.
00:14:37Stop laughing. No humming.
00:14:40We can stand here all day, you know.
00:14:54I wish.
00:15:18That horrible hairy...
00:15:20I hope I don't get her next year.
00:15:22I have her last year.
00:15:24She's so mean. She hates everyone.
00:15:27She doesn't hate big, boring Benedict Bunny.
00:15:30Be quiet. She'll hear you.
00:15:34Hi.
00:15:35High is the opposite of low, young man.
00:15:37Good afternoon.
00:15:42Tiny Tessie robbed the bake shop last night.
00:15:45She totally destroyed the bake shop.
00:15:47Boss Baker's were up all night cleaning the place.
00:15:50I can't believe anyone could be so stupid.
00:15:53That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
00:15:56Miss Tessie could never...
00:15:57She's already in jail.
00:15:59When's the tail plucking?
00:16:01Excuse me, but have you all lost your minds?
00:16:04Do you really believe Miss Tessie robbed Boss Baker's shop last night?
00:16:08Yes, we believe it.
00:16:10Boss Baker saw her do it.
00:16:12He recognized her shawl.
00:16:14There was fluff cream all over it.
00:16:16That proves it.
00:16:18That only proves that Boss Baker isn't any smarter now
00:16:20than he was when I had him in the sixth grade.
00:16:26Hi. I mean, good afternoon, Miss Harriet.
00:16:30It is not a good afternoon, Mr. Baker.
00:16:32I understand you have told half the town and Sergeant O'Hare
00:16:35that Miss Tessie robbed your store last night?
00:16:38She did.
00:16:39She did not.
00:16:41And she would not, Mr. Baker,
00:16:43because, well, first, she just would not,
00:16:46and second, she could not, Mr. Baker,
00:16:49because Miss Tessie does not venture out at night,
00:16:52because she cannot see well at night,
00:16:54and because she is scared half to death of take-its.
00:16:57Remember take-its, Mr. Baker?
00:16:59Those lazy and thieving old birds that live in the swamp?
00:17:02They don't work.
00:17:04They take whatever they need.
00:17:06Think about it, Mr. Baker.
00:17:08I-I-I saw her shawl.
00:17:11It was her shawl.
00:17:13Could her shawl have been worn by someone else, Mr. Baker?
00:17:16I-I-I... We asked her if she robbed the shop,
00:17:19and she shook her head yes, like this.
00:17:23Mr. Baker, when poor Tiny Tessie gets scared in the least,
00:17:26she forgets how to speak, and her head bobs up and down.
00:17:30It is called shaking, Mr. Baker,
00:17:32shaking from being so frightened of take-its
00:17:34and other idiots who accuse her of crimes
00:17:36she could not possibly commit.
00:17:38Do you think Tiny Tessie can run faster than you, Mr. Baker?
00:17:41Do you think Tiny Tessie could throw a pie hard enough
00:17:44to knock you over, Mr. Baker?
00:17:46Do you think Tiny Tessie could knock over
00:17:48a great big pastry cabinet, Mr. Baker?
00:17:50Do you think you should run over to the jailhouse immediately
00:17:53and tell Sergeant O'Hare you made a mistake, Mr. Baker?
00:17:57No more nodding, Mr. Baker. Just be on your way.
00:18:01Oh!
00:18:14No! Stay away from my ferret!
00:18:17She doesn't bother anyone!
00:18:19And stop trampling through my flowerbed!
00:18:21Harmful Harriet Hare! Harmful Harriet Hare!
00:18:26Hello, Miss Harriet.
00:18:28I just wanted to make sure
00:18:30you were still planning to picnic with me tomorrow.
00:18:33I always look forward to our little once-a-year outing.
00:18:37As do I, Miss Harriet.
00:18:39Harmful Harriet Hare! Harmful Harriet Hare!
00:18:42This boy and his fennec bunny
00:18:44is trying to kiss Harmful Harriet Hare.
00:18:46Do you think he could reach her lips?
00:18:48Shall I pick you up at 11 o'clock then?
00:18:5111 o'clock is perfect.
00:18:53Miss Harriet, I was wondering if you could come to my...
00:18:59I really need to go.
00:19:01Harmful Harriet Hare!
00:19:03Everyone's here. No one's there.
00:19:05Harmful Harriet Hare!
00:19:07Are you all right?
00:19:09Those children were awful.
00:19:11I've never been so embarrassed in my entire life.
00:19:14Headmaster Benedict heard the whole thing.
00:19:17They were singing that horrible, horrible Harriet Hare song
00:19:21the entire time he was speaking to me.
00:19:24Don't they know I have feelings too?
00:19:27Well, Headmaster Benedict Bunny is never going to like
00:19:32or fall in love with anyone who is called
00:19:35Horrible Harriet Hare.
00:19:38Sometimes I think he only goes out with me
00:19:40because he feels sorry for me.
00:19:42I wish he could get to know me, the real me.
00:19:52Lately I've been thinking about you
00:19:57And I'm wondering do you think of me
00:20:02Are you even happy I know you
00:20:07Am I what you need
00:20:10Or just what you see
00:20:14Hello?
00:20:16Oh, hi Mother.
00:20:19No, I will not be bringing Miss Harriet to dinner tonight.
00:20:23I did not chicken out, Mother.
00:20:25She was busy. She was very busy.
00:20:28I know I've said that before.
00:20:31No one's getting any younger, Mother.
00:20:33That would be impossible.
00:20:36Yes, I will ask her another time.
00:20:40I agree.
00:20:42I think if she got to know me, she might like me.
00:20:45But I don't think she's sitting home
00:20:48just waiting for me to ask her to dinner.
00:20:51Look, I am not perfect at all, Mother.
00:20:55And I know there are those who call me
00:20:57Big, Boring, Benedict Funny.
00:20:59And they think I can't hear.
00:21:02No, Mother, I am not cute.
00:21:04I am an adult and I am big and I am boring.
00:21:09I do not want you to invite her for me.
00:21:12I will invite her myself when the time is right.
00:21:16Maybe on our picnic tomorrow.
00:21:19Yes, I know it's the ninth year in a row.
00:21:24I love you too, Mother.
00:21:26Well, I can spend another night practicing my piano.
00:21:31I just wish Miss Harriet here and I
00:21:34could get to know each other better.
00:21:36But why would any creature as lovely as Miss Harriet here
00:21:40fall in love with Big, Boring, Benedict Bunny?
00:21:45Maybe if Miss Harriet just got to know me.
00:22:02You don't know me
00:22:07You say I am boring
00:22:12But when you're near me
00:22:17I am a lion roaring
00:22:23And when we're on a picnic
00:22:28I feel so alive
00:22:33I'm no longer Mr. Ho-hum
00:22:37I'm much more like a king inside
00:22:44I know love is the answer
00:22:50I hope love finds a way
00:22:55I'll go wherever you want me
00:22:59If I'm what you see or just what you need
00:23:07I know love is the answer
00:23:12I hope love finds a way
00:23:17I'll go wherever you want me
00:23:24If I'm what you see or just what you need
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00:24:15Eleven, twelve, that's a dozen.
00:24:24Woo!
00:24:55Okay, everybody, listen up.
00:24:57Chocolatiers, upstairs.
00:24:59Losers, can't be choosers, fourth floor.
00:25:01We have some changes this year.
00:25:03Jelly beans with the greens.
00:25:05Marshmallows with yellow.
00:25:06White, get it right.
00:25:07Reds, use your heads.
00:25:09If you're working the straws, stop slapping your jaw.
00:25:12We want packers, not slackers.
00:25:14Layers, not layers.
00:25:17Rappers, snap to it.
00:25:19If you worked in this room, you'll lower the boom.
00:25:22Me and everything I want
00:25:24Y'all are good to the dash
00:25:25So I can't even front
00:25:26Some eggs be good, some eggs be bad
00:25:29But it's all in the fun
00:25:30So I don't get mad now
00:25:32Got a bling bling air
00:25:33About 42 carats
00:25:35You want it, you can have it
00:25:37When I'm in the back
00:25:38See I'm from the spastic
00:25:39Bound W-2
00:25:40Don't callin' me mad, yo
00:25:43Everybody do the Blondie dance
00:25:45All a lil' sash so
00:25:46Rep you go it and you can
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00:28:59Well, Headmaster Benedict, I thought your proposal for more napkin holders on cafeteria tables was simply inspired.
00:29:07Why, that's very kind of you, Miss Harriet. Thank you. I didn't think anyone noticed.
00:29:14Honestly, I can't take all the credit. It was really my mother's suggestion.
00:29:19We were having dinner one evening and I made a bit of a mess.
00:29:23I had gravy drizzling down my shirt and globs on the...
00:29:29Well, I try to institute new programs now and then, you know, to keep things exciting.
00:29:43Oh, I love this song.
00:29:45Wow. What a coincidence. That's my favorite song.
00:29:49Oh, you're just singing that.
00:29:51No, it's my very favorite song. I even sing it sometimes when I'm by myself.
00:29:59Okay, if it's your favorite song, sing me your favorite part.
00:30:04I'm just crazy about you. I can't live without you.
00:30:11I'm just crazy about you. I won't last without you.
00:30:22So, what's your favorite part of the song?
00:30:28I'm crazy about you. I won't last without you.
00:30:38Care to dance?
00:30:40I might step on your feet.
00:30:44I'll take my chances.
00:30:48If you don't mind me saying so, Miss Harriet, you sure look lovely today.
00:30:52Why, thank you, sir. And that's a nice vest you're wearing.
00:30:59You do fill it nicely.
00:31:01Miss Harriet?
00:31:03Please, call me Harriet.
00:31:07Okay. I will. Very well, Miss... I mean, Harriet.
00:31:16I've been thinking... that is, thinking of you. I mean, of us.
00:31:21Of what? I mean this.
00:31:36What was that?
00:31:40Gross.
00:31:43I can't believe this. I can't believe this is happening.
00:31:46Is the thought of kissing me that disgusting?
00:31:49I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. I thought you... we... I really need to go.
00:31:56Miss Harriet, no. Please, don't go. You don't understand.
00:32:01I understand. I really do. I have a million things to do. Papers to correct, you know.
00:32:08Harriet, no. Please.
00:32:13That's okay, Birdie. It's not your fault.
00:32:20No one's ever gonna fall in love with anyone named Big Boring Benedict Bunny.
00:32:34I'm crazy about you
00:32:41I can't live without you
00:32:47I'm crazy about you
00:32:54I won't last without you
00:33:03Okay, Birds. Listen up.
00:33:06I'm tired of small jobs and small rewards.
00:33:10We're gonna rob Hatch House!
00:33:13And we're gonna clean it up for good!
00:33:16We don't have enough goodies to last us a year.
00:33:19Cookie, you pack the supplies, Steel. Tune up that truck and make sure it doesn't backfire.
00:33:25We don't want any busybodies here.
00:33:27Ram, you get all the tools and knives together.
00:33:31Pinch, find as many buckets, bags, barrels as you can.
00:33:36We're not leaving one stinking egg behind.
00:33:39The rest of you, empty your pockets. Make sure you have room to really stuff them.
00:33:45Then go outside and roll around in this swamp.
00:33:48It's a camouflage, get it?
00:34:16Hey!
00:34:30You moron! You said you'd fix this junk truck.
00:34:35Oh, my beak!
00:34:38I did fix it. It's the way you drive.
00:34:42By the time I fix it, you manage to rip off the oil pan or blow the carburetor.
00:34:47All right, shut up, the both of ya!
00:34:50Steel, this thing backfires again, and it's your tail.
00:34:55We wait here till they're gone.
00:34:58Then we have some fun.
00:35:01Colorists, great job today.
00:35:04Not too messy, I'm happy to say.
00:35:08Stippers, you worked hard, and no one fell in.
00:35:11Not like last year.
00:35:19Wrappers, you can rap for me any time.
00:35:22Though I'm not your fine showman.
00:35:27I have an announcement.
00:35:30I'd like to read the output for the day.
00:35:33The grand total is...
00:35:36And the total is...
00:35:397,825,403 eggs processed.
00:35:46That's about 600 more than last year.
00:35:49Thank you again, everyone.
00:35:52You did a great job.
00:35:58Be careful going home.
00:36:01That was one impressive day.
00:36:04I'll see you next time.
00:36:16Impressive day.
00:36:21I love this job.
00:36:47Hello?
00:36:49Don't be ridiculous.
00:36:51Of course I wouldn't hang up on you just because you're Benedict's mother.
00:36:55Of course I can keep a promise.
00:36:58A promise I won't tell Benedict you called.
00:37:01Why does he feel terrible?
00:37:04A bird did what?
00:37:06Why didn't he tell me?
00:37:08I thought...
00:37:10Oh, I'm so embarrassed.
00:37:13He likes me. Benedict likes me.
00:37:17Of course. It'll be our little secret.
00:37:22Absolutely any time.
00:37:24I would love to come to dinner.
00:37:26But Benedict will have to invite me.
00:37:29Oh, thank you for telling me.
00:37:31It was so wonderful of you.
00:37:34Good night, Mrs. Bunny.
00:37:38Yes!
00:37:40Big, boring Benedict Bunny likes horrible, hairy hair.
00:37:45Oh, what a beautiful evening.
00:37:48It's perfect. Nothing could spoil such a wonderful night.
00:38:04Oh, she is one great-looking chick.
00:38:08Steve, you don't remember her?
00:38:11She's the old bird that pecked off your tail
00:38:14the first time you tried to catch Helen Hatton.
00:38:17Oh, yeah. She's a tough one.
00:38:20Good. She's gone now, so let's get moving.
00:38:23Okay, let's go.
00:38:29Rab, get the gates.
00:38:32Cookie, don't turn off the truck.
00:38:34You know it can backfire when it stops.
00:38:39Oh!
00:38:44We're taking everything! Now!
00:38:47Go!
00:38:49Ha, ha, ha!
00:39:16What the...
00:39:18Tiny Tessie detail.
00:39:20Miss Tiny Tessie was arrested
00:39:22for the robbery of Boss Baker's bake shop.
00:39:25Ha! Some old biddy took the rap for you, Timothy.
00:39:28That's my mother, you oven-stuffer.
00:39:30Ha, ha, ha, your mother.
00:39:32Sergeant O'Hare gave a statement earlier
00:39:35that feather prints found at the scene
00:39:37were a perfect match to Miss Tessie's son,
00:39:40Terrible Timothy Taken.
00:39:42You got your name in the paper, Timmy.
00:39:46According to a reliable source,
00:39:49Bakers have offered a reward
00:39:51for the capture of Terrible Timothy Taken.
00:39:53I need to write my mother a note.
00:39:55We can drop it off on the way back.
00:39:57Everyone in the truck!
00:39:59Come on, chop-chop. Have a snack.
00:40:02No, you can't have a snack.
00:40:16I'm worn out.
00:40:18Taken takes a lot out of you.
00:40:20You can take that to the bank.
00:40:29Gotta go, gotta go.
00:40:31If I don't go now,
00:40:33I'll never make it through the swamp.
00:40:35And I'm not going there in the dark
00:40:37with the rats running around.
00:40:39I'm not going there in the dark
00:40:41with the rats running around.
00:40:43I'm not going there in the dark
00:40:45with the rats running around.
00:40:47Take it.
00:41:11They robbed Hatch House.
00:41:13I told you not to turn the engine off,
00:41:15you dumb mutt.
00:41:17There's a reward out for me.
00:41:19You want to wake up the whole town?
00:41:37Everybody, it's an emergency.
00:41:45Jesus.
00:42:10Oh, my, it's the town bell.
00:42:14I hope there isn't a fire.
00:42:23Mommy.
00:42:25It's from Kimmy.
00:42:29I just found out what they did to you.
00:42:32I am so sorry.
00:42:35I'm afraid I hurt you again tonight.
00:42:38We robbed Hatch House.
00:42:41I'm sorry.
00:42:43I'm sorry I'm a terrible chicken.
00:42:46I'm sorry I'm a terrible son.
00:42:48The others don't know it yet,
00:42:50but I'm leaving soon to start a new life
00:42:52in another place far away
00:42:54where I can never hurt you again.
00:42:56I know you will never forget how bad I've been.
00:43:00I hope you will never forget how much I love you.
00:43:04Maybe someday things will be different.
00:43:08I love you, Mommy.
00:43:10I love you.
00:43:28Grasshopper, you can stop ringing that bell!
00:43:33What's going on?
00:43:35It's all gone.
00:43:37It's all gone.
00:43:39Good gracious.
00:43:40What's all gone?
00:43:41Everything.
00:43:43What do you mean, everything?
00:43:45What are you talking about?
00:43:47I mean everything, including Easter, has been taken.
00:43:50Good gracious, good gracious.
00:43:52Hatch House is empty.
00:43:53I checked it myself.
00:43:55The tickets took every last basket.
00:43:59No!
00:44:01Check it out, Deputy Hopper.
00:44:03Okay, folks, everybody remain calm.
00:44:06I'm sure our pal Good Gracious here
00:44:08had one too many butterscotch jellybeans tonight
00:44:11and probably had a nightmare.
00:44:13I'm completely out of butterscotch,
00:44:14and this is a nightmare.
00:44:16But I'm not dreaming.
00:44:17The tickets truck backfired under my porch,
00:44:20and it woke me up.
00:44:21I saw the eggs myself with my binoculars.
00:44:26Hatch House is empty, Sergeant.
00:44:28He's telling the truth, sir.
00:44:30Good gracious.
00:44:31Of course I'm telling the truth.
00:44:34Save me.
00:44:35I don't want to get chickennapped again.
00:44:37Oh, they're not here.
00:44:40I followed the take-its.
00:44:42They were headed to Old Take-It Town with our eggs.
00:44:46They stole my hokey-pokey records last time.
00:44:51Be quiet!
00:44:54You sound like a bunch of old hens.
00:44:57We are a bunch of old hens.
00:45:02Take-its believe they can come to our town
00:45:04and just take whatever they want.
00:45:06Well, I say we're not going to take it any longer.
00:45:10Everyone's Easter was stolen tonight.
00:45:13We need to go to the swamp, get our eggs back,
00:45:16and kick their tails.
00:45:22I have an idea that could work.
00:45:24If we disguise ourselves like take-its,
00:45:27we can sneak through the swamp and into Old Take-It Town.
00:45:31While the take-its are sleeping,
00:45:33we'll tie them up and take back our eggs.
00:45:35Anyway, Miss Claraline is right.
00:45:38I'm going to get the eggs back.
00:45:40Who's going with us?
00:45:44I'm going with you, Headmaster Benedict and Miss Claraline.
00:45:48I want the eggs back.
00:45:52I'm going, too. I'm small.
00:45:54They won't see me.
00:45:55Good gracious.
00:45:56I can spy on the take-its
00:45:58and find out what they did with the eggs.
00:46:03Last fall, I was chicken-napped by a take-it
00:46:07and dragged through the swamp to Old Take-It Town.
00:46:10I know the whole route to that nasty old place,
00:46:13and I'm ready to lead the way.
00:46:19I'll go, of course, to protect you all.
00:46:21Thank you, Sergeant.
00:46:23But you need to stay in Eggtown to protect our citizens
00:46:27just in case the take-its come back and we don't.
00:46:31You're right, and you are the boss, Headmaster Benedict.
00:46:34No, I'm the boss.
00:46:36Listen, they robbed me. I'm going, too.
00:46:39Bossy, you're not going without me.
00:46:42I don't go anywhere without you.
00:46:45With your permission, Benedict.
00:46:48Of course, boss, and thank you.
00:46:51And you, too, Bernadette.
00:46:54To the swamp! To the swamp!
00:46:56To the swamp! To the swamp!
00:46:58To the swamp! To the swamp!
00:47:00To the swamp! To the swamp!
00:47:03Well, the brave little group went home
00:47:06to put on the darkest and shabbiest clothes they could find
00:47:09so no one would spot them traveling to Old Take-It Town.
00:47:25I hear someone coming.
00:47:28Who's that?
00:47:31I don't know who that is.
00:47:36I'm going with you.
00:47:39Miss Tessie, you can't come.
00:47:42You've been through enough.
00:47:44That's exactly why I'm going.
00:47:47My son is the reason why I'm going.
00:47:51Someone in my family has to make things right.
00:47:55Please, let me come.
00:47:58I won't be any trouble.
00:48:01I think Miss Tessie has as much right to come as any of us.
00:48:05Okay, Tessie, let's go.
00:48:08Yaaaay!
00:48:11I can die in peace, I promise.
00:48:15You were right about me.
00:48:18No one should know about this.
00:48:22You just need to listen to this old sheep.
00:48:29What's your name?
00:48:32I'm, what's yours?
00:48:35Do you think the Taykits are watching us right now?
00:48:54That bird looks like he's following us.
00:48:57I hope he isn't a spy for the Taykits.
00:49:02I think it's your imagination.
00:49:05Yeah.
00:49:13What is that awful smell?
00:49:17It's disgusting.
00:49:20Dead bodies. It has to be.
00:49:23Nope. That's the stink of polluted water.
00:49:29We're going the right way. We need to cross this stream.
00:49:36I can't put my toes in that.
00:49:39Would you rather swim across?
00:50:02Do you hear that?
00:50:05Hear what? I don't hear anything.
00:50:09Exactly. Even the crickets have stopped singing.
00:50:23Oh my, what a beautiful flower.
00:50:28I've never seen a red violet.
00:50:32Oh, that smell. It's so unusual.
00:50:39That's odd. I don't ever recall seeing red violets before.
00:50:44Wait a minute.
00:50:46Miss Tessie! No! They're wolf-vine violets!
00:50:56Hold on, Miss Tessie!
00:51:02Don't kill me!
00:51:04Benedict! Use your knife!
00:51:09Take all the flowers! Make it bleed! It's the only way to weaken it!
00:51:20I have a quick run!
00:51:32I need to get her bandage. She's covered in blood.
00:51:36She's bleeding, but I can't find the wounds.
00:51:39Benedict, that isn't Miss Tessie's blood. It's yours.
00:51:47Oh, Benedict. You are so brave.
00:51:53Miss Tessie! Your shawl! It's gone!
00:52:03Oh, there it is.
00:52:09I'm sorry, Miss Tessie.
00:52:12That shawl brought me nothing but trouble. Good riddance.
00:52:23Howling is louder.
00:52:27Those wolves are closer.
00:52:30That bird is still following us.
00:52:39I hope he's not leading the wolves to us.
00:52:42I don't think so.
00:52:44I don't think so.
00:52:46I don't think so.
00:52:48I hope he's not leading the wolves to us.
00:52:51But, son, it was here before. I remember it.
00:52:55Good. That means we're all going the right way. And we're all gonna die.
00:53:01I'd like to be home right now.
00:53:12I don't want to go in.
00:53:15I don't want to go in.
00:53:19We don't have a choice. I don't know any other way.
00:53:24I hate to say this.
00:53:26What? What is it?
00:53:29I've read about cemetery swamp pools. How they're haunted.
00:53:32Haunted by what?
00:53:34There's a legend about a spirit called Muck.
00:53:37They say it will eat you, but first it sucks out your vital juices through your...
00:53:41I don't want to hear the rest.
00:53:45Harriet, you believe in that weird stuff?
00:53:49I didn't say I believe in it.
00:54:01It's no use! We're stuck!
00:54:05Stop screaming! Calm down or we'll never get out of this!
00:54:10Harriet, you were right. Why didn't we listen?
00:54:15Trespassers.
00:54:17What do you mean?
00:54:19Trespassers must die.
00:54:23Must pay a toll.
00:54:28How dare you threaten us! We've done nothing to you! Let us go!
00:54:33Keep quiet.
00:54:35I've waited for you. You wretch. Take it.
00:54:37Take it?
00:54:39We're not...
00:54:41Take it?
00:54:45Explain.
00:54:51Please. Please. Don't... Don't hurt us.
00:54:55We're from Eggtown. Disguised as Takits.
00:54:58The Takits stole our Easter eggs.
00:55:03Sir, please.
00:55:05Please. My name is Benedict Bunny.
00:55:09What may I call you?
00:55:11It is of no consequence, but I am the one they call Muck.
00:55:20You must be their leader.
00:55:23The one they call Terrible Timothy.
00:55:27I told you! I am... I'm Benedict Bunny!
00:55:30Benedict Bunny!
00:55:32Well, actually, they call me Big Boring Benedict Bunny.
00:55:36But I am not a Takit!
00:55:38Take it or not, you are trespassers.
00:55:42And trespassers must die.
00:55:45Did you not see the sign?
00:55:49We did. But the Takits stole our eggs.
00:55:53And we've come risking everything to get those eggs back.
00:55:57Or else...
00:55:59No children anywhere will ever get their Easter baskets.
00:56:04I will only eat one of you.
00:56:07Now...
00:56:10Choose the one among you to be eaten.
00:56:15We can't choose one of our own to be eaten!
00:56:21Choose or you will all die!
00:56:24Well, each of you will whisper to me one name.
00:56:30The one whose name is spoken the most times...
00:56:35shall be my victim.
00:56:42I can't believe this is happening!
00:56:48I know it's me, isn't it?
00:56:51I'm so boring, I would be the one everyone commits the least.
00:57:09We had a deal, Muck! Set them free!
00:57:12You said only one of us has to die!
00:57:21Oh no!
00:57:29It's you, Muck!
00:57:32Yes, Benedick. My thanks to all of you.
00:57:35This is how I used to be.
00:57:38Clean and free before selfishness, cruelty and waste conspired to cast this evil spell upon me.
00:57:44I ask you for a victim, expecting you to betray each other.
00:57:47But instead, you each unselfishly chose to whisper your own name to me.
00:57:54It was the purity in your hearts that released me from my bondage.
00:57:59What happens to you now, Muck?
00:58:02Look for me in the fallen rain, the snowy hill in the morning dew.
00:58:07Farewell, my friends. And good luck on your journey as well.
00:58:18If we ever get out of this place, I'm changing my life.
00:58:22What would you change?
00:58:24Every day I teach someone else's children.
00:58:27Maybe someday I'd like to teach my own.
00:58:31That would be nice.
00:58:41This doesn't look familiar.
00:58:43Helen, please tell me we're not lost.
00:58:47Sorry, I can't remember if we go left or right.
00:58:51It was a year ago. My mind was on escaping, not finding my way back here.
00:58:57Oh, Benedick, you need to do something!
00:59:01You're right. We have to split up to confuse the wolves. They won't know which way to go.
00:59:05Boss, you take Bernadette, Harriet, Claraline, Helen and Desi.
00:59:08Good gracious, you come with me.
00:59:10I'm going with you, Benedick.
00:59:11It's too dangerous. I want you to go with Boss.
00:59:15Benedick, in case... in case something happens and we don't make it out of this mess,
00:59:20I just want you to know how much I... I love... I loved seeing you every day.
00:59:28Everybody, run! Now!
00:59:32Help!
00:59:37They're following us.
00:59:39The others should be safe.
00:59:42I hope so.
00:59:55Good gracious, good gracious.
00:59:58It's none of my business, but I think Miss Harriet's in love with you.
01:00:02I wish.
01:00:09Why did you say you think Miss Harriet's in love with me?
01:00:13It's obvious to everyone but you, Benedick.
01:00:17What do you think she was trying to tell you back there?
01:00:20I can't believe you didn't at least say,
01:00:21be careful, Harriet, or I love seeing you every day, too.
01:00:29I wanted to. I was going to, but I didn't want her to get hurt and the wolves distracted me.
01:00:35Well, what distracted you for the past nine years?
01:00:38Look, good gracious, I've never been able to muster the nerve to tell her how much I love her.
01:00:45I mean, what did you expect?
01:00:48They call me Big Boring Benedick Bunny.
01:00:52I hope you get another chance, Benedick.
01:00:57Oh, I hope the wolves didn't.
01:01:04I don't know which way to turn.
01:01:07I don't know which path to take.
01:01:11But I am sure of one hair-raising fact.
01:01:15I can't just sit here and wait.
01:01:19I'd never believe it if you'd ever told me.
01:01:24I'd find myself lost in the night,
01:01:30trying to find her.
01:01:34I've been so blind around her.
01:01:37Around her.
01:01:43Choosing a possible path.
01:01:46I've a feeling this time I won't fail.
01:01:49I've lived my whole life in a prison I've loathed, that Big Boring Benedick jail.
01:01:54While my sentence just ended, my ways I've amended.
01:01:57I've always intended to love.
01:02:00I'm going to save her.
01:02:03I just have to be brave, sir.
01:02:08I will follow the path that I choose,
01:02:11like a champion facing the wind.
01:02:14I know now I'll never find love in my life,
01:02:17if I don't start right now and begin.
01:02:19Believing that I can move mountains if I want,
01:02:22I feel the power in me.
01:02:25I am no longer boring, sir.
01:02:28I am just so adoring her.
01:02:35There is no turning back for me, world.
01:02:38This time Benedick's getting the girl.
01:02:41I'll follow my dreams and I'll never forget
01:02:44to follow my heart so I don't have regrets.
01:02:47Even though nothing in life is for certain,
01:02:49I'll choose the win and the how.
01:02:52It's a feeling I'm gonna allow.
01:02:55It's a feeling, a feeling like wow.
01:02:58Wow.
01:03:01I know love is the answer.
01:03:06I know love finds a way.
01:03:11I'll go wherever you want me
01:03:15cause I'm what you need
01:03:20right now.
01:03:39Harriet! Harriet!
01:03:42Harriet! Harriet!
01:03:45That's Benedick! Follow me!
01:03:49Benedick, where are you?
01:03:52But Gracious, over here!
01:04:04That's the bird that's been following us.
01:04:07I thought he was spying for the tickets.
01:04:10He's showing us the way.
01:04:12But Gracious, where are you going?
01:04:14I don't believe it.
01:04:16It's you from the picnic.
01:04:20Thank you, my brave friend.
01:04:27That must be the opening to the tunnel
01:04:30that leads to the ticket's lair.
01:04:37Good Gracious, good Gracious.
01:04:39Not so fast. This is a job for a grasshopper.
01:04:42I'll go in first and make sure the tickets are still asleep.
01:04:45I'm so small they won't notice me
01:04:47even if they wake up.
01:04:49Only you can make sure
01:04:51we don't walk into a nasty situation.
01:04:53Absolutely.
01:05:01Good Gracious.
01:05:05How many cigars can they possibly smoke?
01:05:11That was a close call.
01:05:20Wow, look what I found.
01:05:26Cookie, you always complain
01:05:28you never get any fresh ingredients.
01:05:30You're twisting it.
01:05:32What could be fresher than this?
01:05:36No!
01:05:38Toast him with the stolen eggs.
01:05:40Now, stuff him in muck spice
01:05:43and mash him in gravy.
01:05:46You idiots.
01:05:47We got a gazillion Easter baskets
01:05:50chock full of fresh goodies.
01:05:52This one's too scrawny and sour to eat.
01:05:57I know, I know.
01:05:59Grasshopper sandwiches.
01:06:01Enough!
01:06:03You, my scrumptious little friend,
01:06:05are going to be delicious grasshopper pie.
01:06:10Now back off.
01:06:12All of you.
01:06:14I got me some baking to do.
01:06:18Not much, do you, hey, grasshopper?
01:06:22I think we should let him go.
01:06:25Poor little guy.
01:06:27He seems like a nice guy.
01:06:30Yeah, I agree.
01:06:33We really should let him go.
01:06:36We are so sorry, my little friend.
01:06:39We didn't mean to scare you.
01:06:42You look so thin.
01:06:44We've decided to let you go.
01:06:47But what kind of host would we be
01:06:50if we let you leave weary and tired and thin?
01:06:54How about an egg to fatten,
01:06:56I mean to fill you up?
01:06:58Strengthen your legs for the long journey home.
01:07:01Good gracious, good gracious.
01:07:03You're all so very kind.
01:07:05I love eggs, but I really must be going.
01:07:08I don't want to wear out my welcome, you know.
01:07:11Don't worry about that.
01:07:14Wouldn't you like a little snack?
01:07:16Oh, I'm not hungry.
01:07:18That's too bad.
01:07:20I'm not hungry. I'm starving.
01:07:22Oh, good gracious, good gracious.
01:07:24My stomach isn't grumbling.
01:07:26It's sending out a formal protest.
01:07:28You guys take the cake.
01:07:30Oh, I mean that in a good way.
01:07:32You didn't even know I was coming
01:07:34and here you are inviting me for breakfast.
01:07:36I'd love some egg right now
01:07:38to, you know, strengthen my legs.
01:07:45Mmm. Mmm. Mmm.
01:07:47Good gracious, good gracious.
01:07:49These eggs are delicious.
01:07:51Mmm. Mmm. Thank you so much.
01:07:53Ow! They're just...
01:07:55Ow!
01:07:58My stomach!
01:08:01That egg!
01:08:03Oh! Ow!
01:08:05The pain!
01:08:09Everything is going dark.
01:08:12I can't...
01:08:14Oh!
01:08:16Help me!
01:08:18Take it!
01:08:20I'm dying!
01:08:28The eggs are poisoned.
01:08:32It's rat poison.
01:08:34Nothing but poison.
01:08:38Grasshopper meat.
01:08:41Oh, no.
01:08:46No!
01:08:51They tricked us.
01:08:53That could have been one of us.
01:08:55They let us steal these poisoned eggs.
01:08:58They were trying to croak us.
01:09:01Have they no shame?
01:09:03They're evil!
01:09:05You can't trust anyone today.
01:09:08Wait a minute.
01:09:10Not so fast.
01:09:13That grasshopper and his friends
01:09:15came here to steal those eggs back.
01:09:18They put a lot of time and effort
01:09:20into decorating and packing and...
01:09:23You know what that means.
01:09:25They don't know the eggs are poisoned either.
01:09:29Rat poison must have accidentally
01:09:31spilled into the sugar.
01:09:33Okay.
01:09:35We're out of here. Let's hide in the swamp.
01:09:37We'll let them steal back their poisoned eggs.
01:09:40After they all croak like their little friend,
01:09:43Eggtown will be wide open.
01:09:46We'll live at the bake shop.
01:09:49We'll eat anything we want,
01:09:51anytime we want.
01:09:53I'll never have to cook again.
01:09:55All right!
01:09:57Way to go!
01:10:00Let's go.
01:10:11Hurry up!
01:10:13I gotta stop smoking.
01:10:15Hurry up!
01:10:17Hey, come on!
01:10:22There it is. Poison, anyway.
01:10:41Run for your lives!
01:10:55Good Gracious said he'd be back in ten minutes.
01:10:58Something went terribly wrong.
01:11:00Good Gracious is always punctual.
01:11:02Our little friend would be here
01:11:04if he could be here.
01:11:06They've captured him or worse.
01:11:08He went in first to make sure
01:11:10we owe it to Good Gracious to rescue him.
01:11:12I agree.
01:11:14Let's go.
01:11:20What?
01:11:27That's it, then. I'll lead the way.
01:11:29Harriet, you follow me.
01:11:31Miss Tessie, you get behind Helen.
01:11:33Helen, make sure you stay with Miss Tessie.
01:11:35Claraline, you cover their backs.
01:11:37Good.
01:11:38You and Bernadette stay in back
01:11:40just in case they sneak in behind us.
01:11:42Everyone take your positions.
01:11:44We're going in.
01:11:46Lead the way, Benedict.
01:11:47Okay, they could be hiding.
01:11:49So don't wander off too far
01:11:51while you look for Good Gracious.
01:12:18Why would they abandon this place
01:12:20and leave the door wide open?
01:12:23Oh, no!
01:12:25Good Gracious, no!
01:12:28No!
01:12:30No!
01:12:32He was so young!
01:12:34He was so young!
01:12:36He was so young!
01:12:38He was so young!
01:12:40He was so young!
01:12:42He was so young!
01:12:44He was so young!
01:12:45He was so young!
01:12:55Even dead,
01:12:57he's the loveliest shade of green.
01:13:05Good Gracious, Good Gracious,
01:13:07I'm alive.
01:13:09I'm just faking it.
01:13:11But those are the nicest things
01:13:13anybody has ever said about me.
01:13:15What?
01:13:17You're the best friends
01:13:19anybody ever had.
01:13:21You risked your lives for me.
01:13:23I'll never forget this moment.
01:13:25But we're not out of the woods yet.
01:13:27The tickets are hiding outside.
01:13:29They could return any minute.
01:13:31But we thought you were dead.
01:13:33I played possum.
01:13:35I outsmarted them,
01:13:37and I don't want to be here
01:13:39when they find out.
01:13:41Quick, grab the crate of eggs on the floor.
01:13:43I'll explain it on the way home.
01:13:45Okay.
01:13:54The tickets haven't unpacked
01:13:56the baskets from the truck yet.
01:13:59It's parked behind this tunnel mound.
01:14:01We can drive it back to Eggtown.
01:14:03Good Gracious.
01:14:05That was close.
01:14:07No one's following us.
01:14:09We'll make it if this hunk of junk
01:14:11doesn't fall apart.
01:14:32Did everyone make it?
01:14:34Yeah.
01:14:36I think so.
01:14:38Where's Timothy?
01:14:40He's not here.
01:14:42He must be outside
01:14:44with the wolves.
01:14:46Should we help him?
01:14:48You want to go out there?
01:14:50Forget him.
01:14:52Cookie,
01:14:54I'm hungry.
01:14:56Make us something to eat.
01:14:58I got a bad feeling
01:15:00we ain't going anywhere.
01:15:02You idiots.
01:15:04We're out of food.
01:15:06We didn't stock up
01:15:08because we were going to move
01:15:10into Eggtown.
01:15:12They're out of food.
01:15:14What now, Dagger?
01:15:16We wait.
01:15:26Are you alright?
01:15:28Definitely.
01:15:30I'm better than alright.
01:15:32We're the bravest friends in the world.
01:15:35We have our eggs back.
01:15:37I'm feeling like
01:15:39wow, anything is possible.
01:15:51We're out of Forest Edge.
01:15:53Look, everyone has gathered on the commons.
01:15:55They're all waiting for us.
01:15:57But how could that be?
01:15:59Fosse, beat the horn.
01:16:00Yes, yes.
01:16:02By all means, beat.
01:16:06Hey, it's my mother.
01:16:08Hey, Mom.
01:16:10Over here.
01:16:24How did you know we were coming?
01:16:26A little birdie told me.
01:16:31Test, test.
01:16:34Tonight, we Eggtowners
01:16:36celebrate the return of our heroes,
01:16:38our eggs,
01:16:40and our confidence.
01:16:45So, in appreciation,
01:16:47we are presenting our heroes
01:16:49with fitting tributes.
01:16:51First,
01:16:53the Unsung Hero Award
01:16:55goes to Helen Henn.
01:16:57Good job.
01:16:59The Leadership Award
01:17:01goes to
01:17:03Miss Claraline Cluck.
01:17:12The Teamwork Award
01:17:14goes to
01:17:16Mrs. Claraline Cluck.
01:17:21The Teamwork Award
01:17:23goes to
01:17:25The Teamwork Award
01:17:27goes to
01:17:29Fosse and Bernadette Baker.
01:17:37Tonight's award for
01:17:39Performing Above and Beyond
01:17:41the Call of Duty
01:17:43goes to
01:17:45Miss Tiny Tessie.
01:17:54The next award is really
01:17:56two awards in one.
01:17:58For Uncommon Courage
01:18:00in the Face of Certain Death
01:18:02and for Outsmarting the Enemy
01:18:04with Strategy,
01:18:06the Showstopper Grasshopper Award
01:18:08goes to
01:18:10Good Gracious Grasshopper.
01:18:20And now,
01:18:22a very special award
01:18:24the Bravery Award
01:18:26goes to
01:18:28Miss Harriet Hare.
01:18:35She's our teacher.
01:18:37She's so smart.
01:18:39And finally,
01:18:41I am proud to present
01:18:438 Town's Action Hero Award
01:18:45for boldness, determination
01:18:47and for keeping cool
01:18:49in the face of grave peril.
01:18:51I am so proud to present
01:18:52this award
01:18:54to our music teacher
01:18:56and headmaster
01:18:58Benedict Bunny.
01:19:06We have refreshments
01:19:08on the Common,
01:19:10so enjoy yourselves.
01:19:12Let the record show
01:19:14that from this day forward
01:19:16today shall be known as
01:19:18Easter Egg Escapade Day.
01:19:22I can't believe
01:19:24we made it back to Eggtown.
01:19:26I know.
01:19:28It's almost as if
01:19:30it was all a bad dream.
01:19:32Well, it wasn't all bad.
01:19:34Thank you for being
01:19:36concerned about me.
01:19:38Oh, you're welcome.
01:19:40And thank you for,
01:19:42well, thank you for everything.
01:19:44I guess now that
01:19:46this escapade is over,
01:19:48everything can get back
01:19:50to normal.
01:19:52When I was lost
01:19:54in the swamp,
01:19:56I realized I might
01:19:58never get out alive.
01:20:00I thought about all
01:20:02the things I'm missing.
01:20:04I'm not coming back
01:20:06to school, Benedict.
01:20:08You know what, Benedict?
01:20:10I was lost,
01:20:12but I finally found myself.
01:20:14I'm not ready
01:20:16to lose that tomorrow.
01:20:18So, goodbye, Benedict.
01:20:23What do I do?
01:20:25What do I do?
01:20:27Don't leave, Harriet.
01:20:30She can't hear you, Benedict.
01:20:35Excuse me.
01:20:37Ladies and gentlemen,
01:20:39I'm sorry to bother you.
01:20:41There's just one more
01:20:43announcement I need to make.
01:20:45I'm just crazy.
01:20:47I'm just crazy.
01:20:49I'm just crazy.
01:20:50I'm just crazy
01:20:52about you.
01:20:54I can't live
01:20:56without you.
01:20:59I'm just crazy
01:21:01about you.
01:21:03I won't last
01:21:06without you.
01:21:13I won't lose you again.
01:21:16I love you.
01:21:21Hurray!
01:21:27Hurray!
01:21:30Hurray, I love you!
01:21:40Hurray!
01:21:42Grace!
01:21:46Good gracious.
01:21:47Having an adventure
01:21:48certainly is tiring.
01:21:50I'll pass up the free refreshments and just go straight home.
01:21:54Blegh. Blegh. Blegh.
01:21:59Blegh.
01:22:00Hey.
01:22:04Oh. Oh.
01:22:06Ah. Home, home, sweet home.
01:22:10I haven't had a jelly bean in... I don't know how long.
01:22:14A butterscotch would certainly hit the spot.
01:22:17Where the bunnies and the grasshoppers roam.
01:22:20Huh. What's this?
01:22:22Good gracious. It's a note.
01:22:25It's from terrible Timothy. Take it.
01:22:28Hey, little grasshopper.
01:22:30I saw you breathing.
01:22:34Take good care of my mother.
01:22:47It's time for me to go.
01:22:51I can't stay any longer.
01:22:55I don't want to be alone.
01:23:00Even though I am stronger.
01:23:04Take a chance with me.
01:23:09I need you by my side.
01:23:13I will be your wings.
01:23:17And I'll love you till I die.
01:23:21So fly with me.
01:23:25Fly high with me.
01:23:30And try to see.
01:23:34Then you'll know why with me.
01:23:43Ah, you look strong enough.
01:23:45But it's backbreaking work.
01:23:47You have to be willing to work hard.
01:23:49Sir, I want to work hard.
01:23:53Well, Timothy worked hard.
01:23:55And the farmer never regretted his decision to hire him.
01:23:59What happened to all of our other friends?
01:24:02Well, their lives soon returned to normal.
01:24:05Oh, and by the way, if you should ever be passing through Eggtown,
01:24:09look for the tiniest house on the top of the tallest tree.
01:24:13And I'm pretty sure you'll see good gracious grasshopper
01:24:17munching jelly beans on his porch.
01:24:20And the tickets?
01:24:22Well now, that's another story.
01:24:25Fly away with me.
01:24:28And try, well try to see.
01:24:31Then you'll know why with me.
01:24:38Once in your life, someone comes along.
01:24:42Once in your life, someone sings your song.
01:24:47Someone who means a lot to you.
01:24:51Someone who says, I'll be there for you.
01:24:56And the moon will be our bed.
01:25:00You and I will soar.
01:25:05We'll float up to the stars.
01:25:08And we'll find out what's in store.
01:25:12So fly, so fly away with me.
01:25:16Come on and fly, well fly away with me.
01:25:21You better try, well try to see.
01:25:25Then you'll know, yeah you'll know, yeah you'll know.
01:25:30So fly, so fly away with me.
01:25:34Come on and just fly, just fly away with me.
01:25:39You better try, well try to see.
01:25:43And you'll know, yeah you'll know, yeah you'll know.
01:25:48So fly, well fly away with me.
01:25:52Come on and just fly, just fly away with me.
01:25:56You better try, well try to see.
01:26:01Then you'll know, yeah you'll know, yeah you'll know.
01:26:23I'm crazy about you.
01:26:30I can't live without you.
01:26:36I'm crazy about you.
01:26:43I won't last without you.
01:26:50You're supposed to be my best friend.
01:26:55You're the one who even loves me when I'm wrong.
01:27:01And you're the one who said our love will not end without you.
01:27:10I can't go on.
01:27:13I'm just crazy about you.
01:27:20I can't live without you.