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00:00:00It was the first day of autumn in the Hundred Acre Wood, and everyone there was very busy
00:00:09spring or autumn cleaning, or at least almost everyone was.
00:00:18Little Roo was otherwise occupied playing with his ball.
00:00:28Now Owl was busy looking for something he had misplaced, and Eeyore was having a particularly
00:00:50gloomy day.
00:00:53Pooh, however, was happily doing what he loves most, eating honey.
00:01:01Pooh Bear certainly loves honey, but honey was not on everyone's mind, especially not
00:02:09What a frightened little Piglet you are.
00:02:11Quite sure.
00:02:13You know what, Piglet?
00:02:15You need to face your fears.
00:02:17Oh my goodness, no.
00:02:19I couldn't.
00:02:21I mean, that would be, face my fears, you say?
00:02:23That's right.
00:02:25To overcome a fear, you just have to stare it down.
00:02:27Believe in yourself, Piglet.
00:02:29You have a hero inside of you, just waiting to come out.
00:02:31But I'm too afraid, Christopher Robin, and I'm scared.
00:02:34I'm so very small.
00:02:36Heroes must be big and brave.
00:02:38Oh, no.
00:02:40I'll never be a hero.
00:02:53And so as Roo was falling asleep, Pooh started to drift off as well.
00:03:02But as everyone was so preoccupied, they hadn't noticed Piglet.
00:03:06Feeling that he was too small and too easily frightened to help his friends,
00:03:11Piglet left the Hundred Acre Wood all alone and rather sad.
00:03:16And so, as everyone was so preoccupied, they hadn't noticed Piglet.
00:03:21But as everyone was so preoccupied, they hadn't noticed Piglet.
00:03:26And so, as everyone was so preoccupied, they hadn't noticed Piglet.
00:03:31And so, as everyone was so preoccupied, they hadn't noticed Piglet.
00:03:36And so, as everyone was so preoccupied, they hadn't noticed Piglet.
00:03:42If only Piglet were here, he would surely help me find some honey.
00:03:47Thought Poole, falling asleep.
00:03:49And that's exactly what he was going to dream about.
00:04:00Everything will be alright, Piglet.
00:04:03To overcome your fears, you must believe in yourself.
00:04:07Oh, thank you, Christopher Robin.
00:04:10I feel better already.
00:04:15And who is this? Could it be my young friend, Piglet?
00:04:19Oh, hello, Owl.
00:04:20What a pleasure it is to see you.
00:04:23Now, tell me, what are you doing in Poole's dream?
00:04:27Would you perhaps be looking for a treasure?
00:04:31Oh, no, Owl. I've come to see if Poole might need my help.
00:04:34Bravo, Piglet. That sounds like a wonderful idea.
00:04:39Poole is just on the other side of this gate.
00:04:52Oh, do be careful, Piglet.
00:04:54This caramel is quite sticky and I seem to have found myself rather stuck in it.
00:05:03And it would be so bothersome if we both got stuck.
00:05:06Don't you think?
00:05:08But Poole, how did you get stuck in the caramel?
00:05:11Well, you see, I was searching for some honey
00:05:13and Rabbit thought this might be a good place to search.
00:05:16Well, at least I think that's what he told me.
00:05:19But now that I think about it some more, I could be mistaken.
00:05:23Hold on, Poole. I'll get you out.
00:05:25That would be very nice.
00:05:27Thank you, Piglet. I suppose a stick might be useful.
00:05:32Oh.
00:05:35Have you found us anything such as a stick yet, Piglet?
00:05:42Hang on, Poole. I'll do my best to unstick you.
00:05:49Oh, thank you, Piglet.
00:05:51You see, I've discovered that caramel is quite good for eating,
00:05:55but not so good for, um, standing in.
00:05:59Now let's find Rabbit.
00:06:01I'm sure he knows where to find some honey.
00:06:10Come along now, Piglet. Follow me.
00:06:18And so it was that Piglet decided to follow his friend Winnie the Pooh
00:06:23in the hopes of helping him find some honey.
00:06:27Oh, bother.
00:06:29Piglet, there seems to be some cotton candy blocking the door.
00:06:34However shall we get through?
00:06:36Think, think.
00:06:38I do believe I've seen this cake before.
00:06:42And if this cake is here, then Rabbit must be over there.
00:06:47Will he be able to help us find the honey?
00:06:50Oh, yes. Rabbit always has a smackerel or two of honey.
00:06:55Now how shall we get through this cotton candy?
00:06:58Think, think, think.
00:07:00I suppose we could eat it.
00:07:02Oh, no, Poole. There's much too much to eat.
00:07:06Yes, of course you're right, Piglet.
00:07:09But however shall we get to the other side, then?
00:07:19Well, if it isn't my dear friend, Piglet.
00:07:22And I do believe you're looking for a way to get rid of some cotton candy.
00:07:25Let's see.
00:07:27The weight multiplied by the mass squared
00:07:31divided by the height of the cotton candy
00:07:35minus the...
00:07:39Aha! A bit of water could be the solution.
00:07:42And where better to find water than in a bottle.
00:07:48Poole Bear, could you help me?
00:07:51Of course, Piglet.
00:07:53Could you press the handle of the bottle?
00:07:55I'm a bit too small to reach it, you see.
00:07:58Oh, a bottle with handles.
00:08:01I wonder why that is.
00:08:12Now let's see.
00:08:22Oh, that did it.
00:08:25And now, perhaps we can find Rabbit
00:08:28and some honey for my tummy.
00:08:30Yes. Oh, thank you, Poole.
00:08:32I'll go find Rabbit
00:08:34and ask him if he knows where some honey is.
00:08:36Piglet, perhaps you should go and find Rabbit.
00:08:39And I shall return to where I was before I was here.
00:08:44Oh, and also, Piglet,
00:08:46you know there may be heff lumps in there.
00:08:50I suppose perhaps you should be rather careful.
00:08:54Heff lumps!
00:08:57Heff lumps!
00:09:20Oh, hello, Rabbit.
00:09:22Oh, hello, Piglet.
00:09:24I'm afraid I haven't much time to chat.
00:09:26I'm busy, you see.
00:09:28I was just hoping to find some honey.
00:09:30Everyone's always in search of honey.
00:09:33First Poole eats all the honey in my cupboard,
00:09:35and now you.
00:09:37Anyway, I'm fresh out.
00:09:39Where, then, do you think I might find some more?
00:09:41If it's not too much trouble, that is.
00:09:44More honey?
00:09:46Well, there is some next to the beehive.
00:09:49Oh, but it's quite dangerous, Piglet.
00:09:51The bees won't let you near their honey
00:09:53unless you find some way to get them away from their beehive.
00:10:23Oh, well done, Piglet.
00:10:46Oh, you're braver than I thought.
00:10:48Now that the bees are away,
00:10:50I shall be able to replenish my honey supply.
00:10:52Oh, and you'll need a honeypot, too, won't you?
00:10:55Well, here's the key that unlocks a cupboard in my kitchen.
00:10:58There you'll find a pot ready to be filled with honey.
00:11:03Thank you, Rabbit.
00:11:15Oh, wonderful, a honeypot.
00:11:21And now all I need to do is fill it with honey.
00:11:31Oh, I think Pooh will be very happy.
00:11:36Oh, Piglet,
00:11:38I don't suppose you did find a bit of honey,
00:11:41by any chance, did you?
00:11:44My tumbling is rather rumbly.
00:11:49Oh, look, Pooh, it's just for you.
00:11:52Oh, yum, honey.
00:11:59There was nothing yummier than honey.
00:12:02Thank you, Piglet.
00:12:04You are a very good friend indeed.
00:12:07You're welcome, Pooh.
00:12:13Yummy.
00:12:16Despite the heffalumps and despite the woozles,
00:12:20the very brave Piglet managed to bring some honey back to his dear friend, Pooh.
00:12:32Oh, thank you, Piglet.
00:12:34This is the tastiest, the most delicious,
00:12:38no, the yummiest honey I have ever eaten.
00:12:49Just a little higher.
00:12:51My ball, I can't seem to reach it.
00:12:58If only Piglet were here.
00:13:01Surely he could help me get my ball down.
00:13:04He thought Roo, falling asleep,
00:13:07and that's exactly what he dreamt about.
00:13:12Why, hello, Piglet, dear.
00:13:14Hello, Mrs. Kanga.
00:13:16You haven't seen my little Roo, have you?
00:13:18I don't know where he's gotten off to.
00:13:20No, I'm sorry, but I haven't seen him.
00:13:24Oh, would you do me a favor and find him for me?
00:13:27He has to clean up his room, you know.
00:13:30I'll do my best, Mrs. Kanga.
00:13:55Say there, Piglet.
00:13:57I'm doing my daily pounce.
00:13:59Oh, hello, Tigger.
00:14:01Hey, what's this fence doing here?
00:14:03It's keeping us Tiggers from pouncing.
00:14:05And a Tigger that can't pounce,
00:14:07why, he's no Tigger at all.
00:14:10Maybe there's some way to open it, Tigger.
00:14:12Hmm, I think you may be onto something, Piglet.
00:14:15I do remember I was seeing a little pool tab over there.
00:14:20Maybe if somebody pushed it up,
00:14:22it would open this fence and free up some pouncing room.
00:14:25But I'm suspecting that there's some heffalumps and woosles about.
00:14:32Maybe if you tried not to make any noise,
00:14:35they wouldn't notice you.
00:14:37Oh, you mean sneak around like?
00:14:40Sneaking's what Tiggers do the best.
00:14:43I'll take care of this fence for you, Piglet.
00:14:45Just stand back and watch.
00:14:56Well, would you look at that.
00:14:59Oh, thank you very much, Tigger.
00:15:02Don't mention it.
00:15:03Helping Piglets is what Tiggers do the best.
00:15:07Oh.
00:15:15Hmm.
00:15:17Hmm.
00:15:41Huh?
00:15:43Ah.
00:15:48Oh, Roo, are you in there?
00:15:51Piglet, is that you?
00:15:53Yes, I came to get you.
00:15:55Kanga is very anxious to see you.
00:15:58But, Piglet, I can't go home.
00:16:00I'm locked in.
00:16:01The door's shut behind me and I don't have a key.
00:16:04Oh, dear.
00:16:05How can we open it?
00:16:07I think the key's back in my house.
00:16:09Would you go ask my mama for it, Piglet?
00:16:12Oh, certainly, Roo.
00:16:13I'll be right back.
00:16:15Have you finally found Roo, Piglet?
00:16:17Yes, Kanga, I have.
00:16:19He's in his playroom.
00:16:20But he's locked himself in and can't get out.
00:16:22Do you have the key?
00:16:24Oh, dear.
00:16:25Now, I'm sure I've seen that key someplace around the house.
00:16:29Oh, goodness, will you look at this mess.
00:16:32Roo has left his cookies just everywhere.
00:16:35Piglet, be a dear and gather them up while I look for the key.
00:16:40Oh, I'd be happy to.
00:16:42What a wonderful job you've done, Piglet.
00:16:45You cleaned up every last cookie.
00:16:47And I've found the key.
00:16:49So, here you are.
00:16:50Hurry now.
00:16:51I'm sure Roo will be very happy to see you, the little dear.
00:16:56Thank you, Kanga.
00:17:04Hurry up, Piglet.
00:17:06Let's go.
00:17:09Hooray, Piglet!
00:17:11You did it!
00:17:12I'm so happy to see you.
00:17:14Really?
00:17:15You're happy to see me?
00:17:17Oh, yes, Piglet.
00:17:18And I need your help.
00:17:20Help?
00:17:21Uh-huh.
00:17:22My ball is up in that cloud, and I can't get it.
00:17:29I've got a ladder, but it's missing a rung.
00:17:32Eeyore told me he has a piece of wood.
00:17:34Do you think we could use it to fix the ladder?
00:17:37Oh, I'm sure we can.
00:17:38I'll go and ask Eeyore if you like, Roo.
00:17:41Oh, goody, Piglet.
00:18:08Hello, Eeyore.
00:18:10Oh, hello, Piglet.
00:18:12I'm surprised you noticed me.
00:18:15Eeyore, would you happen to have a piece of wood?
00:18:18I need it to fix a broken ladder for Roo.
00:18:21Oh, wouldn't you know?
00:18:23I'm looking for some wood, too,
00:18:25so that I can build my house again.
00:18:28I did notice a stick,
00:18:30but I don't know where it is.
00:18:33Now that I can build my house again,
00:18:36I did notice a stick at the top of these stairs.
00:18:40I suppose you'll have to pull that tab
00:18:42to make the stairs appear.
00:18:45Do you mind if I keep the stick, Eeyore?
00:18:48Why not?
00:18:50After all, I've got the whole day to search for more wood.
00:18:54Oh, thank you, Eeyore.
00:19:03Oh, thank you, Eeyore.
00:19:34Hmm...
00:19:49You sure are good at that, Piglet.
00:19:51Now you can fix the ladder for Roo.
00:19:54Yes, and I'll be able to get his ball, too.
00:19:59Now you can fix the ladder for Roo.
00:20:02It's good news that you were able to get the stick.
00:20:12Did you ask Eeyore for a piece of wood to fix the ladder, Piglet?
00:20:27Hooray, Piglet!
00:20:30You got my ball back! Thank you, thank you!
00:20:53Oh, no! My ball!
00:20:55Oh, don't worry, Roo. I'll get it back.
00:20:58I think...
00:21:05Halt! None shall pass.
00:21:09Please, I need to get through.
00:21:12Not so fast, small one.
00:21:18But I have to get the ball back.
00:21:20It belongs to my friend, Roo.
00:21:22So you want the ball.
00:21:25How touching.
00:21:27But you seem to be a little scared.
00:21:30Oh, I've an idea.
00:21:32If you scare me, I'll let you in.
00:21:35But I think you are much too frightened.
00:21:45Be careful, Piglet.
00:21:57Oh, no!
00:22:13Oh, no!
00:22:15My muscles!
00:22:27Ha ha ha ha!
00:22:29Ha ha ha ha!
00:22:32Blargh!
00:22:34Ha ha ha ha!
00:22:36He-e-e-e-e-e-e!
00:22:38Bah!
00:22:40Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
00:22:42Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
00:22:51My ball!
00:22:52Oh, thank you, Figlet.
00:22:54You are awfully brave to face those woozles.
00:22:57He might even be braver than Tigger!
00:23:00And so, due to his friend's dream, our dear Piglet began to gain confidence in himself.
00:23:06At last, he felt a little more prepared to face his fears.
00:23:17Hooray! My ball!
00:23:19Oh, thank you, Piglet. I got my ball back thanks to you.
00:23:28As Rabbit continued counting his cabbages, and Tigger painted everything orange,
00:23:35Owl had fallen asleep, and Eeyore drooped into a rather gloomy dream.
00:23:47My book! My book! My memory book!
00:23:51Oh, where could it be? Not here.
00:23:55Hmm. Surely not here.
00:24:03Oh, if only Piglet were here. I do think he might be able to help me find my memory book.
00:24:17Say there, Sonny. You look like you're lost. Is there something I can help you with?
00:24:23Hello, Gopher. Have you seen Owl, by chance?
00:24:27Owl? Oh, you mean the fellow who's lost his memory?
00:24:32His house is just behind these big doors.
00:24:37I do so want to help him, but how can I open these doors? I'm far too small.
00:24:43Sounds like you want my help.
00:24:46Sorry. Too big a project. I'm much too busy.
00:24:50Got tunnels to dig, you know. Bet you'd find some help over at the library.
00:24:57Yep, there's a chessboard inside. I'm willing to bet that Owl put a switch in there to open the doors.
00:25:05He's very good at architecting. Terrible at excavating, though.
00:25:10Oh, thank you very much, Gopher.
00:25:13You betcha. Gotta skedaddle.
00:25:20Ah!
00:25:30Why, hello, Piglet. What brings you here?
00:25:33I'm looking for a chessboard. Gopher told me it would open the big doors to Owl's house.
00:25:38And I have to get inside to help Owl find his memory.
00:25:42A chessboard? Yes, I think I saw it in the library just a bit farther on.
00:25:50But first, I shall open this gate for you.
00:25:53Really?
00:25:54Of course, Piglet. I'll just press the button.
00:25:57But there are quite a lot of woozles and heffalumps in there, so I shall have to be very quiet or they may hear me.
00:26:05You see, I don't think they want that button pushed.
00:26:10Oh, my. I am rather rumbly in my tumbly.
00:26:14Oh, thank you, Pooh Bear. I sure am counting on you.
00:26:18Of course, Piglet.
00:26:20Oh, mother.
00:26:39Oh, bother.
00:26:51There, Piglet. I opened the gate for you.
00:26:54But I almost didn't make it. There were ever so many heffalumps and woozles about, you see.
00:27:00Oh, thank you very much, Pooh Bear.
00:27:03This adventure has made me rather hungry.
00:27:06I'm just going to eat a small smackerel of honey.
00:27:09Or perhaps a smackerel or two more.
00:27:15Pooh Bear sure likes his honey.
00:27:33Hmm. Four tons of ground multiplied by one hundred twenty-three wheelbarrows.
00:27:40Snipper and Sassafras, you made it in here without digging?
00:27:46Why, yes. I suppose that I did.
00:27:50Well, then, sonny, I'll certainly help you out.
00:27:54So, you say you want to open the doors to the underground?
00:27:59Oh, yes. Thank you.
00:28:01Well, to do that, you see, you'll have to play this game.
00:28:06Just push one of the white chess pieces, and then you'll have checkmate.
00:28:11Simple as that.
00:28:13Oh, it seems very complicated.
00:28:17Don't be silly. That owl just likes playing games.
00:28:21It's really quite simple.
00:28:25Just push one of the white chess pieces, and you win.
00:28:29All right.
00:28:43Owl!
00:28:44Bidewet! No, no, no, that's not it.
00:28:47Don't you remember me? My name is...
00:28:49No, no, no, that's not it.
00:28:52Don't you remember me? My name is...
00:28:54No, I forgot. I forgot everything.
00:28:58Who you are, who I am, who we are.
00:29:02What an immeasurable disaster.
00:29:05I must get my book of memories back.
00:29:08It contains my memory, but obviously I can't remember where it is.
00:29:14Oh, maybe I can help you, Owl.
00:29:16Ah, that would be very nice.
00:29:18Thank you, Kinglet.
00:29:21If I remember things correctly, which I don't,
00:29:24we have to find the two paintings of my missing ancestors to gain access to the memory book.
00:29:30Of course, I can't remember why.
00:29:33I'll do my best to get them for you, Owl. I promise.
00:29:50Hmm...
00:29:58Huh?
00:30:05Did you find my ancestors' paintings, Litkit?
00:30:20Hmm...
00:30:21Hmm...
00:30:22Hmm...
00:30:49Hmm...
00:30:50Certainly something must be done with all those wobbly things.
00:31:07Oh...
00:31:21Hmm...
00:31:35Oh!
00:31:40Hmm...
00:31:48Oh!
00:31:50Hmm...
00:31:59Hmm...
00:32:00Did you find my ancestors' paintings, Litkit?
00:32:06Hmm...
00:32:09Hmm...
00:32:13Yes, that's it! That's just what I needed, Blipit!
00:32:17Now, if my deductions are correct, my book of memories must be behind this secret passage.
00:32:36Let's go together, Owl.
00:32:39Well, well, I think I shall wait for you right here.
00:32:44You see, without my glasses, I won't see a thing.
00:32:50Maybe, if you like this room, I can follow you.
00:32:55Yes, yes, that's the way!
00:33:00Hmm...
00:33:03Hmm...
00:33:05Hmm...
00:33:08Hmm...
00:33:20Hmm...
00:33:22Huh?
00:33:26Huh?
00:33:38Huh?
00:33:41Phew!
00:33:47Hoo-hoo! Some light!
00:33:49Oh, my, my, what a lot of books!
00:33:53Hurrah!
00:33:54My book!
00:33:59Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:34:03My book!
00:34:06My, my book!
00:34:09You have restored my past!
00:34:12Piglet!
00:34:14Ho-ho! I called you Piglet!
00:34:17I recovered my memory!
00:34:19Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:34:21Oh, I'm very happy for you, Owl.
00:34:23I can never thank you enough, my young Piglet!
00:34:27Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:34:29You're very welcome!
00:34:31And so it was that Owl finally recovered his memory,
00:34:35thanks to the courage and bravery of our small but big-hearted friend, Piglet.
00:34:47My memory book!
00:34:50Oh, thank you, Piglet!
00:34:52This is an act of kindness I shall never forget.
00:35:02It figures. All the colors have gone away.
00:35:09I'm sure if Piglet were here, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:35:15Forty-year falling asleep, and that's exactly what he dreamt about.
00:35:22Piglet! Hey, Piglet!
00:35:24Oh, hello, Roo. Do you know what's happening here?
00:35:27I'm not sure, but this place is a little scary. Everything's kind of dark.
00:35:32Eeyore sure seems to be sad, even for Eeyore.
00:35:36You're right! Maybe that's why his dream is so dark.
00:35:39Do you think you could cheer him up, Piglet?
00:35:41You gotta be careful, though. There are woozles all around.
00:35:52Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:35:58If he tried talking to Eeyore, maybe that would cheer him up.
00:36:02If he tried talking to Eeyore, maybe that would cheer him up.
00:36:32I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:37I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:40I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:43I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:45I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:47I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:49I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:51I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:53I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:55I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:57I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:36:59I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:01I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:03I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:05I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:07I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:09I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:39I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:41I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:43I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:45I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:47I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:49I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:51I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:53I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:37:55I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:25I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:27I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:29I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:31I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:33I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:35I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:37I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:39I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:41I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:43I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:45I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:47I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:49I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:51I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:53I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:55I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:57I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:38:59I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:01I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:03I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:05I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:07I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:09I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:11I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:13I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:15I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:17I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:19I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:21I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:23I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:25I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:27I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:29I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:31I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:33I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:35I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:37I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:39I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:41I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:43I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:45I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:47I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:49I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:51I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:53I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:55I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:57I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:39:59I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:01I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:03I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:05I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:07I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:09I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:11I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:13I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:15I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:17I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:19I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:21I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:23I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:25I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:27I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:29I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:31I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:33I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:35I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:37I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:39I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:41I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:43I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:45I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:47I'm sure if he tried talking to Eeyore, he'd make this gray day seem a little brighter.
00:40:50La la!
00:40:55Looking at this drawing, it seems I have to do something with the faucets.
00:40:57The drawing says that too much pressure will pop the valve off.
00:41:04Oh, if that happened, I could use the valve somewhere else.
00:41:19Oh, I understand.
00:41:25That's it. It's turned on.
00:41:31That's it. It's turned off.
00:41:41That's it. It's turned off.
00:41:49That's it. It's turned off.
00:42:05Oh, I have to catch it.
00:42:09Lala!
00:42:20Oh, I have to catch it.
00:42:27Lala!
00:42:32It sure is pretty with all the colors back, if you like that sort of thing.
00:42:39Huh?
00:42:48Oh, no. Looks like we've got visitors.
00:42:52But it's too dark. We can't see anything at all.
00:42:56Maybe we should light the candles.
00:42:59What a good idea, Eeyore. I'll go ask Roo to lend us his lamp.
00:43:05Roo, you think I might borrow your lamp?
00:43:08Sure, Piglet.
00:43:12Piglet, I think I'm going to go home. It's just too dark in here. Good luck.
00:43:20Did you get Roo's lamp? Because it's still dark in here, Piglet.
00:43:35Thanks, Piglet, for lighting the room again.
00:43:41My, my. What do we have here?
00:43:44You may have frightened me last time, but that won't happen again.
00:43:48Try to frighten me. Go ahead.
00:43:51I'm so scared.
00:43:55Roo?
00:43:59Roo?
00:44:03I'm so scared.
00:44:07Roo?
00:44:13Roo?
00:44:17Roo?
00:44:19I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't
00:44:49know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know
00:45:19Hope you enjoy!
00:45:49Piglet?
00:45:50Oh, here you are, it's only you.
00:45:53Sorry to have frightened you.
00:45:55Seems to happen a lot.
00:45:57Oh, no, it's all right.
00:45:59I'm very happy to see you.
00:46:01Well, thanks for saying it.
00:46:03I want to thank you, Piglet.
00:46:06You brought the colors back in my dream.
00:46:09You lit the candles again.
00:46:14You brought the colors back in my dream.
00:46:17You lit the candles again.
00:46:20And because of you, there are no more heffa-lumps in my house.
00:46:25Because of me, Eeyore?
00:46:28Yup, and you did it all just to help me.
00:46:33Thanks for cheering me up, Piglet.
00:46:36You're welcome, Eeyore.
00:46:40And so it was that Piglet proved, yet again,
00:46:43that despite the obstacles and despite his fears,
00:46:47if you wish hard enough for something,
00:46:49you can make your wish come true.
00:46:58Having all the colors back kinda turns a grey day sunny.
00:47:03Thanks for your help, Piglet.
00:47:10It's raining.
00:47:13My carrots, my carrots!
00:47:16Had a tut-tut and a little bit of tissue.
00:47:26My stripes, my wondermastigrified stripes.
00:47:34Oh no!
00:47:37My carrots, my carrots!
00:47:46My carrots!
00:47:48Must get my carrots to safety!
00:47:51They'll be ruined!
00:47:53Oh, my carrots!
00:47:57Ah, if only Piglet were here.
00:48:00He could help me save my carrots from the rain.
00:48:03Thought Rabbit, falling asleep.
00:48:06And that's exactly what he dreamt about.
00:48:13Oh no, Piglet, not now.
00:48:15I'm much too busy.
00:48:17It's going to rain and all my carrots will be flooded
00:48:20if I don't get my carrot extractor working correctly.
00:48:23If I don't get my carrot extractor working correctly,
00:48:26everything will be ruined.
00:48:28Oh, what a disaster!
00:48:31What can I do to help, Rabbit?
00:48:33I've got to fix this machine.
00:48:38Oh no, my carrots!
00:48:41How am I going to get them all picked if I'm stuck here?
00:48:45Piglet!
00:48:48Please, I need to get the extractor going again.
00:48:55Piglet, please help get the carrot extractor going again.
00:49:17Piglet!
00:49:34Ah, sweet sugar beets!
00:49:37It's you, Sonny.
00:49:40Oh, hello again, Gopher.
00:49:42Step to it.
00:49:44You've got to help Rabbit before it rains.
00:49:46If you don't, his carrot patch will be ruined.
00:49:49And that will make all of my tunnels fall in.
00:49:52Can't have that. No siree!
00:49:55I need to help get the extractor running again.
00:49:58Well, seems to me it's missing a cog.
00:50:02Well, I'm sure I've got one in a cellar near here.
00:50:05Problem is, I don't have the key.
00:50:09Oh!
00:50:14Did see the key, though.
00:50:16A big bird was carrying it.
00:50:18Quite a problem, those birds.
00:50:23Hello there, Piglet.
00:50:25And how are you on this sun-shiny day?
00:50:29I'm very well, thank you, Kigger.
00:50:31Today I'm helping Rabbit put carrots in his shelter,
00:50:34so I was looking for a way to cross the stream.
00:50:37Crossing streams, eh?
00:50:39That's what takes us to the past.
00:50:42Just let me take a look over this a way.
00:50:44But I've got to be real quiet-like, so...
00:50:47Ho ho ho ho.
00:50:51Whoopee choo!
00:51:08Huh?
00:51:13Say, looky here. A raft!
00:51:16I bet...
00:51:18Ho ho ho ho!
00:51:29Ho ho ho ho!
00:51:31Well, would you look at that!
00:51:33Oh, thank you very much, Kigger.
00:51:36Don't mention it.
00:51:38Helping Piglets is what Kiggers do the best.
00:51:41Ho ho ho ho!
00:52:06Whee!
00:52:12Bum bum bum bum bum bum!
00:52:15Hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm!
00:52:31Whoa!
00:52:36Huh?
00:53:07Huh?
00:53:17Ah, there you are!
00:53:19All that remains now is to get the machine running again.
00:53:29But you better hurry up when you do it.
00:53:32A few seconds is all you have,
00:53:34because of the pressure system, you know.
00:53:36A few seconds! One, two, three...
00:53:39Or it doesn't work!
00:53:53Superior work!
00:53:55Couldn't have done it better myself.
00:53:57Better go help your friend Rabbit save his carrots before it rains.
00:54:03Hooray, Piglet!
00:54:05It's working!
00:54:08Huh?
00:54:24Oh, no.
00:54:26The conveyor belt's not running.
00:54:29Piglet, could you get it running again?
00:54:31There's a boiler near my tomato patch.
00:54:34Just take the key on the ground.
00:54:36It'll open the door.
00:54:45Please get the conveyor belt running again, Piglet.
00:55:01Please get the conveyor belt running again, Piglet.
00:55:31Please get the conveyor belt running again, Piglet.
00:56:01Please get the conveyor belt running again, Piglet.
00:56:19Ah, wonderful!
00:56:21The belt is running!
00:56:23Huh?
00:56:25Ouch!
00:56:32Good work, Piglet.
00:56:34Now just pull the lever right here beside me.
00:56:37And would you be so kind as to open the gate so I can get out of this mess?
00:56:46Ouch!
00:56:48Piglet, what's going on?
00:56:50Just push down on the wooden log to open the gate for me.
00:56:58Uh, thanks.
00:57:02Ouch!
00:57:05You must push down on the wooden log to open the gate for me.
00:57:18Uh, thanks.
00:57:24Ouch!
00:57:27You must push down on the wooden log to open the gate for me.
00:57:31You must push down on the wooden log to open the gate for me.
00:57:44Uh, thanks.
00:57:50Ouch!
00:57:53You must push down on the wooden log to open the gate for me.
00:58:00Ouch!
00:58:06Uh, thanks.
00:58:17Piglet, please!
00:58:19You must help me out of this cart, or we'll be facing an utter disaster!
00:58:25Ouch!
00:58:32Oh, thank you, Piglet.
00:58:34Without your help, the rain would surely have ruined my precious carrots.
00:58:38Oh, you're very welcome, Rabbit.
00:58:41But it was nothing, really.
00:58:43And so Piglet showed that despite being a very small animal,
00:58:48that just like Rabbit, he too could finish things right on time.
00:58:55My carrots...
00:58:58My, my carrots!
00:59:01My carrots! You saved my precious carrots!
00:59:05Oh, thank you, Piglet.
00:59:12Why, without my tigger stripes, I'm nothing but a second-rate tigger!
00:59:18If my friend Piglet was here,
00:59:20I'd just know that he could help me track down my tigger stripes.
00:59:24Thought Tigger, falling asleep, and that's exactly what he dreamt about.
00:59:31Hi there, Piglet!
00:59:33Oh, it's atrocious if there are no tigger stripes on a tigger!
00:59:40It just can't be!
00:59:43It just can't be!
00:59:46Oh, my stripes!
00:59:54Hurry, Piglet! We've got to catch Tigger!
00:59:57Well, all right. I guess I could help.
01:00:04It's my tiggery stripes!
01:00:09Tigger!
01:00:13Tigger!
01:00:25Tigger!
01:00:44Hello there, Piglet.
01:00:47I don't suppose you're looking for Tigger, but if you are,
01:00:51I saw him just a bit ago.
01:00:53At least, I think it was him.
01:00:55For you see, the tigger I think I saw did not have any stripes,
01:01:00so I'm not sure it was our tigger after all.
01:01:14Ah.
01:01:33Roo!
01:01:35Piglet!
01:01:37Roo, do you know where Tigger is?
01:01:40I think he's too embarrassed to be seen without his stripes.
01:01:44He bounced to the top of that tree.
01:01:46I didn't even think tiggers could bounce that high.
01:01:49But we really should try to make him feel better, don't you think, Roo?
01:01:53Oh, yes, Piglet. I think there's another way to reach him.
01:01:56Let's go around to the other side.
01:02:00This way!
01:02:10Roo!
01:02:14Ah!
01:02:16Ah!
01:02:35Roo!
01:02:40Ah!
01:02:42Ah!
01:02:52Oh!
01:02:54Ah!
01:03:11Huh?
01:03:13Ah.
01:03:21Oh, P-P-Piglet, you should keep moving.
01:03:25Don't want you to catch cold.
01:03:28The winter is extra blustery this year.
01:03:32Oh, you should go inside, Rabbit. You're shivering.
01:03:36No, no, not too cold for me.
01:03:38I've got work to do.
01:03:40You see, I'm looking for some rare seeds of a special kind of giant, extra delicious carrot.
01:03:47They only come out in the winter, and it's very hard to find them.
01:03:51But, Piglet, if you do happen across one, please bring it to me so I can plant it in my garden.
01:03:59Ah!
01:04:06Are you okay, Pooh Bear?
01:04:08Oh, yes, Piglet. I'm quite well.
01:04:11I've just been following this butterfly, but now my tummy's too rumbly to follow any longer.
01:04:17Perhaps if I had a small smackle of honey, my tummy would be ready for some more following.
01:04:23And I'm quite sure that one pot would be enough.
01:04:29Look at this!
01:04:31A giant carrot seed!
01:04:34Oh, thank you, Piglet.
01:04:36I shall go immediately back to my garden and start planting.
01:04:41Now then, do take my hot water bottle to warm yourself.
01:04:49You know, just a smallish pot of honey like this would be quite enough to tide me over till lunch.
01:04:58And my rumbly tumbly agrees.
01:05:03Oh, wonderful! It's honey!
01:05:08Oh, do slow down, Pooh Bear, or you may get a tummy ache.
01:05:14Is it finished already?
01:05:16Oh, yes, just the sticky part is left.
01:05:20Well now, I do believe that I could use just a small smackle more.
01:05:26Pooh Bear, would you know how to make this ice go away?
01:05:29Well, Christopher Robin once told me that shouting very loudly can break glass.
01:05:36Do you suppose that ice would break too?
01:05:39From shouting very loudly, that is.
01:05:41I guess we shall never know unless we try.
01:05:44From shouting very loudly, that is.
01:05:46I guess we shall never know unless we try.
01:05:49Hello, honey pots!
01:05:53You know, I don't think that my songs are meant for very loud singing.
01:05:58Perhaps you should try, Piglet.
01:06:01Okay, Pooh Bear, I'll try.
01:06:04La la la la la la la!
01:06:08Think, think, think.
01:06:11Oh, perhaps if we had a higher voice, such as Rose, it would work.
01:06:17I shall go look for him. I think that he is somewhere nearby.
01:06:42I think we're missing a bridge. The bridge for me to cross over, that is.
01:06:48Now, I can't remember where I want to cross the river again.
01:06:53Think, think, think.
01:06:55Oh well, never mind. I shall go seek Piglet again.
01:06:59Perhaps he has another pot of honey for me.
01:07:04Oh, it's rather slippery.
01:07:14Sorry, Piglet. I must have slipped.
01:07:17Oh, but look, Pooh, look. You've cleared the way.
01:07:24And here's some honey, just like you wanted.
01:07:27Oh my, thank you, Piglet.
01:07:33Mmm.
01:07:54Piglet, we still need help to climb up and rescue Tigger.
01:07:57I think we need a whoopee flower.
01:08:00Good for bouncing real high.
01:08:30Huh?
01:08:46This is good bouncing.
01:08:52Tigger?
01:08:56Tigger?
01:08:59This is a catastrophic catastrophe.
01:09:02Tigger, you're all orange.
01:09:05Have you really lost your stripes, Tigger?
01:09:08Yeah, and a Tigger with no stripes is the worstest kind of a Tigger.
01:09:19I guess I'll just have to be a stripless Tigger forever.
01:09:29Aww, poor Tigger.
01:09:32Don't worry, Tigger. We'll get your stripes back for you.
01:09:36For reals? Thanks, Piglet, old pal.
01:09:41You know, I saw them striping these pots off towards the carnival.
01:09:46Maybe you could try looking there.
01:09:50It looks like my balloony is a-blocking the way.
01:09:54We're gonna have to pop it, Piglet, so we'll need something kind of sharp.
01:10:25Huh?
01:10:34Good luck there, Piglet, in finding my Tigger stripes, that is.
01:10:39Let's go look for them at the carnival.
01:10:55TIGGER STRIPES
01:11:00Piglet!
01:11:02Roo, have you seen Tigger's stripes?
01:11:04Yes, I've seen them this way.
01:11:12They're hidden in the haunted house, but the gate is locked.
01:11:17Wait, Piglet, I've got an idea on how to open it.
01:11:23Oh, hooray, it works!
01:11:26I found a strange sign on the ground.
01:11:28Do you think a heffalump or a woozle could have dropped it?
01:11:31Maybe if you find the other three symbols, you can open this gate.
01:11:35Oh, hooray, it works!
01:11:38I found a strange sign on the ground.
01:11:40Do you think a heffalump or a woozle could have dropped it?
01:11:43Maybe if you find the other three symbols, you can open this gate.
01:12:05Hmm...
01:12:08Hmm...
01:12:12Hmm...
01:12:27I don't know where the other symbols are,
01:12:29but they kind of look like pictures I made for my mama of the seasons of the year.
01:12:33Do you think that's a clue? We'd better go find them.
01:12:47Hmm...
01:13:04Hmm...
01:13:06Hmm...
01:13:08Hmm...
01:13:10Piglet, it's Tigger's stripes! Catch them all, hurry!
01:13:13Aw, shucks.
01:13:20Yippee! That was great, Piglet!
01:13:23You caught all of Tigger's stripes.
01:13:25Now let's get them back to Tigger. Let's go!
01:13:29Piglet, look! It's a message from Tigger!
01:13:32What does it say, Rue?
01:13:34I think Tigger's trying to tell us he locked himself in the haunted house
01:13:37so that no one will have to look at his stripes with Tigger.
01:13:40That sure doesn't sound like our Tigger.
01:13:43I guess losing his stripes has really made him scared.
01:13:46Oh, Piglet, we just have to find Tigger and his stripes.
01:13:53Huh?
01:13:55Huh?
01:13:58What? You again?
01:14:01You don't give up, do you?
01:14:04All right, let's go.
01:14:25Ah!
01:14:37Piglet, is that you?
01:14:46Thank you, Piglet! I sure did miss my Tiggery stripes.
01:14:51Oh, Tigger, where have you been?
01:14:54I got all surrounded by Woolzles, see?
01:14:57So I bounced in here to think of a plan for getting past them.
01:15:02But thanks to you, this place is Woolzle-free.
01:15:05You know, Piglet, old pal, I think that you might be just almost as brave as a Tigger.
01:15:13Oh, you really think so?
01:15:16Why, you betcha!
01:15:19Ha ha ha!
01:15:22And so it was that, thanks to his dream,
01:15:25Tigger understood that even if his friend Piglet did not look like a Tigger,
01:15:29he certainly had the courage and strength of one.
01:15:34I'm back to being my same old self with all my Tiggery stripes.
01:15:39And it's safe to you, Piglet.
01:15:43And as everyone slept peacefully, the rain continued to fall.
01:15:49Down and down it fell, until the water began to rise and rise.
01:15:54Oh dear, if this continued, the water would rise over Piglet's friends who were all asleep.
01:16:01To overcome your fear, you must believe in yourself.
01:16:06And so that is how a very small Piglet became a very big hero.
01:16:12But he was not yet finished saving his friends.
01:16:16He still had to find a way to join them.
01:16:21Help, Piglet!
01:16:28Hello, Piglet! Over here!
01:16:32Hello, Piglet! Over here!
01:17:03Oh, Roo, you don't have to be afraid. You're safe now.
01:17:07I guess I am.
01:17:09Oh, thank you, Piglet!
01:17:17Owl! Owl!
01:17:20Piglet, my dear fellow, do help me!
01:17:23Oh, Owl, in your book of memories, you have a book of memories.
01:17:28Oh, Owl, in your book of memories, there's a picture of you fleeing from monsters by flying.
01:17:36By flying? Oh, how silly of me! Of course, flying!
01:17:40Right you are! I'm coming, Piglet!
01:17:45Oh! Oh! Oh!
01:17:53Thank you, my small friend. Without you, I can't imagine what I would have done.
01:17:59Oh, you're welcome, Owl.
01:18:02I think I'll keep stretching my wings and have a look about.
01:18:08Bye, Owl!
01:18:15Hello?
01:18:36Oh, thank you, Piglet. I would have been quite unrescued without your rescuing.
01:18:42This adventure has made me rather hungry.
01:18:53Once again, Piglet, full of courage, went off to save his friend.
01:18:59Oh! Oh!
01:19:08Help me, Piglet! Do something, please!
01:19:17Piglet! Piglet! Over here! This tiger needs rescuing!
01:19:29Huh?
01:19:37Huh?
01:19:47Oh, thank you, Piglet! Oh, Owl, you're just a lifesaver, a hero!
01:19:53You caught me under that flood, and buddy, that is something a tiger will never forget!
01:20:01Oh!
01:20:22You shouldn't have bothered yourself for me, Piglet.
01:20:25But Eeyore, I couldn't let you down.
01:20:28Well, thank you, Piglet, for helping me.
01:20:46Oh, thank you, Piglet. Phew, that was close.
01:20:51Quite a frightful situation. Not that I was frightened, of course.
01:20:56Well, I have to go. Got lots of carrots to pick up, you know.
01:21:19See there, Piglet. Thanks for getting us out of this muddlesome mess.
01:21:24Oh yes, I was very brave of you, Piglet.
01:21:27Oh my, I do hope nothing has happened to Christopher Robin.
01:21:33Oh, Christopher Robin!
01:21:36Where have you all been? I've been looking all over for you. I was starting to get worried.
01:21:42Oh, there's nothing to worry about, Christopher Robin. We're all quite safe and sound, thanks to Piglet.
01:21:48Really? Thanks to Piglet?
01:21:51You faced your fears, didn't you, Piglet? I'm so very proud of you.
01:21:57It's thanks to you, Christopher Robin. I just followed your advice.
01:22:01Come now, Piglet. It was you, and you alone, who faced all those fears.
01:22:07Now I suppose that you all must be very hungry after that big adventure.
01:22:14And so it was that Piglet had become a hero to all his friends.
01:22:19And he would never again think that he was too small or too frightened.
01:22:49To be continued...
01:23:19To be continued...
01:23:49To be continued...
01:24:19To be continued...