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(amusing instrumental music playing)

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(narrator)  Welcome to Goodbury,

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 a tiny town known for friendly fare,

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 neighborly good will,

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 and of course, Mount Felicity.

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 Or as people in Goodbury call it,
 Old Smiley,

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 on account of its twin peaks.

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 If you're standing in Goodbury,

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 you would swear
 Felicity was smiling down at you.

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 Of course, that's not the only thing
 that makes Mount Felicity so special.

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 Some folks will tell you
 the snow up here

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 -contains just a little bit of magic!
 - (wind whooshing)

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 But you didn't come here

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 to hear a bunch of
 mountain and snow talk, did you?

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 Now, just 'cause Goodbury
 is a tiny town,

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 don't take that to mean
 it's always a quiet one.

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(bell ringing)

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(yelps)

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(dramatic music playing)

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(laughing)

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(gasps)

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(whirs)

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(automated voice) Say cheese!

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Say cheese!

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Say cheese!

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Say cheese!

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(Jerry whistles)

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(blows raspberry)

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(buzzes)

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(gun cocks)

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(empty gun clicking)

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No!

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My poor, sweet,
highly-profitable babies.

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Who did this to you? Who?

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Tom! You incorrigible dunderpate.

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The Destroy-A-Matic 5000 is
this year's hottest toy.

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(laughing)

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Ugh! And just look what you've done.

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And stay out until you learn to respect

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the premier technology
and superior quality

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that makes Doctor Doublevay's Emporium
the best toy store in all Goodbury.

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(Jerry smacking lips)

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(man speaking indistinctly on phone)

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(Mrs. LePage) Of course,
but please hear me out.

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I'm just asking your bank
for an extension on my loan

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is all, Mr. Flint.

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You see, I'm selling a great new toy
this Christmas.

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Snow Buds.

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I just know kids will love them.

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In fact, I'm hosting
a big party tomorrow

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to introduce these adorable little guys
to the world.

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After that, I'm sure I'll have
all the money I owe the bank,

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and then some.

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Oh. Thank you, sir. I appreciate that,

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and I won't let you down.

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Oh. Hello, Jerry.

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I see Doublevay's cat was at it again.

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Oh, that Doublevay
and all his trendy newfangled nonsense.

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One of these days,
we'll show him, won't we?

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(explosion)

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Maybe a touch too much flash powder.

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(screams)

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Uncle Jerry! You're just in time
to see my newest trick.

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Check this out.

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I can toss these rings around that pole
from anywhere in the room.

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Really, anywhere.

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-(beeping)
-Like magic,

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but not like magic-magic.

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It's actually all electromagnetic.

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I built it myself.

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-(electricity buzzing)
-Yeow!

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Watch this, Uncle Jerry.

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(glass breaking)

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-(thuds)
-(yelps)

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Ta-da!

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Pretty cool, huh?

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Now, wanna see some real trick shots?

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Oh, I get it.

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You wanna wait till tomorrow and see it

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at the big show I'm putting on
at Mrs. LePage's Snow Bud party.

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I don't blame you, Uncle Jerry.

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Magic's always better with a crowd.

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(ding)

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What is it? You don't want me
to put on a big show?

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I guess I can lose the flaming trapeze.

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Wait. You don't want me
putting on a show at all?

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(hissing)

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Hey, I talked that snake
into spitting all those mice out.

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Eventually.

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I did tell you not to flinch.

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I was doing a card trick.

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Still not sure how that one happened.

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Yeah, I guess you're right, Uncle J.

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Tomorrow's too important
for Mrs. LePage.

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I wouldn't wanna mess it up.

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I know Uncle Jerry's right and all,
but I just wanted to help.

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Boy, I wish I wasn't always
mucking stuff up.

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If only I was better at magic.

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You know, like honest to goodness magic.

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Like the kind of magic
they say is atop Old Smiley.

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Bet that'd help Mrs. LePage.

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Ah, who am I kidding?
Magic's just kid stuff anyway.

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(laughs)
I wouldn't be too sure about that.

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Hello? Is someone there?

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Well, I don't know.
I thought we were alone.

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Hello? Anyone there?

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I'm warning you.

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I am trained in snow fu!

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-(yelling)
-Ugh.

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Kid, you okay?

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Please don't leave me alone out here.

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I don't really know snow fu.

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Oh, don't worry, kid. I'll save you.

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(smooches)

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(coughs, spits)

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I did it! Woo-hoo!

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Oh, my gosh!
You're a real snow mouse, aren't you?

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Like a magic snow mouse
from the magic snow atop Old Smiley.

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Does that mean magic is real?

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How does magic work?

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And don't snow mice need
some kind of magic hat to come to life?

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-And...
-Whoa!

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One question at a time, kiddo.

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Let's see. Yes, yes, yes,
I don't know, and no.

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Why on earth would I wear a hat?

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A snow mouse's whole deal is
keeping cold.

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Wow. My very own magic snow mouse.

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Oh, I'm much more than that, kid.

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I'm your new bestest pal.

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(singing)  Sure tonight just might
 Be my first night ever

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 And now that we're together

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 It's the best night I've had yet

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(Tuffy singing)
 It's a fact I got your back

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 You're just like a brother

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 We're like jam and peanut butter

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 I'll never let you down

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(both singing)  From the Pyramids of Giza
 To the Taj Mahal

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 The Leaning Tower of Pisa
 To the Great Chinese Wall

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 Don't you know that we're all floating
 Through the Panama Canal

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 Hey, buddy-o
 You're my bestest pal

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 Hey, you're my bestest pal

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(Tuffy singing)
 I always believed that magic exists

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 But not magic like this

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(both singing)
 From the streets of Mumbai

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 Which used to be Bombay

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 To the rings of Saturn in the Milky Way

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 Don't you know in the whole universe
 and any locale

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 Hey, buddy-o
 You're my bestest...

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 East, north, south, and westest

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 Hey, buddy-o
 You're my bestest pal

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One more time!

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 Hey, buddy-o
 You're my bestest pal

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Come on, there's someone
you've gotta meet.

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Uncle Jerry! Uncle Jerry!

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Look, Uncle Jerry, isn't he great?

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(shrieks)

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Seriously, should I start
taking this personally?

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Come on, give me a hand.

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You got it.

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No! I mean, help, you goof.

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(sighs) Geez, kid.

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I get that snow mice are supposed to be
roly-poly and all, but...

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would it have killed you to give me
a little bit of muscle?

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I mean, look at these biceps.

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Where's the definition?

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Okay, buddy-o,
meet the greatest mouse in town,

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my uncle, Jerry.

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Gee, must be an even smaller town
than I thought.

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Ha! Kidding! Hi, Uncle J.

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Oh, I just realized you need a name.

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Ha ha! Now just a minute, kiddo.

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Naming a snow mouse isn't easy.

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Name's gotta sound friendly,
but not frivolous.

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How's "Larry?"

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I love it!

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Yeesh, kid.
You must have hit a growth spurt.

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Uncle Jerry is right.

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It's not me, it's you.

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You're melting in here.
We gotta get you outside.

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Come on, Larry.

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Larry!

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Who? Oh, right. Larry. That's me.

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Let's go!

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There we go. All set.

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-Larry?
-(Larry) Over here, guys.

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Just replacing some of my melted snow.

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Mind if I try a new look
while I'm at it?

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Somebody call a vet,

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because these pythons are sick!

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Four score and seven mice ago...

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Ahrr! There she snows.

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You can't mess with a classic.

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(both laughing)

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Ah, freezing!

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I am gonna sleep like a baby.

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That's 'cause I am a baby,

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on account of being
a few hours old and all.

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Well, buddy-o, we've got
many, many hours of fun ahead of us.

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(man on radio)  Good evening, Goodbury.

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 Pat Indy with the weather.

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 Don't get your hopes up
 for a white Christmas.

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 We have an unseasonable warm front
 headed our way.

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 Yes, you'll be lucky to see
 a single flake of snow on the ground

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 on Christmas Day...

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-(radio stops)
-(Larry sighs)

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Anyone else think that weather report
was conveniently timed?

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Don't you worry, Larry.

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Uncle Jerry and I will figure out a way
to keep you cold year-round, won't we?

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Oh, I'm not worried.

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This old snow mouse is magic, remember?

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I'll be just fine.

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(slow instrumental music playing)

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Yep, old buddy.

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I'll be just fine.

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I've got a good feeling
about today, Jerry.

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Even the weather is pulling for us.

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Now, for the main attraction.

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Heya, kid, wanna be buds?

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Heya, kid, wanna be buds?

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-Heya, kid, wanna be buds?
-(electricity buzzing)

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Heya, kid, wanna be...

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(Doublevay) Wow.
Look at that impressive tech.

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Oh, by the way, the phone's for you.

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It's 1983,

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and they want
their animatronic pizza mascot back. Ha!

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What do you want, Doublevay?

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Mary, please.

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I've been humiliating
your pathetic store for years now,

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I think we're on a first-name basis.

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Okay, fine. What do you want?

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But wait.
What is your first name, anyway?

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Doctor.

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Your actual name is "Doctor?"

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Well, yes.
My parents had rather high expectations.

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By becoming the number one toy inventor
in the world,

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I've exceeded their wildest dreams.

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At least, I bet that's what they'll say
if they'd ever return my calls.

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Up-high!

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And when you do
inevitably default on your loan,

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I've made arrangements to purchase
this building from the bank.

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(blows raspberry)

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Yeah, I plan to convert it
into something people will find

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much more exciting.
Like a blank wall. (laughs)

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Tom! What's the matter with you?

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Go clean yourself, man.

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(laughing)

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Well, hello, little one.
Do you like the Snow Buds?

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Yeah. Does it talk?

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No, sweetheart.

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Does it dance?

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-No.
-Does it have Wi-Fi?

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-No.
-Then what does it do?

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A Snow Bud can do
anything you want it to,

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because you are magical.

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-I am?
-Of course.

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We all have a little magic in us.

257
00:17:07.536 --> 00:17:09.580
The magic of imagination.

258
00:17:09.914 --> 00:17:14.710
You and your Snow Bud can go on
all kinds of fantastic adventures.

259
00:17:14.835 --> 00:17:16.045
(Doublevay) Imagination.

260
00:17:16.420 --> 00:17:19.840
You see that?
She expects you to do all the work.

261
00:17:19.924 --> 00:17:21.425
That's why you're a failure.

262
00:17:21.509 --> 00:17:23.177
Your entire business model

263
00:17:23.260 --> 00:17:26.388
depends on the abilities of
puny-minded children.

264
00:17:26.472 --> 00:17:29.934
Not you. Other puny-minded children.

265
00:17:34.772 --> 00:17:38.943
Well, this has been great, Doctor,
but if you'll excuse me.

266
00:17:39.026 --> 00:17:41.237
It's about time for my event to begin.

267
00:17:41.320 --> 00:17:44.740
Oh, I know what time your event starts!

268
00:17:45.074 --> 00:17:47.076
(upbeat music playing)

269
00:17:50.538 --> 00:17:52.289
Because, wouldn't you know it?

270
00:17:52.373 --> 00:17:55.376
It's the exact same time
my event starts.

271
00:17:55.459 --> 00:17:57.795
-(crowd clamoring)
-(child) Cool! Mom! Can I get one?

272
00:17:58.295 --> 00:17:59.421
(man) I found it! I found it!

273
00:17:59.505 --> 00:18:00.965
(man 2) No, son. I want one.

274
00:18:12.434 --> 00:18:13.310
(horns honks)

275
00:18:14.061 --> 00:18:15.104
(shrieks)

276
00:18:19.817 --> 00:18:20.734
(Jerry laughs)

277
00:18:29.451 --> 00:18:30.411
(man growls)

278
00:18:34.415 --> 00:18:36.458
One more cube ought to do it.

279
00:18:45.593 --> 00:18:47.845
Oh, and we can't forget the helmet.

280
00:18:52.099 --> 00:18:55.686
(muffled) Gee, Tuffy, I don't know.

281
00:18:57.813 --> 00:19:01.108
I mean, fashionable, functional
and flattering?

282
00:19:01.525 --> 00:19:03.736
You sure can work magic.

283
00:19:04.445 --> 00:19:06.030
Yeah, I wish.

284
00:19:06.155 --> 00:19:07.573
Well, what do you mean?

285
00:19:07.656 --> 00:19:09.700
I actually want to be a magician.

286
00:19:09.992 --> 00:19:12.786
I'm just not very good at magic.

287
00:19:12.912 --> 00:19:14.747
Um, hello?

288
00:19:14.830 --> 00:19:18.125
Do you see the talking mound of snow
you brought to life?

289
00:19:18.250 --> 00:19:21.086
Come on! We both know that wasn't me.

290
00:19:21.212 --> 00:19:23.380
It must have been the magic
from Old Smiley.

291
00:19:23.714 --> 00:19:25.132
Hmm. If you say so.

292
00:19:25.341 --> 00:19:28.260
Besides, I wanna perform magic.

293
00:19:28.385 --> 00:19:32.181
In fact, I was all set to put on a show
to help with Mrs. LePage's party.

294
00:19:32.264 --> 00:19:34.475
But Uncle Jerry reminded me

295
00:19:34.558 --> 00:19:39.146
my tricks sometimes tend to...
break everything.

296
00:19:39.271 --> 00:19:43.359
And I'd just feel awful
if I ruined Mrs. LePage's big day.

297
00:19:43.609 --> 00:19:46.111
(laughs) Well, have I got
some great news.

298
00:19:46.195 --> 00:19:49.365
You don't need to worry about
ruining her big day,

299
00:19:49.448 --> 00:19:51.075
'cause it looks like
it's already ruined.

300
00:19:51.158 --> 00:19:52.826
-(upbeat music playing)
-(people cheering)

301
00:19:55.579 --> 00:19:58.207
Oh, no. No one showed up.

302
00:19:58.290 --> 00:20:01.335
We have to do something
to help Mrs. LePage.

303
00:20:01.460 --> 00:20:04.755
You're right. We need to draw a crowd.

304
00:20:05.089 --> 00:20:07.216
I know exactly how to do that.

305
00:20:07.299 --> 00:20:09.843
You mean, perform my magic?

306
00:20:09.969 --> 00:20:12.263
Whoa, that's a great idea.

307
00:20:13.264 --> 00:20:15.182
No, I was gonna say grab that chalk

308
00:20:15.266 --> 00:20:18.060
and actually draw a crowd
on the walls outside.

309
00:20:19.103 --> 00:20:21.397
You know, to make it look like
people actually showed up,

310
00:20:21.480 --> 00:20:24.024
but your idea is way better!

311
00:20:24.108 --> 00:20:25.901
I don't know, Larry.

312
00:20:26.026 --> 00:20:28.279
Come on, Tuff. Your friend needs help.

313
00:20:28.529 --> 00:20:33.033
And not to be that snow mouse,
but her dud party can't get any worse.

314
00:20:33.158 --> 00:20:35.160
You know what? You're right.

315
00:20:35.244 --> 00:20:36.912
Let's do it!

316
00:20:41.250 --> 00:20:43.752
I'll just need an assistant.

317
00:20:48.257 --> 00:20:50.217
-Who?
-You, you silly!

318
00:20:51.635 --> 00:20:52.761
Yes!

319
00:20:56.473 --> 00:20:58.976
-(people yelping)
-(bell rings)

320
00:21:26.503 --> 00:21:27.755
(sneezes)

321
00:21:31.550 --> 00:21:32.676
(screams)

322
00:21:34.386 --> 00:21:35.346
(Jerry shrieks)

323
00:21:45.481 --> 00:21:47.524
(firecrackers exploding)

324
00:21:48.233 --> 00:21:51.862
People of Goodbury, come one, come all!

325
00:21:51.945 --> 00:21:54.198
Young and old, tall and short.

326
00:21:54.281 --> 00:21:55.699
Sophisticated and...

327
00:21:55.783 --> 00:21:57.659
that kid picking his nose over there.

328
00:21:58.535 --> 00:21:59.953
Gather around to witness

329
00:22:00.037 --> 00:22:03.290
the most amazing spectacle
of magic ever!

330
00:22:03.374 --> 00:22:06.001
The great Tuffini!

331
00:22:06.085 --> 00:22:07.795
(woman) Hey! Would you look at that?

332
00:22:07.920 --> 00:22:09.546
(all applauding)

333
00:22:09.630 --> 00:22:10.964
(kid) Adorable!

334
00:22:17.596 --> 00:22:19.098
(blender whirring)

335
00:22:25.562 --> 00:22:28.399
What do you say, kids?
Should we try another?

336
00:22:28.482 --> 00:22:30.109
(applauding)

337
00:22:34.613 --> 00:22:36.323
(laughing)

338
00:22:36.407 --> 00:22:37.991
Hey, quit tickling!

339
00:22:44.706 --> 00:22:46.667
Now, for my next trick,

340
00:22:46.750 --> 00:22:48.544
I, the great Tuffini,

341
00:22:48.627 --> 00:22:52.965
will toss these rings around that pole
no matter where my assistant holds it.

342
00:22:53.048 --> 00:22:56.385
And I'll do it blindfolded.

343
00:22:56.468 --> 00:22:57.761
(applause)

344
00:22:59.179 --> 00:23:00.848
(tense music playing)

345
00:23:03.809 --> 00:23:05.686
(machine whirring)

346
00:23:11.483 --> 00:23:14.194
-You okay, buddy-o?
-Of course, I am.

347
00:23:14.278 --> 00:23:15.821
I must be nervous is all.

348
00:23:15.946 --> 00:23:20.075
Don't be. Just stand where I tell you
and the magnets will do the rest.

349
00:23:20.159 --> 00:23:21.285
(panting nervously)

350
00:23:27.249 --> 00:23:29.877
Are we ready, my faithful assistant?

351
00:23:30.878 --> 00:23:32.004
(electricity crackling)

352
00:23:35.591 --> 00:23:37.551
-(electricity crackling)
-Uh-oh!

353
00:23:38.177 --> 00:23:39.970
(glass breaking)

354
00:23:41.555 --> 00:23:42.848
(buzzing)

355
00:23:44.725 --> 00:23:45.851
Wow!

356
00:23:45.934 --> 00:23:47.769
(automated voice)
Heya, kid, wanna be buds?

357
00:23:47.853 --> 00:23:49.188
Heya, kid, wanna be buds?

358
00:23:49.271 --> 00:23:51.482
-Heya, kid, wanna be...
-(electricity buzzing)

359
00:23:51.565 --> 00:23:53.567
(all gasping, screaming)

360
00:23:58.989 --> 00:24:02.075
I guess
that's the end of today's special event.

361
00:24:02.242 --> 00:24:05.621
But please remember,
Snow Buds are a kid's best friend.

362
00:24:11.627 --> 00:24:13.295
(kids screaming)

363
00:24:15.380 --> 00:24:18.467
Sorry, Uncle Jerry.
I know you said not to.

364
00:24:18.550 --> 00:24:20.511
I was only trying to help.

365
00:24:20.594 --> 00:24:22.804
(muffled) Now, just a second, Uncle J.

366
00:24:22.888 --> 00:24:25.057
(in normal voice) This was all my idea.

367
00:24:25.182 --> 00:24:26.934
And maybe it was a silly idea,

368
00:24:27.017 --> 00:24:29.561
but our hearts were in the right place,
weren't they, Tuff?

369
00:24:31.355 --> 00:24:34.816
You can't tell me you've never done
anything silly in your life.

370
00:24:36.151 --> 00:24:38.529
Being silly is what makes us special.

371
00:24:41.698 --> 00:24:43.492
(singing)
 I've only been here for a day

372
00:24:43.575 --> 00:24:45.661
 I've done silly things they say

373
00:24:45.786 --> 00:24:48.205
 I'm a goof to my core
 And I gotta do more

374
00:24:48.330 --> 00:24:53.752
 'Cause being silly's just the best way

375
00:24:53.835 --> 00:24:56.004
 Whether you're frumpy or frilly

376
00:24:56.088 --> 00:24:58.131
 One should aspire to be silly

377
00:24:58.215 --> 00:25:05.180
 'Cause being silly
 Is what makes us special

378
00:25:10.269 --> 00:25:12.104
(boy) Hey, would you look at that?

379
00:25:12.187 --> 00:25:13.480
What are you made of?

380
00:25:13.564 --> 00:25:14.773
It's a little snow mouse.

381
00:25:14.856 --> 00:25:15.732
(indistinct conversation)

382
00:25:15.816 --> 00:25:18.235
-Must be some kind of magic.
-I think it's a little mouse.

383
00:25:18.360 --> 00:25:20.362
-He's so cute.
-That guy is cool.

384
00:25:22.197 --> 00:25:24.116
(singing)
 I can't help loving my magic

385
00:25:24.199 --> 00:25:26.243
 But the results are often quite tragic

386
00:25:26.326 --> 00:25:28.203
 It's bananas, my friend
 But I'd do it again

387
00:25:28.287 --> 00:25:34.585
 'Cause silly's what makes it dramatic

388
00:25:34.668 --> 00:25:36.211
(both singing)
 Whether in the basement or roofsie

389
00:25:36.295 --> 00:25:38.213
 We're altogether goofy

390
00:25:38.297 --> 00:25:42.593
 'Cause being goofy's what makes us

391
00:25:42.676 --> 00:25:45.345
 Special

392
00:25:45.887 --> 00:25:48.307
 Silly

393
00:25:50.767 --> 00:25:52.603
(Mrs. LePage singing)
 I run a toy business in town

394
00:25:52.686 --> 00:25:54.229
 But lately our sales have been down

395
00:25:54.354 --> 00:25:56.398
 I care less about cost
 if no quality is lost

396
00:25:56.523 --> 00:26:01.778
 No customers leave with a frown

397
00:26:01.903 --> 00:26:03.864
(together)
 We hate it like this in a flooky

398
00:26:03.947 --> 00:26:05.949
 Sometimes it's good to be kooky

399
00:26:06.033 --> 00:26:10.287
 'Cause being kooky's what makes us

400
00:26:10.370 --> 00:26:14.207
 Special

401
00:26:16.209 --> 00:26:19.963
What in the world is that old muttonhead
up to now?

402
00:26:25.344 --> 00:26:27.888
 Silly

403
00:26:30.891 --> 00:26:32.726
 I dance wacky when nobody's looking

404
00:26:32.851 --> 00:26:34.645
 I make up words like gobble-dee-gookin

405
00:26:34.728 --> 00:26:35.937
 I do candy and sugar

406
00:26:36.021 --> 00:26:37.189
 I just ate a booger

407
00:26:37.314 --> 00:26:39.441
(together)  If you think that's bad
 You're mistooken

408
00:26:39.524 --> 00:26:41.693
 So take it to heart we really

409
00:26:41.818 --> 00:26:43.487
 Should always aspire to be silly

410
00:26:43.570 --> 00:26:46.657
 'Cause being silly's what

411
00:26:46.740 --> 00:26:51.203
 Makes us special

412
00:26:51.286 --> 00:26:54.831
 Special

413
00:26:54.915 --> 00:26:57.250
 Silly

414
00:27:00.087 --> 00:27:01.213
 Silly!

415
00:27:05.342 --> 00:27:06.551
(Mr. Flint speaking indistinctly)

416
00:27:06.635 --> 00:27:08.095
That's right, Mr. Flint.

417
00:27:08.220 --> 00:27:11.223
I'll have this month's bank payment
just like I promised.

418
00:27:11.348 --> 00:27:14.768
Heck, I'll even have enough
for this whole year's payment.

419
00:27:15.727 --> 00:27:18.814
Sorry, what? No, you can't have it now!

420
00:27:18.897 --> 00:27:20.857
Oh, you did it, Larry.

421
00:27:20.941 --> 00:27:23.151
You saved Mrs. LePage's store.

422
00:27:23.860 --> 00:27:25.487
We all did it, buddy-o.

423
00:27:26.780 --> 00:27:29.408
Oh, no, Larry. You're melting.

424
00:27:29.533 --> 00:27:31.785
And it's only gonna get warmer.

425
00:27:31.868 --> 00:27:33.787
Come on, I'll make you another suit.

426
00:27:33.912 --> 00:27:35.372
Yeah, forget it, kiddo.

427
00:27:35.455 --> 00:27:37.958
As impressively fashion-forward
as that getup was,

428
00:27:38.041 --> 00:27:40.252
that's no way for a snow mouse to live.

429
00:27:41.044 --> 00:27:42.879
I guess I'll just have
to accept the fact that

430
00:27:42.963 --> 00:27:43.964
in a couple of days,

431
00:27:44.047 --> 00:27:46.258
-I'll be nothing but a puddle.
-(water splashes)

432
00:27:46.758 --> 00:27:49.553
You know, maybe I'll try to be
one of those fun puddles.

433
00:27:49.678 --> 00:27:51.638
Like one a kid could splash in.

434
00:27:51.763 --> 00:27:54.891
Cut it out, Larry.
We'd never let that happen to you.

435
00:27:54.975 --> 00:27:56.101
Right, Uncle Jerry?

436
00:27:57.686 --> 00:27:59.980
Oh, I don't see what choice we have.

437
00:28:00.063 --> 00:28:02.941
I mean, snow melts. That's what it does.

438
00:28:03.150 --> 00:28:04.901
It's not like there's some magical place

439
00:28:05.027 --> 00:28:08.572
where a snow mouse like me
can literally chill out year-round.

440
00:28:08.655 --> 00:28:10.282
Wait, that's it!

441
00:28:10.699 --> 00:28:12.826
(gasps excitedly) Yes, there is, Larry.

442
00:28:12.909 --> 00:28:14.369
Snowman's Land!

443
00:28:14.494 --> 00:28:16.705
-Come again?
-Don't you get it?

444
00:28:16.830 --> 00:28:20.000
Mount Felicity? The magic of Old Smiley?

445
00:28:20.083 --> 00:28:23.253
It's all true. You're living proof.

446
00:28:23.378 --> 00:28:24.796
And if you're for real,

447
00:28:24.921 --> 00:28:28.800
that means the legend of Snowman's Land
must be real, too.

448
00:28:28.884 --> 00:28:30.260
Snowman's Land?

449
00:28:30.343 --> 00:28:34.973
Snowman's Land is a magical village
atop Mount Felicity,

450
00:28:35.057 --> 00:28:37.684
 in the center of Old Smiley's valley.

451
00:28:37.768 --> 00:28:40.520
 The snow up there
 is supposed to be magic.

452
00:28:40.645 --> 00:28:43.815
 And I bet that's where you came from.

453
00:28:43.899 --> 00:28:47.069
 Snow men, snow women, snow kids.

454
00:28:47.152 --> 00:28:48.987
You mean, others like me?

455
00:28:49.112 --> 00:28:50.572
Why, sure!

456
00:28:50.697 --> 00:28:53.116
What are we waiting for? Let's go.

457
00:28:53.200 --> 00:28:55.869
What do you say, Uncle Jerry? Can we go?

458
00:28:57.287 --> 00:29:01.416
Yeah, I know it's a long shot,
but it's Larry's only shot.

459
00:29:03.376 --> 00:29:04.753
Please, Uncle Jerry?

460
00:29:04.878 --> 00:29:08.715
(both) Please, please, please, please,
please, please, please, please?

461
00:29:14.012 --> 00:29:17.224
(together) Yay!
We're going to Snowman's Land!

462
00:29:18.558 --> 00:29:20.102
What is that thing?

463
00:29:20.185 --> 00:29:22.729
Is it AI? Some kind of nanogear?

464
00:29:22.813 --> 00:29:25.816
And where would old lady LePage
even get that kind of tech

465
00:29:25.899 --> 00:29:27.609
to use for one of her toys?

466
00:29:32.197 --> 00:29:35.992
Magic? Oh, don't be absurd,
you vacuous pillock.

467
00:29:36.076 --> 00:29:37.619
But I promise you this.

468
00:29:37.702 --> 00:29:41.456
Whatever secret tech it uses,
we are gonna find it out.

469
00:29:41.581 --> 00:29:44.668
Oh, indeed, we will find out.

470
00:29:45.043 --> 00:29:47.087
(laughing maliciously)

471
00:29:49.381 --> 00:29:50.382
What?

472
00:29:51.133 --> 00:29:52.926
(Tuffy) Climbing that mountain
won't be easy.

473
00:29:53.009 --> 00:29:55.929
At least it'll be cold
and I won't have to worry about melting.

474
00:29:56.221 --> 00:29:57.347
That's true.

475
00:29:57.430 --> 00:30:01.184
Then I'd say the bigger problem is
getting to the mountain before you melt.

476
00:30:01.309 --> 00:30:04.229
If only we had a faster way across town.

477
00:30:05.105 --> 00:30:06.648
Please, Uncle Jerry.

478
00:30:08.859 --> 00:30:10.318
It's the only way.

479
00:30:10.443 --> 00:30:12.696
Please? For me?

480
00:30:22.539 --> 00:30:24.708
Uncle Jerry's pride and joy.

481
00:30:24.791 --> 00:30:27.002
An RC Speed Queen convertible.

482
00:30:27.085 --> 00:30:29.880
Fully-loaded,
four synchronous electric motors,

483
00:30:29.963 --> 00:30:31.673
real working headlights

484
00:30:31.756 --> 00:30:35.510
and it goes from zero to eight
in three seconds.

485
00:30:35.594 --> 00:30:36.928
Wow!

486
00:30:39.431 --> 00:30:40.932
Don't you worry, Uncle Jerry.

487
00:30:41.016 --> 00:30:43.059
I know how much this car means to you,

488
00:30:43.143 --> 00:30:45.395
and we promise to act responsibly

489
00:30:45.478 --> 00:30:48.356
and be on our best behavior
at all times.

490
00:30:52.235 --> 00:30:54.237
-Woo-hoo!
-Whoo!

491
00:30:54.321 --> 00:30:55.363
Action out the gate!

492
00:31:09.920 --> 00:31:12.047
Heya, kid, wanna be buds?

493
00:31:12.130 --> 00:31:13.465
(screams)

494
00:31:13.965 --> 00:31:15.550
(gasping)

495
00:31:16.092 --> 00:31:18.511
(Doublevay) Ha ha! Well done, Tom.

496
00:31:18.637 --> 00:31:22.224
It looks as though
our friends took a little road trip.

497
00:31:22.307 --> 00:31:24.643
What do you say we join 'em? Hm?

498
00:31:24.726 --> 00:31:26.853
Tom, to the Double Vehicle.

499
00:31:29.481 --> 00:31:32.901
Well, I guess this baby
does guzzle batteries pretty quick.

500
00:31:39.741 --> 00:31:42.202
Heya, kid, what do you say
we stretch our legs a little

501
00:31:42.285 --> 00:31:44.412
and toss the old disc back and forth?

502
00:31:47.040 --> 00:31:49.501
Gee, Jerry wanted us to stay...

503
00:31:49.876 --> 00:31:50.794
Larry?

504
00:32:01.972 --> 00:32:06.351
That's it, buddy-o.
Just let your wrist go slack and flick.

505
00:32:08.687 --> 00:32:10.313
All right, throw some heat.

506
00:32:10.438 --> 00:32:13.358
Let's see that old patented
Larry-speed-snapping action.

507
00:32:13.441 --> 00:32:14.943
Here goes nothing.

508
00:32:15.777 --> 00:32:16.778
There it is!

509
00:32:17.904 --> 00:32:19.114
And there it goes.

510
00:32:20.615 --> 00:32:21.825
Oh, no!

511
00:32:23.660 --> 00:32:24.577
(Tuffy shrieks)

512
00:32:26.079 --> 00:32:27.372
I'm so dead.

513
00:32:28.915 --> 00:32:31.042
I am so dead.

514
00:32:31.167 --> 00:32:33.044
Relax. You can barely even see it.

515
00:32:33.128 --> 00:32:36.131
You don't understand.
Uncle Jerry will see it.

516
00:32:36.214 --> 00:32:39.759
In fact, he loves his car so much,
he's probably already sensed it.

517
00:32:42.429 --> 00:32:45.390
Don't you worry, Tufster.
This will buff out easy.

518
00:32:47.183 --> 00:32:50.854
Oh. Right. Hmm, probably should use
a clean napkin.

519
00:32:52.397 --> 00:32:53.982
(squeaking)

520
00:32:54.065 --> 00:32:55.608
-Oops!
-Oops?

521
00:32:55.692 --> 00:32:57.652
What's "oops?" You can't say...

522
00:32:57.777 --> 00:32:59.779
(gasps) What did you do?

523
00:33:00.697 --> 00:33:01.990
Okay, to be fair,

524
00:33:02.073 --> 00:33:05.035
I did not realize this was
a plastic laminate.

525
00:33:05.660 --> 00:33:07.912
But don't worry.
I'll figure something out.

526
00:33:08.204 --> 00:33:09.789
You just relax, partner.

527
00:33:10.915 --> 00:33:13.626
That's it. You lie down.
Old Larry will think of something.

528
00:33:15.378 --> 00:33:18.131
Oh, Larry, you genius, you.

529
00:33:23.053 --> 00:33:25.597
Uncle Jerry, can I just say
I honestly thought

530
00:33:25.680 --> 00:33:27.098
I was doing you a favor?

531
00:33:27.182 --> 00:33:30.810
I mean, it's Christmas.
What better way to get into the spirit?

532
00:33:31.644 --> 00:33:34.230
Uh... Better let this one go, Lar.

533
00:33:48.703 --> 00:33:50.705
Oh, they've been here,

534
00:33:50.789 --> 00:33:54.042
but we'll never catch them
if we remain one step behind like this.

535
00:33:54.125 --> 00:33:57.087
What do you say
we get a bird's eye view?

536
00:33:58.380 --> 00:34:00.131
Thomas, get off of me.

537
00:34:00.215 --> 00:34:03.301
I meant
a Destroy-A-Matic 5000's eye view.

538
00:34:07.722 --> 00:34:11.601
Yes, fly, my children. Fly, fly!

539
00:34:11.684 --> 00:34:13.395
(laughing)

540
00:34:13.478 --> 00:34:14.813
(man slurping)

541
00:34:14.896 --> 00:34:16.773
Oh, what are you lookin' at, pops?

542
00:34:18.441 --> 00:34:19.692
(buzzes)

543
00:34:20.693 --> 00:34:21.736
(vehicle whooshes)

544
00:34:21.820 --> 00:34:23.863
Aha! Found them. Let's go, Tom.

545
00:34:32.205 --> 00:34:35.792
Nice try, but no freeloaders.
Now, are you coming or not?

546
00:34:40.463 --> 00:34:41.840
Would you look at us?

547
00:34:41.923 --> 00:34:45.427
Three best buds on the road.
Not a care in the world.

548
00:34:45.552 --> 00:34:48.430
Hey, you know what we need? Tunes!

549
00:34:48.513 --> 00:34:50.432
(rumbling)

550
00:34:50.515 --> 00:34:52.642
Huh, what kind of music is this?

551
00:34:52.725 --> 00:34:55.687
Well, Larry, that's Jerry's stomach.
He must be hungry.

552
00:34:55.812 --> 00:34:57.772
And so am I, actually.

553
00:35:01.359 --> 00:35:04.279
Let's see what we've... got?

554
00:35:04.362 --> 00:35:05.780
Where's our food?

555
00:35:06.114 --> 00:35:08.992
Stay calm. I know exactly where it is.

556
00:35:09.576 --> 00:35:10.702
It's in my tummy.

557
00:35:10.952 --> 00:35:12.829
You ate everything?

558
00:35:13.288 --> 00:35:15.248
Well, not the wrappers, obviously.

559
00:35:15.623 --> 00:35:16.833
Unless I was supposed to.

560
00:35:16.916 --> 00:35:19.127
I mean, this eating thing is new to me.

561
00:35:19.210 --> 00:35:20.462
Larry!

562
00:35:20.587 --> 00:35:23.465
Sorry! I had to try everything
while I could.

563
00:35:23.590 --> 00:35:25.175
I doubt Snowman's Land will...

564
00:35:25.300 --> 00:35:26.843
No, you don't understand.

565
00:35:27.135 --> 00:35:31.139
We're not magic snow mice.
We need food... to live.

566
00:35:31.347 --> 00:35:32.432
(gasps)

567
00:35:32.515 --> 00:35:34.434
You needed it to live?

568
00:35:34.517 --> 00:35:36.269
Oh, no. What have I done?

569
00:35:37.145 --> 00:35:41.191
What have I done? I've doomed
my two bestest pals in the world!

570
00:35:41.274 --> 00:35:43.151
Doomed! Why?

571
00:35:43.234 --> 00:35:45.320
-Take me.
-No, no, no, Larry.

572
00:35:45.403 --> 00:35:47.405
We don't need food right away.

573
00:35:47.530 --> 00:35:49.115
Just eventually.

574
00:35:49.199 --> 00:35:51.493
Oh, in that case,
pull over here, Uncle Jerry.

575
00:35:51.576 --> 00:35:52.702
I got a plan.

576
00:35:54.621 --> 00:35:56.372
See? I told you I had a plan.

577
00:35:57.081 --> 00:35:58.791
And how can you beat all-you-can-eat?

578
00:36:00.877 --> 00:36:01.961
(grunting)

579
00:36:02.045 --> 00:36:05.381
Come on, guys. I know it's a dumpster,
but are we not mice?

580
00:36:05.507 --> 00:36:07.592
Let's get in touch
with those rodent roots.

581
00:36:12.722 --> 00:36:15.058
Look! I found a nugget.

582
00:36:15.475 --> 00:36:16.809
-(screeching)
-(yelps)

583
00:36:16.893 --> 00:36:20.021
No, no. We're good, we're good.
Your nugget, your nugget.

584
00:36:22.690 --> 00:36:26.319
Mmm, wow! Oh, Tuffy, you gotta try this.

585
00:36:26.444 --> 00:36:27.987
It must be some kind of dessert.

586
00:36:29.405 --> 00:36:33.409
Actually, I think someone threw out
their gum in a honey mustard tub.

587
00:36:33.493 --> 00:36:35.161
Oh, gross!

588
00:36:39.123 --> 00:36:42.210
Oh, it's getting warmer, guys.
Better find a way to cool down.

589
00:36:43.044 --> 00:36:44.420
Oh! There we go.

590
00:36:45.588 --> 00:36:46.464
(splashes)

591
00:36:49.592 --> 00:36:52.303
Well, well, what do we have here?

592
00:36:52.387 --> 00:36:55.223
Ooh! Looks like we got us
a couple of mouses.

593
00:36:55.306 --> 00:36:57.767
Hey, hold up. A couple?

594
00:36:57.850 --> 00:37:01.563
Wait. How many is a couple again?

595
00:37:01.646 --> 00:37:02.689
Two.

596
00:37:04.357 --> 00:37:05.483
Checks out.

597
00:37:05.567 --> 00:37:07.860
You see, this is our home.

598
00:37:07.986 --> 00:37:11.114
And how would you like it
if yous caught someone stealing

599
00:37:11.239 --> 00:37:12.699
from your home?

600
00:37:13.241 --> 00:37:14.993
We don't like it neither.

601
00:37:15.201 --> 00:37:18.204
Lightning, tell 'em
what happens to stealers.

602
00:37:18.663 --> 00:37:21.708
(clears throat)
According to dumpster cat code,

603
00:37:21.791 --> 00:37:23.918
item seven, section nine,

604
00:37:24.002 --> 00:37:27.839
any mouses caught stealing
shall be summarily penalized,

605
00:37:27.922 --> 00:37:30.717
and vis-a-vis hereby sentenced to...

606
00:37:30.842 --> 00:37:33.970
Uh... Just eat 'em already, Butch.

607
00:37:34.387 --> 00:37:36.764
Hey, you leave my uncle alone.

608
00:37:39.517 --> 00:37:42.061
What was that? Something bumped my knee.

609
00:37:42.145 --> 00:37:44.397
Any of you fellas feel a breeze?

610
00:37:44.480 --> 00:37:46.441
(all laughing)

611
00:37:48.276 --> 00:37:50.278
Aah! That's the stuff.

612
00:37:53.448 --> 00:37:54.449
(laughing)

613
00:37:54.532 --> 00:37:58.661
Whew. Wow, fellas. The shake bath
really opened up those pores.

614
00:37:59.704 --> 00:38:01.706
Hey, who are your new friends?

615
00:38:01.789 --> 00:38:03.666
Six mouses?

616
00:38:04.918 --> 00:38:06.210
(whispering)

617
00:38:06.294 --> 00:38:08.755
Really? That's what comes after two?

618
00:38:09.631 --> 00:38:11.090
Three mouses?

619
00:38:16.638 --> 00:38:19.265
I'm Larry. Nice to meet you. Whoa!

620
00:38:19.349 --> 00:38:20.600
Say there, Butch,

621
00:38:20.725 --> 00:38:24.103
any more mouses show up,
and you're gonna run out of paws.

622
00:38:24.228 --> 00:38:25.855
You know, your pal's right there, Butch.

623
00:38:25.980 --> 00:38:27.899
You got some sense of balance.

624
00:38:28.691 --> 00:38:29.817
That's a fact.

625
00:38:29.901 --> 00:38:32.445
I mean, clearly, you must be
some kind of dancer, right?

626
00:38:33.071 --> 00:38:34.948
No. No, not really.

627
00:38:35.073 --> 00:38:38.701
I mean, not like I had
formal training or anything.

628
00:38:38.785 --> 00:38:39.953
What do you mean?

629
00:38:40.036 --> 00:38:44.374
Well, over the years, I kind of
developed my own style, you know?

630
00:38:44.457 --> 00:38:47.794
Kind of an acro-jazz-hip-hop fusion,

631
00:38:47.919 --> 00:38:50.713
with a soupcon of Cecchetti ballet.

632
00:38:52.090 --> 00:38:56.177
Sure, I meant to take classes someday,
but I was always so busy.

633
00:38:56.260 --> 00:38:57.762
You know how life is.

634
00:38:57.845 --> 00:39:00.223
Beating up this or breaking into that.

635
00:39:00.306 --> 00:39:03.017
Now, it's too late.

636
00:39:03.101 --> 00:39:05.812
I don't know, Butch.
It's never too late.

637
00:39:05.895 --> 00:39:08.564
It's too late for you, snowball.

638
00:39:08.648 --> 00:39:10.525
Come on, Butch. Eat 'em already.

639
00:39:12.902 --> 00:39:16.322
Uh, yeah, Mr. Butch, sir.
I mean, Larry's right.

640
00:39:16.406 --> 00:39:17.949
It's never too late.

641
00:39:18.783 --> 00:39:23.162
(singing)
 It's never too late to try

642
00:39:24.497 --> 00:39:28.376
 Don't be afraid to fail

643
00:39:29.043 --> 00:39:34.298
 Would you rather chase your dreams
 Or chase your tail?

644
00:39:34.382 --> 00:39:40.179
 Why not reach for the sky?

645
00:39:40.304 --> 00:39:43.725
(Larry singing)
 It's never too late to change

646
00:39:43.808 --> 00:39:48.229
 To heed those wise old words

647
00:39:48.312 --> 00:39:52.275
 Follow your heart
 Not mice and birds

648
00:39:52.358 --> 00:39:55.778
 Why not expand your range?

649
00:39:56.487 --> 00:39:58.406
(together)
 Say goodbye to garbage bins

650
00:39:58.489 --> 00:39:59.907
 And alleys behind bars

651
00:39:59.991 --> 00:40:02.410
 You'll be on stage in a Broadway show

652
00:40:02.493 --> 00:40:04.328
 Or dancing with Bruno Mars

653
00:40:04.412 --> 00:40:07.832
 Your home routines
 will never get you very far

654
00:40:07.957 --> 00:40:14.881
 So it's never too late to start

655
00:40:16.382 --> 00:40:19.218
(Lightning singing)
 Aren't you tired of saying not yet?

656
00:40:19.761 --> 00:40:23.306
 Why live with disappointment and regret?

657
00:40:23.765 --> 00:40:27.685
 If you wanna dance
 Don't leave it all to chance

658
00:40:27.769 --> 00:40:32.732
 Your talent's precious
 And don't forget

659
00:40:32.815 --> 00:40:35.526
 Only you can make the choice

660
00:40:36.444 --> 00:40:38.488
 Only you can find your true voice

661
00:40:38.613 --> 00:40:39.697
(screaming)

662
00:40:39.781 --> 00:40:41.240
 You can flatten your fist

663
00:40:41.324 --> 00:40:42.408
(yowls)

664
00:40:42.492 --> 00:40:44.243
 Or follow your bliss

665
00:40:44.327 --> 00:40:47.705
 And finally rejoice

666
00:40:47.789 --> 00:40:51.959
(together)  No rotten tuna fish will do
 Or sporting for a fight

667
00:40:52.085 --> 00:40:56.130
 You'll see your every wish come true
 Your name in neon lights

668
00:40:56.214 --> 00:41:00.259
 It's time to start believing
 You have eight more lives

669
00:41:00.343 --> 00:41:07.266
 It's never too late to try, try, try

670
00:41:08.392 --> 00:41:10.103
(Butch singing)
 Say goodbye to garbage bins

671
00:41:10.186 --> 00:41:11.938
 And alleys behind bars

672
00:41:12.063 --> 00:41:16.275
 I'll be on stage in a Broadway show
 Or dancing with Bruno Mars

673
00:41:16.359 --> 00:41:20.196
 I'll see my every wish come true
 My name in neon lights

674
00:41:20.279 --> 00:41:24.408
 It's time to start believing
 I have eight more lives

675
00:41:24.492 --> 00:41:26.911
(together)
 It's never too late to try

676
00:41:26.994 --> 00:41:28.830
 It's never too late

677
00:41:28.913 --> 00:41:32.166
 It's never too late to try, try, try

678
00:41:32.250 --> 00:41:35.336
 It's never too late to try

679
00:41:35.461 --> 00:41:36.629
 It's never too late

680
00:41:36.712 --> 00:41:41.092
 It's never too late to try

681
00:41:42.009 --> 00:41:43.136
Bye, guys.

682
00:41:43.219 --> 00:41:45.638
-Nice meetin' ya.
-So long, fellas.

683
00:41:45.721 --> 00:41:48.641
Uh, come back anytime.

684
00:41:48.724 --> 00:41:49.934
Have a nice trip.

685
00:41:51.269 --> 00:41:53.104
You're gonna be okay, Butch?

686
00:41:53.187 --> 00:41:55.773
Those were the coolest mice I ever met.

687
00:41:55.857 --> 00:41:59.694
I was really looking forward
to pummeling something today.

688
00:41:59.777 --> 00:42:03.364
Ha ha ha! Chin up, Butch.
The day is still young.

689
00:42:03.447 --> 00:42:05.575
Remember, it's never too late.

690
00:42:09.453 --> 00:42:12.874
One of my drones spotted
that mouse here. Look around.

691
00:42:25.511 --> 00:42:26.512
(Jerry shrieks)

692
00:42:27.555 --> 00:42:28.514
What?

693
00:42:28.598 --> 00:42:30.933
Oh, no! He's melting.

694
00:42:31.017 --> 00:42:33.728
And we are still so far
from Mount Felicity.

695
00:42:33.811 --> 00:42:37.273
We'll never make it before Larry melts.
What do we do?

696
00:42:40.818 --> 00:42:42.528
-(Tuffy and Larry screaming)
-(tires screech)

697
00:42:48.659 --> 00:42:50.411
They have to be here somewhere.

698
00:42:52.163 --> 00:42:53.998
Tom, go look in there.

699
00:43:01.631 --> 00:43:03.925
See? Told you not to give up hope.

700
00:43:04.008 --> 00:43:06.677
It's called
the power of positive thinking.

701
00:43:07.970 --> 00:43:10.514
(singing)
 It's never too late to try

702
00:43:11.849 --> 00:43:13.184
(laughing and grunting)

703
00:43:13.809 --> 00:43:15.019
There they are.

704
00:43:15.519 --> 00:43:18.606
Tom, playtime's over. We have to go.

705
00:43:23.194 --> 00:43:24.111
I get it.

706
00:43:24.195 --> 00:43:27.114
We can hitch a ride across town
in the back of that freezer truck.

707
00:43:27.198 --> 00:43:28.991
Great idea, Uncle J.

708
00:43:29.116 --> 00:43:32.078
We can keep Larry cold
and get there twice as fast.

709
00:43:36.082 --> 00:43:37.250
(tires screeching)

710
00:43:37.333 --> 00:43:39.543
Uncle Jerry, it's Doublevay.

711
00:43:39.627 --> 00:43:43.381
Who? Oh, right.
The weirdo from across the street.

712
00:43:43.631 --> 00:43:45.633
Hiya, neighbor weirdo man.

713
00:43:47.385 --> 00:43:51.639
Ha ha! We got 'em now.
Preparing goop trap.

714
00:43:54.725 --> 00:43:56.686
(upbeat music playing)

715
00:43:58.437 --> 00:44:02.275
Uncle Jerry, we better get onto
that freezer truck. Now!

716
00:44:03.526 --> 00:44:04.652
(brakes screech)

717
00:44:05.987 --> 00:44:07.488
(engine accelerating)

718
00:44:09.115 --> 00:44:10.533
(engine rumbling)

719
00:44:11.492 --> 00:44:14.662
So, the little mouse wants
to play cars, eh?

720
00:44:14.745 --> 00:44:16.664
Tom, truck up.

721
00:44:18.541 --> 00:44:20.376
(dramatic music playing)

722
00:44:29.468 --> 00:44:32.722
(Tuffy) U-Uncle Jerry,
what are you doing?

723
00:44:35.182 --> 00:44:36.600
(Tuffy and Larry screaming)

724
00:44:41.147 --> 00:44:42.398
(cheering)

725
00:44:42.481 --> 00:44:44.066
That was awesome!

726
00:44:44.400 --> 00:44:47.445
Oh, no. He turned around.
They're coming this way.

727
00:44:51.657 --> 00:44:53.993
Hey, watch it, you dumb cat!

728
00:44:54.076 --> 00:44:56.912
Uncle Jerry,
we passed the freezer truck.

729
00:45:01.667 --> 00:45:03.210
We're not gonna make it.

730
00:45:03.627 --> 00:45:04.879
(tires screeching)

731
00:45:15.473 --> 00:45:16.724
Sponge darts.

732
00:45:16.807 --> 00:45:19.143
Sponge darts? What are...

733
00:45:21.479 --> 00:45:22.480
Did it leave a mark?

734
00:45:23.564 --> 00:45:25.191
No, you're good.

735
00:45:29.820 --> 00:45:30.946
(brakes screech)

736
00:45:39.413 --> 00:45:40.956
He's gone crazy.

737
00:45:41.499 --> 00:45:44.085
Uncle Jerry, we've got to get back
to that freezer truck,

738
00:45:44.168 --> 00:45:45.378
but which way do we go?

739
00:45:47.463 --> 00:45:48.506
Turn here.

740
00:45:51.175 --> 00:45:52.176
Uncle Jerry, look.

741
00:45:57.306 --> 00:45:58.599
Uncle Jerry, don't do it.

742
00:46:01.227 --> 00:46:02.144
(tires screech)

743
00:46:06.482 --> 00:46:07.691
(dramatic music playing)

744
00:46:09.276 --> 00:46:10.820
(Tuffy screaming)

745
00:46:16.117 --> 00:46:17.201
(shrieks)

746
00:46:31.590 --> 00:46:32.550
Hello, there.

747
00:46:35.261 --> 00:46:36.637
-(Larry) Whoa!
-(Tuffy) Awesome!

748
00:46:37.346 --> 00:46:39.265
Wow, Uncle Jerry, that was great.

749
00:46:39.390 --> 00:46:40.891
Those jerks were all like,

750
00:46:41.016 --> 00:46:43.978
"We're gonna get you."
But then you were like, "Nuh-uh.

751
00:46:44.061 --> 00:46:46.063
"Vroom! Take this."

752
00:46:46.147 --> 00:46:47.064
(yelling)

753
00:46:47.148 --> 00:46:48.149
"There we go."

754
00:46:48.232 --> 00:46:49.442
(laughing)

755
00:46:49.525 --> 00:46:50.401
Let's do it again.

756
00:46:50.484 --> 00:46:53.904
Yeah, the coolest uncle ever.

757
00:46:57.450 --> 00:46:58.909
(stars chirping)

758
00:47:03.038 --> 00:47:04.790
No kibble for you today.

759
00:47:15.551 --> 00:47:16.552
Snow!

760
00:47:17.052 --> 00:47:18.471
Beautiful snow.

761
00:47:18.554 --> 00:47:19.388
(kisses)

762
00:47:19.472 --> 00:47:20.389
Yeah!

763
00:47:24.018 --> 00:47:26.228
Wow! Look, Uncle Jerry.

764
00:47:26.312 --> 00:47:28.647
That truck took us
halfway up the mountain.

765
00:47:28.731 --> 00:47:32.485
We'll reach the top of Old Smiley
and Snowman's Land in no time.

766
00:47:33.194 --> 00:47:36.989
Of course, that means we'll be having
to say goodbye to Larry in no time.

767
00:47:37.072 --> 00:47:38.240
(Larry groaning)

768
00:47:38.324 --> 00:47:39.241
Larry!

769
00:47:40.075 --> 00:47:42.328
(whimpering) G-Guys?

770
00:47:42.453 --> 00:47:45.748
Marty's Super-Tastic Wintertime Park?

771
00:47:46.207 --> 00:47:47.124
Cool!

772
00:47:47.208 --> 00:47:49.877
Meet Santa and feed his reindeer?

773
00:47:49.960 --> 00:47:51.670
I love reindeer!

774
00:47:51.754 --> 00:47:54.048
And it's only a mile up the road.

775
00:48:01.263 --> 00:48:04.141
I want a Destroy-A-Matic 5000,

776
00:48:04.225 --> 00:48:07.645
a set of Rutituchiman cards,
a new dog...

777
00:48:07.728 --> 00:48:09.355
Dude, seriously?

778
00:48:11.982 --> 00:48:13.442
No refunds.

779
00:48:14.151 --> 00:48:16.946
Reindeer? Those aren't reindeer.

780
00:48:17.029 --> 00:48:20.199
Those are just mules with fake antlers.

781
00:48:20.282 --> 00:48:23.661
Seriously. What kind of sap
would ever believe

782
00:48:23.744 --> 00:48:25.704
those are actually reindeer?

783
00:48:26.080 --> 00:48:29.542
Wow! Reindeer. Oh, this place is great.

784
00:48:29.750 --> 00:48:32.503
As majestic as I always dreamt.

785
00:48:33.546 --> 00:48:34.880
Hey, sport.

786
00:48:34.964 --> 00:48:38.092
Do us a favor and bring
that bag of grub over here.

787
00:48:39.593 --> 00:48:41.470
Oh, yeah, sure thing.

788
00:48:45.224 --> 00:48:46.559
(chomping)

789
00:48:46.642 --> 00:48:47.726
Thanks.

790
00:48:47.810 --> 00:48:50.688
Some days, kibble's all we got
to look forward to.

791
00:48:50.771 --> 00:48:51.856
You know what I mean?

792
00:48:52.231 --> 00:48:53.232
Totally.

793
00:48:53.315 --> 00:48:55.317
So how cool is it being a reindeer?

794
00:48:56.735 --> 00:48:59.613
Uh, did you not hear what I...

795
00:48:59.738 --> 00:49:02.533
Ooh! I bet on stormy Christmas Eves,

796
00:49:02.658 --> 00:49:05.411
your blue nose lights up
to help guide Santa, right?

797
00:49:06.871 --> 00:49:08.038
Right?

798
00:49:09.206 --> 00:49:10.583
Sure, why not?

799
00:49:10.708 --> 00:49:13.294
I knew it! My name's Larry.

800
00:49:13.377 --> 00:49:16.171
These are my bestest pals,
Tuffy and Uncle Jerry.

801
00:49:16.297 --> 00:49:20.593
Floyd. Floyd the blue-nosed mule...

802
00:49:20.676 --> 00:49:21.719
Blue-nosed reindeer.

803
00:49:22.678 --> 00:49:25.764
These are my, uh, associates.

804
00:49:25.848 --> 00:49:27.141
(beeping)

805
00:49:29.268 --> 00:49:31.770
 Me and my buddies are on our way
 up to Old Smiley,

806
00:49:31.854 --> 00:49:33.230
 to Snowman's Land.

807
00:49:34.732 --> 00:49:36.859
Aha! So that's where they're headed.

808
00:49:36.942 --> 00:49:40.321
Snowman's Land must be
some sort of code word

809
00:49:40.404 --> 00:49:42.615
for the secret toy lab up there.

810
00:49:42.740 --> 00:49:44.033
Let's roll.

811
00:49:47.119 --> 00:49:48.203
(mules laughing)

812
00:49:48.287 --> 00:49:50.372
Okay, okay, here's another one.

813
00:49:50.497 --> 00:49:53.250
What's the difference between
a reindeer and a knight?

814
00:49:54.919 --> 00:49:59.089
One slays the dragon,
the other one's dragging the sleigh.

815
00:49:59.298 --> 00:50:00.549
(laughter)

816
00:50:00.633 --> 00:50:02.426
(Floyd) It's funny 'cause it's true.

817
00:50:09.099 --> 00:50:10.976
(gasps) Doublevay.

818
00:50:11.352 --> 00:50:12.895
Larry, we gotta go.

819
00:50:12.978 --> 00:50:15.147
But why? We just got here.

820
00:50:16.523 --> 00:50:18.484
Oh. Them again, huh?

821
00:50:18.567 --> 00:50:21.862
-Come on, Larry.
-Just a minute, fellas.

822
00:50:21.946 --> 00:50:24.073
I'm not sure what this weirdo wants,

823
00:50:24.198 --> 00:50:26.241
but I do know he and that cat of his

824
00:50:26.367 --> 00:50:28.994
almost hurt my bestest pals
trying to get it.

825
00:50:29.119 --> 00:50:30.412
What are you saying?

826
00:50:30.496 --> 00:50:32.122
I'm not running this time.

827
00:50:36.627 --> 00:50:41.006
What do you say we let those jokers know
they've messed with the wrong mice?

828
00:50:41.090 --> 00:50:42.257
What do we do?

829
00:50:42.341 --> 00:50:44.551
When I tell you to, open that pen.

830
00:50:57.398 --> 00:51:00.651
What a dump.
What kind of sap would enjoy...

831
00:51:02.778 --> 00:51:04.196
Tom!

832
00:51:05.239 --> 00:51:07.032
Nice going, Tom.

833
00:51:07.116 --> 00:51:10.661
Because of your cookie shenanigans,
we've lost the target.

834
00:51:12.705 --> 00:51:14.873
Chase me and my pals, will ya?

835
00:51:18.585 --> 00:51:20.671
(both scream)

836
00:51:25.134 --> 00:51:26.760
Tuffy, Jerry, now!

837
00:51:29.221 --> 00:51:30.055
(Jerry whistles)

838
00:51:32.266 --> 00:51:33.517
(shrieks)

839
00:51:37.730 --> 00:51:40.649
(all laughing)

840
00:51:41.483 --> 00:51:44.153
(Tom screaming)

841
00:51:48.991 --> 00:51:50.034
Shhh!

842
00:51:52.453 --> 00:51:53.871
Be careful, Uncle Jerry...

843
00:51:53.954 --> 00:51:56.206
(screams, grunts)

844
00:51:59.084 --> 00:52:00.669
(Larry laughing)

845
00:52:00.753 --> 00:52:02.171
Uncle Jerry.

846
00:52:02.629 --> 00:52:04.965
Did you see
the look on Doublevay's face?

847
00:52:07.468 --> 00:52:10.220
(screaming)

848
00:52:10.929 --> 00:52:12.806
Aw, snowballs.

849
00:52:21.065 --> 00:52:22.316
Wait, Jerry, don't...

850
00:52:26.361 --> 00:52:27.279
(teeth clenching)

851
00:52:30.574 --> 00:52:33.994
(grunting) Jerry, hold on. I got you.

852
00:52:46.715 --> 00:52:48.884
Oh, thank goodness you're okay.

853
00:52:55.682 --> 00:52:58.352
I'll admit, Uncle Jerry,
not my best plan,

854
00:52:58.685 --> 00:53:00.854
but it could have gone a lot worse.

855
00:53:05.400 --> 00:53:08.987
Uncle Jerry, this is all my fault.

856
00:53:09.113 --> 00:53:11.281
I should have never talked you guys
into this.

857
00:53:11.865 --> 00:53:14.743
I was just trying to
show you and Tuffy...

858
00:53:16.411 --> 00:53:17.704
-Where's Tuffy?
-(Jerry shrieks)

859
00:53:30.467 --> 00:53:33.428
Oh, Larry, what have you done?

860
00:53:37.766 --> 00:53:38.892
(coughs)

861
00:53:39.643 --> 00:53:40.894
Uncle Jerry?

862
00:53:42.521 --> 00:53:43.730
(coughing)

863
00:53:43.814 --> 00:53:46.525
Those weren't really reindeer,
were they?

864
00:53:49.444 --> 00:53:52.865
Oh, boy, Larry, you've had better ideas.

865
00:53:54.074 --> 00:53:54.992
Larry?

866
00:53:57.119 --> 00:53:59.997
Where's Larry? Larry? Where'd he go?

867
00:54:03.292 --> 00:54:06.628
That toy mouse
and his detestable rat friends

868
00:54:06.712 --> 00:54:11.425
will rue the day they crossed
Doctor Lawyer Oil Tycoon Doublevay.

869
00:54:11.550 --> 00:54:14.803
Oh, this isn't about
secret tech anymore.

870
00:54:14.970 --> 00:54:18.432
This is about revenge. Double revenge.

871
00:54:18.599 --> 00:54:20.684
(laughs boisterously)

872
00:54:20.767 --> 00:54:23.687
Oh, Tom! Thank goodness you're okay.

873
00:54:23.770 --> 00:54:25.439
I was so worried.

874
00:54:25.564 --> 00:54:28.150
Wait. You don't think I abandoned you?

875
00:54:30.360 --> 00:54:31.862
No, no, no, no, no.

876
00:54:31.987 --> 00:54:34.948
I'm actually on hold
with the police right now.

877
00:54:35.073 --> 00:54:37.326
I was alerting them
of your disappearance.

878
00:54:37.451 --> 00:54:40.579
Hello? Officer? Yes, I'm still here.

879
00:54:40.662 --> 00:54:43.498
And guess what?
It's a Christmas miracle.

880
00:54:43.582 --> 00:54:47.377
My sweet, precious Tom
is safe and sound.

881
00:54:47.461 --> 00:54:48.337
(camera shutter clicks)

882
00:54:49.379 --> 00:54:51.924
There now, no hard feelings?

883
00:54:53.383 --> 00:54:54.885
Good. Come on, I need you.

884
00:54:54.968 --> 00:54:57.846
We're going back to town
to pick up a little surprise

885
00:54:57.930 --> 00:54:59.431
for our bestest pal.

886
00:54:59.514 --> 00:55:02.184
Larry? Larry?

887
00:55:03.018 --> 00:55:05.896
We don't even know
if he went this way, Uncle Jerry.

888
00:55:05.979 --> 00:55:08.065
He could be anywhere on this mountain.

889
00:55:10.609 --> 00:55:12.402
Where could he be?

890
00:55:15.030 --> 00:55:17.783
I'm the worst magical snow mouse ever.

891
00:55:17.866 --> 00:55:20.619
You know, I don't know
if Snowman's Land is even real,

892
00:55:20.702 --> 00:55:22.120
but part of me didn't care.

893
00:55:22.204 --> 00:55:26.625
I was having so much fun with my friends
and just look what I did to 'em.

894
00:55:26.750 --> 00:55:29.962
They probably hate me
and I don't blame them.

895
00:55:30.379 --> 00:55:31.713
(weeping)

896
00:55:31.797 --> 00:55:34.800
Larry, you're being
too hard on yourself.

897
00:55:35.133 --> 00:55:36.718
You made one mistake.

898
00:55:37.427 --> 00:55:39.221
Oh, I made lots of mistakes.

899
00:55:39.304 --> 00:55:42.266
I know it's hard to believe,
'cause you look at me and think,

900
00:55:42.349 --> 00:55:45.727
"Here's this adorable, charismatic,
compassionate snow mouse

901
00:55:45.811 --> 00:55:48.689
"with a razor-sharp wit
and a big heart to match,

902
00:55:48.772 --> 00:55:52.317
"rugged bad boy looks that betray
his sophisticated soft side."

903
00:55:52.401 --> 00:55:54.319
We all make mistakes, Larry.

904
00:55:54.403 --> 00:55:58.490
Listen, what do you say we put
Jerry and Tuffy out of our minds, huh?

905
00:55:58.573 --> 00:55:59.825
I guess.

906
00:55:59.908 --> 00:56:02.411
I mean,
it hurts to even hear their names.

907
00:56:02.494 --> 00:56:05.789
-Jerry and Tuffy.
-Twist the knife, why don't you, Floyd?

908
00:56:05.872 --> 00:56:08.750
No, I mean Jerry and Tuffy.

909
00:56:08.834 --> 00:56:10.752
Aren't those your buddies down there?

910
00:56:13.130 --> 00:56:15.090
Can't quite make 'em out.

911
00:56:15.966 --> 00:56:18.510
It's them!
They must be looking for me.

912
00:56:18.593 --> 00:56:22.389
Whatever they're doing,
they're headed for a world of hurt.

913
00:56:22.472 --> 00:56:25.684
That down there is the way
to Coyote Springs.

914
00:56:25.892 --> 00:56:29.980
And guess what two things
they'll find down there?

915
00:56:31.189 --> 00:56:33.775
Cyborg trolls and snake people.

916
00:56:33.900 --> 00:56:35.360
What? No.

917
00:56:35.444 --> 00:56:38.739
Why would I...
Listen to the name again, Larry.

918
00:56:38.822 --> 00:56:41.992
Coyote Springs.

919
00:56:42.117 --> 00:56:43.618
Springs, huh?

920
00:56:44.536 --> 00:56:48.498
Any chance they're talking about
the fun boing-boing kind of springs?

921
00:56:54.338 --> 00:56:57.591
No way Larry could go anywhere near
these hot springs.

922
00:56:57.924 --> 00:56:59.092
Let's backtrack.

923
00:57:01.803 --> 00:57:02.846
Oh, no.

924
00:57:02.929 --> 00:57:04.264
(coyotes growling)

925
00:57:04.348 --> 00:57:06.892
Uncle Jerry,
I'm sorry I got you into all this.

926
00:57:06.975 --> 00:57:08.852
I'm sorry about a lot of things.

927
00:57:08.935 --> 00:57:12.647
Like, always breaking your things
with my magic and never cleaning my room

928
00:57:12.731 --> 00:57:15.734
and for making up that story about
a lion escaping from the circus

929
00:57:15.817 --> 00:57:19.696
and eating an entire wheel of
your expensive Caciocavallo cheese.

930
00:57:19.780 --> 00:57:21.531
(gasps) It was me.

931
00:57:23.033 --> 00:57:24.659
(growling)

932
00:57:25.535 --> 00:57:26.953
Yee-ha!

933
00:57:27.037 --> 00:57:28.163
Larry!

934
00:57:29.748 --> 00:57:31.833
Don't worry, buddies. I'll save you.

935
00:57:32.000 --> 00:57:34.086
Hey, fang-face. Over here.

936
00:57:39.299 --> 00:57:41.009
(growling)

937
00:57:43.553 --> 00:57:45.263
(coyote screaming)

938
00:57:46.223 --> 00:57:47.349
Yoo-hoo!

939
00:57:57.901 --> 00:57:58.985
(stars chirping)

940
00:57:59.694 --> 00:58:04.074
Oh! Now I get why they call it
Coyote Springs.

941
00:58:05.158 --> 00:58:07.077
-(growling)
-(whimpering)

942
00:58:07.160 --> 00:58:08.537
Nice coyote.

943
00:58:08.662 --> 00:58:10.414
Here, boy. You want the ball?

944
00:58:12.958 --> 00:58:15.794
Want it? Then go fetch!

945
00:58:19.506 --> 00:58:22.175
-Larry, you did it.
-Piece of cake.

946
00:58:22.259 --> 00:58:26.304
(groans) But I don't think I'll be doing
that trick again anytime soon.

947
00:58:26.930 --> 00:58:29.933
You guys, I'm sorry I messed up so bad.

948
00:58:30.016 --> 00:58:33.895
Larry, you risked your life
coming to these springs to save us.

949
00:58:34.229 --> 00:58:37.023
You really are my bestest pal.

950
00:58:37.107 --> 00:58:38.108
I sure am.

951
00:58:40.861 --> 00:58:43.321
But maybe we could talk about
how great I am

952
00:58:43.405 --> 00:58:46.450
after we leave
the land of the exploding fountains?

953
00:58:46.533 --> 00:58:47.868
Oh, right.

954
00:58:47.951 --> 00:58:49.161
Now, come on!

955
00:58:49.244 --> 00:58:51.580
Floyd said he'd take us
all the way up to Old Smiley.

956
00:58:51.663 --> 00:58:54.207
That's right. All aboard!

957
00:58:54.374 --> 00:58:56.918
The Reindeer Express is
leaving the station.

958
00:58:57.586 --> 00:59:00.380
Snowman's Land, here we come!

959
00:59:03.341 --> 00:59:05.010
(wind whooshing)

960
00:59:05.761 --> 00:59:07.137
(teeth clenching)

961
00:59:35.791 --> 00:59:37.083
(instrumental music playing)

962
00:59:41.671 --> 00:59:43.173
(wind blowing)

963
01:00:01.983 --> 01:00:04.110
Looks like the end of the line for me.

964
01:00:04.736 --> 01:00:06.446
But pipsqueaks like you
ought to be able to

965
01:00:06.530 --> 01:00:08.615
climb the rest of the way just fine.

966
01:00:08.698 --> 01:00:10.784
Well, thanks, good buddy.

967
01:00:14.246 --> 01:00:16.206
I'd worry about you getting home,

968
01:00:16.289 --> 01:00:18.291
but since you're
one of Santa's reindeer,

969
01:00:18.375 --> 01:00:20.252
you could just fly yourself down.

970
01:00:20.335 --> 01:00:22.045
Larry, really?

971
01:00:22.128 --> 01:00:23.713
You still believe...

972
01:00:24.005 --> 01:00:27.300
Now, don't you think
I would have flown us...

973
01:00:29.302 --> 01:00:30.637
No, you're right.

974
01:00:30.762 --> 01:00:35.225
I'll fly down later, but right now,
I could use the cardio.

975
01:00:37.102 --> 01:00:39.688
We're almost there. Come on!

976
01:00:42.274 --> 01:00:43.942
I'm sorry, Uncle Jerry.

977
01:00:44.025 --> 01:00:46.736
It's just that
if Snowman's Land is real,

978
01:00:46.820 --> 01:00:50.866
then, I guess, I'm just afraid
to say goodbye to Larry.

979
01:00:52.659 --> 01:00:55.537
Yeah, I know it's for the best.

980
01:00:55.620 --> 01:00:58.373
And you're right.
We'll always have each other.

981
01:00:58.456 --> 01:00:59.833
(Larry) You guys, come here.

982
01:00:59.958 --> 01:01:01.793
What is it? Did you find it?

983
01:01:01.877 --> 01:01:03.253
Is it Snowman's Land?

984
01:01:03.795 --> 01:01:05.380
You tell me, buddy-o.

985
01:01:06.590 --> 01:01:08.383
(Tuffy) It is real.

986
01:01:08.842 --> 01:01:11.469
And it's amazing.

987
01:01:11.553 --> 01:01:15.807
Wow! I mean, it's no
Marty's Super-Tastic Wintertime Park,

988
01:01:15.891 --> 01:01:17.559
but, wow!

989
01:01:17.642 --> 01:01:19.269
What are we waiting for?

990
01:01:20.520 --> 01:01:22.272
(captivating instrumental music playing)

991
01:01:27.319 --> 01:01:29.571
Larry, what's wrong? We're here.

992
01:01:30.155 --> 01:01:33.116
Yeah, I know,
but what if they don't like me?

993
01:01:33.199 --> 01:01:35.785
Are you kidding? What's not to like?

994
01:01:39.789 --> 01:01:42.083
No. I meant, what if they don't like me,

995
01:01:42.167 --> 01:01:44.419
because they love me?

996
01:01:44.502 --> 01:01:46.129
'Cause let's face it,
I'm pretty lovable.

997
01:01:46.212 --> 01:01:48.965
And if they love me, I'll love them.

998
01:01:49.049 --> 01:01:50.300
Then I'll want to stay here,

999
01:01:50.425 --> 01:01:52.302
but you'll have to...

1000
01:01:58.141 --> 01:02:03.146
You're my bestest pal, buddy-o,
but we both know you belong here.

1001
01:02:03.271 --> 01:02:05.523
It's the only way you can stay alive.

1002
01:02:05.607 --> 01:02:09.277
We just have to believe that
if magic brought us together once...

1003
01:02:09.361 --> 01:02:11.863
It'll do it again someday.

1004
01:02:11.988 --> 01:02:13.657
You're right, Tufster.

1005
01:02:13.740 --> 01:02:18.578
Well, hello, there, little ones.
Welcome to Snowman's Land.

1006
01:02:18.662 --> 01:02:20.413
We are the welcoming committee.

1007
01:02:20.538 --> 01:02:22.332
My name's Mayor Berg.

1008
01:02:22.415 --> 01:02:23.875
You must be new to town.

1009
01:02:24.000 --> 01:02:26.169
I sure am. My name's Larry.

1010
01:02:26.252 --> 01:02:30.507
Larry! Hmm. My, what a friendly name.

1011
01:02:30.590 --> 01:02:33.593
I'm Tuffy, and this is my uncle, Jerry.

1012
01:02:34.427 --> 01:02:37.973
Jerry, eh? A little derivative of Larry,

1013
01:02:38.056 --> 01:02:40.392
but welcome all the same.

1014
01:02:40.517 --> 01:02:42.644
Come, let us show you around.

1015
01:02:44.229 --> 01:02:46.731
(singing)
 Welcome to our mountain town

1016
01:02:46.815 --> 01:02:49.401
 It's chilly
 But that won't get you down

1017
01:02:49.484 --> 01:02:51.987
 If you're made of snow
 You should be good to go

1018
01:02:52.112 --> 01:02:55.073
 You'll fit right in
 Like the baker and his rolling pin

1019
01:02:55.156 --> 01:02:57.158
 Welcome to the land of snow

1020
01:02:57.242 --> 01:03:00.036
 It's the holliest, jolliest place to go

1021
01:03:00.120 --> 01:03:03.373
 We're free of crime
 So I've got lots of time to sing along

1022
01:03:03.456 --> 01:03:05.125
(together)
 Who doesn't have time for a song

1023
01:03:05.208 --> 01:03:06.918
 When you're in Snowman's Land?

1024
01:03:07.085 --> 01:03:09.379
 Don't need refrigerators
 Snowman's Land

1025
01:03:09.504 --> 01:03:11.006
 No risk of alligators

1026
01:03:11.089 --> 01:03:13.633
 Hey, we hope you'll stick around

1027
01:03:13.717 --> 01:03:15.760
 We sure could use you in our town

1028
01:03:15.844 --> 01:03:20.890
 Of Snowman's Land

1029
01:03:21.599 --> 01:03:23.977
(Larry singing)
 Gosh, you make me feel at home

1030
01:03:24.060 --> 01:03:26.771
 I thought for sure I'd get here
 And feel all alone

1031
01:03:26.855 --> 01:03:29.441
(Tuffy singing)  Gonna miss you buddy-o
 But it's good to know

1032
01:03:29.524 --> 01:03:31.359
 You'll be okay and I can visit you

1033
01:03:31.443 --> 01:03:33.862
 Any day up here in
 Snowman's Land

1034
01:03:33.945 --> 01:03:35.113
(together)
 Ice cream for breakfast

1035
01:03:35.196 --> 01:03:36.448
 Snowman's Land

1036
01:03:36.531 --> 01:03:37.657
 Truly the bestest

1037
01:03:37.741 --> 01:03:39.909
 Hey, we hope you'll stick around

1038
01:03:40.035 --> 01:03:42.787
 We sure could use you in the town

1039
01:03:42.871 --> 01:03:47.542
 Of Snowman's Land

1040
01:03:49.461 --> 01:03:53.590
 Snowman's Land

1041
01:03:53.715 --> 01:03:58.136
Larry, you simply must tell us
all about your adventures.

1042
01:03:58.261 --> 01:03:59.763
Where do I even start?

1043
01:03:59.846 --> 01:04:02.599
I mean, we ate trash burgers,
did magic tricks,

1044
01:04:02.682 --> 01:04:03.850
rode a reindeer.

1045
01:04:03.975 --> 01:04:06.770
Oh! And this weirdo toy guy's
been chasing us.

1046
01:04:06.895 --> 01:04:08.396
Mayor Berg. Mayor Berg!

1047
01:04:08.521 --> 01:04:11.608
One of my snow scouts spotted
some sort of contraption

1048
01:04:11.691 --> 01:04:13.026
approaching Old Smiley.

1049
01:04:13.109 --> 01:04:15.945
(gasps) Doublevay.
He must have followed us.

1050
01:04:16.029 --> 01:04:17.280
Relax.

1051
01:04:17.405 --> 01:04:20.909
Snowman's Land has
a state-of-the-art defense system.

1052
01:04:20.992 --> 01:04:23.620
You don't stay hidden
from the rest of the world

1053
01:04:23.703 --> 01:04:26.289
all these years without some effort.

1054
01:04:26.831 --> 01:04:28.500
Now, if you'll excuse me,

1055
01:04:28.625 --> 01:04:30.376
to your battle stations!

1056
01:04:34.005 --> 01:04:36.508
-(buzzing)
-(smoke hissing)

1057
01:04:36.591 --> 01:04:41.971
(Doublevay) I'd like to introduce to you
the Destroy-A-Matic Five Million.

1058
01:04:42.806 --> 01:04:43.765
Give 'em heck.

1059
01:04:47.977 --> 01:04:49.312
Snowballs?

1060
01:04:49.395 --> 01:04:52.107
That's their
state-of-the-art defense system?

1061
01:04:52.232 --> 01:04:54.150
I know. Brilliant, isn't it?

1062
01:04:54.984 --> 01:04:56.528
Incredible, Tom.

1063
01:04:56.611 --> 01:04:59.697
A whole village of high-tech toys.

1064
01:05:00.740 --> 01:05:02.784
Mayor, we're hitting them
with everything we've got.

1065
01:05:02.867 --> 01:05:04.119
What do we do?

1066
01:05:04.202 --> 01:05:07.413
Did we try putting chunks of ice
in the snowballs?

1067
01:05:07.497 --> 01:05:09.791
Because those really hurt.

1068
01:05:09.874 --> 01:05:12.794
-Good thinking, sir.
-We have to do something.

1069
01:05:16.798 --> 01:05:19.134
Good idea, Uncle Jerry.

1070
01:05:19.259 --> 01:05:22.554
If we can get that phone,
we can shut this thing down.

1071
01:05:23.805 --> 01:05:28.601
Tom, I got a feeling
this season's hottest toy is gonna be...

1072
01:05:28.685 --> 01:05:30.645
(laughs boisterously)

1073
01:05:32.689 --> 01:05:35.483
These things will fly off our shelves.

1074
01:05:38.069 --> 01:05:39.904
It's running away!

1075
01:05:39.988 --> 01:05:41.447
Keep it up, people.

1076
01:05:46.619 --> 01:05:50.165
Okay, no, no.
That's not at all what's happening.

1077
01:05:50.832 --> 01:05:52.208
(laughing)

1078
01:05:57.088 --> 01:05:59.174
(whistling loudly)

1079
01:05:59.382 --> 01:06:01.467
Open fire at the weirdo!

1080
01:06:02.927 --> 01:06:04.220
Ow! Oh, ow!

1081
01:06:07.390 --> 01:06:08.933
Hey, that one had ice in it.

1082
01:06:10.476 --> 01:06:11.436
Hey!

1083
01:06:11.603 --> 01:06:13.271
(buzzing)

1084
01:06:15.857 --> 01:06:17.358
(Tuffy) Larry, look alive!

1085
01:06:17.442 --> 01:06:18.651
Mine, give it!

1086
01:06:19.777 --> 01:06:22.780
Ha ha! Good boy, Tom. Now, hand it over.

1087
01:06:24.782 --> 01:06:26.993
What are you waiting for, you clod?

1088
01:06:29.871 --> 01:06:32.040
(gasps) Tom, what have you done?

1089
01:06:34.250 --> 01:06:35.418
(explosion)

1090
01:06:36.127 --> 01:06:38.338
(all cheering)

1091
01:06:39.005 --> 01:06:41.633
The ice balls worked, Mayor.

1092
01:06:44.344 --> 01:06:46.054
(Doublevay grunting)

1093
01:06:47.180 --> 01:06:49.641
Oh, sure.
Everything here is made of snow,

1094
01:06:49.724 --> 01:06:51.935
and yet somehow,
you've managed to procure

1095
01:06:52.018 --> 01:06:53.811
nylon restraints.

1096
01:06:57.732 --> 01:07:00.526
See that, Tuff?
Everything worked out just fine.

1097
01:07:00.610 --> 01:07:01.611
(beeping)

1098
01:07:03.154 --> 01:07:04.906
I jinxed the happy ending, didn't I?

1099
01:07:05.406 --> 01:07:07.283
Probably, yes.

1100
01:07:07.367 --> 01:07:09.702
(Doublevay laughing cunningly)

1101
01:07:13.539 --> 01:07:17.627
You fools! I gave
the Destroy-A-Matic Five Million

1102
01:07:17.710 --> 01:07:19.545
a fail-safe kill mode.

1103
01:07:23.675 --> 01:07:25.385
Which, in hindsight,

1104
01:07:25.468 --> 01:07:28.554
probably wasn't the safest feature
for a child's toy,

1105
01:07:28.638 --> 01:07:31.683
but it's sure coming
in gangbusters now.

1106
01:07:33.142 --> 01:07:35.103
(loud rumbling)

1107
01:07:36.771 --> 01:07:40.817
Uncle Jerry, what do we do?
It's gonna trample Snowman's Land.

1108
01:07:46.739 --> 01:07:47.699
(laughing)

1109
01:07:47.782 --> 01:07:50.618
You're wasting your time.
That's useless.

1110
01:07:50.702 --> 01:07:52.870
You can only turn it off manually.

1111
01:07:54.789 --> 01:07:55.999
(beeping)

1112
01:08:00.253 --> 01:08:02.046
(Larry) There's a power switch
on its head!

1113
01:08:03.006 --> 01:08:04.799
We gotta get to that switch.

1114
01:08:04.924 --> 01:08:06.801
Larry, think you and I can get up there?

1115
01:08:06.926 --> 01:08:09.137
Think so? I know so!

1116
01:08:11.055 --> 01:08:12.181
Uncle Jerry, trust me.

1117
01:08:12.265 --> 01:08:15.977
Larry and I can get to
the top of that robot and turn it off,

1118
01:08:16.102 --> 01:08:19.105
but we need someone
to distract the big guy while we do.

1119
01:08:53.014 --> 01:08:54.974
Whoa. It's windy up here.

1120
01:08:55.058 --> 01:08:56.768
There, the power switch.

1121
01:08:57.643 --> 01:08:58.936
Allow me.

1122
01:08:59.062 --> 01:09:00.563
(wind whooshing)

1123
01:09:00.938 --> 01:09:02.565
(grunting)

1124
01:09:06.611 --> 01:09:07.904
Larry?

1125
01:09:07.987 --> 01:09:10.239
Don't worry, Tuff. I got this.

1126
01:09:11.449 --> 01:09:13.117
It's coming. I can feel it.

1127
01:09:14.494 --> 01:09:15.703
(electricity crackling)

1128
01:09:15.787 --> 01:09:17.497
(Larry and Tuffy screaming)

1129
01:09:19.624 --> 01:09:20.708
(thuds)

1130
01:09:22.377 --> 01:09:25.713
(grunts) So... heavy!

1131
01:09:25.797 --> 01:09:29.050
Hey, you didn't have to make me
so jolly, you know?

1132
01:09:33.971 --> 01:09:35.556
Those kids are doomed.

1133
01:09:42.397 --> 01:09:44.482
(dramatic music playing)

1134
01:09:47.151 --> 01:09:48.194
(ice cracks)

1135
01:10:02.458 --> 01:10:03.751
Hooray!

1136
01:10:11.134 --> 01:10:12.927
(Tuffy grunting)

1137
01:10:19.851 --> 01:10:22.603
Forget about me, Tuffy.
Shut this thing off.

1138
01:10:22.687 --> 01:10:25.606
But how? There's no switch.

1139
01:10:26.315 --> 01:10:27.316
Unless...

1140
01:10:27.859 --> 01:10:29.193
Whoa!

1141
01:10:29.819 --> 01:10:33.406
-Aah! Help!
-Hang on. I'll pull us up.

1142
01:10:33.489 --> 01:10:35.700
(Tuffy grunting)

1143
01:10:36.284 --> 01:10:39.120
Wait. I know how to turn this thing off.

1144
01:10:39.203 --> 01:10:40.037
How?

1145
01:10:41.330 --> 01:10:43.291
You'll just have to toss them in.

1146
01:10:50.506 --> 01:10:52.675
Nothing happened. Do you have a plan B?

1147
01:10:53.468 --> 01:10:54.302
(beeps)

1148
01:10:54.385 --> 01:10:55.803
Great idea!

1149
01:10:55.887 --> 01:10:57.555
(grunting)

1150
01:10:59.056 --> 01:11:00.016
(explosion)

1151
01:11:05.021 --> 01:11:06.397
You did it, kid!

1152
01:11:16.449 --> 01:11:18.034
You saved us.

1153
01:11:18.117 --> 01:11:19.952
(cheering and applauding)

1154
01:11:22.413 --> 01:11:25.041
(Tuffy) Anyone else find this hug
really cold?

1155
01:11:27.251 --> 01:11:29.378
(Mrs. LePage) Merry Christmas, everyone.

1156
01:11:30.463 --> 01:11:32.215
Tom, this one is from Jerry.

1157
01:11:36.177 --> 01:11:37.345
(ringing)

1158
01:11:53.611 --> 01:11:55.154
(horn honks)

1159
01:11:58.908 --> 01:12:03.079
Thomas, wherever did you get
such an expensive gift!

1160
01:12:03.621 --> 01:12:06.332
Oh, I knew
the Destroy-O-Matic Five Million

1161
01:12:06.415 --> 01:12:08.167
was over-extending myself.

1162
01:12:08.334 --> 01:12:12.004
Hey, buddy. It says we're supposed
to load 50 RC cars.

1163
01:12:12.129 --> 01:12:13.881
I count only 49.

1164
01:12:13.965 --> 01:12:15.508
You're gonna have to pony up the cash.

1165
01:12:16.884 --> 01:12:19.887
Uh, you don't take play money, do you?

1166
01:12:23.266 --> 01:12:24.517
(all giggling)

1167
01:12:28.229 --> 01:12:30.523
You miss your little friend,
don't you, sweetheart?

1168
01:12:31.232 --> 01:12:34.360
Hmm. I guess the forecast was right.

1169
01:12:34.777 --> 01:12:37.280
Not a single snowflake out there.

1170
01:12:41.576 --> 01:12:44.787
(Larry singing)
 Hey, you're my bestest pal

1171
01:12:49.125 --> 01:12:51.669
 Hey, you're my bestest pal

1172
01:12:51.752 --> 01:12:53.087
Larry!

1173
01:12:55.339 --> 01:12:56.340
How?

1174
01:12:56.966 --> 01:12:58.384
It's like we said, kid.

1175
01:12:58.467 --> 01:13:00.595
Magic brought us together once...

1176
01:13:00.678 --> 01:13:02.889
And it would do it again.

1177
01:13:04.265 --> 01:13:07.810
(together)
 Don't you know you're my bestest pal?

1178
01:13:08.603 --> 01:13:10.354
 Hey, you're my bestest

1179
01:13:10.438 --> 01:13:12.523
 Don't you know, buddy-o?

1180
01:13:12.607 --> 01:13:15.651
 You're my bestest
 You're my bestest

1181
01:13:15.735 --> 01:13:19.280
 Hey, you're my bestest pal

1182
01:13:23.618 --> 01:13:25.286
(slow instrumental music playing)

1183
01:14:03.491 --> 01:14:06.118
 Welcome to our mountain town

1184
01:14:06.202 --> 01:14:08.663
 It's chilly
 But that won't get you down

1185
01:14:08.746 --> 01:14:11.082
 If you're made of snow
 You should be good to go

1186
01:14:11.165 --> 01:14:14.126
 You'll fit right in
 Like the baker and his rolling pin

1187
01:14:14.210 --> 01:14:16.504
 Welcome to the land of snow

1188
01:14:16.587 --> 01:14:19.298
 It's the holliest, jolliest place to go

1189
01:14:19.382 --> 01:14:22.593
 We're free of crime
 So I've got lots of time to sing along

1190
01:14:22.677 --> 01:14:26.389
 Who doesn't have time for a song
 When you're in Snowman's Land?

1191
01:14:26.472 --> 01:14:29.225
 Don't need refrigerators
 Snowman's Land

1192
01:14:29.350 --> 01:14:30.393
 No risk of alligators

1193
01:14:30.476 --> 01:14:32.812
 Hey, we hope you'll stick around

1194
01:14:32.895 --> 01:14:35.106
 We sure could use you in our town

1195
01:14:35.189 --> 01:14:39.986
 Of Snowman's Land

1196
01:14:43.447 --> 01:14:45.574
 Gosh, you make me feel at home

1197
01:14:45.658 --> 01:14:48.619
 I thought for sure I'd get here
 And feel all alone

1198
01:14:48.703 --> 01:14:51.038
 I'm gonna miss you, buddy-o
 But it's good to know

1199
01:14:51.122 --> 01:14:52.957
 You'll be okay and I can visit you

1200
01:14:53.040 --> 01:14:55.710
 Any day up here in
 Snowman's Land

1201
01:14:55.793 --> 01:14:58.254
 Ice cream for breakfast
 Snowman's Land

1202
01:14:58.337 --> 01:14:59.505
 Truly the bestest

1203
01:14:59.588 --> 01:15:02.049
 Hey, we hope you'll stick around

1204
01:15:02.133 --> 01:15:04.510
 We sure could use you in the town

1205
01:15:04.593 --> 01:15:09.306
 Of Snowman's Land

1206
01:15:12.560 --> 01:15:14.562
(music continues)

1207
01:15:28.784 --> 01:15:30.578
 Snowman's Land

1208
01:15:30.661 --> 01:15:33.080
 Where everybody's fine
 Snowman's Land

1209
01:15:33.164 --> 01:15:34.248
 No risk of crocodiles

1210
01:15:34.331 --> 01:15:36.667
 Hey, we hope you'll stick around

1211
01:15:36.751 --> 01:15:39.253
 We sure could use you in our town

1212
01:15:39.336 --> 01:15:43.841
 Of Snowman's Land

1213
01:15:46.010 --> 01:15:49.972
 Snowman's Land