01x66 - Episode 66

[bunniefuu]

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♪ It's a beautiful day
in this neighborhood ♪

♪ A beautiful day
for a neighbor ♪

♪ Would you be mine? ♪

♪ Could you be mine? ♪
Please.

♪ It's a neighborly day
in this beauty wood ♪

♪ A neighborly day
for a beauty ♪

♪ Would you be mine? ♪

♪ Could you be mine? ♪
Yes!

♪ I have always wanted to have
a neighbor just like you ♪

♪ I've always wanted to live
in a neighborhood with you ♪

♪ So let's make the most
of this beautiful day ♪

♪ And since we're together,
we might as well say ♪

♪ Would you be mine?
Could you be mine? ♪

♪ Won't you be my neighbor? ♪

♪ Won't you please,
won't you please ♪

♪ Please, won't you be
my neighbor? ♪

Oh, I'm so glad
to see you today.

I've missed you. Mm-hmm.

I was thinking about
you this weekend,

especially as I took a ride
in the car.

Do you like to
ride in the car?

Cars and buses
and things that go.

Mm-hmm.

Well, I brought some model cars
today to show you

because I have lots of friends

who like to play
with model cars.

That's what I have in my bag.

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Best place for playing
with these things

is right on the floor.

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There's one.
Look at it go.

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Best thing about
model cars like that

is that you can make them

do exactly what you
want them to do.

Now, this is a 1928
Mercedes Benz model.

Come along, Mr. Benz.

Whee!

These are all models
of very old cars.

Now, let's back it
right into place there.

Here's a little yellow car.
This is a 1930 Ford.

Whee! ♪ Doo-doo doo-doo
doo-doo ♪

Whee.
♪ Duh-dum, bum ♪

Let's see if it will go itself.

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Right.

It's the great thing
about toys, you know?

Make them do exactly
what you want them to do.

Oh, here's a nice one.

This is a 1915 Model T

with a man and a lady
going for a ride.

♪ Doo-doo doo-doo do doo
doo-doo doo doo do-doo ♪

♪ Boo-boo-boop boo ♪

Oh, boy.
They have a good time

riding in the country
or in the city.

I saved this one 'til last

'cause it's got
a battery attached to it.

Let me see now.

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Whoop!

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Whoop!

Whoop! Over and back.

That way is called forward,
and this way is called reverse.

Let's make it go forward
and reverse once more.

Forward...

and reverse. Good!

I was just thinking as I saw
these two people in here.

You know, there were special
things that people wore

when they went riding
in these cars.

Oh, sometimes the ride was
very bumpy and very dusty. Yeah.

And so the ladies and gentlemen
sometimes wore dusters.

I'll show you one.
I've got one over here.

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This was to keep the dust off.

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See? That would keep
their clothes underneath clean.

And they had a big, floppy hat.

And sometimes even wore goggles.

Oh, you'd have to put
the goggles on before the hat,

I guess.

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And then the hat.

Oh, I'm under there!

Sure. I'm under there.

Let's ask Picture Picture

to show us some antique cars
that really do run.

Alright? Picture Picture,
on the wall,

would you kindly show us all

some real old cars
that really run?

Would you?

Oh! That's a good one!

It has the number three on it.

Oh, and there's a gentleman
getting in to ride it.

Pumping it up.

Oh, you had to do
all sorts of things

to get them ready to go.

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Off they go! See all the dust?

♪ Bum-bum bum-bum bum-bum ♪

♪ Da da da-dum
Bum-bum-bum bum ♪

See the pedals?

Those are the pedals
on the floor,

and there's his steering wheel.

There's another car.

Gentleman driving that car, too.

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And sometimes the ride
was very, very bumpy

because they didn't
have real soft tires then

and very, very soft springs.

Thank you very much,
Picture Picture.

Want to pretend that
we're riding on a bumpy car?

[ Knocking on door ]

You hear somebody at our door?
Let's go see who it is.

Coming! Coming!

John, hi! Come in.

Am I glad to see you.

Did you see
these cars?
Yeah.

You like to
play with them?
Mm-hmm.

Which one would you like
to play with?

Do you know John?

Yeah.
He's my special friend.

Is that the one
you wanted to do?

Forward and back,
huh?

Boom!

See how that
bumps up and down?

Sometimes a car
goes very bumpy.

Mm-hmm.

Would you like
to see the people

in the Neighborhood
of Make-Believe?
Mm-hmm.

Let's get
the telescope, okay?

Do you know where it is?
The telescope.

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Here it is.

I'm sure it's in --
Yep! There it is.

Let's look
together, okay?

Where is it?
Do you see?

What's that you see?
Daniel's clock?

John: Mm-hmm.

Now what do you see?

The Museum-Go-Round.

Museum-Go-Round, huh?

X's tree.
There's X's tree.

Henrietta's
schoolhouse.
There's
Henrietta's house. Yeah.

And the factory.
The factory.

And there's the trolley!
There's the trolley!

Let's go see!
Come on in, Trolley!

I thought it was
about time for you.

Looking at the trolley
through the telescope?

Oh! Thank you, Trolley!
A little bit of a duck.
[ Dinging ]

Want to ask the trolley
to take us

to the Neighborhood
of Make-Believe?

Alright, Trolley,
go in!
[ Dinging ]

Bye, Trolley.
Take us, please.

[ Dinging ]

It wants us to have
a little duck thing.

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Is that your car,
Mime Walker?

Oh,
it's a wonderful car!

I never saw anything
like that.

Oh, I guess you have
to get to be a big person

before you can have
a car like that. [ Chuckling ]

How did you get it?

I mean, how would you get
a special car like that?

Yeah?
You'll show me?

Yes.

You were walking
along one day.

And you saw something
in a window.

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And you opened the door,
and you walked in,

and you saw that car.

And you tried it.

And you asked somebody
to come.

Oh, and you paid him
the money.

Oh, I see.

And so you bought it.

Oh, boy. It must be fun
to play with it. Yeah.

Have you shown it
to anybody else in
the Neighborhood?

Nobody at all?
Just me?

Boy, I'm the first one!

Don't you love to be
the first one to see something?

Are you planning to show it
to anybody else?

Are you? Who?
King Friday?

Not King Friday.

Are you going to
show me?

Daniel Striped Tiger: I like
the way you show me things.

Yes. He lives
over there.

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Looks like a rocking chair
you're rocking on.

Oh, I bet it's
Cornflake S. Pecially.

Is that who you're
going to show it to?

Good. What else?

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The seat is very hard.

Oh, you're going to ask Corney
to help you fix the seat?

Oh, good!

Well, good luck to you,
Mime Walker.

I'm glad I got to see
your car!

Thank you.
Bye!

Boy.

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Hey there, Mime Walker.
How are you?

[ Chuckling ]

How do you like
my new factory?

Well, we've really
been working on it.

You see the display rooms
down there?

And, oh, look at all my knobs
and dials and things.

Yeah. We found a lot of them
and added some new ones, too.

Yes.

Even have some flowers
along here

at the elevator entrance.
[ Chuckling ]

Just wonderful things,
don't you think?

Oh, I was so sad
when I had the fire,

and now I'm so pleased
that everybody helped me

make the new factory.

What's on your mind today,
Mime Walker?

Yes?

Why, that's
a beautiful car.

When you got a new car,
I got a new factory.

[ Chuckling ]

Yeah. What's wrong?
Doesn't it work?

Oh, the seat's hard.

Well, you've come to
the right man for seat trouble,

'cause I put seats
on my rocking chairs

all the time.

Yes, sir. What would you like
to, uh -- to have on it?

Maybe, uh -- maybe some
of my rocking-chair wood?

Want to try that? Alrighty.
Just you wait a minute.

Down I go for it.

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I'm a man who manufactures
[Chuckles]

and that's part of the stuff
I use for it.

Now see how
you like that.

Does that do well?

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A little bit well,
but not quite soft enough?

Well, listen.
That's the wood that I use

for the seats
in my Rockits.

I don't know what else
I can do for you.

WOMAN:
Corney? Corney?

Oh, excuse me.
Someone's calling me.

Just a minute.

I just had to see
your new factory.

Well, come on up.
Mime Walker's here.

Oh, hello, Mime Walker.
How are you?

Oh, I'm so glad.

I just wanted to see
Corney's new factory

everybody's
helping him make.

Did you know?

Oh, I think it's
just wonderful.

Don't you?

Oh, I certainly do.

What's that
big wheel out there?

Does that work?
Oh, sure it does.

Want me to turn it on?

I wish you would.
Wouldn't you love
to see it work, too?

Well, just a minute.
I'll go and do it.

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Oh, that's wonderf--

Having a little trouble
with it.

I'm sorry.

Maybe if you just
push that knob there.

That's it. Try that.

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Well, on new things,
you do sometimes have trouble,

don't you?
Let's tell him that, alright?

I'm awfully sorry.
It was working earlier today.

Well, every new little thing
has its problems.

Oh, that's right.
You'll get it working, Corney.

Well, now the thing I'm worried
about right now is Mime Walker.

Uh, he wants
a softer seat on his, uh, car.

Oh, you have a new car?

And it's not
quite right, either?

Well, what's that
board doing there?

Well, that's something I was
trying to help him with.

I gave him my softest
piece of wood.

Have you thought of softening
it up with a cushion?

You mean a regular
sit-on cushion?

Yes. You can make lots of things
softer with a little cushion.

You think that'd be
a good idea?

Well, good.

Well, uh,
what would we need

to make a cushion,
Sara Saturday?

Well, some people
use feathers,

don't they, Mime Walker?
Feathers.

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Soft, floaty
kind of feathers.

And some people use
rubber, too, Corney.

They use rubber,
don't they, Mime Walker?

That's it.

Stretchy kind of rubber.

And, uh, some people...

some people use air.

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Like balloons
and blow-up kind.

Oh, there are lots of ways
to cushion things.

I could help you
make one if you like.

I love to make things.

Hey, that would be great,
Sara Saturday.

Which kind of cushion
would you like, Mime Walker?

Oh, the blow-up kind?
Okay.

The blowing-up kind
of cushion it will be.

Oh, well,
let me see now.

When will it
be ready, Corney?

Well, uh,
do you think

we could have it for him
very soon?

I suppose, uh, nine seconds
would be too long to wait?

Nine seconds?
How about it?

Would, uh,
you like to have

your blow-up cushion
in nine seconds?

Well, good!

Uh, why don't you
count to nine

while we go into
the factory and make it,

and, uh,
why don't you --

you count along
with Mime Walker?

Alright?
Ready, get set, go!

Come along,
Sara Saturday.

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Here we are,
and here's your cushion!

All you have to do now
is just blow it up, Mime Walker.

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I think
it's working.

I hope so.

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Does it feel softer
for you?

Well, I'm so glad!

Uh, this is the wood
I usually use on the Rockits.

What's that, Mime Walker?
You have an idea?

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Oh, he's rocking
on a rocking chair!

What about it?

The cushion?

Oh, you think we should put
cushions on the rocking chairs?

Well, that
is an idea.

That's a suggestion
worth thinking about,

isn't it, Sara Saturday?

Well, it appears
to me, Mr. Pecially,

that you're a man who always
wants to make better chairs,

and this suggestion for making
things softer for other people

is certainly worth
thinking about.

Well, I think so, too.
Come along, Sara Saturday.

We'll think about
cushioning things.

Uh, thanks for coming by,
Mime Walker!

You're welcome!

You're welcome,
Mime Walker.

Goodbye!

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[ Dinging ]

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Well, it looks as if Corney

may be putting cushions
on his Rockits.

Would you like
to try this on?

Isn't that a great car
that Mime Walker was driving?

How about the hat?
Want to put it on?

John, you look great!
You look wonderful!

You could pretend
you're driving along.

Right.

Hello!
Hello over there!

You're a good driver.

Do you have
a rocking chair at home?

Do you? Does it have
wood to sit on,

or does it have
a cushion like that?

A cushion.

Yours has a cushion,
doesn't it?

And you have a special
soft pillow, too, don't you?
Mm-hmm.

Would you like
to have it?
Yeah.

Good. Then we can
sit together in this rocker.

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Here it is.

The best thing to sit on
is the lap of a grown-up.

Sure. Doesn't matter whether
it's wood or cushions or what.

♪ Sometimes you feel like
holding your pillow ♪

♪ All night long ♪

♪ Sometimes you hug
your teddy bear tightly ♪

♪ He's old,
but he's still strong ♪

♪ And sometimes you want
to snuggle up closely ♪

♪ With your own mom and dad ♪

♪ At night, you even need
the light sometimes ♪

Don't you?

♪ But that's not bad ♪

♪ In the long, long trip
of growing ♪

♪ There are stops
along the way ♪

♪ For thoughts
of all the soft things ♪

♪ And a look at yesterday ♪

♪ For a chance
to feel our feelings ♪

♪ With comfort and with ease ♪

♪ And then tell
the new tomorrow ♪

♪ You can come now
when you please ♪

♪ So please don't think
it's funny ♪

♪ When you want an extra kiss ♪

♪ There are lots
and lots of people ♪

♪ Who sometimes feel like this ♪

♪ Please don't think
it's funny ♪

♪ When you want
the ones you miss ♪

♪ There are lots
and lots of people ♪

♪ Who sometimes feel like this ♪

I like holding you,
John.

And I guess you like

getting dressed up
like Daddy, too, don't you?

That's a good hat.

You want me to put it
back up in the closet?

Alright.

And I'll take this
duster off, too.

That's what this
thing's called.

It catches all the dust.

Wait for me,
will you? Okay?

'Cause I've got to
change my shoes, too.

I'll sit right beside you
when I change them.

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Who do you like
to rock with?

Dad.

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Soft pillow, would you please
move over so I can sit down?

Thank you.

You may have that
little one if you like.

Okay.

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It's almost time to go, John.
Don't our visits go quickly?

Mm-hmm.

Boy, I like being with you.
Sure do.

You know when we'll
be together, don't you?

♪ Tomorrow, tomorrow ♪
Will you sing with me?

Both: ♪ ...day tomorrow
with a song or two ♪

♪ One, two ♪
Good.

♪ Tomorrow, tomorrow ♪

♪ We'll start the day tomorrow
with a smile for you ♪

Right!

♪ 'Til then, I hope
you're feeling happy ♪

♪ 'Til then, I hope your day
is [snaps] snappy ♪

♪ Tomorrow, tomorrow ♪

♪ It soon will be tomorrow
and be our day ♪

♪ We will say
a very happy tomorrow to you ♪

All set to
gather up your cars?

Want to take
soft pillow, too?

I want you
to carry it.

Want me to carry it?
Fine.

Sure like
visiting with you.

You make each day
such a special day.

You know how?
By just your being you.

Coming, John!
See you tomorrow!

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