01x03 - Junior Saves the West/The Treasure Hunt

[bunniefuu]

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There is a great big city where each day

begins with exciting new adventures for

our veggie friends. The hustle and the

bustle's going to make you smile when

you see all of our veggies living

city. They are incredible. Veggie tails

we tell because we're

vegetable tails. Broccoli veggie

tailer tail in the sea. Veggie tails in

the sea.

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We're fishies in the wild west in spurs

and chaps and hats and vestes cows. That

is how we're

dressed. We're veggies in the Wild

West. We drink milk in the milk saloon.

We out almost every western stuff we

call a thing. We love golden cows and

trains. Our western scene is complete

with a tumble. We dusty streets and

quack and horses name. Here's every

western style cliche. You think us

veggies pass the test? Are we authentic?

More or less than our spurs and chaps

and like veggies in the wild west. Come

on. Go see. Swing your veggies. Don't

let go. Keep moving. Veggies. Do your

best. Circle right and circle left.

We're veggies in the wild west in spurs

and chaps and hats and vest books. That

is how we're

dress. We're veggies in the wild west.

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Yeehaw!

Junior! Junior! Where'd my boy run off

to this time?

This town ain't big enough for the both

of us. This town's not big enough for

two people. Nope. That's a really small

town. You better believe it.

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Draw.

What you drawing? I'm drawing me as the

roughest, toughest cowboy in the West.

What about you? I'm also drawing me, but

as a kitty cat. That's kid stuff, Laura.

This is the Wild West. Outlaws and

bandits are out there. And if they ever

run into me, I'll show boss.

I learned in Sunday school to love your

enemies. That's what I want to do.

Get back to town, you young humans.

Troubles are coming.

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Trouble. We got to do what? How is it?

It's Bill. Bill, slow down. Think about

what you want to say before you say it.

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Trouble's coming. Trouble. Trouble.

There's trouble. Well, what kind of a

name is trouble? My cousin's middle name

was trouble. At least that's what he

told me. No, I think he means a

troublesome problem is headed this way.

What trouble did you see? Well, I was

out in the desert doing something really

important. Well, like what? Pretending

to be a tumble weed again? That's right.

Who should I see headed this way? None

other than Jacosaurus. Wait, who's

Jasaurus? That was before your time,

son. But Jake is a cowboy who traveled

through our town once and was very,

very, very ruthless, dangerous,

villainous,

annoying. Annoying? What? That's it?

Guess who's coming back to town?

It's too late. Everyone act natural.

You got to be kidding me.

Did you guess Jacosaurus? Cuz that's

right. Oh, is this a new hotel? I got to

see.

Whoops. Forgot to wipe my feet. Oo, look

at all that mud I tracked down. Sorry. I

just cleaned it. Cool hat. Can I borrow

it? Can I borrow your cowboy hat, too?

Can I borrow your cowboy hat? Can I

borrow your cowboy hat? Can I borrow

your cowboy hat? Hey, hey, look at me.

I'm deleting tower of

hats. Whoops. Now it's deleting tower of

splats.

If no one's going to do something about

this, I will. Junior,

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no. Can I have a slice of pie?

Of course.

Hey. Oh, this is pretty good. Oh, I love

my visits here. This town is the best.

If it ain't Jacosaurus,

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I challenge you to a showdown. A

showdown? An annoying showdown. Winner

leaves town for good. Oh, I accept. You

better think of something really

annoying and you're going to beat me.

Oh, don't worry. I will. Good. I'll be

back tomorrow at high noon.

Actually, um, can we make it high

quarter afternoon? I have a thing at 10

till. Shouldn't take long. Sounds good.

Good.

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Hey, you're all leaving? Of course. You

invited Jake to come back tomorrow.

Yeah, but he'll be gone for good after I

win the showdown with something really

annoying. And how, Prey Tale, do you

plan on winning? I uh I'll eat a piece

of pie and chew with my mouth open.

I just need time to think. Anyone got

any ideas? I bet you can think of

something, Bacon. Bill,

I got nothing. Well, what worked the

last time he came? We dodged a bull frog

last time. It just so happened a

mysterious law man came riding through

town. He dealt with Jake. How'd he do

it? We don't know. We were too busy

plugging our ears cuz Jake was in the

600th verse of the song that never ends.

What's the name of this retired law man?

His name is Larry, but they call him the

cucumber with no name.

But his name is Larry. Yeah, it's a bad

nickname. I'll find this cucumber with

no name whose name is Larry and we'll

think of something.

To find Larry, just listen for a lone

harmonica. If you hear that, he's

nearby. Good luck and stay where I can

see you. Thanks, Dad. See, Laura, taking

nothing from nobody. Yeah, I guess. Just

seems like things got worse because of

how you treated Jake.

I'll be back when I find him.

I don't know what Laura is talking

about. I did the right thing. Exactly. I

did what any cowboy would have done. And

I'm sure exactly what this Larry fell is

going to

do. Hear that boy? Follow that

sound. Excuse me, sir. I'm looking for a

cucumber goes by the name of Larry.

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That's me. I'm from a town out yonder

that's having trouble with the

Jacosaurus. And I've been told you got

experience dealing with him. That I do.

Well, I need the most annoying thing in

the world if I'm going to beat him. I

was hoping you could help. Why don't you

tell me what you had in mind? Okay,

here's what I was thinking. when he

comes into town. Hey,

I'll toss a bucket of marbles under his

feet.

He'll slide right into a tuba, trapping

him. This is so annoying. The tuba will

get caught on a hook, lifting him into

the air.

Dropping him in a bucket. You know, not

the light. That's attached to some dust

bunnies that'll drive him out of town.

And I'll never go back.

So, can you help? Afraid not. Have you

ever heard love your enemies? Oh, yeah.

That's what my friend Laura said. Your

friend Laura sounds smart. Back when I

helped your town deal with Jake, all I

did was be nice to him. That's it.

That's it. Jake ain't a bad guy. Just a

little annoying. All he needs is a

friend. Just wanted to be tough. All

that did was make things worse. Well, if

he's coming back, it might not be too

late to set things right. Thanks, Larry.

I mean, cucumber with no name.

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Junior's not back, and Jake's going to

be here any minute. I've come up with my

own solution.

Is there room for me? No.

Ah, where's a little asparagus? I hope

he wants to see a movie and I can ask

questions about the star read the whole

time. I'm right here.

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I hope you got something really annoying

cuz I've been practically chewing with

my mouth open. I've got something better

than that. Really? Like what?

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like this.

Want some ice cream?

What? Why is that a trick in there? No,

unless cookie dough is a trick. Sorry, I

was being such a pole cat yesterday.

Say, that ain't bad.

There's more where that came from. Want

to join me? Sure.

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Hi, Junior. Hi, Jacosaurus.

Hey,

Bill. Thanks for being my friend,

Junior. No problem. It would have

happened a whole lot sooner if I had

just listened to my friend Laura. Say,

where is she? Over here, partner.

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Ah, this is one refreshing lemonade. You

got that right, sir. We're raising money

for a new playground. Perhaps you'd like

to add a donation. What's wrong with the

old one? It is just a field of

d. Please, will you donate? We would,

but we just bought these lemonades with

our last bit of change. Yeah, we're all

out of cash. So, if you get extra money,

you'll help us get our playground. Of

course. If we had lots of money, we'd

hand it right over to you. Oh, thank

you, sir. We're very

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generous. Hey, Bob. What's

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that? It's a riddle or a poem or

something? Treasure seeking many try,

but to find this one, you must fly high.

I think you just found a clue to buried

treasure.

What? Buried treasure? This is the best

day of my life. But what does the clue

mean? Fly high. H. What about that old

airplane up on the kitchen island? Of

course. I've always wanted to use that

thing. I can't believe we're about to go

on a treasure hunt. Did you say

treasure? So, will you be donating for

the playground?

Oh, yes, of course. But we have to find

it first.

Hidden treasure. E.

Are you sure this thing will work? It's

pretty old. Only one way to find out.

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No.

So, what's the plan, boss? Well, we

follow those buffoons. They'll lead us

to the treasure and then I shall be

rich.

Then what? That's it. I mean, what else

would there be? They have a plane. How

will we follow them? You two do whatever

it takes to build a plane from scratch

while I do something enjoyable in the

meantime.

Whoa, I'm getting the hang of this

puppy. Just like riding a bike. There's

another clue in here. You'll find the

next clue among northern trees near a

camp of kazoo

peas. What's a kazoo pee? It's a bee who

plays the kazoo. Of course. Why didn't I

think of that? They live just out this

way.

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Hello, I am Bob. This is Larry. We are

treasure

hunters. They don't understand a word

I'm saying. Let me handle this. Bob,

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you speak kazoo? No, I speak kazuk.

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The kazoo peas will give us the next

clue. But first, we need to play their

silly games. Okay, sure.

Silly games have

begun. Silly

games. Silly

games. When you play them, there are no

rules, no choices to make, no sides to

choose. Doesn't matter if you win or

lose. Silly, silly, silly games.

Balancing meatballs on your nose. Play

card games using only your toes. Pull up

a chair and sit on the floor. Spin in a

circle while eating s'mores. Tickle

yourself. Lasso a cloud. Roar like a

lion, but don't be loud. See how many

camels fit in your room. into the ocean

using only a

spoon. Silly

game. Silly

game. When you plan, there are no rules,

no choices to make, no sides to choose.

Doesn't matter if you win or lose.

Silly, silly, silly games.

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We got it. No, I got it. Potato.

foiled again.

No, no silly game. I am not a silly

person.

You know, there's probably enough

treasure that we could help those kids

build a new playground and keep some for

ourselves. I've always wanted a model

train set. I want to own an ultra veggie

action figure with karate chop action.

And of course, give some to the kids.

Oh, of course. Of course. A generosity,

Larry. We'll be super generous. What's

the clue say? One more clue and the

treasures found. You'll have to dig deep

in the ground on an island you'll find

if you travel southbound, though it's

not so big

around. It must be one of these small

round islands down south. Then that's

where this plane is headed. Give me that

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treasure. Round island. H. This looks

right. And there's the X.

X marks the spot. Get your shovel, my

friend. It's digging time.

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You know, it took a lot of work for us

to find this treasure. Maybe we should

just keep it for ourselves. I like that

idea. Let's split the treasure between

the two of us. But I found the first

clue. I should get more. Wait, wait,

wait, wait, wait. You think you should

get more? If anyone should, it should be

me. I've been holding the map the most,

but I found it first. I found it more.

There you are. Hand over the treasure

and nobody gets hurt. If you want this

treasure, you'll have to take it from us

and tie us to a tree.

If you hadn't been trying to keep the

treasure for yourself, we wouldn't be in

this mess. No. If you hadn't been trying

to keep the treasure for yourself, we

wouldn't be in this mess. With this

treasure, I shall finally buy what I've

always wanted. A solid gold limousine. A

solid gold limousine. You don't need

that. The lack of generosity of this

man. Oh, let me guess. If you had the

treasure, you would be more giving.

Well, what have you been talking about

this whole time? Helping children build

a playground or buying model trains and

action figures?

I'm out of here. Huh?

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Bob, I admit it. I didn't want to give

away the treasure at all. I wanted it

all for me, just like Mot. Me, too.

Proverbs 14:21 tells us that blessed is

he who is generous to the needy. That's

what I want to be from now on. Generous

to the needy.

It's possible you took the gold in such

haste you missed this last clue right

under your face. The chest is empty

inside. No gold. The real treasure is

hidden in sands of old. Does that mean

the treasure potato took was a fake?

That's exactly what it means. We got to

escape. Huh?

Let's fly.

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I wonder when Mot will realize that

chest was

empty. It's mine. Mine. Now to open this

chest and bask in the glowing golden

glow of

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gold. No, I know. Oh, no. No, no, no,

no.

This treasure is a ripoff. Lead me to

the real secret treasure. No way. This

is playground

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money. We got to lose him. Looploop.

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This ought to lose

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them. No. Why?

Why? This last clue seems to be about a

desert. Cactus and tumble weed surround

this goal. The real treasure is hidden

in sands of old.

There, I see an X.

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Wow, it's amazing. Imagine what you

could buy with that. Slides, monkey

bars, swings, teeter totters, more

slides. They're going to love it.

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Blessed is he who is generous to the

needy. You said it,

Larry. Remember, kids, God made you

special and he loves you very much.

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They're unforgettable. They are

incredible.

Veggie tail. Broccoli tail. Celery

veggie tail in the city.

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