[Inside, Tutter has broken the skunk clock]
Tutter
(laughs)
[bear comes in] shamma lamma shooby dobby doo wop bop 4x [bear dances to Tutter]
Okay Tutter I'm back! How's it go--- [bear stops dancing to see the skunk clock broken by Tutter] ing?
Tutter
oh! Ha ha! It's going great bear! Just great! I took a good look at this skunk clock just like you said (chuckles)
I see... [Bear looks at the audience]
Tutter
Yeah
Tutter
and I am happy to report bear, that your right! It is a clock! In fact bear [tutter looks at clock then back to bear] It is a clock by the shape of a skunk! How bout that?
(sadly) well that's great news Tutter
Tutter
yeah. Now I see how silly it was to be afraid of it (laughter) I laugh, I laugh at this clock that looks like a skunk (laughter again) (chuckles)
well, that's... That's great Tutter
Tutter
Yeah so... So go ahead Bear
Tutter
Just hang it up on the wall there!
Tutter
It makes a wonderful addition to your kitchen (chuckles) as for me
Tutter
(yawns) I'm going to finish my nap now, but I just want you to know that I feel so much better bear. Much better! (Chuckles) well goodbye bear [Tutter leaves]
Okay... Umm [Bear moves to let Tutter through] Oh... Uhh
Tutter
excuse me (chuckles)
see ya later! [Bear looks at his broken clock] Well umm, I'm glad Tutter feels better [bear touches his broken skunk clock] So uhh... Before I hang this up, I should probably put it all back together again [bear touches a long cable connecting to his broken skunk clock] [he pulls it] I wonder where this piece goes? (the cable boings) [bear is surprised for a sec] (sigh)
I think Tutter hurt his tail.
We're playing hide and seek, Bear.
Yeah. We were playing hide and seek, and then Tutter and I, we hid behind the table and then the book, it... The book!
[spots the book that fell] The book. This one?
The book fall down on Tutter's tail, Bear. Let me move it.
Tutter
Look at it, Bear! Would you look at it?
I can't look at it. Would you... [notices a tail that bent]
I know it's bent, Treelo!
Tutter
Oh, woe is me. A mouse with a bent tail! What could be worse, I ask you? What could be worse!
Tutter Well, so, Doctor Hogg…
Tutter
…what's the story?
Tutter
Well, what's wrong with my little tail?
Tutter, I think your tail has a little fracture in it.
Tutter
[relaxed] Hm-hm, a fracture. Hm. [shocked] A FRACTURE?! [gasps] A fracture! Bear, I've got a fracture! Oh, it's worse than I thought! Oh…! Doctor Hogg, what's a fracture?
Oh. [chuckles] Well, Tutter, it's not too bad. It can happen to anyone. I'll use the x-ray machine and I'll show you.
Tutter
[surprised] An x-ray? What's that?!
[bringing in an x-ray camera] Well, I'll show you that, too. See, this is an x-ray camera. It can take a picture of the inside of you.
Tutter
What?
This time, we're taking a picture of the inside of your tail.
Tutter
Really?
Tutter
The inside of my tail?
Tutter
Boy, wow! Hey, I've never seen the inside of my tail before, Bear.
BDBear, Doc Hogg, Tutter and Ojo
[chuckle]
Okay, now, if you don't mind, step back, Bear, Ojo, you too. [moves the x-ray camera towards Tutter] Give Tutter a little bit of room.
Okay, Tutter. We're still here.
And in just a minute or two, we'll have…
[Cuts to a x-ray picture of the fracture in the inside of Tutter's tail on the wall]
Tutter
Ah.
[chuckles] Hmm? Now then, uh, Tutter, you see right there?
Tutter
Wh… You mean that little break?
Yep. That's what a fracture is. [Bear nods to the viewer]
Tutter
Ah.
A little break in one of your bones.
Tutter
Oh, okay.
If I had a dime for every time a mouse came in here with a little fracture in his tail. Well, heh-heh. I'd have a whole lot of dimes. [Bear, in confusion, Tutter and Ojo, in surprise, stare at the camera] Well, uh, because of that fracture…
Tutter
Mm-hm.
…we'll have to give you a little cast.
Tutter
[gasps softly] Hey. Hey, did you hear that, guys? I'm going to get a cast.
Yeah. [Tutter chuckles, but looks interested]
Tutter
Doctor Hogg, what's a cast?
[Soon, Tutter has a cast on his tail]
See? A cast is a special hard bandage that can set your tail in the right position.
Tutter
What, you mean so it'll be straight again?
[In the kitchen, Bear sips a cup of hot cocoa]
Aaah. [to the viewer] You know, I'm still doing things a little differently today. Instead of having my usual cup of tea, I'm having a cup of nice, hot cocoa. [smells the hot cocoa] Ah. Smells delicious.
[offscreen] Bear! Bear! Ooh...
That sounds like Ojo. Ojo? [hears Ojo, who is wearing a hat and scarf, panting] Ojo? [He bumps into Ojo] Oh! Ojo, take it easy. Okay, now, just tell me what happened.
Bear, I was, I was up in the attic playing dress up, and, and, and, and, and, and…
Ojo, Ojo, easy, easy. Breathe in. [Ojo inhales] Breathe out. [Ojo exhales]
[panting] And this big old monster with wings came flying right in the window, Bear. It was awful.
A monster? Through the window?
Tutter
Hey, hey, hey!
Hmm? [Tutter was at his mousehole, holding a picture book] Oh, hey, Tutter.
Tutter
What's the-- Hey, Bear. Wh-what's all the racket? I'm trying to concentrate on a picture book in here.
Oh, oh, but, Tutter, I saw a monster. [Tutter looks shocked and stares at the camera for a few seconds] He had these big brown wings and these big pointy ears, [Tutter laughs, thinking Ojo is making that up] and, and…
Tutter
Oh, Ojo. Brown wings, pointy ears.
Tutter
[laughs] Well, any mouse can tell you there's no such thing as monsters. [to Bear] Right, Bear?
Tutter
[to Ojo] See? Heh-heh.
In fact, Ojo, I think you saw a little [Tutter nods] bat that flew in from the pond.
Tutter
[looking in his picture book] Yeah, that's right, a little-- [gasps in shock] Bat?! Did-did-did you say "bat"?
Tutter
As in "flappy-flappy, eekie-eekie"?
Um… yeah. [Tutter turns to the camera in horror]
Tutter
LATER! [rushes back inside his mousehole and slams the door closed]
But, Tutter, there's nothing to be…
[Tutter locks the door and Bear finishes his last two words.]
RRocko
This is gonna be great, it's a little game I just made up called "grilling Mr. Cheese"
RRocko
Yeah, we capture Mr. Cheese, put him under a hot light and ask him a bunch of questions about what he's been up to.
RRocko
My guess is, he's gonna melt under the pressure (laughs) [Rocko speeds off to get Mr. Cheese]
RRocko
Aha! [Rocko takes Mr. Cheese] I got him, I got him!
Tutter
What are you doing Rocko?
RRocko
I got some questions for you
Tutter
Hey!
PPPip and Pop
Rocko! Let go!
Tutter
give me Mr. Cheese Rocko, give him back! [Rocko and Tutter fights over Mr. Cheese] [Bear comes in]
Well, here's your snacks the... [Bear is surprised] Hey! What's going on?
RRocko
Ooh, uhh... Everything's okay Bear, just having some fun, right guys?
EEEveryone except Rocko and Bear
Well, actually...
Tutter
(screaming) NO! NO NO NO NO, AND NO!
Everybody is not having fun Rocko
Yeah, in fact, it's kind of turned into the opposite of fun
RRocko
Me? Un-fun? Well, okay then, forget it! FORGET ALL OF YOU! [Rocko leaves]
Gosh, what happened? I thought you all we're having fun
Well... Don't get us wrong
PPPip and Pop
We love Rocko Bear, he's our cousin
But I think he's not so good at playing nice
Oh yeah, you know? He only wanted to do what he wanted to do
Tutter
Yeah, and wanted to grill poor Mr. Cheese!
Gee, well... I think we all should talk to Rocko about this, why don't you all think about what you want to say and... I'll go see if he's okay [Bear leaves]
Tutter
Okay bear
Tutter
Oh, she went home. We finished the poem, Bear. I think Miss Maxwell's really gonna like it, Bear!
Tutter
That was really something about Lilly, huh?
Well, what do you mean, Tutter?
Tutter
Well, when I first found out that Lilly and I were going to make Miss Maxwell's gift, I didn't think she could do it. You know, she was so quiet, but wow, she really came up with some great ideas; Bear. I like her.