[segment opens on a couple from "London Bridge" the same story earlier]
♪ Mary, Mary, quite contrary ♪
BBoat Captain
Why, Mary? Why are you so contrary?
♪ How does your garden grow? With silver bells... ♪
BBells
Ding, dong! Ding, dong! Ding, dong!
[a shell opens his mouth wide and closes]
♪ And pretty maids all in a row! ♪
BBoat Captain
But Mary, what are the maids for?
MMary
I don't know, but they're always stomping on my daisies!
[after revealing Treelo is the messer-upper after messing the bedroom earlier] Looks like we've found our messer-upper! Come on! [he follows after Treelo]
You'll scare it. We're trying to get it to eat.
(exhales) I'm sorry I can't tell what that smell is. My nose is clogged.
Bear Ah there she is luna.
Luna Hello bear
Well, I had some quiet time and lot of help from my friends.
[segment opens on three cats]
♪ Three little kittens, they lost their mittens and they began to cry ♪
KKittens
O Mother Dear, We Sadly Fear! Our Mittens We Had Lost!
MKMother Kitty
What, lost your mittens; you naughty kittens! Then you should have no pie. Meow, meow. You should have no pie. I'm sorry.
♪ Three little kittens, they found their mittens and then they have some pie ♪
K2Kitty #2
[seeing the mitten under the bed] Hey, look! Here's the mittens!
KKittens
O Mother Dear, see here? See here, our mittens we've found!
MKMother Kitty
What, found your mittens; you good little kittens! Then you should have some pie! [purrs twice] Then you should have some pie!
[fairy dust opens on a cupboard]
♪ She went to the cupboard ♪
HHubbard
That's my cupboard!
♪ To fetch her poor doggy a bone ♪ [a dog pants]
♪ But when she got there, the cupboard was bare ♪ [Hubbard: Uh-oh.]
♪ And so the poor doggy had none! ♪ [This made the dog very sad.]
♪ She went to the bakers to buy him some bread ♪
HHubbard
Got anything made out of a bone meal?
♪ And when she came back, the dog stood on his head ♪
HHubbard
[seeing the dog upside down, the book reads "Yoga" written] Oh, that's really good for a dog!
♪ She went to the grocers to buy him some fruit ♪
HHubbard
Oh, what lovely fruit! Oh!
♪ But when she came back, he was playing the flute ♪
♪ She went to the barbers to buy him a wig ♪
HHubbard
Ha, that red wig would look just stunning on my little dog! How much is it?
♪ And when she came back, he was dancing a jig ♪
♪ The dame made a curtsy, the dog made a bow ♪
♪ The dame said ♪
[they dance together]
Under the microscope, little pieces of dirt look very big. Neat, huh?
[segment opens on a silhouette bear on a hilltop]
♪ The bear went over the mountain ♪
[man's voice] I'm-a going up there.
♪ The bear went over the mountain ♪
[man's voice] I'm going all the way up there.
♪ The bear went over the mountain ♪
♪ To see what he could see ♪
♪ But what do you think he saw? ♪ [bear gasps]
♪ What do you think he saw? ♪ [bear jumps in surprise]
[bear runs to a mountain]
♪ He saw another mountain, he saw another mountain ♪
♪ He saw another mountain! And what do you think he did? ♪
[man's voice, about the mountain he spotted] Duh. I think I'll climb that other mountain and see what's over there! [chuckles] Yup! [hums]
Hey, if I wasn't so furry; I'd wear them myself!
[segment opens on a mother and the baby]
MMom
[impersonates Shadow's voice] ♪ Hush, little baby ♪ [baby cries]
♪ Don't say a word ♪ [baby cries again]
♪ Mama's gonna buy you a mockingbird ♪
MMom
♪ And if that mockingbird don't sing... ♪
MMockingbird
[sings an opera voice and switches to deep man voice] What's the matter? You don't like opera?
MMom
♪ And if that mockingbird don't sing ♪
MMom
♪ Mama's gonna buy you a diamond ring ♪
♪ And if that diamond ring don't shine ♪
♪ Mama's gonna buy you a porcupine ♪
MMom
♪ And if that porcupine's too prickly... ♪ Mama's just gonna have to tickle ya! [tickles the baby and continues singing] ♪ So hush, little baby; don't make a sound ♪
♪ You're just the sweetest little baby in town! ♪
[Shadow hums as the silhouettes close their eyes and touch their heads]
I'm talking to old Doc Hogg. He's all comfy and warm. [to black rotary telephone into his ear] Yes. I'll make sure he gets plenty of rest and a lot of quiet time. Okay, thank you, Doc, yes, yes. Doc, thank you, y-yes.
[segment opens on some trees, some grass and cues two flowers by the Sun]
♪ Over in the meadow by the sand in the sun lived an old mother frog and her little froggy one ♪ [frog croaks] ♪ Says the mother ♪ [little frog croaks] ♪ Says the one and they ♪ [two frogs croak] ♪ And they ♪ [two frogs croak again] ♪ In the sand in the sun ♪
♪ Over in the meadow on a pond so blue lived an old mother duck and her little ducks two ♪ [duck quacks] ♪ Says the mother ♪ [little ducks quack as well] ♪ Says the two and they ♪ [three ducks quack] ♪ And they ♪ [three ducks quack again] ♪ On a pond so blue ♪
♪ Over in the meadow on a hollow oak tree lived an old mother bluebird and her little birdies three ♪ [bird peeps] ♪ Says the mother ♪ [three birds peep] ♪ Says the three and they... ♪ [four birds peep] ♪ And they ♪ [four birds peep as well] ♪ In a hollow oak tree! ♪
♪ Over in the meadow on a rock by the shore lived an old mother snake and her little snakes four ♪ [snake hisses] ♪ Says the mother ♪ [four snakes hiss] ♪ Says the four and they ♪ [five snakes hiss] ♪ And they ♪ [five snakes hiss again] ♪ On a rock by the shore! ♪
Gee whiz, I'm so impressed! [this gave himself an idea and tiptoes quietly to a tree where Bear hides] Gotcha, Bear!
[holds out a certificate] It's a certificate. And it says, "Congratulations! You have won a free Mambo lesson!" Wow! The Mambo is a dance. "Your personal Mambo instructor will arrive today! Congratulations again. Sincerely, The Ha-Cha-Cha Dancing Academy." Great! We better get ready!
