Another happy ending.
Yes, everyone is back where they belong.
TV show quotes
Another happy ending.
Yes, everyone is back where they belong.
Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes. He could swim and ride a bike and do many things really well. But one day, Franklin learned that the thing he could do best was just be himself.
Wow, look at all those stars, dad. There must be a zillion of them.
Maybe we should count them to find out.
Dad!
[Laughs] Let me show you some groups of stars that look like animals.
Animals? Where?
[Looking at the stars] Well, let's see here... OK, there's Pegasus, a horse.
I don't see a horse.
[Chuckles] It's up there. You have to use your imagination.
What happened to your bat costume?
I put it away.
How come? I thought you wanted to be a bat.
The only "bat" thing I can do is hang upside-down and that gives me a headache.
Why do you want to be like Bat anyway? You're already good at being Franklin.
I want you to come and meet some of my friends.
Okay. Can I bring some of my friends too?
That sounds great. We'll play some games and stuff. See you tonight, Bat.
Franklin, wait! Before I go back to sleep, could you take me for a ride on your wheel thing?
[giggles] On my bike? Sure. Hang on.
Wow. This is great.
Yeah. It is, isn't it?
Gee, Henry is a special hamster.
Very special. And I'm gonna miss my little Chubby Cheeks.
It's okay, Beaver. I'll take good care of him.
Whoa. What happened to your room?
Henry got out of his cage last night.
Wow. He made all this mess?
No, I did, looking for him. And I can't find him.
Bear! That's Henry's cage.
Huh? Oh yeah.
We'd better make a trip to the pet shop and buy your hamster his own home.
Do you want to come too?
Sure.
Okay. I'll go get my wagon to help carry the food and supplies.
So what are you going to call him, Bear?
Henry. Ehh... Henry II.
[Looking at the stream] Uh oh.
Hey, someone forgot to put a bridge here.
[Laughs] Who needs a bridge? [Swims across the stream]
Yes, but your feet are waterproof. I'm taking the stepping stones.
Yeah, me too.
And this is more fun anyway.
Why did you stop?
[Pulls something out of the water] Um... I saw this clam shell. Isn't it neat?
[Growls in frustration]
[Riding his small raft across the stream] Good find, Bear.
[As Snail blows into his raft's sail to move it across the stream, Franklin takes notice]
[Chuckles] Snail? What are you doing? [Picks Snail up and puts him on his shell] Save your breath, Snail. Just whistle when you need help. I'm never far away.
[Sighs] I know.
Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes. He could tell stories and act in front of an audience. But one day Franklin learned that you don't have to be in center stage to be a star.
Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes. He did drawings for his friends and paintings for his Granny. Then one day, Franklin painted a picture for an art contest.
I'd like to order six chocolate sundaes.
Oh boy!
Ooh, sundaes.
Two in one day?
And we don't have to share!
Oh, sorry. Those are for me.
Dad!
Do you know I've almost beaten level three?
That's quite an accomplishment. I guess.
FRANKLIN?!? WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!?
Hey, Beaver, guess what? I've almost beaten level four.
Turn it off, Franklin!
What?
I said turn it off!
But, Beaver, I'm past the whirlpools. Look! [gasps when Beaver shuts off the computer] What are you doing?
What am I doing? What are you doing, playing on my computer when I'm not here?
But your mom said I could. Are you mad because my score is still higher than yours?
No! I'm mad because you're not my friend anymore!
Why? What did I do?
You don't want to play with me. All you want to do is play with my computer. That's not being a friend.
Gee, I'm sorry, Beaver. I didn't mean to make you feel bad.
Well, you did. How would you feel if I only came over to your house to ride your scooter?
Not very good.
And who cares about Dam Builders? Being friends is more important.
Yeah, and keeping friends is more important, too.
I decided that there were more important things than Dam Builders.
Like playing soccer?
Yeah, like playing soccer - with my best friends.
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