(playful music)
♫ Bottle Top Bill
♫ And his best friend Corky
♫ Up on the hill
♫ Let's watch them as they play
♫ Playing all day
♫ Hurray
- [Bill] The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill.
- [Corky] And his best friend Corky.
♫ Bottle Top Bill
- [Corky] Time for another adventure Bill?
- [Bill] It sure is Corky.
- [Corky] What's it going to be called?
- [Bill] It's called Monkey Business.
- Let's go somewhere new today Bill.
- My thoughts exactly Corky.
Somewhere far, far away.
- That sounds exciting.
- Now, let's have a look on our map.
- [Corky] Which place will we go to Bill?
- [Bill] That's what we'll choose now Corky.
(doorbell rings)
- Were we expecting visitors today?
- I don't think so.
- [Corky] I wonder who it could be.
- [Bill] He looks a little strange.
- [Corky] He's from fairy land.
- He's Tricky the troll!
Hello Tricky.
What brings you here?
- Bill.
I need to speak to you and Corky.
Can I please?
- 'Course you can Tricky.
Come on in.
- Hi Tricky, what's the problem?
- I need to get some boo boo bananas.
- Boo boo bananas?
What sort of bananas are they?
- Special green and blue bananas.
And they're only found in the Jingle Jangle Jungle.
- The Jingle Jangle Jungle?
- There it is Bill.
It's the home of the Cheeky Squeaky Monkies.
- And it's far, far away.
- Which is why I need your help.
I don't know how to get there on my own.
- But why do you need boo boo bananas, Tricky?
- It's a secret.
- [Both] A secret?
- But it's very important.
And if I don't get them, something terrible will happen.
- Gosh, we wouldn't want that.
- Don't worry, you'll get them Tricky.
Corky and I will take you to the Jingle Jangle Jungle.
- (laughs) Thank you!
- [Bill] We'll need a vehicle.
- [Tricky] What sort of vehicle?
- [Corky] It's got four wheels and a place
to carry the boo boo bananas.
- It's a truck!
This looks perfect, Bill.
- Are we all ready?
- [Corky And Tricky] Ready!
- Next stop, the Jingle Jangle Jungle.
- [Corky] The map says we've got to go along
this dirt road, Bill.
- [Bill] It looks like very pretty countryside, Corky.
- [Corky] It is Bill, we can see lots of nice scenery
while we drive.
- Are we there yet?
- We only just started Tricky.
- The Jingle Jangle Jungle is far, far away.
- Then let's go faster!
- Hold on everyone, there's a few bumps ahead.
(all exclaiming)
- Watch out for that stone Bill.
(all screaming)
(clattering)
It broke our wheel Bill.
- Not to worry Corky.
We'll put the spare wheel on.
Paint me pink, we forgot to bring it.
- (exclaims) Now we'll never
get to the Jingle Jangle Jungle!
- Don't be so sure of that Tricky.
We might be in luck.
- Why Bill?
- Look up there.
- [Tricky] What is it?
- [Corky] It looks like some sort of machine.
- [Bill] Not just any machine, it's a flying machine.
- [Tricky] What use is that to us?
- [Bill] It belongs to a friend of ours.
And he can help us.
- [Corky] Who is it, Bill?
- [Bill] Look closely, Corky.
- [Corky] I see who it is.
It's Cedric the scientist.
- Come on everyone, start waving.
Cedric! - Down here!
- [Tricky] Cedric!
- Goodness me, who's that?
- [Bill] Cedric!
- [Corky] Come here.
- Help!
- It's Bill and Corky.
And it sounds like they need help.
- Good work, he's coming down.
- Let's go and meet him.
- [All] Hello Cedric.
- Hello you three, what's the matter?
- We were on our way to the Jingle Jangle Jungle
when we had an accident.
- [Cedric] Oh dear, yes that looks bad.
Bad indeed.
- Can you help us Cedric?
- I can certainly fix the wheel.
- Yeah, Cedric, do it, please.
- But it will take two days
to reach the Jingle Jangle Jungle by truck.
- Two days?
But I have to get the boo boo bananas now!
- There must be some way we can get there quicker.
- There is indeed.
You can all ride in my new flying machine.
It's as quick as a flash.
- That will be fantastic Cedric.
- We'll be in the Jingle Jangle Jungle in no time.
- Everybody in and make yourselves comfortable.
Are we all ready?
- [All] Ready.
- Then off we go!
(happy music)
- Next stop, the Jingle Jangle Jungle.
- Right you are, Bill.
- You said this was fast, Cedric?
Get me fast, I want fast!
- You want fast, Tricky?
Then fast it is.
(music accelerates) (group exclaims)
- [Tricky] Are we there yet?
- [Bill] Almost Tricky.
- [Corky] The Jingle Jangle Jungle is just ahead.
- [Tricky] I can see it.
Look at all those trees.
- Oh dear, I think they're going to be a problem for us.
- What's the matter Cedric?
- There are so many trees that there's nowhere
for us to land.
- [Tricky] But the boo boo bananas are so close!
- [Corky] What do we do?
- We'll have to use parachutes.
- Parachutes?
- [Corky] I've never used a parachute before.
- [Bill] We'll glide like birds.
- I'm not sure I want to fly like a bird.
- You'll love it Tricky.
- Follow us.
One, two, three!
Whoo!
- One, two, three.
Whoo!
- One, two, three.
Wait for me!
- This is fantastic.
- It's beautiful Bill.
- Being a bird isn't so bad after all.
- [Bill] Watch out for the trees.
We don't want to get...
stuck.
- [Corky] How do we get down?
- What happens if I press this thing?
(screams)
(Corky yells)
(Bill yells)
(loud crashing)
- I see what happens.
That was fun!
- Now what happens?
- Let's get the boo boo bananas!
- Alright Tricky.
You lead the way.
- It's....
This way.
- [Corky] Are you sure you know where you're going Tricky?
- 'Course I do.
We're going this way.
- But, what way is this way?
- Let's look at the map.
- Sorry Bill, I left it in the truck.
- We don't need a map to find boo boo bananas.
I'll follow my troll nose.
- Tricky, wait!
- Too late Bill.
We'd better follow him in, in case he gets lost.
- Tricky!
- Tricky!
Can you hear us?
- I think we've lost him, Corky.
- Oh dear.
We'll never find him in all this jungle.
- [Tricky] Bill, Corky, over here!
- That way Bill!
- [Bill] Coming Tricky!
- There you are.
- Are you alright Tricky?
- I'm better than alright.
Look.
- [Bill] What's that?
- [Corky] The boo boo bananas!
- I told you my troll nose would find them.
Let's get them!
- But Tricky, isn't this the home
of the cheeky squeaky monkeys?
- Huh, say what?
- Shouldn't we ask them first if we can take some bananas?
- We don't need to ask them.
They're not even here.
- But Tricky.
- Come on!
- We'd better go with him Bill.
In case he gets into trouble.
- Right Corky.
- Look at those bananas.
Aren't they just the best you've ever seen?
- All we have to do now is get them.
- They seem to be getting further away.
- Because the tree is growing.
- But trees don't grow that quickly Bill.
- Unless, we're sunk in sticky mud.
(screaming)
- How will we get out?
- We need help.
- But there's no one here to help us.
- Yes there is.
- [Corky] What's that?
- [Bill] I don't know.
I've never seen such a thing.
- [Tricky] I know, I know.
- [Corky] Tell us Tricky.
- [Tricky] It's a cheeky squeaky monkey.
- [Bill] There's three cheeky squeaky monkeys.
- Can you help us please monkeys?
We're stuck.
(monkeys babbling)
- What are they saying?
Will they help us?
- I'm not sure Bill.
- [Tricky] They are helping.
- Grab the vines and we'll pull ourselves up.
(groaning)
- Thank you monkeys.
- We'd never have got out of there without your help.
- We just wanted some boo boo bananas.
Can we have some please?
(monkey babbling)
- I hope we haven't upset them.
- No way.
Look.
Boo boo bananas!
- Thank you monkeys.
- We'll go home now and won't bother you anymore.
- But how will we get home Bill?
- Hmm, I haven't actually thought of that Corky.
- Listen Bill.
- [Bill] That's Cedric's flying machine.
- [Corky] If we get to the top of the trees,
he might be able to pick us up.
- How do we get up there?
(monkeys babbling)
- The cheeky squeaky monkeys will show us the way.
- Follow those monkeys!
- Get ready!
And grab.
(monkeys babbling)
thank you monkeys.
- Bye!
- And don't worry, these boo boo bananas
are going to a good home.
- There you go, home at last.
- Thanks Cedric.
- Bye everyone.
- Boo boo bananas, a feast of boo boo bananas.
- There's one thing you haven't told us Tricky.
- What's that?
- Why are the boo boo bananas so important?
- Yes, what do you need them for?
- To eat of course.
For my lunch.
- To eat?
- For lunch?
- That's right.
They're delicious.
- But you said something terrible would happen
if you didn't get them.
- I'd be hungry.
That'd be terrible, wouldn't it?
- We went through all that trouble,
just so you could have lunch?
- You can have some too.
Here.
- Thanks Tricky.
- I'd better get back to fairly land.
I've got lots of boo boo bananas to eat.
Bye!
- [Both] Bye Tricky.
- Well Corky, we went on a great adventure.
- To a place far, far away.
- But next time Tricky wants lunch.
- We're going as far as the fruit shop and no further.
- (laughs) When you're right Corky, you're right.
- [Corky] What's happening today Bill?
- [Bill] We're off to the beach, Corky.
- [Corky] I love adventures at the beach.
- So do I.
And this adventure is called The Egg.
(playful music)
There are lots of things I like about the beach Corky.
But I like one thing most of all.
- What's that?
- I like all the interesting things
you can find on the beach.
- [Corky] Where do they come from, Bill?
- [Bill] The sea washes them in, Corky.
- Maybe we could make something with them.
- Good idea Corky.
Let's use this wood.
- [Corky] Add some of this old rope.
- [Bill] Some pretty seashells.
What have we got Corky?
- [Corky] A windchime Bill.
- It's a beauty.
Let's see what other things we can find.
- There's something over there Bill.
- [Bill] I see it Corky.
It's under that seaweed.
- [Corky] What do you think it is?
- It's smooth and round, and looks like...
- [Corky] An egg!
- It is an egg, Corky.
- I've never seen an egg on the beach before.
- What sort of egg could it be?
- A bird's egg?
- I can't see any nests that the egg came from.
- It could be a turtle's egg.
- I can't see an turtle either Corky.
There's nobody on the beach but us.
(cracking)
- Was that you Bill?
- Not me Corky.
(cracking)
Crickey, something's happening to the egg.
- [Corky] It's cracking!
- [Bill] I hope nothing's wrong.
- Something inside is trying to get out.
- [Bill] It's got a beak!
- [Corky] It's got wings!
- [Bill] It's a baby bird, Corky!
(bird babbles)
- At least we know what sort of egg it was.
- Look, the baby's walking.
He's a pretty good walker for someone who's just been born.
- Maybe too good, Bill.
- How's that?
- [Corky] He's heading for the edge of that sand dune!
- [Bill] Stop little birdie!
(banging) (dramatic music)
- Oh no!
(bird babbling)
- Little bird, little birdie, are you okay?
(bird babbling)
- He doesn't look too good Bill.
- Poor little fella.
He needs our help Corky.
- [Corky] We should take it home Bill,
where it can rest and get well again.
- [Bill] Just what I was thinking.
- We'll need a good box to put it in,
so it can sleep soundly.
Place it in gently Bill.
- Gently it is Corky.
- [Corky] Good work Bill.
- Now it'll be safe and comfy.
- Bill, should we get it some food?
- I think he'll be asleep for a long while yet Corky.
(bird babbling)
- He doesn't look sleepy to me Bill.
Perhaps we should get it some food after all.
(bird babbling)
- I wonder what it eats.
- The first thing we have to work out
is what kind of bird it is.
- I'm not sure Corky.
- I know how to find out.
Our nature book might tell us what sort it is.
- Does the book give us a clue Corky?
- No, no, no.
- It must be somewhere Corky.
- Found it!
And you won't believe this.
- What?
- It's not your usual bird Bill.
- It isn't?
- [Corky] It's a penguin.
- [Bill] A penguin!
The little fella's a long way
from his home in the South Pole.
- Not all penguins live in the South Pole Bill.
It's all here.
Our baby is called a fairy penguin.
- So he is.
You're a fairy penguin.
What do you think about that?
(penguin babbling)
- (laughs) You're a cheeky little penguin, aren't you?
- I think he likes you Bill.
(penguin babbling)
- I think he likes you too Corky.
- (laughs) And I like him.
- Hey, a baby shouldn't be swinging on the curtains.
- You come down little penguin.
This needs a plan Bill.
Ready Bill?
- Ready Corky.
(penguin babbling)
He's very playful Corky.
- [Corky] He sure is that Bill.
- Our very own penguin.
It'll be fun watching him grow up.
- You really think so Bill?
- We'll have a great time together.
- I'm not sure Bill.
(loud crashing)
- Blow me down.
What was that?
- The penguin, where is he?
- [Bill] That noise came from the kitchen, Corky.
- [Corky] And I can guess it was the baby that made it.
- [Bill] Right Corky.
Babies are always hungry.
- [Corky] And baby penguins wouldn't be any different.
- [Bill] So he must be looking for food.
- [Corky] There he is.
- [Bill] Isn't that our supper Corky?
- It was our supper Bill.
- Babies are always hungry Corky,
but I didn't know they were this hungry.
(penguin babbles)
- Now where's he going?
- Follow that baby!
- [Corky] I think he's heading for the bathroom Bill.
- [Bill] It makes sense Corky.
That's where you'll find a good tub of water.
- [Corky] And being a penguin, he'd love the water.
- Spot on Corky.
(playful music)
Will you look at this little fellow Corky?
He sure knows how to have fun.
- Look at the mess he's making.
First the kitchen, now the bathroom.
- We're going to have to teach him
to do the right things, Corky.
- That could take a long time, Bill.
- Then we'd better get started.
- Oh no!
Where's he gone now.
- You can't take your eyes off him for a second.
Paint me pink.
- We shouldn't have left the front door open.
- He could be anywhere.
- Look Bill!
Do you see what I see?
- [Bill] Penguin tracks.
- [Corky] And they're going towards Mrs. Whistlehead's farm.
- Then we're going that way too!
Why would a penguin go to Mrs. Whistlehead's?
- [Corky] We know he likes water.
- [Bill] And the one place at Mrs. Whistlehead's
that has lots of water is...
- [Corky] The duck pond!
- [Bill] Look Corky.
Is our penguin over there?
- [Corky] I don't think so Bill.
They're different birds.
They're Mrs. Whistlehead's ducks.
- You're right.
Excuse us ducks.
We're looking for a friend.
- He's small and has wings.
Have you seen him?
(quacking)
Sounds like they've got a problem.
- And I think I know what the problem is.
- [Corky] It's our baby penguin!
(quacking)
- I don't think the ducks know what to make of him.
- [Corky] And I don't know what our other friend
will make of him either.
- [Bill] What friend is that?
- [Corky] Our friend Mrs. Whistlehead.
- Oh dear.
She's coming this way.
- Hello Bill.
Hello Corky.
- [Both] Hello Mrs. Whistlehead.
- What an odd looking duck that is.
(penguin babbles)
- He's no duck, Mrs. Whistlehead.
- He's a baby penguin.
- Baby penguin!
Well I never.
Shouldn't he be at the South Pole?
- [Bill] Not this penguin, Mrs. Whistlehead.
- [Corky] He's a fairy penguin.
- Well I don't think he can stay here.
My poor ducks will never get to swim in their own pond
with him around.
(quacking)
- We're sorry about your ducks, Mrs. Whistlehead.
- But the penguin needs lots of room to swim.
- And our bathtub wasn't big enough for him.
- He needs the seaside.
That's what he needs.
- The seaside?
But that's where we found him?
We saw him hatch from his egg.
- Then he had an accident.
- He was hurt and lost.
- Are you sure he was lost?
- Well, uh.
- [Mrs. Whistlehead] Perhaps his mother left the egg there
while she went to get some fish for her dinner.
- Do you think so?
- Mrs. Whistlehead might be right Bill.
It'd be terrible if his mother was looking for him
and couldn't find him.
She'd be very worried.
- I hadn't thought of that.
- I think we should go and check.
(penguin babbles)
- Much as we like you little fellow,
we'd better try to take you back to your mum.
(penguin babbles)
- Let's just hope we can find her.
- Thanks Mrs. Whistlehead.
- Bye Mrs. Whistledhead.
- Good luck.
(quacking)
- [Corky] How will we take him to the beach, Bill?
- [Bill] I think we need our beach buggy.
- [Corky] Good idea Bill.
- Right little fella, we're taking you home.
- [Corky] Back to where you really belong.
- There you go.
Now you'll have a nice, comfy ride,
all the way there.
Ready Corky?
- Ready Bill.
- Then off we go!
(playful music)
Here we are Corky.
- The same place as we found the egg.
(penguin babbles)
- [Bill] He sounds a bit nervous, Corky.
- [Corky] I hope we're doing the right thing.
- What if his mother's not here anymore.
What if she swum away?
(penguin babbles)
- Did you hear that Bill?
- I did.
It came from up the beach.
- That way!
There's something there.
- [Bill] Something that looks very much like our baby.
- [Corky] But a lot bigger.
- It's the baby's mother.
It must be.
(penguins babbling)
He looks excited.
- I think he knows that's his mother.
They're so happy to see each other.
- They sure are.
Looks like Mrs. Whistlehead was right after all.
- [Corky] I'm glad we helped them find each other Bill.
- Me too Corky.
Bye little fellow.
- Bye Mrs. Penguin.
(penguins babbling)
(happy music)
- I'm gonna miss having him around, Corky.
- But he wouldn't have been happy in our home, Bill.
- I suppose not.
- He needs the sea where he can swim and catch lots of fish
and live like a real penguin.
- True Corky.
He's back where he belongs.
- And you should be where you belong,
because that's where you're happy.
- (laughs) When you're right Corky, you're right.
(penguins babbling)
♫ Bottle Top Bill
♫ And his best friend Corky
♫ See you again
♫ Goodbye
♫ Bottle Top Bill
02x11 - Monkey Business / The Egg
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Bottle Top Bill is a man who lives in a town called Junkyardville with his best friend Corky, a horse.
Bottle Top Bill is a man who lives in a town called Junkyardville with his best friend Corky, a horse.