♫ Bottle Top Bill
♫ And his best friend Corky
♫ Up on the hill
♫ Let's watch them as they play
♫ Playing all day
♫ Hooray
- [Bill] The adventures of Bottle Top Bill.
- [Corky] And his best friend, Corky.
♫ Bottle Top Bill
- [Corky] What's this, Bill?
- [Bill] A snowflake.
That's because today's adventure
is all about the snow monster.
- [Corky] Wow.
How will we start the adventure, Bill?
- [Bill] Let's look at what we can see
through the telescope, Corky.
- [Corky] Right, I love looking through the telescope.
- [Bill] We might be able to see where our adventure begins.
It could be fun.
- That's a great idea, Bill.
- I see Mrs Whistlehead's farm and the sheep.
Wow, paint me pink.
This is something worth looking at.
- What is it, Bill?
- Have a peek, Corky.
- I know what these are, Bill.
- [Bill] What are they, Corky?
- [Corky] They're the Snowy Mountains.
- Corky, there's something I've never told you.
- What's that, Bill?
- I've never seen snow up close.
- You haven't?
Well Bill, there's something I've never told you.
- What's that, Corky.
- I've never seen snow up close either.
- Then it's about time we did.
- I'm with you, Bill.
We'll have to travel a long way, Bill.
- [Bill] How will we get there, Corky?
- What would you say about a balloon ride, Bill?
- I'd say that's fantastic, Corky.
- This should get us there in no time at all.
- Great.
Ready, Corky?
- Ready, Bill.
- [Both] Up, up and away,
- Hey, Mrs Whistlehead.
- [Corky] Can you see her, Bill?
- [Bill] I sure can, Corky, there she is.
- Where are you going?
- We're going on a balloon ride, Mrs Whistlehead.
We're going to the Snowy Mountains.
- Have a good time but watch out for the snow monster.
- We will. - Bye.
- Bill, did Mrs Whistlehead say snow monster?
- Oh don't worry about that, Corky.
There's no such thing as a snow monster.
- Are you sure there's no such thing
as a snow monster, Bill?
- Absolutely.
If we see a snow monster, Corky, I'll eat my hat.
- I hope you're right, Bill.
Because your hat won't taste very nice.
- Here come the Snow Mountains, Corky.
- And we're going to hit them, Bill.
Where we will land, Bill?
- [Bill] Hopefully in some nice soft snow.
- [Corky] Hopefully you're right.
- What happened, Corky?
- We have to crawl out, Bill.
Look, Bill, snow.
- A whole mountain of snow, Corky.
- Snow is amazing, Bill.
- And fun too.
Watch this, Corky.
We could play snowballs.
- Great idea, Bill.
I'll get some snow too.
Are you ready, Bill?
- That was quick.
Good sh*t, Corky.
- What do you mean, Bill?
- That snowball you just threw at me.
- I didn't throw a snowball at you, Bill.
- Oh come on, Corky, stop kidding me.
- Honest, Bill, it wasn't me.
Hey, Bill, how did you do that?
I didn't even see you throw it.
- I didn't throw it, Corky.
- If you didn't throw a snowball at me, Bill.
- And you didn't throw a snowball at me, Corky.
- [Both] Who's throwing snowballs?
- [Corky] What's got big feet and legs?
- [Bill] And a big furry body.
- [Corky] And big floppy ears and a big nose and eyes.
- [Both] The snow monster.
- Mrs Whistlehead was right, Bill.
- Look out.
Come on, Corky, let's run for it.
- I can't, Bill, the snow's too deep.
- We need some skis.
(screams)
(laughs)
- [Corky] I think we'd better get those skis quickly, Bill.
- Jump on back, Corky.
Get as far away from him as possible.
- Quick, Bill, the snow monster's chasing us.
- I'm going as fast as I can, Corky.
But skiing is hard work.
- He's catching us up, Bill.
- I'll ski even faster, Corky.
(scream)
I bet he can't follow us now.
We have to go higher up the mountain, Corky.
- [Corky] But how?
- [Bill] I don't know but we'll need some help.
- [Corky] What's this, Bill?
- [Bill] I think it's chairlift.
It is a chairlift.
- Let's jump on.
You won't get us now, snow monster.
- That was a close shave, Corky.
- Phew, the snow monster can't catch us now, Bill.
- You're right there, Corky.
- It's a lovely view up here, Bill.
You can see right across the Snowy Mountains.
- It's great, Corky, let's just relax and enjoy the ride.
- It's so quiet and peaceful, Bill.
- Just the way I like it, Corky.
Stricky lucky, who's throwing snowballs?
- It can't be the snow monster.
He's at the bottom of the mountain.
See, there he is.
- [Bill] Wait a minute, what's this?
- [Corky] It looks like a house.
- [Bill] But who would live up here?
- [Corky] I don't know
but it's definitely not the snow monster.
- [Bill] Are you sure?
- [Corky] Positive, he's at the bottom of the mountain.
- Oh no he isn't, Corky, he's at the top of the mountain.
- [Corky] How did he get up there so fast?
- I don't know, Corky.
But we're not stopping to find out.
The snow monster can't catch us now, Bill.
- Too right, Corky.
That's the last we'll see of him, thank goodness.
- Bill, the snow monster's right behind us.
- Oh no he isn't, Corky.
He's right in front of us.
- What?
There's definitely a snow monster behind us, see?
- And there's definitely a snow monster in front of us.
- You know what this means, don't you, Bill?
- I sure do, Corky.
- [Both] There's two snow monsters.
- What should we do, Bill?
- There's only one thing we can do, Corky.
Jump.
(screaming)
- What's happening, Bill?
- We turned into a giant snowball, Corky.
- I'm feeling really dizzy.
- Don't worry, we're nearly at the bottom of the mountain.
- How are we going to stop, Bill?
- We're about to find out, Corky.
- [Corky] Oh no, watch out for that tree.
Bill, can you hear that noise?
- It sounds like thunder.
- What's that coming down the mountain?
- You mean that great big wave of snow?
- Yeah, Bill, a huge big wave of snow.
- Don't worry, that's just an avalanche, Corky.
- [Both] Avalanche!
- What are we going to do, Bill??
- Run for it, Corky.
Head for that big rock, Corky.
- Climb up quickly, Bill.
- Hold on, Corky.
- I'm holding on, Bill.
- [Both] Help, help!
- I'm losing my grip, Corky.
- I've got you.
- Good work, Corky.
- Uh oh, now I'm losing my grip.
(screaming)
What can we do, Bill?
- [Bill] We need someone to help us.
- Bill, we're heading for the cliff.
What are we going to do?
- Panic.
- [Both] Help!
- It's the snow monsters.
- They've rescued us, Bill.
- They sure have, Corky.
And just in the nick of time.
- Thanks for saving us, snow monsters.
- It's our pleasure.
- We thought you were going to eat us.
- We only eat snow.
- [Corky] You only eat snow?
- [Bill] He is eating snow.
- Why were you chasing us then?
- We just wanted to play snowballs with you.
- We don't have any friends to play with up here.
- Everyone runs away from us.
- It's really lonely.
- We'll be your friends, won't be, Corky?
- We sure will, Bill.
- Come on, let's play a game.
Gotcha!
- [Corky] Got you both.
- You're not angry, are you?
(cheering)
- [Corky] I don't think they're angry, Bill.
- This is going to be fun, Corky.
Get that.
- [Corky] And get that.
Watch out, Bill.
(laughing)
- Good sh*t.
- [Corky] This is so much fun.
- Watch out.
- [Corky] We'll get you.
What a great game.
- That was the best snowball fight ever.
- And you're the best friends ever, Bill and Corky.
- We've had a great time.
But we'd better be getting home.
- How, Bill?
- We can help you with that.
- That's what friends are for.
- [Bill] What's this, Corky?
- [Corky] It's a snow bicycle.
- [Both] Thanks, snow monsters.
- Don't forget to come back and play with us soon.
- We promise.
- [Snow Monsters] Goodbye, Bill.
Goodbye, Corky.
- [Both] Goodbye, snow monsters.
- We made two great friends today, Bill.
- We sure did, Corky.
- [Corky] Bill.
- Yes, Corky.
- Remember you said there's no such thing as a snow monster?
- Yes, Corky.
- And you said if we saw one, you'd eat your hat.
- I suppose I did, Corky.
- But we saw two snow monsters, Bill.
So I reckon you don't have to eat your hat after all.
- You're right, Corky, you're right.
♫ Bottle Top Bill
- [Corky] What's today's adventure, Bill?
- [Bill] It's called, anyone for tennis.
What a wonderful day, Corky.
- [Corky] It's a beauty, Bill.
- [Bill] Just the day for a game of tennis.
- [Corky] Great idea, Bill.
- [Bill] To play tennis, Corky,
we need to get some proper tennis equipment.
- [Corky] Don't worry, Bill.
There's plenty of equipment down beside the tennis court.
We'll find everything we need.
- [Bill] Are you sure, Corky?
- [Corky] I'm positive, Bill.
- [Bill] Right then, let's get down there
and see what we can find.
- This will be fun, I love tennis.
- There are the rackets, Corky.
- We'll need one each.
- This one?
- Too small, Bill.
- What about this?
- Not the right shape.
- This looks good.
- That's the one.
- And here's a racket for you too.
- Thanks, Bill, now all we need is a ball.
Too big.
Too small.
This is the one we need.
- Right, let's play.
- Ready, Bill?
- Ready, Corky.
- [Corky] I hope that wasn't too fast, Bill.
- Good serve, Corky, I'll get it.
- [Corky] Can you see where it's gone?
- [Bill] No problem, Corky.
I think it's among those flowers.
- [Corky] Well spotted, Bill.
- Ready, Corky?
- Ready, Bill, let it rip.
- This is my tricky serve.
- Good serve, Bill, I'll get it.
- [Bill] Did you see where it went, Corky?
- [Corky] In this bush, Bill.
That was my double tricky serve, Bill.
- I wonder where it's gone this time.
Aha.
- Okay, serve it up.
- [Bill] Oh no, where's it gone now?
- [Corky] I think I know where it is, Bill.
- [Bill] Where, Corky?
- It's in Mrs Rabbit's burrow.
Mrs Rabbit.
Are you there, Mrs Rabbit?
Great, thanks Mrs Rabbit.
- [Bill] Good work, Corky.
- It's really hard work fetching the ball
all the time, Bill.
- Don't worry, Corky, this time we'll get it.
- I think we've got the hang of this now, Bill.
- I've got it.
- Great sh*t, Bill, but now where's it gone?
I think it's in that big tree.
- [Bill] There's something else in that tree too.
What is it?
- [Corky] I know, it's a bird.
- Watch out for the tennis ball, little bird.
I think that sh*t was a bit too great, Corky.
- [Corky] Where's it going now, Bill?
- [Bill] High up into the sky, Corky.
- [Corky] It looks like it's going up amongst the planets.
- [Bill] The planets?
I hope it doesn't get lost.
- Me too, I hope it falls down to Earth again really soon.
I can see it, it's coming down again, Bill.
- It is, Corky, but where is it going to land?
- [Corky] What's this, Bill?
- [Bill] It looks like a vegetable.
- [Corky] It looks like lots of vegetables, Bill.
- [Bill] Lots and lots of vegetables.
- [Corky] And what's this?
- [Bill] It looks familiar.
- [Corky] I know, it's Sandy the scarecrow.
And the ball's heading straight for him.
- We'll have to warn him.
- Sandy, watch out.
- What, is something wrong?
- Tennis ball coming, Sandy.
- Tennis ball?
- Hold on to it, Sandy.
- I can't.
- Keep your eye on the ball, Corky.
- I'm on it, Bill.
- [Bill] Which way should we go?
- [Corky] We'll follow the road.
- [Bill] What's this, Corky?
- [Corky] It looks like a house.
- [Bill] It is a house, Corky.
An old house where no one lives anymore.
- [Corky] And the ball's heading for the chimney.
- [Bill] What's that out in front of the house, Corky?
- [Corky] I think it's a car.
- [Bill] No, it's not a car.
- [Corky] I know, it's a truck.
Look, there's our tennis ball.
- [Bill] I'll get the ball, Corky.
- Stop, that's our ball.
- Come back.
We can't play tennis now, Corky.
- Not without a ball.
- What are we going to do?
- This calls for action, Bill.
- Serious action, Corky.
We need a super speedy racing car.
- [Corky] Good thinking, Bill.
- This will do the job, Corky.
- After that truck, Bill.
Are you sure you can drive this car, Bill?
- No worries, Corky.
Off we go.
- We're catching up, Bill.
- They're heading towards those traffic lights.
We've got them.
Excuse me, excuse me.
Missed.
- Come on, Bill, we have to catch up again.
- [Bill] Where do you think they're going, Corky?
- [Corky] It looks like the city, Bill.
- [Bill] Oh dear, the city's so big and scary.
I do hope we'll be able to find them.
(honking)
- [Corky] Look up ahead, there's a traffic policeman.
He might stop the truck.
- [Bill] You're right, Corky.
We might just get lucky.
- It's getting away again, Bill.
- Don't you worry, Corky, I'm on the case.
Hold on tight, Corky.
- Great move, Bill.
- Let's get after them.
- There it is, Bill.
- Well spotted, Corky.
What's this, Corky?
- Another truck exactly the same.
- [Bill] And it's got a box on the back too.
- Oh no.
- Which one do we follow, Corky?
- [Both] Follow that one.
- Try again.
- [Both] That way.
- [Bill] Here we go.
What's that up ahead, Corky?
- [Corky] It looks like a shop of some short.
- [Bill] I think it's a very special shop.
- [Corky] You're right, Bill, it's a petrol station.
- [Bill] And the truck is stopping to get some petrol.
- [Corky] We should be able to catch it now, Bill.
- Quick, Corky, jump up and see if our ball
is in that box on the truck.
- Right, Bill.
- Can you see our tennis ball?
- No, the box is empty.
- Oh well, looks like our tennis game is over.
(honking)
I wish we hadn't lost our ball.
I was really enjoying playing tennis.
- Look, Bill, there's the other truck.
- And our tennis ball must be inside.
- After it, Bill.
- Hang on.
- [Corky] It's heading into the country, Bill.
- [Bill] This place looks familiar, Corky.
- [Corky] Where do you think we are, Bill?
- [Bill] It looks like a farm.
- [Corky] A nice farm.
- [Bill] I know, it's Mrs Whistlehead's farm.
- Look, Bill, there's the box.
The truck's dropping it off.
- It must belong to Mrs Whistlehead.
- I wonder if Mrs Whistlehead's home.
- [Bill] I think she is, Corky.
- [Corky] Hello, Mrs Whistlehead.
- Hello, Bill. Hello, Corky.
What brings you here today?
- We've lost our tennis ball.
- And we think it's in that box.
- Let's have a look.
- [Bill] What's this?
- [Mrs Whistlehead] It's a new kernel for Timmy.
- I can't see our ball, Bill.
- It must have bounced out
while the truck was driving along.
- I think Timmy's found something.
Is this what you were looking for, Bill?
- Well, paint me pink.
- It's our tennis ball.
- He's a great fetcher, aren't you boy?
- I've got an idea, Corky.
- What's that, Bill?
- Watch.
(barks)
- You've lost our ball again.
- Not for long, Corky.
See? Fetch, Timmy.
- I get you, Bill.
- Timmy's the perfect answer to all our problems.
- Mrs Whistlehead, would you like to join us for tennis?
- You and Timmy.
- We'd love to, wouldn't we Timmy?
- Right, Corky, let it rip.
- Here it comes, Bill.
Oops, sorry.
- Where did that go?
- Timmy's spotted it.
Good boy, Timmy.
- Fetch it here, boy.
- Your hit, Bill.
I missed it.
- Don't worry, Timmy will get it.
- Good work, Timmy.
You know what, Bill.
- What's that, Corky?
- Having a dog to fetch the ball
is the best way to play tennis.
- When you're right, Corky, you're right.
♫ Bottle Top Bill
♫ And his best friend Corky
♫ See you again
♫ Goodbye
♫ Bottle Top Bill
01x07 - The Snow Monster / Anyone for Tennis
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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.