04x09 - Sheep Trouble / Catch that Go Cart

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♪ 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 ♪

Here we are at Mrs. Whistlehead's farm.

Bill, do you know why she wants to see us?

- [Bill] No, but I do know we're having an adventure,

and it's called Sheep Trouble.

Mrs. Whistlehead!

Hello!

Hello, Bill.

Hello, Corky.

Thanks for coming.

No worries, Mrs. Whistlehead.

What's up?

The gate is broken, and I don't want my sheep to escape.

Can you mend it?

Of course we can.

Can't we, Bill?

No problem, Mrs. Whistlehead.

All we need is some wood.

- [Corky] Some nails.

And a hammer.

We'll have this fixed in a jiffy.

Thanks, Bill and Corky.

I knew I could count on you.

We'll get started right away.

There's lemonade and muffins by the front door

when you're finished.

Thanks, Mrs. Whistlehead.

I'm off to the shops.

Bye, now!

Bye, Mrs. Whistlehead.

Right, Corky.

Let's get fixing.

(hammer banging)

Hmm, I think we need one more piece for luck.

What do you think, Corky?

Definitely, Bill.

That should do it.

A job well done.

- [Bill] Mending gates is thirsty work, Corky.

- [Corky] Lemonade and muffins coming right up.

Paint me pink, Corky!

Somebody has been here before us!

- [Corky] They've eaten everything!

And it looks like they've left in a hurry.

Hold on, Bill.

Look!

- [Bill] Crumbs.

A trail of crumbs.

We should follow them, Corky.

I wonder where they're leading.

- [Corky] To Mrs. Whistlehead's shed.

- [Bill] Whoever ate our cakes must be inside.

Do you think so?

I'm sure of it.

What do you think, Corky?

I think you were right, Bill.

The naughty cake thief is inside.

Then let's see who it is.

- [Corky] Who's in there, Bill?

- [Bill] It looks like someone we know, Corky.

- [Corky] Someone we know very well.

- [Together] The great wild wooly.

(bleating)

Come on out, great wild wooly.

Why did you eat our cake, you naughty sheep?

Have you nothing to say?

(hiccoughing)

Pardon?

(hiccoughing)

He's got hiccoughs.

I bet that's because he ate too quickly.

(hiccoughing)

He doesn't look too well, Corky.

- [Ned] Hello!

- [Corky] I know that voice, Bill.

- [Bill] And I know those legs, Corky.

- [Corky] And that body.

- [Bill] And that head.

- [Bill And Corky] Hello, neighbor Ned.

Hi, Bill and Corky.

What's the problem?

(hiccoughing)

That's the problem, Ned.

The great wild wooly has hiccoughs.

Can you help him?

Not a problem.

I've got just the thing.

What's he doing, Bill?

I'm not sure, Corky,

but it's a funny way to cure hiccoughs.

(hiccoughing)

Watch!

(bleating)

What was the idea of that, Ned?

A short, sharp shock always does the trick with hiccoughs.

I think you might be right.

He stopped.

Well done, Ned.

(hiccoughing)

Oh, no!

We spoke too soon.

(hiccoughing)

Now what?

(hiccoughing)

- [Bill] The sheep have hiccoughs too!

- [Corky] It's catching.

Gee, I'm sorry.

I didn't mean for that to happen.

Don't worry, Ned.

You tried your best.

But now we've got a bigger problem.

It's time for action, Corky.

- [Corky] What's this, Bill?

- [Bill] It's our roadster.

- [Corky] Do we need to get somewhere fast?

You've got it.

Ned, can you look after the sheep and the great wild wooly?

You can rely on me, Bill.

Good, we'll be back as soon as we can.

Bye!

(hiccoughing)

- [Corky] Where are we going, Bill?

- [Bill] You should know this place, Corky.

- [Corky] It looks like a laboratory.

- [Bill] That's because it is.

- [Corky] It's Cedric the scientist's.

- [Bill] Spot on, Corky.

But, Bill, Cedric's not a doctor, he's an inventor.

Exactly.

He'll have an invention to cure the great wild wooly

and Mrs. Whistlehead's sheep of their hiccoughs.

- [Corky] Do you really think Cedric can help?

- [Bill] Of course.

Just look at all the equipment he's got.

He can solve any problem.

- [Corky] I hope you're right, Bill.

(loud expl*si*n)

Cedric?

Bill! Corky!

How nice to see you.

Are you alright, Cedric?

Fine, thank you.

Just a slight problem cooking my lunch.

Now, what can I do for you?

We were wondering if you could help us, Cedric.

I'll try my best.

The great wild wooly

and all Mrs. Whistlehead's sheep have the hiccoughs.

Do you have anything that might cure them?

Hmm, it might just do the job.

What might, Cedric?

Take a look at this.

It's very nice, Cedric.

I'm just not quite sure what it is.

It looks sort of like a sheep.

It is a sheep, Corky!

But, Cedric, we've got enough sheep.

But this is a special sheep!

Wow, it's a robot sheep!

Quite right, Corky.

Just take him home and turn the key.

Really?

Trust me, Corky.

He'll get those hiccoughs cured in no time.

Thank you, Cedric.

No problem, Bill.

Goodbye and good luck.

I knew Cedric would have the answer, Corky.

But, Bill, I've never seen a robot sheep

cure hiccoughs before.

Me neither, but there's a first time for everything.

(hiccoughing)

Here we are, Ned.

The very latest hiccough cure.

(hiccoughing)

I don't think the great wild wooly likes it, Bill.

Don't worry, Ned.

He will once he sees what it does.

What does it do?

Uh, we're not too sure.

But we'll soon find out.

All we have to do is turn the key.

There it goes, Corky.

It'll have those sheep sorted in no time.

(hiccoughing)

(bleating)

Wow, it's very clever.

Maybe too clever.

(bleating)

What's it doing?

That's not supposed to happen, is it, Corky?

- [Corky] I don't think so, Bill.

(bleating)

And nor does the great wild wooly.

(bleating)

Come on!

We have to get those sheep back, Bill.

Or Mrs. Whistlehead will blow her top.

Where are they heading, Corky?

- [Corky] Towards the river.

- [Bill] Good, that should stop them.

- [Corky] Not really, because they've found the bridge

to take them across to the other side.

(bleating)

Hurry, Bill!

- [Ned] They're getting away!

- [Bill] Now, what?

- [Ned] He's found a track.

- [Corky] A railway track.

(horn hooting)

- [Bill] Oh no!

- [Corky] There's a train coming!

- [Corky] And it's heading straight for the sheep!

(bleating)

I can't look, Bill!

Where are they, now?

- [Corky] I don't know, Bill.

- [Bill] They must be around here somewhere.

- [Ned] I think they've gone down the old cattle road.

(bleating)

You're right, Ned.

They have taken the old road.

Then let's get after them.

Where does this road go, Bill?

I don't know, Ned, but I hope it's nowhere dangerous.

I'm afraid it is dangerous, Bill.

It leads to the big cliff that looks over the valley.

How can we tell the robot sheep about the danger?

We can't.

There's nothing we can do.

(bleating)

Hang on!

The great wild wooly's got an idea!

- [Corky] What is it?

A kite.

Go, great wild wooly!

(bleating)

Will he make it in time?

I hope so, Bill.

(bleating)

Fantastic!

Well done, great wild wooly.

(bleating)

But Cedric's robot is still going.

Oh no!

How lucky are you, Mr. Robot?

(bleating robotically)

(bleating)

Great idea, great wild wooly.

(bleating robotically)

Cedric's robot has run out of power at last, Bill.

Thank goodness.

And all the sheep are safe and sound.

Thanks to the great wild wooly.

(bleating)

Hang on.

Can you hear something?

No, Bill.

I can't hear anything.

Exactly.

Cedric sent us the robot to cure the great wild wooly

and Mrs. Whistlehead's sheep of hiccoughs.

(bleating)

And that's just what it's done.

I always know Cedric was a clever scientist.

Me too, Bill.

But I think his sheep robot could do with a few changes.

(laughing) Right, Corky.

Now, let's get these sheep

back to Mrs. Whistlehead's farm.

Good idea.

Here we are back we we started, Corky.

And here's Mrs. Whistlehead.

Bill, Corky, what a wonderful job you've made of my gate.

Thanks, Mrs. Whistlehead.

And it looks like you've had help.

We couldn't have done it

without our friends, Mrs. Whistlehead.

Then it's lucky I've been to the shops.

I have enough refreshments for everyone.

- [Bill] I can't wait for Mrs. Whistlehead's lemonade

and muffins, Corky.

- [Corky] Me too, Bill.

It's been a long, hard morning.

Good, then tuck in, everyone.

But don't drink too quickly.

(hiccoughing)

I think we have, Bill.

(hiccoughing)

What you need is my special hiccough cure.

I'll make it straight away.

No! Stop, Mrs. Whistlehead!

We'll be fine. (hiccoughing)

You will?

Thanks, Mrs. Whistlehead,

but we've had enough hiccough cures for one day.

Are you sure?

When Corky's right Mrs. Whistlehead, she's right.

(hiccoughing)

Today, Corky, I'm going to fix our go-cart.

- [Corky] I didn't know it was broken, Bill.

- [Bill] It's just too slow,

so I'm going to make it super speedy.

- [Corky] And will it help us to have an adventure?

It sure will,

an adventure called Catch That Go-Cart.

We'll start with the wheels

and finish with the fuel t*nk, Corky.

Right-o, Bill.

Oil, please.

Oil it is.

That should do it.

All we need now is Cedric's special mixture.

Be careful with that zoom juice, Bill.

Don't worry, Corky.

If you use too much, the cart will go too fast.

I'll just use the tiniest drop.

- [Tricky] Hey, Bill! Corky!

- [Bill] Who's this coming?

- [Corky] Whoever it is, there's two of them.

- [Bill] I know, it's Tricky the troll.

- [Corky] And neighbor Ned.

Good morning, Tricky.

Hi, Ned.

Wow! A toolbox!

I love tools!

So do I!

Tools are my favorite!

Fixing a go-cart can be very tricky.

Tricky?

I'm Tricky, so I'm perfect for the job.

Just tell me what to do.

Thanks, Tricky, but we've already finished.

In that case, you could take us for a ride.

To the beach!

We could have a picnic!

Great idea!

It is almost lunch time, Bill.

And it would be a good test for the go-cart.

Alright, we'll go.

Yay!

We'll make the picnic

while you pick some vegetables from the vegetable patch.

Blah! Vegetables!

Sorry, no vegetables, no picnic.

Vegetables coming up!

I think you'd better bring that zoom juice inside, Bill.

We don't want Ned or Tricky to get hold of it.

I'm two steps ahead of you, Corky.

I hope Ned and Tricky won't damage our garden.

- [Corky] They'll be fine, Bill.

Our vegetable patch is very tough.

- [Bill] Still, I think we'd better make the picnic quickly.

- [Corky] Right you are, Bill.

I'll pick the tomatoes.

Ah! Stinky tomatoes!

You pick the carrots, Tricky.

Ah! Even stinkier carrots!

You heard Corky.

No picking, no picnic.

Vegetables are boring.

We need some of Mrs. Whistlehead's scrummy cakes.

We haven't got time to go to Mrs. Whistlehead's house.

Yes, we have.

We can use Bill and Corky's go-cart.

I'm not sure, Tricky.

Bill might'nt like it.

We'll drive really fast

and be back before he even knows we've gone.

Gee, I don't know.

Come on, Ned.

This will be fun.

Have you ever driven a go-cart before?

Don't be silly, there's no go-carts in Fairyland.

Then how would you know how to drive it?

Easy peasy, it'll be a breeze.

Wa-hey!

- [Ned] When we reach Mrs. Whistlehead's farm,

you need to break, Tricky.

- [Tricky] I need to what?

- [Ned] You need to press the pedal by your feet

to stop the go-cart!

- [Tricky] Double-triple-easy-peasy!

(horn honking)

What's all that noise?

It looks like Ned and Tricky.

There's Mrs. Whistlehead.

Brake now, Tricky.

I am!

I'm pressing the pedal, but it won't stop.

Press harder!

I'm trying!

They're going very fast.

I hope they're alright.

Pretend nothing's wrong.

Hi, Mrs. Whistlehead!

Lovely day, Mrs. Whistlehead!

Watch out for my animals!

- [Ned] There's someone ahead of us.

- [Tricky] Who is it?

- [Ned] Maisie, and lots of sheep, too!

Out of my way, Maisie!

And you too, sheep!

(mooing)

(bleating)

(mooing)

Do you think we have enough sandwiches, Bill?

Plenty, Corky.

Even for big eaters like Tricky and Ned.

I hope they've picked lots of nice vegetables.

Let's go and see.

(phone ringing)

Who can that be?

I don't know,

but I have a horrible feeling it means trouble.

(phone ringing)

Hello?

Ned and Tricky are scaring your sheep?

In our go-cart?!

Don't worry, Mrs. Whistlehead.

We'll be right over.

Corky, we have a run away go-cart on our hands.

I knew we had trouble.

At least it doesn't have much petrol in it

so they shouldn't get very far.

But Corky, I put some zoom juice in it.

But it was only a drop.

I'm afraid it turned out to be more than a drop.

So it can go far?

It can go far, and fast!

Then we'd better get after it.

- [Bill] We need the fastest vehicle we have.

- [Corky] That means our roadster, Bill.

Good thinking.

That'll do the job.

Hold on to your hat, Corky.

This is going to be a bumpy ride.

Let's go, Bill!

There's not a moment to lose.

I think you should stop now, Tricky.

I can't!

It won't let me.

Oh, dear!

Careful, there's someone else up ahead.

- [Tricky] Who is it this time?

- [Ned] It looks like Sandy the scarecrow.

- [Tricky] Look out, Sandy!

Run!

Run?

Did somebody say run?

Move, Sandy!

Hurry!

Golly gosh!

Scarecrows are good at standing still,

and scarecrows are good at guarding fields,

but scarecrows are no good at running.

(yelling)

Bill, Corky, thank goodness you're here.

You can count on us, Mrs. Whistlehead.

Where are Ned and Tricky?

They've scared my sheep, they've scared Maisie,

and now they're scaring poor Sandy.

Help!

(bleating)

(mooing)

Those poor animals are trapped on those hay bales!

They're exactly what we need.

The animals?

No, the hay bales, and lots of them.

We'll make a tunnel that leads to the river.

- [Bill] What will that do?

- [Tricky] If we can get Tricky to drive down it,

the water should stop the go-cart.

But shouldn't we rescue Sandy first?

Right.

Mrs. Whistlehead, we need your motorbike.

[Mrs. Whistlehead] No problem, Corky.

I'll get it straight away.

- [Corky] Do you think you can collect Sandy?

Leave it to me.

I'll have Sandy rescued in no time.

So what's our job, Corky?

To get Tricky to drive into that tunnel.

Come on!

I don't think I can run for much longer.

Now what?

Jump aboard, Sandy.

Bless my stuffing.

Thanks, Mrs. Whistlehead.

You're safe now, Sandy.

Tricky!

Drive between these hay bales!

What's he saying?

Drive between the bales of hay.

No way!

That'll take us into the river.

It's the only way to stop the go-cart.

You have to do it, Tricky.

Alright then.

Keep the wheel straight, Tricky.

- [Bill] They made it, Corky.

But they're not stopping.

(yelling)

Now what do we do?

We'll have to follow them.

Then we better hurry back to the car.

Which way did they go?

- [Corky] They're heading towards the beach.

- [Bill] That's good.

The sand will slow them down.

- [Corky] I hope so.

Drive into the sea, Tricky.

What good will that do?

We have to hope the go-cart will sink.

I don't like the sound of that.

Just do it!

If you say so.

(water splashing)

It's not sinking!

I know.

Now what do I do?

(horn blowing)

Steer away from that boat!

(yelling)

I'm never listening to one of your ideas again!

Neither am I!

Sand, sea, rivers, nothing can stop them.

That zoom juice is too powerful.

If only I hadn't used it.

Nevermind, Bill.

We'll think of another plan.

I hope Bill and Corky stopped the go-cart alright.

I'm sure they did.

Bill and Corky can fix any problem.

(horn blaring)

Look out, Mrs. Whistlehead!

Out of the way, Sandy!

Oh my goodness.

- [Ned And Sandy] Sorry!

(whistle blowing)

Bill, Corky, what's going on!?

I thought you stopped those two.

Don't worry, Mrs. Whistlehead.

I've got another plan,

but we'll need to borrow your washing.

Anything to stop that go-cart.

What's your plan, Corky?

- [Corky] We'll make a go-cart catcher.

- [Bill] A go-cart catcher?

- [Corky] This will wrap them up and stop them for sure.

Are you sure this will work, Corky?

It has to work, Sandy.

(horn blaring)

We'll soon find out because here they come!

I'm sick of this!

I want to stop!

So do I!

Stop, go-cart!

Please!

Stand back, everyone.

Head for here, Tricky.

What's she saying?

Aim for the washing.

We can't do that.

Mrs. Whistlehead will get mad at us.

She's already mad at us.

True.

Do it, Tricky.

Hang on!

- [Ned And Tricky] Watch out!

Hooray!

Great plan, Corky.

Thank you, Sandy.

Thanks, Corky.

That was some ride!

A ride which you shouldn't have had, Tricky.

We're sorry.

At least everyone's safe.

Now we can have our picnic.

An excellent idea.

I'll go and get one of my special cakes.

Cakes!

We love cakes!

There'll be no cake for you, boys,

until you've rewashed my washing.

And re-stacked the hay bales.

And cleaned my go-cart.

You're kidding.

Do we have to?

You most certainly do.

And the sooner you start, the sooner you'll finish.

(sighing)

Yes, Mrs. Whistlehead.

This picnic is delicious.

Poor Ned and Tricky.

They don't know what they're missing!

Don't worry, I've saved them some cake

for after they finish all their work.

- [Bill] That could be a long time.

Oh well, at least they'll know

never to take out our go-cart again.

(laughing) When you're right, Corky, you're right.

♪ Bottle Top Bill ♪

♪ And his best friend Corky ♪

♪ See you again ♪

♪ Goodbye ♪

♪ Bottle Top Bill ♪