Curious George: Go West, Go Wild (2020) - full transcript
Follows George and Ted as they travel to cousin Ginny's farm for a relaxing outdoor weekend, but plans take a turn when her farm animals escape.
PeG@SuS
Urang Sunda Asli
(triumphant music)
(lighthearted music)
(whimsical music)
(cars honking)
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Yes, yeah, I finished it
this morning before we left.
I can't do that right now.
We're about to leave.
What?
Sorry, I gotta go.
George, wait up!
I need you to stick close.
(Curious George chattering)
- [Announcer] Last call
for boarding train 909!
Last call!
- George, we need to hurry.
Pets are trained to
cousin Ginny's farm.
(Curious George screeching)
The farm is gonna be
a nice change of pace.
Am I right, George?
George?
George?
George?
George?
George.
(knocking)
- All aboard!
(clears throat)
Tickets, please.
For you and your monkey.
(lighthearted music)
(train horn blowing)
- Ah.
Whew.
Wow.
(Curious George chattering)
We made it.
(Curious George chattering)
George.
How about we settle back
and enjoy the ride, huh?
What do you say?
(Curious George chattering)
George?
Please sit down.
This trip is all about
relaxing and clearing the mind.
(Curious George chattering)
The only thing I plan
to move is my arm
when I cast my fishing line.
(Curious George chattering)
Ginny's farm is out in the
countryside like that, George,
but it's way out west.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
* The wheels are rolling
under your seat *
* You feel that tingle
start in your feet *
* You know that something
wonderful is coming your way *
* You watch the world
go thundering past *
* Feel your heart
start beating so fast *
* There couldn't be a
happier day than today *
* The mountains so tall,
the trees so green *
* Like nothing at all
you've ever seen *
* You could reach right
out to capture a cloud *
* If you tried
* Anything's possible
under a wide *
* Wide open sky
(coyote howling)
* And each new place
that comes into view *
* Is like a song
that's singing to you *
* Won't you come along and see
what surprise lies in store *
* And who can say what's
round the next bend *
* A stranger who might
just be your friend *
* New adventures that you've
never imagined before *
* Now you're racing
along, mile after mile *
* Sun overhead,
bright as your smile *
* And outside your window
* Wonders are
catching your eye *
* Everything's
magical under a wide *
* Wide open sky
* You could be riding your
horse over the plains *
* Running free, guiding the
herd, holding the reins *
* It's a whole new world
* Here in the west
* Every day is
good, better, best *
* And your dreams
can come true *
* If only you let them fly
* Everything's
wonderful under a wide *
* Wide open sky
* Wide open sky
(horse whinnying)
* Wide open sky
(Curious George cheering)
- You didn't tell me
George was a cowpoke.
- Ginny!
It's been too long.
- Hey, 'Cuz.
Hi, George.
Good to meet you.
(Curious George chattering)
Since when were you a fisherman?
- I'm not...
Yet.
But I've been doing a
lot of reading about it.
- Oh, gotta start someplace.
Well, George, are you ready
to meet some new friends?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
(Curious George chattering)
- That's Sadie, my collie.
(dog barking)
- What's she doing?
- She's trying to make
sure you two stay together
and don't get lost.
(dog barking)
- Yes, ma'am.
(lighthearted music)
(dog barking)
(chuckling)
- Looks like George
has made a friend.
- You must be excited
for your vacation.
- Ugh, I'm a nervous wreck.
I never left the
farm for this long
and the timing isn't ideal.
- Then why take a trip now?
- Ever since my mother retired,
she's all about exploring new
things and self-improvement.
It's exhausting.
I suppose I shouldn't complain.
I won't mind little resort
pampering, and room service.
I just love room service.
Oh, almost there!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- [Ted] That's a lot
of land to farm sit.
- Oh, that's not my place.
That's Frank Stetson's
cattle ranch.
My farm's down the road.
Calm and peaceful.
- Ah.
(Curious George chattering)
(yelling)
(tires screeching)
- Everybody okay?
- I think so.
- Come back here, you!
(dramatic music)
- Whoa, Nelly.
- Nelly's always
escaping her pan.
(lamb bleating)
That little lamb of mine
is the most rambunctious
critter I've ever seen.
Except for maybe Emmett there.
He's my new farmhand.
Good kid.
Just getting the hang of things.
(lamb bleating)
- Nelly!
(Curious George chattering)
- George!
- It's all right.
Emmett can use all
the help he can get.
- Whoa, Nelly.
Whoa, Nelly.
(dog barking)
(lamb bleating)
Hey!
(suspenseful music)
(dog barking)
- Looks like you can use
a hand there, Emmett.
Ya!
(dramatic music)
(lamb bleating)
(Curious George chattering)
(lamb bleating)
- Thanks, Frank.
Guess Emmett needed some help.
- Sure thing.
- Glad you hired him.
He's a good kid.
Just not quite a
full on cowboy yet.
Well howdy, little fella.
(Curious George chattering)
- Frank.
This is George, and
that's my cousin, Ted.
They'll be watching my
place while I'm away.
- Nice to meet you,
(groaning)
- Ted, if you need anything
while Ginny's gone,
shoot me a call.
- Okay, thanks.
- Ginny, George, Ted.
Nice to meet you.
Emmett.
Ya!
(horse whinnying)
(suspenseful music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Oh, no, no.
Being a cowboy is
hard work, George.
- Oh, psh.
Easy as getting
wet in a rainstorm.
Catch you later, George.
Whoa!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- Here we are, home sweet home.
(Curious George chattering)
- George, come back here.
We don't know that bull.
This is not relaxing!
(Curious George chattering)
(bull whinnies)
- Did that bull just whinny?
- He sure did.
I got Billy when
he was just a calf,
along with that plow.
I could use his help
plowin' my field.
I was hoping Billy
would pull it.
But Billy took to
Ricochet over there,
and now, well...
(animals whinnying)
Billy thinks he's a horse.
- Well, she sure is
a good looking horse.
- Ricochet is a
retired trick horse.
(Ricochet whinnying)
There's showbiz in her blood,
and I've got no idea
what to do with her.
(animals screeching)
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(cows mooing)
(pigs oinking)
(Curious George chattering)
(llama gurgles)
(Curious George chattering)
That's Spittoon.
(chuckling)
- That's an odd
name for a llama.
(Spittoon spits)
- Is it?
Come on in the house, Ted.
You can clean up
while I fix dinner.
- Okay.
Come on, George.
(Curious George chattering)
- Oh, I'll keep an eye on him.
(Curious George chattering)
- Okay then.
Be a good little monkey.
- Hey, George.
You want to help me
feed Billy and Ricochet?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Ricochet whinnying)
(laughing)
She's telling you she
wants two carrots.
(Curious George chattering)
Ricochet is a smart
horse, all right.
But she is willful.
(cow moos)
(Curious George chattering)
(cow moos)
Look at that.
You got a way with
animals, George.
(Curious George chattering)
(donkeys hee-hawing)
Oh, steady there,
Frick and Frack.
We haven't forgotten about ya.
These two are stubborn.
They'll do just about
anything for a carrot.
(Curious George chattering)
Yeah.
I really like these animals,
and I've learned a
thing or two here.
But...
(Curious George chattering)
Well George, truth is someday
I hope to work on a big cattle
ranch like Frank Stetson's.
(Curious George chattering)
Yep.
Ever since I was a kid,
I've dreamed about being
in the wide open spaces,
herding cattle.
(Curious George chattering)
(wondrous music)
- It's gonna be fine, Ginny.
Just enjoy your vacation.
- Oh, I forgot.
Nelly likes hugs, and
Spittoon doesn't like pizza.
- Mhm.
- And don't let Frick
steal Frack's carrots.
- I've got it covered, ma'am.
(lighthearted music)
- I hope you and
George won't get bored.
Things are pretty
quiet around here.
(chuckling)
- Bored and quiet is
exactly what I'm after.
(lighthearted music)
(engine revs)
- Whew.
- Bye!
- Goodbye!
- Have fun!
(dog barking)
(Ted snoring)
(bell ringing)
- Ah!
(Curious George chattering)
(bell ringing)
(lighthearted music)
- Good morning, sleepyheads.
Thought I'd serve you
breakfast out here
in the fresh morning air.
(Curious George chattering)
- Looks like you're
really pulled out
all the stops, Emmett.
- Aw, thanks, Ted.
- Well, as long as I'm
no longer sleeping,
I think I'll head
down to the river
to catch some halibut for lunch.
- Uh...
Halibut don't live in the river.
You're thinking trout, maybe?
- Uh, yeah.
That's exactly
what I'm thinking.
(lamb bleating)
- Huh?
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Nelly, ugh!
You got out of your pen again?
(Curious George chattering)
- Look out, fish.
Here I come.
(Curious George laughing)
Well, George, you ready
to catch some trout?
(dog barking)
(lamb bleating)
- Hey!
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
- Okay, well, I'll
be at the river.
(grunting)
- Whoa, Nelly.
Whoa, Nelly.
(lamb bleating)
All right, it's
all right, come on.
(Curious George chattering)
Lasso her?
Uh, yeah, sure, sure.
I'll just lasso her.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
Hm.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(dramatic music)
(fence breaks)
(lamb bleating)
(lighthearted music)
Dang it!
- [Ted] Emmett?
George?
I can use a hand here!
- Okay.
I'll get him, you get her.
(Curious George chattering)
(lamb bleating)
(dog barking)
- Shh.
(door creaks)
(dog sniffs)
(wondrous music)
(Curious George chattering)
(lamb bleating)
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- Whoa! (chuckling)
(grunting)
- I tried a back cast
like the book said.
- Just keep trying, Ted.
You'll get the hang of it.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(animals grunting)
(Curious George chattering)
(animals grunting)
(wagon rocking)
(dramatic music)
(animals chattering)
(suspenseful music)
(Curious George chattering)
- George?
(dog barking)
(suspenseful music)
(pig oinking)
(cow moos)
(animals chattering)
(suspenseful music)
- George, are you okay?
(Curious George chattering)
Ginny's animals
are getting away.
What do we do?
- We'll just ride out there
quick and round them up,
that's what we'll do.
(Curious George chattering)
- But we don't ride.
- Don't have to.
Frick and Frack can
pull the chuckwagon here
and you two can ride on it.
- Maybe we should
call Frank Stetson.
- Come on, Ted.
If we leave now, we'll
be back by supper.
(Curious George chattering)
(animals chattering)
(dog whimpers)
- (sighs) Okay.
Let's get this done.
- Yee-haw!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
* When trouble comes a knock,
knock, knockin' at your door *
* Kickin' up a
flurry and a fuss *
* And you're not quite
sure what you ought to do *
* Don't thank you, thank us
* One head's good,
two is better *
* But when you put
three heads together *
* You can bet everything
will turn out fine *
* And you'll be home
by supper, suppertime *
* So what if something
seems impossible to do *
* That don't mean
it can't be done *
* And when your partners
come a ridin' to your side *
* That makes it much more fun
* One head's good,
two is better *
* But when you put
three heads together *
* You can bet everything
will turn out fine *
* And you'll be home
by supper, suppertime *
* Round them up, all
of your troubles *
* Watch them pop like
a bunch of bubbles *
* Round them, watch
them disappear *
* And they will blow
away from here *
* Round them up
(dramatic music)
- They vanished.
Oh, man.
- Aw!
- Don't give up, you two!
All we gotta do is track 'em.
Just find their
tracks and follow 'em.
- In loop-the-loops?
- Don't worry about
me and Ricochet.
Right, girl?
(animals whinnying)
Now let's do some tracking.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
These are Spittoon's
tracks for sure.
(Curious George chattering)
Llamas don't have hooves,
they have feet with two toes.
And those are sheep
tracks, and pig tracks,
and oh, those are cows.
(Curious George chattering)
Yup, you've been
here too, George.
- That's gotta be
our animals, right?
- Mhm.
Now all we gotta do
is follow the tracks.
Uh oh, oh boy.
(whimsical music)
(Curious George laughing)
(bird screeching)
(serious western music)
- It's been hours.
We haven't found
one single animal.
- Yeah, well I lost
the tracks a ways back.
- What?
- It's just the ground's
hard and dry, that's why.
- So we've lost Ginny's animals?
- Come on now.
Cowboys don't quit.
When the going gets
tough, we get tougher.
(Curious George chattering)
This looks like a good
spot to stop for lunch.
What do you say?
- How can you think of
food at a time like this?
We don't relax until we
find Ginny's animals.
- Ted, our animals need food
and water, and so do we.
Besides, they won't run forever.
They'll stop and eat too.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
Hey, I found this map
in the chuckwagon.
We can see where the
animals might have gone.
(lighthearted music)
- This looks as
ancient as the wagon.
- Yup.
Old but useful.
See, here we are at...
Bison Boulder.
I figure the animals are
heading for Jewel Lake.
Here.
- How do you know that?
- Well...
They're bound to be thirsty.
(Curious George sighs)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(animal squealing)
(Curious George chattering)
* Sometimes someone
quite surprising *
* Will appear on your horizon
* Open up your eyes and
be ready on your feet *
* Stay calm and stay collected
* When you face the unexpected
* You never really know what
kind of friends you'll meet *
* Uh oh, you never know
* Just what's coming
around the bend *
* Uh oh, I'm telling you so
* It might be trouble
* Or it might be a friend
- Hey, where's my hat?
- Maybe you left
it in the wagon.
* There are friends
you want to play with *
* Maybe even run with
* Spend a happy day with
* 'Cause they seem so neat
* They are funny
and they're smiley *
* But they're tricky
and they're wily *
* And highly unpredictably,
those friends you'll meet *
* Uh oh, look out below
* Who is that racing
around the bend *
* Uh oh, and you get up and go
* You might find trouble or
you might find a friend *
* Some friends you
know you can count on *
* Some friends you
always can rely on *
* But then you meet
a certain someone *
* Uh oh, you gotta
keep an eye on *
(animal squealing)
* Now when all is
said and done *
* And you've had
your share of fun *
* You find that
you're the lucky one *
* Who's in the catbird seat
* You might've made a friend
* Maybe someone to depend on
* And you share a happy ending
* With the friends you meet
* Uh oh, now you know
* You're ready for whatever's
coming round the bend *
* Uh oh, told you so
* The crazy kind of trouble
* Crazy kind of friend
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- This is definitely a herd.
Looks like they're
heading north,
across Copper
Creek Bridge to....
Just as I figured!
Jewel Lake.
(Curious George chattering)
- Hm?
Hm.
(motorcycle revving)
(lighthearted music)
- Didn't the the
resort have a shuttle?
- I rented this.
Much more fun, right?
And we're not
staying at a resort.
- Then where are we staying?
(lighthearted music)
Huh?
- Welcome to paradise.
- Does paradise come
with room service?
(lighthearted music)
(inspiring western music)
(Emmett yodeling)
(Curious George chattering)
- I was yodeling.
Long ago, cowboys used to
yodel to calm their herd.
Thought I'd give it a try.
Could come in handy later.
(Curious George chattering)
(Emmett yodeling)
(birds cawing)
A ha, Copper Creek Bridge!
Just like the map said.
- Whoa, wait a minute.
You expect us to cross
that rickety thing?
- We gotta, Ted.
It's the way the animals went.
(Curious George chattering)
Come on, girl.
(Ricochet whinnying)
- See?
I'm not the only one who doesn't
want to cross that thing.
(Curious George chattering)
George.
(dog barking)
George, be careful.
(dog grunting)
(tense music)
- Ah, see?
This isn't so bad.
You're doing a good job, George.
(Curious George chattering)
How's it going back there, Ted?
- [Ted] Just enjoying the view.
(laughing)
- Told you it was
stronger than it looked.
Jewel Lake, here we come!
Let's go round up
some animals, ya!
(lighthearted western music)
(lighthearted tropical music)
- If you want to see the fish,
you have to put your head under.
- I don't want to see
what's down there.
The only place I like to see
fish is on my dinner plate.
- Hey!
Where'd you go?
- Oh, a giant sea turtle!
- Where?
(spitting)
(chuckling)
- It's easier to breathe
with a snorkel in your mouth.
(lighthearted tropical music)
- And where are the animals?
- Well, they've been here.
(Curious George chattering)
- We're out of our league, guys.
I'm calling Frank Stetson.
(Curious George chattering)
Because we need him to
round up Ginny's animals.
- But Ted-
- This is not up for discussion.
This is, this is...
Not going to happen.
I don't have a signal.
Fine, we'll just go
back and ask him.
- But that's a five
hour ride at least.
But we'll be riding in
the dark before long.
(Curious George chattering)
And we'd have to cross
that bridge again.
- We made it once,
we can do it again.
- You're just tired, Ted.
How about we camp for the night?
We'll relax, get some rest,
and make a fresh
start in the morning.
(Curious George chattering)
- Well, where will we sleep?
What will we eat?
- I may have packed
a few extra things.
- You what?
- You can never be
too prepared, Ted.
And you know, that lake
is chock full of trout
waiting to be caught.
(Curious George chattering)
- I don't know.
Maybe I've had enough fishing.
(Curious George chattering)
- Yeah!
If I can teach you
to catch a fish,
then we spend the night, deal?
- Oh, deal.
(Curious George chattering)
- Okay.
See that rock in those reeds?
- Yeah.
- That's where the fish
will be hanging out,
looking for food.
Keep your wrist nice and loose,
and whip the tip of
the rod up and back,
and flick the rod forward now!
- Oh, rats!
(water splashing)
- Try it again.
(lighthearted music)
- Ugh, this isn't working.
(water splashing)
- Third time's a charm.
(tense music)
(Curious George chattering)
Good going!
Now gently twitch the line,
it makes it seem like
the lure's alive.
- Hey, I caught one!
- Yank it back a touch.
Oh, not too hard.
That's it, now reel 'er in.
Okay, good!
George, grab that
net and scoop her up!
(Curious George chattering)
- Oh, I did it!
- So, looks like we're
spending the night?
- Yep.
A deal's a deal.
But this time I'll
do the cooking.
(Curious George chattering)
Ooh.
I think I can work with this.
(lighthearted music)
- Ooh!
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Nice roping!
(Curious George chattering)
Truth is, I haven't had much
hands-on roping experience.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(tense music)
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(bell ringing)
- [Ted] Dinner is served!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- Oh, Ted, that fish was...
(Curious George chattering)
I second that.
Mm, mm, good.
- Thanks.
I found a little
sage growing nearby.
(lighthearted music)
Wow.
I have never seen so many stars.
- Whoa.
- A good ol' cowboy
campfire requires
a good ol' cowboy song.
(lighthearted music)
* Now the sun is sinking low
* And you're moving
kind of slow *
* The evening breeze is blowing
through the willow trees *
* As the stars begin to peep,
you're falling off to sleep *
* You never knew
you'd maybe find *
* Some friends like these
* Whoa, whoa, you never know
* Just what's waiting
around the bend *
* Whoa, whoa, what do you know
* You went looking for trouble
* But found a friend
* Yodel odel odel lay tee
* You found a crazy
kind of friend *
* Yodel odel odel lay tee
* Oh, you found
yourself a friend *
(harmonica music)
(Curious George chattering)
Sure, give it a go.
(Curious George
playing harmonica)
Hey, with a little practice,
you'll get the hang of it.
(Curious George chattering)
You know, for a little
monkey, you sure know a lot.
(Curious George chattering)
(harmonica music)
(lighthearted music)
(suspenseful music)
Dang it!
(suspenseful music)
- Huh?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George laughing)
(wind blowing)
(harmonica music)
- Good morning, George.
(Curious George chattering)
(harmonica music)
(humming)
Ah.
(Ted yodeling)
(dog whimpering)
- Try it like this, Ted.
(Emmett yodeling)
(lighthearted music)
(Emmett yelling)
Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow,
ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow,
ow, ow, ow, ow!
(groaning)
That ought to do it, I guess.
(groans) Ow.
Well, Ted, looks like
you'll be riding Ricochet
while I rest my rump
on a nice, soft pillow
in the wagon.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, hold on.
I have never ridden a horse,
except on a merry-go-round.
- Then you've already
got a head start.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Ted yelping)
You're doing great!
(Ted yelping)
- Easy, easy!
Easy, easy, easy!
How do I take her
out of reverse?
- Let her know who's in charge!
- She is!
- Put your feet in the stirrups!
(lighthearted music)
Okay, loosen up on the reins.
Use your legs.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
That's how you do it!
(lighthearted music)
- Home sweet home, here we come.
- What?
- Come on, guys.
We need help finding
those animals.
We got to go back and
get Frank Stetson.
- We don't need Frank
Stetson's help, Ted.
I'm certain our animals
are in Fernwood Forest.
It's just around that bend.
(bird screeches)
- How can you be
sure they're there?
There's lots to eat,
and they'll love the shade.
Ted, just give me
one more chance.
- Okay.
- You won't regret this.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- I hope you're right.
Oh, to be in Ginny's shoes.
- I'll never forgive
you for this!
(lighthearted music)
(Ginny grunting)
Oh my goodness.
(wondrous music)
- Well honey, we should
probably head back.
It'll be dark soon.
- I think I need to rest my feet
before we start hiking down.
- Oh, we're not hiking down.
- We're not?
(Ginny screaming)
(suspenseful music)
(Ted grunting)
- I still don't see any animals.
(harmonica music)
(lighthearted western music)
Emmett, face it, you have no
clue where these animals are.
- Well...
(dog barking)
I know they can't be far.
- [Ted] I've been listening
to you all this time,
enough is enough.
(dog barking)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
- The animals are...
(lamb bleating)
Nelly!
(Curious George chattering)
Ted, don't lose her!
She could lead us to the herd.
- Okay.
(lamb bleating)
(Curious George chattering)
Do you see her, George?
(yelling)
(water splashes)
Oh, George, we lost her.
We're never gonna
find these animals.
(lighthearted music)
Go!
(lighthearted music)
Well, what do you know?
Nelly must've been trying
to lead us to her momma.
(Curious George chattering)
(animals chattering)
- Way to go, fellas!
You found the herd!
(Curious George chattering)
Oh yeah, we don't have Spittoon.
- He's gotta be close by.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
Oh no, no, no, no, no.
I don't like this one bit.
We need to get everyone
to some shelter.
(dramatic music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Lone Pine Falls,
that's an old ghost town.
We don't want to go there.
I heard it's so
chock full of ghosts,
the folks that lived there
up and deserted the place.
(Curious George chattering)
- George, ghost town
is just an expression
for a town that's abandoned.
There's no such thing as ghosts.
Isn't that right, Emmett?
(tense music)
(chuckling)
- That's right.
Oh, good gravy.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
- There it is.
Lone Pine Falls.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
Hey, Emmett!
These animals look scared.
- Yeah.
They could stampede
straight through town
and out the other side.
- Stampede?
- Okay.
If you can hold them up here,
I'll block off Main Street.
Then you drive them down,
and we'll pen them in.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
You gotta get in front of them
and turn them back towards town!
(Curious George chattering)
I meant for you to do it, Ted.
- I know!
George, wait, I'll do it!
(suspenseful music)
(animals chattering)
Hey, slow down!
(Curious George chattering)
Whoa!
(Curious George chattering)
- Okay, no such thing as ghosts,
nothing to be scared of.
Except that.
Hold tight, Frick and Frack.
(herd rumbling)
Stop!
(animals chattering)
- Where will we hold the herd?
(Curious George chattering)
- Good idea!
(Curious George chattering)
(animals chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(cow moos)
(lamb bleats)
- Everyone accounted for?
(Curious George chattering)
- George, here's what we'll do.
Tomorrow at first light,
we'll track down Spittoon.
Absolutely.
Then we can lead the whole
herd back to Ginny's.
- You've got to be kidding me.
After what we just went through,
we're not taking these
animals anywhere.
- But-
- No.
George and the animals were
in serious danger back there.
We all were.
I am not letting
that happen again.
(Curious George chattering)
I'm trying to call Frank Stetson
so he can get us
out of this mess
once and for all.
Still no signal, ugh!
Hm.
I wonder...
It works!
(Curious George chattering)
No, we can't do it.
George, I'm not a cowboy,
Emmett's not a cowboy,
and neither are you.
- Ted's right, George.
This whole round up
idea was my fault.
(phone ringing)
- [Frank] Hey, you've
reached Frank Stetson.
Leave a message
after the beep, ya!
- Hi, Frank.
This is Ted, Ginny's cousin.
Long story, but we're
stuck in Lone Pine Falls
with all Ginny's animals.
You'd be doing me a
huge favor if you could
meet us out here and
bring them back for us.
Thanks.
George.
I...
(Curious George chattering)
(melancholic music)
(rain falling)
(thunder rumbling)
(snoring)
(jarring piano music)
- What was that?
George, did you hear that?
That!
(wind blowing)
(jarring piano music)
(Curious George chattering)
No, that's okay we don't
have to find out what it...
Wait for me!
(lighthearted piano music)
Oh, oh goody!
A musical ghost.
Buh-bye.
(mysterious music)
(jarring piano music)
(Curious George chattering)
Twisted tumbleweeds!
A ghost!
A real life ghost!
(Curious George chattering)
Spittoon!
(lighthearted piano music)
An old player piano.
Told you where was
nothing to be scared of.
(Curious George chattering)
(rain pouring)
(calming music)
- Now this is more like it.
Hm?
Hey guys, Spittoon is back!
(lighthearted music)
Guys.
I know you're disappointed
I called Frank.
- Hmph.
- Hmph.
(lighthearted music)
- Well, guess I'll go
back to reading this book
I found on the history
of Lone Pine Falls.
Contrary to popular folklore,
the town wasn't abandoned
because of ghosts.
Well, what do you know?
No ghosts.
- Well, what made all
the people leave then?
(Curious George chattering)
- It says a tremendous
storm caused a flash flood
to come hurdling
down Main Street.
Fortunately, no one perished.
(thunder rumbles)
Huge storm, flash
flood, down Main Street?
We need to get to
higher ground, now!
(suspenseful music)
(thunder rumbling)
- She's making a break!
- Ya!
Get back in there, come on, ya!
George, head up that trail.
Oh, no.
(suspenseful music)
- It'll be all
right, Nelly girl.
I hope.
(animals chattering)
(suspenseful music)
I'm stuck!
I'm stuck!
(dramatic music)
Thanks.
- You got it.
(lighthearted music)
(animals chattering)
(water rushing)
- Whew, oh boy.
Ted.
You really saved
the day back there.
- Thanks.
(animals chattering)
- Emmett.
Where's the map?
We're going home.
- But Ted...
- Aren't we gonna wait for
the Stetson crew to show up?
- Let's meet them
on the way back.
I say we can do this ourselves.
(lighthearted music)
- Well, what do you know?
(lighthearted music)
We're here, and
here's Ginny's farm.
(Curious George chattering)
Looks like a river.
- Uh, how big?
(dramatic music)
This'll have to do.
Ready, George?
Emmett?
- I don't know.
- What's wrong?
- I've only seen someone
ford a river in the movies.
It feels a whole lot
different in real life.
Truth is, I've never
done any of this before.
I've never herded cattle,
never roped anything.
I'm just a big
dreamer phony baloney.
(Curious George chattering)
- George is right, Emmett.
You were the one who
tracked the herd.
(Curious George chattering)
And you taught me how
to fish and how to ride.
Without your cowboy skills,
we would've never
made it this far.
(Curious George chattering)
Besides, when the
going gets tough,
we get tougher, right?
(bird screeches)
- If you two believe in
me, then it's high time
I believe in myself.
Let's ford this thing!
(Curious George chattering)
- Emmett, it's time
I take the wagon,
and you ride Ricochet.
(dramatic music)
- Ted, you start
the wagon across.
(dramatic music)
- Oh, okay, that's deep.
- George, you and Billy go next.
The animals will follow Billy.
Me and Ricochet, we'll
bring up the rear.
(Curious George chattering)
(Billy muttering)
(animals chattering)
- What's going on back there?
- Billy's not going in.
If doesn't lead the herd
across, we're stuck.
(animals chattering)
(Curious George chattering)
(Emmett yodels)
(Ted yodels)
(lighthearted music)
* When the road's getting rough
and the river's too wide *
* When you know in your
heart it's time to decide *
* Will you stand on the
shore or mount up and ride *
* Will you make it
* Make it to the other side
(lamb bleats)
* When you're over your head
* And your mind's
full of doubt *
* And wherever you look,
there's no easy way out *
* Gotta dig way down deep
to the courage inside *
* It will get you, get
you to the other side *
(Curious George chattering)
* Look all around you
* You know what you'll find
* You are never alone
* Someone's riding behind
* So lift up your voice
* And say it with pride
* We can make it
* We can make it
to the other side *
* You and me, we can make it
(dog barking)
* We're gonna make it
to the other side *
(animals chattering)
- We did it!
Yee haw!
- Yee haw!
(Curious George chattering)
- [Frank] Everyone okay here?
- Frank!
(lighthearted music)
- You got my message?
- You called?
We've been out checking
our fences since last night
when the storm broke.
I say, Emmett, that
was mighty fine ropin'.
You showed some real
courage out there.
If you still want that job
at my ranch, it's all yours.
(lighthearted music)
- No thanks, Frank.
I'm happy working
on Ginny's farm.
(animals squealing)
- How about we get
these animals home?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- No, no, it's fine, Mom.
Actually, I was
thinking next time
we could try some
mountain climbing.
Mount Everest?
Hm.
(lighthearted music)
Well, look at that.
Everyone's behaving themselves.
(lighthearted music)
I can't believe it!
Billy's pulling that plow.
(dog barking)
- Ginny!
(Curious George chattering)
- Hey guys!
- Welcome home, boss.
How was your trip?
- Well, remember
how I was saying
I'm the stay at home type?
Not anymore.
This is my favorite
place on earth,
but there's so much more
out there to see and do.
(chuckling)
- I know what you mean.
- Did you finally
get to relax, Ted?
- I've found a better
way to clear my mind.
(Curious George chattering)
What George is trying to say is,
we got to spend time
with a real cowboy.
- Emmett, looks like
you did a great job.
I picked this up for you.
- Thanks!
(guitar music)
- Are you free next
summer to watch the place?
Mom and I are thinking about
Paris, or Mount Everest.
- You bet!
(lighthearted guitar music)
* It's a fine kind of day
* When the sun shines through
* And you're sharing a smile
* With a buddy or two
* You found your way home
* And you know you will stay
* Good things will
come your way *
* On a fine kind of day
* Come on in, rest a spell
* There's dreams to
dream and tales to tell *
* Life is good,
and all is well *
* For me
* And you
* On a fine kind of day
* When you're
singing your song *
* And your circle of friends
* Are all singing along
* When the troubles you've had
* Have all blown away
* Thanks is all
you want to say *
* On a fine kind of day
* When the troubles you've had
* Have all blown away
* Thanks is all
you want to say *
* On this fine kind of day
* On this fine kind of day
(suspenseful music)
* The wheels are rolling
under your seat *
* You feel the tingle
start in your feet *
* You know that something
wonderful is coming your way *
* You watched the world
go thundering past *
* Feel your heart
start beating so fast *
* There couldn't be a
happier day than today *
* The mountains so tall,
the trees so green *
* Like nothing at all
you've ever seen *
* You could reach right up
* And capture a
cloud if you tried *
* Anything's possible
* Under a wide
* Wide open sky
* And each new place
that comes into view *
* Is like a song
that's singing to you *
* So come along and see what
surprise lies in store *
* And who can say what's
round the next bend *
* A stranger who might
just be your friend *
* Adventures that you've
never imagined before *
* Now you're racing along
* Mile after mile
* Sun overhead,
bright as your smile *
* And outside your window
wonders are catching your eye *
* Everything's magical
* Under a wide
* Wide open sky
* You could be riding your
horse over the plains *
* Running free,
guiding the herd *
* Holding the reins
* It's a whole new
world, here in the west *
* Every day is
good, better, best *
* And your dreams
can come true *
* If only you let them fly
* Everything's wonderful
* Under a wide, wide open sky
* Wide open sky
* Wide open sky
(dramatic music)
(lighthearted music)
PeG@SuS
Urang Sunda Asli
Urang Sunda Asli
(triumphant music)
(lighthearted music)
(whimsical music)
(cars honking)
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Yes, yeah, I finished it
this morning before we left.
I can't do that right now.
We're about to leave.
What?
Sorry, I gotta go.
George, wait up!
I need you to stick close.
(Curious George chattering)
- [Announcer] Last call
for boarding train 909!
Last call!
- George, we need to hurry.
Pets are trained to
cousin Ginny's farm.
(Curious George screeching)
The farm is gonna be
a nice change of pace.
Am I right, George?
George?
George?
George?
George?
George.
(knocking)
- All aboard!
(clears throat)
Tickets, please.
For you and your monkey.
(lighthearted music)
(train horn blowing)
- Ah.
Whew.
Wow.
(Curious George chattering)
We made it.
(Curious George chattering)
George.
How about we settle back
and enjoy the ride, huh?
What do you say?
(Curious George chattering)
George?
Please sit down.
This trip is all about
relaxing and clearing the mind.
(Curious George chattering)
The only thing I plan
to move is my arm
when I cast my fishing line.
(Curious George chattering)
Ginny's farm is out in the
countryside like that, George,
but it's way out west.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
* The wheels are rolling
under your seat *
* You feel that tingle
start in your feet *
* You know that something
wonderful is coming your way *
* You watch the world
go thundering past *
* Feel your heart
start beating so fast *
* There couldn't be a
happier day than today *
* The mountains so tall,
the trees so green *
* Like nothing at all
you've ever seen *
* You could reach right
out to capture a cloud *
* If you tried
* Anything's possible
under a wide *
* Wide open sky
(coyote howling)
* And each new place
that comes into view *
* Is like a song
that's singing to you *
* Won't you come along and see
what surprise lies in store *
* And who can say what's
round the next bend *
* A stranger who might
just be your friend *
* New adventures that you've
never imagined before *
* Now you're racing
along, mile after mile *
* Sun overhead,
bright as your smile *
* And outside your window
* Wonders are
catching your eye *
* Everything's
magical under a wide *
* Wide open sky
* You could be riding your
horse over the plains *
* Running free, guiding the
herd, holding the reins *
* It's a whole new world
* Here in the west
* Every day is
good, better, best *
* And your dreams
can come true *
* If only you let them fly
* Everything's
wonderful under a wide *
* Wide open sky
* Wide open sky
(horse whinnying)
* Wide open sky
(Curious George cheering)
- You didn't tell me
George was a cowpoke.
- Ginny!
It's been too long.
- Hey, 'Cuz.
Hi, George.
Good to meet you.
(Curious George chattering)
Since when were you a fisherman?
- I'm not...
Yet.
But I've been doing a
lot of reading about it.
- Oh, gotta start someplace.
Well, George, are you ready
to meet some new friends?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
(Curious George chattering)
- That's Sadie, my collie.
(dog barking)
- What's she doing?
- She's trying to make
sure you two stay together
and don't get lost.
(dog barking)
- Yes, ma'am.
(lighthearted music)
(dog barking)
(chuckling)
- Looks like George
has made a friend.
- You must be excited
for your vacation.
- Ugh, I'm a nervous wreck.
I never left the
farm for this long
and the timing isn't ideal.
- Then why take a trip now?
- Ever since my mother retired,
she's all about exploring new
things and self-improvement.
It's exhausting.
I suppose I shouldn't complain.
I won't mind little resort
pampering, and room service.
I just love room service.
Oh, almost there!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- [Ted] That's a lot
of land to farm sit.
- Oh, that's not my place.
That's Frank Stetson's
cattle ranch.
My farm's down the road.
Calm and peaceful.
- Ah.
(Curious George chattering)
(yelling)
(tires screeching)
- Everybody okay?
- I think so.
- Come back here, you!
(dramatic music)
- Whoa, Nelly.
- Nelly's always
escaping her pan.
(lamb bleating)
That little lamb of mine
is the most rambunctious
critter I've ever seen.
Except for maybe Emmett there.
He's my new farmhand.
Good kid.
Just getting the hang of things.
(lamb bleating)
- Nelly!
(Curious George chattering)
- George!
- It's all right.
Emmett can use all
the help he can get.
- Whoa, Nelly.
Whoa, Nelly.
(dog barking)
(lamb bleating)
Hey!
(suspenseful music)
(dog barking)
- Looks like you can use
a hand there, Emmett.
Ya!
(dramatic music)
(lamb bleating)
(Curious George chattering)
(lamb bleating)
- Thanks, Frank.
Guess Emmett needed some help.
- Sure thing.
- Glad you hired him.
He's a good kid.
Just not quite a
full on cowboy yet.
Well howdy, little fella.
(Curious George chattering)
- Frank.
This is George, and
that's my cousin, Ted.
They'll be watching my
place while I'm away.
- Nice to meet you,
(groaning)
- Ted, if you need anything
while Ginny's gone,
shoot me a call.
- Okay, thanks.
- Ginny, George, Ted.
Nice to meet you.
Emmett.
Ya!
(horse whinnying)
(suspenseful music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Oh, no, no.
Being a cowboy is
hard work, George.
- Oh, psh.
Easy as getting
wet in a rainstorm.
Catch you later, George.
Whoa!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- Here we are, home sweet home.
(Curious George chattering)
- George, come back here.
We don't know that bull.
This is not relaxing!
(Curious George chattering)
(bull whinnies)
- Did that bull just whinny?
- He sure did.
I got Billy when
he was just a calf,
along with that plow.
I could use his help
plowin' my field.
I was hoping Billy
would pull it.
But Billy took to
Ricochet over there,
and now, well...
(animals whinnying)
Billy thinks he's a horse.
- Well, she sure is
a good looking horse.
- Ricochet is a
retired trick horse.
(Ricochet whinnying)
There's showbiz in her blood,
and I've got no idea
what to do with her.
(animals screeching)
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(cows mooing)
(pigs oinking)
(Curious George chattering)
(llama gurgles)
(Curious George chattering)
That's Spittoon.
(chuckling)
- That's an odd
name for a llama.
(Spittoon spits)
- Is it?
Come on in the house, Ted.
You can clean up
while I fix dinner.
- Okay.
Come on, George.
(Curious George chattering)
- Oh, I'll keep an eye on him.
(Curious George chattering)
- Okay then.
Be a good little monkey.
- Hey, George.
You want to help me
feed Billy and Ricochet?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Ricochet whinnying)
(laughing)
She's telling you she
wants two carrots.
(Curious George chattering)
Ricochet is a smart
horse, all right.
But she is willful.
(cow moos)
(Curious George chattering)
(cow moos)
Look at that.
You got a way with
animals, George.
(Curious George chattering)
(donkeys hee-hawing)
Oh, steady there,
Frick and Frack.
We haven't forgotten about ya.
These two are stubborn.
They'll do just about
anything for a carrot.
(Curious George chattering)
Yeah.
I really like these animals,
and I've learned a
thing or two here.
But...
(Curious George chattering)
Well George, truth is someday
I hope to work on a big cattle
ranch like Frank Stetson's.
(Curious George chattering)
Yep.
Ever since I was a kid,
I've dreamed about being
in the wide open spaces,
herding cattle.
(Curious George chattering)
(wondrous music)
- It's gonna be fine, Ginny.
Just enjoy your vacation.
- Oh, I forgot.
Nelly likes hugs, and
Spittoon doesn't like pizza.
- Mhm.
- And don't let Frick
steal Frack's carrots.
- I've got it covered, ma'am.
(lighthearted music)
- I hope you and
George won't get bored.
Things are pretty
quiet around here.
(chuckling)
- Bored and quiet is
exactly what I'm after.
(lighthearted music)
(engine revs)
- Whew.
- Bye!
- Goodbye!
- Have fun!
(dog barking)
(Ted snoring)
(bell ringing)
- Ah!
(Curious George chattering)
(bell ringing)
(lighthearted music)
- Good morning, sleepyheads.
Thought I'd serve you
breakfast out here
in the fresh morning air.
(Curious George chattering)
- Looks like you're
really pulled out
all the stops, Emmett.
- Aw, thanks, Ted.
- Well, as long as I'm
no longer sleeping,
I think I'll head
down to the river
to catch some halibut for lunch.
- Uh...
Halibut don't live in the river.
You're thinking trout, maybe?
- Uh, yeah.
That's exactly
what I'm thinking.
(lamb bleating)
- Huh?
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Nelly, ugh!
You got out of your pen again?
(Curious George chattering)
- Look out, fish.
Here I come.
(Curious George laughing)
Well, George, you ready
to catch some trout?
(dog barking)
(lamb bleating)
- Hey!
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
- Okay, well, I'll
be at the river.
(grunting)
- Whoa, Nelly.
Whoa, Nelly.
(lamb bleating)
All right, it's
all right, come on.
(Curious George chattering)
Lasso her?
Uh, yeah, sure, sure.
I'll just lasso her.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
Hm.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(dramatic music)
(fence breaks)
(lamb bleating)
(lighthearted music)
Dang it!
- [Ted] Emmett?
George?
I can use a hand here!
- Okay.
I'll get him, you get her.
(Curious George chattering)
(lamb bleating)
(dog barking)
- Shh.
(door creaks)
(dog sniffs)
(wondrous music)
(Curious George chattering)
(lamb bleating)
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- Whoa! (chuckling)
(grunting)
- I tried a back cast
like the book said.
- Just keep trying, Ted.
You'll get the hang of it.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(animals grunting)
(Curious George chattering)
(animals grunting)
(wagon rocking)
(dramatic music)
(animals chattering)
(suspenseful music)
(Curious George chattering)
- George?
(dog barking)
(suspenseful music)
(pig oinking)
(cow moos)
(animals chattering)
(suspenseful music)
- George, are you okay?
(Curious George chattering)
Ginny's animals
are getting away.
What do we do?
- We'll just ride out there
quick and round them up,
that's what we'll do.
(Curious George chattering)
- But we don't ride.
- Don't have to.
Frick and Frack can
pull the chuckwagon here
and you two can ride on it.
- Maybe we should
call Frank Stetson.
- Come on, Ted.
If we leave now, we'll
be back by supper.
(Curious George chattering)
(animals chattering)
(dog whimpers)
- (sighs) Okay.
Let's get this done.
- Yee-haw!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
* When trouble comes a knock,
knock, knockin' at your door *
* Kickin' up a
flurry and a fuss *
* And you're not quite
sure what you ought to do *
* Don't thank you, thank us
* One head's good,
two is better *
* But when you put
three heads together *
* You can bet everything
will turn out fine *
* And you'll be home
by supper, suppertime *
* So what if something
seems impossible to do *
* That don't mean
it can't be done *
* And when your partners
come a ridin' to your side *
* That makes it much more fun
* One head's good,
two is better *
* But when you put
three heads together *
* You can bet everything
will turn out fine *
* And you'll be home
by supper, suppertime *
* Round them up, all
of your troubles *
* Watch them pop like
a bunch of bubbles *
* Round them, watch
them disappear *
* And they will blow
away from here *
* Round them up
(dramatic music)
- They vanished.
Oh, man.
- Aw!
- Don't give up, you two!
All we gotta do is track 'em.
Just find their
tracks and follow 'em.
- In loop-the-loops?
- Don't worry about
me and Ricochet.
Right, girl?
(animals whinnying)
Now let's do some tracking.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
These are Spittoon's
tracks for sure.
(Curious George chattering)
Llamas don't have hooves,
they have feet with two toes.
And those are sheep
tracks, and pig tracks,
and oh, those are cows.
(Curious George chattering)
Yup, you've been
here too, George.
- That's gotta be
our animals, right?
- Mhm.
Now all we gotta do
is follow the tracks.
Uh oh, oh boy.
(whimsical music)
(Curious George laughing)
(bird screeching)
(serious western music)
- It's been hours.
We haven't found
one single animal.
- Yeah, well I lost
the tracks a ways back.
- What?
- It's just the ground's
hard and dry, that's why.
- So we've lost Ginny's animals?
- Come on now.
Cowboys don't quit.
When the going gets
tough, we get tougher.
(Curious George chattering)
This looks like a good
spot to stop for lunch.
What do you say?
- How can you think of
food at a time like this?
We don't relax until we
find Ginny's animals.
- Ted, our animals need food
and water, and so do we.
Besides, they won't run forever.
They'll stop and eat too.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
Hey, I found this map
in the chuckwagon.
We can see where the
animals might have gone.
(lighthearted music)
- This looks as
ancient as the wagon.
- Yup.
Old but useful.
See, here we are at...
Bison Boulder.
I figure the animals are
heading for Jewel Lake.
Here.
- How do you know that?
- Well...
They're bound to be thirsty.
(Curious George sighs)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(animal squealing)
(Curious George chattering)
* Sometimes someone
quite surprising *
* Will appear on your horizon
* Open up your eyes and
be ready on your feet *
* Stay calm and stay collected
* When you face the unexpected
* You never really know what
kind of friends you'll meet *
* Uh oh, you never know
* Just what's coming
around the bend *
* Uh oh, I'm telling you so
* It might be trouble
* Or it might be a friend
- Hey, where's my hat?
- Maybe you left
it in the wagon.
* There are friends
you want to play with *
* Maybe even run with
* Spend a happy day with
* 'Cause they seem so neat
* They are funny
and they're smiley *
* But they're tricky
and they're wily *
* And highly unpredictably,
those friends you'll meet *
* Uh oh, look out below
* Who is that racing
around the bend *
* Uh oh, and you get up and go
* You might find trouble or
you might find a friend *
* Some friends you
know you can count on *
* Some friends you
always can rely on *
* But then you meet
a certain someone *
* Uh oh, you gotta
keep an eye on *
(animal squealing)
* Now when all is
said and done *
* And you've had
your share of fun *
* You find that
you're the lucky one *
* Who's in the catbird seat
* You might've made a friend
* Maybe someone to depend on
* And you share a happy ending
* With the friends you meet
* Uh oh, now you know
* You're ready for whatever's
coming round the bend *
* Uh oh, told you so
* The crazy kind of trouble
* Crazy kind of friend
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- This is definitely a herd.
Looks like they're
heading north,
across Copper
Creek Bridge to....
Just as I figured!
Jewel Lake.
(Curious George chattering)
- Hm?
Hm.
(motorcycle revving)
(lighthearted music)
- Didn't the the
resort have a shuttle?
- I rented this.
Much more fun, right?
And we're not
staying at a resort.
- Then where are we staying?
(lighthearted music)
Huh?
- Welcome to paradise.
- Does paradise come
with room service?
(lighthearted music)
(inspiring western music)
(Emmett yodeling)
(Curious George chattering)
- I was yodeling.
Long ago, cowboys used to
yodel to calm their herd.
Thought I'd give it a try.
Could come in handy later.
(Curious George chattering)
(Emmett yodeling)
(birds cawing)
A ha, Copper Creek Bridge!
Just like the map said.
- Whoa, wait a minute.
You expect us to cross
that rickety thing?
- We gotta, Ted.
It's the way the animals went.
(Curious George chattering)
Come on, girl.
(Ricochet whinnying)
- See?
I'm not the only one who doesn't
want to cross that thing.
(Curious George chattering)
George.
(dog barking)
George, be careful.
(dog grunting)
(tense music)
- Ah, see?
This isn't so bad.
You're doing a good job, George.
(Curious George chattering)
How's it going back there, Ted?
- [Ted] Just enjoying the view.
(laughing)
- Told you it was
stronger than it looked.
Jewel Lake, here we come!
Let's go round up
some animals, ya!
(lighthearted western music)
(lighthearted tropical music)
- If you want to see the fish,
you have to put your head under.
- I don't want to see
what's down there.
The only place I like to see
fish is on my dinner plate.
- Hey!
Where'd you go?
- Oh, a giant sea turtle!
- Where?
(spitting)
(chuckling)
- It's easier to breathe
with a snorkel in your mouth.
(lighthearted tropical music)
- And where are the animals?
- Well, they've been here.
(Curious George chattering)
- We're out of our league, guys.
I'm calling Frank Stetson.
(Curious George chattering)
Because we need him to
round up Ginny's animals.
- But Ted-
- This is not up for discussion.
This is, this is...
Not going to happen.
I don't have a signal.
Fine, we'll just go
back and ask him.
- But that's a five
hour ride at least.
But we'll be riding in
the dark before long.
(Curious George chattering)
And we'd have to cross
that bridge again.
- We made it once,
we can do it again.
- You're just tired, Ted.
How about we camp for the night?
We'll relax, get some rest,
and make a fresh
start in the morning.
(Curious George chattering)
- Well, where will we sleep?
What will we eat?
- I may have packed
a few extra things.
- You what?
- You can never be
too prepared, Ted.
And you know, that lake
is chock full of trout
waiting to be caught.
(Curious George chattering)
- I don't know.
Maybe I've had enough fishing.
(Curious George chattering)
- Yeah!
If I can teach you
to catch a fish,
then we spend the night, deal?
- Oh, deal.
(Curious George chattering)
- Okay.
See that rock in those reeds?
- Yeah.
- That's where the fish
will be hanging out,
looking for food.
Keep your wrist nice and loose,
and whip the tip of
the rod up and back,
and flick the rod forward now!
- Oh, rats!
(water splashing)
- Try it again.
(lighthearted music)
- Ugh, this isn't working.
(water splashing)
- Third time's a charm.
(tense music)
(Curious George chattering)
Good going!
Now gently twitch the line,
it makes it seem like
the lure's alive.
- Hey, I caught one!
- Yank it back a touch.
Oh, not too hard.
That's it, now reel 'er in.
Okay, good!
George, grab that
net and scoop her up!
(Curious George chattering)
- Oh, I did it!
- So, looks like we're
spending the night?
- Yep.
A deal's a deal.
But this time I'll
do the cooking.
(Curious George chattering)
Ooh.
I think I can work with this.
(lighthearted music)
- Ooh!
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Nice roping!
(Curious George chattering)
Truth is, I haven't had much
hands-on roping experience.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(tense music)
PeG@SuS
Urang Sunda Asli
(bell ringing)
- [Ted] Dinner is served!
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- Oh, Ted, that fish was...
(Curious George chattering)
I second that.
Mm, mm, good.
- Thanks.
I found a little
sage growing nearby.
(lighthearted music)
Wow.
I have never seen so many stars.
- Whoa.
- A good ol' cowboy
campfire requires
a good ol' cowboy song.
(lighthearted music)
* Now the sun is sinking low
* And you're moving
kind of slow *
* The evening breeze is blowing
through the willow trees *
* As the stars begin to peep,
you're falling off to sleep *
* You never knew
you'd maybe find *
* Some friends like these
* Whoa, whoa, you never know
* Just what's waiting
around the bend *
* Whoa, whoa, what do you know
* You went looking for trouble
* But found a friend
* Yodel odel odel lay tee
* You found a crazy
kind of friend *
* Yodel odel odel lay tee
* Oh, you found
yourself a friend *
(harmonica music)
(Curious George chattering)
Sure, give it a go.
(Curious George
playing harmonica)
Hey, with a little practice,
you'll get the hang of it.
(Curious George chattering)
You know, for a little
monkey, you sure know a lot.
(Curious George chattering)
(harmonica music)
(lighthearted music)
(suspenseful music)
Dang it!
(suspenseful music)
- Huh?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George laughing)
(wind blowing)
(harmonica music)
- Good morning, George.
(Curious George chattering)
(harmonica music)
(humming)
Ah.
(Ted yodeling)
(dog whimpering)
- Try it like this, Ted.
(Emmett yodeling)
(lighthearted music)
(Emmett yelling)
Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow,
ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow,
ow, ow, ow, ow!
(groaning)
That ought to do it, I guess.
(groans) Ow.
Well, Ted, looks like
you'll be riding Ricochet
while I rest my rump
on a nice, soft pillow
in the wagon.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, hold on.
I have never ridden a horse,
except on a merry-go-round.
- Then you've already
got a head start.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(Ted yelping)
You're doing great!
(Ted yelping)
- Easy, easy!
Easy, easy, easy!
How do I take her
out of reverse?
- Let her know who's in charge!
- She is!
- Put your feet in the stirrups!
(lighthearted music)
Okay, loosen up on the reins.
Use your legs.
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
That's how you do it!
(lighthearted music)
- Home sweet home, here we come.
- What?
- Come on, guys.
We need help finding
those animals.
We got to go back and
get Frank Stetson.
- We don't need Frank
Stetson's help, Ted.
I'm certain our animals
are in Fernwood Forest.
It's just around that bend.
(bird screeches)
- How can you be
sure they're there?
There's lots to eat,
and they'll love the shade.
Ted, just give me
one more chance.
- Okay.
- You won't regret this.
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- I hope you're right.
Oh, to be in Ginny's shoes.
- I'll never forgive
you for this!
(lighthearted music)
(Ginny grunting)
Oh my goodness.
(wondrous music)
- Well honey, we should
probably head back.
It'll be dark soon.
- I think I need to rest my feet
before we start hiking down.
- Oh, we're not hiking down.
- We're not?
(Ginny screaming)
(suspenseful music)
(Ted grunting)
- I still don't see any animals.
(harmonica music)
(lighthearted western music)
Emmett, face it, you have no
clue where these animals are.
- Well...
(dog barking)
I know they can't be far.
- [Ted] I've been listening
to you all this time,
enough is enough.
(dog barking)
(lighthearted music)
(Curious George chattering)
(dog barking)
- The animals are...
(lamb bleating)
Nelly!
(Curious George chattering)
Ted, don't lose her!
She could lead us to the herd.
- Okay.
(lamb bleating)
(Curious George chattering)
Do you see her, George?
(yelling)
(water splashes)
Oh, George, we lost her.
We're never gonna
find these animals.
(lighthearted music)
Go!
(lighthearted music)
Well, what do you know?
Nelly must've been trying
to lead us to her momma.
(Curious George chattering)
(animals chattering)
- Way to go, fellas!
You found the herd!
(Curious George chattering)
Oh yeah, we don't have Spittoon.
- He's gotta be close by.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
Oh no, no, no, no, no.
I don't like this one bit.
We need to get everyone
to some shelter.
(dramatic music)
(Curious George chattering)
- Lone Pine Falls,
that's an old ghost town.
We don't want to go there.
I heard it's so
chock full of ghosts,
the folks that lived there
up and deserted the place.
(Curious George chattering)
- George, ghost town
is just an expression
for a town that's abandoned.
There's no such thing as ghosts.
Isn't that right, Emmett?
(tense music)
(chuckling)
- That's right.
Oh, good gravy.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
- There it is.
Lone Pine Falls.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
Hey, Emmett!
These animals look scared.
- Yeah.
They could stampede
straight through town
and out the other side.
- Stampede?
- Okay.
If you can hold them up here,
I'll block off Main Street.
Then you drive them down,
and we'll pen them in.
(thunder rumbling)
(animals chattering)
You gotta get in front of them
and turn them back towards town!
(Curious George chattering)
I meant for you to do it, Ted.
- I know!
George, wait, I'll do it!
(suspenseful music)
(animals chattering)
Hey, slow down!
(Curious George chattering)
Whoa!
(Curious George chattering)
- Okay, no such thing as ghosts,
nothing to be scared of.
Except that.
Hold tight, Frick and Frack.
(herd rumbling)
Stop!
(animals chattering)
- Where will we hold the herd?
(Curious George chattering)
- Good idea!
(Curious George chattering)
(animals chattering)
(lighthearted music)
(cow moos)
(lamb bleats)
- Everyone accounted for?
(Curious George chattering)
- George, here's what we'll do.
Tomorrow at first light,
we'll track down Spittoon.
Absolutely.
Then we can lead the whole
herd back to Ginny's.
- You've got to be kidding me.
After what we just went through,
we're not taking these
animals anywhere.
- But-
- No.
George and the animals were
in serious danger back there.
We all were.
I am not letting
that happen again.
(Curious George chattering)
I'm trying to call Frank Stetson
so he can get us
out of this mess
once and for all.
Still no signal, ugh!
Hm.
I wonder...
It works!
(Curious George chattering)
No, we can't do it.
George, I'm not a cowboy,
Emmett's not a cowboy,
and neither are you.
- Ted's right, George.
This whole round up
idea was my fault.
(phone ringing)
- [Frank] Hey, you've
reached Frank Stetson.
Leave a message
after the beep, ya!
- Hi, Frank.
This is Ted, Ginny's cousin.
Long story, but we're
stuck in Lone Pine Falls
with all Ginny's animals.
You'd be doing me a
huge favor if you could
meet us out here and
bring them back for us.
Thanks.
George.
I...
(Curious George chattering)
(melancholic music)
(rain falling)
(thunder rumbling)
(snoring)
(jarring piano music)
- What was that?
George, did you hear that?
That!
(wind blowing)
(jarring piano music)
(Curious George chattering)
No, that's okay we don't
have to find out what it...
Wait for me!
(lighthearted piano music)
Oh, oh goody!
A musical ghost.
Buh-bye.
(mysterious music)
(jarring piano music)
(Curious George chattering)
Twisted tumbleweeds!
A ghost!
A real life ghost!
(Curious George chattering)
Spittoon!
(lighthearted piano music)
An old player piano.
Told you where was
nothing to be scared of.
(Curious George chattering)
(rain pouring)
(calming music)
- Now this is more like it.
Hm?
Hey guys, Spittoon is back!
(lighthearted music)
Guys.
I know you're disappointed
I called Frank.
- Hmph.
- Hmph.
(lighthearted music)
- Well, guess I'll go
back to reading this book
I found on the history
of Lone Pine Falls.
Contrary to popular folklore,
the town wasn't abandoned
because of ghosts.
Well, what do you know?
No ghosts.
- Well, what made all
the people leave then?
(Curious George chattering)
- It says a tremendous
storm caused a flash flood
to come hurdling
down Main Street.
Fortunately, no one perished.
(thunder rumbles)
Huge storm, flash
flood, down Main Street?
We need to get to
higher ground, now!
(suspenseful music)
(thunder rumbling)
- She's making a break!
- Ya!
Get back in there, come on, ya!
George, head up that trail.
Oh, no.
(suspenseful music)
- It'll be all
right, Nelly girl.
I hope.
(animals chattering)
(suspenseful music)
I'm stuck!
I'm stuck!
(dramatic music)
Thanks.
- You got it.
(lighthearted music)
(animals chattering)
(water rushing)
- Whew, oh boy.
Ted.
You really saved
the day back there.
- Thanks.
(animals chattering)
- Emmett.
Where's the map?
We're going home.
- But Ted...
- Aren't we gonna wait for
the Stetson crew to show up?
- Let's meet them
on the way back.
I say we can do this ourselves.
(lighthearted music)
- Well, what do you know?
(lighthearted music)
We're here, and
here's Ginny's farm.
(Curious George chattering)
Looks like a river.
- Uh, how big?
(dramatic music)
This'll have to do.
Ready, George?
Emmett?
- I don't know.
- What's wrong?
- I've only seen someone
ford a river in the movies.
It feels a whole lot
different in real life.
Truth is, I've never
done any of this before.
I've never herded cattle,
never roped anything.
I'm just a big
dreamer phony baloney.
(Curious George chattering)
- George is right, Emmett.
You were the one who
tracked the herd.
(Curious George chattering)
And you taught me how
to fish and how to ride.
Without your cowboy skills,
we would've never
made it this far.
(Curious George chattering)
Besides, when the
going gets tough,
we get tougher, right?
(bird screeches)
- If you two believe in
me, then it's high time
I believe in myself.
Let's ford this thing!
(Curious George chattering)
- Emmett, it's time
I take the wagon,
and you ride Ricochet.
(dramatic music)
- Ted, you start
the wagon across.
(dramatic music)
- Oh, okay, that's deep.
- George, you and Billy go next.
The animals will follow Billy.
Me and Ricochet, we'll
bring up the rear.
(Curious George chattering)
(Billy muttering)
(animals chattering)
- What's going on back there?
- Billy's not going in.
If doesn't lead the herd
across, we're stuck.
(animals chattering)
(Curious George chattering)
(Emmett yodels)
(Ted yodels)
(lighthearted music)
* When the road's getting rough
and the river's too wide *
* When you know in your
heart it's time to decide *
* Will you stand on the
shore or mount up and ride *
* Will you make it
* Make it to the other side
(lamb bleats)
* When you're over your head
* And your mind's
full of doubt *
* And wherever you look,
there's no easy way out *
* Gotta dig way down deep
to the courage inside *
* It will get you, get
you to the other side *
(Curious George chattering)
* Look all around you
* You know what you'll find
* You are never alone
* Someone's riding behind
* So lift up your voice
* And say it with pride
* We can make it
* We can make it
to the other side *
* You and me, we can make it
(dog barking)
* We're gonna make it
to the other side *
(animals chattering)
- We did it!
Yee haw!
- Yee haw!
(Curious George chattering)
- [Frank] Everyone okay here?
- Frank!
(lighthearted music)
- You got my message?
- You called?
We've been out checking
our fences since last night
when the storm broke.
I say, Emmett, that
was mighty fine ropin'.
You showed some real
courage out there.
If you still want that job
at my ranch, it's all yours.
(lighthearted music)
- No thanks, Frank.
I'm happy working
on Ginny's farm.
(animals squealing)
- How about we get
these animals home?
(Curious George chattering)
(lighthearted music)
- No, no, it's fine, Mom.
Actually, I was
thinking next time
we could try some
mountain climbing.
Mount Everest?
Hm.
(lighthearted music)
Well, look at that.
Everyone's behaving themselves.
(lighthearted music)
I can't believe it!
Billy's pulling that plow.
(dog barking)
- Ginny!
(Curious George chattering)
- Hey guys!
- Welcome home, boss.
How was your trip?
- Well, remember
how I was saying
I'm the stay at home type?
Not anymore.
This is my favorite
place on earth,
but there's so much more
out there to see and do.
(chuckling)
- I know what you mean.
- Did you finally
get to relax, Ted?
- I've found a better
way to clear my mind.
(Curious George chattering)
What George is trying to say is,
we got to spend time
with a real cowboy.
- Emmett, looks like
you did a great job.
I picked this up for you.
- Thanks!
(guitar music)
- Are you free next
summer to watch the place?
Mom and I are thinking about
Paris, or Mount Everest.
- You bet!
(lighthearted guitar music)
* It's a fine kind of day
* When the sun shines through
* And you're sharing a smile
* With a buddy or two
* You found your way home
* And you know you will stay
* Good things will
come your way *
* On a fine kind of day
* Come on in, rest a spell
* There's dreams to
dream and tales to tell *
* Life is good,
and all is well *
* For me
* And you
* On a fine kind of day
* When you're
singing your song *
* And your circle of friends
* Are all singing along
* When the troubles you've had
* Have all blown away
* Thanks is all
you want to say *
* On a fine kind of day
* When the troubles you've had
* Have all blown away
* Thanks is all
you want to say *
* On this fine kind of day
* On this fine kind of day
(suspenseful music)
* The wheels are rolling
under your seat *
* You feel the tingle
start in your feet *
* You know that something
wonderful is coming your way *
* You watched the world
go thundering past *
* Feel your heart
start beating so fast *
* There couldn't be a
happier day than today *
* The mountains so tall,
the trees so green *
* Like nothing at all
you've ever seen *
* You could reach right up
* And capture a
cloud if you tried *
* Anything's possible
* Under a wide
* Wide open sky
* And each new place
that comes into view *
* Is like a song
that's singing to you *
* So come along and see what
surprise lies in store *
* And who can say what's
round the next bend *
* A stranger who might
just be your friend *
* Adventures that you've
never imagined before *
* Now you're racing along
* Mile after mile
* Sun overhead,
bright as your smile *
* And outside your window
wonders are catching your eye *
* Everything's magical
* Under a wide
* Wide open sky
* You could be riding your
horse over the plains *
* Running free,
guiding the herd *
* Holding the reins
* It's a whole new
world, here in the west *
* Every day is
good, better, best *
* And your dreams
can come true *
* If only you let them fly
* Everything's wonderful
* Under a wide, wide open sky
* Wide open sky
* Wide open sky
(dramatic music)
(lighthearted music)
PeG@SuS
Urang Sunda Asli