Mystery on the Cattle Hill Express (2023) - full transcript
What if there was a seed that could grow without rain and sun, even without soil? The genius inventor pig Albert Einswein has with his super seed the solution for Cattle hill, which is struggling with supplies.
- Klara?
What's your position?
Over.
- Meet me at the barn.
Over.
- Roger.
Over and out.
The Farmstead
Detective's new case.
- The missing rake!
- It's like
we're Agatha Christensen,
the world famous top detective!
- I'll
need that and that.
Someone's lost a button!
- What if we
get to meet her one day?
- Hm?
Suspicious looking
footprints, hm.
- Huh?
- Come on, Gavin.
Let's go check it out!
Someone's here.
- Like who?
- Yeah.
- Wool!
- Gavin, sh!
Gavin, the lights!
Mm-hm.
Hey, what are you doing?
- I've been
caught red handed!
Oh.
Oh.
- Bart?
- Yeah.
- Uncle Bart?
- Oh!
My poor butt!
Ow!
Ow-ow-wee-wee!
Have you totally
lost your marbles?
Scaring me like that?
What are you two up to?
- We're detectives!
- Farmstead Detectives.
- Farmstead detectives?
- Yes!
- Farmstead Detectives?
Gavin won't even go to the
bathroom at night!
- Well, we did catch you
red-handed, didn't we?
Did you steal dad's rake then?
- Hm, huh?
Ha!
I don't steal, I borrow!
That's what good neighbors do.
And now, finally, I can
get sheared.
- Another case solved.
The red sheep butt.
- Yes!
Dad!
We solved the case!
It was just Uncle Bart
who borrowed your rake!
Dad?
- Yeah ?
- Is there still something
wrong with the soil?
- Yeah.
Nothing grows here anymore.
- Why not?
- If I only knew.
I've tried everything.
Both crop rotation
and intercropping,
but nothing works.
I just don't know how long I
can keep running the farm now.
Tried everything.
- No longer run the farm?
- Huh?
- Biff, Biff!
I have learned a
brand new dance!
Maybe it'll help with the soil.
Here you go, Biff!
- Thanks, Bart.
- I only borrowed it.
That's what good neighbors
do, don't you think?
Huh?
What is Chickolina up to?
- It's a rain d-d-dance.
A rain dance!
A very old and very
rare fertility dance!
- Hey, come on,
Give it a break!
You're stomping
all over my seeds!
- Biff, I only want what's
best for Cattle Hill.
You must let me finish.
You must have faith in my
cluck cluck cluck cluck work!
No more bongo drums for you.
So this is
where the party is at?
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
We were just-
- Biff, I have
found the solution!
Cattle Hill must
be saved!
Now, as good luck would have it,
I'm both inventive and dynamic!
We'll do it
with the latest
technological innovation,
namely, a nano seed!
- No, no, no, no, no.
You are not planting
that in my soil.
- Oh, yes, I am!
My firm, Greedy Pig Export, Inc.
has already invested a
lot in your farm, Biff!
So, I expect you to do
the right thing!
This affects us all!
- I've tried everything.
- What?
This is just one huge sand pit!
- Bart.
- Well, that was pretty funny.
- Oh!
- We can't
let Cattle Hill end up
like Rabbit Woods Farm!
- What's that?
- Rabbit Woods?
- No idea.
- Who who's th-th-that?
- Um, have you
found a boyfriend?
- Yeah, I met him at Swindon!
Albert Einswine!
A famous inventor!
- Oh!
- Don't you think?
- I've just eaten my
breakfast again?
- Listen to me.
If you want to be
a farmer tomorrow,
I recommend you show up at
Capitol Hill Train Station
at nine o'clock sharp.
- What's happening there?
- Be there, or be square.
Don't miss it.
- Yeah, I
just don't know.
- Maybe it might be exciting
to try something completely new.
Aren't you at all curious
about what'll happen
at the station?
- Yeah.
Maybe you're right after all,
perhaps of change of
scenery would do is good.
Whatever happens down there.
Agreed?
- Yes, yes.
And that seed could
save Cattle Hill.
- Well, one can always hope,
but when something sounds
too good to be true,
it usually is, Klara.
It's called Horse Sense.
- Horse sense.
- But I'll try to keep
a positive attitude.
- Oh, where are we going?
- We'll find out soon.
- She's probably forgotten.
That's fine by me.
I've got more
important things to do.
Bless you, Gavin.
- Excuse me, I'm a bit sniffly.
- Ernie, what are
you doing here?
- Oh, good morning.
I was invited by Paul
Lee to take some photos
for my newspaper.
There's a really exciting
business deal
happening apparently.
- Uh-oh, one minute past 9:00.
Well, that looks like
this celebrity pig is-
Ow, ow, ow!
A little delayed.
Typical trains, ooh.
- Let me
introduce myself.
I am Albert Einswein.
- Huh?
- And this gorgeous
sow has told me
that there is trouble
at Cattle Hill.
But do not despair,
there isn't a problem in this
world that I cannot solve.
- Biff, I see you came
to your senses.
- Well, Klara and I haven't
been out together in ages.
- Smile.
- Ah, my newfound friends.
Welcome to Metana X, a truly
unique laboratory train.
Welcome aboard.
- Wow.
We're going on a trip.
- Wow, it was too late though.
Woo, that's some bad taste.
- Get in, get in.
Isn't it great?
Isn't it wonderful?
- Wow.
- Where are we going?
- Ah, wow.
- Whoa.
- In you go.
Hm.
Ah.
Let's get rolling.
As you can see, everything's
in mint condition,
to put it mildly, yeah.
Oh.
- Doors closing.
- Oh.
Now do kick back
and enjoy the view
because now we're heading
off like greased lightning.
- Oh, wow.
If I may ask you, please
take a small step to one side
because here's a taste
of the delicious food
we shall enjoy later.
Metana X is a train like
none the world has ever seen.
All facilities are, of
course, first class.
So just relax and enjoy.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
What exactly are we
doing on this train?
- Where shall I start?
Let me show you
around the lab train.
First car, the sleeper.
- Oh, incredible.
It works.
- Join me in the parlor car.
- How am I?
- Come, come follow me.
Onboard we have food
and drink rivaling that
of any luxury restaurant.
- Oh.
Oh!
Really?
- And should any of
the children misbehave,
they will end up here.
Oh, I am only kidding.
You shall now become
the very first
to observe my
beloved laboratory.
Yes, go in.
- Wow.
- Here I have
worked long and hard
on many different experiments.
The tanks hanging up there
contain the train's fuel.
Metana is a train
running on cow burps
and cow farts.
- Cow burps?
- That's cow farts?
- Gas, or methane to be
exact, hence the name, Metana.
- Good morning, Albert.
You called?
- Oh no, I did not.
- You
sound smart today.
- Toot toot, thank you.
Metana is our
artificial intelligence.
She also runs the train.
- Is no one driving
this train then?
- No, no, don't be afraid.
She is much more reliable
than any dozy train driver.
- Albert, show your audience
the main attraction.
- Okay.
Metana, dim the lights to 15%.
- Yes Albert,
dimming the lights to 40%.
- Thank you, Metana.
And now, my dear friends,
we've reached the
highlight of this journey.
Let me present to you my
masterpiece Super Seed X.
A seed to change
the world forever.
With Super Seed X, I combine
two of my favorite things,
gene technology
and nanotechnology.
- Wow.
- Super Seed X is
not merely a seed,
it's a genetically
modified mini robot.
Or rather, millions of them.
Super Seed X can become
whatever you want it to be.
You see, it is programmable.
Apple tree, onions,
strawberries,
whatever your heart desires.
Let's see, wouldn't you
just love a juicy tomato?
- How is that possible?
One has to try.
It's a tad more sour than
my stomach is used to.
- Super Seed X doesn't
need a single ray of sun
or even a drop of
water to grow .
Merely a hoof full of dirt.
- Albert, get to the point.
- Certainly, Cattle Hill
shall become the first farm
to make use of this
fabulous technology.
Cattle Hill and Super Seed X
shall become world
famous brand names.
This train is on its
way to my mega factory.
The prototype of the Super
Seed will be mass produced.
- Dad, isn't this fantastic?
- Yeah.
- The Metana, what
just happened?
- You forgot to
recharge my ridgid.
- Well, my dear ladies and
gentleman, Super Seed X.
- Quite close to the
homestead, bBut still, wow.
All the same.
- That must be an
extremely powerful crystal.
It'll shower its energy
upon Cattle Hill.
What do you think, Biff?
- I mean, sure.
- I now invite you all to a
sumptuous celebration dinner
in the restaurant car.
Follow me.
- Oh.
- Wow, how cool.
- This is awesome.
- Oh, oh, oh.
What's that?
- I don't know.
Food, I think.
- Oh, thank you for a
wonderful day, Albert.
- Cheers, Pauline.
To the future.
- To the future.
Cheers.
- Excuse me, Pauline,
I must go back to work.
Please eat like a pig.
- Oh,.
Waiter!
How do you address these things?
- I can't sit here
and celebrate.
- Dad?
- Yes.
- Waiter!
- Super Seed X
will make everything grow again.
Hm?
- Hm.
Will it now?
- You're so old fashioned.
Look around, see where we are.
- Well, the main thing
is securing a future
for Cattle Hill.
But you cannot make
me eat this food here.
I'm going to bed.
- No, stop spinning.
Waiter, come here now.
- Hello?
Pig thingies, where's my food?
Ooh, I'm starving.
Hungry.
I'm famished.
Yoo-hoo.
I'm dizzy, so dizzy.
Oh, yum.
I'm ravenous now.
Tomato soup, huh,
well, it will do.
I suppose.
I need a spoon!
I need a spoon.
Stop the train!
- Why are we stopping?
- I need a napkin.
- Spoon, spoon.
- My seed.
My seed is gone!
Oh, someone has stolen it.
- What is going on?
- Someone stolen Super
Seed X, my masterpiece.
- Oh no.
Poor, poor you.
And poor me!
- That seed could
save the world.
- That seed could
save Cattle Hill.
But, can't you make a new seed?
You've invented it before.
- No, I can't just
make a new seed.
That was a prototype.
The only one of its kind.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hm.
The train.
Hm.
No one leaves this train.
The thief is still among us.
- It wasn't me,
I didn't take it.
- One of you must
have stolen it.
Get me a phone, now!
Am I speaking to
Agatha Christensen?
- Agatha Christensen, the
world famous detective.
She's my hero.
- I need your help
catching a thief.
Huh?
I'll pay you whatever it takes
and I will see you at Rabbit
Woods Station right away.
- Gavin, you finally
get to meet your hero.
- So, there
is a thief on this train?
- Oh, Agatha Christensen.
- Super Seed X,
you must find it.
It's my masterpiece.
Don't you get it?
- Excuse me, please put me down.
- Yes, certainly.
- Ah.
Thanks.
So where was this
infamous seed last seen?
- In the lab car and now it has
disappeared without a trace.
- Thank you, dear.
Excellent.
I will take it from here.
- Certainly.
- Hi, I'm your biggest fan.
I have your poster on my wall.
I've studied all
your cases in detail.
The Black Sheep Mystery.
Oh, ah, yes.
And The Bunny Boiler.
Oh, sorry.
- I've just realized that I
failed to bring any assistance
on this trip.
- Really?
- Are you saying, did we?
- That we?
I Agatha Christensen's
assistants.
- Okay, let's get to work.
Let me tell you, in
no uncertain terms,
the life of a private eye
is as exciting as can be.
- Come on!
- Yeah.
Pow.
- Look, look, Agatha,
I found something.
- Great, Klara.
It could be the suspect's print.
Now let's interview
all the guests
about where they were
when the seed was stolen.
Come on!
- Keep up now.
- Bart.
- Yes.
- Oh, you're nervous.
- Eh?
- Did you perhaps
steal the seed?
- No, yes, no, yes, no, no.
Yes, no, no, yes.
Let me outta here!
- Oh, is it true-
- I only borrow things.
I've never stolen
a thing in my life.
There's no air.
Fresh out of air.
Someone stole the air.
- Pauline, did
you steal the Super Seed?
- Huh?
Oh, I'm his girlfriend.
Better from this angle.
- Chickolina, where were you
when the seed disappeared?
- Oh, just let me
check my memory.
Oh!
What, what are you riding?
Oh!
- Was it perhaps you?
Hm.
Biff, where were you when
the dinner was served?
- No comment.
- You're not a big fan
of technology, are you?
- No comment.
- Are you planning
on saying no comment
to all of my questions?
- Yes.
I mean, no comment.
Huh?
What?
- Welcome everyone.
Please find a place to sit.
- Is the investigation complete?
- It is.
I, excuse me,
we have spent the day talking
to you to find out who could
have a motive for
stealing Albert's seed.
And the conclusion
we have come to is.
Biff!
- Me?
- You want to keep
running the farm
like you always have.
- Biff?
- Dad?
- You don't exactly approve
of Albert and Pauline's plans
for your farm, do you?
- Biff?
- Biff!
- No, I've never.
- And unlike the passengers
in the restaurant car
at the time, you
don't have an alibi.
- Oh!
- You, Biff, left the
restaurant car early yesterday.
- I'm going to bed.
- Was it perhaps to
steal a certain seed?
Klara, show me the print
you found on the glass case.
Oh, it's a match!
It was you Biff,
who stole the seed.
- But Dad?
- I just knew it.
I had a hunch that it was Biff.
- Klara, it wasn't me!
- Fine, you can admit
to everything later.
Klara.
I didn't do it, Klara.
I didn't steal that seed.
- Yes, I know that, Dad.
Of course it wasn't you.
- And should I go to prison
then I won't be able to stay
with you at Cattle Hill anymore.
- Biff, where's the seed?
Why are you ruining
everything for everybody?
- It wasn't me who
stole the seed.
Go ahead, you can
frisk me if you want.
- Ew, rather not.
- No matter why you took it
or where you hid it,
give it back, and the
sooner the better.
When I steal stuff,
borrow stuff, I find
that giving it back
to the owner as soon as
possible is always helpful.
- Dad didn't steal the seed.
- Sure, I hear you, but
I don't believe you.
Well, I'm off to enjoy
whatever's left of the free food
and excellent service onboard
before heading back
to Cattle Hill.
I'll fatten myself up like a-
- Oh, I sense a lot of
negative energy in this room.
So if anyone else
needs to unwind,
you're welcome to join right in.
- Biff, think of Cattle Hill.
Think of Klara.
What will become of her
if you go to jail, huh?
Chickolina!
Chickolina!
- Pauline's right.
I can't go to jail.
I'd miss out on everything.
Like watching you grow
up on Cattle Hill and...
You must help me, Klara.
- But how?
- The seed has to be
somewhere on the train,
aren't you and Gavin detectives?
- That's exactly what we are
and we shall prove that you
didn't steal the seed, Dad.
- But Klara, just be careful.
- Hm.
- Metana, let me off
the train right now.
- Agatha!
- I beg your pardon?
- You can't just leave.
- Why the devil not?
I've solved the case, haven't I?
It was Biff.
- And I am forever in your debt,
but we are heading
back to Cattle Hill
where the police are
waiting to arrest Biff.
I need you here.
- Of course, Albert.
Of course.
- Metana, turn the train around
and head for Cattle Hill.
Turn it around.
- Yes, Albert.
- We must find the Super Seed
and prove that Dad is innocent
and time is running out.
Come on, we must search
the entire train.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Ow, ow.
- Come here you cake waiter.
Gavin, now!
- I found something.
Ready.
- Come on.
Look!
Is the seed back?
- A, it must be, hm?
- Welcome, Albert.
- What are you doing here?
- We, we, we would-
- We were just-
- Get out now!
Out, out, out, out, out!
- Sorry. Sorry.
Oh!
Look, this was odd.
- Hm
- Oh, whoa.
Ah, stuffed.
Ah.
Ah.
- A mask?
- Yes.
- Hm.
It's on fire!
- Sh.
I'm crystal cleaning the
energy with alliance.
Breathe it out.
Free your belly.
- Oh!
- What is that?
- I don't know.
- Now the
sun is greeting the day.
Thank you.
- Gum, pebbles,
chocolate, wrapping paper.
Bits of tomato.
We have the shiny button,
A twisted spoon and
bits from a jacket.
We found quite a few things.
- Yes, or absolutely
nothing at all.
It's all garbage.
- Huh?
- None of this stuff
will help my dad, Gavin.
We'll be at the station
soon and the police
are waiting to arrest him.
- Oh!
Oh, it's the very same coat!
Hm, let's see.
Huh?
Oh.
Oh.
Huh, Klara!
- Look.
A hand drawn map of the train.
This has to mean
something, right?
- Hm.
- I found it in the
coat pocket, huh?
- Hm, okay then.
Then we must find the
owner of the coat.
Don't you think?
- Oh, I just have to
stretch my legs a little.
- Ernie?
- Oh.
You two literally scared the
living daylights out of me.
- You wouldn't happen to know
who owns this coat, do you?
- Oh, no, sorry.
But say cheese.
- Can we borrow your
photos from this trip?
- Which of them?
- All of them.
It's incredible how many
photos Ernie has taken.
- Mm.
- Check out Bart.
- Typical Uncle Bart.
Let's hope he found something.
Hm?
- There's no sign of the coat.
Wait, Gavin, hand me
the magnifying glass.
Look, right there behind Bart.
- Huh?
All I see is Uncle
Bart picking his nose.
No, wait!
Ah.
I can see two eyes.
Ah, someone's hiding in there!
That must be the thief, Klara.
- The ventilation
shaft, come on Gavin.
So.
Okay, Bart must have
picked his nose here.
Hm?
- There it is.
- Oh.
- Oh, watch the glasses.
- Okay, so this is
how the thief got in.
- My nose, ouch.
- Grab a hold of this, Gavin.
- Klara, Albert's laboratory.
- I haven't suddenly
started caring
about Rabbit Woods or
any of the other places.
- Hm, Rabbit Woods?
- I am exempt from all liability
for anything that
took place there.
Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
My point is that whether Super
Seed X stays missing or not,
there is no need to bother
the insurance companies
with this information.
Now, you must ask
them to transfer
the 50 million insurance payout
to my account in
the Cowman Islands.
- Uh, uh, uh-
- Uh?
Hm.
Hello?
Hm?
Hm?
- Oh, okay, insurance.
- I can't believe it's Albert.
Albert's the thief.
He's hidden the seed to get
the insurance money payout.
- So do you get the money
if you just lose something?
- Or if it gets stolen,
it's Albert himself.
Albert's the thief!
- And the police are
coming to arrest your dad!
- Come on, we
must find the seed.
Oh my glasses.
- Hm.
Okay.
Rabbit woods!
This is what Pauline
was talking about.
- But I don't get why
all the other farms
have been crossed out.
- This isn't the first.
Super Seed X isn't
the first seed.
- X, doesn't X mean 10
in Latin or something?
- The tenth seed.
One, two, three, four
five, six, seven,
eight, nine, 10.
And Cattle Hill is next!
- Your dad didn't do it!
We've gotta run quickly
and tell Agatha.
- Hm.
- Alfred is behind everything!
We heard him on the phone.
He stole his own seed to
collect the insurance money
and he's framed my dad to
get away with all of it.
- Mm-hm.
- So, Albert?
- Yes!
- Intriguing by all means.
But can you prove it?
- We need your help.
Albert had left the restaurant
car when the seed was stolen.
So he had the opportunity.
- Excuse me, Pauline,
I must go back to work.
Please eat like a pig.
- Motive and no alibi.
Definitely a good start.
But we need something
to connect him directly
to the seed case.
Remember that Biff's print
was the only evidence found
at the seed.
- Look Agatha, I
found something.
- It's a match.
It's a match.
- Hm, so the thief
must have worn gloves
to avoid leaving their
prints on the glass.
- The button.
It was inside the glass case.
- A?
A, A for Albert.
- Or A, for Agatha?
- What?
A C, Agatha Christensen!
So it was you?
- So it was you.
Oh dear, no, no,
that's not the case.
You are well aware
that I came aboard
after the seed had been stolen.
- It is correct that
you got on the train
at Rabbit Woods Station.
But by then I believe
you had already left.
You were there.
You were there right
from the start.
- Hm.
- Your coat got stuck
when you snuck in
at Cattle Hill Station.
- Let's get rolling.
Everything's perfect.
- Your coat got ripped
and before you knew it,
two of the robots ran off
with your coat and mask.
Isn't that right, Agatha?
- Hm.
- Have a taste
of the delicious food
we shall enjoy later.
- You hid when Bart's
food was being delivered
and you stole his spoon.
- I need a spoon!
- You used
the spoon to get
into the ventilation shaft.
- And then, of course, you know.
- You stole the
seed without leaving prints.
- Huh?
Metana, stop the train!
- When the train
stopped in its tracks,
your button snapped.
One half fell into
the glass case.
You immediately
realized that you had
to escape by the roof.
Maybe you could've made it,
but things didn't go
according to your planning.
You assumed you'd left evidence.
You nearly got away with it.
- Hello, Agatha Christensen.
How can I help?
- Am I speaking to
Agatha Christensen?
- That's what I said,
what can I do for you?
- I need your help
catching a thief.
- Yes, I can be
there right away.
Meet me at Rabbit Woods Station.
- You then had to
get back inside the train.
So Albert offering you this
case was a stroke of luck.
And now you could control
the investigation.
You could make it
seem like someone else
had stolen the seed.
- So there is a thief onboard.
- Agatha Christensen, you
are not just a detective,
you're also a detect thief.
You stole Albert's seed.
And my dad is getting
punished for your actions.
- Not bad, not bad at
all my dear assistant.
You make me really proud.
But even if your claim
is true, which it isn't,
you cannot prove a thing.
And more importantly,
who do you think people
will actually believe?
Two kids?
Or the world's most
famous master detective?
- The seed, it must
be in her purse!
Ooh.
- Hm, hm.
- Gavin!
- Ah!
- Gavin, she's getting away.
- Go back, Klara.
Please let me finish this.
- Oh!
- Oh.
Klara.
Here, take this.
I'll go back inside and
I'll stop here from there.
- Great, Gavin.
Wait!
Agatha, Agatha, stop!
Agatha, stop, it isn't worth it!
Go back. Klara.
Didn't you hear?
You must let me finish this!
- Agatha, we can work this out.
- Go back.
- Agatha, stop!
Agatha, stop!
- Leave
me alone, you pest!
- She's escaping, Gavin.
- I think you should
come back down, over.
- Wait!
Gavin, tunnel!
- Klara, Klara, Klara!
- I'm here, Gevin.
- Thank goodness, Klara,
thank goodness.
- I can't see her.
- Ooh.
Ugh.
Ugh, ugh.
Could use some fresh air.
- Ugh.
- Talk about having an
out-of-body experience.
- It was Agatha.
- Agatha?
- What are you talking about?
- Agatha's a thief.
The seed is in her purse.
- Are your, are you certain?
- Yes, we must prove it's her.
The police are
waiting to arrest dad
at the station for a
crime he did not commit.
- But where can?
- Oh!
- Excuse me.
- Do you have a cold?
I think I have a herbal remedy
in my co, co, compartment.
- Gavin, have you forgotten
to take your pill again?
- I try not to bother
anyone with my sneezing.
- Ah, he's so allergic
to small, furry mammals.
I mean, it's like...
- Like rabbits.
- Sure, them too.
- Of course, he's very
allergic to Agatha.
- Huh?
- Gavin, you sneeze away
and let your allergy
lead us to Agatha.
- Oh.
- Gavin, let
those sneezes out.
- When do
I receive the money?
What more information does
the insurance company need?
- Good job, Gavin.
Hang in there.
- What more do
they need to know?
They've stole my seed!
- No.
Agatha stole your seed.
- Agatha?
- Yes, but we're on her trail.
Gavin is sneezing her out.
- That little rat.
- Oh, that was lovely.
- Hang in there Gavin.
Well done.
- That felt nice.
That was a good one.
- Gavin, stop snotting
on the floor now.
- Good job, Gavin.
- Oh, can someone take over?
- Metana, please
open the safety door.
- No.
- No?
Do as I tell you.
- Metana?
It must be Agatha.
She's done something to Metana.
Please, you must stop her
before she destroys everything.
- Whoa.
- Help me up there.
- In the meantime, can
someone release Dad?
That prison cell is reserved
for a certain rabbit.
- That
tickles, that tickles.
- Agatha, stop!
- Ow, ow.
- Take that!
No.
- that tickles.
- I can't stop.
- Ow, ow.
- No, I have to ruin
everything for Albert,
the way he ruined
everything for us.
He robbed us off everything.
- Ow.
Ouch!
A biff!
A Biff.
A hello.
Time to let you out.
Sorry.
It was just a misunderstanding.
- I'd expect nothing
less from you, Bart.
- Ah, thanks, Biff.
Apparently Agatha
stole the seed.
Would you believe it?
- Klara, she solved the case.
That's my girl.
I sure hope that's the key.
- I don't know
where I put the key.
- Huh, what?
- What do we do?
What happened?
- Bye bye, Albert.
- Metana!
Metana.
- Wait for me, Biff!
- Klara!
- This is about Rabbit
Woods, isn't it?
What terrible thing did
Albert do at Rabbit Woods
to make you want
to steal the seed?
Agatha?
I know this is not who you are.
You are no thief.
- No.
The seed destroyed the
soil at Rabbit Woods.
We loved our soil.
We nurtured it as best we could.
The problem was that
there wasn't enough of it.
You see, we rabbits have
quite a few children.
To put it mildly.
At our farm in Rabbit Woods,
we eventually had too
many mouths to feed.
We were growing desperate
when he suddenly showed up.
Albert, the swine
with all the answers.
For a short while
it looked promising.
Wonderful in fact.
Then everything died.
Albert, the man
responsible for everything
had long since run off with
his pigtail between his legs.
To make matters even
worse, he kept doing it.
Rabbit Woods was just the
first farm he destroyed.
Not even a carrot would
grow in Rabbit Woods
since he was there.
And ever since I've been
plotting my revenge.
You must never let Albert
plant that seed on Cattle Hill.
Look me in the eye and
promise me that, Klara!
Cattle Hill must not suffer
the same fate as Rabbit Woods.
- We've got to stop this train!
- But how?
We've tried all the buttons.
- The tanks.
- What, the tanks?
- Exactly, the methane tanks.
- The methane tanks.
- Oh!
- Come on.
- Well, well, I'm ,
I'm looking forward to
arresting someone again.
- It's not working, the
train isn't stopping.
Agatha!
- Up here, Klara.
Listen, we have to get off
before we run out tracks.
- What should we do?
- We have to jump.
We have no other choice.
Klara, trust me.
- Oh, hold on to your hats!
- Agatha?
Agatha?
- Klara.
Here's the seed,
Klara, you take it.
I hope and think you'll
do the right thing.
It has been our real
pleasure meeting you.
And remember, the
world will always have
a need for our good detective.
Okay.
Until we meet again, my friend.
Good luck and goodbye.
- Agatha?
Agatha?
- Klara.
- Dad?
- Klara.
- Oh, I was so scared.
So very scared.
Oh, thank goodness.
- Did you get the seed?
Where's Agatha?
- She simply disappeared.
- Months of hard
work gone to waste.
Years as a matter of fact.
I must return to the
laboratory and start all over.
- Matana?
- Walk to towards the light.
Don't be afraid.
My work here is done.
- No!
No, my masterpiece.
- Back to Twinder.
This time I go for muscles.
Oh!
- Did you get the seed?
- Hm.
- Huh, well, then just who
am I supposed to arrest here?
- Don't blame the inventor.
It was, my assistants.
- I've never arrested
robots before,
but there's a first
time for everything.
Crap.
Come back here.
- Well, well, Klara,
to think your father
would end up like this.
Working with computers.
I've never really
understood these things.
What if this is my last
year here at Cattle Hill?
- Are we there yet?
Klara!
Klara!
Klara, quickly, Klara,
you have to see this!
- While we were away,
wonderful things had happened
at Cattle Hill all on their own.
- Let me see.
Yes.
- Are you trying to tell me that
this horrible journey
was just a waste of time?
- No, no, no.
Because guess what, Bart?
This rather unpleasant,
unfortunate train ride
might actually have saved
our beloved Cattle Hill.
Because sometimes the
best the farmer can do
is give the soil
a moment's rest.
- Dad was
right, for once.
The Cattle Hill soil
never needed Super Seeds,
robots, nor nanotechnology.
It just needed a rest, which
it finally had been given.
And in no time,
plants were again
sprouting and growing
all over Cattle Hill.
- Big smile.
- Who knows if
Chickolina's rain dance
made a difference to the soil?
But what it did do
was teach Pauline
to finally kick back a little.
And Albert taught
dad that things
could be done a
little differently
to how they always have.
A little manure is needed.
Fortunately, Gavin and
Bart are the world's
best muck spreaders.
Well, Bart definitely is.
And it never hurts to put a
lot of love into what you do,
which isn't a problem
when you love what you do
and you have the world's
best crew to work with.
An adventurous detective's life
is all well and good at times.
But I, I don't think I will
ever be being a farmer.
- I'm only joking.