The Enid Blyton Adventure Series (1996–…): Season 1, Episode 3 - Valley of Adventure - full transcript
(thrilling music)
- Skull and crossbones!
- [Jack] This must be it.
(grinding)
- It's our cellar!
- [Jack] Amazing!
Okay, Joe, the game's up.
- Run!
- [Jake] Stay where you are!
(waves lapping)
- Oh, look out!
(beeping)
- 25?
- No!
(splashing)
(suspenseful music)
♪ Whatever the danger
you gotta be strong ♪
♪ So trust in your heart ♪
♪ We can't go wrong being true ♪
♪ I'll always stand by you ♪
- Bill, you scared me!
What are you doing here?
- You scared me, I was
just about to knock.
- Well, so what brings you out
here at this time of night?
Owls?
- I was taking a walk, I saw your lights.
I thought I'd drop in
and see how the kids were
after our trip.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to startle you.
- Well, nor I you.
Thanks so much for taking them out.
They really enjoyed it.
- Oh, good.
Good.
Well, I'll see you tomorrow.
- Yeah.
- Goodnight.
- 'Night.
(door shuts)
- And we can't stop
her going out with him.
What would we say?
(knocking)
- Ah, what's all this?
Looks like a meeting of conspirators.
- Uh, we were just deciding what we were
going to do tomorrow.
- Well, don't be long
or you'll be too tired
to do anything.
Night, night.
- [All] Night.
- We've got to find out what Bill's up to.
Mum might be in danger.
- And it looks like we're going
to have to do it on our own.
- [Lucy-Ann] Are you sure
you know the way, Philip?
- [Philip] I know if I
keep the scar in front
and the house behind, we'll be all right.
- I've got the course
plotted here, don't worry.
Keep her on 185 degrees.
(waves splashing)
- Philip, we're getting very close.
- Don't panic, we're under control.
- Dead on!
- Don't mention dead, please.
- There's a rock dead ahead!
Sorry, Dinah.
We're going to hit the rock.
- Stop at five.
(suspenseful music)
We're through, we're through!
- [Lucy-Ann] Hooray!
- Now what?
- We explore.
- [Kiki] Pieces of eight, pieces of eight!
- Yes, Kiki, Treasure Island.
- That was Uncle Joss!
(upbeat music)
- [Jack] What do you think we'll find?
- [Philip] Probably an
abandoned copper mine.
They were very common long ago.
- [Dinah] The people were
trapped in mine shafts then.
- [Lucy-Ann] Do you think it's deserted?
- [Philip] Oh, yes.
No one lives here now.
(suspenseful music)
- [Lucy-Ann] I think it's scary.
- [Dinah] Why's that?
- [Lucy-Ann] I don't know, just a feeling.
- [Philip] Looks like an old mine.
I think we should go and explore.
Come on, you lot.
(device beeps)
- Kiki!
Come back!
Kiki!
Oh, don't go down there.
Here, over here!
- What's down there?
- That's what we came to find out.
- Be careful, Philip.
It might not be safe.
- It's fine.
(torch clicks on)
- Can you see Kiki?
- No.
Just a tunnel.
Come on!
(foreboding music)
Listen.
- Sounds like a machine.
(foreboding music)
- These lights.
Someone's down here.
(machinery chugging nearby)
It is a machine.
- I thought the mines were
supposed to be closed down.
- Maybe we should go
back and tell somebody.
- No, we've got to find
out what it is first.
(foreboding music)
- Hang on, look!
- Dinah's right, maybe we should go back.
- We can't, we've come this far.
Shh!
(machinery chugging and beeping)
- Crikey!
They're printing money.
(foreboding music)
- I thought you two were dead.
Never mind, soon fix that.
Move!
Look what I found.
Four little moles.
- Please don't hurt us.
We're only kids!
- Yeah, kids talk, don't they?
- We won't say anything, honestly.
- Pigs'll fly.
I'll lock 'em in the strongroom
till the boss gets back.
He can decide what to do with them.
Down here!
Hey!
(thrilling music)
- Run!
(door slams)
- Where's Jack?
- [Lucy-Ann] Jack!
- Hey!
- Run!
Hurry!
Hurry up and get in!
- Hey, wait!
Come back here!
Hey!
Come after them!
(kids screaming)
(crashing)
- Some roller coaster.
Is everybody all right?
- Yes.
- Come on, then, we've got
to get back to the boat.
- What about Jack?
We can't leave him.
- Well, we can't help him now, Lucy-Ann.
We've got to get to the police
before they catch us, too.
- He's right for once, Lucy-Ann.
Run!
Run!
(thrilling music)
- Come on, turn it round.
Get in!
Hurry up!
- [Jake] Come here!
- Go, come on!
- Come here!
Come here!
Come here!
(kids screaming)
Ah!
- Row, come on!
(Jake shouting incoherently)
- Come on!
(lock clicking)
(mysterious music)
(waves lapping)
- Philip, look out!
(Lucy-Ann screams)
- We've done it.
(suspenseful music)
- Faster, Philip.
- We can't go any faster!
(motorcycle revving)
(suspenseful music)
(door opening)
- What's going on?
- It's a long story, Allie,
and I don't have time to explain.
- What's going on, Bill?
- Trust me.
(kettle whistling)
- Joe?
What the devil do you...
(suspenseful music)
(tapping receiver)
- What's wrong?
- The dial tone, it's dead.
- What about Jack?
- Well, there's no phone for miles.
- We've got to do something.
- The radio!
- What?
- Where was the radio that
Bill was using in the cottage?
- In the desk.
- Wait here.
- What if Bill's there?
He might be part of the gang!
- (shouting) Philip!
(Lucy-Ann sighs)
- [Kiki] Wipe your feet, blow your nose!
- Kiki?
- [Kiki] Achoo, it's Kiki!
(jostling door)
(glass breaking)
(clattering)
(thudding nearby)
- What was that?
(clicks)
(thudding)
(suspenseful music)
(muffled cries)
- Hello?
Hello?
- Hello.
What's the problem, Philip?
Don't worry, I'm not the bad guy.
Keep back!
- Trust me, Philip, I'm on your side.
- Put your hands up or I'll shoot!
- Not with the safety catch on, you won't.
Sorry about that, Philip, but (chuckles)
I get very nervous when
guns are pointed at me.
- The police are coming.
- Philip, in a roundabout
way, I am the police.
- And there was the young devil
cutting the telephone wire.
Oh, if I'd had my old shotgun...
- Joe?
- But we thought you were--
- Me, what?
- We thought you might be
up to something, Uncle Joss.
- Well, what do you mean?
- Because we've seen you going
out at night in the dark.
- Oh, so would you if you'd ever
caught swamp fever in Tinamingo.
Never been able to sleep
more than two hours
at a stretch ever since.
(thrilling music)
- [Philip] Why won't it start?
- [Bill] I'll give you one guess.
- Joe?
- Where'd you moor his boat?
- In the other bay.
- Let's go.
- Hello, operator?
I've been trying to call my home number
and I can't get through.
Can you check it for me, please?
(car speeding)
- Jack's right, I'm no birdwatcher.
I watch criminals.
And I've been keeping an
eye on your friend Joe
for some time.
- Why?
- He's about the best forger this country
has ever produced.
- [Philip] I can't believe it.
Joe, a forger.
We thought he was a friend!
- [Bill] Sorry, Philip,
but he was never that.
- His boat's gone!
- We've got to get help somehow.
Let's find Philip.
- Wait a minute.
What's this, Uncle Joss?
- Ah, it's an old map of Gloom.
It was here when we came,
I've been meaning to chuck it out.
- Dinah, we haven't got
time to look at old maps.
- Wait.
What's this dotted line?
It goes all the way from
the island to this house.
- I don't know.
An old ferry route.
- Ferries don't go up on land.
Look.
I think it's a tunnel.
- [Dinah] It's Philip and Bill!
What are they doing together?
- Joe!
- Hello, Jack.
Does anybody else know about this place?
- The others do.
- What about Bill?
- I think so, he was going
to come here on his own.
We'd better get out of here, Joe.
- Sit down.
You're not going anywhere.
- What?
- Lock him in.
(door slams)
- Okay, spread out.
Must be here somewhere.
- Bill, what's this?
- It's been moved recently.
Joss, pass me that spade.
(scraping metal)
- [Lucy-Ann] Oh, that's it, I found it!
- Bless me.
- Someone's been here before.
Philip, could you fetch
the torch from my car?
- We've got torches in our bedroom.
- I'll get them.
- Hang on.
I'm sorry, girls, I don't
think you should come along.
- What?
Is Philip going?
- Yes, but I need someone to
show me the way in the mine.
I'm sorry.
- Ah!
Ooh!
Ah!
Help me!
- [Jake] Shut your racket.
- Ah!
Ah!
Help me, please!
(Jake groans)
(keys jangling)
(bulb cracking)
- Eh?
- Kiki!
(Kiki's wings fluttering)
- What the?
Oh!
Oh!
(Jake grunting)
(door shutting)
(keys jangling)
Hey, don't try your tricks on me, lad.
- [Kiki] Achoo!
- Aye, you'll catch more than
a cold if you try that again.
- Well done, Kiki.
I'll be back for you.
Don't worry.
(Kiki squawks)
Quiet, Kiki, quiet.
I'll be back.
- What if Joe gets there before us?
- [Bill] Leave him for me!
- [Dinah] Uncle Joss?
- Permission to speak.
- Have you got any of
those special biscuits
that you keep up on in your room?
- My ginger nuts?
How the devil do you know about them?
- Mum's always complaining
about the crumbs in your bed.
- Yeah, well...
Chap's entitled to a
little pleasure, isn't he?
- Mum says they're very special
and we'd love to try one, wouldn't we?
- Oh, yes, please.
- Well--
- Just this once, Uncle Joss?
Please?
Lucy-Ann's so very
worried about her brother.
It might help take her mind off things.
- Ah! (laughs)
you know, biscuits like
that, they do, yes.
(dramatic music)
- Leave all that.
- What, boss?
- I said leave all that.
They're onto us.
We've gotta get out.
I'm gonna blow the tunnel.
(suspenseful music)
- Special blend, you see?
Secret recipe.
Cures all sorts of...
Problems.
- Oh, Uncle Joss, is everything all right?
- You'd better have a ginger nut, my girl.
- Come on, Lucy-Ann, hurry!
- [Bill] Which way?
- Uh, that way.
- Are you sure?
- No.
- Come on.
- Ah!
- Jack!
- Thank God you're safe.
Come on.
- No!
Kiki's still locked in the room
and they're going to blow the tunnel.
I've got to save her.
- Jack, hang on.
- Let me go!
I've got to go back!
- You heard the boy.
Let him go.
- How much further?
- Can't be far!
(foreboding music)
(door slamming)
- [Kiki] Hello, hello!
- What do we do now?
- Yes, Minister, Cunningham
has located the printing press.
It's in a disused mine
on a deserted island.
We've got men moving in there now.
No, Minister, I assure you,
it's all under control.
Nothing will go wrong.
I hope.
(thrilling music)
(helicopter whirring)
(sparks whizzing)
- Jeez, tough lock.
- [Kiki] Open the door, open the door!
- We're trying, Kiki.
(sparks whizzing)
- I don't think you should go, you know?
It's not girl's work, this sort of thing.
- Look, they're my children, Uncle Joss.
(helicopter whirring)
- Come on.
Move.
(door creaking)
- Dinah!
- Lucy-Ann!
- Great, girls, now come on.
(dynamite explodes)
(girls screaming)
(Joss shouts)
- Oh, my God!
(water rushing)
- This way.
- Come on, it'll put out the flames.
(Lucy-Ann screams)
- Hang on, Lucy-Ann!
- Ah, you've got them.
Well done.
- Where's Joe?
Kiki!
(gun fires)
Kiki!
(sad music)
(Jack crying)
- Don't be stupid, Joe.
Put the gun down.
- Anybody move and I'll shoot!
(branch snapping)
(Joe screaming)
- [Dinah] I really liked him.
Poor Joe.
(Kiki squawking faintly)
- (gasps) Kiki?
- [Kiki] Hello, hello!
- Kiki!
- Splendid, Cunningham, splendid news!
Well done, man, well done.
The Minister will be delighted.
Well, I'd be surprised if you didn't
get a special commendation.
What?
The children?
Really?
Well, yes, I suppose some sort of reward
will be in order if they
helped solve it all.
Are they all all right?
Nobody hurt, I hope.
Just a what?
A parrot?
- And to think we thought
you were the criminal.
- I might have done
the same in your shoes.
- You'll have to learn
more about birds next time.
- Right.
- But why did they hide the
money behind the paintings?
- They'd been tipped off
that we were onto them,
so they thought it was the
perfect place to hide it
till the heat was off.
- Just think, I can
say one of my paintings
was worth thousands of pounds.
(kids laugh)
- They should be anyway.
- Flatterer.
You can come again.
- I might just take you up on that.
- What's this, Uncle Joss?
- Oh, the ginger nuts
for the two brave girls.
- Oh, thank you!
- Thank you.
- Behaved like honorary chaps.
- Uncle Joss!
- What?
They did!
Can't say fairer than that.
- [Allison] Will Kiki be all right?
- Yes, it just winged her feathers.
She'll just need to be
kept quiet for a few days.
- Some hope.
- [Kiki] Shut up, Kiki.
(all laugh)
(upbeat music)
♪ Wherever we go ♪
♪ Only the brave will follow ♪
♪ Together we stand that's
what friends are for ♪
♪ Forever we try ♪
♪ We know the final sacrifice ♪
♪ Whatever the price ♪
♪ And when the night falls ♪
♪ Don't be afraid ♪
♪ But whisper that forever you'll stay ♪
♪ Whatever the danger
you gotta be strong ♪
♪ So trust in your heart ♪
♪ We can't wrong being true ♪
♪ I'll always stand by you ♪
♪ I will always stand by you ♪
♪ I'll always be true ♪
♪ And I'll always stand by you ♪
- [Kiki] See you next
week with new adventure!
(electronic tones)
- Skull and crossbones!
- [Jack] This must be it.
(grinding)
- It's our cellar!
- [Jack] Amazing!
Okay, Joe, the game's up.
- Run!
- [Jake] Stay where you are!
(waves lapping)
- Oh, look out!
(beeping)
- 25?
- No!
(splashing)
(suspenseful music)
♪ Whatever the danger
you gotta be strong ♪
♪ So trust in your heart ♪
♪ We can't go wrong being true ♪
♪ I'll always stand by you ♪
- Bill, you scared me!
What are you doing here?
- You scared me, I was
just about to knock.
- Well, so what brings you out
here at this time of night?
Owls?
- I was taking a walk, I saw your lights.
I thought I'd drop in
and see how the kids were
after our trip.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to startle you.
- Well, nor I you.
Thanks so much for taking them out.
They really enjoyed it.
- Oh, good.
Good.
Well, I'll see you tomorrow.
- Yeah.
- Goodnight.
- 'Night.
(door shuts)
- And we can't stop
her going out with him.
What would we say?
(knocking)
- Ah, what's all this?
Looks like a meeting of conspirators.
- Uh, we were just deciding what we were
going to do tomorrow.
- Well, don't be long
or you'll be too tired
to do anything.
Night, night.
- [All] Night.
- We've got to find out what Bill's up to.
Mum might be in danger.
- And it looks like we're going
to have to do it on our own.
- [Lucy-Ann] Are you sure
you know the way, Philip?
- [Philip] I know if I
keep the scar in front
and the house behind, we'll be all right.
- I've got the course
plotted here, don't worry.
Keep her on 185 degrees.
(waves splashing)
- Philip, we're getting very close.
- Don't panic, we're under control.
- Dead on!
- Don't mention dead, please.
- There's a rock dead ahead!
Sorry, Dinah.
We're going to hit the rock.
- Stop at five.
(suspenseful music)
We're through, we're through!
- [Lucy-Ann] Hooray!
- Now what?
- We explore.
- [Kiki] Pieces of eight, pieces of eight!
- Yes, Kiki, Treasure Island.
- That was Uncle Joss!
(upbeat music)
- [Jack] What do you think we'll find?
- [Philip] Probably an
abandoned copper mine.
They were very common long ago.
- [Dinah] The people were
trapped in mine shafts then.
- [Lucy-Ann] Do you think it's deserted?
- [Philip] Oh, yes.
No one lives here now.
(suspenseful music)
- [Lucy-Ann] I think it's scary.
- [Dinah] Why's that?
- [Lucy-Ann] I don't know, just a feeling.
- [Philip] Looks like an old mine.
I think we should go and explore.
Come on, you lot.
(device beeps)
- Kiki!
Come back!
Kiki!
Oh, don't go down there.
Here, over here!
- What's down there?
- That's what we came to find out.
- Be careful, Philip.
It might not be safe.
- It's fine.
(torch clicks on)
- Can you see Kiki?
- No.
Just a tunnel.
Come on!
(foreboding music)
Listen.
- Sounds like a machine.
(foreboding music)
- These lights.
Someone's down here.
(machinery chugging nearby)
It is a machine.
- I thought the mines were
supposed to be closed down.
- Maybe we should go
back and tell somebody.
- No, we've got to find
out what it is first.
(foreboding music)
- Hang on, look!
- Dinah's right, maybe we should go back.
- We can't, we've come this far.
Shh!
(machinery chugging and beeping)
- Crikey!
They're printing money.
(foreboding music)
- I thought you two were dead.
Never mind, soon fix that.
Move!
Look what I found.
Four little moles.
- Please don't hurt us.
We're only kids!
- Yeah, kids talk, don't they?
- We won't say anything, honestly.
- Pigs'll fly.
I'll lock 'em in the strongroom
till the boss gets back.
He can decide what to do with them.
Down here!
Hey!
(thrilling music)
- Run!
(door slams)
- Where's Jack?
- [Lucy-Ann] Jack!
- Hey!
- Run!
Hurry!
Hurry up and get in!
- Hey, wait!
Come back here!
Hey!
Come after them!
(kids screaming)
(crashing)
- Some roller coaster.
Is everybody all right?
- Yes.
- Come on, then, we've got
to get back to the boat.
- What about Jack?
We can't leave him.
- Well, we can't help him now, Lucy-Ann.
We've got to get to the police
before they catch us, too.
- He's right for once, Lucy-Ann.
Run!
Run!
(thrilling music)
- Come on, turn it round.
Get in!
Hurry up!
- [Jake] Come here!
- Go, come on!
- Come here!
Come here!
Come here!
(kids screaming)
Ah!
- Row, come on!
(Jake shouting incoherently)
- Come on!
(lock clicking)
(mysterious music)
(waves lapping)
- Philip, look out!
(Lucy-Ann screams)
- We've done it.
(suspenseful music)
- Faster, Philip.
- We can't go any faster!
(motorcycle revving)
(suspenseful music)
(door opening)
- What's going on?
- It's a long story, Allie,
and I don't have time to explain.
- What's going on, Bill?
- Trust me.
(kettle whistling)
- Joe?
What the devil do you...
(suspenseful music)
(tapping receiver)
- What's wrong?
- The dial tone, it's dead.
- What about Jack?
- Well, there's no phone for miles.
- We've got to do something.
- The radio!
- What?
- Where was the radio that
Bill was using in the cottage?
- In the desk.
- Wait here.
- What if Bill's there?
He might be part of the gang!
- (shouting) Philip!
(Lucy-Ann sighs)
- [Kiki] Wipe your feet, blow your nose!
- Kiki?
- [Kiki] Achoo, it's Kiki!
(jostling door)
(glass breaking)
(clattering)
(thudding nearby)
- What was that?
(clicks)
(thudding)
(suspenseful music)
(muffled cries)
- Hello?
Hello?
- Hello.
What's the problem, Philip?
Don't worry, I'm not the bad guy.
Keep back!
- Trust me, Philip, I'm on your side.
- Put your hands up or I'll shoot!
- Not with the safety catch on, you won't.
Sorry about that, Philip, but (chuckles)
I get very nervous when
guns are pointed at me.
- The police are coming.
- Philip, in a roundabout
way, I am the police.
- And there was the young devil
cutting the telephone wire.
Oh, if I'd had my old shotgun...
- Joe?
- But we thought you were--
- Me, what?
- We thought you might be
up to something, Uncle Joss.
- Well, what do you mean?
- Because we've seen you going
out at night in the dark.
- Oh, so would you if you'd ever
caught swamp fever in Tinamingo.
Never been able to sleep
more than two hours
at a stretch ever since.
(thrilling music)
- [Philip] Why won't it start?
- [Bill] I'll give you one guess.
- Joe?
- Where'd you moor his boat?
- In the other bay.
- Let's go.
- Hello, operator?
I've been trying to call my home number
and I can't get through.
Can you check it for me, please?
(car speeding)
- Jack's right, I'm no birdwatcher.
I watch criminals.
And I've been keeping an
eye on your friend Joe
for some time.
- Why?
- He's about the best forger this country
has ever produced.
- [Philip] I can't believe it.
Joe, a forger.
We thought he was a friend!
- [Bill] Sorry, Philip,
but he was never that.
- His boat's gone!
- We've got to get help somehow.
Let's find Philip.
- Wait a minute.
What's this, Uncle Joss?
- Ah, it's an old map of Gloom.
It was here when we came,
I've been meaning to chuck it out.
- Dinah, we haven't got
time to look at old maps.
- Wait.
What's this dotted line?
It goes all the way from
the island to this house.
- I don't know.
An old ferry route.
- Ferries don't go up on land.
Look.
I think it's a tunnel.
- [Dinah] It's Philip and Bill!
What are they doing together?
- Joe!
- Hello, Jack.
Does anybody else know about this place?
- The others do.
- What about Bill?
- I think so, he was going
to come here on his own.
We'd better get out of here, Joe.
- Sit down.
You're not going anywhere.
- What?
- Lock him in.
(door slams)
- Okay, spread out.
Must be here somewhere.
- Bill, what's this?
- It's been moved recently.
Joss, pass me that spade.
(scraping metal)
- [Lucy-Ann] Oh, that's it, I found it!
- Bless me.
- Someone's been here before.
Philip, could you fetch
the torch from my car?
- We've got torches in our bedroom.
- I'll get them.
- Hang on.
I'm sorry, girls, I don't
think you should come along.
- What?
Is Philip going?
- Yes, but I need someone to
show me the way in the mine.
I'm sorry.
- Ah!
Ooh!
Ah!
Help me!
- [Jake] Shut your racket.
- Ah!
Ah!
Help me, please!
(Jake groans)
(keys jangling)
(bulb cracking)
- Eh?
- Kiki!
(Kiki's wings fluttering)
- What the?
Oh!
Oh!
(Jake grunting)
(door shutting)
(keys jangling)
Hey, don't try your tricks on me, lad.
- [Kiki] Achoo!
- Aye, you'll catch more than
a cold if you try that again.
- Well done, Kiki.
I'll be back for you.
Don't worry.
(Kiki squawks)
Quiet, Kiki, quiet.
I'll be back.
- What if Joe gets there before us?
- [Bill] Leave him for me!
- [Dinah] Uncle Joss?
- Permission to speak.
- Have you got any of
those special biscuits
that you keep up on in your room?
- My ginger nuts?
How the devil do you know about them?
- Mum's always complaining
about the crumbs in your bed.
- Yeah, well...
Chap's entitled to a
little pleasure, isn't he?
- Mum says they're very special
and we'd love to try one, wouldn't we?
- Oh, yes, please.
- Well--
- Just this once, Uncle Joss?
Please?
Lucy-Ann's so very
worried about her brother.
It might help take her mind off things.
- Ah! (laughs)
you know, biscuits like
that, they do, yes.
(dramatic music)
- Leave all that.
- What, boss?
- I said leave all that.
They're onto us.
We've gotta get out.
I'm gonna blow the tunnel.
(suspenseful music)
- Special blend, you see?
Secret recipe.
Cures all sorts of...
Problems.
- Oh, Uncle Joss, is everything all right?
- You'd better have a ginger nut, my girl.
- Come on, Lucy-Ann, hurry!
- [Bill] Which way?
- Uh, that way.
- Are you sure?
- No.
- Come on.
- Ah!
- Jack!
- Thank God you're safe.
Come on.
- No!
Kiki's still locked in the room
and they're going to blow the tunnel.
I've got to save her.
- Jack, hang on.
- Let me go!
I've got to go back!
- You heard the boy.
Let him go.
- How much further?
- Can't be far!
(foreboding music)
(door slamming)
- [Kiki] Hello, hello!
- What do we do now?
- Yes, Minister, Cunningham
has located the printing press.
It's in a disused mine
on a deserted island.
We've got men moving in there now.
No, Minister, I assure you,
it's all under control.
Nothing will go wrong.
I hope.
(thrilling music)
(helicopter whirring)
(sparks whizzing)
- Jeez, tough lock.
- [Kiki] Open the door, open the door!
- We're trying, Kiki.
(sparks whizzing)
- I don't think you should go, you know?
It's not girl's work, this sort of thing.
- Look, they're my children, Uncle Joss.
(helicopter whirring)
- Come on.
Move.
(door creaking)
- Dinah!
- Lucy-Ann!
- Great, girls, now come on.
(dynamite explodes)
(girls screaming)
(Joss shouts)
- Oh, my God!
(water rushing)
- This way.
- Come on, it'll put out the flames.
(Lucy-Ann screams)
- Hang on, Lucy-Ann!
- Ah, you've got them.
Well done.
- Where's Joe?
Kiki!
(gun fires)
Kiki!
(sad music)
(Jack crying)
- Don't be stupid, Joe.
Put the gun down.
- Anybody move and I'll shoot!
(branch snapping)
(Joe screaming)
- [Dinah] I really liked him.
Poor Joe.
(Kiki squawking faintly)
- (gasps) Kiki?
- [Kiki] Hello, hello!
- Kiki!
- Splendid, Cunningham, splendid news!
Well done, man, well done.
The Minister will be delighted.
Well, I'd be surprised if you didn't
get a special commendation.
What?
The children?
Really?
Well, yes, I suppose some sort of reward
will be in order if they
helped solve it all.
Are they all all right?
Nobody hurt, I hope.
Just a what?
A parrot?
- And to think we thought
you were the criminal.
- I might have done
the same in your shoes.
- You'll have to learn
more about birds next time.
- Right.
- But why did they hide the
money behind the paintings?
- They'd been tipped off
that we were onto them,
so they thought it was the
perfect place to hide it
till the heat was off.
- Just think, I can
say one of my paintings
was worth thousands of pounds.
(kids laugh)
- They should be anyway.
- Flatterer.
You can come again.
- I might just take you up on that.
- What's this, Uncle Joss?
- Oh, the ginger nuts
for the two brave girls.
- Oh, thank you!
- Thank you.
- Behaved like honorary chaps.
- Uncle Joss!
- What?
They did!
Can't say fairer than that.
- [Allison] Will Kiki be all right?
- Yes, it just winged her feathers.
She'll just need to be
kept quiet for a few days.
- Some hope.
- [Kiki] Shut up, Kiki.
(all laugh)
(upbeat music)
♪ Wherever we go ♪
♪ Only the brave will follow ♪
♪ Together we stand that's
what friends are for ♪
♪ Forever we try ♪
♪ We know the final sacrifice ♪
♪ Whatever the price ♪
♪ And when the night falls ♪
♪ Don't be afraid ♪
♪ But whisper that forever you'll stay ♪
♪ Whatever the danger
you gotta be strong ♪
♪ So trust in your heart ♪
♪ We can't wrong being true ♪
♪ I'll always stand by you ♪
♪ I will always stand by you ♪
♪ I'll always be true ♪
♪ And I'll always stand by you ♪
- [Kiki] See you next
week with new adventure!
(electronic tones)