G | 1h 23min | Adventure , Comedy , Drama | August 1975 (USA)
Original Title: Här kommer Pippi Långstrump
The further adventures of super-strong girl Pippi Longstocking and her friends Tommy and Annika in this sequel compilation film of the classic Swedish TV series.
Director: Olle Hellbom
Writers: Astrid Lindgren
Stars: Inger Nilsson, Maria Persson, Pär Sundberg
Original Title: Här kommer Pippi Långstrump
The further adventures of super-strong girl Pippi Longstocking and her friends Tommy and Annika in this sequel compilation film of the classic Swedish TV series.
Director: Olle Hellbom
Writers: Astrid Lindgren
Stars: Inger Nilsson, Maria Persson, Pär Sundberg
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Short filmTranscript
00:00:00I am Pippi Longstocking. If you say it fast, it's funny. Pippi, Pippi Longstocking, how I love my happy name.
00:00:12I'm only nine. I always live alone inside my papa's house until he comes back home from far off somewhere.
00:00:26I have special friends, of course, a monkey and a horse. They share in my adventures, too.
00:00:37I am Pippi Longstocking. If you say it fast, it's funny. Pippi, Pippi Longstocking, how I love my funny name.
00:00:50Pippi, Pippi. I am Pippi Longstocking. If you say it fast, it's funny. Pippi, Pippi Longstocking, how I love my happy name.
00:01:20Mr. Russell, very pleasant day. Yes. Pippi Longstocking forever. Hurray. Thanks, kids.
00:01:33See, Pippi, all of those children envy you. Now, let's set sail. Raise gangway. Weigh anchor. Aye, aye, captain. Raise gangway. Weigh anchor.
00:01:48No way. Papa, I can't go with you. Why all of a sudden? Because I can't bear to see Tom and Annika so sad.
00:01:57Then it looks like we're sailing without you this time. But you'll be returning very soon, won't you?
00:02:02Of course I will, Pippi. I can never stay away from you very long. You know that. See you, Papa.
00:02:08Ahoy, Pippi. Take care of yourself. I will. Thanks. Ahoy, Pippi. Ahoy, Fredo. See you later. See you, Fredo.
00:02:17See you, Papa. I'll be expecting you. Pippi, I think I better leave you some gold. I don't need any gold.
00:02:25Just in case you do, one bag full. Don't worry, I'll get it.
00:02:42Hey, Bloom. Bloom, come up here. What's wrong, Dunder? See that, see that satchel? Oh, a satchel of gold. Yeah, let's go.
00:02:56Hey! What? We thought you had sailed away. And leave such good friends. Oh, Pippi.
00:03:02Say, I believe, since she's staying here, I can still have her sent to a children's home, right? Right.
00:03:09Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold!
00:03:21Pippi, I'm so happy you didn't go away. So am I, Pippi. You know something? So am I.
00:03:27Hello, Vila Vila Kula. You mean more to me than any straw hut on the South Sea Island.
00:03:32And, Lemon Tree, you're better than a tropical palm.
00:03:36Hey, you really outdid yourself. What an appetite. Come here.
00:03:42You little rascal. Just don't complain later if you get a tummy ache.
00:03:51Hey, Mr. Nilsen. You're happy to be home too, aren't you?
00:03:55I was never happier than I was today, Annika. Me too, Tommy.
00:04:01Hey, I can see Pippi from here.
00:04:06I'm lucky to have a nice home like this.
00:04:10Too bad Tommy and Annika have to go to school tomorrow.
00:04:14Oh, well. I have lots to do.
00:04:17First, I'll clean this villa from top to bottom.
00:04:21Then, I'll clean up this mess.
00:04:24Then, I'll clean up this mess.
00:04:27Then, I'll clean up this mess.
00:04:30Then, I'll clean up this mess.
00:04:33I'll clean up this villa from top to bottom.
00:04:36Then, I'll get a good night's sleep to be rested for tomorrow.
00:04:45Come on, Bloom. Let's go. We lost the bag of gold once and that will never happen again.
00:04:49We're not going to get caught again either.
00:05:03Good morning.
00:05:09Good morning.
00:05:10It's after four.
00:05:13So what?
00:05:14I have been dancing the night through, Annika.
00:05:16The polka.
00:05:17That tires you out.
00:05:18You should have let me sleep.
00:05:19I dreamt that my papa was worried that I might get corns, Tom.
00:05:24Longing for your papa?
00:05:26He'll be home soon, Tom.
00:05:27Pippi, I never want to grow up.
00:05:28Neither do I. Kids are more fun than grown-ups.
00:05:29Well, we don't have to grow up if we don't want to.
00:05:30We can take some magic pills I have for that.
00:05:31Crumulous pills.
00:05:32Crumulous pills?
00:05:33Sure.
00:05:34Now, where did I put those crumulous pills?
00:05:35But, Pippi, everybody has to grow up.
00:05:36No, not with these, you don't.
00:05:37Those crumulous pills probably turn you to snot.
00:05:38Crumulous?
00:05:39Crumulous.
00:05:40Crumulous.
00:05:41Crumulous.
00:05:42Crumulous.
00:05:43Crumulous.
00:05:44Crumulous.
00:05:45Crumulous.
00:05:46Crumulous.
00:05:47Crumulous.
00:05:48Crumulous.
00:05:49Crumulous.
00:05:50Crumulous.
00:05:51Crumulous.
00:05:53Crumulous.
00:05:54Crumulous.
00:05:55Crumulous.
00:05:56Crumulous.
00:05:57Crumulous.
00:05:58Crumulous.
00:05:59Crumulous.
00:06:00Crumulous.
00:06:01Crumulus.
00:06:02Crumulus.
00:06:03You don't know how to use this stuff?
00:06:04No, not with these, you don't.
00:06:05Those crumulous pills probably turn you to stone.
00:06:06Funny how you find everything except the thing you're
00:06:17looking for.
00:06:21You see, we could find those secret pills if I hadn't tidied the house up.
00:06:32Oh, the gold. I'd better put a few pieces in my pocket in case we decide to buy some candy later.
00:06:42And don't worry, I'll find those crumulous pills.
00:06:46Case of gold, case of gold, case of gold, we will get that case of gold from that redhead.
00:06:53Ah, I knew I'd put them here somewhere.
00:06:56Ah, those are just peas.
00:06:59Do these look like peas to you?
00:07:01Don't you know crumulous pills when you see them?
00:07:04Sure look like peas.
00:07:08All you have to do is take one of the pills and say the magic words.
00:07:12Do you know the magic words?
00:07:13An Indian chief taught them to me.
00:07:16Fiery little crumulous ball, always keep me young and small.
00:07:19Do you have to say fiery?
00:07:21If you don't, you might grow faster.
00:07:23I'm not taking any of those pills. I'll say it wrong and grow fast.
00:07:27We'll take them together, nothing will go wrong.
00:07:29Okay, if you think it's all right, Pippi.
00:07:32Fiery little crumulous ball, always keep me young and small.
00:07:38Boy, we said that right.
00:07:40Do you really think we'll always stay little, Pippi?
00:07:42Yes, if those three pills kept their strength, we're all set.
00:07:45And we'll be just as small in 50 years?
00:07:47Mm-hmm.
00:07:51Oh, Pippi, you're so great.
00:07:53Gee, am I glad you didn't go away.
00:07:55Good night.
00:07:56Good night.
00:07:58Good night.
00:07:59Gee, am I glad you didn't go away.
00:08:01Good night.
00:08:02Good night.
00:08:03See you in the morning.
00:08:05Think of a new game, Pippi.
00:08:07I know one. We'll go down to the river and skate on the water.
00:08:09Impossible.
00:08:11Impossible, huh?
00:08:13Nothing's impossible, remember that.
00:08:15See you tomorrow.
00:08:17Good night.
00:08:19Good night.
00:08:21Good night.
00:08:23Good night.
00:08:29Good night.
00:08:43Kling, look.
00:08:45That's blood.
00:08:47We asked for dirty work.
00:08:49Blood.
00:08:55Kling, I think we've picked up the trail of a killer on the run.
00:08:57His victim must have been badly injured, Kling.
00:08:59Bloody feet.
00:09:01We have to pursue his foot trail.
00:09:03Hmm.
00:09:05You notice?
00:09:07The victim has two left feet.
00:09:09You figure it's peg-footed?
00:09:11You mean peg-legged.
00:09:13Could be.
00:09:15Come on, we have to find out.
00:09:19Gee, she sure has lots of freckles.
00:09:21Pippi, come look at the sign.
00:09:23Pippi.
00:09:25What?
00:09:27Did you see this poster?
00:09:29No.
00:09:31Do you suffer from freckles?
00:09:33Why do you ask that?
00:09:35Not me, that's what it says on the poster.
00:09:37Oh, well, isn't it nice of them to be so interested in me?
00:09:40A polite question deserves a polite answer.
00:09:42Let's go in.
00:09:44Good morning.
00:09:46Help you?
00:09:48No.
00:09:50I don't understand.
00:09:52About that sign.
00:09:54No, I don't suffer from having freckles.
00:09:55But look at your face, child.
00:09:57Sprinkled with spots.
00:09:59But I don't suffer from having these spots.
00:10:03The spots on my face feel pretty nice.
00:10:05I see.
00:10:07May I show you something else?
00:10:09Some perfumes, maybe?
00:10:11Well, they run high.
00:10:13That's okay.
00:10:15Annika, want to smell like a flower?
00:10:19Come on, Tommy, you can use some of this, too.
00:10:21You call that a flower?
00:10:23P.U.
00:10:31They suddenly stop here.
00:10:33You're right.
00:10:39Without a trace.
00:10:41Can you explain this, Kling?
00:10:43No, Kling.
00:10:45Can you?
00:10:47No, Kling.
00:10:48Here, listen, Kling.
00:10:50Not a word of this to anyone.
00:10:52No, not a word.
00:10:54That's right, we didn't see this.
00:10:56Let's go.
00:10:58Okay.
00:11:02No, not right.
00:11:04Watch how I do it, Tommy.
00:11:06You hold it like this.
00:11:08One, two, three.
00:11:11No.
00:11:13One, two, three.
00:11:15I never count when I smell.
00:11:16One, two, three.
00:11:18Ann, see the action?
00:11:20And the most important thing is to aim when you throw.
00:11:22Here, Pippi.
00:11:24Hi, Pippi.
00:11:26Hey, did you make those kites yourself?
00:11:28Mm-hmm.
00:11:30All three of them?
00:11:32Oh, well, we need one apiece.
00:11:34Shall we send them up?
00:11:36Sure.
00:11:38They're very nicely put together.
00:11:40I'll ask Mommy if we can go now.
00:11:42Meanwhile, you rest in the shade, old man,
00:11:44but don't stray.
00:11:46You want to throw darts?
00:11:48Sure.
00:11:50Come on.
00:11:58Okay, you see that?
00:12:00I'll show you how to do it now.
00:12:02The whole secret is in the stance.
00:12:04Left foot forward, right foot back.
00:12:06That's right, a little farther.
00:12:08Now you hold the dart between your index finger
00:12:10and your thumb, just like that.
00:12:12And then you do this little ceremony.
00:12:14Watch and learn.
00:12:16One, two, three.
00:12:19Pippi, we can fly the kites.
00:12:21Okay, I left my horse resting in the shade.
00:12:23Let's get him.
00:12:25Hey, Pippi.
00:12:27Yes?
00:12:29I thought you wanted to toss a few.
00:12:31Ah, that's right.
00:12:33Now, this is your first time,
00:12:35so don't expect to do as well as I'm doing,
00:12:37but here, take them and remember what I taught you.
00:12:39Mm-hmm.
00:12:46Right?
00:12:48Yep, that's right.
00:12:50Tommy, you got all the kites?
00:12:52Yep.
00:12:54Come on.
00:13:13Ladies and gentlemen,
00:13:14Mr. Nelson, the flying monkey.
00:13:26You know, I could lie here all day
00:13:28and just watch the kites.
00:13:30I wish I could fly the way birds fly.
00:13:33But you can.
00:13:35People can't fly like birds.
00:13:37I'm not so sure.
00:13:39I've never tried it.
00:13:41Gee, I might have the ability of an eagle.
00:13:42Wait, what are you planning to do?
00:13:44I am going to fly.
00:13:46Come on now, Pippi.
00:13:48Don't do anything foolish.
00:13:50Wow, no one ever knows what's going to happen
00:13:52with you around.
00:13:54Fly, my little kite-bird-eagle, soaring high.
00:13:57Spread your mighty wings up high and fly.
00:14:00Pippi!
00:14:07You know something?
00:14:09It isn't as easy to fly as I thought.
00:14:10I need more practice.
00:14:12Hey, how about going over to the stream?
00:14:15Look how fast mine is going now.
00:14:17Aw, my speed boat will overtake your slow freighter.
00:14:20Wait and see.
00:14:26That's not a speed boat.
00:14:28It's a tanker.
00:14:30Better send out an S.O.S. Tommy.
00:14:32Duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh.
00:14:36Duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh.
00:14:38Hey, any food left over for us to eat?
00:14:40Fisherman sure. Are you hungry? And how we're starving. Okay, two waters of grub coming right up
00:14:50Donna isn't that the girl that had the gold? Yeah
00:14:54Excuse me
00:14:55Aren't you Pippi Longstocking? I think I know you. Yes, you should really remember me very well
00:15:00I do I do remember you we recognize you right away
00:15:05The freight is putting out to sea
00:15:10Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. My mouth is watering and what's taking it so long to get here quick before it passes by
00:15:18Holding yeah, I'm holding I'm holding just
00:15:25Just take one, okay
00:15:31What's the cargo pancakes my own recipe I bet they great
00:15:40Number three freighter. Hey, you know, it's my turn. Is that an egg on their bank? Hey, hey
00:15:49What's that an egg from a rooster? See roosters don't normally lay eggs. So when one does it goes pang?
00:16:00That's why take it easy, thanks you're a sweetheart a gold piece
00:16:10Oh
00:16:23There you are you were gone a long time did you have fun sure did so much happened you must tell me about it
00:16:30Dad have you been practicing since this morning? Yeah since this this morning do you mind?
00:16:38I
00:16:39Be those bullseyes this morning. They were accidental, weren't they? I don't know
00:16:45I'll try it again and we'll see. Okay, if you like I like please try it. I
00:16:51Simply went like this
00:17:08I only have 14 want to trade a coconut for a raspberry
00:17:16Those all yours you can have one me please. All right
00:17:21Tell me kid. Where did you get all that assorted candy from Pippi tomorrow's her birthday?
00:17:38Hi anybody see my father pass by is he blue-eyed and tall yes, and
00:17:44Does he have two arms and two legs?
00:17:47Like some other people sure and does he wear black shoes and a tie? Yes, that's the one. Did you see him?
00:17:53No, I'm afraid not
00:18:08Oh
00:18:10Man you're eating like a pig you're supposed to save your appetite for the birthday party
00:18:16Otherwise when it comes time to eat you won't be hungry
00:18:37Oh
00:18:51Mr. Nelson, will you stay away from that sugar you can have all you want later
00:19:07Oh
00:19:32Thanks, Tommy, come on in I've got some surprises those hurricane lamps are neat
00:19:37Oh a music box the nicest present I've ever got
00:19:43Filled with candy-coated chocolates, too
00:19:46Mmm. Well now I've got some presents for you
00:19:54Pippi this is your birthday. You're supposed to get presents not give up Tom's right Pippi. You're always reversing. I know
00:20:00Well, then why do you keep on doing it?
00:20:03Hmm
00:20:04That's my creed Anika accomplish what I've thought of even if it's the opposite of what others do sure. Oh
00:20:12Pippi how nice you are. Thanks very much. Yeah. Thanks a lot
00:20:32Oh
00:20:59Okay, everybody
00:21:03Good then I'll start cleaning up. We'll help you. Won't we Tom?
00:21:13When I'm full I clear the table right away, do you do that when you have a party sure, but not the way you do it
00:21:20What are we going to do now Pippi? I've thought up something special for us to do like
00:21:29What are we going to do now Pippi? I've thought up something special for us to do like
00:21:35Suppose we climb up to the attic and rummage through all things. Hey, that's fun
00:21:39Say you can't comprehend the fun my attics alive with spooks and goblins and things
00:21:45Most of the times they bow with their heads how terrible what's terrible about that? I think bowling is a lot of fun
00:21:53Follow me up the steps. I
00:21:55Think I'll just remain here
00:21:58Suppose a goblin comes creeping down and finds you sitting here all alone. You're not supposed to say such things
00:22:08Well, are you coming or aren't you
00:22:10Well, I suppose it would be better for you all stay together sure you come with us
00:22:26Hey you spooks I'm coming up with some visitors so I want you all to behave yourselves you here
00:22:40I
00:22:58Should have known all the ghosts were away. They're at a club meeting. I hope they stay there
00:23:04Oh
00:23:08That old sleepyhead, I'll get there late
00:23:12That was no ghost or spirit, but you saw it's just a plain old ordinary hoot out. That's all
00:23:18An ordinary owl. Yeah, anyone saying there are spirits here gets a real tweak of the beak understand
00:23:24But you said the place was full of spirits by George the rule stands
00:23:34I
00:23:50Didn't I say there are no ghosts I wanted you to see this relics I found a
00:23:56Pistol and I can of my papa's all food. That's no combination Pippi
00:24:01Sure, the nightgowns non-violent the pistols dangerous it's even
00:24:07Hey, here are some more pistols. Anybody want a couple of them? Oh, yeah. Oh
00:24:15Anika and I are not allowed to play with these all the pistols loaded gosh. No think we're crazy
00:24:31Oh
00:24:46Never play with a gun my grandfather told me because it might be loaded
00:24:50Oh
00:24:57Ghost just lost his toe hippie. This is the funniest birthday party ever, you know tomorrow
00:25:02Our parents going to the city for three days and miss Prussel. They've asked her to take care of us
00:25:08It would be that funny daddy. Yeah
00:25:12Well, we'll straighten her out well that cute right, mm-hmm act cute Tommy it's late we better go okay catch
00:25:20You
00:25:28Good night, Pippi. Good night. Hope you enjoyed the party. Oh, yeah
00:25:37Hey, I'm getting up real early to go fishing want to come with me sure
00:25:50I guarantee you should be asleep in the next 30 minutes
00:25:54Hey
00:26:15Tommy Tommy wake up. We overslept
00:26:19What's that? What'd you say?
00:26:21You know Pippi's expecting us. Oh, that's right. It slipped my mind. We'll have to hurry
00:26:30We'll climb out the window and slide down the drainpipe so we don't wake up miss Prussel
00:26:43Hi Pippi morning Pippi, ah, there you are. You mean miss Prussel. Let you go, please
00:26:48Don't remind me of all people. Why did we have to get me see Prussel the three days? I'll fly by hey
00:26:54That looks like a canoe under the water. Yeah, it's a rowboat. I saw it not much good anymore
00:26:58You never know it might be Tommy. I think you're wetter than that boat, but we'll see
00:27:18I
00:27:32Isn't that heavy Pippi not for me Tom, it's a nutshell, but I think you were right
00:27:36It's not in such bad shape after all. Where are you taking it? Oh, maybe we can salvage it
00:27:42Afterward, we'll take it out and put tar on it to make it waterproof
00:27:45And then then we put it in the water it sinks and we'll be shipwrecked on a small island
00:28:00Once just like Robinson Crusoe
00:28:04Here comes Lucy Prussel with warm underwear for us, let's hide under the boat
00:28:15Oh
00:28:21What an accident
00:28:23Yeah, I'll wait no stop stay away from me, please
00:28:26I brought Tommy and Anika these things and you're to be sure that they put on this warm underwear. I'll tell them
00:28:32Order from Lisa you two you're to put on this warm underwear
00:28:38Regardless of how hot the weather is
00:28:45I
00:29:15This is very serious, we're in danger man lifeboat
00:29:32This is a kind of spooky I
00:29:45Know what this is an Indian feather
00:29:52All right, you Indians come out we know you there
00:30:02I hear cannibals out there. Now, you just know there are no cannibals on this island wild creatures
00:30:12Every kind you can imagine from bears to lions and Tigers
00:30:34Fifteen men on a barrel of rum ten have a lot but there are five who have none
00:30:39Give me sausage and give me brown bread or without them. I'll soon be dead on the bed
00:30:47Say Pippi that doesn't sound like the same melody
00:30:49You always used to sing and then he's the time I'd wish you compose a new verse
00:30:53Yes, especially that awful part where you talk about dying. You're right. It sends chills up my back
00:31:00Surely you can think of something else to sing. Why don't you think of something to sing for breakfast?
00:31:05I'll have a rhinoceros come and if it's thirsty have a bottle of rum and if that rhino should start to
00:31:13Roar, I'll just give him a bottle more. Come on. Help me make the beds
00:31:36Here good night old man
00:31:48Pippi
00:31:49Hmm, it's so dark. I'm afraid to sleep alone. Don't be frightened. You see I'm right here
00:31:55I know can I sleep with you anyhow?
00:32:05Oh
00:32:20Do I hear what please wish we could be on Taka Taka
00:32:35Hmm
00:32:49Hey, where's everyone
00:32:51Outside scaredy-cat our boats disappeared now. We have to wait for someone to come and rescue us
00:32:57Tommy's writing a message for help. I don't know what to write. I can't think of anything
00:33:06Well, we have to get home before mommy and daddy get back
00:33:09Give it to me and I'll rinse it out right what I say
00:33:12Please rescue us from this island. We've been two days without snuff. You can't write anything like that
00:33:18It's a lie two days without snuff. And do you have any better ideas?
00:33:23Nah, all I know is that we must return home as soon as possible
00:33:27All right, don't you start crying now the boat hasn't disappeared
00:33:30I just carried it more inland so it wouldn't get wet at night by the shore
00:33:33Boy, if that isn't just like where'd you hide it in the reed?
00:33:52Oh
00:33:53Time to leave. Okay. All hands on deck. Are you pulling our legs?
00:33:58No, Tommy, I'm just taking you to the boat
00:34:00Gee, I hope we're home before dark. Lisey Prusser will have a fit
00:34:04She shouldn't get so excited. Anyway, I'm coming over tonight
00:34:28Oh
00:34:43I thought something terrible had happened to you because you were crying like oh you dear sweet child you how cute?
00:34:52Auntie Lisey, do you think Pippi could stay a while and have dinner with me?
00:34:56Of course Anika poor Pippi should stay for the evening and get to see what a real home is
00:35:03Right, my child. Thank you. Auntie Lisey. You've made your poor little Pippi very very happy
00:35:11Tommy and Anika go with me tomorrow on a search a search. What's the new game?
00:35:16I made up myself see most people pass things by without even noticing them
00:35:20But if you keep your eyes open, you can find the craziest things
00:35:51Hey, look what I found. What? Let's see
00:35:59Isn't this a great pal? Why is it great?
00:36:03Well, suppose the doctor asked how you feeling you can say not so good doctor
00:36:07I feel a little pale on she or if you have a chicken you stick it in here and you have a chicken in the pot
00:36:13Use it as a Halloween mask to become the headless horseman or hang it in a tree and presto a birdhouse
00:36:21You allowed to take anything sure no matter what well anything on the ground now see that guy sound asleep
00:36:29We found him lying on the ground, right? Right. So we're allowed to take him Pippi. He's the mayor of the village
00:36:35So what he's lying on the ground Disney. He's ours finders keepers
00:36:40But we can't just take him along why not we'll lock him up like a bunny
00:36:45Then what then we feed him what a bunny eats nature food
00:36:53Let's see how he likes dandelions
00:36:57Open up
00:37:00That's right
00:37:02See he likes dandelions
00:37:06Don't take him Pippi
00:37:08Don't take him. Gee, you're strange Anika any real treasure hunter would give his eye teeth to find a mayor
00:37:15But that's what you want
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00:37:20Don't feel like treasure hunting anymore. We're not finding anything. Yeah, Pippi. That's such a dull game a
00:37:27Rusty old tin pail. That's all we found big deal
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00:39:31Thank you, thank you very much
00:39:45Look boy get out of here you bother me
00:40:00My friend, I think we should go
00:40:11Hey
00:40:20Do they look like they're holding clang maybe maybe we're saying the wrong thing. Oh, I wish I had
00:40:30They won't get far
00:40:48Isn't that a peculiar looking thing
00:40:50It's called a trampoline. Oh
00:40:53Wish I could jump that high on my bed
00:40:56Let's show this to Pippi
00:41:01Oh
00:41:16I guess she's got company Annika. Hmm. Looks like Lisey Puzzle sister if she has a sister
00:41:31Good day, my dears
00:41:33Good day. We won the place at Pippi's home Pippi. Oh, she flew to the moon an hour ago
00:41:39Yes, she plans to stay there till next winter provided. Of course. She finds enough water to do her laundry
00:41:46All I think she has a school loose Pippi might be in the house
00:41:50Of course, you're welcome to search the house
00:41:52If you like if you find Pippi tell her that she must blow her nose every 15 minutes and that goes for you, too
00:41:58All children should blow their noses frequently to keep their passages clear and get enough oxygen. I think oxygen is so important
00:42:21Tommy any idea where she could have gone nah
00:42:26To the moon she certainly did not go of course not that lady just made it up
00:42:34I have three questions for you children
00:42:37One did you wash your feet today?
00:42:39Two did you brush your teeth three scrub your ears? Well children must stay clean. We know that now is Pippi
00:42:48She wouldn't go to the moon and leave all man here
00:42:55You really had us fooled there Pippi gee those little old ladies could learn something from us, right? Well, goodbye little old lady. Oh
00:43:06I am Pippi Longstocking hoping hey, no, I am Pippi Longstocking watch out here
00:43:12I come Pippi. Are you going to the fair? Of course. We saw a guy practicing on the trampoline
00:43:17They have a belly dancer and the strongest man in the world. That's funny
00:43:22What are you looking for my bag of gold my bag of gold my bag of gold
00:43:27I'm looking for my bag of gold. Will you help me look for it? We can't do much without money start looking Annika. I
00:43:38Have it good put it on the table. Will you Tommy?
00:43:52Oh
00:43:55This is a great fair, don't you think so sure
00:44:00You know clean I really wouldn't mind a couple of turns on there myself neither would I oh I just had a terrific thought
00:44:07cold it
00:44:10Yes, sir
00:44:11Yep, you the owner of this thing everything you wear the safety inspectors for the entire park
00:44:17We have to check out the equipment
00:44:20That really necessary. Oh, absolutely. We thought we'd start by
00:44:25Inspecting that thing the bow. Well, if you really have to inspect it go ahead you cooperate. Thank you
00:44:43Hey, this is gonna be fun
00:44:50Told you to leave it to me tonight. Here we go
00:45:17Something wrong
00:45:20Here we go
00:45:29Mister can I try it once?
00:45:33Hammer's a bit light
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00:45:54Couldn't escape early in the morning and you to a drunk already
00:45:57You want to be ashamed of yourselves and they're the ones that wanted to put you in a children's home
00:46:19I
00:46:44Think you see if you can win one six balls
00:46:50You
00:46:59Say mister, what must you do in order to win that dog there knock down a pyramid with one ball
00:47:04Oh, that doesn't sound so tough
00:47:06Yes, ma'am for you Monica, thank you
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00:47:45'm gonna try it
00:47:51Up it goes with one hand the strongest girl in the world. You can even outpour your horse
00:48:03I can't lift it. I'm not gonna help me
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00:48:18You know what these are crumulous pills on a hand
00:48:28So there you are that thing's going too slow I'll fix it
00:48:37Oh
00:48:57Say this is awful first you two get so drunk
00:49:00You can't stand up then you go spinning around on a carousel
00:49:03And now ladies and gentlemen the attraction you've all been waiting for
00:49:07Here is August the strongman. He challenges any member of this audience
00:49:13August dares you all to a combat now the winner of this combat receives a hundred in cash. Who's first?
00:49:21Pippi you can't take him on. He is a very strong man. Oh, so what?
00:49:26I'm a strong child. Don't please
00:49:30I'm looking for that brave man who I know is going to win a hundred dollars just for licking August
00:49:45Let's go muscle man, are you waiting for me to start down you go?
00:49:53Grab her August get her out of here
00:49:56Oh, yes, will you grab her?
00:50:18Well, okay you young Amazon 100 smackers
00:50:26Here
00:50:31August I'll give you the money so that you can go out and buy cod liver oil. Maybe that will make you strong
00:50:39And now ladies and gentlemen right here in this tent one of the most outstanding attractions
00:50:44It's been my privilege to offer a little lady who handles dangerous snakes as though they were toys
00:50:49Will you join me in welcoming the fantastic Paula?
00:50:56You
00:51:11That's amazing
00:51:25I
00:51:35Bet there's another big snake in that anchor case
00:51:52Sure, he's coming
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00:52:10Gorgeous skin you have there
00:52:13Your freckles are bigger than mine. We understand each other
00:52:18Miss Paula do something the kids got your snake
00:52:22Well do something Paula
00:52:24What are you shouting for? I won't hurt the poor animal. You understand snakes are dangerous. She will hurt you
00:52:32Don't you understand? She's poisonous. Keep your hands off. Keep your hands off
00:52:36Oh
00:52:51Clayton you're right. He's now we've got him. That means that Donna Coulson is probably near here, too
00:52:59Gotcha loom. Oh, yeah. You're right. Now you can tell us where your sidekick is, too
00:53:07Oh
00:53:14Excuse me, you're my I'm very embarrassed. Yeah, but it's all your fault, you know, who one should never hide one's face
00:53:20Fooey boy, you were just peeking. I think I should look into this
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00:53:52Guess what? Mr. Nelson? It's snow. I'm going out you stay here where it's warm. Hooray the first snow
00:54:06Oh
00:54:08Oh
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00:54:34Now what did I do with my warm winter jacket in that blue scarf
00:54:41Ping says each little drop of snow hush says the stream all the world is sleeping
00:54:49nature's secret keeping
00:54:54Hi, I don't leave we won't hurt you
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00:55:24Hey, why are you two going to school just to sit still and learn play-doh
00:55:28I know something better than play-doh and all that nonsense
00:55:31Oh, well Tom and I enjoy going to school every day. We have a nice teacher
00:55:36Oh time passes by very quickly right before you look around there's another holiday
00:55:42Easter summer vacation now, it's Christmas time. Christmas is the best of all. It's so unfair
00:55:48What do you mean unfair because you guys get vacations and I don't how can you get vacations without going to school?
00:55:55Well, I want my school vacation too. So I'm starting my schooling right now
00:56:00Great, then you can come with us. No Monica when I said right now
00:56:03I didn't mean this very minute first. I have to go home and clean things up a bit, but I'll be coming later on
00:56:34Oh
00:56:37Mr. Nielsen, what have you done? Oh, I'll never finish
00:56:43Well, if you're gonna act like an ape you belong in a cage
00:56:48Now if you behave yourself you could come out and if you're really good I'll take you to school with me
00:56:56In the
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00:57:02He waited in the foreign land he waited try it again
00:57:09Am I too late for the Plato lecture
00:57:14Come and join us Pippi
00:57:16You're cordially invited. It's about time you started school. The important thing is that I get my vacation this Christmas
00:57:22Your full name, please
00:57:24I'm Pippi Longstocking the daughter of a sea captain who is a pirate and chief of an African tribe
00:57:29I have a long Swedish name, but everybody calls me Pippi. Well, we'll call you Pippi here, too
00:57:34And this is mr. Nielsen. Say hello
00:57:37Well
00:57:50Well Pippi I think it would be advisable not to bring mr. Nielsen to school
00:57:53Are you saying that you don't want mr. Nielsen to know anything about the great Plato? This class is only for children
00:57:59Let's get started. Please you take that seat over there. Okay
00:58:08Now Pippi tell me how much is five and seven don't you know, of course
00:58:15Five and seven are twelve. If you know the answer, what are you asking me for?
00:58:21Because I want to see what you know to show you what I mean. I'll ask some of the other children in the class
00:58:27Tommy
00:58:29Suppose you have seven apples and your sister has nine. How many apples do you have all together?
00:58:33Hmm, that's not the point eat those apples and they'll get sick
00:58:40Anika now we'll work on your problem
00:58:42Say a girl leaves with ten coins in her purse when she returns. She only has two how many coins did she spend?
00:58:49Why would you want to know that teacher after all the money she had was all her own wasn't it?
00:58:53So she could spend it as she pleased
00:58:56This is just a test example. See Pippi an example. Oh
00:58:59Shucks examples like that make no sense to me at all. How nosy they've groaned
00:59:16Name this letter, please. It has a straight part part looks like a fly landed on it
00:59:29Do you know what this letter is? Yes, it's a big worm. It's too skinny to be a snake
00:59:38Well, let's move on now to our art lesson draw whatever you like
00:59:59Oh
01:00:13Hey, did you see what Pippi's trying there?
01:00:20Did you see what she did pass it on
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01:00:27But Pippi
01:00:29Why don't you draw on a drawing pad like everyone else?
01:00:32Do you think I could fit a big horse like this on a tiny piece of paper? We can't go on like this
01:00:37Children, i'll try one last attempt stand up up and sing. Okay, the little german song we learned last week
01:00:54Foreign
01:01:06What is it pippi
01:01:08You know what teacher?
01:01:10I think i'll just go home and start the celebration for christmas
01:01:14Best thing to do I think
01:01:16But you're always welcome back. Thanks for play-doh lectures. I'll be coming back for sure
01:01:23The argentina schools don't do nearly as much talking that's the place to go come. Mr. Nelson. Let's go
01:01:31So long
01:01:34Don't forget come and see my snowman later, will you?
01:01:53Hey
01:01:56Ah, thanks for clearing such a big lane for sleigh riding pippi and for the snow fort
01:02:01When I finish the snowman, you can give him big eyes. Is that his bottom there? No his nose
01:02:08Hey watch it
01:02:14Hey
01:02:15That's pippi long stocking now's our chance while she's here. We'll run over to her house and grab that bag of gold
01:02:22Should we risk it? She's so strong. Look if she isn't there, how can she hurt us? Let's go
01:02:52So
01:03:11We have it
01:03:22Is
01:03:30Oh, look there she is little does she know she's a pauper
01:03:39Regards for mr. Nilson guess we'll never see you again
01:03:43Ha ha
01:03:50Watch it you heard what she said
01:04:12Turn on the lights
01:04:26Sorry to have to do that to you, but you had to be stopped and had to be taught a lesson
01:04:31Unhand me you cat
01:04:33Shame on you. You know, I never turned down anyone in trouble. Remember that time at the stream?
01:04:39I gave you sandwiches and pancakes
01:04:41But even then you were trying to get that case of ancient gold pieces away from me
01:04:45Well pippi we didn't think it would turn out this way
01:04:48If you could just find it in your heart to forgive us, we'll go away and never come back
01:04:52Well, here are a couple of gold pieces
01:04:55After all it's nearly christmas
01:05:01Merry christmas
01:05:06Help you, please
01:05:08Oh
01:05:11That is precisely right it's a gift for the dear children's home, you know here is that all right? Yes. Thank you
01:05:19Well, hello pippi
01:05:21What are you thinking of doing for christmas? Hmm? I always think the whole day long
01:05:26By night time my stomach hurts awfully, but it soon goes away
01:05:30Oh
01:05:31pippi dear
01:05:32My heart aches at your remaining all alone on this christmas
01:05:36Imagine that must you imagine it? I think of it
01:05:41Come to the children's home now
01:05:43Well, you may not have much choice
01:05:47Yes
01:05:48All right. Thanks now clong you're new here in this village, but I want you to help me or else I won't have a good
01:05:53Holiday, understand me
01:05:58Come on we'll get her
01:06:00Whatever you can do. Well, you'll have a good holiday. I'm sure of that. Thank you in advance
01:06:22Where is she
01:06:30Will you come back here we want to talk to you
01:06:41Where can she be she certainly didn't disappear in the thin air
01:06:53What do you think we should do I don't know we'll get her she'll turn up
01:07:01Do you lose something
01:07:05Merry christmas
01:07:15I have to get home now. Bye merry christmas
01:07:31La la la la la la la la
01:07:35Just look at pippi she does the baking she rolls the dough out across the floor because she needs a whole space for ginger bread
01:07:45And mr. Nielsen better go to bed instead of eating up my raisins
01:08:01Oh
01:08:03What beautiful cookie must be a million of them, how'd you bake them so quickly you have to see this
01:08:18This is the hawk pop this ship
01:08:23Great I never saw such christmas cookies. Look she even baked one like a little mouse
01:08:28Hey, here's one of pippi's shoes with shoelaces and all much nicer than your real shoes pippi
01:08:34Here's old man. Huh? Who was you sure? That's not a fox. He's not finished. He needs to be sprinkled with white sugar
01:08:41What's this? Mr. Nielsen want to see how you taste? Mr. Nielsen
01:08:46He doesn't like the idea. Listen, we want to go ice skating want to come. Mm-hmm. Great
01:08:51Hey
01:08:53All right, old man one for you, too
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01:08:57Do you ice skate? I have no idea tommy. You see i've never tried to ice skate before have you skates? I will have soon
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01:09:49Why so sad mr
01:09:50Nielsen because tommy and anika invited me to celebrate christmas with them today
01:09:55I'm going to stay with you anyone who wants to can come here today. I'll hang gifts in the lemon tree
01:10:01Oh, man, open the door, please
01:10:05Thank you for a special treat you may finish the oatmeal, you know where it is
01:10:21So
01:10:30Wow, what's this?
01:10:32I have crocheted you this handy little pot holder so you won't burn your fingers when you're baking
01:10:37Wait a minute. We can't have a mouse on the table. We'll do it this way
01:10:44Hey in there want to come out and see your own tree
01:10:51Pretty huh? You may nibble at it
01:10:57You like carrots don't you i've got something else though
01:11:04You like it oh annika, it's just beautiful
01:11:07Yours dad. Well, isn't this nice of you tom?
01:11:10Around your neck wrap this thing
01:11:12To keep you warm just like a king
01:11:14It rhymes. Of course it does. Thanks annika
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01:11:23Oh christmas tree my christmas tree
01:11:26How true that green abideth
01:11:28Oh christmas tree my christmas tree will cherish thee forever
01:11:34Now you're going to be surprised
01:11:36So
01:11:46Hmm believe it grew a little too long all man looks more like it would fit a giraffe's neck
01:11:53Oh, well, it'll be twice as warm you don't just bloom at christmas time, but when it snows in wintertime
01:12:00And now for your present, mr. Nelson
01:12:07Banana tree banana tree you bloom for mr. Nelson
01:12:13Here's your treat little one come on out and join the feast come on
01:12:21Eat all the good food you should your tummy is supposed to hurt at christmas time
01:12:26Deck the halls with boughs of holly
01:12:28Fa la la la la la la la la tis the season to be jolly fa la la la la la la la
01:12:34Don we now our gay apparel
01:12:43Tis the season to be jolly I wonder
01:12:47Here
01:12:52Stars are shining now their lights
01:13:01Combining now and every heart is a glow
01:13:09with joy
01:13:12Tis the hour now surely when
01:13:18Peace on earth goodwill to man. I wonder what pippi's doing now
01:13:24She must feel a little sad
01:13:28Now with all her pets she can never be lonely
01:13:31Poor pippi all alone on christmas eve in villa villa coola. She must be sad
01:13:40But I don't think she's very sad
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01:14:11I feel so sad. It's true. And can you guess how come?
01:14:17Because of all the presents still outside
01:14:21And no one here to get them
01:14:47Merry christmas, tom and annika the same pippi
01:14:55Have a good christmas pop on your sunny south sea island
01:15:01And you mama feel what
01:15:07I feel so sad
01:15:11I feel so sad
01:15:14I feel what
01:15:17Am I unhappy on this christmas
01:15:20Nah, not really
01:15:22What do you think pippi will say when she sees this ma? Oh, she'll be so happy
01:15:26You think she's expecting anything like this? Not her. She's gonna be surprised. All right. Are all the kids here now?
01:15:31Gee, no more on the way
01:15:36How many presents were received by me you ask oh about 50
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01:15:43Yeah
01:15:45That was a fib sure enough
01:15:49But I won't have her worrying so
01:16:11Merry christmas
01:16:25I'll give to you. Merry christmas dear pippi
01:16:30Oh
01:16:31That for me for you from all of us
01:16:36Awfully nice. Thank you all very much
01:16:42So
01:16:54A trumpet. Hey, that's a swell gift. How can I thank you just by being happy pippi? Yeah
01:17:01Play something play something
01:17:04Whose idea was it to get a trumpet tom? You're not it could lose. She wanted one. Can you play pippi? Of course I can
01:17:11Oh
01:17:15I put your gifts in the branches of the big lemon tree. You have to climb up there to get them
01:17:41Do
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