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00:00Uh, Larry, what are you doing?
00:02Dropping breadcrumbs.
00:03Why?
00:04To find my way back.
00:05From?
00:06From Storybook Land.
00:07How do I look?
00:08Um, delicious.
00:09Why are you dressed like a cookie?
00:10I got a letter from Allison Carter of Sugar Land, Texas.
00:11Dear Bob and Larry, I love fairy tales and nursery rhymes.
00:12Hansel and Gretel, I love you.
00:13I love you.
00:14I love you.
00:15I love you.
00:16I love you.
00:17I love you.
00:18I love you.
00:19I love you.
00:20I love you.
00:21I love you.
00:22I love you.
00:23I love you.
00:24I love you.
00:25I love you.
00:26I love you.
00:27I love you.
00:28I love you.
00:29I love you.
00:30I love you.
00:31I love you.
00:32I love you.
00:33I love...
00:34You're Hansel and Gretel!
00:35Humpty Dumpty.
00:36The three pigs.
00:37The gingerbread man.
00:38Oh, you're the gingerbread man!
00:39Hiya!
00:40Hiya!
00:41Oh, hello mother!
00:42Oh that's your mom?
00:43What?
00:44No, this is Mother.
00:45Mother Goose.
00:46Someone's mother I guess, but not mine.
00:47She can smell a nursery rhyme from a mile away.
00:48Hello Mother.
00:49Hiya!
00:50Hiya!
00:51Allison wants to know if we can do a nursery rhyme story.
00:53I think that's a great idea.
00:55Wait, hold on.
00:56I got an email from Danny Green of Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
01:00You mean Plattsmith, near the mouth of the Platte?
01:03Yes, of course.
01:04Danny's been learning about parables in Sunday school
01:07and was wondering if we could tell a parable.
01:10What's that?
01:10A parable is a story that makes it easier
01:13to understand a lesson.
01:15I got stuck in a rodeo once with the parables.
01:17Definitely learned my lesson.
01:19Never get in the ring with the parables.
01:21Powerful lesson.
01:23Jesus used parables to explain truths about God,
01:26to ordinary people.
01:28Well, we're ordinary people.
01:30Exactly.
01:31Which is why we're gonna do a show about parables.
01:34Which is exactly why we're gonna do a show
01:37for both Allison and Danny.
01:40Allison and Danny?
01:41Run with me here, Bob.
01:43I just spent three weeks making nursery rhyme costumes
01:45for everyone.
01:46I don't know, Larry.
01:47You got me kinda nervous.
01:49Don't worry.
01:50Right, Mother Goose?
01:53Here, have a bread crumb.
01:55Roll film.
01:59The rain came down, the streams rose,
02:02and the winds blew and beat against that house.
02:04Yet it did not fall,
02:07because it had its foundation on the rock.
02:09Once upon a time, there were three builders
02:12who worked in very different ways.
02:14They all lived in a town named Cabbageville.
02:17♪ It's a sunny day in Cabbageville ♪
02:20♪ The air is warm and dry ♪
02:23♪ The birds are chirping, utilities working ♪
02:25♪ And no one wants to cry ♪
02:28♪ It's a sunny day in Cabbageville ♪
02:31♪ For a bright and happy song ♪
02:33♪ All the folks are nice, all the homes well-priced ♪
02:37♪ What could possibly go wrong ♪
02:40♪ On a happy sunny day in Cabbageville? ♪
02:47Cabbage!
02:49Good morning, gentlemen. Busy day ahead.
02:52Still sticking with it, eh, Bob?
02:54Oh, yeah. I'm a stickler for sticks.
02:57Hey, what about you?
02:59That is correct. I'm all about the hay.
03:02Hay, hay, hay. Whatever's the quickest and easiest.
03:05Well, boys, brick a leg.
03:07Huh?
03:08Brick a what?
03:09Brick? Break?
03:10Usually it's break a leg.
03:12But since I'm the brick guy, I said...
03:14We get the brick part.
03:16Yeah, it's more of the leg thing. Not getting that.
03:19These builders never agreed on much,
03:21especially on how to build a house.
03:23Larry will put a house anyplace, anywhere,
03:26as long as he built with straw.
03:28Hay bales stack nice and neat, and hardly weigh a thing.
03:32Hey!
03:33Hey!
03:34Hey?
03:35Hey.
03:36Hey!
03:37Mr. Lumberjack!
03:40Hey!
03:43Mr. Lunt didn't care where he built,
03:46as long as he built with bricks.
03:48They were stackable and went up fast.
03:50Bricks, nature's rocks.
03:52Rocks are nature's rocks.
03:54Bricks, nature's stackable, interlockable,
03:58rectangular, baked clay rocks.
04:02That's catchy.
04:06Bob built with sticks.
04:08Wood, to be exact.
04:10More importantly, though,
04:11he thought long and hard about the best place to build.
04:14And having laid a strong foundation,
04:17he knew it was the kind of work that lasted.
04:22Strong?
04:23The town was proud of its homes and its builders.
04:27In fact, the first ever Builder of the Year Award
04:30had just been announced.
04:32The deadline to win it was fast approaching.
04:34So were three very important new citizens.
04:46Thinking of moving here?
04:49Good choice.
04:50May I suggest building a lovely straw house?
04:55No, no, no, no, no.
04:57More requires sleek.
04:59Come on, it's cheap, it smells like the farm,
05:02and it's 20% more energy efficient.
05:04Larry liked to make up statistics.
05:06That's only 50% true.
05:08I dig efficiency.
05:09Watchin' my carbon hoof print.
05:11Eco schmaker.
05:13It's gonna smell like dust.
05:15What about bricks?
05:16Bricks are hard as... bricks.
05:19Oh, c-c-c-catchy.
05:21Hear that? They love me.
05:23Well, sticks are strong, too.
05:25And when you lay a good foundation,
05:27they make a great house.
05:29Ah, don't listen to him.
05:30Sticks are terrible for building.
05:32I tried them once, and they fell right over.
05:34Uh-huh.
05:35Remember where you built that house?
05:37On the beach.
05:38On the sand.
05:39You need more than sand under your house.
05:41I learned that from one of the greatest builders ever,
05:45Old Man Zucchini.
05:48Sticks, bricks, toothpicks, forget about it.
05:51None of that matters
05:52if you don't got a strong foundation.
05:54It's all about the foundation.
05:56Listen up.
05:57Strong in the ground, you stick around.
06:00This isn't just about houses.
06:02This is about life.
06:04God is our firm foundation.
06:06If we build our lives on his word,
06:08we'll stand strong when troubles come.
06:11It's a metaphor.
06:12Uh, I-I believe that's actually a simile.
06:15What are you, some kind of professor?
06:17Old Man Zucchini should know.
06:19He was the leading authority
06:21on the Master Builder's Handbook.
06:24Oh, you mean my booster seat.
06:26Booster seat books intimidate me.
06:28Trust me.
06:29The weatherman says a big storm is coming.
06:32It's big!
06:33Seriously, I'm talking rain!
06:36Whoo!
06:37Everybody knows that 20% of all weathermen
06:40are 30% wrong 40% of the time.
06:43I don't even know what that means.
06:46No one did.
06:47All I know is that the stronger your foundation,
06:50the better.
06:51Ultimately, they each chose a different builder.
06:54You all asked my dad.
06:55He's a certified strawganic.
06:57The bricks are great.
06:59I mean, they're great.
07:00Wise choice.
07:02Step one.
07:03The key to solid construction is a solid foundation.
07:06Dig six wood holes every three feet,
07:08pouring concrete set with rebar,
07:09ba-ba-da-ba-da-ba-da.
07:10Wow, that's a lot of words.
07:12I've said it before and I'll say it again.
07:14Hey, it's for houses.
07:16Foundation schmoundation.
07:18That's just a racket started by the cement companies.
07:21My brick house will be stacked by lunchtime.
07:24And my lunchtime will be done by dinnertime.
07:27And then I'll need a snack.
07:32Firm foundation.
07:34Check.
07:35Yep, looks like I got everything I need
07:37to build this place on solid stuff.
07:40Everything but a song.
07:47It's okay if the going gets rough.
07:49Winds and rains may huff and puff.
07:51Sinking sand is not enough.
07:54Just build it on solid stuff.
07:56Take these bricks, lay them straight.
07:59I work fast, I don't have to wait.
08:01Built on mud, it looks just great.
08:03With nothing on solid stuff.
08:08Who needs solid stuff?
08:10It's a lot of work and I'm not too buff.
08:13This soft land will be enough.
08:17Besides, my house is plenty tough.
08:20Why build it on solid stuff?
08:25Pack that straw, stack it high.
08:27My little piggy will be warm and dry.
08:30It's so awesome, I wanna fly.
08:32With nothing on solid stuff.
08:34Who needs solid stuff?
08:37All that talking is a lot of guff.
08:39Oh, zucchini, I call your bluff.
08:43Your words are nothing but silly fluff.
08:46Why build it on solid stuff?
08:48Why build it on solid stuff?
08:53We need solid stuff.
08:55Mark my words, it's gonna get rough.
08:58When the storm clouds huff and puff,
09:00you're gonna need solid stuff.
09:02Why build it on solid stuff?
09:06Hey, slowpokey, it's quitting time.
09:09Not for me.
09:10That's because you'll spend so much time
09:13on stuff under the ground
09:14that nobody's even gonna see.
09:16I've already got the walls up
09:18and added a porch swing.
09:20I even put in a fireplace.
09:22Whoa, back up.
09:23Hey, look out!
09:25A straw fireplace? Really?
09:28What? Why not?
09:32See you at the ceremony
09:33when I get that Builder of the Year award.
09:36This isn't about winning an award.
09:38That's what the person who loses usually says.
09:42With the houses almost done,
09:44the pigs seemed happy.
09:46This little piggy had a latte.
09:48Oh, yeah, that hits the spot.
09:49This little piggy sent a text.
09:51L-L-L-L-L-L.
09:53And this little piggy bought a Groupon
09:55for laser hair-raising.
09:56This will save moi so much time.
09:59But the houses in Cabbageville
10:01had never been tested the way they would be today.
10:04Oh, the storm was coming.
10:06Rains can turn a mountain stream
10:08into a raging river,
10:10and that raging river can send a whole lot of water
10:13down a mountain at once.
10:15Yes, Wolf River was flooding
10:17into the Huff and Puff Dam and fast.
10:20Wolf, Huff and Puff, huh?
10:23Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
10:26Guess not.
10:29Took you long enough.
10:31I just want to make sure it's as strong as it can be.
10:34Well, it certainly looks good to me.
10:37This house is simply gorgeous.
10:40You must be Bob, the builder.
10:43That'll never stick.
10:45Is it for sale?
10:46Oh, no, this house is spoken for.
10:49Then I want one just like it.
10:51I want to live in an award-winning house.
10:55What do you mean by that?
10:57Uh-oh.
10:58Who will be Builder of the Year?
11:00Looks like Bob's got the edge.
11:02The judges are already on the lookout,
11:04and they're like what they're saying.
11:07Oh, you're too kind, and now I'm blushing.
11:11You are?
11:12There is no way scrawny sticks
11:14are going to win over beefy bricks.
11:16Bob's house isn't even finished yet.
11:18You should see mine.
11:19I got a lot of cool stuff in my house too.
11:22But you still don't have any kind of foundation.
11:25Mine has a game room.
11:26A swing set.
11:27A ping-pong table.
11:28I'm thinking of putting in a hot tub.
11:30Really?
11:31I've always wanted a hot tub.
11:33A hot tub isn't nearly as important as the fountain.
11:36Hot tub?
11:37I'll have a hot tub in there by dinnertime.
11:39I'll have mine in by lunch.
11:41Oh, yeah?
11:42Yeah.
11:43We'll see.
11:44We will see, won't we?
11:45Better run, boys.
11:46I'll take a tour tomorrow.
11:48It's not about hot tubs and awards.
11:51It's about what's underneath it all.
11:54But no matter how hard he tried to tell them,
11:57it seemed that Bob was only talking to himself.
12:00I could talk to you.
12:01But I'm the narrator.
12:02That would be awkward.
12:04Oh, if only Larry and Mr. Luck had listened.
12:07If only they understood what mattered most.
12:23Is that the luxury tub deluxe model?
12:25The last one they had.
12:26Then it's the one they were holding for me.
12:29First come, first serve.
12:30That's the golden rule.
12:31That is not the golden rule.
12:33It's he who calls ahead gets the hot tub.
12:35I'm paraphrasing, of course.
12:37Too bad.
12:38Hey!
12:39You don't mess with another man's hot tub!
12:42Ah!
12:43Ah!
12:44Ah!
12:45Ah!
12:46Ah!
12:47Ah!
12:48Ah!
12:49Ah!
12:50Ah!
12:51Ah!
12:52Ah!
12:53Ah!
12:54Ah!
12:55Ah!
12:56Ah!
12:57Ah!
12:58Ah!
12:59Ah!
13:00Ah!
13:01Ah!
13:02Ah!
13:03Ah!
13:04Ah!
13:05Ah!
13:06Ah!
13:07Ah!
13:08Ah!
13:09Ah!
13:10Ah!
13:11Ah!
13:13Hey!
13:14Finders keepers!
13:15You found it on my forklifter!
13:17Don't confuse me with your wreck-shape and your rules, fancy pants!
13:22Ah!
13:23Ah!
13:24Ah!
13:25Ah!
13:26Ah!
13:27Ah!
13:28Ah!
13:29Ah!
13:30Ah!
13:31Ah!
13:32Ah!
13:33Ah!
13:34Ah!
13:35Ah!
13:36Ah!
13:37Ah!
13:38Ah!
13:39Ah!
13:40Ah!
13:41Ah!
13:42Ah!
13:43Ah!
13:48Look out!
13:49Oh!
13:55Aargh!
13:57Arr!
14:03Ah!
14:04Uh-oh!
14:05Ah!
14:06Wee!
14:07Wah!
14:08Ah, if you all don't mind, I'm going to go narrow it up on higher ground.
14:15Later!
14:16Looks like rain.
14:17Little water won't slow me down.
14:18Oh, no!
14:19Oh, no!
14:20Oh, no!
14:21Oh, no!
14:22Oh, no!
14:23Oh, no!
14:24Oh, no!
14:25Oh, no!
14:26Oh, no!
14:27Oh, no!
14:28Oh, no!
14:29Oh, no!
14:30Oh, no!
14:31Oh, no!
14:32Oh, no!
14:33Oh, no!
14:34Oh, no!
14:35Oh, no!
14:36Oh, no!
14:37Oh, no!
14:38Oh, no!
14:40Pigentoo!
14:41Pigentoo!
14:42Let me in!
14:43I'm getting out because I can't swim.
14:48Pika Pika, I'm letting sink!
14:49I'll try again!
14:50Pigantoo!
14:59in weather today.
15:00I told you so!
15:03Looks like the whole town is in sinking sand now.
15:06I should have seen this coming.
15:08They say that 85% of all floods are started by water.
15:12Guess we're just gonna float away.
15:14No, wait, we can jump onto that bridge in straw mills.
15:17Nope, that was one of mine.
15:20I know, we'll grab onto that brick gazebo
15:23in Brick Landing Park.
15:24No, there it goes.
15:27There!
15:29Hey, piggies, come on, let us in.
15:32Not by the hair of our chinny-chin-chins.
15:35Maw's chin, however, is hairless.
15:37Thanks, Delighter.
15:43Nice hot tub.
15:45Eh, it's not so hot, we could use a paddle.
15:48Come on, let's get to higher ground.
15:50Then we can get to work repairing the dam.
15:53Thanks, Bob.
15:54Maybe we can build it on some of that solid stuff
15:57you keep talking about.
16:00After the town dried up, Bob was indeed awarded
16:03a prize for Builder of the Year.
16:05Thank you, everyone, I'm honored.
16:07I'm just glad everyone is okay.
16:09Oh, man.
16:13Old man's in trouble.
16:14You better believe it.
16:15You done good, kid.
16:16You followed the words in a book instead of sitting on it.
16:20Strong in the ground, you stick around.
16:23That's one of my favorite similes.
16:24It's actually just a catchphrase.
16:26I beg your pardon, college boy.
16:28Hey, Einsteins, you learn your lesson?
16:30Foundations, houses, God's word, huh?
16:33You get that?
16:35But the other two pigs decided they wanted houses
16:38with strong foundations, too.
16:40Hey, looks like I'm gonna be busy.
16:42You two wanna come work for me?
16:43You bet.
16:45But I guess I'm gonna have to say goodbye to my bricks.
16:48Actually, no, bricks are great.
16:51You just need to give them a firm foundation.
16:53Oh, good, I can keep my straw then.
16:55Uh, no, probably better ditch the straw.
16:59Okay.
16:59Let's get to it, boys.
17:01We're building on a firm foundation.
17:05♪ Whenever trouble comes to Cabbageville ♪
17:08♪ We'll stay warm and dry ♪
17:10♪ When the winds get rough, when they hop and pop ♪
17:13♪ And the rains fall from the sky ♪
17:16♪ When trouble comes to Cabbageville ♪
17:18♪ We'll heed the master's plan ♪
17:21♪ The best location on a firm foundation ♪
17:24♪ All else is sinking sand ♪
17:26♪ On a sunny or rainy day in Cabbageville ♪
17:34♪ Cabbage! ♪
17:35Hey, that was a pretty good parable, wasn't it?
17:37Actually, that was a...
17:40Oh, you're right, that was a parable.
17:44And now it's time for Silly Songs with Larry,
17:47the part of the show where Larry comes out
17:49and sings a silly song.
17:52♪ I remember the day you came my way ♪
17:58♪ I was so young, my chewing days had not begun ♪
18:04♪ Then I saw you protrude, I put away my baby food ♪
18:10♪ When you peeked out at me, I knew it was meant to be ♪
18:15♪ It was meant to be ♪
18:17♪ My only tooth, my lonely tooth, my all-white self ♪
18:21♪ In the middle of my mouth tooth ♪
18:24♪ Happy Tooth Day to you ♪
18:27♪ Happy Tooth Day to you, happy tooth day to you ♪
18:33♪ Happy Tooth Day, happy tooth day to you ♪
18:37♪ Happy Tooth Day to you, happy, so happy, happy, so happy ♪
18:43♪ Yeah, you grew up so fast, and as time passed ♪
18:49♪ I thought there'd be more, two, three, or maybe four ♪
18:55♪ But there you stood so white, nobody's to your left or right ♪
19:01♪ And I knew I was done, baby, my only one ♪
19:07♪ My only tooth, my lonely tooth, my all-white self ♪
19:12♪ In the middle of my mouth tooth, happy tooth day to you ♪
19:17I got you a present.
19:18Since you've been all by yourself, I got you some buddies.
19:21Some tooth buddies.
19:23♪ Happy Tooth Day to you, happy tooth day to you ♪
19:29♪ Happy Tooth Day, happy tooth day, happy tooth day to you ♪
19:34♪ Happy, so happy, happy, so happy, happy, so happy, yeah ♪
19:36What's that?
19:37A little crowded?
19:38Well, just give him a chance.
19:43♪ Since I've walked, I've smiled and hidden ♪
19:46♪ You can share with your friends and family ♪
19:49♪ No more chewing all alone, no more cleaning all alone ♪
19:52Hey, Larry, can I borrow some...
19:54Ah!
19:55♪ Imagine when I brush your plushy ♪
19:58♪ Imagine how much more I can chew ♪
20:02♪ No more chewing all alone, no more shining all alone ♪
20:11Oops.
20:13♪ My only tooth, my lonely tooth, my all by itself ♪
20:20♪ In the middle of my mouth tooth ♪
20:23That's okay, Larry.
20:24We all got you tooth buddies.
20:27♪ Happy Tooth Day, happy tooth day, happy tooth day to you ♪
20:32Tune in next time to hear Bob say,
20:35happy tooth day, Larry.
20:36Hey!
20:37Ah!
20:44Once upon a time, you've probably heard various rhymes
20:48from an old mother bird.
20:50If you remember these tales and enjoy listening still,
20:54then you might pay a visit to the town of Gooseville.
20:58From days spent in diapers,
21:00one yet may recall a brief tale of an egg
21:03who fell off a wall.
21:05If you assumed it complete,
21:06then it's probably time to hear unabridged
21:10Humpty Dumpty's full rhyme.
21:13As the mayor of Gooseville,
21:14Humpty's main chore was helping his neighbors.
21:18But lately, old Dumpty preferred just to snore.
21:21Ow!
21:25From loving his neighbor, Humpty's heart had recoiled
21:28and lately it seemed a little hard-boiled.
21:32From the stress of his job, his shell now showed crackage.
21:36How he longed to escape on a vacation package.
21:40Maybe one day, pondered the mayor with longing,
21:44just as his doorbell started ding-donging.
21:59Oh, hello, baby bear.
22:02♪ Good morning, Mr. Mayor ♪
22:03♪ Can't wait to grant a favor to anyone who needs our help ♪
22:08♪ Pardon, little neighbor, you'll have to come back later ♪
22:12♪ I'm trying to repair my shell ♪
22:15♪ But I wanna lend a hand out to any needs that stand out ♪
22:22♪ I could be a neighbor saver ♪
22:24You're a great debater, but this mayor's opting out.
22:28Opting out?
22:29He heard baby bear say.
22:31I don't have time to help my neighbors today.
22:34But I've made a list and checked it twice
22:37of all of our neighbors.
22:39Who've been naughty or nice?
22:41No, all of our neighbors who need help or advice.
22:49What a long list of favors,
22:51more favors than there's neighbors.
22:53I don't have time to help them out.
22:56Don't be silly, Mr. Mayor.
22:58You're the greatest neighbor.
22:59It's what being mayor's all about.
23:04I guess we'd best get started
23:07before my shell gets parted.
23:10Time to be a friendly neighbor.
23:12Or a more exhausted mayor.
23:13Our friends could use some helping out.
23:17No chance you'd come back later.
23:18You're so silly, Mr. Mayor.
23:20Our neighbors need some helping out.
23:24Why don't we start with little Bo Peep?
23:27Guess what has happened to all of her.
23:29Sheep, this isn't the first time
23:32that I've heard this rhyme.
23:33I don't know anyone cooler than you.
23:36One day, I'd like to be mayor too.
23:38It's true, Bo Peep's sheep were rarely beside her.
23:41And today, they all seemed especially hyper.
23:45Whoa, watch where you're going.
23:47You could've broken my shell, said the delicate mayor
23:51with a frustrated yell.
23:52Little Bo Peep, help me, please.
23:55I've lost my sheep.
23:56They all seem to be playing hide and go seek.
23:59You need to remember to close the sheep's pen.
24:02If you do, then I'm sure this won't happen.
24:04Ah!
24:07What do you think he was gonna say?
24:09Probably again.
24:11How could you tell?
24:12Because it rhymes.
24:15On the back of the sheep of little Bo Peep,
24:17Mayor Humpty rode briskly all over the streets.
24:21But when the sheep stumbled on a stack of burritos,
24:24Humpty flew through the air like a startled torpedo.
24:28As Mama Bear placed the lovely bow in her hair,
24:32Humpty landed head first in her living room chair.
24:35Mayor Dumpty, my goodness, what a pleasant surprise.
24:38I did not expect you till a quarter past five.
24:41As Mayor Dumpty rolled so his head pointed upward,
24:44Mama Bear told him.
24:45I am indubitably flustered.
24:47We have neighborhood problems we'd like to address.
24:50I mean, would you just look at that mess?
24:53It was sad, but true,
24:54that living inside that kooky old shoe
24:57was old Mother Hubbard who had so many children,
25:00she didn't know what to do.
25:02Oh.
25:05It's simply a terrible sight, don't you think?
25:07Our property value's probably gone down to sink.
25:11Neighbors who lack such obvious manners
25:13are driving totally kooky, crazy bananas.
25:17I'm coming for you, you crazy furball.
25:20But wait, we're not done complaining at all.
25:28Ah!
25:30Hi, neighbor.
25:31Wanna go jogging or lift up some weights?
25:33Today is a very important date.
25:35I've gotta be nimble.
25:36I've gotta be quick,
25:37because I'm about to jump over a candlestick.
25:41Oh, right.
25:42You know, I'll catch you later.
25:46As Humpty Dumpty ran up the hill and back,
25:50he nearly tripped right over Jill and Jack.
25:53They desperately wanted help with their art,
25:56because according to them,
25:57their whole world is falling apart.
26:00Me and Jill ran down the hill to fetch construction paper,
26:04but we both fell down and broke our crayons.
26:06And then we lost our stapler.
26:11Well, have you tried looking at the, well, the well?
26:15And why would we look at the well, Praetor?
26:17Well, um, in case your stapler fell down it.
26:20Farewell!
26:21And the mayor ran away, leaving more neighbors in dismay.
26:32Hello there, little lost sheep.
26:34Would you happen to be looking for something to eat?
26:36Well, here's a little treat.
26:38And just as Goldilocks fed him some straw, I gotcha!
26:45Sorry about that.
26:48My, your screams really are something.
26:51It's quite a surprise finding the mayor on my street.
26:55Maybe you could help me find some porridge to eat.
26:58Porridge? Why would you want to eat that gooey goo?
27:01Go and ask your mom for some toast and beef stew.
27:04But porridge is what I like eating most.
27:06More than peanut butter, jelly, or beef stew with toast.
27:10Of course, my tummy is pretty rumbly today.
27:13I could probably eat a whole porridge buffet.
27:17How about your neighbors?
27:19You should knock on their door.
27:21Perhaps they'd have some extra porridge to pay.
27:31Although he had helped only little Bo Peep,
27:34Mayor Dumpty returned to his own home to sleep.
27:45Don't worry, Mr. Mayor.
27:46It's just me and the rest of the town.
27:52They all needed help and you weren't around.
27:55So I brought them all here to the foot of your step.
27:57Monsieur Mayor!
27:59What is it, Miss Muffet?
28:01I need your help badly.
28:02There's a thorn in my tummy.
28:04Forget about that.
28:05What about my front lawn?
28:07I need your help training for the decathlon.
28:09A stapler we never found at ze world.
28:12All we located was this old cowbell.
28:15With so many neighbors who needed attention,
28:18his poor shell continued to crack from the tension.
28:22What should I do?
28:24He wondered aloud.
28:25Well, on his front door, the neighbors did pound.
28:28And that's when it hit him.
28:30Like a full ton of smackage.
28:32I'm going to go on that vacation package.
28:35While Humpty escaped from his mayorly house,
28:39he did so as quiet as a...
28:42Hi!
28:43He did so as quiet as a really loud mouse.
28:47Uh, Mr. Mayor?
28:49Do you have just a second for me?
28:51My bug net needs fixing.
28:54You see?
28:55Humpty gathered his thoughts with some consternation.
28:58Baby Bear, I'm sorry.
29:00I'm on neighbor vacation.
29:02I've had enough helping everyone else.
29:05I'd like to, right now, help only myself.
29:09Oh, okay.
29:11Baby Bear said, kind of sad.
29:13And Humpty, in turn, felt a little bit bad.
29:17And when I say little, I mean just a tad.
29:24Yes, I'm looking for Gooseville's Great Wall Vacation.
29:28Then look no further than this elevator, sir.
29:31For the elevation vacation to which you refer.
29:45Okay.
29:49Shouldn't we be moving by now?
29:50Whenever you're ready.
29:52The bellhop said with a bow.
29:54Then Humpty began to have the realization
29:57that Gooseville's Great Wall was a help yourself kind of vacation.
30:02Humpty Dumpty scaled the tall wall.
30:05Humpty Dumpty had a few minutes to stall.
30:09From all the exhaustion, Humpty started to swoon.
30:13Causing a drop like a big lead balloon.
30:16What a close call.
30:18With such a delicate shell, I'm sure you're afraid to fall.
30:27Yes.
30:38Where's all the hammocks?
30:39The tea, lemonades, and siesta mariachis playing nap serenades?
30:45I'm sorry, sir, but didn't you see?
30:48Everything here is B-Y-O-M-L-A-T.
30:51B-Y-O-M-L-A-T?
30:53Bring your own mariachis, lemonade, and tea.
30:55What about napping supplies?
30:57The sat mayor said.
30:59Yeah, it's also B-Y-O-N-S-A-P.
31:03Bring your own napping supplies and a bed.
31:06I've worked here for years and I can attest that helping yourself is what we do best.
31:14But when Humpty considered his neighbors in town,
31:17his frown began turning and stopped upside down.
31:21From all of the stress, he was finally free.
31:24Which made Gooseville's Great Wall the best place to be.
31:28And so Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall.
31:32Humpty Dumpty had a great shawl that his grandmother gave him for such an occasion.
31:38Who needs all those neighbors with so many needs?
31:41I'm doing much better helping just me.
31:45Oh, perfect.
31:47But Baby Bear was still being a kind-hearted fellow.
31:51Aren't you a helpful lad to remove a thorn from my pillow?
31:55And amongst the flamingos, Goldie stood in a chair,
31:58hoping tonight her mom would prepare...
32:01A great bowl of porridge which we all could share.
32:05Meanwhile, Humpty was feeling quite dumpy.
32:11Not comfy enough and clearly not snoring,
32:14he was finding this place to be rather boring.
32:17And trying to look for a new thing to do,
32:20he saw something which promised...
32:22A spectacular view.
32:37Nothing spectacular that I can see.
32:39Just a town still in need of assistance from me.
32:43But then Humpty saw something which made his heart heavy.
32:47Sweet little Goldie and family with just two strings of spaghetti.
32:52Mama, is there any porridge I can have?
32:54Spaghetti gives me the hiccups.
32:58Real bad.
32:59I'm sorry, sweet Goldie, her old mother said.
33:02But I've no other food to give you instead.
33:09Why, that little girl should have more food to eat.
33:13What uncaring neighbors she has on her street.
33:16If I weren't up here and she weren't down there,
33:19I'd give her every last bit of food I could spare.
33:23What are you doing?
33:24Don't walk on their grass.
33:26Mama Bear'll go bonkers if she thinks you've trespassed.
33:30No one loved porridge more than Ma and Pa Bear.
33:35So Goldie dropped by, hoping they'd have some to share.
33:39What are you doing?
33:40Don't eat the bear's food.
33:42If they find you, they'll be in quite a bad mood.
33:45No, no, no, that one's so hot, it's steaming.
33:49But Goldie was too distant to hear Humpty screaming.
33:52That one's so chilly, it may give you frostbite.
33:55Well, that one should probably be about right.
33:58But according to Goldie, it was more than just right.
34:01That bowl of porridge was just...
34:05Now get out of their house or you'll be in a pickle.
34:08And that's when the telescope ran out of nickel.
34:11Oh, I simply can't fix every problem I see.
34:16I have plenty to do, taking care of just me.
34:19And so Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall.
34:22Humpty Dumpty had a great ball of yarn from which he would knit
34:28while ignoring his neighbors and kind of sort of feeling bad about it.
34:33And while Humpty remained in his vacation bubble,
34:37sweet Goldilocks fell more deeply in trouble.
34:41Immediately after her warm porridge snacking, she said to herself...
34:45I'm ready for napping.
34:49But just then downstairs, that family of bears
34:52sat down to eat in their dining room chairs.
34:55And when Mama looked down at their table so fair,
34:59her heart was aflutter and she felt quite a scare.
35:02Baby, didn't you used to have porridge in there?
35:05Shh, I think maybe I heard something upstairs.
35:09Look, there's somebody sleeping in my bed.
35:12Then a startled Goldie screamed with dread.
35:19Goldilocks' scream was heard everywhere,
35:22even all the way up to the ears of the mayor.
35:25What in the world is going on here?
35:28What was going on here, you might have guessed,
35:31was the makings of an epic nursery rhyme mess.
35:35One of Baby Bear's spiders frightened Miss Muffet,
35:38who jumped up and down on top of her bucket,
35:41spilling her curtain whey on the hill,
35:43while Jack and Jill looked for their stapler still.
35:47Both of them slipped and fell on their backs,
35:49then slid down the hill and bust into Jack.
35:52And although he was nimble and although he was quick,
35:55unfortunately Jack ran into his stick,
35:58which proceeded to shoot a flame in the air
36:01and landed atop the very barn
36:03where Little Bo Peep keeps the rest of her sheep.
36:07Not knowing what was happening,
36:09the sheep went insane,
36:11charging right toward Hupty like a wooly bullet train.
36:16The frightened creature slammed into the bridge with a smack,
36:21fracturing the wall,
36:22causing Hupty to fall and land on his back.
36:34Help! I've fallen and I can't get up!
36:37Mr. Mayor! Mr. Mayor! I'm good.
36:39Mama Bear, could you?
36:40Mr. Mayor, I have terrible news for you.
36:42Gooseberry's been ruined and no one knows what to do.
36:45Well, don't look at me.
36:46It was clearly the fault of Little Bo Peep.
36:49What made all this mess was her stampeding sheep.
36:52My sheep and I are not chiefly to blame.
36:54Jumping Jack's candle set my barn into flame.
36:58I'm usually nimble and really quite quick.
37:00Jack and Jill are the ones who caused me to trip.
37:02But none of this would have happened today.
37:04If Miss Muffet hadn't spilled her curds and whey...
37:08How could you make such a boorish connection?
37:11It's the fault of this bear and his boog collection.
37:15No, no, no. The fault belongs to this lass there.
37:18Her scream was so loud it broke all our glassware.
37:21This trespassing girl lacks all sorts of manners.
37:24What more, I'm afraid, I've got to do.
37:27I'm sorry.
37:29Goldilocks said, looking blue.
37:31I didn't mean to trouble any of you.
37:33When I was hungry for food, I came to your door.
37:36But I won't make that mistake anymore.
37:39So, like...
37:44Does this mean you're not going to help me find all my sheep?
37:46Your sheep?
37:47What about our house and our lawn?
37:49Our stapler?
37:50My tuffy?
37:51The spring marathon?
37:53My sheep?
37:54My sheep?
37:55My tuffy?
37:56The spring marathon?
37:57But Humpty was thoughtful as he realized
38:00that he was the cause of poor Goldilocks' cries.
38:06Excuse me.
38:08Excuse me.
38:10As your mayor, I've made a lot of mistakes.
38:13And right now, I have a confession to make.
38:17This mess is my fault because I didn't care.
38:20If only I'd been more like you, baby bear.
38:25In the silence, the townsfolk all felt Humpty's pain.
38:29Then upon introspection, they all took the blame.
38:32I see that at times, we have each been uncaring.
38:35From now on, we commit to be helpful.
38:38And sharing.
38:40Well then, if someone could help me get unstuck from this plight.
38:44We have now a matter we need to make right.
38:49Oh, hey, what are you going to do with that?
38:51Ow, that's a lot of pressure.
38:53Compressing, compressing!
38:55Ah!
38:59Humpty Dumpty shot up like a big cannonball.
39:03And Humpty Dumpty had yet another great fall.
39:08But this time, his neighbors were there after all.
39:12And though Humpty Dumpty's shell was quite cracked,
39:15his friend needed help.
39:17And he needed to act.
39:21Little Goldie, we're sorry for being unkind.
39:24Will you forgive us, my dear, for being so blind?
39:28I called every neighbor here on your street
39:30to help you and your family get more to eat.
39:34Is that porridge?
39:36As your mayor, I'd like to officially say
39:39we'll all be better neighbors starting today.
39:42So on behalf of all of your friends,
39:45let the porridge festivities...
39:47And then it happened again.
39:50This time, when Humpty Dumpty recovered,
39:53the town was amazed to discover
39:55that the porridge filled cracks and bonded so well,
39:59it instantly mended Humpty's eggshell.
40:04Now every time Humpty looks at the wall,
40:07he remembers his great disastrous fall
40:11with no one aware.
40:12Till along came a bear
40:14who knew what it meant to be a neighbor who cared.
40:19When you get stuck eating a pickle,
40:21a friend will lend a little hand.
40:24When you're short a dime or nickel,
40:27a friend will lend a little hand.
40:29When the hill is way too steep, then
40:31a friend will lend a little hand.
40:34When you're tired of chasing sheep, then
40:37a friend will lend a little hand.
40:39Whether little or a big friend,
40:41whether tiny or a tall friend,
40:44there's no such thing as a small friend.
40:47No one's an I can do it all friend.
40:57When your patience isn't lasting,
40:59a friend will lend a little hand.
41:02When your neighbors are trespassing,
41:04a friend will lend a little hand.
41:06Everybody!
41:07A friend will lend a little...
41:13My friend Belinda Riddles!
41:15Stop, that tickles!
41:16Great job, Larry.
41:17You were right.
41:18Those were stories that both Allison and Danny would love.
41:19Mother, wait!
41:20It's time to talk about what we've learned today.
41:21Stop following me!
41:22And so what do you know?
41:23The world's a place to go where life's to learn.
41:24God has a lot to say.
41:25Look, yes, look.
41:26Uh-oh.
41:27Oh!
41:28Oh!
41:29Oh!
41:30Oh!
41:31Oh!
41:32Oh!
41:33Oh!
41:34Oh!
41:35Oh!
41:36Oh!
41:37Oh!
41:38Oh!
41:39Oh!
41:40Oh!
41:41Oh!
41:42Oh!
41:43Oh!
41:45Oh, good.
41:46The music seems to calm her down.
41:58Ah!
42:01Phew!
42:03Matthew 7, 24-27, and Luke 10, 27-37.
42:08Hmm.
42:09Cordy, what do those verses say?
42:12Well, Larry, those verses are for two different parables of Jesus.
42:16The parable of the wise and foolish builders and the parable of the Good Samaritan.
42:21Yeah! Hey, those parables are like the stories in our nursery rhymes. Duck!
42:26That's right. Like the builder parable,
42:28our stories show that anyone who hears God's words and puts them into practice
42:33is like the man who builds his house on a firm foundation.
42:36Duck!
42:37And like the parable of the Good Samaritan,
42:39our Humpty Dumpty story showed that we should love our neighbors as ourselves,
42:43not forgetting that everyone is our neighbor. Duck!
42:46Exactly.
42:47Goose!
42:51Start the music! Start the music!
42:53What music?
42:54The What We Have Learned song. It calms her down.
42:56Oh, yeah. Well, I'm not crazy about that song.
43:00I'm being eaten by a goose!
43:02Well, that's all the time we have for today.
43:05Always remember, God made you special.
43:08And He made me tasty.
43:09And He loves you very much.
43:11Bye!
43:38Bye!
43:39Bye!
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