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00:00Today, Rupert visits the witch in Rupert and the Bedoozleman.
00:16There's a little bear that you've never seen before, who's a lot of fun.
00:23Children everywhere, go to love him more and more, he's the number one.
00:30There's a million stories to be told, all the things that he's done.
00:36And he's gonna share them all with you, so come along.
00:44Rupert, Rupert the Bell, everyone sing his name.
00:50Rupert, Rupert the Bell, everyone come and join.
00:56Rupert, Rupert, Rupert, Rupert is enjoying a nice swing in the sunshine, when his mother calls him from the kitchen.
01:10Rupert, says Mrs. Bear, can you come here a minute?
01:15Yes, Mummy, says Rupert, getting off the swing.
01:19Ah, there you are.
01:21I think you ought to take these boots to the bootmenders, dear.
01:24They must be letting in water.
01:27Yes, all right, Mummy.
01:28And the ones I've got on won't last much longer, either, he says, taking the boots.
01:33They'll take a couple of days, I expect.
01:36You'd better go straight away before the shop shuts.
01:39Hello, Rupert, says Pudgy Pig at the back door.
01:42Pudgy, I know I invited you to tea, but you're a bit early.
01:47Oh, am I?
01:49Says Pudgy, eyeing the freshly made cakes.
01:52Yes, you can come with me to the bootmenders first.
01:56Off you go, then.
01:57I must make some scones now, says Mrs. Bear, looking for the flower.
02:02Rupert and Pudgy are hurrying over the common, when they catch sight of Raggedy's back view.
02:09Is he looking at something?
02:10Wonders Rupert.
02:12Rupert lands beside him.
02:15Oh, Rupert, what are you doing? You made me jump, says Raggedy, turning round.
02:20What are you doing?
02:21We stop to find out.
02:23Well, come and look here.
02:26I'm singing away at this funny old rhyme.
02:28I'm having an uncopper-bubulous time.
02:30It's a happy, hilarious, moochifous day, and I'm...
02:34As the three of them watch, the little man stops dancing and tries to jump off the ground.
02:40It's not a happy, hilarious day at all, at all.
02:43It's a melon-clunker's one.
02:45And he sits down in frustration on a log.
02:48Ahem, ahem, ahem, ahem, hello.
02:52I'm Rupert Bear, and this is Pudgy and Raggedy.
02:57Um, what are you doing?
03:00Is it an idiot you are?
03:02Isn't it obvious to a duck with his head in the sand what I'm doing?
03:05I'm bedoosaling.
03:07Least ways I'm trying to, he adds sadly.
03:10P-B-Doozaling, exclaims Raggedy, feeling braver now.
03:16What's that?
03:17Is it like sleeping?
03:19You never heard of it?
03:21Do you mean you don't bedoosal?
03:23Oh, you poor souls.
03:25It's jumping up in the air, spinning round and flying off.
03:28It's the only way to travel.
03:29Um, why can't you, uh, bedoosal then, inquires Rupert.
03:37I'll tell you me story.
03:39I'm from over the water.
03:41There I was, making me boots.
03:43But I see a rainbow.
03:45A beautiful, glorious rainbow.
03:47A rainbow?
03:49Yes, that's what he said.
03:51Go on.
03:52Well, I thought I'll maybe find a crock of gold.
03:56So I bedoosaled up and flew off like a cock out of a bottle.
04:01I had the great misfortune to collide with an old witch in midair.
04:06She was not too keen on the idea.
04:09She put a spell on me so that I couldn't bedoosal anymore once I'd landed.
04:13Oh, dear.
04:15Well, I'd lost sight of the rainbow by that time and I couldn't go on flying forever.
04:20So I landed here to enjoy myself.
04:23But I miss the old rain and me friends.
04:27I want to go home.
04:29We could go and see the witch and get her to take the spell off.
04:33But how can you?
04:35It's a long way and you can't bedoosal.
04:38Oh, I've got a magic chariot, explains Rupert.
04:41I don't like witches much.
04:43I think I'll stay and keep you company, says Raggedy to the little man.
04:47You'll come, won't you, Pudgy?
04:48Um, uh, all right.
04:52He's none too keen either.
04:54Oh, that's a great old vehicle, exclaims the little man, admiring the chariot.
05:00But how will we find the witch?
05:02How?
05:03How?
05:04The chariot's magic, isn't it?
05:06They'll just take off, of course.
05:07The chariot is travelling over the trees, over the common with the northerly breeze, through
05:15thunder and lightning and cold, cold air, till Pudgy and Rupert wish they were there.
05:21Long the mountainy ridge and the bare trees they follow, until they come down in a dark,
05:27dark hollow.
05:27Here we are, Pudgy.
05:30This must be where the witch lives.
05:32In that cave over there.
05:37Do you think I could stay here and look after the chariot for you, Rupert?
05:41No, Pudgy.
05:42I might need some help persuading the witch.
05:44Come on.
05:45The witch is having a snooze by her fire when the chums enter.
05:50She's asleep, Rupert.
05:52Let's go.
05:56Starts the witch, shaken out of her slumber.
05:58Oh, you gave me a start.
06:01Please, we're sorry to disturb you, but we've come to ask if you can do something for us.
06:07Well, I like to think I'm a help for a witch.
06:10I'll do what I can.
06:11You see, we met a man who says he came from over the water.
06:16But while he was flying through the air, he bumped into you, and...
06:20Ah, the bedoosal man.
06:22Yes, I remember.
06:24I'm not doing anything to help him.
06:26He made me drop my special mixing stick.
06:29I'm lost without it.
06:31No, definitely not.
06:33But please.
06:35Anyway, I can't take the spell off without mixing a spell.
06:39And I've got no stick.
06:41So there.
06:43Well, can we find it for you then?
06:46Asks Rupert.
06:47Oh, I know where it is, but I can't reach it.
06:51It fell down between the rocky crags.
06:55But there's not room to fly my broomstick between them.
06:59We won't be able to get there in the chariot then, will we, Rupert?
07:03Not in the chariot, but out of it.
07:06Ah, if you could just lend us a rope and tell us where the rocky crags are.
07:12The rocky crags don't look very inviting.
07:16And right down the bottom is the mixing stick.
07:18Now, you hover here in the chariot and hang on to the rope, Pudgy, says Rupert, tying one end of the rope round himself.
07:27Oh, oh no, Rupert, it's not safe.
07:30I might fall out.
07:31Oh, Pudgy, you're doing the easy part, he laughs.
07:34Rupert has tied the other end round the steering wheel and starts to lower himself over the side.
07:42Oh, you're rocking the chariot, squeals Pudgy.
07:45Just hang on.
07:47I'm going down now.
07:51Rupert slides carefully down the rope, while Pudgy above holds on tight.
07:57The mixing stick now is within his grope.
08:00Oh, careful, please, Rupert, cries Pudgy in fright.
08:03I'm coming up now, calls Rupert, who has the precious stick.
08:08He ties it onto the rope and starts the journey back.
08:13Oh, ee, ee, ee, ee, wails Pudgy.
08:16I'll be glad when we get home.
08:19The witch is very pleased to see her mixing stick again and gets to work right away.
08:25Borrowday moss and caraway seed, mix it together, that's what we need, sings the witch happily.
08:32Now, all you have to do is sprinkle this powder on the bedoosal man and the spell will be broken.
08:39Back on the common, Raggedy is learning a new dance when Rupert and Bill fly down.
08:44Rupert sprinkles the spell-breaking powder on the bedoosal man.
08:49Now you'll be all right again, he says.
08:52The little man holds his hat.
08:55Woo-hoo, he yells, making Pudgy jump.
08:59Bedoosal, I can bedoosal.
09:01Oh, thank you, thank you, I can go home.
09:07Rupert suddenly remembers he was supposed to be on his way to the bootmenders.
09:12Oh, dear, they'll be shut now, he sighs.
09:16What? Who will be? What ails you?
09:18I should have got to the bootmenders before closing time, Rupert explains.
09:22No trouble, me dear, says the little man, taking out a hammer and grabbing the boots.
09:29Aren't I best bootmaker in the West?
09:32A tap and a wrap, a heel and a toe, your boots are done and off I go.
09:36Bedoosal!
09:37He's in the air and off, leaving the astonished three staring after him.
09:42Mrs. Bear has just finished her cooking when Rupert and Pudgy return.
09:50Rupert, you were supposed to leave those boots at the menders, she exclaims.
09:56But they're done already, Mummy.
09:58Yes, and very good too, agrees Pudgy.
10:02Oh, yes, they are, aren't they?
10:05I'll send you with mine tomorrow.
10:08But the bedoosal man did these, and he won't be there tomorrow.
10:12What are you talking about, Rupert?
10:15Bootmenders repair boots.
10:32Rupert, Rupert the Bell
10:35Everyone looks telling his name
10:38Rupert, Rupert the Bell
10:42Everyone come and join
10:46In all of his name
10:48Rupert, Rupert the Bell
10:52Everyone come and join
10:56In all of his name
11:00Rupert
11:06Rupert, Rupert, Rupert the Bell
11:09Rupert, Rupert of the Bell