That's the most powerful horse I ever saw.
Take at least three horses to run him down.
You two got the fastest horses.
Get off and give me the reins.
Leave the canteens on.
Might take me two or three days to run him down.
I'm afraid.
You are... you are from Fort Dyson.
Yeah, Fort Dyson.
There is a boy... a boy and a white horse.
Oh.
Yes, yes, a boy and a white horse.
That is my son.
You are the father.
And the brother.
I should have known.
You are a close family.
You saw my son?
See... see here.
He ride to the desert.
They chase him.
If you hurry...
What are you trying to say?
There was no other way.
My horse was tired.
But alone, and the big white one,
there was a chance.
You did this for a long time, Joe?
See... see...
And the big white one.
He is a fine horse, amigo.
Your son...
He tell me of the Ponderosa.
The big horse...
He will be happy there.
Tell you... tell your son.
Yes.
I will tell him.
I have to get to Joe.
You will never make it.
They have to shoot.
I'm tired of this.
It is not getting close to Joe.
Listen...
Why do not you cover me?
You are too big a target.
I'm tired of this.
There is one left.
Behind that rock.
I drive him out and you nail him.
Wait a minute.
I'm going to get him.
I'll get him.
I'm sorry.
Well, howdy, friend.
I, uh, I just finished me off a horse thief.
Thought him stealing my horses last night.
You're a liar.
Now, lookie, friend.
That kind of talk's gonna get you into a lot of trouble.
Like I said, he's a horse thief.
He's my son.
Pa...
That's enough for now.
Go.
Why, I tried to get through.
Never mind that now, son.
I have to talk.
It was a Valkyra with me, Emiliano.
I know.
I talked with him.
Well, then he's alive then.
No, I...
He wanted you and the horse to get through.
Emiliano...
He was a good friend, Pa.
He really loved that horse.
It was such a beautiful horse, Pa.
It made his heart out for me.
I know, son.
We wanted to give you that horse.
I tried not to lose it.
We want to give it to you as a gift.
I have my gift, son.
Joe.
He's all right, boys.
Let's get him home.
Thanks.
This is the night the world is waiting for.
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Good morning, Tracy Grimshaw with Newsbreak.
National Party leader Ian Sinclair says he's been used as a red herring by the government to ease the pressure on Special Minister of State Mick Young over his customs breach.
Mr Sinclair has been accused of using diplomatic bags for non-official items on recent overseas trips.
Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Hayden is expected today to answer claims made on last night's nationwide program that Australia has conducted spy flights over East Timor.
The claims, denied by the Defence Ministry, have been attributed to Indonesian military sources.
Overseas and McDonald's will not reopen the San Ysidro, California restaurant where 21 people were gunned down last week.
It's understood some mourners are lobbying for a memorial park to be developed there.
And in football, Hawthorn champion Michael Tuck outed for up to eight weeks because of an eye injury and essence another night premieres with a 51-point win over the Swans.
That's it from me, more news on today at 7.
Friendship is a precious thing, so handle it with lots of care.
And when you need it, you'll be sure that friendship will be right there, right there, right there.
Hello, Billy Bear. Hello, Mr. General. Hello, Macon Mouse and hello, Al Lucious.
Aren't you going to say hello to Possum? No one he was here almost kept me from coming in.
Well, nobody's asking you to stay. Well, goodbye.
Now, wait a minute, Billy Bear. You're coming to my friendship party this afternoon, aren't you?
I do not attend social functions at which possible Possum will be in attendance. Thank you.
Well, I need ought to you. And since Billy Bear won't be here, I'll be glad to attend, Mr. General.
What are they mad about? They can't even remember.
Well, we'll bring Billy Bear to that party whether he wants to come or not.
You strap the skates on while I tie the rope.
Fish, fish, I got a whopper. Help! Hey, what is this? Help!
What's going on around here? We're trying to take you to the General's friendship party.
I told you, I'm not going.
Well, we tried. Yep, and we're going to try again, too.
I'm staying right up here until that party's over.
Come over here and sit down and let's talk this thing over.
There's nothing to talk about, Owl-O-Wishers. I'm just not going.
See you at the party.
Billy Bear, you decided to come after all.
I'd like to, but I'm still mad at Possum.
Hold him, Mr. General. Hold him.
And I'm going to get mad at you, too, if you don't leave me alone.
Stubborn, stubborn, stubborn.
We'll get him back.
Gosh, being mad at Possum is getting to be real hard work.
I hope this does it. It will.
Hey!
Oh, no you don't. Let go of my wing.
Well, got any more ideas, Owl-O-Wishers?
Looks like I'm the only one headed for the General's party
having seen hard-na-hair of Owl-O-Wishers or Bacon Mouse for hours.
Hope this trick works. I'm worn to a fresco.
Now, what are you up to this time?
I'm going to knock you over and roll you into that party.
You?
Hey!
Dag Nebbot, you let him get away.
Help! Help!
We'll never catch him, and it's all your fault.
My fault? It was all your silly idea.
Silly idea? It would have worked if you...
You expect me to do all the hard work.
Help!
It's Billy Bear, and he's heading for Cherokee Bluffs.
I'm coming, Billy.
Get out of there fast, Billy Bear.
It's like my tailbone's raking in.
Oh, thanks for saving my neck, Puss.
Aw, shucks.
What are friends for if you can't count on them in a pinch?
Well, I'll be.
Look who's coming to my friendship party.
Party started yet, Mr. General?
I'm sure glad to see you boys together again.
Where's Macon Mouse and our Luishes?
Oh, they're having an awful argument up on Black Oak Ridge.
I don't think...
Here we come!
Start the party!
Friendship is a precious thing,
so handle it with lots of care,
and when you need it, you'll be sure that friendship
will be right there, right there, right there.
Here comes Leonardo, Leonardo Lion,
King of Bongo Congo, the hero Lion of Lion.
Where Leonardo travels, his subjects all go to.
There's Odio Colonni, who's loyal and true blue.
A saint as a booming hunter.
And Wiley Whitty Fog.
And Tooter, who brings fun to you.
And Biff, that's Magic Bug.
Big Leonardo has his enemies.
Biggie, where's those pestles?
The antsy, what are you doing?
They fought against the kingdom to overthrow the king.
Looks like Leonardo has had his royal wing.
But Odio Colonni steps in to change the plan.
That loyal skunk with skill and spunk
comes through to save the day.
You'll find adventure and thrills
after a minute or two.
You mustn't miss excitement like this,
or Hunter may hunt you.
Let's watch Leonardo, all his subjects too.
Odio Colonni, the fox and the hunter too.
Tooter and the wizard, they're ready set to go.
So everyone come join them on the Big Leonardo Show.
Way out yonder lies the little kingdom of Bongo Congo.
A peaceful land where contented natives
play contented music.
Where contented natives play contented songs
on their contented drums, Bongo drums.
The principal product of the kingdom.
In fact, the only product of the kingdom.
Come with us now to Bongo Land.
From the palace comes the thundering roar
of the great lion King Leonardo.
Confounded, where's my throne?
It's time for my cartoon show.
One morning in Bongo Congo, an event took place
which started King Leonardo and Odio Colonni
on one of their strangest adventures.
It all began when a large black limousine
drew up in front of the palace.
Six men with briefcases got out and marched
straight up to the palace door.
The men presented their calling cards
and were admitted at once.
Well, what is it?
Some lawyers from the United States
to see you.
Lawyers from the States to see me? What for?
Something about a will, Sire.
A will? Well, show them the way at once.
Company, home.
King Leonardo, I presume?
Yes.
Your Highness, we represent the firm
of Boom Boom Didum Dadum Wodum and Shoo
attorneys at law.
And we have with us, the will please,
the will of your late uncle, Mr. Sire.
The will please. The will of your late uncle, Lenny.
He made you his only heir.
Well, now, well, think of that as only heir.
Whereas and wherefore, the party of the first part
and the party of the second party,
Floribus Unum, just cause due process,
hereafter therein and therefore,
article seven, paragraph three, vice versa
and versa versa, contingent upon the aforesaid
and the fore...
I found it! Talk English!
But, Sire, I am a lawyer.
If lawyers talked English, everyone would
understand us and then where would we be?
Well, can't you translate?
Well, briefly, Your Highness, you have been left
an entire town.
It was founded by your uncle Lenny.
They say he kept his silver there.
Silver? Of course! I remember now.
Uncle Lenny left Mongo Congo years ago
to seek his fortune.
So he struck silver and founded a whole town,
did he?
It's called Leonardoville, I suppose.
Well, no. As a matter of fact,
it's called Gravestone.
Gravestone. Well, no matter.
What about all the silver?
Nothing here about the silver, just the town.
Now, if you just sign here, you'll own the town
of Gravestone, lock, stock and coffins.
Hmm.
And so it was that King Leonardo of Mongo Congo
became the sole owner of a town
somewhere in the United States.
The news of his good fortune spread across the land
and finally reached the hideout of those callous criminals
Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother.
King left town.
Now, why'd he do that, Big?
He, like, never had it so good as here.
He didn't leave town, Meathead.
He had a town left to him, see, by his Uncle Lenny.
Gee, Big, I remember Uncle Lenny.
He was like nutty as putty.
Went to the U.S. survey to prospect for silver.
Silver? So that's it?
Well, come on, get packing.
Why headin' for Gravestone, see? And all the silver.
Okay, Big, I dig.
We take over, spot the sterling, and take off.
Smart boy.
We'll get to Gravestone ahead of the King and Odie
and keep them out of town until we find the silver.
While Biggy and Itchy were taking a jet plane to the U.S.,
the King and Odie, unaware that Biggy and Itchy were hatching a plot,
had taken a slow, easy trip to Gravestone, U.S.A.
First by boat, and then by train.
HONKING
End of the line, everybody off!
Is this Gravestone?
No train to Gravestone, have to take a stagecoach.
Well, I ask one of the natives how to get to Gravestone.
Big Potten, uh, Pordner,
can you tell us how to reach Gravestone?
Goin' to Gravestone, eh?
Well, I'll take ya. Cost ya, though.
Confound it, Price is no object. Let's go.
Oh, oh, there!
Well, this is as far as I go.
Wouldn't be caught dead in Gravestone.
This is the most unheard of thing I ever heard of.
Why won't you take us all away?
Last few days, Gravestone's a real ghost town, with real ghosts.
Get up!
Grape blaster is ghosts, indeed.
Let us proceed at once, sire. Everyone knows.
GROWLING
There are no such things as ghosts.
GROWLING
Or are there?
What is the mystery of Gravestone?
And where are Itchy Brother and Biggy Rat?
We'll find out in our next exciting episode,
Ghosts, Guests.
Deep in the forest grows a tall, tall tree.
Of course, it was a short tree, but it, uh, grew.
And down at the bottom of that tree, there's a little old box
that's really the home of Mr. Wizard the Lizard.
SNORING
Yes? Who's that?
It's Tooter the Turtle, Mr. Wizard.
I got another favor to ask.
Come in, come in, my boy.
Well, Tooter, what is it you're fishing for today?
Mr. Wizard, what I really want to be is one of them big game hunters
going on safaris and all.
Oh, but Tooter, that's a very dangerous business.
Men that go on safaris need skill and courage,
and above all, experience they need to track through the jungle.
Oh, please, Mr. Wizard, just this once.
HE CHUCKLES
Ah, very well, Tooter.
But be careful what you do.
The first thing that the big game hunter needs is the outfit.
For this, he goes to the outfitters.
First comes the boots, which must fit very well,
for the trail is rough.
Next comes the bush coat,
which is loose so the body can move freely.
Then the pith helmet,
with the wide brim to keep out the sun.
And finally, is out in the jungle the brave hunter goes.
Sometimes even the greatest hunters get tired and have to rest.
Huh, well, this looks like a comfortable log.
I think I'll just set a spell and rest.
See, my log is slippery as a snake.
Snake!
After traveling all day,
the big game hunter would pick out the clearing and make camp.
Hmm, and I figured 50 miles to the next clearing,
and I'll just camp here.
He pitched the tent quickly and easily.
His years of experience making his moves all this easy and perfect.
Let's see here now, tie rope R between trees A and B.
Hmm, they don't seem to have a mark on this jungle.
I'll just pick these two there.
Next, pick up tent T and throw over rope R.
Oh, boy, sure gets dark in a hurry around here.
Once the tent is pitched, the brave hunter goes to bed and sleeps soundly.
The noises of the jungle are music to the ears, and he sleeps like the baby.
Sometimes the hunter was supposed to bring them back alive
and would build a big trap to catch the animals.
First, he dug the deep hole.
Then the clever hunter would cover the hole with branches to fool the big animals.
Then, when the big animals walked across, they would fall through.
Oh, that's mighty peculiar.
I guess I made the trap too strong.
One thing the mighty hunter needed was the knowledge of wild life
and the habits of the animals.
Oh, now, he's right cute.
Here, kitty, kitty, here, kitty.
Poor little kitty, are you lost?
Here's your mommy.
The big game hunter must be the expert tracker.
It takes the sharp eye and the cool head to follow the tracks of the crafty wild animals.
Here's a crafty clever animal.
Think she's going to fool me by walking on his hands.
Hey, no fair.
I was doing right good up to now, and where did he go?
Wherever the trail led, the brave big game hunter followed.
No attention to the danger did he pay.
Along the cliff, over the bridge, and sometimes when the bridges were out,
the rushing river had to be crossed on foot.
Then it was the wise hunter who kept the sharp eye out for the hungry crocodile.
Help, Mr. Wizard, the crocodiles are coming. Help!
There's once again, drissel, drissel, drissel, dron, time for this one to come home.
Are you?
I am, my card, son.
Like I said, are you?
I say, I am the hunter.
Okay, hunter, here's a blow for your cartoon show.
Ha ha ha ha.
As the sun rose on the Hudson River this particular morning,
it illuminated a scene of prosperity and well-being.
Tug boats chugged busily about their business.
Great ocean liners slipped slowly into their slips.
Ferry boats smoothly carried thousands of people to work, a day like all days.
Something was amiss.
For under the Hudson in the railroad tunnel, the fox was at work digging a new tunnel.
For what purpose? We shall soon see.
The cracked 25th century unlimited roaring through Newark was about to enter the tunnel
and reach its destination at New York's Penn Station.
It entered the tunnel all right, but it never reached Penn Station.
The fox pulling the old switcheroo had pulled off the crime of the century.
He had stolen an entire railroad train.
Naturally all eyes were trained on the hunter, the wide awake livewire investigator
whose specialty was catching the fox.
Hello, hello, I say hello. This is the hunter.
Have nose, will hunt. At our modern plant or in your home.
Estimates cheerfully given.
A hunter here? No, the 25th century unlimited.
A whole dad burn train? You don't say.
Under the river? Well, now I'll wade right into it for I am the hunter.
That was the mating call of the male train, son.
Also do other imitations.
Now here's the North Carolina double headed wood knocker.
Son, I say son, are you there?
Trains, huh? Well, guess I'll just nose you around and see if I can pick up a clue.
I declare a wedding. Well, I can't stop for a little thing like that.
Pardon me, pardon me.
My dear, did you ever see such a lovely dress?
And look at the length of that train.
Train, train, let me through here. Stop, stop.
What are you, some kind of a nut?
The hunter's life is a hard life.
Now, according to my precise calculations, all trains sooner or later end up in the roundhouse.
So I'll just nose you around in here and see what I can see.
Maybe my genuine imitation call of the male train will produce some results.
Ah, I think I'm on the right track at last.
This ought to lead to somewhere, and so it did.
It led right to a drawbridge over the river, which at this very moment was open to allow the cruise ship Bermuda King to pass through.
Meanwhile, one of the Fox and the stolen train.
They were in, of all places, Bermuda.
For the clever Fox had put pontoons on the train and established the first commuter train to Bermuda.
When the hunter arrived, the Fox was doing a thriving business with his new enterprise, selling monthly commutation tickets.
I say son, I'm on a big case. I've got to get back to the mainland right away.
So what's a one-way ticket?
Friend, it's just $25 one-way. A modest price considering the luxuriousness of the accommodations.
Now, now, don't you read the ads, son. I never carry more than 50 cents cash money.
Okay, friend, I'll tell you what I'm going to do.
You look like a husky young man to me, so I'll let you work your way across. Report up forward.
And so after a rough two-week crossing, the strange craft pulled into New York harbor.
Stroke, stroke, stroke.
And of course they were met by none other than Officer Flynn Flanagan and a squad of New York's finest.
Ah, sure, I might have known it. It's the hunter himself, single-handedly bringing in the train and the Fox.
How can we ever thank you?
We'll have a small bottle of liniment for my back, would help.
Who was that magnificent old man? He should be on the Olympic crew.
That, me good woman, was the hunter.
Hmm, what's that thing, true blue oldie?
A present for you, sire, from your subjects.
Oh, a present. Nothing I like more than confounded a TV set. I already have a TV set.
But look, this one is special. These suction cups must hold it to the ceiling.
But how can I see?
You just crank back your throne and watch TV lying down.
Well, now that's something. Perfect for watching the next cartoon on our show.
In our last episode, King Leonardo had inherited from his uncle, long lost Lenny, an entire town, Gravestone, USA.
The town where Uncle Lenny had kept his silver.
Even before the King and Odie began their journey to Gravestone, Biggie Rat and Itchy Brother had heard the news.
Gee, Big, I remember Uncle Lenny, he was like, nutty as putty. He went to the US of A to prospect for silver.
Silver, so that's it. Come on, get packing.
We'll get to Gravestone ahead of the King and Odie and keep them out of town until we find the silver.
Okay, Big, I dig.
When the King and Odie, after a slow, easy journey, arrived at the outskirts of Gravestone, their driver refused to take them into town.
Wouldn't be caught dead in Gravestone. Last few days, it's turned into a real ghost town with real ghosts.
In spite of the warning, King Leonardo and True Blue Odie Colony walked bravely into Gravestone.
Don't worry, sire. There's nothing to fear.
Who's afraid? Not the King. Fetch me a drink of water, True Blue Odie. My throat is parched.
At once, sire.
Where's that drink of water? Confound it, where are you, True Blue Odie?
Help, sire. Help.
Is that you down there, Odie? This is no time for swimming. Come out of there at once.
Confound it. This is the most unheard of thing I've ever heard of.
Hold on, sire. Perhaps I can climb the bucket rope and then pull you up.
Soaking wet. I'll catch my death of cold.
Hurry. Into one of the buildings, your majesty. We'll find a stove to warm you up.
There now. Light the fire, sire, while I fetch more wood to warm you.
That's the end. The end, I say.
There's something... Wait, sire. Let me try as soon as I put down the wood.
Tossed into wells.
Puppet with smoke.
Look, sire. Refreshments. Let us go in.
Capital idea. A cool drink of milk will settle my nerves.
It's gone.
Take mine, sire. The bottle sign.
What's going on here? My gold!
Wait, wait, sire. Wait. There. This must be a trick.
There are no ghosts. Let us sneak back and listen.
Oh, man, is that pear square. They both were like pale as paint.
They won't stop running for days, which leaves us a clear field, see.
A chance to find long-lost Lenny's silver.
You see, sire, the traitors, biggie and itchy.
But what can we do? We must unmask their ghostly plot.
Tremendous idea, your majesty. We'll beat them at their own game.
Come with me.
Nothing here, big. Can't walk and sing. We'll find that silver on...
No, no, no, no!
Ha! Knocked themselves out, did they?
And look, sire. Behind the picture that fell on them, a hiding place.
What's inside?
A silver spoon, sire, with a tag.
It says, the silver of long-lost Lenny.
Of course I should have known.
Uncle Lenny always wished he'd been born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
I guess he finally got one.
So the mystery of long-lost Lenny's silver was solved.
And what of gravestone?
The people returned, and King Leonardo gave the town back to its inhabitants.
Then the king and odium it cheers from the people of gravestone,
headed back to Bongo Congo.
But what new crisis awaits the king and his own kingdom?
We'll find out in our next exciting episode of The King and Odie.
Goodbye, Leonardo, Leonardo Line.
King of Bongo Congo, the hero line of eyes.
Where Leonardo travels, his subjects all vote him.
There's Odie O'Colony, who's loyal and true blue.
I say there's a booming hunter.
And a wiry weedy fox.
And tooter, who brings fun to you.
And business matching puns.
You'll find the funniest things happening on the show.
The kingly cartoon with the kingly haboon, who has his share of woes.
The king Leonardo and his enemies.
Biggie with his pestle.
And Itchy with his fleas.
They fought against the kingdom to overthrow the king.
What looks like Leonardo has had his royal cling.
But Odie O'Colony steps in to change the play.
That loyal scum with skill and spunk comes through to save the day.
You'll find adventure and thrills.
Laugh for a minute too.
You mustn't miss excitement like this.
For hunters may hunt you.
Watch for Leonardo, all his subjects too.
Odie O'Colony, the fox and hunter too.
Tooter and the wizard, they'll be here set to go.
So everyone come join the fun on King Leonardo's show.
Gotten found it.
Don't miss our next cartoon show.
One hundred years ago in the slums of Glasgow,
Sir William Alexander Smith formed the first voluntary uniformed Christian group for boys.
The Boys Brigade.
The Boys Brigade. Tomorrow's Men.
For further information contact the State Headquarters on 02 736 2199.
Good morning boys and girls.
Today we're going to do our NRG exercise program.
So what do we mean by NRG?
Well I'll tell you something we don't mean.
NRG doesn't stand for Not Recommended for Gorillas.
Because if you've got a gorilla in your house, you get him to join the exercises with you.
So what does NRG stand for?
It's a group of
So what does NRG stand for?
NRG stands for Energy.
And how do we get energy?
Plenty of food, plenty of relaxation, plenty of rest.
Where does the energy go to?
Well whenever we're moving about, we're using up energy.
And that's exactly what we're going to do now.
So if you've got your gorilla with you, or a monkey, don't worry about it.
We'll all do our exercises together.
You ready?
Make sure first of all there's nothing behind you, don't you're kicking anything.
And here we go.
Once you get to this position, feet should be right out behind you, on your arms, and up again.
And when you jump up, make sure you don't hit your head on the ceiling.
Don't leave the gorilla hanging on the electric light, will you?
You ready again?
Let's go.
Down and up.
Straight again.
And that was a good exercise, wasn't it?
Okay, let's try another exercise.
Just put your hands on your hips, take a deep breath.
I haven't got a gorilla unfortunately, I haven't even got a monkey with me.
But if you have, make sure that he's doing it correctly as well.
All right?
Lift your leg up.
So you're standing on your left foot, left leg, right leg out, and around.
Weee!
Got a really balance for this one.
Can you manage that?
That's pretty easy, isn't it?
Now what you can do with that particular exercise is you can use the other leg.
Remember?
Energy.
Oh, energy.
Those people that don't eat the right foods and don't sleep, well, don't have a lot of energy.
And they'd be doing the exercise like this.
Oh, round and round.
Because you've got plenty of energy, because you've been eating the right foods,
because you've been getting plenty of sleep and relaxation, you're like that.
Up and around.
That's the way.
Plenty of smiles.
You need energy, you smile as well.
Come on, give us a big grin.
Weee!
Enjoy that?
I know I did.
Tom, can you swing both legs at once, please?
Well, no, not quite.
Well, maybe I can, yes.
You ready?
That's swinging both legs at once, isn't it, kid?
You doing the same?
Hey, up we go again.
Is your monkey doing the same?
Is your gorilla doing the same?
I certainly hope so.
Now, for this particular exercise, this is stretching the hamstrings.
So all I want you to do, take both hands, come on your knee,
and then slowly down the knee, down, down, down,
right down to your little pinky, tickle your little pinky,
and then up you go.
Easy?
Hands on your other knee.
Same exercise, down, stretching again,
stretch right down, cross your foot, tickle your pinky,
and up again.
Nothing to it.
Hey, I've got an idea.
Let's do the giraffe exercise.
Do you know what that is?
Well, you know giraffes have really long necks?
Well, you need to relax your neck as well,
and this is the way to do it.
I bet the gorilla is really pleased now because the giraffe is a friend of the gorilla.
So round you go, and as you do, do it gently, and you relax.
Let's go in the other direction.
Round.
I hope the gorilla doesn't feel left out because I've been doing a giraffe exercise.
Tell you what, let's all do a gorilla exercise.
Are you ready?
Now, what I want you to do is I want you to put your feet apart like I've got them,
bend your knees, okay?
Put your hands out like this, okay?
Build yourself up, take a deep breath.
Ahhhhhhh!
Oh, that energy.
Oh, I bet your mum's come running in from the kitchen, hasn't she?
Let's try it again.
Are you ready?
Down on your knees, arms out, take a deep breath,
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That's my pal.
Scooby dooby doo.
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It is the ghostly gondolier.
He has struck again.
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Soon the doge's treasure will be mine.
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So this is Venice.
Yeah, it sure was nice of our friend Antonio to invite us for a visit.
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Like it's the only city where fish have the right of way.
Well, we better find the gondola.
Shaggy, you and Scooby get the luggage.
Okay.
I play it on me, Scoob.
Hurry up, guys.
We're meeting Antonio at his pizza parlor and he closes soon.
What? How might that mean food?
Double time it, Scoob.
Whoa, hold on there, Scoob.
Well, there's our luggage.
Yeah, and it looks like we'll need two boats.
Where's the other gondolier?
There is no one else, only me.
Scooby, you'll have to be the gondolier.
Okay, Swag.
Not to get lost in the fog.
Oh, so Romeo, I cannot wait.
That Venice pizza.
Will sure taste great.
Like what's so funny, Scoob?
Shaggy, look.
There's nothing there.
You must be seeing things, Scoob.
Over there.
Like I don't see.
Now that's what I call door-to-door service.
We were attacked by a ghost.
A ghost? You're joking.
Sometimes the fog plays strange tricks, my dear.
Like the gondolier said, it was probably the fog.
Come on, Antonio's expecting us.
It's so good to see you again, Antonio.
I am glad you could come.
We've got a lot to talk about, but you must be hungry.
Just point us to the kitchen and leave everything to us.
Right, Scoob?
Right, Shaggy.
First, some homemade spaghetti.
Hey, Scooby, does this machine sound broken to you?
Sounds okay to me.
And when I'm not working here, I'm still studying art at the academy.
What about your famous ancestor, Doge Malvolio the Fourth?
He remains a mystery.
His treasure has never been recovered.
We can't even find his portal.
He must have left something behind.
Only four golden medallions, like the one around my neck.
And one of them has recently disappeared.
Here you go, Scooby.
I've got him, Shaggy.
Look, a leaning tower of pizza.
Make sure they're sliced, Scoob.
Coming right up.
I have never had a pizza served like this before.
Hold on, Scoob. I forgot one.
Mmm, delicious.
That was delicious. Thank you, Antonio.
Don't thank me. Thank Scooby and Shaggy.
Antonio! Antonio!
Professor Solari sent me.
This is my friend Mario. He and I studied together at the academy.
I have terrible news.
The ghostly gondolier has struck again.
He's taken the medallion from the opera.
That means only two are left.
Who's the ghostly gondolier?
We had better see the professor at once. He'll explain.
This is the academy of fine arts where I study.
These are my ancestors.
I can tell. They all have green eyes like you.
But no portrait of Doge Mavolio.
No, but come. Professor Solari's office is this way.
Shaggy?
Over here, Scoob. Doesn't this guy look familiar?
That's him.
Oh, you're interested in the ghostly gondolier?
No way, like we've already met.
How curious. He's been dead for 500 years.
You mean he really is a g-g-g-g-g-ghost?
So there you are, Professor Solari. My friends and I were looking for you.
I was just about to tell these two about the ghostly gondolier.
Terrific. We'd love to hear, wouldn't we, gang?
It was in the time of Doge Mavolio IV.
For the crime of high treason, I, Doge Mavolio IV,
sentence you to the dungeons for life!
Fool! No dungeon will hold me!
My spirit will roam and curse this city forever!
Soon after his escape, enemy armies found their way through the secret defenses of Venice,
led by the ghostly gondolier.
Doge Mavolio was overthrown, his fortune vanished.
All that remained of his wealth were four medallions.
Like the one Antonio wears.
But now, only two remain.
Where is the other medallion?
It is in the palace museum next door.
Professor Solari's got the keys. He is the curate.
We'd better make sure it's safe.
Take these. Bring them back when you're done.
I have important work I must finish.
Hmm. I wonder if that creepy gondolier is following us.
Like he's probably looking for fish-hikers.
Ha ha ha!
Get it, Scoob?
No.
Quite a pad, eh, Scooby?
Yeah.
Well, here it is.
Oh, it's beautiful!
Here.
Oh, like, let me see.
Oh, it's beautiful!
Here. Oh, like, let me see.
Take a look, Scoob.
Come on, guys. Let Daphne try it on.
Hmm. Uh, Daphne.
Daphne, look out!
It's the ghostly gondolier!
Ahhhhh!
My tank cover!
Not all the covers, Scoob!
Help!
And who do we have here?
Hmm. Just a second.
Like hell! The ghost has got us!
Well, where's the ghost?
Jinkies, where's Daphne?
Brad?
Delmo?
Ha ha ha!
Help!
Let me go!
Daphne's in trouble!
Let's go!
Help!
Zoinks!
The ghost's got Daphne!
Daphne?
Andy, Third Medallion.
Come on! We can still catch them!
Daphne!
We can still catch them!
Shaggy, you and Scoob go this way and try to hit him off.
The rest of us will cross this bridge and close in from behind.
Like I hope the others catch that ghost before we do!
Me too!
Yikes! There he is!
Get him, Scoob!
Ahhhhh!
Yikes!
Zoinks! That was close!
Uh oh!
Whoa!
We have got him now!
Look out!
Like boy, do you look ridiculous!
Like what goes up, brah, must come down!
Come on! He's getting away!
He's vanished!
Why, that's impossible!
Hmm, I wonder what this is?
Come on! We've got to find Daphne!
Ha ha ha!
Let those who cross my path beware!
Ha ha ha!
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How are we going to find Daphne now?
Maybe we'll find some answers back at the Academy.
Mario, the gondolier has struck again.
He's got Daphne.
We're on our way to the Academy now. We need your help. Let's go.
Yes, there are records of Bosch Merolio's portrait, but we've never found the painting itself.
Something tells me there's a connection between that painting and the ghostly gondolier.
We do have other paintings from the same period, some upstairs and some in the basement.
That is right. Mario and I were restoring a couple of old paintings just this week.
I think we should search this place top to bottom.
Right. We'll have to find a way to get to the Academy.
Top to bottom. Right. We'll have to split up.
Scoob, you and Shaggy go with Antonio into the basement.
This way? Like dark and dingy?
Antonio, like wait up!
Good luck with your search, my friend.
The paintings Antonio and I were working on are down this way.
It's locked. The keys are in Antonio's office. I'll get them.
Poor Daphne. I hope we can find her and solve this mystery.
More! Get away! Help!
Quick! It's Mario!
Now the last medallion is mine!
Jinkies! What a mess!
The gondolier must have thought Mario was Antonio and grabbed him by mistake.
Red plastic. I think we've found a clue.
We better find Scooby and Shaggy. We'll need help looking for Daphne and Mario.
We better tell Professor Solari, too.
Professor Solari!
He's not here.
Let's see if we can find the others.
The gondolier?
Don't worry, Scooby. It can't hurt you. It is only a painting.
A painting?
Scooby, grab hold of my hand so we don't get separated. And grab Antonio, too.
Scooby, look! Where's Antonio?
Look out!
We must have Antonio! We've got to save him!
What?
The ghostly gondolier's got Mario!
Oh my gosh! He's got Antonio, too!
Look! Footprints!
Let's go!
Look! The ghost! Let's get him!
It looks like we lost him!
Sink to the bottom, you fools!
Like Scooby would rather fly than swim!
It's the missing portrait of the Doge!
Help! Help! Help!
That sounds like Daphne and Antonio!
Truggy!
And Scooby!
Boy, are we glad to see you!
But where's Mario?
You mean the ghostly gondolier grabbed him, too?
That's right. Are you two okay?
Yes. The gondolier was only after the medallion.
Like, come on out here and take a look! The Doge is wearing all of them around his neck!
Doge Malvolio IV and the family treasure!
The four small medallions fit together to make one big one!
But what about Mario?
I will look for him here. You go on.
I think we've just about solved this mystery.
Come on, we've got to find the gondolier!
Like we can't! We don't know where he is! Right, Scoob?
I think I do. The Piazza San Marco.
Huh?
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There he is!
This way!
This place looks like it's been undisturbed for 500 years.
I wonder why we're leaving it like this.
Ha ha!
The lost treasure of Marvoglio IV. And now it's mine! All mine!
Let's get out of here!
Hey! Whoa! Way to go, Scooby!
Whoa!
Frank! Fiver! That's me! Look out! Behind you!
Scoob! We've got company!
Uh-oh!
Coming right up! But I feel like I'm getting weak in the knee!
Whoa!
Scooby! Are you all right?
It's Mario!
And so you see, Mario is a descendant of Doge Malvolio II, from another branch of the family.
He knew the legend of the missing treasure, but didn't want to share it with the only other descendant, Antonio.
So, he concealed his one distinctive family trait to keep his search a secret.
The red eye!
That explains the red plastic we found in the academy.
Right. A red contact lens over green eyes makes them brown.
Oh, when Mario was restoring the old painting, he discovered the lost portrait of the Doge?
Right. He saw he needed the four medallions to find the treasure.
So he used the legend of the ghostly gondolier to convince everyone that the thefts were part of the supernatural curse.
He knew that, but Mario could deflate his rubber gondola instantly to get out of tight spots no normal gondola could squeeze through.
And then reinflate it with this, a cylinder filled with compressed CO2.
Like the one we found by the side of the canal.
Like who's that?
Relax, guys. It's only the gondolier who took us to the pizza parlor.
I've been looking for you. Here are your car keys.
They fell out of your pocket while you were riding in my gondola.
I've been chasing you all over Venice, trying to give them back to you.
Ha ha ha ha ha!
Now that we've solved the mystery, we can get down to some serious eating.
Scooby! Shaggy!
Watch where you're going!
Like... Yeah!
Like we should have ordered submarine sandwiches!
Yeah!
Scooby dooby doo!
Stand by for today, coming up in just a few moments.
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Good morning, all.
I'm Steve Liebman.
I'm Sue Kellerway.
I'm here with you on this Wednesday, July 25th.
When Malcolm Fraser was Prime Minister, he pushed for historical Aboriginal land rights in the Northern Territory.
The Hawke Government and indeed Labor State Governments have embraced this, of course, and taken it further.
But now, Opposition Leader Andrew Peacock says a Liberal Government will not pass land rights.
This morning, we get the Liberal and the Government's view on this controversial issue.
And we talked to one of the really nice members of the World Tennis Circuit, Chris Evert-Lloyd.
And boy, can she play tennis.
Also on the sporting side of things, we'll profile the athlete who's poised to become the first man since the great Jesse Owens to win four track and field Olympic gold medals.
The amazing Carl Lewis.
And the one and only Dolly Parton continues her wander through life.
This morning, she talks about her sensitive side.
And we'll also cross live to Hollywood to talk to Tova Borgnin, wife of actor Ernest.
And we'll also cross live to Brian Beurie.
Good morning, Brian.
Good morning. And I won't be Ernest at all.
Now, I'll just tell you about this weather today.
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OK? More of that later, Sue.
Well, thank you, Brian.
News is first, as always.
Good morning, Eric Walters.
Good morning, Sue. Good morning, Steve. Good morning, everyone.
Another customs rour has erupted in Canberra.
But this time, the heat has switched to National Party Leader Ian Sinclair.
Mr Sinclair has been accused of using diplomatic bags to bring personal belongings into Australia.
It's a new twist to the story.