"MyfriendsTiggerand Pooh" "We're always there for each other" "You'll see just how fun it can be" "With so much of the Wood to discover" "And if I need help on the way Buster might save the day" "Or Piglet, Lumpy or Roo" "Eeyore has a paw to lend Rabbit has an ear to bend" "Now all we're missing is you" "Hooray, it's a honey-ful day" "So let's laugh and let's play here together" "With my friends Tigger and Pooh" "My friends Tigger and Pooh" "Your friends Tigger and Pooh" "My friends Tigger and..." "My friends Tigger and Pooh" "That's you, buddy." "You, too." "Attention, please." "Thank you." "Now, may I present my latest and greatest invention yet." "No more waiting for plants to grow with Rabbit's new, all natural, insta-go-grow potion!" "Now, stand back and watch this pumpkin grow at an amazing speed." "It seems your insta-go-grow is an insta-no-grow, Rabbit." "Well..." "Oh, dear." "I don't understand." "This pumpkin should be as tall as a tree by now." "Let a Tigger try." "Maybe all this bottle needs is a shakeroo or two." "Sorry, Darb-buddy!" "That's okay, Tigger." "Oh, give me that." "I better get back to work on this." "Good luck, Rabbit!" "Hoo-hoo-hoo." "Oh, my." "Goodness." "Bother." "Did you know, the higher the apple, the sweeter the taste?" "Well, I'll bouncerate it down for you, Pooh, old pal." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Almostest." "A teensier bitsier higher and..." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Why, thank you, giganterous hand." "Anytime, Tigger!" "Look at that!" "Darby!" "Oh, my!" "You've put on a lot of height." "I wonder how I grew so big so fast?" "I know!" "It must have been Rabbit's insta-go-grow potion!" "Well, what do you know?" "Rabbit's insta-go-grow insta-go-grew!" "Sounds like we have to solve a case!" "I bet being big will make me a much better sleuth!" "Let's go, Super Sleuths!" " Super Sleuths to the rescue!" " We're on our way!" "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Time to slap my..." "Oops!" "Guess I'm going to have to get a bigger cap." "Ready?" "Say the oath with us." "Anytime." "Anyplace." "The Super Sleuths... are on the case." "And our Sleuthering services are needed..." "At Rabbit's house." "How did you know that?" "I can see the Finder Flag easy from up here, Tigger!" "So let's get going!" "Scooters away!" "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Yeah!" "Yeah!" "I'm super-fast now, too!" "Look!" "My potion worked too well!" "Help me get down before I..." "Oh, my." "You're huge!" "Yeah!" "Your insta-go-grow worked on me, too." "It seems that in order to get Rabbit down, we shall have to think big, big, big." "Or what if I just do this?" "Oh, dear." "That was some big Sleuthering, Darb-buddy!" "Thanks, Tigger." "Oh, my." "I'm so sorry, Darby." "Perhaps if I make a shrinking potion, I can bring you back to your real size." "Yes." "Thanks, Rabbit, but I really like being this big." "It makes me a great Super Sleuth, too." "No kidding, Rabbit." "You should've seen her, picking the highest and shiniest apples and running fasterer than a Tigger can bounce!" "But don't you feel rather far away from your friends up there, Darby?" "I'm not that far away, Pooh." "Well, I still need to make a batch of shrinking potion." "That huge pumpkin's squashing my squash!" "We've got another case!" "To the old cave, Sleuths!" " Bye, Rabbit!" " Good-bye." "See you, Rabbit!" "Good luck with the potion thingy!" "Whoa!" "How did you..." "Why are you..." "You're ginormous!" "Did you lose something in the cave, Roo?" "Ball." "Cave." "How..." "I see it." "Way in there!" "Oh, good kicking, though, Roo-boy!" "I bet I can reach it!" "Got it!" "Wow!" "Thanks!" "Being big must be so cool!" "It is." "I bet I can kick the ball really far now!" "Awesome." "Come on." "Let's play Pooh-kicks!" "I got it!" "I got it!" "Watch out, here I come!" "Oops." "My ball." "I'm sorry, Roo." "Whoa, Pooh-boy!" "That is some impressivating tummy rumbling!" "No, it's my tummy, Tigger." "Being this big makes me awfully hungry." "I know what stops the rumbly in my tumbly." "There you are, and here is another." "And my favorite." "Oh, well." "Here you are." "Thanks, Pooh." "Oh, you're very welcome, Darby." "Hello?" "Are you home, Pooh Bear?" "Why, that's Piglet!" "Hello, Pooh." "I was wondering if you had any spare honey." "I'm sorry, Piglet, but I think I just ate the last pot." "A giant!" "Piglet, wait!" "Oh, dear!" "Oh, my!" "Don't be scared, Piglet." "It's just me, Darby." "Darby?" "Why the long face, Darb-buddy?" "Piglet won't come out." "He's scared of me." "I thought being this big was great, but I just keep messing things up." "But you got my ball out of the cave." "And then I stepped on it, and no one could play anymore." "And I also ate all of Pooh's honey, and then I scared Piglet away." "Don't worry, Darby." "I'm not scared anymore." "I know it's you." " It is you, isn't it?" " I think so, Piglet." "Oh, now, don't be so sad." "You're still the Darb-buddy we all love." "Just, you know, bigger and improvified!" "Why, now you're the strongerest, most fantasterrific Sleuther ever!" "Maybe." "But my Sleuther cap doesn't even fit anymore." "Thanks for trying to cheer me up." "Being big was fun for a while, but I kind of wish I was back to my real size." "Perhaps we should think, think, think on how you could shrink, shrink, shrink?" "Shrink!" "That's it!" "Rabbit said he was making a shrinking potion!" "So let's put that potion in motion!" "Oh, good." "You're just in time to see my Super Shrinker in action." "Um..." "When's it supposed to start working, Long Ears?" "What am I going to do now?" "I'm never going to be my real size again!" "Now, that is a very tiny pumpkin!" "Gosh, that's small." " Isn't it a little too small?" "Try it on me, Rabbit!" "But are you sure?" "But, what if super duper Darby becomes, gasp, itsy bitsy buddy?" "Maybe you could shrink me little by little?" "Well, we can try." " Okay." " She's shrinking!" "She's getting smaller!" " It's working." " I knew it would." "You look just like yourself." " You're back!" "Good!" " Goodie-goodie!" " Hooray!" " Fantasterristic." "It's so good to be my real size again." "You're welcome, Darby." "And don't worry, no more growing or shrinking pumpkins for me." "No, no, no." "I'm going back to my old-fashioned gardening techniques, water, sunshine and lots of patience." "Oh, my!" "There you go, Rabbit." "Oh, Buster." "Oh, hi!" "You're just in time!" "Now all we need is Tigger and Pooh." "And for me to slap my cap!" "Geranium!" "Oh, Pooh!" "It's time to hit the Sleuthering road!" "Road is hit!" "Now what?" "Silly old bear." "Come on let's say the Super Sleuth oath!" "Say it with us, okay?" "Anytime." "Anyplace." "The Super Sleuths... are on the case." "All those clouds are making the Finder Flag kind of hard to see." "Can you tell where we need to go, Pooh?" "It looks like" "Piglet's house." "To the Sleuther Scooters!" "This little piggy has a mystery!" "Somebody's needing our help today" "So helmets on and scooters away" "Super Sleuths!" "I'm so glad you're here!" "What seems to be the problem, Pigaletto?" "Woozles in the wastebasket?" "Gobloons in the garden?" "No, my." "No, I..." "You mean it's even worserer?" "Actually, it's better!" "I made a picnic lunch!" "That's great, Piglet, but why did you call us?" "I know!" "You're serving mystery meat?" "No." "There's no mystery, Tigger!" "You sleuths always do nice things for everybody, and I wanted to do something to thank you!" "That's why I made you this feast." "So you don't need our help per se?" "Then we shall help ourselves." "That's so nice of you!" "Thanks!" "This looks yummy." "It tastes that way, too!" "It seems my tummy agrees." "I'm not so sure that was your tummy, Pooh." "Look!" "Oh, dear." "Hey!" "Who invited the rain?" "This picnic is for Sleutherers only, you know!" "Well, when you put it that way..." "Let's move this food inside!" "Hurry!" "Oh, bother." "We got to grab the grub!" "Careful." "Let's go." "Whew!" "We made it without getting wet!" "Speak for yourself, Darbereena!" "Rain is ever so much cozier from inside a friend's house." "Wouldn't you agree, Piglet?" "Piglet?" "Hey, where'd the little pink guy go?" "Well, I thought he was right behind us." "Uh..." "Has anybody else noticed that the table is shaking?" "There's plenty of room for you to join us out here, Piglet." "Thank you, Pooh Bear, but I'm a little frightened of thunder!" "There, there, Piglet." "Don't worry." "Thunder is only a sound." "It can't harm you." "Oh, that's right." "It's just a lot of boom, you know and crash!" "And..." "I'm not so sure you're helping, Tigger." "Thunder's the noise lightning makes when it moves through the sky." "There's nothing to be afraid of, Piglet." "Really." "It's one thing to know you don't have to be scared, but it's quite another thing not to be!" "I rather like thunder." "It reminds me of a big drum in the sky." "You're not afraid of drums, too, are you, Piglet?" "No, Pooh Bear." "When I hear thunder, then I wonder" "Is the rain above, or am I under?" "When I hear thunder, then I wonder" "Is the rain above, or am I under?" "When I hear thunder, then I wonder" "Is the rain above, or am I under?" "I never knew thunder was such a good musician!" "See, Piglet?" "As long as we're inside, there's nothing to be afraid of." "Except lightning!" " Bother." " Oh, you don't have to be afraideraited of a little lighty flashy!" "Especially when you're safe inside a home sweet home!" "I actually find it rather cozy." "And perfectaroono for playing Flashity Freeze!" "Oh, dear!" "I can't see!" "Prezactly!" "That's how you play the game!" "We all make a bunch of silly faces in the darkityness, and when the lightning flasherates, we freeze!" "You do look a little silly." "Why don't you come out and play with us, Piglet?" "Oh, no." "I'd rather just watch from here." "It's face-making time!" "It is kind of hard to stay scared when you're laughing." "Bother." "Pooh!" "You forgot to freeze!" "I did?" "I'm afraid I couldn't see the lightning." "Flashity Freeze does seem like a fun game." "Maybe lightning isn't so bad after..." "Piglet, are you still afraid of the lightning?" "Or the thunder?" "Both!" "They sound so close by!" "But thunder and lightning can't come inside, Piglet!" "Oh, dear." "Now, what do we do?" "Well, it sounds like we're going to have to Tigger this out Sleuther style!" "You know, make with the thinkering?" "Great idea, Tigger." "Let's..." "Think, think, think!" "Now'sthetimeto think, think, think" "When you have a problem think, think, think" "Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do" " And just think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" "Now, how can we help Piglet not be so scared of lighting and thunder?" "It seems to me that one must first be afraid to know how not to be afraid." "Well, Pigaletini's halfway there." "And he's counting on us for the other half." "Counting!" "That's it, Pooh!" "I rather thought it was." "What, exactly?" "Piglet?" "Can I tell you a secret?" "Do I have to come out to hear it?" "I know how you feel." "I used to be afraid of lightning and thunder, too." "You were?" "But you're the bravest person I know." "Thanks, Piglet." "But I wasn't that brave until I started counting." "How does counting help?" "Counting can tell you how far away the thunder and lightning are." "It's not as scary when you know they're moving away." "I'll show you!" "You start counting when you see the lightning, like this." "Flash!" "One Super Sleuth, two Super Sleuths, three Super Sleuths..." "She's counted before." "And then you stop counting when you hear the thunder." "The higher you count up to, the further away the thunder and lightning are." "Watch." "One Super Sleuth, two Super Sleuths." "Oh, dear." "Only two Super Sleuths?" "The lightning must be awfully close." "Not too close, Piglet." "If the thunder and lightning were right above us, we wouldn't have any time to count at all!" "Let me try." "One Super Sleuth, two Super Sleuths, three Super Sleuths, four Super Sleuths." " I counted to four that time!" " Hey!" "That means the thundering and lighteration are moving away!" "Last time you only counted to two!" "You're getting the hang of it, Piglet!" "You want to try counting with us?" "One Super Sleuth, two Super Sleuths, three Super Sleuths, four Super Sleuths, five Super Sleuths, six Super Sleuths." "Well, that's quite a lot of Super Sleuths!" "Yeah." "I don't think they'd all fit in the Changering Tree." "I counted even more that time!" "The lightning is leaving!" "You're right, Darby." "I am less scared now!" "You Super Sleuths have done it again!" "Oh, dear." "Whatever is the matter, Piglet?" "I had so hoped to do something nice for you this time, but the rain ruined your picnic." "No it didn't, Piglet!" "We can still have our picnic." "But it's all wet outside." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "No problemo, my pink panicky pal." "Indoor pick-a-nicking is what Tiggers do best." "And Pooh Bears aren't so bad at it, either." "Then I'm glad I invited you!" "You Super Sleuths are always there when it counts." "Pass the watermelon, please." "Everybody enjoy our indoor picnic." "You start counting when you see the lightning." "Count along with Piglet when you see the lightning flash." "One Super Sleuth, two Super Sleuths, three Super Sleuths, four Super Sleuths." "And then you stop counting when you hear the thunder." "The higher you count up to, the further away the thunder and lightning are." "You're right, Darby." "I am less scared now!" "Good sleuthing, everybody!" "MyfriendsTiggerand Pooh" "We're always there for each other" "You'll see just how fun it can be" "With so much of the Wood to discover" "And if I need help on the way Buster might save the day" "Or Piglet, Lumpy or Roo" "Eeyore has a paw to lend Rabbit has an ear to bend" "Now all we're missing is you" "Hooray, it's a honey-ful day" "So let's laugh and let's play here together" "With my friends Tigger and Pooh" "My friends Tigger and Pooh" "Your friends Tigger and Pooh" "My friends Tigger and..." "My friends Tigger and Pooh" "That's you, buddy." "You, too." "Isn't it beautiful?" "Like a big round piece of cheese." "I'm guessing Swiss cheese." "You know, what with the holes and all." "Oh, all this talk of cheese puts a rumbly in my tumbly." "I wonder if there's honey on the moon as well as cheese." "Hi!" "Do you ever look up at the moon and wonder what's up there?" " I wish I could go up there someday." " Me, too." "Always wanted to try rolling in moon clover, but just one more place I'll probably never get to." "What is it, Buster?" "Hmm." "Look!" "This rock Buster found looks just like the moon." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Or maybe, dare I say it?" "It's a piece of the moon." " How can that be, Tigger?" " Well, isn't it oblivious?" "Look!" "The moon is missing a piece right there, and this moony piece we found fits perfect!" "So, it must have fell off and landed right here in the middle of the Hundredy Acres!" "You're right, Tigger." "It fits just like the piece of a puzzle, but still..." "Could there be any other logistical explication?" "You're right." "This must be a piece of the moon." "Well, we can't keep it." "We have to put that piece back somehow." "Only way to do that is go to the moon." "Wonderful idea!" "But how exactly?" "Well, I'm not sure, but we'll figure it out." "I mean, we are the Super Sleuths!" "Then let's go call ourselves!" "Time to slap my cap." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Say the oath with us." "Anytime." "Anyplace." "The Super Sleuths... are on the case!" "Just wondering, if you don't mind, maybe I could go to the moon with you." "Sure, Eeyore." "We weren't going to go without you." "Then let us be off!" "Scooters..." "Whoa." "You know, something tells me the moon might be a little too far for scooters." "I know!" "Some moonular bouncersizing!" "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "You know, that moon thing's higher than it looks." "Perhaps it's time for a little think, think, thinking." "Now'sthetime to think, think, think" "When you have a problem think, think, think" "Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do" " And just think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" "There's only one way to get to the moon." "We need a rocket ship!" "You think maybe Kanga could bake us one?" "No, Tigger." "But if we get everybody together, I bet we can build one." "A little further." "And there you are." "The rocket ship will only hold Tigger and Eeyore and me." "So, Buster, you can be ground crew." "Help Pooh and Rabbit and Piglet with the blastoff, okay?" "We better try out our walkie-talkies." "Hello?" "Come in, mission control." "That's you, Pooh." "Which control?" "Mission control." "That means you get to say, "roger"" "and "loud and clear" and "over" and stuff." "Oh, goodness." "That sounds important, Pooh." "I shall not take my responsibilities lightly." "Over and stuff, missing control." "Everything's set." "All aboard to go put the moon back together!" "But aren't you afraid of what you might find up there?" "Like maybe Moon Woozles?" "Moon Woozles." "Listen to you." "You don't think there are such things, do you?" "Well, anyway, it makes no matter." "'Cause no alien Woozle is gonna stop Mission Moon Rock Piecey Thingy!" "Right?" "Probably pretty obvious, but I've never been so excited." " Ready for countdown, Pooh?" " Ready!" " One, two, three." " No, no." "Countdown." "That's when you count backwards." "One, two, three." "Silly old bear." "Will you help us count down?" "Great!" "Five, four..." "Three, two..." "One!" "Blast off!" "Bring back some honey!" "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Do you see them?" "Well, not with that cloud in front of the moon, but I imagine they must be halfway there by now." "The moon looks a lot different up close." "Sort of familiar-like." "Sort of like the Hundred Acre Wood." "Sort of exactly like it." "It's those dialobical Moon Woozles." "They must've made the moon look prezackly like the Hundredy Acres to fool us!" "But you can't out-Woozle a Super Sleuth!" "I can tell this is the moon." "Watch." "You see?" "I can bounce higher here than I can at home." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Eeyore, what are you doing?" "Not sure, but I think it's dancing." "Never could do it back home." "Being on the moon makes me feel kind of happy." "Where are you sashaying off to, donkey-boy?" "Gonna look for some moon clover to roll in." "Meet you at the rocket ship." "Moon to mission control!" "We made it!" "Come in, Pooh!" "Pooh?" "Can you hear me?" "Hmm." "I guess we're too far away." "Missing control to moon walkers." "Come in, moon walkers and under-stuff." "Oh, bother." "I do hope that they're all right." "Look, Tigger!" "This tree looks just like the Big Tree back in the Hundred Acre Wood." "There's even a pot of honey, too." "It looks just like the ones Pooh hides." "Those Luna-Woozles will stop at everything to try and fool us." "Uh-oh." "I forgot to put the piece of the moon in my backpack." "It's still in the rocket ship." "Well, I'll just bounce back and get it." "Any idea which way is the rockety ship?" "What was that?" "I don't know." "Maybe we should find Eeyore and head back home." "I was just thinking the same thought myself." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." " Moon Woozles!" " Moon Woozles!" "Tigger!" "Darby!" "There you are!" "Rabbit?" "How did you get on the moon?" "On the moon?" "But we're not on the moon, we're in..." "Obliviously not Rabbit at all, but a slyful Moon Woozle imposterating as Rabbit." "I'll handle this." "I got a joke for you." "What did one chicken say to the other chicken?" "Tigger, I don't care what chickens talk about!" "It's Rabbit." "Darby!" "Tigger!" "Oh, you're back!" "I'm so glad you're all right!" " Hi, boy!" " But how did you get back?" "Where's the spaceship?" "I guess we never really made it to the moon at all." "But how could I have missed you so much if you weren't even gone?" "I missed you, too, Pooh Bear." "I thought this was moon honey, but I guess we just found one of your hidden pots." "Well, then it was definitely worth the trip you didn't take." "But where's Eeyore?" "Been waiting for you." "Rolling in moon clover was the best ever." "Eeyore, I'm sorry, but we never actually went to the moon." "The whole time we were right here on terrible infirma." "In the Hundredy Acres." "Hard to believe." "Felt like the moon." "Sure made me happy." "Whoa, whoa, what happened to the rocky thingy?" "I left it right in there." "I put it back on the moon while we were there." "But, Eeyore, you didn't actually go to the..." "Look!" "The moon is full now!" "The missing piece is back!" "Can't wait to go up there again someday." " I guess this mystery is..." " More mysterious than ever." "Come on, Tigger, race you to the sunflower!" "Hi!" "Roo is really excited because he's going to get measured." "Last time we measurated you was way back at the beginning of summer, Roo-boy!" "Yeah, I know!" "And summer's almost over, and I just know I grew taller." "Look how high I can bounce now!" "You sure can!" "Hmm." "Okay." "Yep, there it is." "The measuring mark I made last time." "Right!" "That's how tall I was then." "Now let's see how tall I am now." "You got it, bouncering buddy!" "Just positionate yourself against the sunnyflower!" "Do you do anything to measure how much you've grown?" "My mom always measures me against the doorway of my room." "Okay, Roo-boy, stand up straight, and I'll measurize you with this red marker." "Impossibible!" "What is it, Tigger?" "Did I grow a whole lot?" "Well..." "See the thing of it is you didn't really grow per se, but..." "That's weird." "The mark you just made is lower than the one from the last time." "But that means I got smaller!" "I'm not growing." "I'm shrinking!" "That can't be right." "Well, here's the proof, and there's your pudding, in black and red." "This is really mysterious." "And a mysteriousity of this seriousity calls for some Sleuther-osity!" "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "That means I better slap my cap." "Say the Super Sleuth oath with us." "Anytime." "Anyplace." "The Super Sleuths... are on the case!" "Why, the Finder Flag is telling us to go to a sunflower?" "That's right, buddy boy." "Locaterated in the meadow." "Roo's waiting for us there, Pooh." "We'll explain on the way over." "Okay, Roo-boy!" "The first thing we got to do is invalidate our previous figurizations." "That means measure him again, to be sure!" "Yeah!" "Maybe we made a mistake with the measuring before." "Yep, yep, yep." "Okay." "Yes." "I see." " Well?" " Well, the gruesome truth-some is you shrunk some." "Huh?" "Sorry, Roo." "But the new red mark is definitely lower than the black mark that we made at the beginning of the summer." "So, I for sure have gotten smaller." "Perhaps we should do some thinking about Roo's shrinking." "Think, think, think." "Now'sthetime to think, think, think" "When you have a problem think, think, think" "Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do" " And just think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" "I wonder, Roo, have you been eating your growing foods?" "Sure I have!" "Vegetables and fruits and..." "Well, I guess I haven't been drinking as much milk as I ought to." "Aha!" "So your skimming on the milk could be how come you've gotten smallish instead of tallish!" "Ergo, we need to give this pint-sized bouncer a big serving of milk!" "I thought perhaps that one of my empty honey pots could be used as an extra large glass for Roo's milk." "Pooh?" "This honey pot isn't exactly empty." " It's still got a bunch of honey inside it." " Oh, bother." "So it does." "I shall remedy that situation immediately." "Much better." "Okay, Roo, time to drink your milk!" "Hoo-whee!" "What, did you empty a whole cow into that thing?" "If it makes me get bigger, it'll be worth it!" "I wouldn't be surprised if Roo-boy turns into Moo-boy." "Utterly." "All done." "Man, I'm really full from all that milk, but I bet it makes me grow!" "Back to the sunflower!" "Well?" " Oh, bother." " No change." "Oh, no." "Don't worry, Roo." "We're not going to give up." "Certainly not." "We must think of some other way to help Roo grow." "Hmm." "I got it!" "I got it!" "Roo-boy needs to do some stretchity exercises!" " That'll possitootly make him taller!" " Yeah." "Okay, let's try it." "Come on, let's all do some stretches along with Roo, so he can grow!" "Up on tippy toes, reach for the sky." "One, two, three, stretch high, high, high." "Now bend over, reach for your toes." "One, two, three, stretch low-ho-ho!" "Let us now give it one more try, reach for the clouds so very..." " High?" " Oh, hello, Darby." "That was some great stretching!" "I think I feel taller!" "Well, then let's go measure you again!" "This is the most puzzlelootoly puzzling case we've ever sleuthed." "Something's shrinking the little jumper, but what?" "I was so sure I'd grown since the beginning of the summer." "My shirt even feels tighter than it used to." "That's it!" "Maybe your shirt is too small, Roo!" " And it's keeping you from growing." " Why, of course!" "After all, the larger the honey pot, the more honey can fit inside it." "A large honey pot." "Hey, no daydreaming, Pooh Bear." "We're on a case here!" "What?" "Oh, yes." "Sorry." "As I was saying, the larger the honey pot the more honey can fit inside." "So, perhaps the bigger the shirt, the more Roo can fit inside." "Makes perfect sense!" "Kind of." "Definitely worth a try." "Tigger, your shirt is way too big on me." "Well, of course it is." "That's the whole point." "So as you can grow into it." "Hint, hint." "Do you feel yourself growing any bigger in the big shirt, Roo?" "I'm not sure." "Only one way to find out!" "Any change?" "Yes." " That doesn't sound like a good yes." " Roo, the red mark is even higher now." "You mean I'm shrinking even more?" "This is getting worse by the minute!" " I'm sorry, Roo." " What if it never stops?" "What if I keep shrinking, until I'm the size of an ant?" "Oh, no." " Poor Roo." "He sure looks sad." " Sure does." "We need to shrink, shrink..." "Think, think, think some more." "Surely there's someone who knows how to make things grow." "Rabbit!" "How do I get my corn to grow so tall?" "Well, as you know, I'm a brilliantly talented gardener, but the true secret to my success is very simple." "I water the corn and make sure it gets lots of sunshine." "What's that you say?" "Water and sunshine?" "That's the big answer to our little bouncing buddy's smallish problem!" "Just try it, okay, Roo?" "If it works for Rabbit's corn, it's got to work for you." "Okay, fine." "Guess I got nothing to lose." "Well, he's certainly getting plenty of sunshine." "Right!" "And now a little sprinklization." "Do you feel anything, Roo?" "Yeah." "Hot and wet." "Could be a good sign." "Back to the measuring sunflower." "Oh." "Not even a pinch of an inch." "It seemed like such a wonderful plan." "After all, sunshine and water do make Rabbit's corn grow taller." "That's it!" "I think I solved the mystery." "Corn is a plant, right?" "And so are sunflowers." "And all plants grow taller!" "Yes, but apparently Roos grow shorter." "No, Roo hasn't gotten smaller." "The sunflower we measured him against has gotten taller." "Hey, I get it!" "That's why I didn't come up to the old mark." " It's up higher than it used to be." " Oh, yeah." "So, it's the sunnyflower that grew some, not Roo-boy who shrunk some." " So I'm not shrinking after all!" " Wonderful news." "And another mystery is no longer one." "From now on we'll start measuring you against something that won't grow taller like a wall or a tall rock." " Or a doorway like my mom does." " Or perhaps a very tall honey pot?" "Oh, it certainly would be nice." "All the honey it could hold." "Silly old bear." "Do you remember what a countdown is?" "That's when you count backwards." "One, two, three." "Silly old bear." "Will you help us count down again?" "Great!" "Five, four..." "Three, two..." "One!" "Blast off!" "Good sleuthing, everybody." "MyfriendsTiggerand Pooh" "We're always there for each other" "You'll see just how fun it can be" "With so much of the Wood to discover" "And if I need help on the way Buster might save the day" "Or Piglet, Lumpy or Roo" "Eeyore has a paw to lend Rabbit has an ear to bend" "Now all we're missing is you" "Hooray, it's a honey-ful day" "So let's laugh and let's play here together" "With my friends Tigger and Pooh" "My friends Tigger and Pooh" "Your friends Tigger and Pooh" "My friends Tigger and..." "My friends Tigger and Pooh" "That's you, buddy." "You, too." "Ohh." "It figures." "Here we go." "Come on." " Kick it to me." "Oh, hi!" "We're playing Pooh-kicks." "Bother." "Only, Pooh doesn't actually kick too much." "And it's Tigger in this corner with the ball." "Now he's in the other corner." "Now he shoots..." "I've got it!" "Look out!" "That was a close one!" "That one's even closer." " Sorry, Eeyore." " That's all right." "I'm used to it." "Don't worry, Eeyore, we'll help you fix your house." "Don't you ever get sick of your house falling down all the time, Eeyore?" "Nope." "Suppose it's just what houses do." "But houses are supposed to stay standing up!" "Guess mine forgot." "Yeah." "A house falling down all the time is a big problem." "We should call the Super Sleuths!" "They can solve any problem you can think of!" "And even some you can't!" "Come on, let's go sireen-erate them!" "Don't worry, Eeyore." "The Sleuths will have your flat, flat fixed in no time!" "Got to slap my cap." "Come on, say the Super Sleuth oath with us!" "Anytime!" "Anyplace!" "The Super Sleuths... are on the case!" "And that case is at Eeyore's house." "Although it was a bit more squashed the last time I saw it." "Then let's go de-unsquashify it!" "Sleuther Scooters away!" "Somebody's needing our help today" "So helmets on and scooters away" "Look out ahead!" "And behind!" "And especially in the front!" "Good thing the Super Sleuths are here." "That's right." "We shall make your house as good as new, Eeyore." "Pooh!" "You're a genius!" "Maybe what Eeyore needs is a whole new house." "A different kind of house." "Yeah." "One that's stronger than a pile of stick-in-the-mud sticks!" "One that's not quite so drafty." " Something stylish." " Yet comfortable." " And bigger." " Yet cozy." "Something that screams, "donkey-boy!"" "Well, kind of used to my house the way it is." "But it's the way it isn't that's the problem, Grey Ears." "You are gonna love your new pad or my name isn't T-I-G-G-er." "And it is." "Suppose you know best." "Are we there yet?" "Almost." "Okay." "Now!" "Supplies!" "How do you like your new house, Eeyore?" "That's for me?" "Pretty snazzery, huh?" "I got one just like it at home." "Tigger says his house is perfect for him, so we built you one exactly like it." "Aren't you going to try it out, Eeyore?" "Oh, come on." "No need to be shy." "Now just bouncerate yourself on up there!" "Go on." "Go ahead." "Uh-oh." "I think maybe we should have built some stairs." "All donkey-boy needs is a boost!" "Are you home yet, Eeyore?" "Nope, not even in the neighborhood." "Oh, dear." "You don't need to climb that tree to pick haycorns!" "I'd be happy to share mine." "Thank you, Piglet, but, you see, we're trying to help Eeyore move into his new house." "But it isn't working too well." "Eeyore can't even reach the front door!" "Well, maybe you could build a smaller house." "I always like houses that are cozy." "And I always like visiting those houses." "Hang onto your hooves, Grey Ears!" "This new house is gonna be fantasterrific!" "Kind of liked my old house." "Welcome to your new house, Eeyore!" "This is perfect!" "Looks cozy." "Perhaps a little too cozy." "Well, looks like somebody needs assisterance!" "Heave-hoo-hoo-hoo!" "There!" "Well, what do you think of your new home sweet home, donkey-boy?" "Well, it's close to nature." "Yes, but rather difficult to visit, I'm afraid." "I guess this house isn't right for Eeyore either." "It's too small." "Which is very nice for me, but not so nice for an Eeyore." " What is all the commotion?" " Hello, Rabbit." "We're just trying to make Eeyore a new home." "We built one like Tigger's and one like Piglet's, but those houses didn't work." "Well, why didn't you ask an expert?" "Me!" "What Eeyore needs is a home that's bigger, sturdier, and as comfortable as possible." "Come along, Super Sleuths!" "Really kind of liked my old house." "Ta-da!" "Now, this is a house truly fit for an Eeyore." " Isn't it rather like your house, Rabbit?" " Exactly." "It's perfect." "Well, this house does look big enough." "And it's easy to get inside." "And it doesn't go crashy-boom when you're playing Pooh-kicks!" "Wait!" "The best part's inside." "This is even better than my house, because everything here is mechanized!" "Sounds awful fancy." "Oh, it is!" "And top of the line, too!" "For example, if you want to get ready for bed, you simply have to push that button." "Like this?" "Oh, my!" "Well, there still may be a few bugs, but I'm sure Eeyore will love his new home." "Thanks, but no thanks." "This much fancy could get dangerous." "But, Eeyore, you still haven't seen the kitchen!" "Poor Grey Ears." "These new houses nearly landed him in the house-pital." "If only we knew what kind of home would make Eeyore happy." "Super Sleuths, it's time for us to..." "Think, think, think!" "Now'sthetime to think, think, think" "When you have a problem think, think, think" "Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do" " And just think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" "All of the houses we built for Eeyore were too tall or too small or too fancy for him." " That's it!" " Of course it is!" "What?" "Everybody made Eeyore the kind of house they would like, but not the kind of house Eeyore would like." "But how are we esposta Tigger out what kind of house he likes?" "Hmm." "Perhaps we should ask Eeyore." "Well, I'd like to feel the breeze, but not too high up." "And I'd like it to be cozy, but not too small." "Something simple." "Just right for an Eeyore." "I believe we know just the house." "Okay, Eeyore, I think we got it right this time." "I'd say this house was perfect." "Kind of like my old one." "Oh, it's just like it!" "With a little gluification, of course!" "Just look at you!" "You're perfect." "Perfect skin, so smooth and orange." "A perfect tone, so ripe and melodious." "Oh, yes, yes, yes, perfect size, so round and..." "Oh, nothing can bounce like a Tigger" "He's bouncy wherever he goes" "From hither to thither but never with scissors" "A Tigger's so bouncy you..." "No!" "Stay back!" "Stop!" "What's the skinny, Long Ears?" "Look at you all chummy with that vegetable." "That vegetable?" "Don't you realize what this is?" "Well, yes." "Let me see." "It's a roundish, orange-ish, pumpkin-ish thing." " Got it." "It's a pumpkin!" " Not just any pumpkin." "It's a one-of-a-kind, perfect pumpkin!" "And certain to win this year's Best Pumpkin Competition, but only if it stays in pristine condition, without a nick, scratch or dent." "Oh, like, say, from that soccer ball?" "What..." "No!" "No!" "Great save, Rabbit!" "You got to be goalie next time we play!" "Oh, dear." "Oh, dear." "Another near disaster for my pumpkin!" "There are simply too many dangers in the Hundred Acre Wood." "My pumpkin needs to be kept safe." "It needs protection!" "Say no more, Long Ears!" "Professional pumpkin protectoration is just a Sleuther Siren away!" "And slap goes my cap." "Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo." "Anytime!" "Anyplace!" "The Super Sleuths... are on the case." "It appears that the case, in this case, is at Rabbit's place." "Then let us away to save the day!" "You can count on us, Rabbit!" "And what is it that you'll be counting on us to do?" "Protect my pumpkin!" "Keep it from getting damaged, injured, dented, perforated, smudged and/or punctured." "It needs to stay perfect if I'm going to win the Best Pumpkin Competition!" "Okay, Sleuths, we've got a tough case here." "How do you protect a pumpkin?" "Shoo!" "Shoo!" "Away!" "Hey!" "Did you see how Buster scared off that squirrel?" "It gives me an idea about how to protect the pumpkin." " We bark?" " Doggone good idea!" "Bark, bark, bark sound, bark sound." "Woof." "No, Tigger, we don't need to bark, but we can stand around the pumpkin and make sure nothing gets too close." "All clear on this side of the pumpkin." "Over." "All clear on this side as well." "Over." "All clear on both of my sides, although I am a little itchy on this one." "Oh, thank you, Super Sleuths." "Now I can relax and do my gardening, knowing that you're protecting my pumpkin." "Yes, rumbly." "I read you loudly and clearly." " Shall we take a lunch break?" " Lunch break?" "What are you talking about, Bear?" "We got to stay put and protectorate the pumpkin." "Tigger's right, Pooh." "We have to stay at our posts." "For how long?" "As long as it takes!" "Except for eating, of course." "And, you know, sleeping." "I mean, we can't exactly stand here forever." "What are you saying?" "You're not giving up, are you?" "Certainly not, Rabbit." "Are we?" "No, Pooh." "But Tigger does have a point." "No, it looks that way, but I'm just kind of combing my hair different." "We need to come up with a way to protect the pumpkin even when we're not here." "Think, think, think!" "Now'sthetime to think, think, think" "When you have a problem think, think, think" "Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do" " And just think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" " Think" "Now what else could protect a pumpkin?" "Well, if only there was something we could," "I don't know, build to go around it, but nothing comes to mind." "How about something like the something you're leaning against?" " A fence!" " Yes." "A special fence around the pumpkin is a wonderful idea." "That's a fence-tastic idea." "The best defense is de-fence!" "So what do you think, Long Ears?" "A-fencive enough for you?" "Yes!" "It's the perfect protection for my perfect pumpkin!" "No!" "That ear of corn is going to hit my pumpkin!" "Not when there's a Tigger around!" "Way to go, Tigger." "Oh, yes, corn-gratulations." "This is no time for corn-gratulations." "Don't you see what's going on here?" "Fence or no fence, my pumpkin is totally unprotected on top!" "On top." "That gives me an idea!" "When we ride scooters, we wear helmets on top of our heads." "Maybe the pumpkin can do the same!" "Ride a scooter?" "No, Pooh, it can wear a helmet!" "Here you go, plumpkin old pal." "Some helmetization to nestle your noggin." "Oh, wonderful!" "Now nothing can fall from the sky and damage my pumpkin!" "And you can finally relax, Rabbit." "Yes." "No!" "I can't relax!" "Don't you see?" "The helmet may protect the top of my pumpkin, and the fence may keep animals and soccer balls out, but there are other dangers." "Bigger dangers." "Why, what if a heavy rock came rolling down that hill?" "It'd completely knock down the fence and crush my pumpkin!" "Or what if a windstorm blew off that tree branch?" "Or what if a swarm of bees came and stung my pumpkin?" "Don't you see all the awful things that could happen?" "Yeah, the impossibibilities are endless." "I understand, Rabbit." "Once there was a swarm of bees outside of our kitchen window, so I kept Buster indoors, so he wouldn't get stung." "Indoors." "There's an idea." "My pumpkin would be safe inside!" "Oh, but how will you move your garden indoors, Rabbit?" "I can't, of course, but we can bring the indoors to the pumpkin!" "Yes." "Finally, my pumpkin is completely and totally safe." "Why, nothing can hurt it." "No birds, balls, bugs, branches, boulders or flying ears of corn." "Well, I hate to say it, Long Ears, but that perfect pumpkin of yours isn't looking so perfectly perky." "What are you talking about?" "It doesn't look as orange as it did before." "Or sound quite as orange, either." "Oh, you're right." "You're right." "Something's happened to my pumpkin." "It's not healthy!" "Well, what does a pumpkin usually need to be healthy?" "Water, sunshine and fresh air." "Fresh air, huh?" "Fresh out." "Not much of that inside of there." "Maybe building a fort around your pumpkin wasn't such a good idea, Rabbit." "But my pumpkin needs the fort to be safe." "Oh, dear." "Oh, dear." "What to do, what to do?" "What to do is to let that squash of yours out for some refreshion-airy fun-shine in the sunshine!" "Yes." "Yes, I suppose you're right." "I must set my pumpkin free." "Yeah!" "I think the pumpkin's gonna like that, don't you?" "Oh, lookie there, RaRa." "Why, your pumpkin's looking perkier already!" " Shall we put its helmet back on?" " No, no, thank you, Pooh." "And no more fences or forts." "From now on, I'll just let my perfect pumpkin grow on its own like it's supposed to." "After all, that's what made it perfect in the first place!" "And I'll bet you win first place in the Best Pumpkin contest." "Oh, yes." "I can just picture your pumpkin with a big blue ribbon pinned right on it." "Yes." "No!" "We can't pin it on!" "That would puncture my pumpkin's perfect skin!" "We'll have to use tape." "Or paste perhaps." "It would have to be a special pumpkin-safe paste, of course, so as not to cause any unsightly blemishes." "Here we go again!" "My pumpkin needs to be kept safe." "Do you remember the three things we used to protect Rabbit's pumpkin?" "A fence." "The best defense is de-fence!" "Some helmetization to nestle your noggin." "A bicycle helmet." "And a fort." "Good sleuthing, everybody." "Subtitles by LeapinLar"