WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:01.044 --> 00:00:03.612 [hopeful music] 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:21.673 --> 00:00:24.328 [cheerful music] 5 00:00:48.265 --> 00:00:51.877 ♪ Benjamin, oh dear elephant 6 00:00:51.921 --> 00:00:55.664 ♪ You can speak and everybody knows your name ♪ 7 00:00:55.707 --> 00:00:59.102 ♪ Benjamin, we want to see you 8 00:00:59.146 --> 00:01:02.932 ♪ We're wondering what will happen today ♪ 9 00:01:02.975 --> 00:01:06.544 ♪ Benjamin, our world is beautiful ♪ 10 00:01:06.588 --> 00:01:10.331 ♪ Benjamin, we want to be with you ♪ 11 00:01:10.374 --> 00:01:14.074 ♪ Benjamin, we say hello 12 00:01:14.117 --> 00:01:15.640 ♪ We are all your friends 13 00:01:15.684 --> 00:01:17.816 ♪ And we all love you so 14 00:01:17.860 --> 00:01:21.472 ♪ Benjamin, your world's so beautiful ♪ 15 00:01:21.516 --> 00:01:24.997 ♪ Benjamin, we want to see you 16 00:01:25.041 --> 00:01:26.564 ♪ 'Cause we love you 17 00:01:26.608 --> 00:01:27.826 - [Benjamin] Teroo! 18 00:01:27.870 --> 00:01:31.265 ♪ Benjamin the elephant 19 00:01:36.879 --> 00:01:38.359 - [Mom] Now take care, sweetie 20 00:01:38.402 --> 00:01:40.665 and call me right away if anything goes wrong. 21 00:01:40.709 --> 00:01:41.840 - [Otto] Okay, Mom. 22 00:01:41.884 --> 00:01:44.582 - Honey, Otto's not a little boy anymore. 23 00:01:44.626 --> 00:01:46.628 Otto, if there's a real emergency, you know, 24 00:01:46.671 --> 00:01:49.674 and something really bad happens call 911, okay? 25 00:01:49.718 --> 00:01:51.589 - What do you mean, "really bad?" 26 00:01:51.633 --> 00:01:54.505 - I don't know, a fire or lightening, an earthquake, 27 00:01:54.549 --> 00:01:56.333 a bad hair day, that kinda stuff. 28 00:01:56.377 --> 00:01:57.160 - What? - Yeah. 29 00:01:57.204 --> 00:01:59.075 - Oh, Mom, come on. 30 00:01:59.119 --> 00:02:00.424 I'm spending my summer vacation 31 00:02:00.468 --> 00:02:02.600 here at the zoo with Benjamin. 32 00:02:02.644 --> 00:02:03.644 Nothing bad'll happen. 33 00:02:04.602 --> 00:02:06.256 - [Mom] Ah, you're right. 34 00:02:06.300 --> 00:02:08.911 [lips smacking] [upbeat music] 35 00:02:08.954 --> 00:02:10.173 - Have fun at the beach! 36 00:02:11.609 --> 00:02:16.614 Morning, Mrs. Meier! - Hello, Otto. 37 00:02:17.659 --> 00:02:20.662 [animals squawking] 38 00:02:25.623 --> 00:02:27.495 [goat bleating] 39 00:02:27.538 --> 00:02:28.626 - Good morning! 40 00:02:30.715 --> 00:02:32.804 [llamas bleating] Hey, you two, morning! 41 00:02:37.853 --> 00:02:39.463 [lion roars] 42 00:02:39.507 --> 00:02:40.507 Hey, Leo! 43 00:02:41.770 --> 00:02:42.640 [penguins squawk] 44 00:02:42.684 --> 00:02:44.599 Patty, Polly, hey there! 45 00:02:44.642 --> 00:02:45.817 [giraffe munching] 46 00:02:45.861 --> 00:02:47.384 Morning, Gunther! 47 00:02:50.518 --> 00:02:51.562 Hi, Schnippy! 48 00:02:54.783 --> 00:02:56.915 - One, two, can you hear me? 49 00:02:56.959 --> 00:02:58.221 [feedback squeaks] 50 00:02:58.265 --> 00:03:00.702 Sorry about the feedback. 51 00:03:01.703 --> 00:03:05.489 Okay, hello there, I'm Karla Kolumna 52 00:03:05.533 --> 00:03:07.622 and I welcome you all on this beautiful day 53 00:03:07.665 --> 00:03:09.276 to the Neustadt Zoo. 54 00:03:09.319 --> 00:03:12.017 And now, here's our zoo director, Mr. Tierlieb. 55 00:03:12.061 --> 00:03:15.412 [audience applauding] - Woo! 56 00:03:15.456 --> 00:03:17.632 - A warm welcome to all of you. 57 00:03:17.675 --> 00:03:21.897 Thank you for joining us for our charity extravaganza. 58 00:03:21.940 --> 00:03:24.204 In a moment, you'll hear our own band, 59 00:03:24.247 --> 00:03:26.162 Karl and the Zoomaniacs! 60 00:03:26.206 --> 00:03:27.642 [audience applauding] 61 00:03:27.685 --> 00:03:30.340 Now, you may ask, "How can I support this great zoo?" 62 00:03:30.384 --> 00:03:33.169 By buying raffle tickets, hmm? [laughs] 63 00:03:33.213 --> 00:03:34.562 - Morning! - Good morning! 64 00:03:34.605 --> 00:03:35.693 - Hello! - Hi, Karl! 65 00:03:35.737 --> 00:03:36.931 - Hey, Otto. - So where's Benjamin? 66 00:03:36.955 --> 00:03:39.262 - I don't know, he should be here by now. 67 00:03:39.306 --> 00:03:41.046 [cheerful music] 68 00:03:41.090 --> 00:03:42.676 - I'll check his house, maybe he's there. 69 00:03:42.700 --> 00:03:43.700 - Super. 70 00:03:52.406 --> 00:03:54.538 - Benjamin, Benjamin? [Benjamin snores] 71 00:03:54.582 --> 00:03:56.714 Ha, oh boy. 72 00:03:56.758 --> 00:03:59.195 [Benjamin snores] 73 00:03:59.239 --> 00:04:00.675 - Benjamin, wake up! 74 00:04:03.721 --> 00:04:04.721 Ha! 75 00:04:06.724 --> 00:04:09.814 [Benjamin groans] 76 00:04:09.858 --> 00:04:12.643 [Benjamin sniffs] 77 00:04:25.569 --> 00:04:28.355 [Benjamin groans] 78 00:04:29.225 --> 00:04:31.923 [peaceful music] 79 00:04:34.535 --> 00:04:36.450 - Good morning, Otto! 80 00:04:36.493 --> 00:04:37.668 - Morning. 81 00:04:37.712 --> 00:04:40.149 - I felt like I was smelling sugar just now. 82 00:04:40.192 --> 00:04:41.629 - What sugar? 83 00:04:41.672 --> 00:04:43.326 No, you must have been dreaming. 84 00:04:43.370 --> 00:04:46.111 [cheerful music] 85 00:04:48.157 --> 00:04:51.639 - Okay, I'll sleep a little longer then. 86 00:04:51.682 --> 00:04:53.684 - No, you need to get up right away! 87 00:04:53.728 --> 00:04:55.227 Everyone's expecting you, they're waiting. 88 00:04:55.251 --> 00:04:57.384 [clock ticks] 89 00:04:57.427 --> 00:04:58.863 - [Benjamin] What, it's only 6 a.m. 90 00:04:58.907 --> 00:05:01.692 It's too early for them to be expecting me! 91 00:05:01.736 --> 00:05:03.607 - No, it's a quarter past nine! 92 00:05:03.651 --> 00:05:07.002 - Really, oh guess you're right. 93 00:05:07.045 --> 00:05:08.699 It's a little past nine. 94 00:05:09.526 --> 00:05:11.615 Only a quarter past nine. 95 00:05:11.659 --> 00:05:14.662 Oh, it's already past nine! 96 00:05:14.705 --> 00:05:16.054 That's not good! 97 00:05:16.098 --> 00:05:17.360 So I'm really late. 98 00:05:17.404 --> 00:05:19.841 Oh no, everyone must be waiting for me. 99 00:05:19.884 --> 00:05:20.624 What should I wear? 100 00:05:20.668 --> 00:05:22.974 Oh dear, past nine. 101 00:05:23.018 --> 00:05:26.195 Oh my, I'm supposed to help with the charity event! 102 00:05:26.238 --> 00:05:29.764 [Benjamin groans] 103 00:05:29.807 --> 00:05:31.548 - Benjamin? - What is it? 104 00:05:31.592 --> 00:05:33.550 - You're going to wear your PJ's? 105 00:05:33.594 --> 00:05:34.377 - My pajamas? 106 00:05:34.421 --> 00:05:35.465 Whoopsie! 107 00:05:35.509 --> 00:05:37.162 I gotta hurry! 108 00:05:37.206 --> 00:05:39.730 - Good luck to you! [sighs] 109 00:05:41.253 --> 00:05:42.646 - They should be here by now. 110 00:05:42.690 --> 00:05:44.213 - We can't wait much longer! 111 00:05:44.256 --> 00:05:45.954 - Right, I know what you mean. 112 00:05:45.997 --> 00:05:47.999 - Karl, start playing, go ahead! 113 00:05:48.043 --> 00:05:49.043 - Let's go. 114 00:05:50.350 --> 00:05:53.962 We are the Zoomaniacs, so let's start off with a classic. 115 00:05:54.005 --> 00:05:56.704 [cheerful music] 116 00:05:58.662 --> 00:06:01.099 ♪ In a beautiful green meadow 117 00:06:01.143 --> 00:06:03.667 ♪ There's a big gray mountain 118 00:06:03.711 --> 00:06:06.540 ♪ Stretches his legs up to the sky ♪ 119 00:06:06.583 --> 00:06:09.194 ♪ Next to him there is a dwarf 120 00:06:09.238 --> 00:06:11.675 ♪ No, the dwarf is Otto 121 00:06:11.719 --> 00:06:14.461 ♪ And the mountain an elephant 122 00:06:14.504 --> 00:06:17.202 ♪ He is friendly and can speak 123 00:06:17.246 --> 00:06:20.423 ♪ Everybody knows him 124 00:06:20.467 --> 00:06:22.556 ♪ And he likes to lie in the sun ♪ 125 00:06:22.599 --> 00:06:27.082 ♪ And all around him all the bees buzz ♪ 126 00:06:30.041 --> 00:06:32.435 Benjamin, Benjamin? 127 00:06:32.479 --> 00:06:33.393 - Yes? 128 00:06:33.436 --> 00:06:35.046 Now they're calling my name! 129 00:06:35.090 --> 00:06:38.006 [Benjamin huffs] 130 00:06:38.049 --> 00:06:40.617 - One, two, one, two, three, four! 131 00:06:40.661 --> 00:06:42.924 [upbeat music] [Benjamin yells] 132 00:06:42.967 --> 00:06:43.881 - Benjamin! 133 00:06:43.925 --> 00:06:46.797 [Benjamin yelling] 134 00:06:49.974 --> 00:06:50.974 - Whoa, ah! 135 00:06:52.803 --> 00:06:55.589 [monkey chatters] 136 00:06:56.677 --> 00:06:58.592 [goat bleats] 137 00:06:58.635 --> 00:07:01.508 [Benjamin yelling] 138 00:07:10.560 --> 00:07:11.909 [ducks quacking] 139 00:07:11.953 --> 00:07:14.825 [Benjamin yelling] 140 00:07:24.705 --> 00:07:27.272 Sorry, coming through! [woman screams] 141 00:07:27.316 --> 00:07:31.712 Watch out, runaway skateboard! [people screaming] 142 00:07:31.755 --> 00:07:35.498 [Benjamin grunts] [instruments crashing] 143 00:07:35.542 --> 00:07:39.981 [feedback squeaking] [child laughs] 144 00:07:40.024 --> 00:07:41.330 - Benjamin? 145 00:07:41.373 --> 00:07:45.029 - Sorry, I kind of got off on the wrong foot. 146 00:07:46.291 --> 00:07:49.469 - Yeah. 147 00:07:49.512 --> 00:07:51.645 - Everyone please excuse this. 148 00:07:51.688 --> 00:07:55.300 Well, I really don't know what just happened there. 149 00:07:55.344 --> 00:07:57.738 That was... - That was quite a moment! 150 00:07:57.781 --> 00:08:00.392 Unexpected things happen here at our zoo. 151 00:08:00.436 --> 00:08:03.221 - Sorry about that, really. 152 00:08:03.265 --> 00:08:04.832 - So please, buy some raffle tickets 153 00:08:04.875 --> 00:08:07.225 and help us keep the Neustadt Zoo going. 154 00:08:07.269 --> 00:08:10.272 - Oh, my ice cream. - Sorry! 155 00:08:12.753 --> 00:08:14.145 Wait, [chuckles] here. - Huh? 156 00:08:17.671 --> 00:08:19.499 All for me? - Mm hmm. 157 00:08:20.674 --> 00:08:21.675 - Benjamin! - Otto! 158 00:08:23.024 --> 00:08:24.286 - What happened? 159 00:08:24.329 --> 00:08:26.680 - When I got here, I scared this little girl 160 00:08:26.723 --> 00:08:28.072 and she dropped her ice cream cone 161 00:08:28.116 --> 00:08:30.292 but I was able to calm her down. 162 00:08:30.335 --> 00:08:31.554 - What little girl? 163 00:08:31.598 --> 00:08:33.600 - The one that I gave the balloons. 164 00:08:33.643 --> 00:08:34.775 - Yoo hoo, Mama! 165 00:08:34.818 --> 00:08:36.559 Look at me, I can fly! [tense music] 166 00:08:36.603 --> 00:08:39.127 - Mia, you come back here right now! 167 00:08:39.170 --> 00:08:41.303 - [Benjamin] There she goes, what can we do? 168 00:08:41.346 --> 00:08:42.739 - The playground! 169 00:08:42.783 --> 00:08:43.783 - Mia! 170 00:08:45.786 --> 00:08:47.135 - We're coming! 171 00:08:51.705 --> 00:08:54.577 Ai, yi, yi, oh boy, where? 172 00:08:54.621 --> 00:08:57.580 There she is in those trees! 173 00:08:57.624 --> 00:09:00.104 Please don't let go! 174 00:09:00.148 --> 00:09:01.932 - Could I please borrow that? 175 00:09:01.976 --> 00:09:02.976 Thank you! 176 00:09:04.674 --> 00:09:06.589 - [Benjamin] What are you doing, Otto? 177 00:09:06.633 --> 00:09:08.939 - Benjamin, I need you to help me! 178 00:09:08.983 --> 00:09:10.419 - Oh, you think that'll work? 179 00:09:10.462 --> 00:09:13.553 - Yes, we have to hurry or I'll miss her! 180 00:09:13.596 --> 00:09:14.596 - Okay! 181 00:09:15.729 --> 00:09:18.558 [Benjamin groans] 182 00:09:19.689 --> 00:09:21.604 [Benjamin grunts] 183 00:09:21.648 --> 00:09:22.605 - Ah. - A ha! 184 00:09:22.649 --> 00:09:23.649 - Yeah! 185 00:09:27.088 --> 00:09:30.004 - Otto, be careful and hold on tight! 186 00:09:33.616 --> 00:09:34.878 Oh boy, oh boy! 187 00:09:39.448 --> 00:09:40.275 [balloons popping] 188 00:09:40.318 --> 00:09:41.537 Great idea, Otto! 189 00:09:41.581 --> 00:09:44.148 That's it, keep it up! 190 00:09:44.192 --> 00:09:46.716 [balloons hissing] 191 00:09:46.760 --> 00:09:50.415 It worked! [laughs] 192 00:09:50.459 --> 00:09:52.200 You did it, how great! 193 00:09:52.243 --> 00:09:55.551 - Yeah, but how am I gonna get. [yells] 194 00:09:55.595 --> 00:09:56.596 - Whoa! 195 00:09:59.729 --> 00:10:02.297 Phew. [laughs] 196 00:10:02.340 --> 00:10:04.212 - That really was, 197 00:10:04.255 --> 00:10:05.866 - [Together] Incredibly cool! 198 00:10:07.694 --> 00:10:08.912 - Thank you. 199 00:10:08.956 --> 00:10:11.001 - Glad to help. 200 00:10:11.045 --> 00:10:13.656 - [Mia] That was fun, Mama, can I do it again? 201 00:10:13.700 --> 00:10:16.616 - This is going to be the best summer ever! 202 00:10:16.659 --> 00:10:18.661 We're going to share good times and have fun! 203 00:10:18.705 --> 00:10:21.533 - Sure, for instance, eating ice cream. 204 00:10:21.577 --> 00:10:23.710 - And camping. - Chocolate ice cream. 205 00:10:23.753 --> 00:10:24.861 - And canoeing! - And vanilla! 206 00:10:24.885 --> 00:10:27.191 - We can build a camp fire. 207 00:10:27.235 --> 00:10:29.367 - And of course strawberry too. 208 00:10:29.411 --> 00:10:30.411 I love it. 209 00:10:32.022 --> 00:10:33.284 Yeah! [hands slapping] 210 00:10:33.328 --> 00:10:35.504 - Benjamin, you really are my best friend. 211 00:10:35.547 --> 00:10:37.680 - Well you're not. - Huh? 212 00:10:38.899 --> 00:10:41.728 - You are my very best friend! [laughs] 213 00:10:41.771 --> 00:10:42.685 [Otto laughs] 214 00:10:42.729 --> 00:10:43.817 - [Benjamin] Hey, look. 215 00:10:47.864 --> 00:10:50.650 - Oh there's not even enough here 216 00:10:50.693 --> 00:10:53.435 to pay for all the broken benches. 217 00:10:53.478 --> 00:10:55.655 - He looks worried. 218 00:10:55.698 --> 00:10:57.613 - If this keeps up, then... 219 00:10:57.657 --> 00:10:58.875 - Then what? 220 00:10:58.919 --> 00:11:03.619 - Huh, [chuckles] it's nothing, no worries. 221 00:11:05.012 --> 00:11:07.275 - Uh oh, when Mr. Tierlieb says it's nothing, 222 00:11:07.318 --> 00:11:09.451 that's not a good thing, no. 223 00:11:09.494 --> 00:11:11.627 Think the zoo will have to shut down soon? 224 00:11:11.671 --> 00:11:12.759 - What? 225 00:11:12.802 --> 00:11:14.978 No, we can't let that happen. 226 00:11:16.458 --> 00:11:18.460 We must do something to help him. 227 00:11:18.503 --> 00:11:19.635 - You're right. 228 00:11:19.679 --> 00:11:21.332 [gentle music] 229 00:11:21.376 --> 00:11:26.381 [banging] [Benjamin grunting] 230 00:11:27.208 --> 00:11:28.557 - There, done. - Perfect. 231 00:11:36.565 --> 00:11:37.653 [bench creaking] 232 00:11:37.697 --> 00:11:39.046 [bench bangs] 233 00:11:39.089 --> 00:11:41.744 - Whoa! - [laughs] I guess, 234 00:11:41.788 --> 00:11:43.833 we need extra tough nails for when I sit. 235 00:11:43.877 --> 00:11:46.227 - [Walter] What do I see? 236 00:11:46.270 --> 00:11:49.578 A Loxodonta africanus and a Homo sapien. 237 00:11:53.713 --> 00:11:54.714 - A loxdo what? 238 00:11:56.324 --> 00:11:58.761 - A Loxondonta africanus. 239 00:11:58.805 --> 00:12:01.938 Yes, I mean an elephant and a person. 240 00:12:01.982 --> 00:12:03.679 But you two are friends. - Ooh. 241 00:12:03.723 --> 00:12:05.028 - That's rather strange. 242 00:12:05.072 --> 00:12:06.334 - Really? 243 00:12:06.377 --> 00:12:07.790 I don't see what's so strange about that. 244 00:12:07.814 --> 00:12:09.729 It would be much stranger if we weren't. 245 00:12:09.772 --> 00:12:12.079 I mean, we've always been really good friends. 246 00:12:12.122 --> 00:12:13.689 - How silly of me. 247 00:12:14.864 --> 00:12:17.649 My name is White, Walter White. 248 00:12:17.693 --> 00:12:20.783 - I'm Benjamin and this is Otto. 249 00:12:21.828 --> 00:12:23.655 What are you doing here? 250 00:12:23.699 --> 00:12:25.092 - Oh, observing. 251 00:12:25.135 --> 00:12:26.223 - Ob whatting? 252 00:12:26.267 --> 00:12:29.357 - For example, the Gracula religiosa 253 00:12:29.400 --> 00:12:31.489 or the Psittaciformes macaw. 254 00:12:33.187 --> 00:12:34.579 - Ca cow? 255 00:12:34.623 --> 00:12:35.755 - No, Macaw! - Huh? 256 00:12:37.669 --> 00:12:40.585 - He must mean parrot! - Exactly! 257 00:12:40.629 --> 00:12:42.544 Here, listen to this. 258 00:12:43.588 --> 00:12:45.460 [bird squawking] 259 00:12:45.503 --> 00:12:47.854 Ah, mm hmm. 260 00:12:47.897 --> 00:12:50.595 - Gotcha, so then what are you serving? 261 00:12:50.639 --> 00:12:54.599 - Observing, it's like secretly spying on someone. 262 00:12:54.643 --> 00:12:56.427 - [gasps] You're spying? 263 00:12:57.515 --> 00:12:59.430 You mean like a secret agent? 264 00:12:59.474 --> 00:13:01.215 - Correct, in fact I used to be one. 265 00:13:01.258 --> 00:13:03.434 - You were a secret agent? 266 00:13:03.478 --> 00:13:05.610 Really? - Oh, that was ages ago. 267 00:13:05.654 --> 00:13:09.919 I was, [laughs] I have a few tales I can tell you. 268 00:13:09.963 --> 00:13:12.661 But nobody wants to hear those stories these days. 269 00:13:12.704 --> 00:13:14.489 - Being a spy must be tough. 270 00:13:14.532 --> 00:13:18.145 - Well, anyway my mission is calling. 271 00:13:18.188 --> 00:13:20.930 So then, my pleasure meeting you both, yeah. 272 00:13:22.671 --> 00:13:23.411 Bye now. 273 00:13:23.454 --> 00:13:25.717 [bushes rustling] 274 00:13:25.761 --> 00:13:26.936 - Bye, bye, Walter. 275 00:13:27.981 --> 00:13:29.983 - You believe it? - What? 276 00:13:30.026 --> 00:13:31.767 - That he was once a spy? 277 00:13:31.811 --> 00:13:33.377 - Why not? 278 00:13:33.421 --> 00:13:37.381 Some people were bus drivers or bakers or teachers. 279 00:13:37.425 --> 00:13:39.383 So it's possible that Walter was once a... 280 00:13:39.427 --> 00:13:42.082 - A secret agent, yeah, yeah. 281 00:13:42.125 --> 00:13:44.345 - Mm hmm. - From what I'm seeing, 282 00:13:44.388 --> 00:13:47.087 well it's really so very, very - Who's that? 283 00:13:47.130 --> 00:13:48.610 - How can I say it? - What? 284 00:13:48.653 --> 00:13:49.829 - It's so green! 285 00:13:51.091 --> 00:13:53.615 All these cute animals everywhere. 286 00:13:53.658 --> 00:13:54.659 - Not true. 287 00:13:54.703 --> 00:13:55.767 In fact these animals are... 288 00:13:55.791 --> 00:13:56.791 - Pichler! 289 00:13:57.749 --> 00:14:00.535 I hope I didn't exaggerate too much? 290 00:14:01.318 --> 00:14:02.885 - Not at all. 291 00:14:02.929 --> 00:14:05.845 This zoo has a lot of potential. 292 00:14:05.888 --> 00:14:07.063 - Yes, I think so. 293 00:14:08.891 --> 00:14:10.545 - Potential? 294 00:14:10.588 --> 00:14:11.696 - That's a word from math class. 295 00:14:11.720 --> 00:14:13.287 I forget what it means. 296 00:14:13.330 --> 00:14:14.636 Do you know that lady? 297 00:14:14.679 --> 00:14:15.724 - No. 298 00:14:18.553 --> 00:14:19.771 [Mr. Tierlieb blowing] 299 00:14:19.815 --> 00:14:21.469 - Ah, Mr. Tierlieb. 300 00:14:21.512 --> 00:14:22.992 - Ah, Mr. Mayor. 301 00:14:23.036 --> 00:14:26.517 - Good news, I've given an assignment to Mrs. Zack here. 302 00:14:26.561 --> 00:14:28.345 She'll be modernizing this part. 303 00:14:28.389 --> 00:14:29.956 - I see. 304 00:14:29.999 --> 00:14:32.349 That is big news. 305 00:14:32.393 --> 00:14:33.524 So when? 306 00:14:33.568 --> 00:14:34.786 - We will begin organizing 307 00:14:34.830 --> 00:14:37.311 our plan of action this evening, alright? 308 00:14:37.354 --> 00:14:38.703 - This evening? 309 00:14:38.747 --> 00:14:40.009 That's right, tonight. 310 00:14:40.053 --> 00:14:41.881 - But shouldn't we take this slowly? 311 00:14:41.924 --> 00:14:43.883 I mean... - This should please you! 312 00:14:43.926 --> 00:14:46.146 This place hasn't made a profit in years. 313 00:14:46.189 --> 00:14:47.297 This is in the best interests 314 00:14:47.321 --> 00:14:49.671 of the tax payers and the zoo. 315 00:14:49.714 --> 00:14:52.587 You know as mayor, I face questions concerning the fact 316 00:14:52.630 --> 00:14:54.545 that this place costs us citizens money, 317 00:14:54.589 --> 00:14:55.982 so that has to change, yeah? 318 00:14:56.025 --> 00:14:57.897 - Of course I understand that but... 319 00:15:00.595 --> 00:15:03.685 - What the heck is this? What is that hole in the wall for? 320 00:15:03.728 --> 00:15:05.208 - Well. - Well? 321 00:15:05.252 --> 00:15:07.297 - It's a free entrance for kids. 322 00:15:07.341 --> 00:15:09.212 - Oh. - Ah! [laughs] 323 00:15:09.256 --> 00:15:11.780 All children should pay to get in. 324 00:15:13.782 --> 00:15:17.655 The sorry state of this place is why I've been hired here. 325 00:15:17.699 --> 00:15:18.699 - Cheaper. 326 00:15:19.701 --> 00:15:21.833 What's needed here's a complete makeover! 327 00:15:24.532 --> 00:15:27.535 - Oh. - Hmm. 328 00:15:27.578 --> 00:15:29.841 - There's so much open space, wow. 329 00:15:31.278 --> 00:15:35.717 The animals here seem lovely yet so do cat videos. 330 00:15:37.153 --> 00:15:38.696 But where's the video surveillance, the live chat, 331 00:15:38.720 --> 00:15:41.114 the interactive possibilities? 332 00:15:41.157 --> 00:15:43.768 We must look to the future, Mr. Tierlieb 333 00:15:43.812 --> 00:15:47.772 and there is something missing here. 334 00:15:47.816 --> 00:15:51.341 [hands whooshing] 335 00:15:51.385 --> 00:15:53.387 Bars and cages. 336 00:15:53.430 --> 00:15:56.651 - Oh, [laughs] those things aren't necessary here. 337 00:15:56.694 --> 00:15:59.828 - [laughs] You're a man with a sweet heart. 338 00:15:59.871 --> 00:16:02.352 But I'd say you're naive. 339 00:16:02.396 --> 00:16:04.267 Security here is a must. 340 00:16:04.311 --> 00:16:07.053 - But our animals here are tame and peaceful. 341 00:16:07.096 --> 00:16:09.751 - I'm concerned about your animals' welfare. 342 00:16:09.794 --> 00:16:11.318 I mean you certainly don't... 343 00:16:11.361 --> 00:16:13.929 - Well I sure feel safe here, even without bars and cages. 344 00:16:13.973 --> 00:16:16.888 Since I've lived here, I've never felt afraid of anyone. 345 00:16:16.932 --> 00:16:18.736 - The animals are doing great just the way they are. 346 00:16:18.760 --> 00:16:20.631 They don't need cages. 347 00:16:20.675 --> 00:16:23.025 - Benjamin Blossom! 348 00:16:23.069 --> 00:16:25.114 I've heard great things about you. 349 00:16:25.158 --> 00:16:26.376 - You have? 350 00:16:26.420 --> 00:16:28.509 - Mm hmm and everything I've heard was good! 351 00:16:28.552 --> 00:16:32.600 You're big, you can speak, you're just terrific. 352 00:16:32.643 --> 00:16:36.169 So may I ask you, are you an animal 353 00:16:36.212 --> 00:16:38.301 or are you a manimal? 354 00:16:38.345 --> 00:16:40.651 - A what? - A mixture of man and animal. 355 00:16:40.695 --> 00:16:42.653 [Zora laughs] 356 00:16:42.697 --> 00:16:45.743 [Benjamin chuckles] 357 00:16:45.787 --> 00:16:47.528 And who are you, kid? 358 00:16:47.571 --> 00:16:49.704 - This is my best friend, Otto. 359 00:16:49.747 --> 00:16:51.271 He helps around here. 360 00:16:51.314 --> 00:16:53.969 We just finished repairing that bench over there. 361 00:16:54.013 --> 00:16:55.362 - Oh, how cute. 362 00:16:55.405 --> 00:16:57.668 You're both cute little drops in the ocean. 363 00:16:57.712 --> 00:17:01.455 And I suppose you think you two drips can save the zoo? 364 00:17:01.498 --> 00:17:02.543 [Zora laughs] 365 00:17:02.586 --> 00:17:03.848 [monkey shrieks] [Zora yells] 366 00:17:03.892 --> 00:17:05.459 How awful! [yells] 367 00:17:05.502 --> 00:17:06.373 - We have to do something. 368 00:17:06.416 --> 00:17:07.524 - He just wants that banana! 369 00:17:07.548 --> 00:17:08.984 [Zora sneezes] - Calm down. 370 00:17:09.028 --> 00:17:10.768 [Zora gasps] 371 00:17:10.812 --> 00:17:11.856 [inhaler puffs] 372 00:17:11.900 --> 00:17:13.771 [Zora sneezes] 373 00:17:13.815 --> 00:17:15.164 - You filthy ape! 374 00:17:15.208 --> 00:17:17.645 - I'm very sorry Miss Zack. 375 00:17:17.688 --> 00:17:19.560 You are completely right. 376 00:17:19.603 --> 00:17:21.562 Things at the zoo must change. 377 00:17:21.605 --> 00:17:22.693 [Zora sneezes] 378 00:17:22.737 --> 00:17:25.522 - Wowee, she's supposed to fix the zoo? 379 00:17:25.566 --> 00:17:28.569 - Well they said we have to keep up with the times here. 380 00:17:28.612 --> 00:17:32.747 [man banging] [animal feed rattles] 381 00:17:32.790 --> 00:17:34.314 - Oh boy. 382 00:17:34.357 --> 00:17:37.273 - It may not work well but at least it still works, huh? 383 00:17:40.146 --> 00:17:43.671 - Okay. - So, let's test this. 384 00:17:43.714 --> 00:17:45.977 [Benjamin grunts] [bench creaks] 385 00:17:46.021 --> 00:17:47.631 - It's sturdy as an elephant. 386 00:17:47.675 --> 00:17:48.589 - Mm hmm. 387 00:17:48.632 --> 00:17:49.851 [goat bleats] 388 00:17:49.894 --> 00:17:51.766 - What did that Miss Zack lady mean 389 00:17:51.809 --> 00:17:54.116 when she called us drops in the ocean? 390 00:17:54.160 --> 00:17:55.528 - 'Cause our zoo needs lots of money 391 00:17:55.552 --> 00:17:57.119 'cause it's so broken down 392 00:17:57.163 --> 00:17:59.208 and we don't have enough funds to fix it. 393 00:18:00.514 --> 00:18:02.342 - A silly bag's money can't fix up this place 394 00:18:02.385 --> 00:18:03.517 like you and I can. 395 00:18:03.560 --> 00:18:06.259 - I know, so we just gotta keep working. 396 00:18:06.302 --> 00:18:08.696 - But first let's have a bit of sugar. 397 00:18:08.739 --> 00:18:11.873 Something sweet always helps me to work better. 398 00:18:11.916 --> 00:18:13.570 - Yeah, sure. 399 00:18:13.614 --> 00:18:16.095 [gentle music] 400 00:18:20.925 --> 00:18:24.059 - Ah, afternoon Miss Meier. 401 00:18:24.103 --> 00:18:26.148 - Nice to see you Mr. White. 402 00:18:26.192 --> 00:18:27.715 - Yes, I... 403 00:18:27.758 --> 00:18:29.151 [truck horn blasts] 404 00:18:29.195 --> 00:18:30.979 [truck engine rumbling] 405 00:18:32.198 --> 00:18:33.808 [truck horn blasts] - What's going on? 406 00:18:33.851 --> 00:18:36.463 [tense music] 407 00:18:44.558 --> 00:18:45.558 - Oh. 408 00:18:47.909 --> 00:18:51.130 [car engine rumbling] 409 00:19:00.835 --> 00:19:04.534 - Hmm. [Zora clicks] 410 00:19:04.578 --> 00:19:07.711 [mechanics whirring] 411 00:19:25.860 --> 00:19:28.428 - Miss Zack, what is this? 412 00:19:28.471 --> 00:19:32.171 - My mobile center for my action plan for the zoo. 413 00:19:33.041 --> 00:19:34.303 Isn't it just wonderful? 414 00:19:34.347 --> 00:19:39.352 [machine whirring] [machine thudding] 415 00:19:42.311 --> 00:19:45.575 Oh, here are my two helper coworkers, 416 00:19:45.619 --> 00:19:47.534 Hans and Franz. 417 00:19:47.577 --> 00:19:48.926 - Cool think tank, right? 418 00:19:48.970 --> 00:19:51.059 - We all need clean space to think, mister. 419 00:19:51.102 --> 00:19:54.584 - Creative visualization, brain waves. 420 00:19:54.628 --> 00:19:57.935 - Yes, so here is a list with my suggestions 421 00:19:57.979 --> 00:19:59.130 for the improvements we need to... 422 00:19:59.154 --> 00:20:00.154 - Changes. 423 00:20:03.289 --> 00:20:05.595 Believe me, I know exactly what changes 424 00:20:05.639 --> 00:20:07.597 are good and necessary. 425 00:20:07.641 --> 00:20:09.469 The more we can modernize the zoo, 426 00:20:09.512 --> 00:20:11.079 the better for everyone involved. 427 00:20:11.122 --> 00:20:12.776 I know you agree. 428 00:20:12.820 --> 00:20:15.170 I'm sure that's what the children want. 429 00:20:15.214 --> 00:20:17.868 So we will make them happy with a new playground 430 00:20:17.912 --> 00:20:20.393 that we'll call the entertainment place. 431 00:20:20.436 --> 00:20:22.046 - Entertainment, oh. 432 00:20:22.090 --> 00:20:24.658 - So that project's very promising. 433 00:20:24.701 --> 00:20:29.663 - Yes, that really sounds very promising for us. 434 00:20:29.706 --> 00:20:31.621 - Mega. - And chill. 435 00:20:31.665 --> 00:20:32.666 - [Together] Mega chill. 436 00:20:33.754 --> 00:20:34.754 Ooh whoop! 437 00:20:35.712 --> 00:20:38.585 [upbeat music] 438 00:20:38.628 --> 00:20:40.978 [buggy whirs] 439 00:20:48.638 --> 00:20:51.685 - Whoa, that thing's quite a set up, huh? 440 00:20:51.728 --> 00:20:55.558 - Oh yeah, it's a folding out new thingamajig. 441 00:20:55.602 --> 00:20:57.299 And we're getting a new playground 442 00:20:57.343 --> 00:20:58.692 so that'll be nice. 443 00:20:58.735 --> 00:21:01.564 - Hmm, I've got a bad feeling about those folks. 444 00:21:01.608 --> 00:21:02.739 [tense music] 445 00:21:02.783 --> 00:21:06.177 - I'm feeling great about this. 446 00:21:06.221 --> 00:21:08.310 They have no idea. 447 00:21:08.354 --> 00:21:09.746 They're naive. 448 00:21:09.790 --> 00:21:12.053 - They're so lame. - Yeah, lame losers. 449 00:21:12.096 --> 00:21:13.924 - That's why we're here. 450 00:21:13.968 --> 00:21:16.318 We're going to dust off this run down zoo, 451 00:21:16.362 --> 00:21:19.278 shake it up and jolt it into the future. 452 00:21:19.321 --> 00:21:20.844 The zoo of tomorrow. 453 00:21:20.888 --> 00:21:24.370 Effective, modern, profit oriented. 454 00:21:24.413 --> 00:21:26.807 Small is the new big. 455 00:21:26.850 --> 00:21:29.505 Anything else would be wasting resources. 456 00:21:29.549 --> 00:21:30.854 - Sharing space is important. 457 00:21:31.986 --> 00:21:35.076 - And sharing resources is vital. 458 00:21:35.119 --> 00:21:38.035 People share cars, living space and employment. 459 00:21:38.079 --> 00:21:41.865 So these stupid animals can share enclosures too. 460 00:21:41.909 --> 00:21:44.651 - Yo, enclosure sharing. 461 00:21:44.694 --> 00:21:48.219 So the animals get ignored, cool. 462 00:21:48.263 --> 00:21:49.482 - And then very soon 463 00:21:49.525 --> 00:21:53.660 the zoo get a slick merchandising shop built 464 00:21:53.703 --> 00:21:57.054 and Keeper Karl's house will, ah, bye bye, 465 00:21:57.098 --> 00:21:58.708 be torn down to save more space. 466 00:21:58.752 --> 00:22:01.798 So he'll be forced to share a flat with old Tierlieb. 467 00:22:02.886 --> 00:22:04.366 [Hans laughs] 468 00:22:04.410 --> 00:22:05.933 [Zora clicking] 469 00:22:05.976 --> 00:22:10.677 And here comes the beautiful, expensive, luxury apartments. 470 00:22:16.030 --> 00:22:21.035 Right here, all with a view of the zoo lake. [laughs] 471 00:22:21.862 --> 00:22:22.882 - Wow, zoo shizzle dizzle. 472 00:22:22.906 --> 00:22:24.430 - Zooer stylish. 473 00:22:25.735 --> 00:22:29.565 - But shush, these dunderheads 474 00:22:29.609 --> 00:22:31.132 aren't completely convinced yet. 475 00:22:32.481 --> 00:22:34.024 As long as they don't know what we're doing, 476 00:22:34.048 --> 00:22:36.398 it's all the better for us. 477 00:22:36.442 --> 00:22:38.444 That's how we win, hmm? 478 00:22:38.487 --> 00:22:39.487 Selfie! 479 00:22:43.753 --> 00:22:47.017 [camera clicks] 480 00:22:47.061 --> 00:22:49.672 Oh yes, and before I forget, 481 00:22:49.716 --> 00:22:53.197 there's this big, fat, talking elephant, 482 00:22:54.242 --> 00:22:55.765 that for us could be useful. 483 00:22:57.463 --> 00:22:58.855 [owl hooting] 484 00:22:58.899 --> 00:23:00.074 - It works. - Great! 485 00:23:00.117 --> 00:23:01.423 - Hello there, Otto! - Mm hmm. 486 00:23:01.467 --> 00:23:03.643 - As you can see, we're doing really well here. 487 00:23:03.686 --> 00:23:05.688 But your dad's afraid he'll never work again, 488 00:23:05.732 --> 00:23:08.735 'cause he decided all he ever wants to do is lie down. 489 00:23:08.778 --> 00:23:10.606 - I'm never getting up again. 490 00:23:10.650 --> 00:23:11.738 We miss you little guy! 491 00:23:11.781 --> 00:23:13.261 Hello! 492 00:23:13.304 --> 00:23:14.499 - Oh, too bad you're not here soaking up the sun with us. 493 00:23:14.523 --> 00:23:16.569 - But we're sure you're having fun too, huh? 494 00:23:16.612 --> 00:23:18.503 - Son, we're really looking forward to hugging you 495 00:23:18.527 --> 00:23:19.528 and seeing you soon. 496 00:23:20.573 --> 00:23:22.488 [lips smacking] 497 00:23:22.531 --> 00:23:24.098 And say hello to Benjamin for us. 498 00:23:24.141 --> 00:23:25.665 - Bye! - Toodaloo! 499 00:23:26.492 --> 00:23:29.625 [phone beeps] - They sure do miss you a lot, Otto. 500 00:23:29.669 --> 00:23:33.542 - Mm, but I still can't imagine having more fun than being here. 501 00:23:33.586 --> 00:23:35.109 The zoo's a fun place to be. 502 00:23:36.502 --> 00:23:37.720 - And I find it elephantastic 503 00:23:37.764 --> 00:23:39.548 that you're here too. 504 00:23:39.592 --> 00:23:40.636 - Hmm. 505 00:23:41.681 --> 00:23:43.465 - What's bothering you, Otto? 506 00:23:43.509 --> 00:23:45.336 - It's that Miss Zack. 507 00:23:45.380 --> 00:23:48.252 - Come on, she's gotta lotta cool stuff planned. 508 00:23:49.384 --> 00:23:51.995 I think she's actually quite nice. 509 00:23:52.039 --> 00:23:57.218 [Benjamin yawns] - Hmm, I guess you're right. 510 00:23:57.261 --> 00:24:00.047 Wowee, hey tomorrow maybe we should try out the boat! 511 00:24:00.090 --> 00:24:02.702 [Benjamin snores] Benjamin? 512 00:24:02.745 --> 00:24:05.705 [relaxing music] 513 00:24:14.714 --> 00:24:17.760 [Benjamin snores] 514 00:24:29.642 --> 00:24:32.427 [gentle music] 515 00:24:33.602 --> 00:24:36.649 [vehicle rumbling] [glass rattles] 516 00:24:36.692 --> 00:24:37.737 Benjamin! 517 00:24:41.697 --> 00:24:44.526 Quit your snoring, will you? 518 00:24:44.570 --> 00:24:46.615 - But I'm not snoring! 519 00:24:49.662 --> 00:24:57.662 Otto, look at this. [vehicle beeping] 520 00:24:57.800 --> 00:24:58.800 Just what is that? 521 00:25:00.150 --> 00:25:01.717 - I don't know. 522 00:25:01.761 --> 00:25:03.284 Let's go check it out. 523 00:25:03.327 --> 00:25:06.200 [vehicle rumbling] 524 00:25:11.161 --> 00:25:14.382 - See, it's the early bird that gets things done. 525 00:25:14.425 --> 00:25:15.557 I'm thinking you two 526 00:25:15.601 --> 00:25:17.428 like to sleep in a little late, don't you? 527 00:25:17.472 --> 00:25:18.647 - Sure. 528 00:25:18.691 --> 00:25:20.606 - So what are you planning to tear down? 529 00:25:20.649 --> 00:25:24.479 - Well, this place here is pretty old. 530 00:25:24.523 --> 00:25:26.109 - Yeah but... - And this is the beginning 531 00:25:26.133 --> 00:25:28.396 of creating something really nice. 532 00:25:28.439 --> 00:25:32.313 With merchandising and a lot of room for other things. 533 00:25:32.356 --> 00:25:34.750 - So will all this be helping me too? 534 00:25:35.969 --> 00:25:37.666 - Well aren't you part of our future? 535 00:25:38.624 --> 00:25:40.451 I've heard you've been unhappy for a while 536 00:25:40.495 --> 00:25:42.192 with this rickety feeder wagon 537 00:25:42.236 --> 00:25:44.170 and you complain about always having to work so hard. 538 00:25:44.194 --> 00:25:45.631 - Well, I don't mean to. 539 00:25:45.674 --> 00:25:47.434 - We'll brainstorm a solution to those problems. 540 00:25:47.458 --> 00:25:48.851 Your issues are at the top 541 00:25:48.895 --> 00:25:50.723 of my agenda. - Oh. 542 00:25:50.766 --> 00:25:52.594 - [Karl] Project ideas sound super. 543 00:25:52.638 --> 00:25:54.640 - And you, I know you'll wanna pitch in 544 00:25:54.683 --> 00:25:56.555 to help your animal keeper friend, 545 00:25:56.598 --> 00:25:59.079 'cause he needs to move in. - Mm hmm. 546 00:25:59.122 --> 00:26:01.385 - Mr Tierlieb has lots of room where he lives 547 00:26:01.429 --> 00:26:02.473 to share his place. 548 00:26:02.517 --> 00:26:03.736 - Yes. - With Karl. 549 00:26:03.779 --> 00:26:06.565 - Uh. - What, excuse me? 550 00:26:06.608 --> 00:26:08.697 - Sure. - Us? 551 00:26:09.655 --> 00:26:11.004 - Now if you'll excuse both of us, 552 00:26:11.047 --> 00:26:13.789 I need to have a chat with my elephant friend. 553 00:26:13.833 --> 00:26:14.790 - Oh? - Mm hmm. 554 00:26:14.834 --> 00:26:16.183 - About what? 555 00:26:16.226 --> 00:26:18.533 - About sugar treats for example. 556 00:26:18.577 --> 00:26:21.101 - Why, sure! [laughs] 557 00:26:22.189 --> 00:26:27.020 [gentle music] [electronics beeping] 558 00:26:34.680 --> 00:26:36.333 [laughs] Hello! 559 00:26:38.248 --> 00:26:41.556 - You know Benjamin, I get this feeling, 560 00:26:41.600 --> 00:26:44.124 I don't think you're being challenged enough here. 561 00:26:44.167 --> 00:26:45.386 - I'm not? 562 00:26:45.429 --> 00:26:47.736 - And you really have so much potential. 563 00:26:47.780 --> 00:26:49.651 If you get what I mean? 564 00:26:49.695 --> 00:26:51.348 - But I'm not that good with math. 565 00:26:51.392 --> 00:26:53.742 [Zora laughs] 566 00:26:54.917 --> 00:26:56.789 - Hmm and a sense of humor. 567 00:26:58.007 --> 00:27:00.270 - Oh yeah, you have just what it takes 568 00:27:00.314 --> 00:27:03.273 to be the new face of of the Neustadt Zoo. 569 00:27:03.317 --> 00:27:04.666 - CI, corporate identity. 570 00:27:04.710 --> 00:27:07.277 You are the zoo. - Who, me? 571 00:27:07.321 --> 00:27:08.844 - Your face on their ticket to get in. 572 00:27:08.888 --> 00:27:10.846 - We will sell action figures of you, Benjamin. 573 00:27:10.890 --> 00:27:12.152 - Hover boards. 574 00:27:12.195 --> 00:27:13.738 - Ears and trunks made of foam, the works! 575 00:27:13.762 --> 00:27:15.372 - [Hans] Everyone will come here for you. 576 00:27:15.416 --> 00:27:18.593 - And the more zoo visitors there are, the more money. 577 00:27:18.637 --> 00:27:21.465 And who do you think that benefits? 578 00:27:21.509 --> 00:27:22.641 - It benefits who? 579 00:27:22.684 --> 00:27:24.730 - It helps all of the animals. - Ah! 580 00:27:24.773 --> 00:27:25.905 - That's right. - Mm! 581 00:27:28.821 --> 00:27:32.651 Oh ho ho ho ho, so I am the zoo! 582 00:27:32.694 --> 00:27:34.217 - That's true, you're it! 583 00:27:34.261 --> 00:27:35.697 With your face and help, 584 00:27:36.916 --> 00:27:38.657 we will save this zoo, you understand? 585 00:27:38.700 --> 00:27:39.832 - Yeah? 586 00:27:39.875 --> 00:27:41.747 - But of course, we'll have to give you 587 00:27:41.790 --> 00:27:46.316 a little bit of a, kind of, makeover. 588 00:27:46.360 --> 00:27:47.772 I mean the image of the little friendly elephant 589 00:27:47.796 --> 00:27:50.625 is a bit old fashioned. 590 00:27:50.669 --> 00:27:52.105 It's outdated. - It is? 591 00:27:52.148 --> 00:27:53.584 - And the trumpeting. 592 00:27:54.542 --> 00:27:55.717 - Should I? [gasps] - No! 593 00:27:55.761 --> 00:27:58.067 - Baruh! - No, no, no, no, no, no. 594 00:27:58.111 --> 00:27:59.939 - No? - Not that. 595 00:27:59.982 --> 00:28:02.637 - Not cool, dude. - Just not fancy enough. 596 00:28:02.681 --> 00:28:03.812 - Really? 597 00:28:05.422 --> 00:28:10.427 [Benjamin banging] [Benjamin groaning] 598 00:28:20.307 --> 00:28:21.787 I'm not sure this works. 599 00:28:21.830 --> 00:28:23.614 I think I'm a little too... 600 00:28:23.658 --> 00:28:24.722 - Too fat for skinny jeans? 601 00:28:24.746 --> 00:28:26.530 - Mm. - No way, Benjamin, no! 602 00:28:28.097 --> 00:28:30.665 You are sturdy! 603 00:28:30.709 --> 00:28:33.624 Just the way that an elephant's supposed to be. 604 00:28:33.668 --> 00:28:36.453 These pants, let's stretch 'em. 605 00:28:36.497 --> 00:28:38.847 [Benjamin grunts] [Zora laughs] 606 00:28:38.891 --> 00:28:41.632 Then these work, like so. 607 00:28:42.633 --> 00:28:46.072 [Benjamin moans] 608 00:28:46.115 --> 00:28:47.638 - Mm. - Mm? 609 00:28:47.682 --> 00:28:48.683 - Mm hmm. 610 00:28:48.727 --> 00:28:50.293 - Mm mm! - Mm mm? 611 00:28:50.337 --> 00:28:53.775 [Benjamin coughs] [button pings] 612 00:28:53.819 --> 00:28:54.733 - Ow! 613 00:28:54.776 --> 00:28:57.736 [hands slapping] 614 00:29:02.784 --> 00:29:03.784 - Sorry for that. 615 00:29:05.047 --> 00:29:07.310 - I'd say baggy jeans might fit you better, hmm? 616 00:29:07.354 --> 00:29:09.399 [Otto groans] 617 00:29:09.443 --> 00:29:11.793 - [Mr. Tierlieb] That's it, to the left, keep going, good. 618 00:29:14.840 --> 00:29:16.232 - Where shall we put it? 619 00:29:16.276 --> 00:29:17.668 [bed thuds] 620 00:29:17.712 --> 00:29:19.018 - Maybe there? 621 00:29:19.061 --> 00:29:21.629 - Sure. - Or maybe over there. 622 00:29:21.672 --> 00:29:22.761 - Where's Benjamin? 623 00:29:22.804 --> 00:29:25.415 We could use his help right now. 624 00:29:25.459 --> 00:29:28.549 - Yeah, I mean how is all my stuff gonna fit in here? 625 00:29:28.592 --> 00:29:29.680 - Well... 626 00:29:29.724 --> 00:29:31.223 - And nothing against your taste, Boss, 627 00:29:31.247 --> 00:29:33.336 but I wouldn't exactly call this modern. 628 00:29:34.555 --> 00:29:36.426 - Yeah, well when I was as young as she is, 629 00:29:36.470 --> 00:29:39.125 everything you see here was considered quite modern. 630 00:29:39.168 --> 00:29:40.909 - I know, but well that was a long time ago. 631 00:29:40.953 --> 00:29:41.953 - Huh? 632 00:29:43.042 --> 00:29:44.652 - Sir, it's just for a little while. 633 00:29:44.695 --> 00:29:46.523 [tense music] 634 00:29:46.567 --> 00:29:49.396 [camel grunts] 635 00:29:49.439 --> 00:29:52.442 - [Benjamin] These pants definitely fit better, 636 00:29:52.486 --> 00:29:53.748 but... - Perfect! 637 00:29:57.230 --> 00:29:58.622 - [Benjamin] I don't know. 638 00:29:58.666 --> 00:30:02.278 - No, no, no, no, this fits you a lot better. 639 00:30:03.802 --> 00:30:07.109 I'd say this style is targeting your market audience. 640 00:30:07.153 --> 00:30:09.851 - But I barely recognize myself though. 641 00:30:09.895 --> 00:30:12.332 - Exactly, Benjamin! 642 00:30:12.375 --> 00:30:14.508 You look wonderful now! 643 00:30:14.551 --> 00:30:16.858 In two days we'll have our first press conference 644 00:30:16.902 --> 00:30:19.295 to introduce you, that's when you'll be announced 645 00:30:19.339 --> 00:30:20.644 as our new face. 646 00:30:20.688 --> 00:30:22.037 - With this new look? 647 00:30:22.081 --> 00:30:23.386 - Mega face. 648 00:30:23.430 --> 00:30:24.866 [vent cover clangs] 649 00:30:24.910 --> 00:30:26.607 [Zora yells] - Hey, Alfred! 650 00:30:26.650 --> 00:30:27.869 - [Zora] How'd he get in here? 651 00:30:27.913 --> 00:30:28.609 [Zora sneezes] [Benjamin laughs] 652 00:30:28.652 --> 00:30:29.740 - How cool! 653 00:30:31.960 --> 00:30:34.833 Oh yeah, cool monkey, say cheese! 654 00:30:35.921 --> 00:30:38.967 Hey, bad monkey, my camera! 655 00:30:39.011 --> 00:30:40.360 [Benjamin laughs] 656 00:30:40.403 --> 00:30:43.189 - Alfred wants to be a photographer too! 657 00:30:43.232 --> 00:30:44.470 - Get him out of here! [sneezes] 658 00:30:44.494 --> 00:30:49.325 [Alfred shrieks!] [Hans yells] 659 00:30:49.369 --> 00:30:50.631 - I got ya. - Hey! 660 00:30:56.028 --> 00:30:57.072 [Alfred chatters] 661 00:30:57.116 --> 00:30:59.858 [mouth whooshes] 662 00:31:01.772 --> 00:31:03.731 - I don't get it! - Now come on! 663 00:31:03.774 --> 00:31:05.080 One of us comes from the right, 664 00:31:05.124 --> 00:31:06.188 the other one from the left, right? 665 00:31:06.212 --> 00:31:07.126 - From the left? [camera clicks] 666 00:31:07.169 --> 00:31:09.215 - Easy enough? - Okay, got it. 667 00:31:09.258 --> 00:31:10.651 [door whirs] [Alfred chatters] 668 00:31:10.694 --> 00:31:12.653 - [laughs] Alfred, come back! 669 00:31:12.696 --> 00:31:15.221 I wanna see those pictures! 670 00:31:15.264 --> 00:31:18.354 - You two, was that the same camera you took photos with yesterday? 671 00:31:18.398 --> 00:31:20.139 Photos of our new zoo model? 672 00:31:20.182 --> 00:31:22.619 - Photos, yeah it's possible I guess. [laughs] 673 00:31:22.663 --> 00:31:24.273 - You worthless idiots! 674 00:31:24.317 --> 00:31:25.709 What are you waiting for? 675 00:31:25.753 --> 00:31:27.798 Go after him, chop, chop! 676 00:31:30.845 --> 00:31:31.845 - [Karl] Okay. 677 00:31:33.979 --> 00:31:36.764 [Benjamin pants] 678 00:31:36.807 --> 00:31:38.331 - Hey, Benjamin. 679 00:31:38.374 --> 00:31:39.375 - Oh wow. 680 00:31:39.419 --> 00:31:40.986 - [Otto] What an outfit. 681 00:31:41.029 --> 00:31:44.641 - It's the new CIA, uh CGI. - Wow. 682 00:31:44.685 --> 00:31:47.644 - I mean corpulent identities. 683 00:31:47.688 --> 00:31:48.689 - Whatever that means. 684 00:31:48.732 --> 00:31:49.951 - Yeah, that's it. 685 00:31:49.995 --> 00:31:51.711 - [Hans] How does this dart gun work anyway? 686 00:31:51.735 --> 00:31:53.824 - You, dimwit, it's a tranquilizer gun. 687 00:31:53.868 --> 00:31:55.478 Just aim it and pull the trigger. 688 00:31:55.522 --> 00:31:57.045 - Hey, what are they up to? 689 00:31:57.089 --> 00:31:59.482 - They're probably looking for Alfred. 690 00:31:59.526 --> 00:32:00.919 - With a tranquilizer dart gun? 691 00:32:00.962 --> 00:32:02.181 - I guess so. 692 00:32:02.224 --> 00:32:04.096 - Let's go try to find out. - Yes, go! 693 00:32:04.139 --> 00:32:05.053 - Yeah! - Sure. 694 00:32:05.097 --> 00:32:06.297 - Okay. - That's what we'll do. 695 00:32:08.448 --> 00:32:09.448 Alfred! 696 00:32:10.450 --> 00:32:12.147 - That sounds just awful! 697 00:32:12.191 --> 00:32:15.759 - A tranquilizer gun has never been used 698 00:32:15.803 --> 00:32:17.718 while I have been at this zoo. 699 00:32:17.761 --> 00:32:20.851 - I agree completely because I am a great pacifist. 700 00:32:23.376 --> 00:32:24.638 [phone beeps] 701 00:32:24.681 --> 00:32:26.640 - [Woman] At the tone, the time is 11:23 a.m. 702 00:32:27.946 --> 00:32:31.471 - I can't reach her, but this means war. 703 00:32:31.514 --> 00:32:33.647 You can count on me, you'll see. 704 00:32:33.690 --> 00:32:35.562 - I could count on you in the future, 705 00:32:35.605 --> 00:32:38.217 if you would check first with me 706 00:32:38.260 --> 00:32:40.262 and we discuss things. 707 00:32:40.306 --> 00:32:42.177 - We will discuss things first, Mr. Tierlieb 708 00:32:42.221 --> 00:32:44.179 - [Mr. Tierlieb] Thank you. 709 00:32:47.052 --> 00:32:49.532 - Alfred, Alfred! 710 00:32:49.576 --> 00:32:52.361 [Alfred squeaks] 711 00:32:52.405 --> 00:32:54.494 Alfred, there you are, buddy. 712 00:32:55.582 --> 00:32:56.322 Come to me. 713 00:32:56.365 --> 00:32:58.715 [Alfred squeaks] 714 00:32:58.759 --> 00:32:59.759 [hover boards whir] Wait! 715 00:33:01.240 --> 00:33:04.895 - Yo, you, aren't you a friend of that talking elephant? 716 00:33:04.939 --> 00:33:06.158 - [Otto] Huh? 717 00:33:06.201 --> 00:33:08.508 - By any chance did you see Alfred near here? 718 00:33:08.551 --> 00:33:09.964 - [Otto] No way, I'm just talking a walk. 719 00:33:09.988 --> 00:33:13.556 - Ah, young kids don't ever go for walks, do they? 720 00:33:14.818 --> 00:33:19.040 - Yeah, actually kids would rather play video games. 721 00:33:19.084 --> 00:33:19.954 [Alfred shrieks] 722 00:33:19.998 --> 00:33:21.912 - Shh, did you hear that? 723 00:33:21.956 --> 00:33:23.740 - I'm sure it's just a... 724 00:33:23.784 --> 00:33:25.699 - Alfred! - Oh yeah! 725 00:33:25.742 --> 00:33:26.526 - Hey, hold on! 726 00:33:26.569 --> 00:33:28.049 Wait, you can't do that! 727 00:33:28.093 --> 00:33:30.225 - Alfred! Come on, Alfred! 728 00:33:31.574 --> 00:33:32.967 - [Otto] No, don't! 729 00:33:33.011 --> 00:33:34.186 - That sounds like Otto! 730 00:33:34.229 --> 00:33:36.927 - [Otto] He's harmless, stop! 731 00:33:36.971 --> 00:33:39.321 - Looks like they're gonna shoot Alfred! 732 00:33:39.365 --> 00:33:40.670 - I won't let them! 733 00:33:40.714 --> 00:33:42.411 [Benjamin grunts] [Alfred shrieks] 734 00:33:42.455 --> 00:33:43.543 - Hey! - Quit it, stop! 735 00:33:43.586 --> 00:33:45.066 - No, stop it! - Come on, Hans, do it! 736 00:33:45.110 --> 00:33:46.285 - I'm on it, move! 737 00:33:47.590 --> 00:33:49.549 - [Otto] Don't shoot Alfred! 738 00:33:49.592 --> 00:33:51.812 - Teroo! [dart whooshes] 739 00:33:51.855 --> 00:33:54.641 [Alfred chatters] 740 00:33:56.295 --> 00:33:59.037 [Franz thuds] 741 00:33:59.080 --> 00:34:01.735 - [Benjamin] Oops. [laughs] 742 00:34:01.778 --> 00:34:03.258 - Enough! 743 00:34:03.302 --> 00:34:05.695 - Oh man, I think he's sleeping. 744 00:34:07.871 --> 00:34:08.611 [Otto laughs] 745 00:34:08.655 --> 00:34:09.656 - Oh, Franz. 746 00:34:09.699 --> 00:34:10.699 I'll get help. 747 00:34:12.659 --> 00:34:15.270 [buggy whirs] 748 00:34:17.185 --> 00:34:20.493 - Someone brings me calm. - Sorry, Zora. 749 00:34:21.798 --> 00:34:22.798 - Amateur! 750 00:34:23.887 --> 00:34:25.976 It's important that you catch that darn monkey! 751 00:34:27.500 --> 00:34:29.652 That camera's pictures can't fall into the wrong hands! 752 00:34:29.676 --> 00:34:32.287 [tense music] 753 00:34:40.643 --> 00:34:41.688 - Out of the way, old man! 754 00:34:41.731 --> 00:34:42.906 - Who's an old man? 755 00:34:42.950 --> 00:34:45.692 [tires screeching] 756 00:34:45.735 --> 00:34:46.735 - Idiot! 757 00:34:47.607 --> 00:34:52.655 [Zora yells] [Franz thuds] 758 00:34:52.699 --> 00:34:54.918 - Relax, schnippy, you're alright. 759 00:34:54.962 --> 00:34:58.183 [goat bleats] 760 00:34:58.226 --> 00:35:00.794 - Hey, hello. 761 00:35:00.837 --> 00:35:02.709 Cool party, huh? 762 00:35:02.752 --> 00:35:04.232 You live near here? 763 00:35:05.973 --> 00:35:08.932 Hey, why are you two upside down? 764 00:35:08.976 --> 00:35:11.848 [Hans and Franz laugh] 765 00:35:11.892 --> 00:35:13.285 - [clicks] Clean this up. 766 00:35:17.115 --> 00:35:19.247 - Shot in the behind? 767 00:35:19.291 --> 00:35:22.642 Sensational, sounds like a great headline. 768 00:35:22.685 --> 00:35:24.644 - What about the other stuff? 769 00:35:24.687 --> 00:35:26.646 They tore down our house 770 00:35:26.689 --> 00:35:29.649 and dressed him in clothes that aren't his style. 771 00:35:29.692 --> 00:35:31.172 - It's just a different look. 772 00:35:31.216 --> 00:35:33.087 - Exactly, after all, Otto, 773 00:35:33.131 --> 00:35:35.524 you're always wearing yellow and blue. 774 00:35:35.568 --> 00:35:36.786 Yellow and blue. 775 00:35:36.830 --> 00:35:38.701 But my new clothes are fancy! 776 00:35:38.745 --> 00:35:39.615 - Huh? 777 00:35:39.659 --> 00:35:41.226 - Miss Zack told me this, 778 00:35:41.269 --> 00:35:44.751 looking hip and cool will attract a lot more zoo customers. 779 00:35:44.794 --> 00:35:46.796 And more visitors mean more money. 780 00:35:46.840 --> 00:35:50.104 - She said that? - Mm hmm. 781 00:35:50.148 --> 00:35:51.671 - And her guys were hunting for Alfred 782 00:35:51.714 --> 00:35:53.499 with a dart stun gun. 783 00:35:53.542 --> 00:35:56.284 - Miss Zack was very sorry about that. 784 00:35:56.328 --> 00:35:57.938 - That woman... - Walter! 785 00:35:57.981 --> 00:36:00.680 - Doesn't seem like she's actually sorry 786 00:36:00.723 --> 00:36:02.595 about anything she's doing. 787 00:36:02.638 --> 00:36:04.771 I have a bad feeling about that lady. 788 00:36:04.814 --> 00:36:07.295 Better to keep a watchful eye on her 789 00:36:07.339 --> 00:36:09.341 than wind up with a black eye. 790 00:36:09.384 --> 00:36:11.081 It's pure espionage. 791 00:36:11.125 --> 00:36:13.823 Information is the key to judging her and her motives. 792 00:36:13.867 --> 00:36:15.825 - Oh that sounds heavy handed. 793 00:36:15.869 --> 00:36:18.741 But you may be right about investigating. 794 00:36:18.785 --> 00:36:20.613 I'll see what I can find out. 795 00:36:21.875 --> 00:36:23.746 [Mr. Tierlieb sighs] 796 00:36:23.790 --> 00:36:26.184 [grand music] 797 00:36:31.189 --> 00:36:34.801 - Neustadt is now more modern and livable. 798 00:36:37.282 --> 00:36:39.197 My dear friends, friends of Neustadt, 799 00:36:40.937 --> 00:36:43.505 the election for our town's mayor is approaching fast 800 00:36:43.549 --> 00:36:47.683 and I can only say, don't believe anyone except me, you see. 801 00:36:49.250 --> 00:36:53.559 Only me, I mean, I mean you should... 802 00:36:56.605 --> 00:36:59.086 [engine rumbles] 803 00:36:59.129 --> 00:37:00.129 My dear. 804 00:37:07.181 --> 00:37:09.575 Oh, that's just what I need. 805 00:37:12.708 --> 00:37:13.883 Pichler, Pichler! 806 00:37:18.279 --> 00:37:19.279 Pichler! 807 00:37:21.674 --> 00:37:22.718 - Yes. 808 00:37:23.589 --> 00:37:25.025 - I need absolute quiet. 809 00:37:26.592 --> 00:37:27.636 - Good! 810 00:37:29.159 --> 00:37:30.639 - Don't let her in here, got it? 811 00:37:33.425 --> 00:37:34.600 - [Pichler] Who? 812 00:37:35.818 --> 00:37:38.647 - That girl, the snoopy journalist. 813 00:37:38.691 --> 00:37:41.520 She's coming, just tell her I'm away. 814 00:37:41.563 --> 00:37:44.871 - Hello, there, let the mayor know I'm here. 815 00:37:46.786 --> 00:37:47.786 Oh, Mr. Mayor. 816 00:37:49.702 --> 00:37:51.181 [Mayor grumbles] 817 00:37:51.225 --> 00:37:52.661 [pencil sharpener whirs] 818 00:37:52.705 --> 00:37:54.794 [mayor huffs] 819 00:37:54.837 --> 00:37:56.317 - No time. 820 00:37:56.361 --> 00:37:57.884 Pichler, come on. 821 00:37:57.927 --> 00:38:00.539 - Today, a crane arrived at the zoo to demolish a building. 822 00:38:00.582 --> 00:38:03.411 Your thoughts on modernization through demolition? 823 00:38:03.455 --> 00:38:04.760 - What do I think of it? 824 00:38:04.804 --> 00:38:06.849 - I asked you. - And what do you think? 825 00:38:06.893 --> 00:38:08.416 - I think things are happening there 826 00:38:08.460 --> 00:38:09.678 that haven't been approved 827 00:38:09.722 --> 00:38:11.680 by the zoo occupants or Mr. Tierlieb. 828 00:38:11.724 --> 00:38:12.812 - That's what you think? 829 00:38:12.855 --> 00:38:14.295 - Yes and why do you think Alfred Ape 830 00:38:14.335 --> 00:38:15.684 is being hunted with a dart gun? 831 00:38:15.728 --> 00:38:17.643 - What do you think I think? - I think you think 832 00:38:17.686 --> 00:38:19.142 you can weasel your way out of this. [laughs] 833 00:38:19.166 --> 00:38:21.124 - If that's what you wanna think I think, 834 00:38:21.168 --> 00:38:22.168 well I've gotta go. 835 00:38:24.867 --> 00:38:26.739 - Ah, Mr. Mayor, don't get lost 836 00:38:26.782 --> 00:38:28.697 running away from my zoo questions. 837 00:38:28.741 --> 00:38:30.395 - Sure, blah blah blah blah blah. 838 00:38:30.438 --> 00:38:31.744 Pichler, come on! 839 00:38:31.787 --> 00:38:34.355 [playful music] 840 00:38:42.015 --> 00:38:43.843 - Tell me, Otto? - Hmm? 841 00:38:43.886 --> 00:38:46.585 - Does it bother you that Miss Zack is so nice to me 842 00:38:46.628 --> 00:38:48.064 but she's not so nice to you? 843 00:38:48.108 --> 00:38:49.239 - What? 844 00:38:49.283 --> 00:38:50.502 That's nonsense. 845 00:38:50.545 --> 00:38:52.373 - I know you care and want to make the zoo 846 00:38:52.417 --> 00:38:54.114 a better place too. 847 00:38:54.157 --> 00:38:56.464 - Yeah but not in the weird way she does. 848 00:38:56.508 --> 00:38:58.031 You're not suspicious of her? 849 00:38:58.074 --> 00:38:59.554 - Sure I am. 850 00:38:59.598 --> 00:39:01.184 Sometimes once you really get to know people, 851 00:39:01.208 --> 00:39:02.949 they aren't like what you think they are. 852 00:39:02.992 --> 00:39:04.864 - Yeah, but she's what I think she is. 853 00:39:07.606 --> 00:39:10.391 But even wearing those weird clothes you have on, 854 00:39:10.435 --> 00:39:12.393 I still like you just the way you are. 855 00:39:12.437 --> 00:39:15.178 [Benjamin laughs] 856 00:39:15.222 --> 00:39:17.529 - I like you just the way you are too. 857 00:39:17.572 --> 00:39:19.182 You're my best buddy, Otto. 858 00:39:19.226 --> 00:39:20.226 - Hmm. 859 00:39:21.141 --> 00:39:22.969 - You know what I think we should do now? 860 00:39:23.012 --> 00:39:24.144 - What's that? 861 00:39:24.187 --> 00:39:26.886 [relaxing music] 862 00:39:36.417 --> 00:39:38.506 ♪ Have you ever thought about 863 00:39:38.550 --> 00:39:41.030 ♪ About what we all are 864 00:39:41.074 --> 00:39:45.600 ♪ What holds us together is friendship ♪ 865 00:39:45.644 --> 00:39:48.081 ♪ Because we are so different we ♪ 866 00:39:48.124 --> 00:39:50.562 ♪ Are together and we all know that ♪ 867 00:39:50.605 --> 00:39:54.783 ♪ The reason for that is friendship ♪ 868 00:39:54.827 --> 00:39:59.527 ♪ I am a human and you're an elephant ♪ 869 00:39:59.571 --> 00:40:01.660 ♪ But we stick together 870 00:40:01.703 --> 00:40:04.967 ♪ When you call me 871 00:40:05.011 --> 00:40:09.232 ♪ Call for me, I'll be there 872 00:40:09.276 --> 00:40:11.713 ♪ And if you're afraid to go on ♪ 873 00:40:11.757 --> 00:40:14.020 ♪ And if things are not clear to you ♪ 874 00:40:14.063 --> 00:40:18.851 ♪ Then one, two, three 875 00:40:18.894 --> 00:40:21.201 ♪ I'll come over to see you 876 00:40:21.244 --> 00:40:23.943 ♪ I'll always listen to you 877 00:40:23.986 --> 00:40:26.772 ♪ Just me and you 878 00:40:29.339 --> 00:40:30.699 [paper whooshing] - Get your paper! 879 00:40:30.732 --> 00:40:34.519 Shot in the behind, shot in the behind! 880 00:40:34.562 --> 00:40:39.132 Read it all here, all the amazing new zoo happenings! 881 00:40:39.175 --> 00:40:40.916 Shot in the behind! 882 00:40:40.960 --> 00:40:42.764 - Hey there, I'll take one of those please. - Read all about it! 883 00:40:42.788 --> 00:40:43.876 Shot in the behind! 884 00:40:43.919 --> 00:40:45.573 - Either the mayor is playing dumb 885 00:40:45.617 --> 00:40:47.096 or he really is that stupid, 886 00:40:47.140 --> 00:40:49.316 but with him, who knows. But then I did learn something 887 00:40:49.359 --> 00:40:51.449 about Miss Zack that's interesting. 888 00:40:51.492 --> 00:40:52.754 - You did? 889 00:40:52.798 --> 00:40:54.713 - She changed over the Neustadt Candy Factory 890 00:40:54.756 --> 00:40:56.454 into a pear factory. 891 00:40:56.497 --> 00:40:57.585 - She did? - Yeah. 892 00:40:57.629 --> 00:40:58.891 - You mean that factory 893 00:40:58.934 --> 00:41:02.285 that makes those biter cough tablets? 894 00:41:02.329 --> 00:41:03.504 - Yup. - Huh? 895 00:41:03.548 --> 00:41:04.786 - Yeah Benjamin, they taste even worse 896 00:41:04.810 --> 00:41:06.681 than dill pickles with cinnamon dew. 897 00:41:06.725 --> 00:41:08.596 - Ugh! - It's a liver flavored 898 00:41:08.640 --> 00:41:10.772 watermelon that's in a cough drop. 899 00:41:10.816 --> 00:41:12.557 - Ugh, yuck! - Hmm mm. 900 00:41:13.732 --> 00:41:15.908 - Hey, what are you doing with that? 901 00:41:15.951 --> 00:41:17.475 That's our favorite hammock! 902 00:41:18.693 --> 00:41:20.042 - Hey, is that Alfred? 903 00:41:23.742 --> 00:41:26.527 - Oh ho ho, there he is. 904 00:41:26.571 --> 00:41:28.592 And Alfred still has that camera that's Miss Zack's. 905 00:41:28.616 --> 00:41:30.531 - That must be why those nuts were hunting him 906 00:41:30.575 --> 00:41:32.533 with a dart stun gun! 907 00:41:32.577 --> 00:41:34.622 - You're right and they're still looking for him. 908 00:41:34.666 --> 00:41:36.189 - Know what I think? 909 00:41:36.232 --> 00:41:37.992 It's not just about getting back that camera. 910 00:41:39.061 --> 00:41:40.454 - That's what I'm thinking. 911 00:41:40.498 --> 00:41:42.500 [Alfred shrieks] 912 00:41:42.543 --> 00:41:44.589 Alfred, could you please come down? 913 00:41:44.632 --> 00:41:46.242 - Yeah, come! 914 00:41:46.286 --> 00:41:48.288 - He's sure having fun hanging on to that camera. 915 00:41:48.331 --> 00:41:51.552 But I know something Alfred likes even better. 916 00:41:51.596 --> 00:41:52.597 - What is it? 917 00:41:53.772 --> 00:41:55.077 Oh yeah. 918 00:41:55.121 --> 00:41:57.645 - Alfred, trade you this for that camera? 919 00:41:57.689 --> 00:42:00.692 [Alfred chatters] 920 00:42:05.131 --> 00:42:06.611 Thank you, Alfred. 921 00:42:06.654 --> 00:42:09.701 [Alfred chatters] 922 00:42:12.530 --> 00:42:15.141 [camera beeps] 923 00:42:15.184 --> 00:42:17.404 - [Otto] I don't believe this! 924 00:42:17.447 --> 00:42:19.275 - There's Miss Zack. 925 00:42:19.319 --> 00:42:20.668 And is that our zoo? 926 00:42:20.712 --> 00:42:23.584 - It can't be, what are those giant houses doing 927 00:42:23.628 --> 00:42:24.716 on the zoo's lake? 928 00:42:24.759 --> 00:42:25.847 - Good question. 929 00:42:25.891 --> 00:42:27.980 Those houses look huge. 930 00:42:28.023 --> 00:42:29.155 - How weird. 931 00:42:31.549 --> 00:42:34.464 - Sensational, what will Miss Zack have to say about this? 932 00:42:35.857 --> 00:42:38.381 - Hello. - Oh my! 933 00:42:38.425 --> 00:42:40.166 What the heck is this then? 934 00:42:40.209 --> 00:42:42.690 - [Otto] Who would do such a thing? 935 00:42:42.734 --> 00:42:44.387 - Unbelievable. 936 00:42:44.431 --> 00:42:45.650 Don't worry, little girl, 937 00:42:45.693 --> 00:42:47.303 we'll see you get out. 938 00:42:47.347 --> 00:42:48.609 Please move back a bit. 939 00:42:51.960 --> 00:42:54.659 [Benjamin grunts] [metal creaks] 940 00:42:54.702 --> 00:42:57.575 [triumphant music] 941 00:42:59.098 --> 00:43:00.360 - Thank you, Benjamin! 942 00:43:00.403 --> 00:43:02.536 - Oh, you're welcome. 943 00:43:02.580 --> 00:43:04.407 Have a good time at the zoo. 944 00:43:04.451 --> 00:43:05.713 - Thanks! 945 00:43:05.757 --> 00:43:07.256 - Many zoo residents are having to resist 946 00:43:07.280 --> 00:43:09.369 in somewhat confrontational ways. 947 00:43:09.412 --> 00:43:11.893 Changing zoo animals' attitudes. 948 00:43:11.937 --> 00:43:14.287 Now one for the camera please. 949 00:43:14.330 --> 00:43:15.201 [camera clicks] 950 00:43:15.244 --> 00:43:16.594 [Benjamin and Otto laugh] 951 00:43:16.637 --> 00:43:17.638 And very nice. 952 00:43:19.031 --> 00:43:20.510 When will this stop? 953 00:43:22.034 --> 00:43:25.211 - Actually these kinds of cages are for sick animals. 954 00:43:25.254 --> 00:43:26.734 For isolating them. - Yeah. 955 00:43:26.778 --> 00:43:28.886 And they're not designed to hold animals for a long time. 956 00:43:28.910 --> 00:43:31.260 - Oh, this is just a temporary measure 957 00:43:31.304 --> 00:43:32.697 until the new enclosures are ready. 958 00:43:32.740 --> 00:43:34.655 We wouldn't want our bulldozers 959 00:43:34.699 --> 00:43:37.397 flattening our furry friends. 960 00:43:37.440 --> 00:43:40.139 - Before you do anything, you need to check with me first! 961 00:43:40.182 --> 00:43:42.663 - She won't because she has really different plans than you. 962 00:43:45.187 --> 00:43:47.537 - Benjamin, my dearest friend. 963 00:43:47.581 --> 00:43:49.061 What's going on with you? 964 00:43:49.104 --> 00:43:52.630 You didn't respect my trumpeting ban, did you? 965 00:43:52.673 --> 00:43:54.196 - No more trumpeting? 966 00:43:54.240 --> 00:43:55.981 - Well, I did it. 967 00:43:57.286 --> 00:43:59.071 - Here, here's the evidence! 968 00:43:59.114 --> 00:44:01.029 - Oh, my camera! - Hey! 969 00:44:01.073 --> 00:44:04.206 - Oh, oh my, why it's completely out of date! 970 00:44:04.250 --> 00:44:06.252 - May I see those pictures? 971 00:44:06.295 --> 00:44:07.688 - Deleted! 972 00:44:07.732 --> 00:44:10.560 It was just some stupid old ideas, not important. 973 00:44:10.604 --> 00:44:12.954 - So you want to improve the zoo by building more 974 00:44:12.998 --> 00:44:15.609 and pushing the residents out, that's your plan? 975 00:44:15.653 --> 00:44:17.045 - No, the only thing I wanna do 976 00:44:17.089 --> 00:44:19.874 is improve conditions for everyone. 977 00:44:26.402 --> 00:44:27.665 [button beeps] [machinery whirs] 978 00:44:27.708 --> 00:44:30.058 My own state of the art robotic creation. 979 00:44:30.102 --> 00:44:32.495 A feeding machine with it's fuzzy logic, 980 00:44:32.539 --> 00:44:34.889 it nutritionally calculates the exact amount of food 981 00:44:34.933 --> 00:44:37.718 an animal needs, so, there's no more waste. 982 00:44:38.676 --> 00:44:40.895 - [Robot] Scanning primate, Barbary ape, 983 00:44:40.939 --> 00:44:42.767 weight nine kilograms. 984 00:44:42.810 --> 00:44:44.725 Calculating food amount. 985 00:44:44.769 --> 00:44:45.552 Dispatching. 986 00:44:45.595 --> 00:44:47.728 [machine whirs] 987 00:44:47.772 --> 00:44:50.513 - Super, the ideal feed calculator. 988 00:44:50.557 --> 00:44:52.385 Superior cutting edge technology, 989 00:44:52.428 --> 00:44:53.865 that's what we call progress. 990 00:44:56.781 --> 00:44:58.957 - [Robot] Scanning primate, Homo sapiens, 991 00:44:59.000 --> 00:45:00.848 calculating, calculating. - No, no, no, no, stop! 992 00:45:00.872 --> 00:45:02.700 - Dispensing. [woman yells] 993 00:45:02.743 --> 00:45:04.179 - Dispensing. - Stop, stop! 994 00:45:04.223 --> 00:45:05.703 How do... - Dispensing. 995 00:45:05.746 --> 00:45:07.269 - Hans, Franz! - Uh oh! 996 00:45:07.313 --> 00:45:08.531 - Quit it! - Dispensing. 997 00:45:08.575 --> 00:45:09.968 - Stop, off! 998 00:45:10.011 --> 00:45:12.622 We're still in the test phase. 999 00:45:12.666 --> 00:45:14.842 You, stop! [robot beeps] 1000 00:45:14.886 --> 00:45:17.540 Trust me, this feeding robot 1001 00:45:17.584 --> 00:45:21.066 is part of my grandiose and special plan. 1002 00:45:21.109 --> 00:45:23.372 - [Otto] And what plan is that please? 1003 00:45:26.462 --> 00:45:28.160 - Saving the Neustadt Zoo. 1004 00:45:28.203 --> 00:45:29.857 [audience applauding] 1005 00:45:29.901 --> 00:45:31.206 - Come on! 1006 00:45:31.250 --> 00:45:33.034 Can't you see she's misleading us here? 1007 00:45:34.644 --> 00:45:36.579 Somehow we've got to prove exactly what she's doing. 1008 00:45:36.603 --> 00:45:38.605 - Not easy. 1009 00:45:38.648 --> 00:45:43.479 - Hmm, there's only one person that can help us with this. 1010 00:45:43.523 --> 00:45:45.090 [sneaking music] 1011 00:45:45.133 --> 00:45:48.093 - Are you sure this is where Walter White lives? 1012 00:45:48.136 --> 00:45:50.008 - That's what Mrs. Meier said. 1013 00:45:50.051 --> 00:45:51.661 Besides, look at this place. 1014 00:45:51.705 --> 00:45:55.665 I mean you can see it's like a real secret agent's mansion. 1015 00:45:55.709 --> 00:45:56.754 - Well I'm not convinced. 1016 00:46:04.979 --> 00:46:08.635 [doorbell rings] 1017 00:46:08.678 --> 00:46:09.462 [Benjamin laughs nervously] 1018 00:46:09.505 --> 00:46:13.205 [machine whirs] - Uh oh! 1019 00:46:13.248 --> 00:46:15.337 [machine whirs] Oh. 1020 00:46:15.381 --> 00:46:16.643 - [Walter] Password? 1021 00:46:16.686 --> 00:46:20.212 - Hello Walter, we just wanted to ask if we... 1022 00:46:20.255 --> 00:46:21.822 - [Walter] Password! 1023 00:46:21.866 --> 00:46:23.737 - So what's the password? 1024 00:46:23.781 --> 00:46:24.694 - And how should I know? 1025 00:46:24.738 --> 00:46:26.740 - [Walter] Password please! 1026 00:46:26.784 --> 00:46:28.394 - I've got no clue! 1027 00:46:28.437 --> 00:46:29.437 - Then just guess. 1028 00:46:32.702 --> 00:46:33.921 - Sugar treat? 1029 00:46:33.965 --> 00:46:36.532 [Otto sighs] 1030 00:46:39.144 --> 00:46:39.884 [door beeps] [locks thud] 1031 00:46:39.927 --> 00:46:40.841 Huh? 1032 00:46:40.885 --> 00:46:42.974 [door creaks] 1033 00:46:43.017 --> 00:46:44.017 Oh! - Ah! 1034 00:46:51.199 --> 00:46:52.418 - Huh? 1035 00:46:52.461 --> 00:46:54.724 - So, the elephant and his human friend. 1036 00:46:54.768 --> 00:46:57.553 Welcome to my headquarters. 1037 00:46:57.597 --> 00:46:58.641 - Hello Walter. 1038 00:46:58.685 --> 00:47:01.644 [Walter laughs] 1039 00:47:01.688 --> 00:47:03.429 - So the password was really sugar treats? 1040 00:47:03.472 --> 00:47:05.300 - Well to be perfectly honest, 1041 00:47:05.344 --> 00:47:07.868 I forgot the password for that door a long time ago. 1042 00:47:07.912 --> 00:47:09.478 - What? - Yeah. 1043 00:47:09.522 --> 00:47:11.132 Would you like a nice cup of hot cocoa? 1044 00:47:11.176 --> 00:47:12.655 - Why sure! 1045 00:47:12.699 --> 00:47:15.963 With plenty of extra sugar in it please. 1046 00:47:16.007 --> 00:47:18.183 Well, maybe later. 1047 00:47:18.226 --> 00:47:20.272 We're here because we could really use a couple 1048 00:47:20.315 --> 00:47:22.491 of your secret, secret agent tips. 1049 00:47:22.535 --> 00:47:27.540 - Well, yeah, I'm done with that spy stuff now. 1050 00:47:28.367 --> 00:47:30.195 Oh but, oh well, why not. 1051 00:47:30.238 --> 00:47:31.370 Follow me. 1052 00:47:31.413 --> 00:47:33.807 [tense music] 1053 00:47:36.941 --> 00:47:38.551 [book beeps] 1054 00:47:38.594 --> 00:47:39.900 [panel whirs] 1055 00:47:39.944 --> 00:47:42.947 Now to open this extremely high security lock, 1056 00:47:42.990 --> 00:47:46.124 you need a twelve figure combination of numbers. 1057 00:47:46.167 --> 00:47:49.910 And also two fingerprints and an iris scan. 1058 00:47:49.954 --> 00:47:54.915 Or you just press on the super secret button I have. 1059 00:47:56.264 --> 00:47:58.701 [button beeps] [machine whirs] 1060 00:47:58.745 --> 00:47:59.833 A ha! 1061 00:47:59.877 --> 00:48:03.750 - Ha ha, cool! 1062 00:48:03.793 --> 00:48:04.793 Huh? 1063 00:48:05.752 --> 00:48:08.755 [bookcase whirs] 1064 00:48:08.798 --> 00:48:11.801 [Benjamin gasps] 1065 00:48:11.845 --> 00:48:16.110 [bookcase creaks] [Benjamin groans] 1066 00:48:16.154 --> 00:48:17.416 Whoa! 1067 00:48:17.459 --> 00:48:18.459 Huh? 1068 00:48:19.766 --> 00:48:22.725 Oh, this room looks just like the one I came in from! 1069 00:48:22.769 --> 00:48:24.640 - [Otto] Benjamin, are you coming? 1070 00:48:25.598 --> 00:48:26.729 - Huh? 1071 00:48:26.773 --> 00:48:31.343 Oh, wow look at this! 1072 00:48:32.735 --> 00:48:33.735 - Oh! 1073 00:48:34.520 --> 00:48:36.000 I can't believe it. 1074 00:48:37.044 --> 00:48:38.524 These photos of you. 1075 00:48:38.567 --> 00:48:41.309 So you're were what you said, a... 1076 00:48:42.571 --> 00:48:44.617 - A secret agent! 1077 00:48:44.660 --> 00:48:46.097 - Crazy! 1078 00:48:46.140 --> 00:48:48.664 Wow, a remote controlled submarine! 1079 00:48:48.708 --> 00:48:51.102 - With a camera and dolphin sonar. 1080 00:48:51.145 --> 00:48:54.540 It can reach the deepest depth of the ocean. [laughs] 1081 00:48:54.583 --> 00:48:57.151 - You mean seven miles deep? - Mm hmm. 1082 00:48:57.195 --> 00:48:58.761 - Huh, what's with this watch? 1083 00:48:58.805 --> 00:49:00.676 - Oh, it has many features. 1084 00:49:00.720 --> 00:49:03.375 There's a hidden camera in it, radar, 1085 00:49:03.418 --> 00:49:07.945 a shortwave radio and it can also tell you what time it is. 1086 00:49:07.988 --> 00:49:10.295 - A watch that tells time? 1087 00:49:10.338 --> 00:49:12.688 So is there a hidden microphone in these flowers? 1088 00:49:12.732 --> 00:49:17.258 - No, no, actually that is well, more of a private project. 1089 00:49:17.302 --> 00:49:19.521 - With all this stuff you've got here, 1090 00:49:19.565 --> 00:49:21.915 I bet we could sneak right into Miss Zack's office! 1091 00:49:21.959 --> 00:49:22.698 - What? 1092 00:49:22.742 --> 00:49:24.483 Sneak into Miss Zack's? 1093 00:49:24.526 --> 00:49:26.876 Oh, Otto, you want to break in there? 1094 00:49:26.920 --> 00:49:27.703 - What? 1095 00:49:27.747 --> 00:49:30.271 Not break in, no! 1096 00:49:30.315 --> 00:49:32.578 We don't want to steal anything. 1097 00:49:32.621 --> 00:49:34.275 We just wanna look around. 1098 00:49:34.319 --> 00:49:36.756 - So we can see if the zoo model in that photo 1099 00:49:36.799 --> 00:49:38.366 really was only an old idea. 1100 00:49:38.410 --> 00:49:41.369 - No, Benjamin, she lied to you. 1101 00:49:41.413 --> 00:49:43.154 She lies all the time. 1102 00:49:43.197 --> 00:49:44.459 You can't believe a woman 1103 00:49:44.503 --> 00:49:46.722 who ordered you to stop trumpeting. 1104 00:49:46.766 --> 00:49:48.681 That's part of who you are. 1105 00:49:49.943 --> 00:49:51.075 - That's true. 1106 00:49:52.511 --> 00:49:55.688 - Let's see if there's something we can use in here. 1107 00:49:55.731 --> 00:49:56.819 [doors creaking] 1108 00:49:56.863 --> 00:49:57.951 - Ooh! - Whoa! 1109 00:49:57.995 --> 00:50:00.127 [upbeat music] 1110 00:50:00.171 --> 00:50:01.563 - Help yourselves. 1111 00:50:24.586 --> 00:50:27.372 [Benjamin laughs] 1112 00:50:29.069 --> 00:50:30.244 - Ha ha, yeah! 1113 00:50:48.480 --> 00:50:51.091 [owl hoots] 1114 00:50:51.135 --> 00:50:52.135 - Oh dear. 1115 00:50:59.056 --> 00:51:01.014 Even saving everything we can, 1116 00:51:01.058 --> 00:51:04.365 we'll be broke soon without help from outside sources. 1117 00:51:06.280 --> 00:51:07.997 - I don't feel like it's my place to give advice 1118 00:51:08.021 --> 00:51:11.590 but if the budget books look anything like this then... 1119 00:51:15.985 --> 00:51:16.985 - Huh. 1120 00:51:18.118 --> 00:51:19.641 - That was weird. 1121 00:51:19.685 --> 00:51:20.512 [Mr. Tierlieb coughs] 1122 00:51:20.555 --> 00:51:22.383 - What is this? 1123 00:51:22.427 --> 00:51:23.645 - Toothbrush water. 1124 00:51:23.689 --> 00:51:24.820 - Oh, interesting. 1125 00:51:28.085 --> 00:51:30.696 [tense music] 1126 00:51:35.309 --> 00:51:38.225 [cameras whirring] 1127 00:51:41.533 --> 00:51:45.145 - We need to sneak into her lab without being seen by those cameras. 1128 00:51:45.189 --> 00:51:47.495 - Copy that. - Copy what? 1129 00:51:47.539 --> 00:51:49.758 - Just do what I do! 1130 00:51:49.802 --> 00:51:54.763 [Benjamin pants] [Benjamin grunts] 1131 00:51:59.246 --> 00:52:02.031 [Benjamin groans] 1132 00:52:14.305 --> 00:52:16.307 Otto, all clear, come on over! 1133 00:52:19.092 --> 00:52:21.964 [cameras whirring] 1134 00:52:33.237 --> 00:52:35.587 - Wow, I guess that's another way to do it. 1135 00:52:35.630 --> 00:52:38.503 - Okay, now we just need to get in there. 1136 00:52:38.546 --> 00:52:41.201 - Mm, I smell sugar cubes. 1137 00:52:41.245 --> 00:52:43.029 - Focus, Benjamin, concentrate. 1138 00:52:43.072 --> 00:52:46.598 - But Otto, I mean I smell sugar cubes that are inside. 1139 00:52:46.641 --> 00:52:48.165 If I can smell them from here, 1140 00:52:48.208 --> 00:52:49.209 that means... 1141 00:52:49.253 --> 00:52:50.689 - There's an open window! 1142 00:52:50.732 --> 00:52:51.559 Great, Benjamin! 1143 00:52:51.603 --> 00:52:53.692 Where exactly? 1144 00:52:53.735 --> 00:52:56.347 [Benjamin sniffs] 1145 00:52:56.390 --> 00:52:57.435 - Up there. 1146 00:52:57.478 --> 00:52:59.219 - A skylight, of course! 1147 00:52:59.263 --> 00:53:01.569 - But how are we gonna get up there? 1148 00:53:01.613 --> 00:53:02.613 - No problem. 1149 00:53:06.270 --> 00:53:07.270 - Oh! 1150 00:53:09.403 --> 00:53:14.408 [grappling hook whooshes] [grappling hook clinks] 1151 00:53:16.280 --> 00:53:18.543 Oi, oi, oi. [chuckles] 1152 00:53:18.586 --> 00:53:19.761 That's really high. 1153 00:53:19.805 --> 00:53:22.416 - You wanna find out what's going on or not? 1154 00:53:22.460 --> 00:53:23.460 - Huh, oh. 1155 00:53:24.592 --> 00:53:25.592 - Here we go. 1156 00:53:26.638 --> 00:53:29.902 [machine whirs] 1157 00:53:29.945 --> 00:53:31.208 - I don't know. 1158 00:53:38.650 --> 00:53:40.652 - Benjamin, get up here! 1159 00:53:40.695 --> 00:53:42.567 - I'll be right there. 1160 00:53:42.610 --> 00:53:44.612 It should probably only take about five hours. 1161 00:53:44.656 --> 00:53:47.180 [wire whirs] 1162 00:53:57.016 --> 00:53:58.583 Oh, Otto, watch it! 1163 00:54:00.628 --> 00:54:01.823 - Maybe you should use two ropes. 1164 00:54:01.847 --> 00:54:04.284 - Oh come on, I'm not that fat. 1165 00:54:04.328 --> 00:54:05.328 - Oh. 1166 00:54:07.069 --> 00:54:09.550 [wire whirs] 1167 00:54:11.335 --> 00:54:13.685 So much for keeping our zoo. 1168 00:54:13.728 --> 00:54:14.728 - Ooh! 1169 00:54:18.864 --> 00:54:21.388 I guess I'm heavier than I thought after all. 1170 00:54:21.432 --> 00:54:23.042 - So far, so good. 1171 00:54:24.565 --> 00:54:25.565 - Right. 1172 00:54:27.046 --> 00:54:29.570 [Benjamin grunts] [Benjamin crashes] 1173 00:54:29.614 --> 00:54:34.619 [alarm wails] [Benjamin groans] 1174 00:54:40.451 --> 00:54:42.757 [Zora tuts] 1175 00:54:42.801 --> 00:54:46.021 - Miss Zack, this was just a silly prank 1176 00:54:46.065 --> 00:54:49.634 by a curious young boy and a friendly elephant. 1177 00:54:50.809 --> 00:54:52.550 - Always sticking together, hmm? 1178 00:54:53.768 --> 00:54:56.205 I'm not sure I can support your zoo any longer. 1179 00:54:56.249 --> 00:54:57.729 - So you're threatening me? 1180 00:54:57.772 --> 00:54:59.818 - But he didn't have anything to do with this! 1181 00:54:59.861 --> 00:55:01.689 Benjamin and me thought of it. 1182 00:55:02.647 --> 00:55:04.388 - Oh really? 1183 00:55:04.431 --> 00:55:05.954 I think it's much more likely 1184 00:55:05.998 --> 00:55:09.349 that you, dear Benjamin, had Otto persuade you to join him 1185 00:55:09.393 --> 00:55:10.568 in breaking in here. 1186 00:55:10.611 --> 00:55:12.134 - Well, I... 1187 00:55:12.178 --> 00:55:14.180 - I get the distinct feeling your little friend 1188 00:55:14.223 --> 00:55:16.313 doesn't know what's right or good for you. 1189 00:55:17.575 --> 00:55:20.404 And as for our beautiful new zoo and great plans, 1190 00:55:20.447 --> 00:55:22.623 Otto knows much less about them than you do. 1191 00:55:22.667 --> 00:55:23.668 - Oh yeah? 1192 00:55:23.711 --> 00:55:24.973 We'll see. 1193 00:55:25.017 --> 00:55:27.062 I saw the model of your beautiful new zoo here. 1194 00:55:27.106 --> 00:55:28.499 - Really? 1195 00:55:28.542 --> 00:55:29.804 And just what model is that? 1196 00:55:33.721 --> 00:55:35.984 - Benjamin you saw it too, right? 1197 00:55:36.028 --> 00:55:37.638 - Everything went so fast. 1198 00:55:37.682 --> 00:55:41.381 It was dark and I was coming down and then the rope broke! 1199 00:55:41.425 --> 00:55:42.663 - You should have used two ropes 1200 00:55:42.687 --> 00:55:44.166 like I was telling you to. 1201 00:55:44.210 --> 00:55:47.213 - Oh man, I always do everything wrong. 1202 00:55:49.520 --> 00:55:51.217 - So he meant that you're fat? 1203 00:55:51.260 --> 00:55:52.131 - What? 1204 00:55:52.174 --> 00:55:53.872 - No, I'd never say that to you. 1205 00:55:53.915 --> 00:55:55.395 - What did you mean then? 1206 00:55:55.439 --> 00:55:56.962 - Let's calm down, okay? 1207 00:55:58.180 --> 00:56:02.097 - Friends just don't say things like that. 1208 00:56:02.141 --> 00:56:06.363 They don't, never, mm mm. 1209 00:56:07.929 --> 00:56:09.496 - Wait a sec, tell me Benjamin, 1210 00:56:09.540 --> 00:56:11.019 are we still friends or what? 1211 00:56:11.063 --> 00:56:12.978 - I didn't say anything like that! 1212 00:56:13.021 --> 00:56:15.415 - So you'd rather be her friends instead of mine? 1213 00:56:15.459 --> 00:56:17.591 - Now you're saying that kind of stuff again. 1214 00:56:17.635 --> 00:56:20.420 Oh man, everything was so peaceful before. 1215 00:56:20.464 --> 00:56:22.814 But now it's all fighting and strife. 1216 00:56:22.857 --> 00:56:25.077 - Oh sure, and that's my fault, you think? 1217 00:56:25.120 --> 00:56:29.342 - No, I didn't, it's nobody's fault. 1218 00:56:29.386 --> 00:56:31.605 - I really was too naive. 1219 00:56:31.649 --> 00:56:32.519 I thought all this time, 1220 00:56:32.563 --> 00:56:34.129 having a real elephant like you 1221 00:56:34.173 --> 00:56:35.827 as my best friend, could work out. 1222 00:56:37.263 --> 00:56:38.263 - What? 1223 00:56:39.134 --> 00:56:41.920 [doors whooshing] 1224 00:56:44.052 --> 00:56:45.052 Otto! 1225 00:56:47.708 --> 00:56:50.189 [gentle music] 1226 00:56:53.018 --> 00:56:54.367 Oh boy, oh boy. 1227 00:56:55.237 --> 00:56:57.588 What have I gone and done now. 1228 00:57:16.868 --> 00:57:20.001 [bus engine rumbles] 1229 00:57:25.877 --> 00:57:28.096 - Neither of them have said a single word. 1230 00:57:30.708 --> 00:57:32.274 - Benjamin, hi there! 1231 00:57:34.755 --> 00:57:37.018 - Benj... - Benjamin, Benjamin! 1232 00:57:39.456 --> 00:57:40.456 - Mm hmm! 1233 00:57:42.328 --> 00:57:44.635 - That fat, good for nothing elephant. 1234 00:57:44.678 --> 00:57:46.114 - He still won't talk. 1235 00:57:46.158 --> 00:57:47.942 - We've tried peanuts and everything. 1236 00:57:49.988 --> 00:57:52.033 - I know what will work. 1237 00:57:52.077 --> 00:57:53.818 - I've got some news about Otto! 1238 00:57:55.602 --> 00:57:57.038 Big news to share! 1239 00:57:59.345 --> 00:58:01.913 [Zora whistles] 1240 00:58:10.269 --> 00:58:13.054 [liquid glugging] 1241 00:58:14.273 --> 00:58:16.362 Oh, my dear one. 1242 00:58:16.405 --> 00:58:18.146 Come, sit down. 1243 00:58:18.190 --> 00:58:19.757 - So what's going on with Otto? 1244 00:58:19.800 --> 00:58:22.324 - Oh, it's bad. 1245 00:58:22.368 --> 00:58:25.589 Otto, I don't think he's coming back here. 1246 00:58:25.632 --> 00:58:27.460 - So that was your big news? 1247 00:58:27.504 --> 00:58:29.767 - No, now let us begin. 1248 00:58:29.810 --> 00:58:33.640 Once again, starting right where we left off before. 1249 00:58:33.684 --> 00:58:35.294 Tomorrow is our press conference. 1250 00:58:35.337 --> 00:58:37.644 So let's see if we can visualize 1251 00:58:37.688 --> 00:58:39.907 a new trademark image for that. 1252 00:58:39.951 --> 00:58:41.953 - Wait, that wasn't any news from Otto, 1253 00:58:41.996 --> 00:58:44.085 you were just lying to me! 1254 00:58:44.129 --> 00:58:45.129 - Lying to you? 1255 00:58:46.261 --> 00:58:47.698 Benjamin, I'd never do such a... 1256 00:58:47.741 --> 00:58:50.396 - Otto said you lied to me and I didn't believe him! 1257 00:58:50.439 --> 00:58:52.398 But I'm not helping you anymore! 1258 00:58:52.441 --> 00:58:53.530 - Whoa, remain calm. 1259 00:58:53.573 --> 00:58:55.270 - I'm not gonna do anything! 1260 00:58:55.314 --> 00:58:56.596 - That elephant's the bomb! [laughs] 1261 00:58:56.620 --> 00:58:59.536 - And from here on, I'll trumpet when I want! 1262 00:58:59.579 --> 00:59:00.667 Teroo, teroo! 1263 00:59:01.712 --> 00:59:03.670 - Shush, enough! - Teroo! 1264 00:59:03.714 --> 00:59:08.719 - Alright, you win! - Teroo! [pants] 1265 00:59:11.417 --> 00:59:12.417 - I understand. 1266 00:59:14.855 --> 00:59:16.509 And you should. 1267 00:59:16.553 --> 00:59:18.380 Let's make peace, mm hmm? 1268 00:59:23.472 --> 00:59:25.344 Please sit. - Hmm. 1269 00:59:25.387 --> 00:59:27.172 - Sweets for the sweet? 1270 00:59:27.215 --> 00:59:28.215 - Mm hmm. 1271 00:59:28.826 --> 00:59:29.826 Hmm. 1272 00:59:32.003 --> 00:59:33.787 - I'll get Otto to come back 1273 00:59:33.831 --> 00:59:37.617 and in the future, every step I discuss with you right here. 1274 00:59:37.661 --> 00:59:39.576 Agreed? - Mm hmm, hmm. 1275 00:59:41.578 --> 00:59:45.582 - And for doing that, we'll be good friends again, hmm? 1276 00:59:45.625 --> 00:59:48.715 - I know humans and elephants can't be real friends! 1277 00:59:50.282 --> 00:59:54.286 - I see, no friendship then? [sighs] 1278 00:59:54.329 --> 00:59:56.680 - I need to have a moment to myself, alone. 1279 00:59:56.723 --> 00:59:59.291 And meanwhile, you can quietly 1280 00:59:59.334 --> 01:00:02.599 think over my suggestion. [clicks] 1281 01:00:06.690 --> 01:00:07.691 - Hmm. 1282 01:00:10.911 --> 01:00:13.348 [sad music] 1283 01:00:27.014 --> 01:00:29.626 [door creaks] 1284 01:00:31.497 --> 01:00:33.804 - Hello, what are you working on? 1285 01:00:33.847 --> 01:00:35.066 - Well this is. 1286 01:00:35.109 --> 01:00:36.850 [electric zapping] [Walter yells] 1287 01:00:36.894 --> 01:00:38.678 [Walter coughs] 1288 01:00:38.722 --> 01:00:40.375 So much for this one. 1289 01:00:41.986 --> 01:00:44.815 And yes, this one. 1290 01:00:51.386 --> 01:00:55.042 Wait a minute, so tell me. 1291 01:00:56.653 --> 01:01:00.700 Did the Zack lady get a new workplace for herself? 1292 01:01:00.744 --> 01:01:01.919 - I'm not exactly sure. 1293 01:01:03.355 --> 01:01:06.575 - Oh, wait I have something for you to see. 1294 01:01:06.619 --> 01:01:11.624 Take a look, this here is not a normal walking cane. 1295 01:01:12.103 --> 01:01:13.365 - Uh huh. 1296 01:01:13.408 --> 01:01:14.559 - See this little opening right here? 1297 01:01:14.583 --> 01:01:15.715 - Mm hmm. 1298 01:01:15.759 --> 01:01:17.282 - Watch closely, get ready. 1299 01:01:19.066 --> 01:01:22.940 Then! [arrow thuds] 1300 01:01:22.983 --> 01:01:23.983 - Wow. 1301 01:01:25.029 --> 01:01:28.293 - So what's happened that has you so down? 1302 01:01:28.336 --> 01:01:30.382 - I guess it's a friendship thing. 1303 01:01:30.425 --> 01:01:32.558 - Ah, Benjamin? 1304 01:01:32.601 --> 01:01:34.429 - Huh, he's an elephant. 1305 01:01:34.473 --> 01:01:35.343 - Of course! 1306 01:01:35.387 --> 01:01:36.649 - And he'll only be your friend 1307 01:01:36.693 --> 01:01:38.013 if you give him treats like sugar. 1308 01:01:38.042 --> 01:01:41.567 - Ah, not trusting that you have a true friend 1309 01:01:41.610 --> 01:01:43.525 isn't a good thing either. 1310 01:01:43.569 --> 01:01:45.310 When I was younger and working, 1311 01:01:45.353 --> 01:01:47.181 I was always out there on the road, 1312 01:01:47.225 --> 01:01:50.010 traveling all over the world, 1313 01:01:50.054 --> 01:01:52.970 meeting all kinds of people. [laughs] 1314 01:01:53.013 --> 01:01:55.929 Ladies, nice people, yes. 1315 01:01:57.496 --> 01:02:01.674 But I never had a really good friend in all those years. 1316 01:02:01.718 --> 01:02:04.372 - Then you don't know what I mean, hmm. 1317 01:02:05.243 --> 01:02:07.636 - Yes of course, but I do know 1318 01:02:07.680 --> 01:02:11.815 that sometimes people break up with their friends, 1319 01:02:11.858 --> 01:02:14.905 whether that friend is an elephant or not. 1320 01:02:14.948 --> 01:02:16.602 It happens, doesn't it? 1321 01:02:17.690 --> 01:02:18.735 Sure! 1322 01:02:25.132 --> 01:02:27.265 [tense music] 1323 01:02:27.308 --> 01:02:30.311 [Benjamin grumbles] 1324 01:02:33.662 --> 01:02:34.925 - That stubborn elephant! 1325 01:02:34.968 --> 01:02:36.491 He's fighting it! 1326 01:02:36.535 --> 01:02:38.556 - I know I shouldn't be talking, but why are we whispering? 1327 01:02:38.580 --> 01:02:41.627 - You say you won't talk but you just keep talking! - What? 1328 01:02:41.670 --> 01:02:42.410 - Silence! 1329 01:02:42.454 --> 01:02:43.847 No more talking! 1330 01:02:43.890 --> 01:02:45.825 - Sorry, I didn't wanna talk but the silence was... 1331 01:02:45.849 --> 01:02:46.849 - Uh, mm mm! 1332 01:02:53.682 --> 01:02:54.422 [Benjamin sighs] [Benjamin gulps] 1333 01:02:54.466 --> 01:02:56.729 [Zora laughs] 1334 01:02:56.773 --> 01:02:59.297 - Only seconds away from nap time. 1335 01:02:59.340 --> 01:03:04.302 - Mm. - One, two, goodnight! 1336 01:03:05.129 --> 01:03:06.367 - You think that really worked? 1337 01:03:06.391 --> 01:03:07.566 [Benjamin snores] - Of course. 1338 01:03:07.609 --> 01:03:09.611 - He could be awake and just playing possum. 1339 01:03:09.655 --> 01:03:12.179 Can a talking elephant do something that clever? [laughs] 1340 01:03:12.223 --> 01:03:13.615 - Idiots, go, chop, chop! 1341 01:03:13.659 --> 01:03:15.269 Get rid of the elephant! 1342 01:03:15.313 --> 01:03:18.229 I have to prepare for the press conference, bye bye. 1343 01:03:20.884 --> 01:03:23.625 [crank clicking] 1344 01:03:27.716 --> 01:03:30.676 [giraffe grunts] 1345 01:03:30.719 --> 01:03:33.548 - Oh shizzle, the elephant's too heavy. 1346 01:03:33.592 --> 01:03:35.159 Go on, push! - What? 1347 01:03:35.202 --> 01:03:36.160 Why me? 1348 01:03:36.203 --> 01:03:37.857 - 'Cause I crank better than you. 1349 01:03:37.901 --> 01:03:40.338 - I crank just as well as you. 1350 01:03:40.381 --> 01:03:43.080 [Franz grunting] 1351 01:03:45.822 --> 01:03:48.433 [phone rings] 1352 01:03:50.087 --> 01:03:51.610 [crank whirs] 1353 01:03:51.653 --> 01:03:53.612 [Franz groans] 1354 01:03:53.655 --> 01:03:56.267 [Hans laughs] 1355 01:03:59.531 --> 01:04:01.011 - Check out this dog vid, man. 1356 01:04:01.054 --> 01:04:04.014 Ha, a pirate pug, how rad is that? 1357 01:04:04.057 --> 01:04:05.276 - Wow, that's amazing. 1358 01:04:06.451 --> 01:04:08.366 - Check it, there's more! - Ar! 1359 01:04:08.409 --> 01:04:10.324 [Hans laughs] 1360 01:04:10.368 --> 01:04:12.674 [van creaks] 1361 01:04:16.765 --> 01:04:19.290 [doors bang] 1362 01:04:27.037 --> 01:04:29.735 [engine rumbles] 1363 01:04:37.961 --> 01:04:40.528 [horn honks] 1364 01:04:53.106 --> 01:04:56.240 - Benjamin, what's up? It's your friend 'tto here. 1365 01:04:56.283 --> 01:04:58.068 [sad music] 1366 01:05:08.730 --> 01:05:09.794 - That liquid stuff looks lousy. 1367 01:05:09.818 --> 01:05:12.169 How 'bout I feed you some real food. 1368 01:05:12.212 --> 01:05:13.474 - Karl! 1369 01:05:13.518 --> 01:05:16.738 - Alfred, did you just talk to me? 1370 01:05:16.782 --> 01:05:18.305 - Hey, Karl. 1371 01:05:18.349 --> 01:05:20.960 - Otto, I just thought Alfred was talking to me. 1372 01:05:21.004 --> 01:05:22.527 No one's been feeling too good 1373 01:05:22.570 --> 01:05:24.833 since you and Benjamin aren't getting along. 1374 01:05:26.009 --> 01:05:29.012 - Yeah, do you know where he is? 1375 01:05:29.055 --> 01:05:30.578 - Oh sure, he's over at Zack's. 1376 01:05:30.622 --> 01:05:31.840 - What? - Yeah. 1377 01:05:41.328 --> 01:05:42.982 - Well who do we have here? 1378 01:05:43.026 --> 01:05:43.983 Hi, little guy. 1379 01:05:44.027 --> 01:05:45.506 - Where's Benjamin? 1380 01:05:45.550 --> 01:05:46.768 - Didn't anyone tell you yet? 1381 01:05:46.812 --> 01:05:47.900 - No, tell me what? 1382 01:05:47.944 --> 01:05:50.120 - Oh, I guess not. 1383 01:05:50.163 --> 01:05:53.601 Well there's no surprise. 1384 01:05:53.645 --> 01:05:54.602 He's left. 1385 01:05:54.646 --> 01:05:55.603 - What? 1386 01:05:55.647 --> 01:05:57.649 - Gone, maybe for good. 1387 01:05:57.692 --> 01:05:59.651 He figured he needs time off. 1388 01:05:59.694 --> 01:06:02.436 He must want a better life for him. 1389 01:06:02.480 --> 01:06:03.698 But why would you care? 1390 01:06:04.699 --> 01:06:06.397 He knows you don't. 1391 01:06:06.440 --> 01:06:07.267 - Uh uh. 1392 01:06:07.311 --> 01:06:08.399 - Oh yeah. 1393 01:06:08.442 --> 01:06:10.792 He was so disappointed in you. 1394 01:06:13.230 --> 01:06:16.494 But you know, he said humans and elephants 1395 01:06:16.537 --> 01:06:17.756 can never be friends. 1396 01:06:21.803 --> 01:06:26.808 [button beeps] [doors whooshing] 1397 01:06:32.814 --> 01:06:34.338 - She is lying! 1398 01:06:34.381 --> 01:06:37.080 Benjamin wouldn't leave just because of some stupid fight. 1399 01:06:38.429 --> 01:06:39.386 Would he? 1400 01:06:39.430 --> 01:06:41.606 - No, he wouldn't, really. 1401 01:06:41.649 --> 01:06:44.739 - Never, I know Benjamin, he wouldn't. 1402 01:06:46.132 --> 01:06:48.308 - Yeah, he'd never just leave. 1403 01:06:48.352 --> 01:06:50.528 - But it is rather strange. 1404 01:06:52.269 --> 01:06:54.314 - We should look for him. 1405 01:06:54.358 --> 01:06:57.448 [animals calling out] 1406 01:06:57.491 --> 01:07:00.190 [cheerful music] 1407 01:07:07.675 --> 01:07:10.026 ♪ In a beautiful green meadow 1408 01:07:10.069 --> 01:07:13.072 ♪ There's a big gray mountain 1409 01:07:13.116 --> 01:07:15.901 ♪ Stretches his legs up to the sky ♪ 1410 01:07:15.944 --> 01:07:18.730 ♪ Next to him there is a dwarf 1411 01:07:18.773 --> 01:07:21.689 ♪ No the dwarf is Otto 1412 01:07:21.733 --> 01:07:24.562 ♪ And the mountain an elephant 1413 01:07:24.605 --> 01:07:27.608 ♪ He is friendly and can speak 1414 01:07:27.652 --> 01:07:30.829 ♪ And everybody knows him 1415 01:07:30.872 --> 01:07:33.310 ♪ And we're asking everybody 1416 01:07:33.353 --> 01:07:36.400 ♪ Have you seen Benjamin 1417 01:07:36.443 --> 01:07:38.663 - Excuse me, have you seen Benjamin? 1418 01:07:38.706 --> 01:07:41.405 - No, sorry. - I haven't seen him. 1419 01:07:42.667 --> 01:07:44.408 - Excuse me, have you seen Benjamin? 1420 01:07:44.451 --> 01:07:47.019 The talking elephant that lives here, he's missing. 1421 01:07:47.063 --> 01:07:49.239 Have you seen Benjamin Blossom? 1422 01:07:49.282 --> 01:07:51.545 He's missing. [horn beeps] 1423 01:07:51.589 --> 01:07:53.721 - So, the mayor, is he going to help out? 1424 01:07:53.765 --> 01:07:54.853 - Haven't seen him. 1425 01:07:54.896 --> 01:07:56.246 Appears he's unavailable. 1426 01:07:56.289 --> 01:07:57.160 - Ah. 1427 01:07:57.203 --> 01:07:58.726 - Even Pichler can't be found. 1428 01:07:58.770 --> 01:08:00.641 - That's very strange. 1429 01:08:00.685 --> 01:08:01.729 - Alright I'm on it. 1430 01:08:01.773 --> 01:08:04.558 - Have you seen Benjamin Blossom? 1431 01:08:04.602 --> 01:08:07.344 [gentle music] 1432 01:08:09.389 --> 01:08:11.913 - Benjamin, just where are you? 1433 01:08:15.221 --> 01:08:17.615 [phone rings] 1434 01:08:22.533 --> 01:08:23.621 - There he is! - Hey there! 1435 01:08:23.664 --> 01:08:24.535 - Well aloha! - Hey! 1436 01:08:24.578 --> 01:08:26.754 - Hey. 1437 01:08:26.798 --> 01:08:28.950 - [Mom] We wanted to call to say goodnight. - Can you see how beautiful this is? 1438 01:08:28.974 --> 01:08:30.758 Hey, everything good, Otto? 1439 01:08:30.802 --> 01:08:31.672 - Sure. 1440 01:08:31.716 --> 01:08:33.326 - You seem a little sad, son. 1441 01:08:33.370 --> 01:08:35.763 - I'm not, I'm just a bit tired. 1442 01:08:35.807 --> 01:08:38.418 - Yes, Otto has the best friend in the world, Benjamin. 1443 01:08:38.462 --> 01:08:39.941 So, you two having fun? 1444 01:08:39.985 --> 01:08:40.942 - I miss Benjamin. 1445 01:08:40.986 --> 01:08:42.118 - What? - Huh? 1446 01:08:42.161 --> 01:08:43.728 - What's that son? - Nothing. 1447 01:08:43.771 --> 01:08:44.859 I'm doing fine. 1448 01:08:44.903 --> 01:08:47.035 But I feel really dead tired. Bye bye. 1449 01:08:47.079 --> 01:08:48.359 - You get some good rest. - Okay. 1450 01:08:48.385 --> 01:08:51.214 - Our best to Benjamin. - Cheers! [phone beeps] 1451 01:08:51.257 --> 01:08:53.694 [sad music] 1452 01:09:08.274 --> 01:09:09.274 Benjamin! 1453 01:09:10.885 --> 01:09:14.062 [upbeat music] 1454 01:09:14.106 --> 01:09:16.543 [door knocks] Karl, Karl, Mr. Tierlieb! 1455 01:09:16.587 --> 01:09:19.111 - [Mr. Tierlieb] Hello? 1456 01:09:19.155 --> 01:09:20.199 - Otto? 1457 01:09:20.243 --> 01:09:21.524 - I think Benjamin was in the van! 1458 01:09:21.548 --> 01:09:22.375 - What? 1459 01:09:22.419 --> 01:09:23.855 - What are you talking about? 1460 01:09:23.898 --> 01:09:25.615 - Hans and Franz had this van and they were leaving. 1461 01:09:25.639 --> 01:09:26.858 I didn't think about it, 1462 01:09:26.901 --> 01:09:28.227 but that was the day he disappeared. 1463 01:09:28.251 --> 01:09:29.817 Maybe Benjamin could have been in there. 1464 01:09:29.861 --> 01:09:31.645 - Calm down, that's crazy talk. 1465 01:09:31.689 --> 01:09:33.125 How could that happen? 1466 01:09:33.169 --> 01:09:35.519 - Yes but good friends sometimes sense things like that. 1467 01:09:35.562 --> 01:09:36.563 - Yeah? - Yeah. 1468 01:09:38.478 --> 01:09:40.698 - Okay, then I should help you. 1469 01:09:40.741 --> 01:09:41.612 That alright? - Yeah. 1470 01:09:41.655 --> 01:09:44.223 - But wait, not in pajamas! 1471 01:09:44.267 --> 01:09:45.592 - Oh yeah, great, good. - Some clothes! 1472 01:09:45.616 --> 01:09:46.616 - Be right back. 1473 01:09:48.184 --> 01:09:50.011 - Be careful now. 1474 01:09:50.055 --> 01:09:52.666 [tense music] 1475 01:09:53.580 --> 01:09:56.017 - Where could that van be? 1476 01:09:56.061 --> 01:09:57.410 Wait, this is the van! 1477 01:09:57.454 --> 01:09:58.454 - Yeah. 1478 01:10:01.371 --> 01:10:03.024 [door clunks] 1479 01:10:03.068 --> 01:10:04.983 I think I can reach in. 1480 01:10:06.593 --> 01:10:07.593 Yeah. 1481 01:10:11.294 --> 01:10:14.645 [buggy whirs] 1482 01:10:14.688 --> 01:10:19.693 - It's them! [Karl grunts] 1483 01:10:20.607 --> 01:10:23.915 - Shabizzle my dizzle, my back hurts, ow. 1484 01:10:23.958 --> 01:10:25.632 - Well no wonder, you had that half ton guy 1485 01:10:25.656 --> 01:10:26.700 right on top of you. 1486 01:10:28.267 --> 01:10:30.627 And you were the idiot who wound up getting stuck under him. 1487 01:10:38.190 --> 01:10:40.758 [tense music] 1488 01:11:00.430 --> 01:11:01.909 - Bingo. 1489 01:11:01.953 --> 01:11:03.563 Otto, I've found something. 1490 01:11:05.783 --> 01:11:06.827 That's his hat. 1491 01:11:08.786 --> 01:11:10.309 See this wrapper? 1492 01:11:10.353 --> 01:11:11.571 - Wow, trash. 1493 01:11:11.615 --> 01:11:19.362 - No, it's, the mayo's still fresh. 1494 01:11:19.405 --> 01:11:21.059 They must have bought it this morning. 1495 01:11:26.717 --> 01:11:27.717 - From the Albatross. 1496 01:11:29.067 --> 01:11:29.807 Isn't that by the, 1497 01:11:29.850 --> 01:11:30.850 - [Together] The harbor! 1498 01:11:31.678 --> 01:11:32.679 [truck chugging] 1499 01:11:32.723 --> 01:11:34.942 - Karl, can't we go any faster? 1500 01:11:34.986 --> 01:11:37.007 - I've got it to the floor but this thing's just too old. 1501 01:11:37.031 --> 01:11:39.643 I was supposed to get a new one from Miss Zack soon. 1502 01:11:39.686 --> 01:11:41.297 [truck squeaks] 1503 01:11:41.340 --> 01:11:44.648 No, better forget about that. 1504 01:11:44.691 --> 01:11:45.953 - Mm hmm. 1505 01:11:45.997 --> 01:11:47.303 [horn beeps] 1506 01:11:47.346 --> 01:11:48.695 - Karla! - Guys, what is it? 1507 01:11:48.739 --> 01:11:50.001 - We're heading to the harbor. 1508 01:11:50.044 --> 01:11:51.152 - We think Benjamin was grabbed and taken there. 1509 01:11:51.176 --> 01:11:52.569 - What? 1510 01:11:52.612 --> 01:11:54.701 So our friend was kidnapped? 1511 01:11:54.745 --> 01:11:55.615 That makes sense. 1512 01:11:55.659 --> 01:11:57.487 Let's meet up at the harbor. 1513 01:11:57.530 --> 01:11:58.314 - Good. 1514 01:11:58.357 --> 01:11:59.357 - See you there. 1515 01:12:03.710 --> 01:12:05.495 - [Crowd] Where is Benjamin? 1516 01:12:05.538 --> 01:12:07.279 Where is Benjamin? 1517 01:12:07.323 --> 01:12:09.020 Where is Benjamin? 1518 01:12:09.063 --> 01:12:10.935 Where is Benjamin? 1519 01:12:10.978 --> 01:12:13.329 Where is Benjamin? 1520 01:12:13.372 --> 01:12:14.982 Where is Benjamin? 1521 01:12:15.026 --> 01:12:16.897 - We did warn you Zora. 1522 01:12:16.941 --> 01:12:18.203 - Quiet and clean, you putz. 1523 01:12:18.246 --> 01:12:20.423 - [Crowd] Where is Benjamin? 1524 01:12:20.466 --> 01:12:22.381 Where is Benjamin? 1525 01:12:22.425 --> 01:12:23.513 - Psst, psst. 1526 01:12:24.775 --> 01:12:25.950 - [Crowd] Where is Benjamin? 1527 01:12:25.993 --> 01:12:27.734 Where is Benjamin? 1528 01:12:27.778 --> 01:12:28.648 - Hey! 1529 01:12:28.692 --> 01:12:29.606 - [Crowd] Where is Benjamin? 1530 01:12:29.649 --> 01:12:31.738 Where is Benjamin? 1531 01:12:31.782 --> 01:12:33.566 Where is Benjamin? 1532 01:12:33.610 --> 01:12:35.394 Where is Benjamin? 1533 01:12:35.438 --> 01:12:37.265 Where is Benjamin? 1534 01:12:37.309 --> 01:12:38.963 Where is Benjamin? 1535 01:12:39.006 --> 01:12:40.921 Where is Benjamin? 1536 01:12:40.965 --> 01:12:42.662 Where is Benjamin? 1537 01:12:42.706 --> 01:12:44.534 Where is Benjamin? 1538 01:12:44.577 --> 01:12:47.319 - This isn't exactly the greatest place to talk, Mayor. 1539 01:12:47.363 --> 01:12:49.147 - And just where would you suggest we speak? 1540 01:12:49.190 --> 01:12:51.454 It's total chaos with these Benjamin Blossom nuts. 1541 01:12:51.497 --> 01:12:52.890 They should all be put in jail. 1542 01:12:52.933 --> 01:12:55.066 - Well, Mr. Mayor, all citizens have a right 1543 01:12:55.109 --> 01:12:56.981 to express their opinion freely. 1544 01:12:57.024 --> 01:12:57.851 That's article five of the... 1545 01:12:57.895 --> 01:12:58.896 - Quiet, enough. 1546 01:13:00.419 --> 01:13:02.508 Your whole idea was to shrink the zoo 1547 01:13:02.552 --> 01:13:04.031 and make it more efficient 1548 01:13:04.075 --> 01:13:07.731 and clear out more room for high rise, high rise condos. 1549 01:13:07.774 --> 01:13:09.080 - Naturally. 1550 01:13:10.473 --> 01:13:11.822 - Say something, Pichler! 1551 01:13:11.865 --> 01:13:12.605 - I... 1552 01:13:12.649 --> 01:13:13.737 - We feel that... 1553 01:13:13.780 --> 01:13:15.260 - Something sensible. 1554 01:13:15.303 --> 01:13:18.524 - You must know that well, what long term consequences, 1555 01:13:18.568 --> 01:13:20.613 this kind of negative press has, have. 1556 01:13:20.657 --> 01:13:23.355 - Yes, how can we survive and protect 'em, protect us? 1557 01:13:23.399 --> 01:13:25.575 - How do we survive this and protect them? 1558 01:13:25.618 --> 01:13:29.274 I say by building the citizens of Neustadt a new zoo. 1559 01:13:29.317 --> 01:13:31.426 - They will love those tall buildings - Oh blah blah blah blah blah. 1560 01:13:31.450 --> 01:13:32.471 - and beautiful high rise condos. 1561 01:13:32.495 --> 01:13:33.409 - Shush! 1562 01:13:33.452 --> 01:13:35.672 - Shh, what he's trying to say... 1563 01:13:35.715 --> 01:13:38.152 - I want peace and quiet in this whole... - Shh! 1564 01:13:38.196 --> 01:13:40.067 - You know I must stay mayor, got it? 1565 01:13:40.111 --> 01:13:42.505 I want to only hear good news about the zoo 1566 01:13:42.548 --> 01:13:44.637 and great stuff about me. 1567 01:13:44.681 --> 01:13:46.857 And I hope you don't have anything to do 1568 01:13:46.900 --> 01:13:49.686 with Benjamin's disappearance or you're done! 1569 01:13:49.729 --> 01:13:52.732 Your contract with us will be torn up and forgotten. 1570 01:13:52.776 --> 01:13:53.776 Pichler, come on. 1571 01:14:00.653 --> 01:14:02.631 - You should bring Benjamin back to smooth things out. 1572 01:14:02.655 --> 01:14:04.352 - Are you insane? 1573 01:14:04.396 --> 01:14:05.919 At noon that's ship will shove off 1574 01:14:05.963 --> 01:14:07.312 and then our big gray problem 1575 01:14:07.355 --> 01:14:08.531 will be gone for good. 1576 01:14:08.574 --> 01:14:10.446 - You mean you're gonna get rid of him? 1577 01:14:10.489 --> 01:14:11.664 - Wait, by ship? 1578 01:14:11.708 --> 01:14:12.859 - What did you dummies think was the plan? 1579 01:14:12.883 --> 01:14:13.990 That he was just gonna chill out 1580 01:14:14.014 --> 01:14:15.538 in that container at the port? 1581 01:14:15.581 --> 01:14:16.669 [laughs] No. 1582 01:14:16.713 --> 01:14:18.932 Benjamin is going on a long voyage. 1583 01:14:18.976 --> 01:14:21.282 He's been bought by a rich Chinese collector. 1584 01:14:21.326 --> 01:14:22.893 Maybe he'll like it better there. 1585 01:14:22.936 --> 01:14:24.634 - Oh. 1586 01:14:24.677 --> 01:14:26.592 - Worthless, you're amateurs and losers. 1587 01:14:40.432 --> 01:14:43.087 [cheerful music] 1588 01:14:59.886 --> 01:15:00.886 - Excuse me! 1589 01:15:02.410 --> 01:15:03.629 Did you happen to serve food 1590 01:15:03.673 --> 01:15:05.718 to a tall, skinny guy with a mustache? 1591 01:15:05.762 --> 01:15:07.154 And another shorter guy 1592 01:15:07.198 --> 01:15:08.852 with a cap and mustache? 1593 01:15:08.895 --> 01:15:09.809 - Two guys like that? 1594 01:15:09.853 --> 01:15:11.419 They ate here this morning. 1595 01:15:11.463 --> 01:15:12.682 - That's great, cool. 1596 01:15:12.725 --> 01:15:14.858 And did you notice an elephant with them? 1597 01:15:14.901 --> 01:15:16.947 - What you mean a big fat one wearing a hat, 1598 01:15:16.990 --> 01:15:18.688 with huge ears and gray skin? 1599 01:15:18.731 --> 01:15:19.993 - Yeah! 1600 01:15:20.037 --> 01:15:22.561 - You've got a really wild imagination! 1601 01:15:22.605 --> 01:15:25.042 Now go play somewhere else, I'm working here. 1602 01:15:26.957 --> 01:15:28.175 [horn beeps] 1603 01:15:28.219 --> 01:15:30.395 [engine rumbles] 1604 01:15:30.438 --> 01:15:31.788 - Otto, Karl, follow me. - Karla! 1605 01:15:31.831 --> 01:15:32.831 - Okay. 1606 01:15:35.661 --> 01:15:37.054 [engine rumbles] 1607 01:15:37.097 --> 01:15:40.274 [phone beeps] 1608 01:15:40.318 --> 01:15:42.668 - Said I should call you if anyone gets too nosy. 1609 01:15:45.192 --> 01:15:46.193 Yeah, got it. 1610 01:15:47.064 --> 01:15:49.109 Yeah, I'll handle it. 1611 01:15:49.153 --> 01:15:51.764 [phone beeps] 1612 01:16:01.295 --> 01:16:03.602 - Okay, so now just where at the harbor 1613 01:16:03.646 --> 01:16:05.648 would you hide an elephant around here? 1614 01:16:05.691 --> 01:16:07.345 - Why sure, in a shipping container! 1615 01:16:07.388 --> 01:16:08.912 - Yeah of course. - Right! 1616 01:16:11.088 --> 01:16:12.611 - There's so many. 1617 01:16:12.655 --> 01:16:14.178 - Yeah, which one could it be? 1618 01:16:14.221 --> 01:16:16.528 - Yeah, we'd better look around. 1619 01:16:16.572 --> 01:16:17.573 - Sounds good. 1620 01:16:19.923 --> 01:16:21.489 - Mr. Blossom? - Benjamin! 1621 01:16:21.533 --> 01:16:23.230 - Benjamin, Benjamin? 1622 01:16:28.714 --> 01:16:29.714 Benjamin? 1623 01:16:31.848 --> 01:16:33.066 - Mr. Blossom? 1624 01:16:36.200 --> 01:16:37.200 - Benjamin? 1625 01:16:40.683 --> 01:16:41.683 - Benjamin? 1626 01:16:44.730 --> 01:16:45.730 Benjamin? 1627 01:16:48.386 --> 01:16:49.386 Benjamin? 1628 01:16:52.869 --> 01:16:53.869 - Benjamin? 1629 01:16:55.001 --> 01:16:56.001 Benjamin? 1630 01:16:57.743 --> 01:16:58.788 Benjamin? 1631 01:17:02.487 --> 01:17:04.750 How am I ever gonna find him? 1632 01:17:07.840 --> 01:17:10.626 [Benjamin snores] 1633 01:17:23.029 --> 01:17:24.029 Benjamin? 1634 01:17:25.466 --> 01:17:26.466 Benjamin! 1635 01:17:28.513 --> 01:17:31.559 [doors rattling] 1636 01:17:31.603 --> 01:17:34.171 - There's this red headed kid, 'bout this tall. 1637 01:17:34.214 --> 01:17:36.086 He must be somewhere. [metal clangs] 1638 01:17:36.129 --> 01:17:37.000 - Yikes. 1639 01:17:37.043 --> 01:17:38.392 - Hey, did you hear that? 1640 01:17:38.436 --> 01:17:40.786 [tense music] 1641 01:17:50.709 --> 01:17:53.103 - Let's go search back there again. 1642 01:17:53.146 --> 01:17:55.453 You take the left, I'll take the right. 1643 01:17:57.977 --> 01:18:01.459 [doors creaking] 1644 01:18:01.502 --> 01:18:02.634 - Benjamin? 1645 01:18:02.678 --> 01:18:03.679 Benjamin! 1646 01:18:04.723 --> 01:18:06.682 Benjamin, wake up! 1647 01:18:06.725 --> 01:18:10.294 [Benjamin grumbles] 1648 01:18:10.337 --> 01:18:13.210 [Benjamin yawns] You alright? 1649 01:18:13.253 --> 01:18:14.253 - Otto! 1650 01:18:15.734 --> 01:18:17.388 Yeah, I'm fine. 1651 01:18:17.431 --> 01:18:21.000 I'm just really tired. [yawns] 1652 01:18:21.044 --> 01:18:25.091 - [laughs] Don't worry, you'll both get a nice rest 1653 01:18:25.135 --> 01:18:28.573 on the long boat ride you got coming. [laughs] 1654 01:18:28.616 --> 01:18:31.097 Bon voyage from Zora Zack! 1655 01:18:31.141 --> 01:18:32.620 [door thuds] 1656 01:18:32.664 --> 01:18:34.753 [Otto groans] 1657 01:18:34.797 --> 01:18:36.146 - This isn't good. 1658 01:18:36.189 --> 01:18:37.625 - You can say that again. 1659 01:18:37.669 --> 01:18:39.279 - This isn't good! 1660 01:18:42.805 --> 01:18:43.805 Thank you. 1661 01:18:46.765 --> 01:18:49.028 [container rumbles] 1662 01:18:49.072 --> 01:18:51.596 What's going on, an earthquake? 1663 01:18:57.384 --> 01:18:58.255 - Well? 1664 01:18:58.298 --> 01:18:59.362 - No trace of Benjamin, you? 1665 01:18:59.386 --> 01:19:00.823 - No, not a trace. 1666 01:19:01.954 --> 01:19:02.955 So where's Otto? 1667 01:19:04.652 --> 01:19:07.394 - Looking from back there, I suppose. 1668 01:19:07.438 --> 01:19:09.570 - Then let's wait right here for him, hmm? 1669 01:19:09.614 --> 01:19:10.746 - Cool. - Mm hmm. 1670 01:19:17.143 --> 01:19:18.797 [lemurs chattering] 1671 01:19:18.841 --> 01:19:20.756 - Oh, hi there. 1672 01:19:22.018 --> 01:19:24.063 Are you hoping he'll come home too? 1673 01:19:24.977 --> 01:19:26.109 Hopefully they'll find him 1674 01:19:26.152 --> 01:19:28.415 and bring back Benjamin really soon. 1675 01:19:33.943 --> 01:19:35.205 [container thuds] 1676 01:19:35.248 --> 01:19:36.989 - Why are we doing all this moving around? 1677 01:19:37.033 --> 01:19:37.903 [ship horn honks] 1678 01:19:37.947 --> 01:19:39.383 - No idea. 1679 01:19:39.426 --> 01:19:41.559 So what's that noise? 1680 01:19:41.602 --> 01:19:44.344 - My guess is that they must have put us on a ship. 1681 01:19:44.388 --> 01:19:46.520 - I think you're right about that. 1682 01:19:46.564 --> 01:19:48.479 - So then where are we going? 1683 01:19:48.522 --> 01:19:49.872 - We're going nowhere! 1684 01:19:49.915 --> 01:19:51.612 We gotta get to the zoo and save it! 1685 01:19:51.656 --> 01:19:53.658 - I'm with you on doing that. 1686 01:19:53.701 --> 01:19:55.268 We gotta save it. 1687 01:19:55.312 --> 01:19:56.312 But how? 1688 01:20:01.579 --> 01:20:02.754 - There, Benjamin! 1689 01:20:02.798 --> 01:20:03.886 Can you push that out? 1690 01:20:03.929 --> 01:20:06.018 - [laughs] No problem! 1691 01:20:07.890 --> 01:20:10.196 [Benjamin grunts] 1692 01:20:10.240 --> 01:20:11.371 [vent clangs] 1693 01:20:11.415 --> 01:20:13.199 There! - Super, Benjamin! 1694 01:20:16.594 --> 01:20:18.161 I see Karla and Karl! 1695 01:20:18.204 --> 01:20:19.205 Karla, Karl! 1696 01:20:21.381 --> 01:20:22.381 Karl! 1697 01:20:23.209 --> 01:20:24.645 Darn, they can't hear me. 1698 01:20:24.689 --> 01:20:26.604 - Let me try. 1699 01:20:27.605 --> 01:20:32.610 Teroo! [ship horn honks] 1700 01:20:35.178 --> 01:20:36.266 - Even that didn't work. 1701 01:20:36.309 --> 01:20:37.789 They can't hear us. 1702 01:20:37.833 --> 01:20:39.660 What are we gonna do? 1703 01:20:39.704 --> 01:20:41.053 - Hey, by any chance 1704 01:20:41.097 --> 01:20:43.057 do you happen to have a sugar cube in your pocket? 1705 01:20:43.099 --> 01:20:44.230 - Come on, Benjamin, 1706 01:20:44.274 --> 01:20:45.536 this is not time... - Otto! 1707 01:20:45.579 --> 01:20:47.625 Do you trust me? 1708 01:20:47.668 --> 01:20:48.887 - Sure. 1709 01:20:48.931 --> 01:20:50.933 I mean, why of course I trust you. 1710 01:21:01.987 --> 01:21:04.598 You'll have to aim my trunk and make the shot. 1711 01:21:04.642 --> 01:21:05.904 I can't see anything. 1712 01:21:05.948 --> 01:21:10.909 - Benjamin, what an idea! 1713 01:21:12.084 --> 01:21:12.824 Now! 1714 01:21:12.868 --> 01:21:16.654 [sugar cube whooshes] 1715 01:21:16.697 --> 01:21:18.569 - Huh? - What is it? 1716 01:21:18.612 --> 01:21:20.266 - Something hard just hit me! 1717 01:21:20.310 --> 01:21:21.267 - Hit you where? 1718 01:21:21.311 --> 01:21:22.616 - On my neck, just now. 1719 01:21:25.358 --> 01:21:28.361 - Hey, that's weird. 1720 01:21:28.405 --> 01:21:29.797 It's a sugar cube. 1721 01:21:31.060 --> 01:21:32.583 - [Together] Benjamin! 1722 01:21:32.626 --> 01:21:34.411 - Benjamin, Benjamin? 1723 01:21:35.455 --> 01:21:37.370 - Hey there, we're up here! 1724 01:21:37.414 --> 01:21:38.806 - There's Otto! 1725 01:21:38.850 --> 01:21:40.069 - And a trunk! 1726 01:21:40.112 --> 01:21:43.289 - Hello! - Benjamin, Benjamin, hey! 1727 01:21:43.333 --> 01:21:44.551 - Hey, we're up here! 1728 01:21:44.595 --> 01:21:46.249 [horn honks] - The ship's leaving now. 1729 01:21:46.292 --> 01:21:50.122 - We need to stop it then! [man whistles] 1730 01:21:50.166 --> 01:21:51.166 - There! 1731 01:21:53.778 --> 01:21:55.345 You must stop that ship from leaving! 1732 01:21:55.388 --> 01:21:56.912 - What, absolutely not. 1733 01:21:56.955 --> 01:21:58.652 - There is a kidnapping victim on board! 1734 01:21:58.696 --> 01:22:00.089 - Wait, someone's been kidnapped? 1735 01:22:00.132 --> 01:22:01.196 - Trust me, I'm a reporter. 1736 01:22:01.220 --> 01:22:02.743 - Ooh. 1737 01:22:02.787 --> 01:22:05.703 Stop your ship, don't weigh anchor, 1738 01:22:05.746 --> 01:22:08.445 you have kidnapped hostage on board. 1739 01:22:08.488 --> 01:22:12.492 [men speak in foreign language] 1740 01:22:13.754 --> 01:22:15.060 - He's big! - He is big. 1741 01:22:16.235 --> 01:22:17.193 [man speaks in foreign language.] 1742 01:22:17.236 --> 01:22:18.716 - And he's fat! - And he's fat. 1743 01:22:18.759 --> 01:22:19.717 [speaks in foreign language] 1744 01:22:19.760 --> 01:22:20.892 - He's got a trunk. 1745 01:22:20.936 --> 01:22:22.285 - And he's got a, a what? 1746 01:22:22.328 --> 01:22:24.069 - A big trunk! 1747 01:22:25.941 --> 01:22:29.945 [men speak in foreign language] 1748 01:22:40.607 --> 01:22:42.261 - Yeah? [siren wails] 1749 01:22:42.305 --> 01:22:43.262 Yeah! 1750 01:22:43.306 --> 01:22:44.611 - In case you're writing a story, 1751 01:22:44.655 --> 01:22:46.285 my name's Bruno Bowings, spelled like it sounds. 1752 01:22:46.309 --> 01:22:48.920 [hopeful music] 1753 01:22:49.921 --> 01:22:51.531 - They stopped us from leaving! 1754 01:22:51.575 --> 01:22:55.535 [Benjamin laughs] - Phew. [sighs] 1755 01:22:55.579 --> 01:22:58.451 - That was close. - Too close. 1756 01:23:00.976 --> 01:23:02.586 - So Otto. - Yes? 1757 01:23:04.457 --> 01:23:06.242 - I have a big question. 1758 01:23:06.285 --> 01:23:07.634 Am I still your friend? 1759 01:23:07.678 --> 01:23:09.114 - No. 1760 01:23:09.158 --> 01:23:11.638 [Benjamin whimpers] 1761 01:23:11.682 --> 01:23:13.423 - You're my very best friend! 1762 01:23:13.466 --> 01:23:16.252 [Benjamin laughs] 1763 01:23:19.298 --> 01:23:21.126 I'm sorry for what I said. 1764 01:23:21.170 --> 01:23:22.432 - So am I. 1765 01:23:22.475 --> 01:23:25.043 That mean Miss Zack is gonna be sorry. 1766 01:23:25.087 --> 01:23:26.566 - I'm just hoping we're not too late. 1767 01:23:26.610 --> 01:23:27.654 - Me too. 1768 01:23:30.570 --> 01:23:36.359 - And because we sadly, sadly don't know Benjamin Blossom's whereabouts right now, 1769 01:23:36.402 --> 01:23:40.537 he made a choice not to be the trademark face of this zoo. 1770 01:23:40.580 --> 01:23:41.755 So we move on. 1771 01:23:41.799 --> 01:23:43.888 - This whole thing stinks to high heaven. 1772 01:23:43.931 --> 01:23:46.847 Benjamin would never leave our zoo in need. 1773 01:23:46.891 --> 01:23:48.260 - [Boy] Benjamin belongs here at the zoo. 1774 01:23:48.284 --> 01:23:49.154 - Yes, that's true. 1775 01:23:49.198 --> 01:23:50.460 - [Boy] Bring Benjamin back! 1776 01:23:50.503 --> 01:23:52.810 - I guarantee this, even without Benjamin, 1777 01:23:52.853 --> 01:23:54.681 the new zoo here in Neustadt, 1778 01:23:54.725 --> 01:23:58.903 will enrich and make proud, all the citizens of Neustadt. 1779 01:23:58.946 --> 01:24:01.079 [Hans and Franz applauding] 1780 01:24:01.123 --> 01:24:02.907 And now comes a great moment 1781 01:24:02.950 --> 01:24:06.084 in the future of this zoo and city. 1782 01:24:06.128 --> 01:24:08.826 Mr. Mayor, I now request you sign the contract. 1783 01:24:10.132 --> 01:24:11.394 - Miss Zack. 1784 01:24:11.437 --> 01:24:12.917 - Please, after you. 1785 01:24:15.615 --> 01:24:17.226 Just sign right there. 1786 01:24:19.576 --> 01:24:20.533 Go ahead. 1787 01:24:20.577 --> 01:24:23.623 [tense music] 1788 01:24:23.667 --> 01:24:25.756 [horn honks] - No! 1789 01:24:25.799 --> 01:24:27.758 - Will you sign it already? 1790 01:24:27.801 --> 01:24:28.976 - Don't sign it, don't! 1791 01:24:29.020 --> 01:24:30.848 - Miss Zack drugged and kidnapped Benjamin! 1792 01:24:30.891 --> 01:24:32.589 - What nonsense! 1793 01:24:32.632 --> 01:24:33.938 - It's not nonsense. 1794 01:24:33.981 --> 01:24:36.506 She put me the sleep with tainted sugar cubes! 1795 01:24:36.549 --> 01:24:37.787 - She's been exploiting poor Benjamin 1796 01:24:37.811 --> 01:24:39.683 and his weakness for sugar. 1797 01:24:39.726 --> 01:24:41.052 - Yeah! - Don't put our zoo's future 1798 01:24:41.076 --> 01:24:41.902 in her evil hands. 1799 01:24:41.946 --> 01:24:42.947 She'll stop at nothing. 1800 01:24:42.990 --> 01:24:44.209 - She has no proof of this. 1801 01:24:44.253 --> 01:24:45.384 No proof at all! 1802 01:24:45.428 --> 01:24:46.907 None, no, nothing at all! 1803 01:24:46.951 --> 01:24:49.693 - Do you have any real evidence for these allegations? 1804 01:24:49.736 --> 01:24:50.476 - Not really. 1805 01:24:50.520 --> 01:24:51.956 - You see? 1806 01:24:51.999 --> 01:24:55.220 - [Walter] So which part do I need to push, Mrs. Meier? 1807 01:24:55.264 --> 01:24:56.980 - [ Mrs. Meier] Mr. White, they can hear you. 1808 01:24:57.004 --> 01:24:59.746 - Oh ho, that voice, it's Walter! 1809 01:24:59.790 --> 01:25:02.793 - My, you look extra lovely, Mrs. Meier. 1810 01:25:02.836 --> 01:25:04.229 - Walter, they can all hear you. 1811 01:25:04.273 --> 01:25:06.101 - Is that so? [laughs] 1812 01:25:06.144 --> 01:25:07.406 Ah, oh well. 1813 01:25:07.450 --> 01:25:09.713 Let's just press this. 1814 01:25:09.756 --> 01:25:11.889 The following recordings I taped, 1815 01:25:11.932 --> 01:25:14.587 prove the evil doings of the criminal, Miss Zack. 1816 01:25:15.545 --> 01:25:17.286 Her little game is over. 1817 01:25:18.200 --> 01:25:19.200 Right. 1818 01:25:20.071 --> 01:25:23.118 [animals screeching] 1819 01:25:24.336 --> 01:25:26.773 - That's supposed to be evidence, huh? [laughs] 1820 01:25:26.817 --> 01:25:27.687 That's ridiculous. 1821 01:25:27.731 --> 01:25:29.080 - Yes, ridiculous. 1822 01:25:29.124 --> 01:25:30.666 - Switch off that old fool and let's finish up. 1823 01:25:30.690 --> 01:25:31.691 - Yeah. 1824 01:25:31.735 --> 01:25:36.566 - Oh, right, here it is. 1825 01:25:36.609 --> 01:25:38.350 - [Hans] You should bring Benjamin back 1826 01:25:38.394 --> 01:25:39.612 to smooth things out. 1827 01:25:39.656 --> 01:25:41.745 Hey that's me! [laughs] 1828 01:25:41.788 --> 01:25:44.027 - [Zora] For heavens sake, at noon that ship will shove off 1829 01:25:44.051 --> 01:25:46.532 and then our big, gray problem will be gone for good. 1830 01:25:46.576 --> 01:25:49.163 - Ship, what ship? - You mean get rid of him? - It doesn't mean a thing. 1831 01:25:49.187 --> 01:25:51.102 What did you dummies think was the plan? 1832 01:25:51.146 --> 01:25:52.210 That he was just gonna chill out 1833 01:25:52.234 --> 01:25:53.626 in that container at the port? 1834 01:25:53.670 --> 01:25:55.541 No, Benjamin is going on a long voyage. 1835 01:25:55.585 --> 01:25:56.847 That's not me. 1836 01:25:56.890 --> 01:25:59.415 He's been bought by a rich, Chinese collector. 1837 01:25:59.458 --> 01:26:00.738 Maybe he'll like it better there. 1838 01:26:00.764 --> 01:26:01.765 I have something to say. 1839 01:26:01.808 --> 01:26:04.246 [Mayor grunts] 1840 01:26:06.073 --> 01:26:09.164 - Ladies and gentleman, I have had nothing to do with this. 1841 01:26:10.382 --> 01:26:12.558 - Hey idiots, start the wrecking ball! 1842 01:26:13.690 --> 01:26:15.605 - No. - Not today. 1843 01:26:15.648 --> 01:26:17.694 - Chop, chop, or you'll both be fired! 1844 01:26:17.737 --> 01:26:19.130 - You can forget it. 1845 01:26:19.174 --> 01:26:20.523 - [Together] We quit! 1846 01:26:20.566 --> 01:26:22.699 [hover boards whooshing] 1847 01:26:22.742 --> 01:26:25.267 - Honestly, then I'll do it myself. 1848 01:26:25.310 --> 01:26:26.572 - Wait! - No! 1849 01:26:26.616 --> 01:26:28.792 - Oh no, she's unleashing the wrecking ball! 1850 01:26:30.620 --> 01:26:32.056 - I will laugh last! 1851 01:26:32.099 --> 01:26:33.405 - Benjamin! 1852 01:26:33.449 --> 01:26:36.147 [dart whooshing] 1853 01:26:37.540 --> 01:26:38.932 - Oh no! 1854 01:26:38.976 --> 01:26:40.630 - Ha, got him. 1855 01:26:40.673 --> 01:26:45.504 [wrecking ball whooshes] [crowd gasps] 1856 01:26:45.548 --> 01:26:46.679 - Oh dear me! 1857 01:26:53.338 --> 01:26:56.080 [Zora screams] 1858 01:26:56.123 --> 01:26:56.907 - The ball! 1859 01:26:56.950 --> 01:26:57.950 Watch out! 1860 01:27:02.304 --> 01:27:03.609 Here it comes again! 1861 01:27:03.653 --> 01:27:04.653 - Watch it! 1862 01:27:11.748 --> 01:27:12.575 - Mr. Tierlieb! 1863 01:27:12.618 --> 01:27:13.663 - Oh boy! 1864 01:27:19.234 --> 01:27:20.409 That's enough. 1865 01:27:21.323 --> 01:27:23.063 - Stop that ball, go! 1866 01:27:27.329 --> 01:27:30.157 [Benjamin grunts] 1867 01:27:36.990 --> 01:27:37.861 You okay? 1868 01:27:37.904 --> 01:27:38.904 - Yeah. 1869 01:27:42.213 --> 01:27:44.346 - Now that's how you stop a wrecking ball, see? 1870 01:27:44.389 --> 01:27:48.524 - So much for Neustadt, ha, a town of losers! 1871 01:27:48.567 --> 01:27:50.526 You can do what you want with your zoo. 1872 01:27:50.569 --> 01:27:52.049 I'm checking out! 1873 01:27:57.794 --> 01:28:00.579 [Alfred chatters] 1874 01:28:01.798 --> 01:28:04.496 [crowd laughs] 1875 01:28:04.540 --> 01:28:05.584 - Alfred! 1876 01:28:05.628 --> 01:28:07.673 - You meddling, stupid monkey! 1877 01:28:07.717 --> 01:28:09.109 [skunk purrs] 1878 01:28:09.153 --> 01:28:10.720 [spray hisses] 1879 01:28:10.763 --> 01:28:13.070 Oh! 1880 01:28:13.113 --> 01:28:16.203 [crowd laughs] 1881 01:28:16.247 --> 01:28:18.380 [Zora coughs] 1882 01:28:18.423 --> 01:28:20.207 - That's not the smell of success! 1883 01:28:20.251 --> 01:28:21.774 [crowd laughs] [crowd applauding] 1884 01:28:21.818 --> 01:28:24.603 [Benjamin laughs] 1885 01:28:27.214 --> 01:28:29.913 [cheerful music] 1886 01:28:40.619 --> 01:28:42.621 - That goes to the gorillas. 1887 01:28:42.665 --> 01:28:43.840 - Yeah, exactly. 1888 01:28:48.410 --> 01:28:50.237 - Okay, take this load to the rhino enclosure 1889 01:28:50.281 --> 01:28:51.978 for their new roof, thanks. 1890 01:28:59.334 --> 01:29:01.423 - Oh, thanks, Schnippy. 1891 01:29:01.466 --> 01:29:03.599 My yellow paint just ran out. 1892 01:29:03.642 --> 01:29:05.340 Thank you so much. 1893 01:29:06.776 --> 01:29:09.561 And in about an hour, I'll need some white paint, alright? 1894 01:29:10.736 --> 01:29:12.695 - So, have I ever told you about the time 1895 01:29:12.738 --> 01:29:15.350 I paddled through the sewers of Moscow in a canoe? 1896 01:29:15.393 --> 01:29:17.700 It was there that I met up with this crocodile 1897 01:29:17.743 --> 01:29:19.832 that was as long as a train, as tall as a ladder 1898 01:29:19.876 --> 01:29:21.791 and as wide as a bus. 1899 01:29:23.662 --> 01:29:25.272 - There we go, that's it. 1900 01:29:27.623 --> 01:29:28.624 Looks great. 1901 01:29:32.845 --> 01:29:35.587 I'd say all those drops in the ocean really add up. 1902 01:29:36.675 --> 01:29:38.460 - When everyone pitches in, things happen. 1903 01:29:38.503 --> 01:29:40.723 - So Mayor, have you learned from your mistakes 1904 01:29:40.766 --> 01:29:43.421 and could you explain why all Neustadt citizens 1905 01:29:43.465 --> 01:29:45.336 now have a say in the design of the zoo? 1906 01:29:45.380 --> 01:29:47.077 - This zoo's importance is huge to me. 1907 01:29:47.120 --> 01:29:48.078 And thanks to my intelligence, 1908 01:29:48.121 --> 01:29:50.297 generous support and leadership, 1909 01:29:50.341 --> 01:29:53.692 we have not only been able to redo, 1910 01:29:53.736 --> 01:29:55.999 to completely fix the zookeeper's house, 1911 01:29:56.042 --> 01:29:57.740 so that it's truly fine, 1912 01:29:57.783 --> 01:30:00.743 all the enclosures and the playgrounds 1913 01:30:00.786 --> 01:30:05.617 were also refurbished thanks to my, Pichler? 1914 01:30:05.661 --> 01:30:08.141 - Yes, it's amazingly gratifying what you've done 1915 01:30:08.185 --> 01:30:09.752 and you do belong in the zoo. 1916 01:30:09.795 --> 01:30:11.231 - Indeed. 1917 01:30:11.275 --> 01:30:13.538 - So the citizens of Neustadt can now rest assured 1918 01:30:13.582 --> 01:30:15.540 that's you will always represent their interests 1919 01:30:15.584 --> 01:30:17.629 over big business in the future? 1920 01:30:17.673 --> 01:30:20.676 - Represent is way too weak a word. - Does he ever stop talking? 1921 01:30:20.719 --> 01:30:23.940 - I'll do my best and more. - Alfred! 1922 01:30:24.767 --> 01:30:29.728 - Now you have your home back and your old swing. [laughs] 1923 01:30:29.772 --> 01:30:31.121 - Wowee, look at that! 1924 01:30:31.164 --> 01:30:34.472 [cheerful music] 1925 01:30:34.516 --> 01:30:36.169 - Hey dudes, check us out! 1926 01:30:36.213 --> 01:30:38.302 - You like our red, ice, ice, baby style? 1927 01:30:38.345 --> 01:30:39.085 Awesome, right? 1928 01:30:39.129 --> 01:30:40.129 - Sure! 1929 01:30:41.523 --> 01:30:44.395 - What do you think about our new Softee 3000, huh? 1930 01:30:44.439 --> 01:30:45.788 - Wait, this was a feeding robot 1931 01:30:45.831 --> 01:30:48.704 designed by Miss Zack! - Wowee, whoa! 1932 01:30:48.747 --> 01:30:50.227 - We made some sweet improvements. 1933 01:30:50.270 --> 01:30:52.098 - Yeah, a rad modification. 1934 01:30:52.142 --> 01:30:53.491 - Insane upgrade. 1935 01:30:53.535 --> 01:30:55.275 - [Together] 2.0. 1936 01:30:55.319 --> 01:30:56.319 Ah! 1937 01:30:59.192 --> 01:31:00.890 - There's just one thing left to do. 1938 01:31:00.933 --> 01:31:03.588 And you're the only one who can do it, Benjamin! 1939 01:31:03.632 --> 01:31:04.676 [Benjamin laughs] 1940 01:31:04.720 --> 01:31:09.725 [cheerful music] - Teroo! 1941 01:31:16.558 --> 01:31:20.300 ♪ Benjamin, oh dear elephant 1942 01:31:20.344 --> 01:31:24.566 ♪ You can speak and everybody knows your name ♪ 1943 01:31:24.609 --> 01:31:28.352 ♪ Benjamin we want to see you 1944 01:31:28.395 --> 01:31:32.530 ♪ We're wondering what will happen today ♪ 1945 01:31:32.574 --> 01:31:36.534 ♪ Benjamin, your world is beautiful ♪ 1946 01:31:36.578 --> 01:31:40.538 ♪ Benjamin, we want to be with you ♪ 1947 01:31:40.582 --> 01:31:44.542 ♪ Benjamin, we say hello 1948 01:31:44.586 --> 01:31:45.848 ♪ We are all your friends 1949 01:31:45.891 --> 01:31:48.720 ♪ And we all love you so 1950 01:31:48.764 --> 01:31:52.332 ♪ Benjamin, we're looking forward to it ♪ 1951 01:31:52.376 --> 01:31:55.466 ♪ To you and all of your friends ♪ 1952 01:31:55.510 --> 01:31:56.598 - Oh shoot! 1953 01:31:56.641 --> 01:32:00.253 ♪ Benjamin, let's be happy with us ♪ 1954 01:32:00.297 --> 01:32:01.646 ♪ We're having fun 1955 01:32:01.690 --> 01:32:04.562 ♪ And no one is alone 1956 01:32:04.606 --> 01:32:08.523 ♪ Benjamin, everyone knows you 1957 01:32:08.566 --> 01:32:12.570 ♪ Benjamin, the zoo's best friend ♪ 1958 01:32:12.614 --> 01:32:16.574 ♪ Benjamin, we say hello 1959 01:32:16.618 --> 01:32:18.141 ♪ We're now all your friends 1960 01:32:18.184 --> 01:32:21.666 ♪ And we all love you so 1961 01:32:36.594 --> 01:32:40.511 ♪ Benjamin, your world's so beautiful ♪ 1962 01:32:40.555 --> 01:32:44.254 ♪ Benjamin, we want to see you 1963 01:32:44.297 --> 01:32:45.864 ♪ 'Cause we love you 1964 01:32:45.908 --> 01:32:46.908 - Teroo! 1965 01:32:53.698 --> 01:32:57.615 ♪ Benjamin the Elephant 1966 01:32:57.659 --> 01:33:01.227 ♪ Ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta 1967 01:33:02.838 --> 01:33:06.624 [singing in foreign language] 1968 01:36:53.416 --> 01:36:54.591 - [Man] Oh yeah!