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00:00Today, Rupert, with the help of Crow, makes a discovery in Rupert and the Buried Silver.
00:16There's a little bear that you've never seen before, who's a lot of fun.
00:23Children everywhere, go to love him more and more, he's the number one.
00:30There's a million stories to be told, all the things that he's done.
00:36And he's gonna share them all with you, so come along.
00:43Rupert, Rupert the Bell, everyone sing his name.
00:50Rupert, Rupert the Bell, everyone come and join.
00:56In all of his name.
01:00Mrs. Bear is taking the curtains down in the kitchen.
01:09What are you doing with those? asks Rupert.
01:12I thought I'd start my spring cleaning, dear.
01:16Shall I help you?
01:17Well, as it's your half term, why not go on a picnic? It's a lovely day.
01:24Oh, super. I'll telephone Pudgy Pig and see what he's doing.
01:28Yes, dear, says Mrs. Bear getting down.
01:31And I'll make you some sandwiches.
01:33While Mrs. Bear is busy cutting the bread, Rupert is telephoning his friend.
01:40Yes, Pudgy can come, but his cousin Rosalie is spending her half term with him, so she'll have to come too.
01:47Oh, we've arranged to meet at the lone tree on the common.
01:51I'll get it.
01:54Rupert opens the back door, and Bill Badger is standing on the step.
01:58Why, hello, Bill. I'm going for a picnic with Pudgy and Rosalie. Want to come?
02:04Oh, yes, please, Rupert.
02:06What a good job I've made enough for two, laughs Mrs. Bear.
02:11Rosalie and Pudgy Pig are eating sweets and waiting by the lone tree.
02:16Hello, you two. Started the picnic already, asks Rupert.
02:21How are we all going to get into the chariot, asks Pudgy.
02:25We're not. We're walking.
02:27I'm leaving the chariot here, explains Rupert.
02:30They leave the chariot and set out to walk.
02:34But Rosalie still keeps up the talk.
02:36And so their journey is not so fleet, as she keeps complaining of her feet.
02:42Oh, my poor feet hurt, she sighs.
02:47We'll have a rest, then.
02:49You shouldn't have brought her. She's a pest when we go out, says Bill.
02:54Don't speak to me like that, Bill Badger.
02:57I'm not a pest.
02:58My feet hurt, and I'm hungry, and I'm going to have a snack, moans Rosalie.
03:04There's a fallen tree trunk over there. Let's rest a while.
03:09The chums sit on the tree trunk, talking,
03:12When suddenly, Rupert hears twigs crackling under heavy footsteps.
03:16A man comes towards them.
03:19What are you all doing here?
03:21Asks the man in a gruff, angry voice.
03:24Only resting, sir, replies Rupert.
03:27Well, now, isn't that nice?
03:31He pauses, and then shouts.
03:34This is my land. Get off.
03:37Oh, Margie, I'm frightened.
03:39Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know we were trespassing.
03:43But we'll go straight away.
03:45Rupert and the chums leave hurriedly.
03:49Look, there's Stan, and he's beckoning to us, says Rupert.
03:53Let's see what he wants.
03:55Hello, Stan.
03:57A man shouted at us just now.
03:59Do you know who he is?
04:01Yes, his name's Grant, and he's bought a farm just here, explains Stan.
04:06Would you and your friends like to come over to my house for a rest?
04:11Oh, thank you, Stan.
04:12Oh, yes, and I can sit down.
04:16My feet hurt.
04:18Rupert and his chums follow Stan into the next field.
04:23The house is very odd-looking.
04:26It's partly an old cottage and partly a railway carriage.
04:30I do like your house, Stan.
04:37It's very cosy, remarks Rupert.
04:40Yes, I like it too.
04:42But that Mr. Grant wants me out.
04:45However, this piece of ground belongs to me.
04:49Oh, that's lucky.
04:50He can't do anything to hurt you, then.
04:52After a while, Rosalie tells them that she has rested her feet and wants to go.
04:57Do come again, says Stan.
05:00At last, they find somewhere for their picnic.
05:05Mrs. Bear makes smashing sandwiches, Rupert.
05:09Poggy and I have got banana ones.
05:13When they finish their picnic, Poggy and Rosalie decide to go a different way home.
05:18But Rupert and Bill have to fetch the chariot.
05:19Suddenly, Rupert stops.
05:25Listen, Bill.
05:27Can you hear voices?
05:29Yes.
05:30Who is it?
05:32One of them is Mr. Grant, anyway.
05:34Shh!
05:35Let's hear what they're saying.
05:37I'd never have buried the stuff there if I'd known that old chap was going to live in that railway carriage.
05:42We'll have to get him out of the way.
05:45Hey, Bill.
05:46They must be talking about Stan, exclaims Rupert.
05:49Let's go and tell him.
05:51They find Stan sitting outside his door.
05:55Well, well.
05:55I didn't expect you back so soon.
05:57Why are you...
05:58Sorry to interrupt you, Stan, remarks Rupert.
06:00But we've got something very important to tell you.
06:03It's about that horrible Mr. Grant, chimes in Bill.
06:07What about him?
06:09He hasn't been chasing you again, has he?
06:11Oh, nothing like that.
06:13Hold on, Bill.
06:14Let me tell Stan.
06:16Rupert explains the conversation that he and Bill overheard in the bushes.
06:19Hmm.
06:22I'd like to know what Grant means by getting me out the way.
06:31Crow appears and hovers round Rupert.
06:34What do you want, Crow?
06:36Asks Rupert.
06:40Hey, look.
06:41He's trying to tell us something.
06:47Rupert, Bill and Stan walk over to where Crow is located.
06:49He's flapping his wings.
06:51Right.
06:52We're here now.
06:53What is it?
07:00Look.
07:00He's gone over to that spade.
07:03I think he wants us to dig here.
07:06Oh, Rupert.
07:07I wonder why.
07:12Rupert begins to dig with Crow looking on.
07:14Rupert.
07:15Oh, Rupert.
07:16Rupert.
07:17Hi.
07:18Oh, Rupert.
07:21Rupert.
07:22Rupert.
07:22Rupert.
07:23Rupert.
07:24Gosh, Stan.
07:25What's this?
07:27It seems to be a sack.
07:29Let's get it out.
07:31Quick, Bill.
07:32Help us with this.
07:32It's heavy.
07:34I wonder what's inside.
07:35come on we'll open it up wizardy whiz look Stan lots and lots of lovely silver ornaments
07:48I believe that they're the things that were stolen from the manor house Rupert let me see
07:54now it was some time ago yes they're the ones I remember them from the description in the paper
08:00now we know why mr. grant doesn't want you to live here Rupert turns to crow you are a clever
08:08bird thanks for your help I second that smiles Stan and crow flies off what are we going to do
08:22Rupert there's only one thing to do we'll all go to Nutford police station and tell PC growler what
08:29we know and take the sack of silver ornaments with us Rupert tells the constable of their find we know
08:38who the thief is not so fast Rupert not so fast interrupts constable growler you mean you think
08:45you know who the thief is hmm it certainly looks like the stolen goods from the manor this is very
08:52important fine young Rupert and I'm sure there'll be a reward oh good sir now you think you know
08:59who the thief is do you Rupert that mr. grant is just going into the shop across the road cries
09:05Bill excitedly oh yes that's him look sir let me see is it that man asks constable growler yes what
09:15shall we do you wait here leave this to me Rupert Bill and Stan watch as the constable crosses the
09:22high street mr. grant is in the doorway of the shop I should like you to come to the police station to
09:28help me with my inquiries if you don't mind sir why I haven't done anything then you won't mind
09:35coming will you sir oh the council was bringing mr. grab back with him hey where did that come from
09:43shouts mr. grant I left it aha so you recognize it the constable has the handcuffs on him in no time
09:51Rupert takes Stan and Bill back to his cottage they tell mrs. bear all about the buried silver I
09:59hope constable growler will find the other man mr. grant was talking to in the bushes says Rupert I
10:05have no fear of that I'm sure he won't take all the blame says Stan I hope you had time to have a
10:12nice picnic dear says mrs. bear
10:42everyone come and join in all of these games
10:49Rupert
10:51Rupert the bell everyone come and join in all of these games
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