Grape Ape.
Over 40-feet high
Grape Ape.
Just a little bit shy
Grape Ape.
For a super strong guy
Yup, that's me.
The great, Grape Ape
Grape Ape.
If he comes to your town
Grape Ape.
He will really put down
Grape Ape.
Any bad guy around
The great, Grape Ape
What a sight to see him chuggin' block after block.
Things begin to shake and quake and rattle and rock.
The big, big, big, big, gorilla
Grape Ape.
I do not recommend
He is one to offend
Grape Ape.
So be sure he's your friend
Better be sure.
The great, Grape Ape
Yup, that's me.
07_Grapefinger-Return to Balaboomba
Ah, France, de Paris, great little town, wasn't it, Grape Ape?
Too bad we didn't pick up a souvenir.
Souvenir, got it, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Yeow, the Eiffel Tower!
Hey, we can't keep that, pal.
What'll the tourists do when they get to the
top of the tower and find out there's, no tower?
Come on, let's put it back, old buddy.
Okay, Beegley Beagley.
That's it, nice and neat.
We should be at my cousin's farm soon, purple pal.
You know, I haven't seen cousin Bon Bon Beagle
since he was knee high to a Crepe Suzette.
Pardon me, monsieur, perhaps you could give me, uh,
how you say, a lift?
Oh, sure, monsoon,
just hop in the back seat next to my pal, pal.
- Pal, what you say, uh, pal? - Oh, yeah, Grape Ape.
Sacrebleu, uh, are you say, gorill-la-la-la!
Hmm, guess they don't see
many tourists out here in grape country.
Le farm, proprietor, Bon Bon Beagle.
- Bon Bon Beagle. - Right.
Bon Bon Beagle.
- Bon Bon, oh, Bon Bon... - All right,
knock off the Bon Bon Bon, will ya?
Hmm, now, I wonder where Bon Bon is?
He was never around when you wanted him.
And whenever he was, he was cryin'.
Now, that sounds familiar.
Come on, Grape Ape. Let's go find him.
See what I told you, Grape Ape, ha-ha.
Well, hi, cousin Bon Bon.
Beegle, oh, I am so happy to see you.
Well, you haven't changed a bit, Bon Bon, ha.
- Anything wrong? - Is anything wrong?
But of course something is wrong.
- You see the grapes? - Ah, what grapes?
That is what is wrong. There is no grapes.
Not in the cart, and nothing in the fields.
Look closer.
Do you see any grapes?
No!
Oh, you feel sad too, cousin Beegle?
Oh, no, that wasn't me, that was uh, Grape Ape.
Ha-ha, he loves grapes!
Oh, yes, your friend you write about.
- Uh-uh, and where is he? - Oh, I'm sorry,
uh, I guess I was standing in front of him.
Howdy, Bon Bon, Grape Ape.
Gorillalalala!
Whatever the horse said, goes for me.
Gorillalalala!
Oh, relax, Bon Bon. Grape Ape is okay.
Yeah, okay.
So, what happened to all your grapes, Bon Bon?
They have been stolen.
And I am afraid that tonight,
the last of the grapes will disappear too.
I have worked so hard. I will lose everything.
My wife and children will go hungry.
Okay, okay, hold it, Grape Ape, hold it, hold it.
Cut out the tears, Grape.
We're gonna help--
You call this help?
Uh-oh, Grape Ape,
we're supposed to be guarding these grapes,
not eating them.
Sorry.
Hey, you know, from this here roof,
we can see anything that happens.
Hey, nobody's gonna get those grapes while we're around, hmm?
[Grapefinger]
Just as I planned.
Now, we'll find out where the grapes are goin'.
Ha-ha, I've done it again.
And now, to bring the mass cargo of grapes
to my secret hideout.
And a couple of surprises, righto Grapeo?
Righto, Beegley Beagley.
By tomorrow, I Grapefinger, will have all the grapes in the world.
Ha-ha, by tomorrow, you'll be squished like a grape.
Yeah, squished.
Co-co-cold, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Well, what do you expect? We're in the Swiss Alps.
But don't worry, pal, things should warm up
when we meet Grapefinger.
Wow, I wish I knew where we were, Grape Ape.
- I'll look. - No!
Uh-oh, that did it.
Flaps down, Grape Ape.
Right, Beegley Beagley.
Will you watch it next time? Yup, I know,
- I'm sorry. - I'm sorry.
Well, stop bein' so sorry,
and let's start checkin' the mountains
for Grapefinger's hideout.
It's half past a grape.
I'd better see what's keeping my van.
Hey, see anything Grape?
Zilch.
Well, let's me and you look for a clue.
Me and you look for a clue.
- Clue, you, me, you. - Okay, knock it off!
Well, my nosy friend, perhaps we can be of some service.
[This way to Grapefinger]
Huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh.
Hey, here's a clue.
This way to Grapefinger.
Which way?
Oh, thanks.
Come on, pal.
Quick, Grapeo, get ready to jump.
Jump, jump, Grape Ape.
[Ski - Olympic logo - Jump]
Huh-huh-huh, ha-ha-ha-ha
You'll never get out of this.
You know, I got me a hunch that once
we get to the top of this here mountain,
we gonna put the finger on Grapefinger.
Listen, you poor excuse for a Bagel.
That's Beagle.
Beagle, Bagel, whatever.
Why don't you just get lost?
Uh, we already are.
You see, the signs around here are lousy.
We, you and who else?
Me and my purple pal, Grape Ape.
Yeow, a gorilla-la-la-la!
So, there are two of you.
Well, no matter, there's always room for
unexpected guests to drop in.
Hey, this mountain's a regular fun house.
Yeah, wee.
Now that I've taken the starch out of that big gorilla,
I'll give him some of my own blend.
My instant drying, super strong starch, ha-ha-huh-huh.
So, now you are a gorilla of another color.
Now, tell me where your silly little friend is.
That doesn't tell me much.
Ah-ha, so there you are.
How about a little super strong starch for you, too?
Uh-oh.
Sorry, pal, I'll get us out of here, don't you worry.
Na, na, na, na, na.
You can not escape.
That's what you think.
So, I was wrong and he was right.
Think of it, my fine, immovable friends.
When I finish this last haul,
all the grapes in the world will be mine.
Have you any last requests before I leave you here forever?
Uh, yeah, thanks,
I sure could use a ham and cheese on rye.
And your purple pal?
Oh, anything but a grape.
I can't stand to see what one little grape does to him.
Hmm, I wonder what he means?
Oh-oh, that might be fun, huh-huh-huh.
I think I can spare one, little grape.
- One grape, comin' up, pal. - Oh, boy.
- Oh, Grapefinger, you wouldn't. - Oh, yes, I would, ha-ha.
I'm not sneaky and unlovable for nothing, ha-ha.
Open wide.
Oh, ah, yeah, hmm.
- Wow-wee... - I've been tricked!
Okay, already, okay!
There goes Grapefinger. Come on, Grape Ape.
We gotta head him off at the pass.
Oh, yeah, that pass.
Well, that oughta cool him off for a while.
How embarrassing.
Grapefinger done in by Grape Ape.
How can I ever thank you, cousin Beegle?
Everything I have is yours.
Well, normally I'd accept your offer,
but bein' that we're cousins, forget it.
We did it for nothin'.
But I have already rewarded Grape Ape.
You did, what with?
A bunch of grapes, what else?
A bunch of grapes!
One is bad enough.
A bunch will send him into orbit.
Oh, no.
No, Grape Ape, no!
Yum!
I do not believe it.
Well, you better believe it.
That's the first Grape astronaut.
Something's wrong, Grape Ape?
When you turn your nose up in a scrumptious picnic,
something's gotta be wrong.
Right, Beegley Beagley.
Something wrong.
Okay, so, what's your problem, my purple pal?
Well, it's uh...
Oh, see funny monkey.
Huh, that's no funny monkey, son.
Yeow, that's a giant gorilla-la-la-la!
- Mommy and daddy? - Uh-huh.
So that's it, you're homesick.
You wanna go see your mommy and daddy, right?
Yeah, Beegley, Grape Ape.
Whoa, hold it.
I can't take you home, grape.
Ocean ships cost a lot of coconuts, and we're broke.
Hey, come on, stop with the tears.
I forgot my life raft.
All right, all right, Grape.
I'll do it.
I'll do it, I'll get ya home somehow,
if I don't drown first.
- Now, are you happy? - Uh-huh.
I'm happy.
Well, then how come you're cryin'?
'Cause I'm so...
...happy.
Oh.
There it is, blimey, the unexplored jungles of Balaboomba.
Soon, my collection will be complete.
Blimey, bring 'em back Bogey.
All of this for a bloomin' hobby.
Hobby, my private zoo of the world's rarest animals isn't a hobby.
It's an obsession.
Look at these sweethearts.
The extinct mammoth, a prehistoric horse, a unicorn.
And now I'll be bringin' back the rarest prize of 'em all,
the legendary purple apes of Balaboomba.
Are you sure you can bring 'em back, Bogey?
Sure, I'm sure.
That's why I'm called, bring 'em back Bogey.
Well, when you don't have the bread,
you gotta have the brains.
All set?
Yeah, Beegley Beagley.
Power on?
Yeah.
And away we go!
On this forward water skiin' 40-foot ape, ha-ha-huh.
According to my calculations,
we oughta reach your home about uh,
dinner time.
Dinner, yahoo-hoo-hoo!
Almost dinner time, Harry.
Shh, the nose, I'm listenin' to the nose.
Blimey, Bogey, do you see what I just heard?
Yeah, the talkin' apes of Balaboomba.
Let's bring 'em back.
Harry, did you hear me?
Shh, the nose.
Success!
Bring 'em back Bogey's bringin' 'em back again.
- Harry. - Shh.
- The nose. - What nose?
Man is in the forest.
Not bad, huh, my purple pal?
We done made it before dinner.
Ah-huh, mama, papa, I'm home, Grape Ape.
- Uh, what did you say? - I didn't, my 40-foot son did.
Yeow, a giant, purple gorillalalala!
Yeah, and one giant purple ape
is worth more than two ordinary purple apes.
Drop everything, I must capture him.
Welcome home, son.
Mom.
Wake up, our baby's home.
- Huh, which one? - The big kid.
Must be dinner time.
My, you've grown.
Uh, psst, uh-uh, Grape Ape, uh, Grape Ape.
Oh-oh, yeah, this my friend, Beagley.
Uh, glad to meet you, folks.
Uh, I'm sorry to barge in on you like this,
but uh, Grape wanted to get home by dinner time.
That figures.
Are you sure, these are the giant ape's tracks, gov?
Sure I'm sure, see.
- Yeow, it's it again. - Yup, a 40-foot fortune.
Little snack before din-din?
Thanks, mama.
Yup, I tell you pop, life in the city is a jungle.
Same here.
Oh, you gotta be kiddin', here?
- Everything's so peaceful. - You mean dull.
Nothin' ever happens.
- You're sure this'll work, Bogey? - Sure, I'm sure.
One whiff of this tranquil gas, and that big ape
won't wake up 'till he's in my zoo.
Hurricane!
It's just sonny, he's sleepy.
Hey, Grape Ape!
Take a nap, will ya?
Before you wipe out the whole jungle.
Okie Dokie.
- Blimey, Bogey, you did it. - Huh, don't I always?
Now, let's get the truck and haul my prize home.
- All set. - Swell, Blimey.
Now, you'll see how, bring 'em back Bogey brings 'em back.
- I'm watchin'. - Good,
maybe you'll learn somethin'.
I'm still watchin'.
Well, did ya learn anything?
Yeah, bring 'em back, you better change your name.
Hmm...
Hmm, property of bring 'em back Bogey.
Somebody's planning to carry Grape Ape off.
Carry him off, you have to get him out of that hole, first.
No wonder he's nappin'.
This here is tranquil gas.
Show him some food, he'll wake up.
That's it. Listen.
Sounds like bring 'em back Bogey.
You folks relax, I'll handle him.
Uh-oh, hold it right there, Bogey, or I'll--
Or you'll what, pooch?
Uh, give me time, I'll think of somethin'.
You know, Blimey, three talking, purple apes
are more valuable than just one giant ape.
- So? - So,
we take the two little ones now,
and come back for the big one later.
- Harry, they're taking us away. - Good, we both need a vacation.
- Do something, Harry. - All right, dear.
I'll take a nap.
- You sure this'll work, Bogey? - Sure, I'm sure.
When I give the signal, the ship'll reel in the cable,
pull our purple pet down the trail and up on the deck.
Bogey to boat,
reel her in.
One, giant, purple ape comin' up.
You hear that, Harry?
They're bringing baby aboard.
Good.
Nothing like a family ocean trip.
- He's movin'. - But too slow.
You watch our prize while I go hurry things along.
Righto, gov.
Hey, I think I finally thought of somethin'.
Hey, Grapeo, lunch time, lunch time.
Lunch... time?
Here now, what's with this lunch time?
Sorry, captain, but the cable's goin' full speed now.
Well the boat isn't.
All engines, full speed ahead.
Aye-aye, captain.
Any good-bye words to your purple pal, matey?
Yup, just three little words, Blimey.
Last call for lunch.
Lunch, Grape Ape.
Hey, that was four little words.
Uh, you mean, five.
Grape!
Cut that out, or I'll--
Or you'll what?
Give me time, I'll think of somethin'.
Hey, Grape, your mommy and papa are on that boat.
Now, grab that cable and pull 'em back.
Okay, Beegley.
I can't believe it, three purple apes.
And they're all mine!
Hey, what's with this stoppin'?
Full speed ahead!
I'm trying, sir.
Stop playin' around, Grapeo, dinner's waitin'.
Okie Dokie, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo.
This is ridiculous.
- This is humiliating. - Shucks,
don't blame the monkeys.
- They think you're in a zoo. - Let me outta here.
Sure thing, Bogey.
If you promise to never come back and to make
every week a Be Kind to Animals Week.
Bye-bye, baby boy.
Baby, well our baby eats like a horse.
Bye-bye, Grape Ape.
See you soon.
Who'd believe I was put out of business
by a giant purple ape and a midget mutt?
Oh, this is great, Grape Ape, just great.
What?
Well, after all I went through
to cure your homesickness,
- what do I get? - What?
- Seasickness, oh. - Beegley.
Don't tell me, I know what you're gonna say.
- I'm sorry. - I'm sorry.
Yeah, me too, Grape Ape, me too.
By: Reza Fa.