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.
11_Who's New at the Zoo- The Indian Grape Call
[Storage]
[Tarzan yell]
[The End]
You know, Grape Ape, those are my kind of heroes.
Mine too, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
And now, stay tuned for
a special on-the-spot interview
with two very unusual additions to the zoo.
Take it away, Bumbly.
Thank you, Binkley.
Well, folks, believe it or not,
I'm going to be interviewing two purple apes that talk.
How do you like your new home?
It's nice, but it's not home.
Yeah, lousy room service, no view.
Mama, papa.
So you two are going to be the star attractions?
Yup, movies, television, the works.
- Harry's the talented one. - Eh, she's right.
Uh, catch this.
Amazing.
Hmm, I wonder how come they're in the zoo.
And now, folks, a word from the man responsible
for bringing these animals to the zoo,
"Bring 'em back Bogey."
Oh, so that's who's the how come.
Mama, papa.
Doggone that bring 'em back.
He promised never to return to Balaboomba
to bring them back, remember?
In the zoo.
Hey, come on, Grape, shut off the waterfall.
I can't.
Well, ya gotta, if you wanna save your folks from Bogey,
and, uh, save me from drowning.
Okie-dokie, let's go.
You really think that giant purple monk will show up, Bog?
Sure, Blimey, sure.
His folks are just the bait I need to nab 'em
for a $10,000,000 sale.
Well, there they are, my purple pal.
Mama, papa.
I gotta speak to my producer about these accommodations.
Complain, complain, complain.
Will ya look at the view now?
- I knew we'd go up in the world. - Sure, thanks to our little boy.
Hello, sweetums.
Hi, momums, papa.
Well, hiya, kid.
Shh, we're gettin' ya out of here, folks.
Are you kiddin'? I'm a star.
Papa's a prisoner.
Cheer up, pal, I've got an angle.
Uh, listen, pop, since uh, you're a star,
I'm gonna be your number one agent.
- Yeah? - Sure,
now the first thing you gotta do
is hold out for more coconuts.
Okay, if that's how the other stars do it.
They got away again?
Not for long,
you're forgetting plan B in case they escape.
Blimey, we're going back to Balaboomba.
Uh, slow down, Grape, we're almost home.
Aye, aye, Beegley Beagley.
Welcome home, and have we got a surprise for you.
- I love surprises. - Swell, here it is.
Hey, what kind of surprise is this?
A 40-foot ape hold steel cage surprise, mutt.
You won't get away this time.
We'll be right back to take you back to the zoo.
I don't think I like this surprise, Harry.
It's sure no way to treat a star.
Relax, folks, we'll get us out, right, Grape?
Wrong, Beegley.
Hmm, since his brawn won't work, I better use my head.
Or rather, mama's head.
Uh, excuse me, can I borrow a hairpin?
Oh, sure, I have a permanent.
- Going up. - Okie-dokie.
Um, hold it, pal.
Oh, boy, oh, boy.
Blimey, Bogey, they got away again.
Gone away, but not got away,
and they won't get away from my scientifically
equipped ape catcher.
It's good to be home.
Heh, I prefer our hotel in the city.
Personally, I don't like you being a star.
How come?
For one thing, that cute little orangutan starlet
who was giving you the eye.
Heh, well, when you've got it, you've got it.
Huh.
Sounds like home sweet home again.
Sounds that way.
It's that Bogey, and he's after Grape.
Come on, Grape!
Okay, Beegley.
Look, he's gettin' away.
He'll be back when he gets zapped by my fur magnet.
Yikes, you don't have to fly, Grape,
especially in the wrong direction.
You know, Bogey, I think that magnet works too good.
Oh.
Those two are running the neighborhood.
- Let's move, sweetums. - Okie-dokie, momums.
Any place in particular you'd like to move, Mrs. Ape?
Yes, Hidden Valley is a nice, quite,
out-of-the-way neighborhood.
They went that way.
There they are, get the ape grabber ready.
They'll never know what grabbed 'em.
Hidden Valley is all the way behind this mountain.
We have friends who live there
so nobody would ever find them.
Hmm, sounds like just where we ought to be.
Right, Beegley.
Mama, papa.
Shucks, Grape, you can't fit through that crack.
Well, shut my mouth!
It looks like we stepped a zillion years into the past.
Pretty, huh?
Now, where do we find that no good Bogey?
- There. - Oh, no!
With that head start, they'll get away.
Uh, do you know a shortcut, Grape?
Uh-huh.
It's impossible.
Nope, it's Grape Ape.
Put us down, you big ape.
Uh-huh.
Thank you, sweetums,
now let's get moved and surprise daddums.
Okie-dokie, momums.
When that overgrown chimp gets zapped by my Mesmer beam,
he'll be our slave.
I gotta see it to believe it.
Okay, just watch.
Bogey to ape, come here.
Yes, master, coming, master.
Huh, oh, no, Bogey's got control of his mind.
Our baby boy's in trouble.
Your his daddy, do something.
Oh, all right.
[Tarzan yell]
Hey, what's with the chest thumpin' bit, pop?
Doesn't everybody call his neighbors this way?
Neighbors?
I've gotta be dreamin'.
Hey, friends and neighbors, uh, got a problem.
What?
It's our baby boy, some people types have taken him away.
Uh, we got some rescuin' to do, come on.
Well, Blimey,
it looks like Bring 'em back's bringin' him back.
Better look again, Bogey.
Relax, our slave will shoo 'em away.
Up and at 'em, ape.
Yes, master.
You guys better free my pal.
Your pal?
You mean our slave, thanks to our Mesmer beam.
Oh, so that's your gimmick, huh?
- Hit it, Dino. - Okay.
Whoops, sorry, Bronty. (Brontosaurus)
Sorry, Bronty, is he kiddin'?
Is that you, Grape Ape?
It's me, Beegley.
Something tells me we better beat it, Bogey.
Yeah, something's telling me the same thing.
Mama, papa.
Look, Harry, our baby's ours again.
Will ya stop with the mush.
The kid'll grow up to be a mama's boy.
And uh, speaking of mamas, what's with bird?
Oh, she's just gonna take that egg back to her nest.
She thinks it's one of hers.
Boy, I do bet Bogey will be surprised when he gets hatched.
Uh, sorry about your showbiz career, pop.
Just as well, after readin' the news,
I figure they needed somebody like me in politics.
Makes sense.
Well, we gotta be goin', folks.
Bye-bye, babeums.
Bye, momums, papa.
Knock off the tear-jerkin' stuff, will ya?
Might be catchin'.
Hey, mutt, take us with ya, will ya?
Sure, Bogey, next time we visit Balaboomba.
You know, Grape, your folks are my kind of people,
uh, I mean apes.
Mine too. I miss mama and papa.
Oh-oh, great, you know, there's only one thing
bigger than your heart, and that's your appetite,
ah, and it's uh, way past dinner time, hmm?
So, what are we waitin' for?
Ha-ha-ha, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
How about this, Grape Ape, we're Royal Canadian Mounties,
always on call to maintain law and order.
These uniforms mean we're responsible for
upholding justice here in The North Woods.
So, let's go and uphold some justice.
Maintain law and order.
Uphold justice.
Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Whoops, sorry.
Mounties, giddy-up, giddy-up, giddy-up, giddy-up,
giddy-up, giddy-up, giddy-up.
Hey, hold it with the giddy-ups
and straighten up that mountain, my purple pal.
Yes, sir, officer Beegley Beagley.
That's better, just remember, Grape,
us Mounties is always neat and we always get our men.
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
Come on, Grape Ape, we is needed.
Okie-dokie, Beegley Beagley.
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
It's O'Lady in distress, Grape Ape.
She's right there.
Uh, excuse me, lady in distress,
what seems to be the problem which any of us,
Canadian Mounties, can solve?
Us, us who?
Uh, me and my fellow Mountie, Grape Ape.
Oh, hello, Mr. Ape.
Uh, wait, are you gonna say, uh, yeow, a goril-ill-ill-la?
Aren't you gonna say that?
Why, no, silly.
You've seen one 40-foot purple ape, you've seen them all.
Oh, but listen, I'm really glad you're here.
Well, when O'Lady is in distress, us Mounties can--
Oh, I'm not in distress yet, wait here and I'll explain.
Are we gonna see movies?
- Grape Ape. - Pay attention,
because this is the plot.
Uh, can someone get the lights?
One nightfall comin' up, officer Grape.
Okie-dokie, officer Beegley.
Thank you.
Now, this is a picture of Rosie O'Lady.
The sweetest, prettiest, kindest person I know.
Yeah, sweetest, prettiest. Grape Ape.
Hey, she looks like you.
That is me, silly, ha-ha.
Now, this is Bart Blackheart, a villainous villain
who is the meanest, dirtiest, foulest villain
that ever I knew.
Blackheart's the name, villainy's my game, ha-hoo-huh-huh-huh.
Hiss, hiss.
He's also not a very nice person.
He owns the whole cross-Canada railroad,
but he's mad because it doesn't completely cross Canada.
Well, what's stopping it?
My house, lights please.
Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga railroad, chugga--
Okay, Grape Ape, knock off the chugga, chugga, Chugga,
and make with the lights.
Okay, Beegley Beagley.
Bart Blackheart plans to build his railroad
right through my living room.
That dirty villain.
You rang?
So now, if you'll excuse me,
help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
We villains aren't allowed to tie girls
to the tracks anymore,
but if you'd be so kind as to lie there
until the train comes along, huh?
I understand completely, Bart Blackheart.
Ah, you're a good sport, Rosie O'Lady.
But, you must understand, Bart,
that I get to leave when help arrives.
If help arrives, Ms. O'Lady.
Ha-ha-ha,
ouch.
And now, I must be off.
Help O'Lady, knit one.
Help O'Lady, purl two.
Beegle Beagle and Grape Ape at your service.
Well, its about time, that villainous Blackheart
has left me at the mercy of that oncoming train.
Knit one, purl two, knit one, purl two.
Uh, what oncoming train?
That one, silly goose.
Okay, Grape Ape, we're on.
Gotcha, Beegley Beagley.
No, no, no, you're suppose to pick me up,
not the whole train.
Either play by the rules or don't play at all.
Rosie O'Lady is a little weird, my purple pal.
Rosie O'Lady is a lot weird, Beegley Beagley.
Curses, but never fear, I will emerge victorious.
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
Must you shriek like that?
It's the only way I know how to shriek.
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
Oh, why, thank you, Mr. Blackheart.
Bon voyage!
Here we go again, the old over the waterfall routine.
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
Look, Grape Ape, Rosie O'Lady is headin'
for that there waterfall.
Help O'Lady!
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
Say, you're a handy Mountie to have around, Grape Ape.
Aw, shucks, Grape Ape.
Drat and double drat.
Well, ha-ha-ha, I have more tricks up my sleeve.
Huh,
maybe it's up this sleeve.
Now, where could I have put those tricks?
Whew, all this rescuin' is givin' me quite an appetite,
my purple pal,
and those pancakes smell de-licious.
Ready to eat, Beegley Beagley.
Flip away, Grape Ape.
Okie-dokie.
Hey, yum, that should really hit the spot.
Hmm, however, that wasn't exactly the spot I had in mind.
Sorry, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Never mind that, where's the syrup?
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
Hey, that sounds like Rosie's in trouble again.
Help O'Lady!
Beegle Beagle and Grape Ape at your servi--
Oh, thank goodness you've come.
That villainous Blackheart has locked me out of my own home,
and just when my favorite soap opera is on.
The cat, this is a job for Grape Ape.
Take it away, my purple pal.
Gee, men have held the door for me before,
but no one has held the whole cabin.
Listen, Grape Ape.
Sounds like a train, Beegley.
Of course it's a train, you blue baboon.
My railroad is coming through, ready or not.
Curses, coiled again.
My heroes!
Oh, gosh, ma'am, ha-ha, it was nothin'.
Of course, for you.
That gorgeous Grape Ape did all the work.
You saved my life, and saved my cabin.
I did, I did.
You believe this?
When he's calling me
Rosie O'Lady, O'Lady, O'Lady, O'Lady
Who knew he could yodel?
O'Lady, O'Lady, O'Lady
How much can one villain take?
Luckily, I have a final master plan that get rid of
Rosie and those Mounties once and for all, hahaha.
No, no, no, I will not go with you,
at least not while my favorite game show is on.
You have no choice, Rosie O'Lady.
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
Nowhere, seven miles thataway.
Good, we're seven miles from nowhere.
Bart Blackheart, where have you brought me?
Out where you'll never find your way back.
Help O'Lady, help O'Lady!
I'm comin', Rosie O'Lady,
- O'lady, O'Lady, - Enough O'Lady already,
- let's find her. - O'Lady...
My heroes, you saved me!
Uh, we haven't got time to go through all that again.
There's no tellin' what Bart Blackheart's up to.
This should get that house out of the way of my railroad.
Sort of.
Curses! Soiled again.
You can't get away, Bart.
Hahaha, just watch me.
Hey!
My heroes.
You caught that villain
Yes we did, yes we did
Yes they did, yes they did
- If you can't let them - If you can't let them
- What's wrong with a quartet - What's wrong with a quartet
- Yes they did, yes they did - Yes, they did, yes they did
Yes, they did
Oh, terrific, great.
Yeah, terr... oops.
Why, a villain always gets it.
I'm sorry.
Drat and double drat.
By : Reza Fa.