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Nilsson. Oh, it must be Mr. Nilsson. Mr. Nilsson? Mr. Nilsson? We didn't know about a Mr. Nilsson, did we? What a shame. He'll be really disappointed. He'll be really disappointed. [HEAVY THUDS] I guess we've got the wrong house. I guess we've got the wrong house. Sorry to have bothered you. No matter. Come again. [HEAVY THUDS] [HEAVY THUDS] [GRUNTING] Did you see that? Did you see all that gold? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Yes, I know. But that Mr. Nilsson, we'd better be careful about him. Yeah, but the gold! Yeah, but the gold! Don't worry. That gold is ours. Mr. Nilsson or no Mr. Nilsson, we'll Mr. Nilsson or no Mr. Nilsson, we'll come back again tomorrow night. [HUMMING] [HUMMING] KLANG: Well, this shouldn't take long. After all, she's just a little girl. After all, she's just a little girl. KLING: We're on official business, Klang. Let's turn on that flashing light. Let's turn on that flashing light. Right. Let's see. Let's see. Isn't there a button? There. Is it working now? Is it working now? [RADIO STATIC] Nope. KLANG: How about now? KLING: No. KLANG: How about-- KLANG: How about-- Oh, forget it. We're here. Remember, Kling, act serious. Remember, Kling, act serious. Right, serious. [POLICE SIREN WAILING] [POLICE SIREN WAILING] So that how it works. Oh, never mind. We have a job to do. We have a job to do. Come on. Right. KLING: Wait for the official papers. Now? Now. Now. [BANGING] Good knocking, Klang. Firm, yet friendly. Firm, yet friendly. Distinguished, yet gentle. But I didn't-- But I didn't-- [BANGING] [BANGING] Let's not go overboard. [BANGING] Control yourself, Klang. It's not me. It's not me. PIPPI: Oh, hello. I was just propping up a shelf. Houses always need repairs, don't they? Houses always need repairs, don't they? I know. I have a bookcase that keeps falling down, and every time-- I have a bookcase that keeps falling down, and every time-- [CLEARS THROAT] Never mind that. Never mind that. We're on official business. Right. Is there a Pippi Longstocking in there? Is there a Pippi Longstocking in there? Not at the moment, but there's one out here. Not at the moment, but there's one out here. Where? Here. I'm Pippi Longstocking. I'm Pippi Longstocking. What can I do for you? You can come with us to the children's home. You can come with us to the children's home. PIPPI: Certainly. That was easy. Anything else? Anything else? No, you don't understand. Mrs. Prysselius told us to come and get you-- PIPPI: Mrs. Prysselius? PIPPI: Mrs. Prysselius? You mean that cheerful, friendly lady with the dog? Well, she does have a dog. Well, she

That wasn't part of our deal, was it? No. Then I'd like to make a suggestion. Then I'd like to make a suggestion. [SMACK] Get after her! PIPPI: And you should see the sunsets in the Selapiu island. PIPPI: And you should see the sunsets in the Selapiu island. I have the best seat in the house, the four mast top. The sky would be all red and gold. The sky would be all red and gold. Come on, you numbskulls. There are criminals on the loose. What? What? Huh? And step on it. Can't this thing go any faster? Can't this thing go any faster? [CIRCUS MUSIC PLAYING] There she is! [WHINNYING] [HORN HONKING] [HORN HONKING] About time! [GALLOPING] [GALLOPING] Pippi, they're right behind us! It's high-speed tag. It's high-speed tag. Here, we'll fool them. [SCREAMING] [SCREAMING] [HONK] Come on, Horse, let's go! Come on, Horse, let's go! Let's go! [GROANING] [GROANING] You idiot! You let them get away! You let them get away! Let them. I've got a much better idea. Think we should try that flashing light again? Think we should try that flashing light again? [POLICE SIREN WAILING] KLING: Klang, did you see that? KLING: Klang, did you see that? Back up. It's him. Wow, that was fun. Whoa! Come on. Hurry up. Whoa! [GRUNTING] [GRUNTING] What a ride. [LAUGHING] [LAUGHING] You've had your last lark. You've had your last lark. You impossible little wretch! You are coming with me this minute or else. You are coming with me this minute or else. Or else I don't have to come? Or do you mean or else I have to come in a different minute? Or do you mean or else I have to come in a different minute? That's enough, young lady! Uh-oh. Pippi Longstocking, you come here this instant or-- Pippi Longstocking, you come here this instant or-- EFRAIM: Or what? Who? Who? And who, may I ask, are-- PIPPI: Father! PIPPI: Father! Oh, dear me. How I missed you, my child. How I missed you, my child. PIPPI: I missed you too, father. And there's a lot more of you to miss. And there's a lot more of you to miss. You've grown. Pippilotta Delicatessa Windowshade Pippilotta Delicatessa Windowshade Mackrelmint Efraimsdotter Longstocking, my beloved child. Mackrelmint Efraimsdotter Longstocking, my beloved child. I was just going to say that you have grown. That's what I said at first. That's what I said at first. I see that the child has a father after all. Yes, my good woman. Yes, my good woman. That she does. And you must be the lady I have to thank for looking And you must be the lady I have

To thank for looking after my daughter so well. Well-- [CLATTERING] Huh? [GROANING] [GROANING] Some company you have been keeping, my love. Some company you have been keeping, my love. High time I came, it seems. MRS. PRYSSELIUS: Indeed, Captain Longstocking. MRS. PRYSSELIUS: Indeed, Captain Longstocking. You arrived just in time. Who let them out? Not me. BOTH: Oh. Well, they're back in now. Well, they're back in now. PIPPI: You must meet my friends, Tommy and Annika. How do you do? Hello. Hello. Hi, Tommy and Annika. [MUSIC PLAYING] Fridolf! Its the crew. Its the crew. So tomorrow, we sail to Tuka-Tuka Land. So tomorrow, we sail to Tuka-Tuka Land. ALL: Aye-aye, captain. PIPPI: I left the key hanging beside the door, you know. PIPPI: I left the key hanging beside the door, you know. You can always go in there and play. No, it won't be the same without you, Pippi. No, it won't be the same without you, Pippi. All ashore that's going ashore. All ashore that's going ashore. I'll be back before you know it. I'll be back before you know it. [SOBBING] Cast off! Father Ephraim? Yes, Pippi dear? Yes, Pippi dear? I can't stand it. It's just not right. What isn't, Pippi? What isn't, Pippi? I can't have anyone crying over me, least of all Tommy and Annika. least of all Tommy and Annika. I'm staying in Villa Villekulla. Well, perhaps you're right, my dear. Well, perhaps you're right, my dear. Children need a little order in their lives. Children need a little order in their lives. Yes, father. Especially if they can order it themselves. Especially if they can order it themselves. As you like. Thank you, father. Fridolf, three going ashore. Fridolf, three going ashore. [WHINNY] [WHINNY] You're not leaving? I'll give you three guesses. Casting off! [INAUDIBLE] [INAUDIBLE] [INAUDIBLE] [INAUDIBLE] ANNIKA: What shall we do today, Pippi? PIPPI: We could play quecro. PIPPI: We could play quecro. TOMMY: Quecro? What's that? PIPPI: Backwards croquet, of course. PIPPI: Backwards croquet, of course. You do everything backwards. You walk backwards, you hit backwards, you count backwards. You walk backwards, you hit backwards, you count backwards. ANNIKA: That sounds hard. PIPPI: It does take practice. Let's see, if you don't want to play quecro, Let's see, if you don't want to play quecro, we could go down to the river and practice fish walking. we could go down to the river and practice fish walking. TOMMY: You can't walk on fish. PIPPI: If you're fast enough, you can. (SINGING) Standing on top of Mount Kilimanjaro, (SINGING) Standing on top of Mount Kilimanjaro, watching the sun rise, the wind in my hair. watching the sun

Things like 2 times 2 is 4. You know, multiplication. Plutification? Plutification? I never heard of it. But so far, I've gotten along just fine without it. But so far, I've gotten along just fine without it. Thank you. ANNIKA: But it's fun to go to school. I'd go crazy if I couldn't go. And you get Christmas holidays and summer And you get Christmas holidays and summer holidays and Easter holidays. But that's incredibly unfair. But that's incredibly unfair. In four months, it'll be Christmas. And you all get Christmas holidays. And you all get Christmas holidays. And what do I get? Not the least little holiday. It's time for some changes around here. It's time for some changes around here. Great. You can come with us. You can come with us. Oh, no. I didn't mean now. I'll just come for Christmas holidays. I'll just come for Christmas holidays. [BOTH LAUGHING] OK, see you after school. I wonder what they actually do in school, Mr. Nilsson. [SPLASH] [SPLASH] Ugh. Maybe now we'll get some answers. Maybe now we'll get some answers. Good morning, ladies. BOTH: Oh, good morning, Mrs. Prysselius. BOTH: Oh, good morning, Mrs. Prysselius. I see your husbands are late for work again. I see your husbands are late for work again. Oh, no. They're not late. They were up early. And they had some important police work to do. And they had some important police work to do. Oh? Oh, I see. Oh, I see. I feel so much safer knowing they're on the job. Good day, ladies. [DOG YAPPING] [GRUNTING] [GRUNTING] THUNDER-KARLSSON: Do you need any help, Bloom? Shh. Be very quiet. We don't want to spook them. We don't want to spook them. [GASP] [GASP] Settle down, now. Settle down, now. PIPPI: Hello, everybody. I changed my mind. Am I in time for Plutification? Am I in time for Plutification? [LAUGHTER] Oh, you must be the new little girl in town. Oh, you must be the new little girl in town. Pippi, is it? My real name is Pippilotta Delicatessa Windowshade My real name is Pippilotta Delicatessa Windowshade Mackrelmint Efraimsdotter Longstocking, daughter of Captain Efraim Longstocking the seafarer. daughter of Captain Efraim Longstocking the seafarer. But you can call me Pippi. All right, class. Now let's put our workbooks away and try some arithmetic. Now let's put our workbooks away and try some arithmetic. How much are 7 and 5? How much are 7 and 5? Don't you know? I mean, if you don't know, don't think I'm going to tell you. I mean, if you don't know, don't think I'm going to tell you. [LAUGHTER] That's not quite the answer. That's not

Sure wish somebody would move in. Come on, take your shot. Good shot, sis. There's someone there! Sure there is, Annika. Sure there is, Annika. It's not funny. It's not funny. I hate croquet. I hate croquet. Huh? I said I hate croque-- I said I hate croque-- Huh? [HUMMING] Wow. Wow. Who are you? Who are you? Why are you walking backwards? Why am I walking backwards? Why am I walking backwards? It's a free country, isn't it? Anyway, for that matter, let me tell you, in Egypt, Anyway, for that matter, let me tell you, in Egypt, everybody walks backwards. And nobody thinks it's the least bit strange. And nobody thinks it's the least bit strange. Have you really been to Egypt? Have I been to Egypt? You bet. You bet. I've been all over the world. Whee! Whee! Anyway, in India, everyone walks on their hands. TOMMY: That's a lie. TOMMY: That's a lie. That's true. It is. It is. It's bad to tell lies. Oh, yes, it's very bad to tell lies. Oh, yes, it's very bad to tell lies. But it's not so easy when you have a mother who's an angel and a father who's fallen overboard, an angel and a father who's fallen overboard, and you've been sailing the seven seas all your life. Your father fell overboard? Your father fell overboard? Did he drown? No. He didn't drown. But even if I should happen to tell a lie now and then, But even if I should happen to tell a lie now and then, we can still be friends, can't we? we can still be friends, can't we? Oh, yes. Can we? Then why don't you come along and have breakfast with me? Then why don't you come along and have breakfast with me? I am getting hungry. Let's go. Let's go. Anyway, I know lots of countries where nobody Anyway, I know lots of countries where nobody ever speaks a word of truth. They start lying when they wake up in the morning and they go on until sunset. and they go on until sunset. Wow, this place is like a jungle. Wow, this place is like a jungle. By the way, I'm Tommy. By the way, I'm Tommy. And this is Annika. What's your name? I'm Pippi, Pippi Longstocking. I'm Pippi, Pippi Longstocking. And this is Mr. Nilsson. I think he really likes you. I think he really likes you. Come on in. Let's have pancakes. Why do you keep a horse on the veranda? Well, he'd be in the way in the kitchen. Well, he'd be in the way in the kitchen. And he doesn't like the living room.

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