Corduroy - First Season

>> I'll read these books to you

when we get home, okay,

Corduroy?

>> CORDUROY, THINKING: Okay.

>> I can carry it.

>> You sure now?

>> Uh-huh.

>> Hold on tight to those

library books, Lisa.

Remember, your--

>> Responsible for taking care

of them.

Got it, Mom.

>> Hey, look.

>> Oh, those must be dinosaurs.

I've always wanted to see

a dinosaur.

>> No, Corduroy.

They're cranes.

They lift heavy things.

>> Am I heavy?

>> You're as light as a feather.

I can't even tell if you're in

my knapsack or not.

>> There's a subway station

this way.

>> This isn't the bus.

>> It's the subway.

The subway's an underground

train, with tunnels

and everything.

It goes very fast, much faster

than the bus.

>> Stay close.

Don't wander off.

>> Okay.

Stay close.

>> Okay.

>> Here's your subway token.

>> See, Corduroy?

I just put the token in the

slot, abracadabra, we're in.

>> Abracadabra!

>> See that yellow light?

That's the subway car where the

conductor sits.

>> You know a lot about

the subway.

>> It's easy once you get used

to it.

>> Have you got Corduroy

strapped in tight there?

>> Uh-huh, Mom.

>> Lisa, he looks like he's

about to fall out of

your knapsack.

>> I don't want to fall out.

>> There's nothing to

worry about.

I've got it all under control.

>> MAN ON P.A.: Please stand

back.

The doors are now closing.

Next stop, Central.

Next stop, Central.

>> CORDUROY, THINKING: Lisa,

I'm getting bumped.

Lisa?

Lisa?

>> This is our stop.

>> Here we are, Corduroy.

>> Listen to that!

>> Excuse me!

Excuse me, please.

>> Lisa!

Lisa, wait for me.

>> Mom, I'm going to give those

musicians some money.

They're really good.

>> They are good, aren't they?

>> I know I've got some change--

Corduroy!

>> What is it?

>> Corduroy's gone!

Mom, over there!

>> MAN ON P.A.: The doors

are closing.

The doors are now closing.

>> Oh, Lisa!

>> It's all my fault.

I should have been taking better

care of Corduroy.

>> CORDUROY, THINKING: I must

be lost.

Oh no, I must be going into a

very deep tunnel.

I'll be lost forever.

Lisa?

Lisa, I don't want to be

lost forever.

Yay, we can leave this tunnel

and go...

You're not Lisa.

If I'm lost, what should I do

to get found?

If Lisa was here, she'd know

what to do.

>> Mom, we should get on the

next train and go

after Corduroy.

>> Lisa, see this blue line?

This is the route our subway

train takes.

It goes in two

different directions.

We don't know where Corduroy's

train is going to end up.

>> But we've got to

do something.

>> Don't worry.

I'll do everything I can to help

you find Corduroy.

But first, we've got to come up

with a clear plan.

>> They have a lost and found.

>> Great.

It's at the Main Street

subway station.

We'd better get a move on.

They close in half an hour.

Everything will be all right.

Don't worry.

>> Corduroy's special, Mom.

>> I know.

>> Remember how I bought him

with my very own saved-up money?

>> I sure do.

>> Mom, what if somebody finds

Corduroy and decides to

keep him?

>> Hey, where'd you come from?

Oops.

Sorry.

>> Hmm, looks like your bear

could use a little bit of

a cleanup.

>> Sweetie, that isn't your toy.

Put him back where you

found him.

Some poor child is probably

looking for him.

>> But Mom, Mom, can't we keep

him, please?

>> No, he's not ours to keep,

honey.

Anyway, you've got plenty of

toys already.

>> The train's stopping.

>> Oh dear, 20 minutes to 6:00.

>> The lost and found will be

closing soon.

>> That must be the

subway conductor.

How can I get him to see me?

Hmm.

>> Shh!

Shh!

What's the matter?

>> Nice doggie.

Could you help me, please?