:28:04
- ..spending the night.
- We're back.
:28:07
Children, l think your uncle
has something to say to you.
:28:11
Aye. Welcome home.
:28:14
Can l get you and Gene anything?
Cookies? Milk? lce cream?
:28:18
- No, thanks. We're kind of full.
- And sleepy.
:28:23
That's because it's past your bedtime.
Scoot along, my wee ones.
:28:28
Good night, Uncle Scrooge.
:28:31
- Nighty-night.
- Sleep tight.
:28:33
That's telling them, sir.
:28:40
So this is how it feels
to be one of the guys.
:28:45
- lt's all l've ever wished for.
- How many wishes do we have left?
:28:51
- Just my last one. And Webby's.
- We'd better make sure they're special.
:28:56
lt's him!
:29:00
Hide me! Hurry! Chase him away!
:29:03
But it's just an old owl.
:29:07
- An owl?
- He comes around here every night.
:29:12
l thought it was my meanest master,
the one Collie Baba stole the lamp from.
:29:17
- Your master was a bird?
- He could change into anything.
:29:23
- He's an evil sorcerer.
- But he can't still be alive.
:29:27
- He'd be ancient.
- Yeah. Older than Uncle Scrooge even.
:29:31
Except his first wish
was to live for ever.
:29:36
Good wisher.
:29:38
No.
:29:39
Bad wisher. You don't know.
He made me do the worst things.
:29:46
Like what?
:29:49
D'you ever hear of Atlantis?
:29:51
lt was everybody's favourite resort
until Merlock couldn't get reservations.
:29:56
Then down she went. And poor Pompeii.