:46:02
Is it a civil rights march?
:46:05
Not really...
:46:07
Is it an anti-war rally?
:46:09
No, not exactly.
:46:12
Tell 'em, fellas.
:46:15
It's a anti-moose march.
:46:19
Yes, itseems that
araging controversy
:46:21
had broken out among
the students that very morning
:46:24
over the decision to give
Bullwinkle an honorary degree--
:46:27
Gee, Bullwinkle,
I guess it's true.
:46:30
You can't
go home again.
:46:32
Why, Rocky!
Whatever doyou mean?
:46:35
Wossamotta U. is home!
:46:38
Rocky:
Oh, brother!
:46:39
Look! There's
the animated freak now!
:46:43
( Booing )
:46:49
My fans!
:46:50
Bullwinkle,
these aren't fans.
:46:53
This is an angry mob.
:46:55
Butin the face of danger,
our insipid hero...
:46:58
bravely made his way
through the angry crowd.
:47:01
You mean "intrepid hero,"
don'tyou?
:47:04
No-oo...
:47:08
Hundreds of miles away,
in RedBait, Oklahoma,
:47:11
it was time for
the prisoners' daily helping
of disgusting slop.
:47:16
ButKarenSympathy
hadsucceededin making Ole,
:47:20
the simple-minded
but incredibly handsome
prison guard,
:47:23
fall madly in love
with her.
:47:28
Presently, Karen promisedto
let him take her to the movies
:47:31
ifhe would help her
break out of jail.
:47:34
Could we hold hands
in the movie theatre?
:47:37
Of course we could, Ole.
:47:45
But how would we
eat our popcorn?
:47:49
Well, we could eat
our popcorn with one hand...
:47:53
and hold hands
with the other.
:47:58
But what ifl want a soda?