The ingenious Anti-Pesto have completely dealt with my rabbit problem! [Outside, the Cooker opened its drawer and got out a can opener. Wallace: Ah! [the guests stop] Right. Wallace: Nice drop of tea to get the taste buds going. Reverend Hedges: Yes. So it got down, pushed the ladder down and started to look for another way to board the rocket. [takes a flower, then eating it] Wallace: [the hands grow into Were-Rabbit’s hands. To say nothing of a relationship with an important client. Reverend Hedges: Doomed! You’ve saved me from a terrible marriage. [Gromit throws a newspaper, saying, "Night of Vegetable Carnage!"] Wallace: Don't forget the crackers. Oh! [Wallace moves one of the celery sticks and stops.] Lady Tottington: No no no, you’re quite mistaken, Mrs. Mulch. Mr. Caliche shuts his vegetables.] Oh, where the devil is he? You stay here where you belong. Hutch: Hey, presto! [walks to a tray, putting a … [to himself] For rabbits, that is. Unlike Victor. [Wallace starts to shake] Victor keeps going through the burrow and into the nozzle of the Bun-Vac 6000.] You commissioned me to rid you of Pesto, and that’s just what I intend to do. [Phillip kicks the stick by closing the cage, leaving Gromit in, then shaking it, then sobbing] [From the Were-Rabbit’s POV, it goes into the church.] No. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Wallace: And what are you tryin’ to say, lad? Rabbits: [hop into the fridge.] No earthling invades his moon, slices off pieces of it to eat and commits two vehicle violations! Help me! Wallace: What on earth were you thinkin’ of, lad? I need a good hearty breakfast under me belt. Wallace: Oh, ha ha. D&D Beyond Lady Tottington: Wallace? Gromit's ears went up as he too looked a bit worried, and he checked at the clock still counting down before looking back at his owner, who went back to the stairs, zipping down them and hurrying his way back upstairs, while making worried moans. Wallace: [reading the title card] Wallace & Gromit in Project Zoo. Hmm, how are the inmates? Wallace: They’re growing on me. Lady Tottington: Victor, no! Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a 2005 film about Wallace, a good-natured eccentric cheese-loving British inventor, and Gromit, his faithful dog whose humane anti-pest business is employed to capture a giant rabbit which is wreaking havoc in their village.. [unplugs the telephone, and the blinkers] So where did you get to, lad? A mechanical hand holding a plate of cheese comes out of his cheese portrait. [The van goes to a bumpy area] And slow down for pity’s sake. Mrs. Mulch: [holding onto her pumpkin] And don’t let the bedbugs bite. Wallace: [laughing] That’s more like it, lad! (The camera pans from Wallace's bed to Gromit's bed. Wallace: Yes! Man: He’s here! [Victor kisses the bullet, then putting in the gun, then cocking, then whistling, then the female rabbit appears, then giving her a wink, then the male rabbit comes to fight the big rabbit, and Victor trying to break a door, then kissing on the female rabbit’s arm, then honking the tail, then slapping the male rabbit, then snorting, then Victor appears, then using a handle ball by bouncing with Wallace and Gromit, then Victor uses a gun to shoot at the big rabbits. [Wallace throws the part to Gromit] I’ll never fix this flippin’ machine! [the Were-Rabbit punches Victor’s head] Well, at least now he’s at peace. Wallace: Perfect re-entry, Gromit. Lady Tottington: Oh, look! Then the two noticed a peculiar low-humming noise coming from where the controls were. [to Gromit] I think we’re about to go up in the world, lad. Victor: Not until I’ve taught you a jolly good lesson. Suddenly, they began to shake for a bit, and then surprisingly, the ground began to split into two, each half moving the other direction. [doors swing open on their own] Give us a carrot. Wallace holds up a hammer. (the dogs continue riding on both planes til Phillip’s plane hits Gromit’s plane, then flying off a ramp.) Gromit holds up a bag. Victor: Yes. Wallace: Your Lordship… Reverend Hedges: Beware the moon! He then grabbed a box of matches as he stepped onto the ladder, and zipped down it. [looking at the Were-Rabbit’s hands as they perform the gesture, gasping] Wallace. Man 1: Ma’am. Wallace: Not a bit in the house, well there's only four crumbs, but they're hardly filling. The rabbits laugh. Gromit gets out and throws the grabber at Wallace. Besides the job’s only half done! The solution to both problems is a trip to the moon, with dog Gromit, … [last lines, as Gromit pulls the switch.] He took an open one and dumped the remaining crackers onto the plate. The solution to all our storage problems. [grabs her pumpkin.] Once the robot got to the ladder, it began to try to climb up after them, but it had no feet, but three wheels. Over there! Wallace: Hutch. Classic cartoon duo Wallace and Gromit will venture from their clay-mation world into ours as part of a new augmented reality experience that aims to … He dumps the carrot slices into the rabbit pens. Man: He’s in there! (grunts as he gets the rabbit off his head, then breathes) Helen Flood: Are you alright, Wallace? Wallace: Oh no, it’s only rabbits in there. [puts a coat on the axe] Come on! Victor: What the…? I can’t answer the door. The rabbit that hit Gromit blows a raspberry at him. Lady Tottington: Put me down! Carrots, wait your turn! Reverend Hedges: [offscreen, praying] Protect and nourish the frail and the weak, O Lord. [closing the door] Bye! As soon as the sides stopped moving, there was a clear entrance for the rocket to blast off through. He set them down near Gromit, sat down and ate a cracker. [the Were-Rabbit holds a big branch, then throwing, then howling, then the rabbits howl, then stamping on the ground with Victor, vibrating on top, then sniffing, then leaving, then they hear a thunderclap, then fixing the toupee, then starting the van, screaming leaving Victor on the ground with a toupee off, then going, then getting up. Lady Tottington: [opening a box with a golden trophy with a carrot, saying, "Golden Carrot"] It’s going to be such a jolly competition tonight. Wallace: Oh. Victor: What the?! Just one left. Narrator: Together Wallace & Gromit star in three comedy-adventures for the whole family. [points to vegetables] Lovely food! Wallace: …and we can begin. [thunder strikes again] This provided the robot with interest as a thought bubble started appearing above it, though a bit staticky. Lady Tottington: Mr. Wallace. [laughs] For you, my love. [One rabbit gets sucked up through the tube and into the Mind Manipulation-omatic with his head touching Wallace’s head.] Then the rocket had completely stopped, with the power slowly running and everything stabilizing. [Mrs. Mulch’s head pops up from a cutout of a muscular man] It’s obvious to me that you have absolutely no idea where this poor creature is. [to Wallace] I want… [turns to Lady Tottington] toupee, please. Wallace: Oh ha ha ha, Totty. Soon, Wallace put a plate and a teapot on a tray, before removing the lid and pouring the water from the kettle inside. Out of boredom, he then twiddled his thumbs, crossed his legs two different ways and whistled a bit, all in that order. Veg bad. What’s going to happen to us? Miss Blight: Me garden’s ruined. Victor: My eyes! ), https://transcripts.fandom.com/wiki/Wallace_%26_Gromit:_A_Grand_Day_Out?oldid=170733. Victor: No. [Hutch opens the door, then Wallace runs] But you must keep still... The carrot hits the plane as the Were-Rabbit cheers] This script is a transcript that was painstakingly transcribed using the screenplay and/or viewings of Wallace And Gromit In The Wrong Trousers. How can we possibly fail now? Wallace presses a button and it snaps on his head.] Fire up the old BV6000. But left to his own devices, this is the ultimate vegetable-destroying machine. [they all cheer with the fireworks. Get it off me, lad! He then got up to go make some tea in the kitchen. Wallace takes a break from trying to decide on a holiday destination only to find he has no cheese for his crackers. They must’ve over -stimulated Hutch’s primitive bunny nature. I’d rather got used to having you around. There, it turned and looked up, giving a wave to Wallace and Gromit up at the rocket in the sky, with the inventor waving back. You do realize I’ve made a personal promise to Lady Tottington. Mr. Wallace: Every dog has his day. Wallace: There’ll always be a part of me here at Tottington Hall. Sweet dreams, old chum. Victor: Constable. Besides… Mrs. Mulch: Oh! Lady Tottington: But I don’t understand.
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