They'd open the door to hear Madame whine. Her butlers would show up each morning at nine. She lived by herself in a house in a tree. Jean-Claude: (voiceover) Now Madame Blueberry was a sad little berry. The camera fades to a meadow, before panning across a forest of trees, while a butterfly flies over the trees and past a construction zone, before the camera pans on a treehouse in the middle of the forest.) Jean-Claude: No, be quiet and watch the film. Larry: "Madame Blueberry?" I think I've seen that one. Jean-Claude: That's right, and in France, we have a story that I think will answer your question. Jean-Claude: Oui! Tell me, Tomato, where do French Peas come from? (Jean-Claude and Phillipe come up to Bob and Larry.)īob: Huh? Hey! It's the French Peas. Jean-Claude: (Off-screen) Hold that thought, Tomato. Maybe this would be a good topic for today's show. There's also the dirt bike.īob: Larry, how much stuff do you need to be happy?
You just hook it up to the trailer hitch on my action Jeep and I'll be ready for a weekend of wilderness fun.īob: Oh, so once you get the camper, then you'll be happy? Larry: Well, there's just one more thing I need to be really happy. I've been wanting it just forever, and now it's finally mine!īob: Wow! You must be pretty happy to get a cool toy like that. (Larry drives up to Bob in the Jeep he was driving in.) (Jeep drives by again.) Larry, what are you doing? Come over here! (Horn honks, before a pink Jeep drives by.) Uh, I'm Bob the Tomato! And welcome to. Bob: Hi kids, I'm Bob the Tomato! And welcome to.
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