Winnie the Pooh: Playtime - Fun 'N' Games is a UK VHS release by Disney Videos on 5th August 1996.
Description[]
Episodes[]
- What’s The Score, Pooh? (1989)
- Prize Piglet (1989)
- Piglet’s Poohetry (1991)
Opening Logos (Cont.)[]
Walt Disney Videos
Opening Titles[]
Winnie the Pooh Playtime: Fun ’N’ Games
Episodes Titles[]
Transcript[]
(Rumbling)
Tigger: Foul ball!
Rabbit: No shoving!
Piglet: Whoops!
Tigger: There it goes!
Rabbit: Don't let it get away.
Piglet: Oh, dear.
(Crash)
Rabbit: We're stuck.
Tigger: Hmm. Sneaky little guy, isn't he?
Pooh: Are we having a time-out?
Gopher: Come on, you persnickety little sphere. Come to Papa.
Rabbit: Head it off.
Gopher: Dagnabbit. I can't wait around all day. I got things to thingy, places to replace and...
(Screams)
(Crash)
Rabbit: There it goes!
Tigger: Catch it!
Piglet: Pass it.
(Crash)
Eeyore: I get the feeling it's time to move. Well, there's no use complaining. Not that I ever do.
Piglet: Oh, dear.
Rabbit: Feet together, left arm straight, head down. Well played, Piglet. (Laughs) Nice shot.
Piglet: Was that a goal, Pooh?
Tigger: Yeah, Pooh boy. You're the referee. You decide all the important stuff.
Pooh: Oh. Well, I think it was as close to being a goal as it could be, without being close at all.
Piglet: Thank you, Pooh.
Tigger: There goes the ball. No ball's gonna get the bounce on me. Now I got you, you ornery little orb.
Rabbit: Hurry, Tigger, it's getting away.
Tigger: Don't worry, Rabbit. I got it on the run.
(Tigger Laughs)
Pooh: Why, hello, ball.
Rabbit: We've got it cornered.
(Tigger Laughs)
Pooh: Oh, my goodness. I think it would be safer if you left. (Laughs)
Eeyore: This certainly seems like a good place for my house.
(Crash)
Eeyore: (Gasps) But then again, it never hurts to keep looking.
Rabbit: Why did you do that, Pooh bear? Don't you know what it means to be the referee?
Pooh: Of course I do, Rabbit. It means I'm on the ball's side.
Piglet: (Laughs) I'm glad you're on its side, Pooh.
Rabbit: No, no, no, no. The ball doesn't have Pooh on its side.
Tigger: How do you know, bunny boy? They look pretty friendly to me.
Rabbit: I know because I wrote the rules.
Tigger: Oh, yeah? So what do the rules say, long ears?
Rabbit: Oh, yes. The rules. Well, the rules say... Well... Get that ball!
Gopher: Dagnabbit. The trouble with all this fun and games stuff is that it takes too long. I got things to do. Hmph! Now, where did I put that blasted...
(Screams)
(Crash)
Tigger: One little swipe and the game's over.
Rabbit: Wait. Stop. Don't hit it. Where's Gopher? The rules say you can't score unless the goalie is here.
Piglet: What do we do now, Pooh?
Pooh: Perhaps a time-out for a small smackerel.
Rabbit: Exactly, Pooh. A time-out. But not for smackerelling. We must have a team meeting.
Pooh: But haven't we met each other already?
Rabbit: Oh, my. Order. Order. I call this team meeting to order.
Pooh: There. Now we're all here.
Rabbit: Where's Gopher? We can't start the meeting without him.
(Saw)
Gopher: Jumping crawdaddies! How's a guy supposed to get any work done with all this playing going on?
Piglet: Gopher, we can't play without you.
Gopher: I've had enough fun and relaxation. I got a system of subterranean short cuts to build.
Rabbit: The rules say we can't finish the game without a goalie.
Gopher: I have to work.
Rabbit: Play.
Gopher: Work!
Rabbit: Play!
Gopher: Work!
Piglet: Pooh, you're the referee. What do you think we should do?
Tigger: Yeah, you tell 'em, buddy bear.
Rabbit: Yes, Pooh. Should we play?
Gopher: Or work?
Pooh: Hmm. Yes.
(Gopher and Rabbit) Yes?
Gopher: By dingy, that makes sense to me
Rabbit: Right. We'll do both. All right, Gopher. We'll help you work.
Gopher: And I'll help you play. My first short cut wasn't short enough. I'm gonna have to cut another short cut around it.
Rabbit: Whatever we do, let's do it so we can get back to the game.
Gopher: We're gonna need some rocks for a retaining wall. Safety first, you know.
Pooh: Perhaps we could use this, Gopher.
Gopher: No. Not that one. No, siree. That's my pride and joy. Best boulder I ever built. I'm saving it for something special.
Pooh: Well, maybe one of these would do. Oh, bother.
(Rumbling)
Gopher: Head for the hills!
Tigger: Gangway!
Rabbit: Retreat!
Piglet: Yipes!
(Rumbling)
Tigger: I think we lost it.
(Rumbling)
Piglet: I think it found us.
(Rumbling)
(Crash)
Gopher: Follow me.
(Jumping)
Tigger: Hmm. Not bad for an oversized marble.
Gopher: Now, this is what I call a short cut.
Rabbit: Then that takes care of the working. And now we can get back to the game.
Eeyore: All the modern conveniences. Impressive yet tasteful.
(Jumping)
(Crash)
Eeyore: But not too sturdy.
Rabbit: Heads up, Piglet.
Piglet: I got it. I got it.
(Crash)
Tigger: Hey, little Piglet, where's the ball?
Piglet: I didn't get it.
Gopher: Here we go again. Nothing but a waste of time. Hey, what's all the rucks about?
(Tigger Laughs)
Gopher: Hey, watch it, you blasted ball. Ball? I got the ball. All right, you lollygaggers. Now you're gonna see some real Gopher goalieing.
(Crash)
(Rumbling)
Piglet: Oh, dear. It took the ball.
Gopher: Spoilsport!
Rabbit: The rules. The rules. It's against the rules!
Tigger: (Gasps) If we don't get that ball back, (Gasps) we'll never stop playing.
Gopher: And we'll never get back to work.
Pooh: We'll run out of time-outs.
Rabbit: After that ball!
(Rumbling)
(Screams)
(Jumping)
Piglet: What shall we do now?
Rabbit: There's only one thing to do. We'll call a team meeting and decide what to do. The rules clearly state that the game's not over until the game is finished. And we can't finish without a ball. Gopher, it's your boulder. You tell us where it took the ball.
Gopher: Matter of fact, I can. (Clears Throat) Taking into account velocity, gravity and the hypotenuse of a right triangle, I calculate it's gonna come to a stop right about there.
(Rumbling)
Pooh: Come in.
Rabbit: Oh, no! My vegetables!
Gopher: (Laughs) Of course, that's after it passes thought your garden.
Rabbit: So when will it get to there?
Gopher: Oh, in say 35 seconds.
Pooh: Then why don’t we make there the goal?
Eeyore: Nice house in a quiet neighborhood. What more could a donkey want?
(Gasps)
(Rumbling)
(Crash)
Eeyore: Yikes.
Rabbit: Well, Pooh?
Pooh: Why, it’s a goal.
Rabbit: Then according to the rules, the game is over.
Tigger: Leave it to old donkey boy here to show up in the right place at the right time.
Eeyore: It’s a talent we donkeys don’t like to brag about.
Pooh: Why, Eeyore. A stick has fallen from your home.
(Rumbling)
Pooh: Oh, bother.
Piglet: Oh, dear.
(Crash)
Pooh: Eeyore, I’m very sorry. Aren’t I?
Eeyore: No need to be, Pooh. It's all the house I ever needed.
Tigger: Say, long ears, what was the score?
Rabbit: That's a very good question, Tigger. What was the score, Pooh?
Pooh: Score?
Piglet: But, Rabbit, (Laughs) Pooh can’t count.
Rabbit: Then according to the rules, we have to play tomorrow to figure out today’s score.
Tigger: What’ll we use for a ball?
Gopher: Ah, don’t worry. We’ll find something.
(Rumbling)
Intervals[]
Pooh and the gang are off on a wild adventure as they run a cross-country race through the Hundred Acre Wood in Prize Piglet.
Episodes Titles (cont.)[]
“Prize Piglet”
Transcript[]
Tigger: Show us how fast you can run to that tree and back. one for the honey, two for the road, 3 to get ready, and off you go! [gasp] Why, that was so fast I didn't even see you go!
Intervals[]
There’s more fun is store with Tigger decides to give Piglet’s poetry a little more bounce in Piglet’s Poohetry.
Episodes Titles (cont.)[]
“Piglet’s Poohetry”
Transcript[]
Pooh: The birdie is actually Piglet.
Tigger: You sure if I toss him up into the wild blue yonder, he won’t flap around for us?
Ending Credits[]
Produced by
WALT DISNEY
TELEVISION ANIMATION
Producers
KEN KESSEL
ED GHERTNER
Supervising Director
KEN KESSEL
Story Editor
BRUCE TALKINGTON
Assistant Story Editor
CARTER CROCKER
Story by
SINDY McKAY
LARRY SWERDLOVE
BRUCE TALKINGTON
Teleplay by
SINDY McKAY
LARRY SWERDLOVE
BRUCE TALKINGTON
“PRIZE PIGLET”
Producer/Director
KARL GEURS
Story Editor
MARK ZASLOVE
Story by
BRUCE TALKINGTON
Teleplay by
CARTER CROCKER
Assistant Story Editors
CARTER CROCKER
BRUCE TALKINGTON
“PIGLET’S POOHETRY”
Producer/Supervising Director
KEN KESSEL
Co-Producer/Story Editor
MARK ZASLOVE
Producer
RUSSELL E. MOONEY
Written by
STEPHEN SUSTARSIC
With the Voice Talents of
JOHN FIEDLER
KEN SANSOM
PETER CULLEN
MICHAEL GOUGH
HAL SMITH
FRANK WELKER
JIM CUMMINGS
as Winnie the Pooh and Tigger
and
PAUL WINCHELL
as
Tigger
Voice Director
ANDREA ROMANO
Animation Directors
TERENCE HARRISON
JAMIE MITCHELL
CHARLES A. NICHOLS
Art Director
ED GHERTNER
Timing Directors
VINCENTE BASSOLS
JOAN CASE
RICK LEON
MIRCEA MANTTA
BRIAN RAY
MITCH ROCHON
BOB SHELLHORN
JAMES T. WALKER
Storyboard Designers
ELIZABETH CHAPMAN
LARRY EIKLEBERRY
GEORGE GOODE
ROBERT SOUZA
Character Designers
ELIZABETH CHAPMAN
LEONARD SMITH
KENNY THOMPKINS
Key Layout Designers
DENNIS GRECO
JIM SCHLENKER
Prop Design
DENNIS GRECO
Key Background Stylists
HYE COH
PARO HOZUMI
BILL LORENCZ
Color Key Stylists
ROBIN DRAPER
MARTA GLODKOWSKA
JILL STIRDIVANT
Storyboard Revisions
ELIZABETH CHAPMAN
Supervising Timing Directors
DAVE BRAIN
MIRCEA MANTTA
MARLENE ROBINSON MAY
Assistant Producers
DONNA ALCOCK SMITH
BARBARA FERRO
SELMA GLADNEY
Continuity Coordinator
MYRNA BUSHMAN
Talent Coordinator
OLIVIA MINER
Songs Written and Produced
by
STEVE NELSON
Music by
STEVE NELSON
&
THOM SHARP
Animation Production by
WALT DISNEY TELEVISION ANIMATION
(AUSTRALIA) PTY., LTD.
Animation Supervisor
DALE CASE
Animation Production by
HANHO HEUNG-UP CO., LTD.
Animator
JOHN KIM
Post Production Manager
SARA DURAN
Post Production Supervisor
JOSEPH HATHAWAY
Sound Dubbing Supervisor
CHRISTOPHER KEITH
Post Production Coordinators
JEFFREY ARTHUR
BARBARA BECK
JOHN ROYER
Managing Film Editor
RICH HARRISON
Supervising Editor
CHARLIE KING
Editor
RICK HINSON
Supervising Music Editor
BRIAN F. MARS
Sound Editors
RICK HINSON, M.P.S.E.
DAVID LYNCH
JERRY WINICKI
Dialogue Editors
JENNY HARRISON
ANDY ROSE
Assistant Editors
JAMES N. HARRISON
GLENN LEWIS
ROBB S. PAULSEN
VITELLO & ASSOCIATES:
Supervising Editor
ELEN ORSON
Sound Effects Editor
ROY BRAVERMAN
Music Editor & Re-recording Mixer
ED BARTON
Track Reader
SKIP CRAIG
Post Production Assistant
NANCI BATTELLE
Production Assistants
JEFFREY ARTHUR
JOHANNE BEAUDOIN
PEGGY BECKER
WADE ZIA NASSIR
WADE NASSIR
JOHN ROYER
WILLIAM WAGGONER
Script Coordinators
LEONA JERNIGAN
MARIE SAGER
MIRITH SCHILDER
Archives Administrator and Supervisor
KRISTA BUNN
Artwork and Art Coordinator
KAREN SILVA
Shipping Coordinator
CRAIG SIMPSON
*®
1989, 1991 The WALT DISNEY COMPANY
All RIGHTS RESERVED
Opening (Original 1996 release)[]
- Blue Warning Screen (1995-2004)
- National Captioning Institute Warning Screen (1995-1996)
- Coming Soon from Disney Videos [announced by John Sachs]
- 101 Dalmatians trailer [announced by John Sachs]
- Toy Story trailer [announced by Brian Cummings]
- Aladdin and the King of Thieves trailer [announced by John Sachs]
- Also Available from Disney Videos [announced by John Sachs]
- Pocahontas trailer [announced by John Sachs]
- Stay Tuned (1995-1996) [announced by John Sachs]
- Disney Videos Ident (1995-2001)
- Winnie the Pooh - Fun 'n' Games title card
- Winnie the Pooh: Playtime Intro
- Start of What's the Score, Pooh? (1989)
Closing (Original 1996 release)[]
- End of Piglet's Poohetry (1991)
- Winnie the Pooh: Playtime end credits (with Season 2 Music)
- Also Available from Disney Videos [announced by John Sachs]
- Walt Disney Classics children's trailer from 1995 [announced by John Sachs]
- Disney Princess Collection trailer [announced by Sarah Greene]
- Disney Videos Children's trailer from 1996 (V4) [announced by John Sachs] (UK Pitched)
Trailers and info[]
Opening[]
- 101 Dalmatians (Coming Soon to Video) (announced by John Sachs)
- Toy Story (Coming to Life on Video) (announced by Brian Cummings)
- Aladdin and the King of Thieves (Coming Soon Only on Video) (announced by John Sachs)
- Pocahontas (Now Available to Own on Video) (announced by John Sachs)
Closing[]
- Walt Disney Classics children's trailer from 1995 with clips of "Mary Poppins", "Alice in Wonderland", "Dumbo", "Robin Hood" and "The Sword in the Stone".
- Disney's Princess Collection with Ariel and Jasmine with clips of "Jasmine's Wish", "The Greatest Treasure", "Wish Upon a Starfish" and "Giggles". (4 new volumes of the Princess Collection)
- Disney Videos children's trailer from 1996 with clips of "Disney's Sing-Along Songs with Sing-Along Songs from The Hunchback of Notre Dame", "Mickey's Fun Songs", "Disney's Storybook Favourites" and "Winnie the Pooh". (Which one is missing from your collection?)