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[train whistles]

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[male voice] ♪ Paddington ♪

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[all] ♪ Paddington ♪

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[male voice] ♪ Paddington Bear ♪

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♪ Paddington ♪

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[children] ♪ Paddington ♪

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[male voice] ♪ Paddington Bear ♪

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♪ He came from Peru ♪

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♪ To be with me and you ♪

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[all] ♪ He's a very rare sort of bear ♪

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♪ P-A-D-D-I-N-G-T-O-N
Paddington Bear ♪

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♪ P-A-D-D-I-N-G-T-O-N ♪

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♪ Paddington Bear ♪

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[Paddington] Dear Aunt Lucy,

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sometimes the world feels ever so big,

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and sometimes it feels ever so small.

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This week, it felt as if it were both big
and small at the same time.

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Toast, Mr. Brown?

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Ah, thank you, Paddington.

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Actually, I just read something
very exciting in the paper.

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[Scottish accent]
Was it about the meteor shower?

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Uh, thank you, Mrs. Bird!

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If you'd just let me finish.
Now, in the paper…

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Have you heard about the meteor shower?

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-If I could get a word…
-A meteor shower! I know!

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It's going to be amazing!

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[sighs]

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That does sound marvellous, Mr. Brown.

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-[Paddington] Just one thing…
-Yes?

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What is a meteor shower?
Because I do prefer a bath.

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Ah! Let me explain.

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It's a… Ih, well, it's a…
It's a… shower, um… of the…

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Uh… As I… As I mean to say…

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Well, it's very, very complicated.

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[sighs]

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A meteor shower
is when hundreds of space rocks

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whizz through the Earth's atmosphere,

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and get so hot
they glow like shooting stars!

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-[gasps]
-That's what I was going to say.

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It's basically one of the coolest things
you can ever see.

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It does sound rather beautiful.

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[Paddington rummages through stuff]

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Paddington, what are you doing?

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I have an idea.

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This meteor shower sounds so beautiful,

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I want to share it with Aunt Lucy.

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Okay…

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And if I can't watch it with her,

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I can still take a photograph of it

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and send that to her.

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But why are you looking in there?

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[Paddington] I am looking for one of…

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these!

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Smile!

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Padding-- Huh!

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-Oh, dear. Let's try again.
-[Jonathan] No!

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Ugh! Ugh!

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Bleugh! Bleugh!

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Oh!

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Oh.

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This must be a very special
sort of camera that…

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washes things
before it takes a picture of them.

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-Oh!
-It's a joke camera.

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But Judy has a real one. Let's ask her.

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You want to use my camera?

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Yes, please. I know it's very precious.

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And only really experienced
photographers should use it.

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I'll be very careful with it, Judy.

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Promise you'll be very,
very careful with it.

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I promise.

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Oh!

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I think I've changed my mind.

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I'm sorry, Paddington.
I just need to keep it safe.

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[crash]

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Oh, no!

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-Oh, dear!
-Can you fix it?

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[sighs]

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No. This is why
you have to be careful with it.

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Mr. Gruber is good at fixing things.

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[gasps] Do you think he can fix my camera?

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I'm sure he can!

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-Hello, Mr. Curry!
-[screams]

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[crash]

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[groans]

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No need to come down
on our account, Mr. Curry.

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You look very busy.

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-[Paddington] Is there a problem?
-Nuts!

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I beg your pardon?

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Squirrels!

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Hmm?

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I'm afraid I don't follow you.

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My garden has been invaded.

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The squirrels eat
all the nuts I put out for the birds.

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There's one now!
Oh, they give me the heebie-jeebies.

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I am rigging up these floodlights
and alarms to scare them off.

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The slightest movement… Ping! On they go.

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Perhaps we'd better leave you to it.

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-[screams]
-[crash]

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[soft music]

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[Mr. Gruber] Hmm…

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[Paddington] Can you fix it, Mr. Gruber?

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[Hungarian accent] Oh, yes.

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Oh!

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Oh, that is good news!

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Even better news,
it will only take me a week.

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But the meteor shower is tonight

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and I want to take a photo of it
for Aunt Lucy.

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Oh, that does sound very important.

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Perhaps I had better
wrack my brains for a moment

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and see if I can come up
with another solution.

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Wrack your brains? Does it hurt?

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Not one smidgeon.

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[soft music]

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Is he wracking his brains now?

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I think so.

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Hmm.

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He's awfully still.

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Perhaps he's gone to sleep.

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-Of course!
-[all three scream]

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I have a camera!

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But I must warn you, it is rather old.

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[Mr. Gruber] Oof…

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[chuckles]

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Ah, yes.

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[Jonathan] Wow!

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That is really old. Does it even work?

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Just because it is old,
doesn't mean it is no good.

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I think it's wonderful, Mr. Gruber.

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But you cannot take pictures willy-nilly.

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The camera has only
three pictures left in it.

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So be careful not to waste them.

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How do you use it, Mr. Gruber?

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[Mr. Gruber] Oh,
you simply press this button.

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This button?

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Oh! Now there are only two pictures left.

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Don't worry, Mr. Gruber. I only need one.

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This is the perfect place
to take a photo of the meteor shower.

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I'm lowering the rope.

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Tie it to the camera very tightly.

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Will do!

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[humming]

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[Paddington] Haul away.

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[straining]

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Gosh, it's heavy.
Judy! Give me a hand, please.

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[straining]

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[Paddington] Oh!

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[soft music]

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Hello.

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[both screaming]

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[crash]

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[Paddington] I'm all right!

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Now we've only got one photograph left.

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-It is a beautiful night.
-Mmm.

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Just right for watching a meteor shower.

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I'll get the camera ready.

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-[gasps] Oh, no!
-[gasps] The lens!

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[fast music]

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[music stops]

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Phew!

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[Mr. Curry] Ha, ha!
Caught in the act, you squirrel!

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[screams]

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Bear?

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What are you doing creeping about?

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I was looking for my lens.

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Your what?

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Mr. Curry, do you think
you could turn these lights off?

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It's far too bright
to see the meteor shower.

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No can do. They're on a timer.

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I can't override it without a code,

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and I've forgotten it.

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Well, how long are they on for?

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They are due to go off in, um…

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I've forgotten that too.

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What on Earth is going on out here?

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Mrs. Bird, I want to take
a photograph of the meteor shower

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to send to Aunt Lucy!

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And now we only have one photograph left
and we're running out of time.

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Then we had better get you to the park.

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There'll be a smashing view from the hill.

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Paddington, grab the camera.
You two meet us there!

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[Paddington] Oh, thank you!

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I feel so much more relaxed
knowing you're here.

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-[engine purr]
-Whoa!

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[honking]

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[fast music]

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Hello!

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I can't see any meteors, Mrs. Bird.
Perhaps we've missed it.

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You're looking in the wrong direction.
You need to follow the constellations.

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Constellations?

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Groups of stars that make pictures.

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See? That's the Bull.

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Oh, wow!

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Look, that one there is Ursa Major.

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[Paddington] Ursa Major?

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[Mrs. Bird] It means Great Bear.

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[Paddington] Oh!

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[Mrs. Bird] Which means that one there
is Ursa Minor.

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Little Bear.

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Like me?

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Just like you.

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Now, look between the two bears.

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[Mrs. Bird] Right… there!

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-[whimsical music]
-[Paddington] Oh!

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It's beautiful!

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-Not too late, are we?
-Not at all.

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Look, everyone.

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[Paddington] I've never seen
anything like it!

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Oh! Goodness!

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-That's incredible!
-Oh, look!

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-Amazing!
-Wow!

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Oh, my!

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-Look at that one!
-[all] Wow!

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Oh, I think it's over.

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Oh, no! It was so beautiful
I forgot to take the photo!

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I'm such a silly bear!

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Now Aunt Lucy will never get to see it.

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That's just not true.

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Aunt Lucy will be able to see
the meteor shower from where she is.

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-But Peru is so very far away.
-So it is.

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But the night sky is so very, very big

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it can be seen from all over the world.

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So, Aunt Lucy can see
the very same stars that I can?

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Her night time will be
at a slightly different time,

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but otherwise, you're right.

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Oh!

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Wow! Even though Aunt Lucy
is so very, very far away,

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that makes her feel very, very close.

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Exactly.

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It connects us all.

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The night sky
is wrapping round us like a blanket.

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[Paddington] That sounds wonderful!

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So, thank you very much, Aunt Lucy,

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for sending me the photograph
you took of the meteor shower from Peru.

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It looks just like it did
from here in London.

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Tonight, when it gets dark,

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look up in the sky for the Little Bear.

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And I will look up for the Great Bear.

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And that way, in the night sky at least,

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we shall be together.

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Love from Paddington.

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[Paddington] Dear Aunt Lucy,

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Today I learned that there is
nothing to fear but fear itself!

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It all started this morning,

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before the family were awake.

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[clock ticking]

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[rock music]

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-[music stops]
-[gulps]

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Perhaps we could both just pretend
you didn't see anything.

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I think we both know
that's impossible, Mr. Brown.

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Well, yes, I suppose that's true.

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But I would at least ask
that we never talk about it.

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To anyone.

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Ever.

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I've never seen such grace, such poise.

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It was beautiful, Mr. Brown.

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There's no other word for it. Beautiful.

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Yes, all the same, I…

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But you have talent, Mr. Brown.

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You need to share it with the world.
[gasps]

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[Paddington] Miss Potts' talent show,
at the town hall tonight!

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You should go there and dance!

262
00:12:02,003 --> 00:12:04,723
Oh, no, no. I couldn't possibly.

263
00:12:04,803 --> 00:12:06,763
No. You see, Paddington,

264
00:12:07,323 --> 00:12:09,123
I get stage fright.

265
00:12:09,203 --> 00:12:10,043
What's that?

266
00:12:10,563 --> 00:12:11,523
Um…

267
00:12:11,683 --> 00:12:13,603
[dancing music]

268
00:12:14,483 --> 00:12:16,123
[Mr. Brown] Stage fright is…

269
00:12:17,323 --> 00:12:20,843
when everyone
is staring at you, expecting…

270
00:12:21,003 --> 00:12:23,283
and your heart starts pounding,

271
00:12:23,443 --> 00:12:25,763
and your knees tremble,

272
00:12:25,923 --> 00:12:28,643
and your mouth goes dry.

273
00:12:28,803 --> 00:12:32,403
And you are supposed to lift
your dance partner high into the air,

274
00:12:32,483 --> 00:12:36,203
but you're too scared to move
and she runs towards you anyway and…

275
00:12:36,283 --> 00:12:37,443
-[crash]
-[audience gasps]

276
00:12:38,403 --> 00:12:39,443
Oh…

277
00:12:39,763 --> 00:12:41,883
Well, I still think
you should dance at the show.

278
00:12:42,883 --> 00:12:45,843
Uh… Um, no, no, no, I can't.

279
00:12:45,923 --> 00:12:50,163
I'm… no. I'm sorry, Paddington,
I really don't think I can.

280
00:12:51,243 --> 00:12:52,123
Oh.

281
00:12:54,363 --> 00:12:56,003
Thank you for posing, Mrs. Bird.

282
00:12:56,163 --> 00:12:58,203
This will be
the perfect painting for the show.

283
00:12:58,283 --> 00:13:00,563
Do you want me to help you
practise for tonight?

284
00:13:00,643 --> 00:13:02,643
Ach, no, Mrs. Brown,

285
00:13:02,723 --> 00:13:04,403
I don't need to practise.

286
00:13:04,483 --> 00:13:06,003
It's in my bones.

287
00:13:07,043 --> 00:13:08,563
Sorry to disturb you, Mrs. Brown,

288
00:13:08,883 --> 00:13:11,963
but did you know
that Mr. Brown could dance?

289
00:13:12,043 --> 00:13:14,723
Oh, he was a wonderful dancer, Paddington.

290
00:13:14,803 --> 00:13:17,123
-The best in all of London.
-[Mrs. Bird] Aye!

291
00:13:17,723 --> 00:13:19,563
The boy had some moves.

292
00:13:19,643 --> 00:13:23,483
Oh, it was such a shame
he never got to show the world.

293
00:13:23,563 --> 00:13:25,323
All because of his stage fright.

294
00:13:25,483 --> 00:13:27,723
There must be something we can do.

295
00:13:28,243 --> 00:13:33,123
In my experience, the best thing to do
if you are scared of something

296
00:13:33,203 --> 00:13:35,323
is to face your fear.

297
00:13:35,403 --> 00:13:39,323
So, if you were scared of heights,
you should jump off a cliff?

298
00:13:39,483 --> 00:13:42,123
No, Paddington,
you should never jump off a cliff.

299
00:13:42,203 --> 00:13:44,003
I want to be very clear about that.

300
00:13:44,083 --> 00:13:48,883
But you might try jumping off the top
diving board at the swimming pool.

301
00:13:49,043 --> 00:13:54,403
Because if you do, you might
just learn there's nothing to fear

302
00:13:54,563 --> 00:13:56,283
but fear itself.

303
00:13:56,363 --> 00:13:57,283
Oh!

304
00:13:57,523 --> 00:14:00,283
I rather hoped Mr. Brown
would enter the talent show tonight,

305
00:14:00,363 --> 00:14:02,603
but he says he's far too scared.

306
00:14:02,683 --> 00:14:06,683
Then maybe all he needs
is a little encouragement.

307
00:14:11,563 --> 00:14:12,843
[recorder]

308
00:14:12,923 --> 00:14:13,963
[drums]

309
00:14:16,403 --> 00:14:17,403
Judy!

310
00:14:17,923 --> 00:14:18,963
Judy!

311
00:14:20,003 --> 00:14:21,363
Judy!

312
00:14:21,763 --> 00:14:25,123
I'm trying to practise
and I can't hear myself.

313
00:14:25,203 --> 00:14:28,003
Sorry, Jonathan.
But I need to practise for tonight too.

314
00:14:28,083 --> 00:14:31,483
But I was here first.
Can't you practise somewhere else?

315
00:14:31,563 --> 00:14:32,923
Um, not really.

316
00:14:33,083 --> 00:14:34,483
Well, can you turn them down?

317
00:14:34,803 --> 00:14:35,683
No.

318
00:14:35,923 --> 00:14:37,523
Because they're drums.

319
00:14:38,283 --> 00:14:39,243
Fine!

320
00:14:44,923 --> 00:14:46,683
Hello? Miss Potts?

321
00:14:46,843 --> 00:14:49,603
One moment, Paddington. We are rehearsing.

322
00:14:50,003 --> 00:14:51,683
And are you sure this is safe?

323
00:14:52,083 --> 00:14:54,123
Absolutely.

324
00:14:54,203 --> 00:14:57,643
The volunteer, that's you, stands here.

325
00:14:57,723 --> 00:15:00,323
The blindfold goes here.

326
00:15:00,843 --> 00:15:03,763
The arrow goes here.

327
00:15:03,923 --> 00:15:07,003
[Mr. Curry] And I hit the apple
every time!

328
00:15:07,163 --> 00:15:08,763
[suspenseful music]

329
00:15:12,483 --> 00:15:13,683
No! No way!

330
00:15:14,283 --> 00:15:16,043
Goodbye, Mr. Curry.

331
00:15:16,603 --> 00:15:17,643
[sighs]

332
00:15:17,723 --> 00:15:19,723
Great. Now we're one act short.

333
00:15:19,803 --> 00:15:21,443
Perhaps I can help, Miss Potts.

334
00:15:21,803 --> 00:15:22,643
Ahem.

335
00:15:22,723 --> 00:15:25,003
[agent voice] Do I have an act for you!

336
00:15:25,323 --> 00:15:27,363
I don't know. Do you?

337
00:15:28,163 --> 00:15:30,243
-Yes.
-[Miss Potts] Well, it better be good.

338
00:15:30,403 --> 00:15:33,563
Mr. Curry was supposed
to be the grand finale.

339
00:15:33,643 --> 00:15:36,923
I need a real show stopper
to take his place.

340
00:15:37,003 --> 00:15:39,163
I can promise you, Miss Potts.

341
00:15:39,243 --> 00:15:42,403
It is the greatest act you will ever see.

342
00:15:42,643 --> 00:15:44,363
One, two, three, four…

343
00:15:44,443 --> 00:15:46,083
-[very loud recorder]
-What?

344
00:15:47,483 --> 00:15:49,163
[Judy] What are you doing?

345
00:15:49,243 --> 00:15:51,603
Giving you a taste of your own medicine!

346
00:15:51,683 --> 00:15:52,883
[recorder]

347
00:15:54,003 --> 00:15:55,243
[drums and recorder]

348
00:15:59,923 --> 00:16:01,243
[recorder even louder]

349
00:16:02,803 --> 00:16:04,123
[drums stops]

350
00:16:07,643 --> 00:16:09,363
[drums]

351
00:16:09,523 --> 00:16:11,483
[recorder and drums]

352
00:16:16,603 --> 00:16:18,323
[panting]

353
00:16:18,403 --> 00:16:20,083
That was amazing!

354
00:16:20,163 --> 00:16:21,883
We should do that tonight!

355
00:16:21,963 --> 00:16:23,243
[show music]

356
00:16:23,803 --> 00:16:27,563
[Miss Potts] Thank you, Mr. Harrison
and his performing pigeons!

357
00:16:27,723 --> 00:16:30,563
And next up
in the Windsor Gardens Talent Show,

358
00:16:30,643 --> 00:16:33,523
the mighty Mrs. Bird…

359
00:16:33,683 --> 00:16:36,123
-[applause]
-Mwah! Mwah!

360
00:16:38,283 --> 00:16:40,003
[drum roll]

361
00:16:40,963 --> 00:16:42,323
[straining]

362
00:16:44,203 --> 00:16:46,203
[cheering and applause]

363
00:16:46,283 --> 00:16:47,243
-[crack]
-[audience gasps]

364
00:16:47,403 --> 00:16:48,243
[gasps]

365
00:16:49,043 --> 00:16:52,243
Oh, perhaps I should have
practised after all.

366
00:16:53,763 --> 00:16:56,843
Let's hear it for Mrs. Bird, everyone!

367
00:16:56,923 --> 00:16:59,283
Who I'm sure is… fine.

368
00:17:00,963 --> 00:17:03,243
-She's going to be fine.
-[applause]

369
00:17:03,323 --> 00:17:04,283
Phew!

370
00:17:04,642 --> 00:17:09,523
I just want to say, I am so very,
very proud of you. Break a leg.

371
00:17:09,843 --> 00:17:12,243
Mr. Brown! That's not very nice.

372
00:17:12,323 --> 00:17:13,763
[Judy] It's an expression.

373
00:17:13,923 --> 00:17:16,162
It's how you say good luck in the theatre.

374
00:17:16,323 --> 00:17:19,803
Oh! Well, in that case,
I hope you break all your legs.

375
00:17:19,882 --> 00:17:22,523
-Well, no, you see…
-We get the idea.

376
00:17:22,603 --> 00:17:24,603
And now let's welcome to the stage

377
00:17:24,683 --> 00:17:28,323
a jubilant Jonathan and Judy duet!

378
00:17:28,843 --> 00:17:30,403
One, two, three, four!

379
00:17:30,563 --> 00:17:32,083
[recorder and drums]

380
00:17:35,043 --> 00:17:37,603
This is what they call music nowadays?

381
00:17:37,683 --> 00:17:39,843
Oh! Just sounds like a load of old noise.

382
00:17:39,923 --> 00:17:42,523
[chuckles] Then why is your foot tapping?

383
00:17:42,603 --> 00:17:43,603
It isn't!

384
00:17:47,523 --> 00:17:48,523
[cheering]

385
00:17:53,203 --> 00:17:56,283
Look at them, Paddington.
They are so brave.

386
00:17:56,363 --> 00:17:57,883
I could never do that.

387
00:17:57,963 --> 00:18:00,883
Yes. And about that, Mr. Brown.

388
00:18:01,123 --> 00:18:03,003
I'm terribly sorry to spring this on you…

389
00:18:03,163 --> 00:18:04,163
[Paddington] You're on next.

390
00:18:04,243 --> 00:18:05,563
[laughs]

391
00:18:05,643 --> 00:18:07,803
No, wait. No! I'm jolly well not.

392
00:18:07,963 --> 00:18:09,603
Come on, Mr. Brown, you're a natural.

393
00:18:09,683 --> 00:18:12,323
As soon as that music starts,
your body will take over

394
00:18:12,403 --> 00:18:15,283
and everyone will see
how talented you are.

395
00:18:15,443 --> 00:18:17,563
Look, I appreciate
what you're trying to do,

396
00:18:17,643 --> 00:18:21,083
but you don't understand.
I will get stage fright.

397
00:18:22,203 --> 00:18:23,603
I'm sorry, Paddington.

398
00:18:23,683 --> 00:18:24,843
[applause]

399
00:18:25,363 --> 00:18:26,363
Oh, dear.

400
00:18:26,843 --> 00:18:29,043
Wasn't that wonderful?

401
00:18:30,483 --> 00:18:33,763
Now, ladies and gentlemen,
for the big finale.

402
00:18:33,843 --> 00:18:37,483
The greatest act anyone has ever seen.

403
00:18:37,563 --> 00:18:39,163
[dancing music]

404
00:18:46,083 --> 00:18:49,723
-What's going on? Where's the act?
-I'm afraid he just left.

405
00:18:49,803 --> 00:18:53,603
Well, someone has to go on!
The music's already started!

406
00:18:54,803 --> 00:18:57,403
Don't worry, Miss Potts. Leave it to me.

407
00:19:03,443 --> 00:19:04,923
[Mr. Brown] Stage fright.

408
00:19:05,363 --> 00:19:07,163
Everyone's staring at you.

409
00:19:07,323 --> 00:19:08,883
Heart pounding.

410
00:19:09,443 --> 00:19:11,123
Knees trembling.

411
00:19:11,283 --> 00:19:12,883
Mouth dry.

412
00:19:13,203 --> 00:19:14,643
You can't move.

413
00:19:15,483 --> 00:19:16,523
Oh, no!

414
00:19:19,363 --> 00:19:20,203
Oh!

415
00:19:21,003 --> 00:19:22,123
Paddington?

416
00:19:25,763 --> 00:19:26,683
Uh…

417
00:19:28,763 --> 00:19:29,723
[gulps]

418
00:19:30,603 --> 00:19:32,643
[dancing music]

419
00:19:33,363 --> 00:19:35,723
[cheering and applause]

420
00:19:57,083 --> 00:19:58,363
[chuckles]

421
00:20:00,203 --> 00:20:01,363
[both] Wow!

422
00:20:08,723 --> 00:20:10,723
[cheering and applause]

423
00:20:10,883 --> 00:20:12,563
[laughs]

424
00:20:12,723 --> 00:20:14,883
[romantic music]

425
00:20:15,843 --> 00:20:19,403
[Paddington] So, you see, Aunt Lucy,
once you face your fears,

426
00:20:20,523 --> 00:20:23,403
you realise
there was nothing to fear at all.

427
00:20:23,563 --> 00:20:27,363
And you can't imagine why you were
ever scared in the first place.

428
00:20:27,843 --> 00:20:30,003
Love from Paddington.

429
00:20:31,443 --> 00:20:34,003
[soft rock music]

430
00:20:53,283 --> 00:20:57,963
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