Editing Winnie the Pooh Meets Slappy and the Stinkers/Transcript (section)

==Roy encouraging the Stinkers and the heroes/Looking for Boccoli==
(The scene fades to the next day where the Stinkers ride their bikes with the heroes and come up to Roy's shed)

Sonny: Hey, Roy.

Roy: Hey.

Sonny: Hope it's OK we came over.

Roy: You guys are always welcome in my shed. Just make sure Mr. Brinway don't see you. (notices the Stinkers and heroes look glum) Hey, you guys look kind of down.

Lucy: We just can't get Slappy out of our heads.

Sonny: We freed him when he didn't want to be freed. Then we gave him to a really bad man. Now he needs to be freed, and we can't do anything about it.

Witz: Yeah, we're just a bunch of losers.

Roy: Now, now, that is enough of that kind of talk. You guys are Stinkers, and that means something around here! You know, you are all special because of who you are. And who you are is what makes you special because that's all you are is special! There. Now how do you feel?

Lucy: Lousy.

Well, sometimes it works, and sometimes it don't.

(He picks up a rake as Loaf picks up Roy's gopher-bomb launcher)

Loaf: What's this, Roy?

Roy: Hey, careful with that. That's my gopher bomb launcher. (takes it)

Loaf: Is that all it launches?

Roy: Nah. This--This launches everything. Get me one of those potatoes right there.

Loaf: Okay. (picks up a potato and gives it to Roy) Here you go.

Roy: OK. Look it. Um, stand clear.

(Everyone moves out of the way as Roy puts the potato in the launcher and stands on one knee. He aims and fires it out of the launcher as he falls backwards)

???: Where's that potato going, Roy?

Roy: That sucker's going to fly a quarter of a mile! I aimed it due north. It's gonna land in the woods.

Dorothy Ann Hudson: Um... according to my research, Roy, you actually aimed in the wrong direction.

Loaf: Yeah. Isn't (points in a different direction) that due north?

(Roy looks at the different directions)

Roy: (realizes) Oh, yeah.

Ducky: I wonder where that potato's gonna end up at?

(The potato was flying towards the school. In Mr. Brinway's office, Mr. Brinway looks at a bill from the delivery the Stinkers made earlier)

Morgan Brinway: $155.45 for Barney the Buccaneer's Fish & Chips?

(The potato flies closer)

Morgan Brinway: I never ordered that.

(Then the potato flies though his window, hitting him on the back of the head and his face slams on his desk. We then cut to the Stinkers riding their bikes with the heroes)

Domino: I bet Boccoli has a hideout. All bad guys have hideouts.

Witz: I don't like where this is going.

Sonny: Only if we could find his hideout. Then we could save Slappy.

Witz: Guys, I really don't like where this is going.

Lucy: If we were him, where would we hide?

Witz: Does anybody else not like where this is going?

Loaf: One thing's for sure. He's gonna need a lot of fish.

(We then change to a harbour where people are selling fish as the Stinkers and heroes arrive. They ask various salesmen have they seen Bocccoli, but they shook their heads "no")

Sonny: Do you know a big, mean, greasy-looking man who buys a lot of fish and never shaves?

(The Stinkers and heroes look it's hopeless)

Domino: Maybe this wasn't such a good idea.

???: We've asked almost every salesman.

Witz: (scratching) I'm going into my pre-hive mode. A lot of shellfish around here.

(Then we see Boccoli talking to a salesperson)

Lucy: Hey, look. The big creep's right over there buying fish.

(Boccoli drives by them in his van as the Stinkers cover their faces with their helmets. They walk up to the salesperson)

Sonny: Excuse me, sir.

(The salesperson reveals to be a woman)

Sonny: I--I mean miss. (clears throat) But that man you just sold fish to? (wraps his arm around Witz) This kid thinks it's his father...

Witz: What?

Sonny: ...that split on him five years ago.

Tattooed Woman: Ran out on you, huh?

(Witz shrugs)

Tattooed Woman: Looks the type.

Sonny: Did you see where he lives, because his mom really wants to talk to him.

Tattooed Woman: I bet she does. He asked me out, tried to get me to go home with him. An old sawmill up on Mud Mountain.

Lucy: Isn't that great, Witz? You're gonna see your daddy again!

Witz: (shrugs) Good old pop.

(They run back to their backs)

Sonny: To do this right, we're going to need a lot of special equipment. Loaf?

Loaf: No problem.

Witz: Are you guys nuts? We can't go up there. He's gonna kill us!

Sonny: We got Slappy into this. We're gonna get him out.

Domino: Yeah, we're all Slappy has.

Lucy: Yeah, we're his family, and families stick together.

Loaf: Remember what Roy said? We're Stinkers, and that means something.

Witz: Let's rumble.

All: Yeah!

(The scene changes to Mr. Brinway looking through binoculars while the students board the bus to a bird watching field trip. Mr. Brinway, Harriet, and the students were wearing bird watching attire)

Mr. Brinway: Come along. Come along. What a perfect day for bird watching. (to Harriet) Did I tell you that this is the mating season for the common loon?

Harriet: Now I'm excited.

Mr. Brinway: Well, I'm glad you finally agreed to get a bird watching outfit like mine, Harriet. List time you wore that leopard print, you frightened the finches.

Harriet: Oh, I hate it. Now I look like a boy.

Mr. Brinway: (sighs) Right. (boards the bus)

Harriet: Oh, I really miss the Stinkers. I wonder what they're doing right now.

Mr. Brinway: Well, they're probably doing hard time at San Quentin Junior Penitentiary, where they belong. (laughing) (to Gordon) Gordon, move along, son.

(Gordon barks as he boards the bus)

Mr. Brinway: Good boy.

(Harriet also boards the bus)