:00:23
Rex?
:00:27
l know it was hard
for you today...
:00:30
watching all that happening.
:00:32
But surely it's not worth
all this misery.
:00:36
Please, dear,
not on such a beautiful night.
:00:39
You put these ideas
into his head!
:00:42
Two-faced traitorous wret--
:00:45
[ Growling, Snarling ]
:00:51
Get down!
:00:54
Down, Rex.
Fly!
:00:57
[ Snarling ]
:00:59
[ Whimpers ]
:01:19
[ Narrator ] A dark cloud
had descended on the valley.
:01:23
And the pig felt that
the troubles were all his fault.
:01:26
But he was certain that he knew
how to put things right again.
:01:30
Oh, uh,
e-excuse me, sir.
:01:35
But l-l-l think
all this trouble--
:01:37
- [ Snarling, Growling ]
- [ Squealing ]
:01:44
[ Man ] Well, it's not distemper.
Can't be rabies.
:01:48
Must be the hormones.
:01:50
- What about Hoggett's notion,
the dog jealous of the wee pig?
- l don't see that myself.
:01:55
[ Mrs. Hoggett ]
No. So what should we do?
:01:58
You can keep him locked up
or... snip, snip. l can do it Tuesday.