Animaniacs 1x20

Directed by

Richard Libertini as Wally Llama (voice)

The Warners trek to Tibet seeking answers to the mysteries of life from a famous sage.

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1. captioning made possible by U.S. Department of education and fox broadcasting company

2. Is it hot in here?

3. I definitely feel warm.

4. Oh, my gosh, there's a fire!

5. Fire! Fire! Fire!

6. Aah!

7. I'm on fire!

8. Put it out! Put it out!

9. Put it out!

10. Wait a minute. I am a fire.

11. Imagine my embarrassment.

12. I wish someone would tell me these things.

13. I'm always the last to know.

14. Hey, whoa there, fella.

15. Put me down.

16. What do you think you're doing?

17. Oh, taking me on a little tour of the place?

18. I can deal with that.

19. Nice pad you have here.

20. Hey, not so fast, pal.

21. I'll fall off this thing.

22. Slow down. Slow down!

23. Aah! That's better.

24. Now where are we going?

25. Up there? Are you crazy?

26. It's dark up there.

27. Count me out. I'm scared of the dark.

28. If you're going up there, go alone.

29. Hey, what are you doing?

30. I told you I don't want to go.

31. Turn around, will you?

32. Go back down.

33. I don't want the darkness to get me.

34. I'm scared of the dark.

35. I'm scared—huh?

36. Who turned on the lights?

37. Oh, that's right. I did.

38. Where did the darkness go?

39. Oh, ran down the stairs, huh?

40. I see you hiding down there.

41. I guess I showed you who's boss.

42. No stupid old darkness is going to scare me.

43. Yeah, you're nothing but a big chicken.

44. Ooh! Ooh.

45. Whoa! Check out this place.

46. Very impressive.

47. So what are we doing here?

48. Oh, you're a writer.

49. Burning the midnight oil, huh?

50. No problem. I'll keep you company.

51. Ha ha ha!

52. Ahh, a cool breeze.

53. Nice.

54. I was born to dance.

55. Get down.

56. Whoa!

57. It's a tornado!

58. Batten down the hatches!

59. Hoist the mizzenmast!

60. Shut the window! Shut it already!

61. Whew!

62. Whoa!

63. Mayday! Mayday! We're going down!

64. Huh?

65. Uh-oh!

66. Hey, you guys, are you crazy?

67. Knock it off!

68. It wasn't my fault, honest.

69. It was my evil cousins who did it.

70. But next time, be more careful, will you?

71. My relatives can't be trusted.

72. Ahh!

73. O.K. Let's get back to work here.

74. You keep on writing, and I'll keep the darkness away.

75. Ahh! Finished.

76. At last. I knew he could do it.

77. Let's see what you wrote.

78. "We hold these truths to be self-evident,

79. "that all men are created equal

80. "and that they are endowed

81. "by their creator

82. "with certain inalienable rights...

83. "that among these are life, liberty,

84. and the pursuit of happiness."

85. Not bad, Jefferson.

86. So what are you going to call this?

87. The declaration of independence.

88. Drafted July 4, 1776.

89. Glad I could shed some light on the situation.

90. Good luck with that independence thing.

91. As for me,

92. I'm going to take the rest of the day off.

93. Maybe you should do the same.

94. We could call it a national holiday.

95. I guess they took my advice.