Over the Garden Wall 1x1

Directed by Nate Cash

Jack Jones as Gregory's Frog (voice) • Melanie Lynskey as Beatrice (voice) • Christopher Lloyd as The Woodsman (voice)

Lost in the mysterious woods of the Unknown, two brothers named Wirt and Gregory run into a jaded old woodsman who warns them to beware the terrifying Beast that roams the dark forest.

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1. Chapter 1 - "The Old Grist Mill"

2. Somewhere lost in the clouded

3. annals of history lies a place that few have seen ...

4. a mysterious place called the Unknown, where

5. long-forgotten stories are revealed to those who travel

6. through the wood.

7. Antelope, Guggenheim,

8. Albert, Salami, Giggly, Jumpy, Tom, Thomas, Tambourine,

9. Leg face McCullen, Artichoke, Penguin, Pete, Steve,

10. but I think the very worst name for this frog is ...

11. Wait. Wait a second. Uh, Greg...

12. where are we?

13. - In the woods. - I mean...

14. - what are we doing out here? - We're walking home.

15. Greg, I think we're lost. We sh... we should have left

16. - a trail or something. - I can leave a trail of

17. - candy from my pants. - No.

18. Though I am lost, my wounded heart resides back home,

19. in pieces, strewn about the graveyard of my lost love,

20. for only ...

21. - Do you hear that? - Yeah.

22. Do you think it's some kind of deranged lunatic with an ax

23. waiting out there in the darkness for innocent victims?

24. Greg. Greg!

25. Greg, you're gonna get us into trouble again.

26. - We should ask him for help. - No, we should not ask

27. - him for help. - But ...

28. - Shh! - You shush.

29. - You shush. - Shh.

30. Shoot.

31. You think we should have asked him for help?

32. Maybe I can help you. I mean, you guys

33. are lost, right?

34. - What in the world is going on? - Well, you're slapping

35. yourself and I'm answering your question and ...

36. No, Greg. A bird's brain isn't big enough

37. - for cognizant speech. - Hey, what was that?

38. I mean, I'm just saying you're ... you're weird ...

39. like, not normal. I-I mean ... Oh, my gosh.

40. - Stop talking to it, Wirt. - "It"?

41. - Uh ... uh ... - What are you doing here?

42. - Explain yourselves! - And I'll see you guys later. Bye.

43. Calm ... calm down, mister.

44. Wh-Whatever you do here is your business.

45. We just want to get home with all of our legs

46. - and arms attached. - These woods are no place for children.

47. - Don't you know the beast is afoot here? - The beast?

48. W-W-W-We don't know anything about that.

49. W-We're just two lost kids trying to get home.

50. Well, welcome to the Unknown, boys.

51. You're more lost than you realize.

52. I found this homestead abandoned and repurposed its

53. mill for my needs. You and your brother should be

54. - safe here while I work. - Candy trail, candy trail,

55. - candy trail. - What ... what is your work, exactly?

56. Everyone has a torch to burn,

57. and this here's mine. I grind the horrid edelwood

58. trees into oil to keep this lantern lit.

59. This is my lot in life. This is my burden.

60. This guy sounds loony. Maybe we should make a break

61. for it, if we can. But he must know the woods really

62. well, so we may need to knock him out first, except that

63. may turn out really badly, huh? Yeah, bad ... bad plan.

64. - Forget it. Bad plan. - Okay.

65. What are you boys whispering about?

66. We're talking about running away out of here.

67. - Shh! Shh! - Shh!

68. Shh!

69. Leave if you wish. But remember ... the beast haunts

70. these woods, ever singing his mournful melody in search of

71. - lost souls such as yourselves! - To help us?

72. No, not to help you. I have work to do in the mill.

73. When I am finished, I will do what I can to guide you if you

74. - are still here when I return. - Huh.

75. I guess we could just leave. I don't know.

76. - Greg! - What?

77. Do you think there really is

78. a beast out there, or is that guy just messing with us?

79. - Uh-huh. - I mean, he could have done

80. away with us by now if that was his plan, and he lit that fire.

81. - That's pretty nice. - Yeah!

82. I guess it's possible there's a beast, since there was

83. - a talking bird, but ... - Yeah!

84. I don't know.

85. Sometimes I feel like I'm just like a boat upon a winding

86. river, twisting towards an endless black sea...

87. further and further

88. drifting away from where I want to be, who I want to be.

89. Oh. I didn't know that. Did you know that if you soak

90. a raisin in grape juice, it turns into a grape?

91. It's a rock fact!

92. You're not helping at all. Why don't you go play with

93. - your frog or something? - Aw, beans!

94. Where is that frog o' mine? Hold on there, second

95. brother o' mine. I'll be back soon for your plan.

96. Kitty! Kitty!

97. Now, where did that frog named Kitty go?

98. Whoop! I tripped on my own candy trail!

99. Huh?

100. That frog's giving me the runaround.

101. Kitty!

102. Gross.

103. Kitty?

104. Hmm. Is that ... Whoop! Oh, there you are!

105. Wirt?

106. Kitty?

107. You have beautiful eyes.

108. Greg?

109. Uh...

110. What's happening?

111. - Where's your brother? - Uh-uh-uh.

112. Holy moly. Hot dog.

113. Ugh!

114. - It's the beast! - Stay back, boys!

115. This creature which is known as ... Huh?

116. Ohhh.

117. - Greg, why did you do that? - That was your plan, remember?

118. - Knock him out! - No! Bad plan!

119. I told you to forget that plan!

120. Spank! Spank!

121. Run, run, run, run, run, run, run!

122. Candy camouflage!

123. Run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run.

124. - Greg! - This is amazing, huh?

125. Am I supposed to throw something?

126. Oh, yeah!

127. He's eating your candy.

128. I wonder if he ate my whole candy trail that led

129. - to this mill. - Ugh! Greg, you led the beast

130. right to us with your candy!

131. Hey, give me the ax. You're too little to have

132. it anyway. We got to ...

133. We got to get out of here!

134. Uh, Greg, give him the rest of your candy!

135. Oops.

136. - Hey, Wirt, look! - Greg?

137. Wirt, he spit up that turtle, and now he's my new best friend!

138. Ohh! Ohh.

139. Hey, where are you going? Ain't that just the way?

140. The mill is destroyed. The oil ... all gone!

141. But ... but ... but look. We got the beast problem solved.

142. That dog? That is not the beast!

143. The beast cannot be mollified like some farmer's pet!

144. He stalks like the night. He sings like the four winds.

145. He is the death of hope. He steals their children,

146. and he'll... run...

147. You're always messing up, Greg.

148. Boy, you have it backwards! You are the elder child!

149. You are responsible for you and your brother's actions!

150. I'm ... I'm ... I'm sorry. Maybe I can... fix it?

151. - I-I can't fix it. - You must go.

152. Take your brother North. Look for a town.

153. Yeah. Thanks. Come on, Greg.

154. One last thing ... beware the Unknown!

155. Fear the beast and leave these woods...

156. if you can. It is your burden to bear!

157. - Right. Yeah. Got it. - And, little one, you look

158. after that frog. Give him a proper name.

159. Okay.

160. Wirt, I think I thought of a new name for our frog.

161. - I'm gonna call him "Wirt." - That's gonna be

162. - really confusing. - No.

163. - I'm gonna call you "Kitty." - What? Maybe I'll start

164. - calling you "candy pants." - Whoa! Yeah!

165. Good one, Wirt.

166. - Thanks. - I'm not talking to you.

167. I'm talking to Wirt.