The Adventures of Tintin 1x3

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Tintin finds a ship model in the Old Street Market and buys it for Captain Haddock as a gift. Little he knows that it will turn into a treasure hunt, connecting them to Sir Francis Haddock, Captain's ancestor.

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1. Radio reporter: And in other news today,

2. there has been an increase in pickpocket activity

3. throughout the city.

4. There seems to be no specific location

5. where the pickpocket or pickpockets strike

6. which have the police completely baffled.

7. Also, the pickpocket is highly skilled,

8. and most victims are

9. unaware of the theft,

10. making time and location

11. extremely difficult to pinpoint.

12. The common item of theft is men's wallets.

13. In an effort to track down and apprehend

14. those responsible for these activities,

15. police have assigned their two top men,

16. Detectives Thomson and Thompson.

17. Arf!

18. Snowy!

19. Snowy!

20. $5, sir.

21. Wow!

22. This is a new one!

23. Here you go, sir.

24. Hello, Tintin.

25. Thomson and Thompson! Hi, detectives.

26. Good to see you again!

27. A little Sunday shopping?

28. Actually, we're here on a case.

29. We've been assigned to catch that pesky pickpocket.

30. The one who's been in the papers.

31. Yes, and we just happened to notice these splendid sticks.

32. Quite a coincidence. Quite!

33. So, ah, after we purchase these delightful sticks,

34. Thompson, we'd better be on...

35. our way.

36. My wallet! It's gone!

37. The pickpocket!

38. He got my wallet, too!

39. It's okay, Detectives. I'll take care of this.

40. You can pay me back next time I see you.

41. We must report this immediately, Thompson.

42. Yes. Thank you, Tintin.

43. Goodbye.

44. Goodbye, Detectives!

45. Poor Thomson and Thompson.

46. Wait up, Snowy!

47. Wow!

48. Isn't she a beauty?

49. Yes, she sure is.

50. $25 and she's yours. What do you say, Snowy?

51. Think the Captain would like it? Ruff!

52. Would you take $20?

53. Sure.

54. It's a deal!

55. How much is that ship?

56. Sorry sir, I just sold it.

57. Let me buy it from you. But I don't want to sell.

58. How much for

59. the model? It's already been sold!

60. To who?

61. To me!

62. Come on, Snowy. Let's go!

63. Ruff!

64. I'll give you 40 bucks!

65. Whatever he said, I'll double it.

66. Get lost! I was here first!

67. What about 50?

68. I'll raise it to 60.

69. 70.

70. 80.

71. 90.

72. 100.

73. No!

74. I don't want to sell, gentlemen!

75. I don't believe the nerve of those guys.

76. I wonder why those men

77. were so insistent on buying this model?

78. I just thought it would be

79. a nice present for Captain Haddock.

80. I bet he'll be surprised

81. to see it.

82. Captain?

83. You again?

84. Yes. I apologize

85. for my persistence, young man,

86. but I'd like you to take my card.

87. In case you decide to sell.

88. Fine. Goodbye!

89. Snowy!

90. Oh no!

91. It's broken.

92. What?

93. Ahoy there, landlubber!

94. Captain, look. I got a present for you.

95. 10,000 thundering typhoons!

96. Do you like it?

97. Like it? Why, it's incredible!

98. Quick! We must go to my place.

99. Huh?

100. Now, Tintin! Now!

101. Captain?

102. What's going on?

103. An extraordinary coincidence!

104. Captain!

105. That's my great, great ancestor,

106. Sir Francis Haddock!

107. He looks exactly like you.

108. Yes, he is good-looking.

109. Take a closer look at this ship.

110. It's just like the model!

111. Exactly!

112. And speaking of the model...

113. I didn't bring it!

114. It's gone!

115. Hello?

116. Someone stole the ship, Captain!

117. Stole my ship? Why those miserable slugs!

118. Freshwater swamps! Just wait till

119. I get my hands on them.

120. I'll spear their ears.

121. I'll mash their brains. I'll—

122. Gotta go, Captain. Bye.

123. Tintin? Tintin!

124. Coming.

125. Coming.

126. Mr. Sakharine. Aha!

127. A model of the Unicorn!

128. Just as I thought. My ship!

129. Could you explain to me how it got here, please?

130. I'm afraid you've made a mistake, young fellow.

131. I've had this model for over 10 years.

132. We'll see about that.

133. Young man! Whatever are you doing?

134. The mast isn't broken.

135. I'm sorry, Mr. Sakharine. It's not my ship.

136. I quite understand your surprise.

137. I felt the same way this morning.

138. I had thought my ship was an original.

139. I'm really very sorry, Mr. Sakharine.

140. I won't bother you any longer.

141. I hope you find your ship, young man.

142. Thank you, sir. Goodbye.

143. Two identical ships

144. modelled after the Unicorn.

145. It doesn't make sense at all.

146. I'd better call the Captain!

147. Occupied.

148. Huh!

149. Finally.

150. We can go now, Fifi.

151. It's stopped raining.

152. Hmm, he must have gone out.

153. Let's go, Snowy.

154. My apartment!

155. It's been ransacked!

156. What kind of thieves don't steal anything, Snowy?

157. Who is it? Thompson and Thomson.

158. Hi, Detectives.

159. Hello, Tintin! We're here

160. to pay you back for the sticks.

161. Ohh, I've been robbed again!

162. Me, too.

163. Must have been that man we saw here last night

164. when we came to pay you back.

165. What man?

166. White male, about 5'5",

167. with black hair and a moustache.

168. The man from the market!

169. Obviously, the pickpocket's still on the loose.

170. We'll have to keep our eyes open, Thomson.

171. Uh-ho!

172. Thompson?

173. Here, Thomson!

174. I'm downstairs already.

175. So, the man from the market was here.

176. What are you doing, Snowy?

177. What's this?

178. "Three brothers joined.

179. Three Unicorns in company

180. sailing in the noonday sun

181. will speak.

182. For 'tis from the light that light will dawn

183. and then shines forth.

184. The Eagle's cross."

185. How mysterious!

186. This must have been hidden in the ship's mast.

187. It must have fallen out and rolled under the sideboard.

188. And whoever stole the model knew it was there.

189. That's why they came back.

190. Why? What does it mean?

191. Of course!

192. Quick, Snowy, to the Captain's!

193. We're going on a treasure hunt.

194. Yahoo!

195. Radio reporter: And continuing our coverage of

196. the pickpocket problem,

197. police report they are checking several leads

198. and appeal to the public

199. for any information

200. that could lead to an arrest.

201. Citizens are asked to contact

202. Detectives Thomson and Thompson.

203. Captain!

204. Captain, it's me, Tintin.

205. Captain, wake up!

206. Is anything wrong?

207. The Captain won't open his door. Ruff!

208. Yoo-hoo, Captain Haddock?

209. Captain?

210. Come one pace nearer

211. and I'll blast you to blazes!

212. Something's wrong.

213. Uhh!

214. Hold on, Captain! I'm coming.

215. One, two... three!

216. Uhh!

217. If everything alright?

218. Ca

219. Capt

220. Captai

221. Captain

222. Captain Ha

223. Captain Hadd

224. Captain Haddoc

225. Captain Haddock:

226. Captain Haddock: Av

227. Captain Haddock: Avas

228. Captain Haddock: Avast,

229. Captain Haddock: Avast, p

230. Captain Haddock: Avast, pir

231. Captain Haddock: Avast, pirat

232. Captain Haddock: Avast, pirates

233. Captain Haddock: Avast, pirates!

234. Avast, ya sea gherkins, buccaneers, filibusters!

235. That's got the sea dogs on the run.

236. With a yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum.

237. Tintin, my boy.

238. What's going on, Captain?

239. Look, landlubber, you see that man?

240. Francis Haddock.

241. Sir Francis Haddock!

242. Anyway, I found this chest in my attic last night

243. and you'll never guess what was in it.

244. Treasure?

245. No. A journal.

246. A journal?

247. Look.

248. Sir Francis Haddock's journal!

249. Yes, and listen to this: It's the year 1676.

250. The Unicorn, a valiant ship of King Charles I's fleet,

251. has left Barbados in the West Indies

252. to set sail for home.

253. Suddenly, there's a cry from above.

254. Sail on the port bow!

255. Thundering typhoons!

256. She's coming up close!

257. She'll cut across my bow!

258. She's running up her coloured.

259. Pirates!

260. Ahoy there!

261. Clear the decks!

262. Stand by to haul wind!

263. Captain Haddock: The Unicorn was going to try to outrun them.

264. Thundering typhoons!

265. It's no use.

266. She's overhauling us fast!

267. There was only one thing to do.

268. The Unicorn had to outwit the pirates.

269. Closer, me hearties, closer.

270. That's the way.

271. Closer!

272. Ready about!

273. Let go the braces!

274. Captain Haddock: The Unicorn had taken the pirates by surprise.

275. They had no time to alter course.

276. Gunners, take your places.

277. Fire!

278. Got her, laddies.

279. Fire!

280. But it wasn't enough!

281. The pirate ship was damaged but wasn't sinking.

282. Look!

283. She's hoisted fresh colours.

284. The red flag!

285. A fight to the death.

286. No prisoners taken!

287. The pirates were closing in.

288. They'd managed to manoeuvre behind The Unicorn

289. to avoid the fire of her guns.

290. No more than half a cable's length away,

291. the pirate ship suddenly slips under The Unicorn's poop.

292. Like this.

293. The two ships are now side by side!

294. Wow.

295. The pirate are ready to board.

296. Weapons are drawn.

297. Grappling irons are hurled.

298. The fight to the death begins!

299. All hands to repel boarders!

300. Ya!

301. Ow.

302. - Captain. - Stand back.

303. Out of the way.

304. Back, you sea lice, dirt dogs, thieving toads!

305. Leave this man for me, lads.

306. Help yourself, ya braggart.

307. So you want to kill me, huh?

308. You gherkin.

309. Well, take that and that!

310. Attack me from behind, would ya?

311. Then how about this?

312. That's what happened to Sir Francis too.

313. A heavy block fell on his head and he fell to the deck stunned.

314. The pirates had won.

315. Every last Unicorn man was forced to walk the plank.

316. What's happening?

317. Where's my crew?

318. Blue blistering barnacles.

319. You murdering maggots.

320. Thieving toads.

321. I am Red Rackham.

322. And I'm Sir Francis Haddock.

323. The name Red Rackham should make your blood freeze, sea dog.

324. Ha!

325. Never mind.

326. My ship is sinking because of your devilish gunners,

327. so I've taken over The Unicorn.

328. My men are just transferring the booty,

329. and what booty it is indeed.

330. Enjoy the hours of the night, Sir Francis.

331. Because tomorrow at dawn you die.

332. Captain Haddock: That night,

333. The Unicorn dropped anchor

334. in a shelter cove of a small deserted island.

335. Flushed with victory, the pirates were celebrating.

336. That's the way, me hearties.

337. The party's not complete yet.

338. Captain Haddock: He was on his way to the hold

339. where The Unicorn's gunpowder was stored.

340. This celebration is missing a few fireworks.

341. Ah ha!

342. Prepare to die, Sir Francis.

343. I'll save your beard, ya porcupine.

344. And I'll pluck your feathers, you popinjay.

345. Captain Haddock: He realized he was going to be

346. blown sky-high unless he extinguished the fuse.

347. So he did!

348. I'm getting angry, Red Rackham!

349. Snowy!

350. I've got ya now!

351. Captain?

352. Captain?

353. Red Rackham is dead!

354. May heaven forgive your wicked soul.

355. Justice!

356. Ooh.

357. Captain Haddock: Sir Francis lived on the island

358. for another two years before being rescued.

359. And that's where the journal ends.

360. On the last page is a message to his three sons.

361. He left them each a model of The Unicorn

362. built and rigged by himself.

363. He says that they should move the mast

364. and the truth will be complete.

365. That's it!

366. Red Rackham's treasure!

367. The maps for Red Rackham's treasure are hidden

368. in the masts.

369. Treasure? Treasure!

370. A yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum!

371. Red— what maps? - Don't worry, Captain.

372. We already have one and Mr. Sakharine has the second.

373. All we have to do is find the third

374. and Red Rackham's treasure will be ours.

375. Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum!

376. Red Rackham's treasure, here we come!

377. And as a follow-up

378. in the pickpocket story,

379. I have detectives Thomson and Thompson

380. in the studio with me.

381. Tell me, detectives, how close are you

382. to actually catching the pickpocket?

383. Well, we...

384. To be precise, we are very close.

385. Precisely.

386. Very close indeed.

387. Do you have a suspect?

388. Well, yes.

389. We are checking our files on pickpockets very closely.

390. With no page left unturned.

391. You can be assured that if there is

392. a pickpocket out there, we will find him in here.

393. Thank you, detectives.

394. Best of luck on your investigation.