Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)

Directed by Richard Williams

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Claire Williams as Marcella • Didi Conn as Raggedy Ann (voice) • Mark Baker as Raggedy Andy (voice) • Fred Stuthman as The Camel with the Wrinkled Knees (voice) • Niki Flacks as Babette (voice) • George S. Irving as The Captain (voice) • Arnold Stang as Queasy (voice)

Raggedy Ann and Andy, along with other toys, reside in the nursery of a little girl named Marcella. During Marcella's seventh birthday, Babette, from France, is introduced as the new doll from a large package. Meanwhile, the lecherous Captain Contagi...

United Kingdom • United States of America • Adventure • Fantasy • Animation • Comedy • Music • Family

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1. Bye-bye Marcella, have a nice weekend!

2. Bye, dad!

3. Marcella's mother: Is that you, Marcella?

4. Yes, it's me!

5. Come on, get cleaned up for your party!

6. Okay, mom, comin'!

7. Raggedy Ann, you look after the playroom.

8. Raggedy Ann: Grandpa? Is Marcella gone, for sure?

9. Yep! The coast is clear, Annie!

10. Oh, what a day I've had.

11. I think I must have popped half my stitches.

12. Maxi Fixit: Don't you worry, Raggedy Ann.

13. I'll fix 'em up for you in a minute.

14. Maxi Fixit fixes everything.

15. Susie Pincushion: Great, great, Maxi.

16. That's Susie Pincushion's kind of work.

17. There. That's much better now, isn't it?

18. Oh, it is. What would I do without you?

19. Well, goodness.

20. The way you go banging around with Marcella.

21. It's a wonder you didn't lose all your stuffing years ago.

22. It's true. I do get bounced around a bit.

23. Eh, but you also get to see the world outside.

24. Which is more than we get to see.

25. Yeah, what'd you see out there, Annie?

26. Oh, lots of different things.

27. Some are real for sure strange.

28. Tell us, Annie. Tell us.

29. Okay.

30. You really see it that way?

31. Just that lovely?

32. Every single day?

33. Turvy-Topsy: Really?

34. That's the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. Isn't it?

35. Here's the really big news.

36. Our little Marcella is seven years old today.

37. Barney Beanbag: Uh, what's 'seven years old'?

38. It's a time to have fun!

39. Parties and singin', even get presents.

40. See, look over there!

41. Now that looks like a present.

42. It's a funny kind of box. It may need fixin'.

43. Look! It's-a sprouting feet!

44. Those feet look familiar.

45. Matter of fact, they look just like mine!

46. Do you think it could be...?

47. - It is Andy! - He's wrecked!

48. He's under there. Everybody, please, help me push.

49. Raggedy Andy: What a relief!

50. I was on the floor here doin' my pushups

51. When wham, bam,

52. everything went dark and I was squashed by that.

53. That's Marcella's birthday present.

54. What do I care? I spent the whole day under that thing.

55. Ah, somethin' dumb, I bet.

56. There's something written up there!

57. Could you read it, Annie?

58. I can't see from here.

59. - Boost me up. - Yeah, here.

60. Here, step on me, darling.

61. Who cares what it says? Or what's in it?

62. 'Happy Birthday Marcella,'

63. 'from Paris, France!'

64. 'Contents: One French doll.'

65. Just what we need around here.

66. Another darn doll.

67. Imagine that.

68. A doll from Paris.

69. I'll tell you somethin'.

70. I'm gettin' pretty sick and tired

71. of all the dumb things that go on around here!

72. This is no place for a strong, tough and terrific boy like myself.

73. You're strong, tough and terrific?

74. I could be,

75. if I didn't have to hang around this nursery and be a girl's doll.

76. Oh, Andrew. You're just terrible.

77. A regular Huck Finn.

78. Wouldn't you be? Pushed around and squashed up

79. - by a bunch of girls? - You tell 'em, Sonny!

80. Yeah, you, uh... Tell 'em what?

81. Whaddya mean? Tell-a the truth!

82. What truth?

83. Too many girls!

84. Stop it! You'll hurt yourself.

85. Hurt nothin'! I've been hurt enough.

86. Packages landin' on my head, tea parties,

87. dancin' lessons!

88. I'm no girl's toy!

89. Maybe-a lazy!

90. Watch it, sister.

91. Not me!

92. Freeze! Here comes Marcella!

93. Wow.

94. Ba-bette.

95. Babette.

96. This is Babette, everybody. Isn't she beautiful?

97. Marcella! Come and blow out your candles!

98. Okay.

99. Babette, you must be tired. You better go to bed.

100. Ba-bette.

101. Raggedy Ann, you take good care of Babette.

102. Welcome to our playroom, Babette.

103. Babette?

104. - Babette? - Hey, Babette!

105. Who... are you?

106. My name is Raggedy Ann, and this is my brother,

107. Raggedy Andy.

108. - Where am I? - You're in the playroom, that's where.

109. You'll probably love it.

110. Oh, la-la-la-la-la... What am I doing in such a terrible place?

111. But you're going to love it here with us!

112. What are you?

113. We're dolls, like you!

114. Captain Contagious: Shivering timbers!

115. Look at that. 37 years, marooned in a feisty snowstorm!

116. And not a sign of spring.

117. But... who are you?

118. - Queazy? - Ay, captain!

119. - Come here! - Ay, captain!

120. Oh! Something's goin' on down there.

121. Ay, captain!

122. - Get me m'spyglass! - Ay, captain!

123. Where's that spyglass?

124. Oh, brother...

125. Queazy, Queazy! Look at that!

126. She sure is a picture.

127. Eh. I think she's kind of a pill.

128. Oh... She's probably homesick.

129. I never saw such things...

130. I go to bed now. I do not wish to be disturbed.

131. (Ann) 'S. O. S.'

132. Oh my goodness. I'll do my very best, captain!

133. Down, please!

134. Oh, oh, oh!

135. Hey, everybody. It's a real emergency!

136. The captain is in trouble. We've got to get him out!

137. What are you gonna do?

138. Ah, shhh. I'm— I'm thinking.

139. I know.

140. Maxi, do you have something

141. in your toolbox that will get the captain out?

142. Heh, lemme look.

143. Ho-ho.

144. This-a could do it.

145. Okay, Maxi, let's try.

146. Up, please, Mister Bird!

147. Easy, Annie, you're the only sister I've got.

148. Oh, okay! Careful, now...

149. Look out!

150. I have come to claim what is rightfully mine!

151. Ay, captain! Ay, captain!

152. - What on earth are you doing? - Lay back, missy!

153. I have come for my prize!

154. What prize?

155. My treasure, my miracle! My bride!

156. Queazy, douse the lights!

157. Douse the lights! Douse the lights!

158. Avast, ya lubbers!

159. We're off to the high seas!

160. High seas! High seas!

161. Ho-heave-ho!

162. (all) Ho-heave-ho!

163. Pirate!

164. The main!

165. Pirate!

166. What happened?

167. Can he do that?

168. Sure looks like it.

169. Poor Babette. Kidnapped... by pirates.

170. Poor Marcella! The captain just ran off with her birthday present.

171. Oh, it's all my fault.

172. Andy? We've got to save Babette.

173. You're— You're not goin' out there after her.

174. Into the deep, deep woods? Oh, no...

175. Marcella says you should never, never, go into the deep, deep woods.

176. Lots of scary things out there, Annie.

177. I don't care.

178. I've got to.

179. For Marcella.

180. Alright, I'm goin' too. Somebody's gotta protect you.

181. You all stay here and wait. We'll be back before morning.

182. We'll bring Babette back, and Marcella won't even know it happened.

183. I'll handle everything. Who's scared, anyhow?

184. Don't worry, now.

185. Bye.

186. Well, uh— Look out below!

187. Hup!

188. Annie? You okay?

189. I— I'm okay.

190. What about you, Andy? Did you rip anything?

191. Don't think so.

192. Seems to be all there.

193. Oh, oh.

194. Ah, where's my foot? Oh, there it is.

195. Oh, thank you, Andy.

196. (Ann) Oh...

197. You scared, Andy?

198. - Me, scared? Why should I be scared? - Shhh.

199. We've never been out at night before.

200. Are you scared?

201. - Yeah... - Well, you shouldn't be. I'm not!

202. How come?

203. Well, I got this paper daisy you gave me.

204. The time I got washed and starched by mistake, remember?

205. Yeah.

206. And you couldn't move for weeks.

207. Yeah, well, this flower sure cheered me up.

208. And I've been carrying with me for good luck ever since.

209. made you feel safe when you were all alone?

210. It sure did! It was the one thing I could really depend on.

211. How come?

212. When somebody really cares for ya and they give you somethin' real special

213. it makes ya feel good, all the time!

214. All the time?

215. All the time!

216. Even in a place like this, where everything's so dark and scary?

217. You bet.

218. Oh, Andrew. That's nice.

219. Andy, I know that we're gonna be okay, no matter what!

220. What's that?

221. What?

222. That.

223. 'That' what?

224. That!

225. Don't you worry, Annie, I'll protect you!

226. Oh, be careful.

227. Come on out, whoever you are!

228. Camel with the Wrinkled Knees: Let me go, let me go.

229. Andy, it's a camel!

230. All beat up, too.

231. Oh, I know, I know.

232. I've been runnin' and-a chasin' after my caravan 'a camels.

233. - What caravan? - Where?

234. Up in the sky.

235. All-a dancin' and-a singin' and-a smilin' at me.

236. And now they're all gone.

237. 'Cause you tripped me up.

238. Camels up in the sky? That's crazy.

239. Andy, that's not nice.

240. Lemme get up.

241. Ugh.

242. Once I get down it's hard to get up again.

243. Oh, my joints.

244. Thank you, and thank you!

245. My legs, you know.

246. They're not what they used to be.

247. I had... real sticks in 'em once.

248. Then, I... I used to have a lot of real things once.

249. But things are sure different now.

250. Gee, that's terrible.

251. Well, I used to be somebody's favorite toy.

252. Once a while, nice little kid named Sam found me in an old junkshop

253. and I lived with him in a real nice house.

254. where he hid me under the pillow every night, in a real nice room.

255. My humps got kinda flattened out, but I didn't mind.

256. 'cause I had somebody to love me.

257. One day Sam's Ma' found me.

258. She was a real purdy lady, but she was also kinda mean.

259. When Sam wasn't lookin' she threw me away, and I've been on my own ever since,

260. lookin' to find some kinda place I could call home.

261. But you shouldn't be sad.

262. - We'll be your friends. - Uh huh.

263. - You will? - For sure! And maybe things'll get better.

264. That's why I keep-a chasin' them other camels.

265. All happy and-a dancin'.

266. Smilin' and singin', calling me home.

267. Quick! Hop on, we gotta catch 'em before they get away.

268. All aboard!

269. I don't see anything, Andy. Do you?

270. This is really weird.

271. - I'm-a coming! - But there's nothing there!

272. Hey! Wait for me. Wait for me!

273. Slow down, Mister Camel!

274. I've been lookin' for happiness all my life!

275. I ain't-a gonna let it get away from me now!

276. (Ann) Please, please, you're going too fast!

277. Whoa, whoa!

278. I'm-a comin'!

279. Wait for me!

280. - (Ann) You don't know where you're heading! - I don't care!

281. He-Hey! This is real sticky.

282. Mh, it's real delicious too.

283. Oh, yum!

284. Whipped cream and cherry banana taffy.

285. Look at that giant cherry!

286. What's goin' on?

287. The Greedy: What's- What's that?

288. 'Scuse me, I, uh...

289. I was asleep, I...

290. Pardon me.

291. Oh. Who are you?

292. Who are we? Who are you?

293. I— I am The Greedy.

294. You are?

295. 'Scuse me.

296. Welcome to the Taffy Pit.

297. What sorta place is this?

298. The— The Taffy Pit is my— my domain.

299. And I—

300. I've gathered sweets... Sweets of every description...

301. and flavor!

302. Flavor from all over the world!

303. Wonderful, wonderful, isn't it?

304. I eat all the time!

305. And I never, never, never, get enough... to eat.

306. - Oh yeah? - That's silly.

307. With all this stuff around?

308. No, no! This is... I can't stop eating. And I'm— I'm never satisfied, or...

309. happy. Happy inside.

310. - No kiddin'. - Oh, that's terrible...

311. Is there anything we can do to help?

312. If you could tell me where— Where I could find a sweetheart...

313. A what?

314. A sweetheart. I need a... sweetheart.

315. Oh, that's my sadness. Pardon me.

316. Pardon me, please. Sorry.

317. (Ann) Well, we're sorry about your predicament, Mister Greedy.

318. I'm Raggedy Ann, and this is my brother Andy, and this is our friend, The Camel!

319. With the wrinkled knees.

320. How d— How do you do? 'Scuse me.

321. (Ann) We fell into your Taffy Pit by accident,

322. so if you'll kindly let us go we'll be on our way.

323. Well, why— Why do you have to leave?

324. - (Ann) 'Cause we gotta rescue a friend! - From some pirates. So if you'll just let us go...

325. No!

326. 'Scuse me...

327. You see, you don't understand. You must help me find a sweetheart!

328. I cannot go on living like this,

329. 'Scuse me.

330. (Ann) I'm sorry, and I'd like to help you,

331. but I'm only a ragdoll

332. - with a little candy heart— - What did you say?

333. I said, I'm sorry,

334. and I'd like to help you,

335. - but I'm only a ragdoll. - Pardon me. Not— Not that.

336. Err... Tell me the other part.

337. What other part?

338. The part about... the... candy heart!

339. It must be real... sweet!

340. Real, real...

341. sweetheart!

342. Well, it's a candy heart, so I guess it's sweet enough—

343. Well, I'd like to have it!

344. (Ann) It seems to me, Mister Greedy, that you have had quite enough already!

345. Well, I want that sweet...

346. candy... h— heart...

347. It's your heart now, but soon it will be mine!

348. (Ann) Oh, come on, let's get out of here!

349. You can't leave me now!

350. - Hey, this is sure tasty. - Oh!

351. Keep going!

352. Take that! No one can resist vanilla!

353. Here, sloppo, take some of your own medicine!

354. Alright, you wanna... play... tough?

355. Rootbeer!

356. - Help me! Help, come on! - You won't get away!

357. - I'm gonna start a... taffy-lanche! - I'll— I'll get you back!

358. I'm still hungry!

359. More!

360. Come back, come back! Back, back...

361. No!

362. Got him!

363. You threw good stuff.

364. Can't we— Can't we... sit down... and rest... a little?

365. - You bet.

366. Oh, thank you both for saving me.

367. Aw, shucks.

368. That's what friends are for.

369. And— and when we get out of here we're gonna take you home with us.

370. Oh.

371. Oh, there it is again.

372. Them... camels. Callin' me home. Home...

373. - (Ann) Oh, no, Mister Camel... - Uh... pull yourself together.

374. Who's that?

375. Oh-hoh...

376. - It was that dream again. - Yeah, I guess so.

377. Home. I'm always dreamin' about home.

378. Well, we wanna go home too.

379. But before we can, we've got to rescue Babette.

380. Who's Babette?

381. A beautiful French doll.

382. Marcella got her for a birthday present.

383. - Who's Marcella? - (Ann) Marcella's where home is.

384. And we can't go back there until we find Babette!

385. Sir Leonard Looney: Oh, this is too good to be true!

386. The captain stole Babette away in his pirate ship.

387. Stick em' up.

388. Bam.

389. The flag says 'You need help.'

390. 'You need help.'

391. No, you need help.

392. From a helpful person who gets a big kick out of helping people who need help.

393. Now, I bet you wanna know where Babette is.

394. - (Ann) Yes! - Am I right?

395. How did you know that?

396. Well, leave it to Sir Leonard Looney,

397. the looniest knight of the year! O-ho-ho-ho, isn't that terrible...

398. I'll show you your little old Babette.

399. Fasten your eye on this super-optoscope!

400. Okay. Whaddya see?

401. I... don't see anything.

402. I do. You've got a black eye!

403. - You lay off my sister, Sir Leonard!

404. Oh, have some gum.

405. Ow! Hey...

406. Oh, that kills me!

407. Hey, what is this?

408. Welcome to Looney Land!

409. It's where all the practical jokes in the world come from.

410. And guess what!

411. We're going to try them all out on you!

412. Come on, let's get outta here.

413. I love it, I love it!

414. Once you're in, you're in! And nobody ever gets out of Looney Land.

415. Why are you doing all this to us?

416. It's easy!

417. Oh boy!

418. Attention, guys, we're on the lookout for suspicious looking characters

419. dressed in rags!

420. Luckily, I'm here!

421. - Oh... It's you again! - Shhh!

422. You're in the court of King Koo Koo.

423. The king of the Loonies.

424. King Koo Koo: Silence! S— Silence!

425. You imbeciles!

426. I'm surrounded by idiots.

427. Now look at them, look at them! All of them are idiots!

428. Your Highness, Your Highness!

429. Your Highness, you've got to help us!

430. Please! This— This, uh...

431. person. He says you are the king.

432. Silence! This is not comedy!

433. This is tragedy!

434. - For a man of my stature...

435. Your Highness!

436. You mean Lowness.

437. Yeah, Lowness. That's what it is.

438. What?

439. Tell it like ya see it, dollface. Lowness.

440. You notice it, everybody notices it.

441. Notices what?

442. I... am... short!

443. Oh, Your Majesty, you're the greatest king of all!

444. Right, shorty?

445. Shhh, please! You're not so short.

446. Yes I am!

447. I'm small, I'm— I'm teeny-tiny, I'm itty-bitty, I'm—

448. but now they hardly know

449. I'm even here!

450. Silence!

451. It's not easy being king when you're short!

452. Oh, maybe you'll grow.

453. The only way I can grow is when I laugh at other people.

454. And that's why you're here.

455. You lay off my sister!

456. Oh, that's cute.

457. Hey! You see that?

458. Come here and fight, you big tin can!

459. Very amusing, I like it.

460. Oh, come on, fella, let's be friends!

461. Stop that, you bully!

462. Oh, oh, do some more to this one here. I mean, he makes me expand real good.

463. Quiet! You morons!

464. Oh, that's rich!

465. King?

466. - You— You mean you get bigger when you laugh? - Like a balloon?

467. Eheh, yeah, yeah. But there's a real lump in my royal pudding.

468. You see, only a part of me gets bigger. Just a part!

469. Because there's nothing funny enough to keep all of me big enough, long enough!

470. Silence!

471. Silence!

472. Oh, if I could only achieve total hilarity, complete hysteria,

473. and uncontrollable laughter,

474. I know all of me would expand to the size I am destined to be!

475. Silence! Silence!

476. What's so funny?

477. Get this one, sire.

478. Oh, keep it up, keep it up! Just perfect!

479. You can't push us around like this.

480. Making fun of other people never made anybody bigger than anybody else.

481. Come on, I've had just about enough of this.

482. Oh! Uh-oh. No— Nobody ever gets out of here, hehe.

483. You gotta stay to keep me laughing!

484. And when I no longer find you funny

485. you will become one of them!

486. Yeah! It'll be such a lot 'a laughs, it'll crack ya up!

487. Alright, you guys! Are we gonna get outta here or not?

488. Well, they're not gonna help us find Babette and the captain!

489. They're all too crazy!

490. Looks like we're gonna have to leave them laughin'!

491. This is wonderful, wonderful!

492. Okay. Come on!

493. Let's get outta here.

494. - (Ann) Yeah. - Yeah.

495. Hey!

496. Do you see what I see?

497. (Ann) Yeah! It says... 'N-Trance.'

498. Wow! Just what we need.

499. Uh-uh. Push that stop button.

500. (Ann) Yeah, that'll probably make it go!

501. We're off!

502. (Ann) But... where?

503. Uh... uh... eugh.

504. Look at this. I'm smaller than ever!

505. I am a kinglet!

506. Listen!

507. Ouch! You just kicked a knight.

508. Wake up, crackpot. They're gone.

509. You let 'em escape!

510. Why'd you let 'em get away?

511. Because...

512. they are going to give me the greatest laugh of them all.

513. Huh?

514. They are going to give me the laugh I have been waiting for

515. all of my whole life!

516. They are going to give me the laugh that will make me bigger

517. than anybody ever was!

518. Ever!

519. Really? What's that?

520. The last laugh.

521. Okay, shorty. It's up to you.

522. Quit, idiot!

523. Get me the telephone.

524. Hello? Hello?

525. Just speak up into it.

526. I— Hello?

527. Hello? Hello? Gazooks?

528. Hello?

529. Gazooks...

530. Lord of the deep...

531. here.

532. This is King Koo Koo.

533. Oh.

534. I was hoping you'd call.

535. How are things?

536. Boooring.

537. Well, I just sent you three terrific funny-pants peoples!

538. And I think you will find them great fun to play with.

539. If you know what I mean.

540. Mh...

541. Now listen closely, Gazooks...

542. Here's what we're gonna do!

543. Look! There's the captain's ship.

544. I think we're gainin' on 'em.

545. Come on, H.M.S. Koo Koo!

546. Full speed ahead to the rescue!

547. Don't worry, Babette! We're coming!

548. Topsail rigged!

549. Mainsail jibbed!

550. Many bumps and oars!

551. Sails trimmed and mizzened,

552. Captain Babette!

553. That's the spirit, boys!

554. Soon, we will be in Paris, and I will show you the real high life!

555. (all) Hooray!

556. Hooray!

557. Oh, Queazy...

558. Just as I had my prize in my grasp...

559. Just as I was about to pluck the flower of paradise!

560. A rose... turned into a thorn.

561. And my dream... into a nightmare!

562. Nightmare!

563. - How long I waited for true love... - Love!

564. And here I am!

565. - A man condemned by his own passion! - Passion!

566. - A prisoner in his own ship. - Ship.

567. - Only you, Queazy, have remained faithful, - Faithful!

568. - loyal, - Loyal!

569. - and true. - True!

570. Aw...

571. (Ann) Hey, that's Babette!

572. (Ann) But she doesn't seem to be in any trouble!

573. Sure is dressed up funny.

574. Well, somebody's havin' a real good time.

575. Can't you make the boat go any faster, Andy?

576. I don't know what else to push.

577. Hey! What's this thing?

578. (Ann) Uh...

579. 'Don't pull me.'

580. Ooh... Should we try it?

581. Why not! What have we got to lose?

582. I can't budge it, it's stuck.

583. (Ann) Oh, all together now.

584. One... two... three...

585. pull!

586. (all) Whoa!

587. Oh, Babette, you're safe!

588. What are you doing here?

589. Well, we've come to rescue you and take you home with us.

590. You have?

591. And who is this, eh... new riffraff?

592. Oh, this is our friend, The Camel.

593. With the wrinkled knees, heh.

594. Now, get your things, dear, we're going home.

595. Just one moment, you ribble-rabble!

596. I am not going anywhere except Paris!

597. Oh... Where's the captain?

598. I am the captain now!

599. Well, where's the captain, captain?

600. Help! Help!

601. He is below in irons, where he belongs!

602. The filthy beast.

603. Gesundheit, ma'am.

604. Seize them!

605. Whaddya gonna do?

606. - Tie them to the highest yardarm! - Why?

607. So you will be out of the way until we reach Paris.

608. Hey, you can't do that!

609. Quiet, peasant!

610. Full speed ahead for Paris!

611. Onwards! Onwards to victory!

612. Why is this so important to you?

613. Because there is no bigger laugh than seeing the good guys get it!

614. Get it?

615. - Got it. - Good!

616. You, with all your arms!

617. And under my direction you will be the world's greatest tickler!

618. Hehe, good work, Queazy.

619. Now, let's get up there and take our ship back!

620. Ship back, ship back!

621. Hey, look!

622. What's goin' on here?

623. (Ann) Help! Help, captain!

624. Get us down!

625. - Untie 'em, Queazy! - Ay, captain!

626. Get down below, you filthy brute.

627. Can't we let bygones be bygones?

628. A sea monster!

629. Action!

630. Into the breach, my friend!

631. Fire one!

632. Babette, be mine!

633. Who knows what fate awaits us?

634. Gotcha.

635. Ha-ha!

636. Fire two!

637. Fire three!

638. Fire four,

639. and fire five!

640. Fire six!

641. Seven!

642. Eight!

643. And fire him!

644. Okay, okay!

645. Ready... aim...

646. tickle!

647. I'm gettin' bigger! I'm gettin' bigger!

648. You see, Babette?

649. Marcella told us never to leave the playroom.

650. I have made a mess of everything.

651. What a blow.

652. Blow! Blow!

653. Don't give up!

654. Up! Up!

655. What did you say?

656. Blow! Up!

657. Blow! Up!

658. Blow up!

659. Oh, get the little ragdoll there!

660. The little Raggedy Ann!

661. Now tickle 'em!

662. Tickle 'em!

663. I've done it! The greatest laugh in the world!

664. Blow! Up! Blow! Up!

665. I've done it! I am the biggest king in the world!

666. Get him! He's full of nothin' but hot air!

667. Blow up! Blow up! Blow up!

668. Raggedy Ann!

669. I— I got... the last laugh!

670. Shiver me timbers!

671. Save me, Raggedy Ann!

672. (Ann) Hold on, guys!

673. What are you doing out here?

674. Captain, your ship!

675. What happened to it?

676. Come on, in the house before you catch a cold.

677. All alone again.

678. Ain't I ever gonna find a home?

679. Wait for me. Wait for me!

680. Don't go away! Don't go away!

681. I can't stand it!

682. Dear Raggedy Ann, I'm sorry I've caused so much trouble.

683. Aw, that's alright, Babette.

684. Whaddya mean 'alright'?

685. Look at the mess we were in just 'cause of her.

686. You are quite right, Andy.

687. Babette, you are one of the most courageous persons I have ever met.

688. I hope you will be my friend.

689. I still love you, Babette.

690. You are a very romantic man, captain.

691. You may visit me on Sundays.

692. Sunday. Sunday!

693. Sure is good to have you back, Annie.

694. It sure is good to be back!

695. Andy, look!

696. - It's our friend, The Camel! - Oh, whaddya know.

697. Come on! Lets-a open the window!

698. Come on in!

699. Everybody, this is our friend, The Camel.

700. He saved our lives and he helped us find Babette!

701. Yes, and if it's alright with you, I'd like him to live with us,

702. so he can have a real home and never be alone anymore.

703. Why, sure! I'd-a make some new sticks for his legs!

704. I would sew him up.

705. Well... We like him just the way he is.

706. Any friend 'a Raggedy Ann's is a friend 'a ours!

707. And we know Marcella will love you just as much as we do.

708. Y— Ya really mean it?

709. It's no mirage, Mister Camel.

710. - Ah, this is wonderful. - Oh, I think it's just the best!

711. Oh, you all are just the best.

712. Aw, shucks.

713. No, Raggedy Ann, you're the best.