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(birds chirping)
(foliage crunching underfoot)
(Teddy snarling)
(chickens clucking)
- [News Reporter] Tonight, Stuffed Animal World
is under investigation for unsafe working conditions
following last week's tragic factory accident,
when a worker slipped and fell
into one of the automated stuffing machines.
Investigators are questioning
why the incident went unnoticed for nearly three hours
as the man's remains were reportedly stuffed
into over 1,000 toys.
(tense ominous music) (birds chirping)
(chickens clucking)
(Teddy snarling)
Stuffed Animal World claims none of the toys were shipped-
- It's that damn bear again- - However, they have issued
a recall on (indistinct)- - After my chickens!
- [News Reporter] Barbie doll and (indistinct).
(chickens clucking)
(Teddy growling)
(pensive music)
(Teddy snarling)
- That damn bear!
(pensive music continues) (birds chirping)
Oh, it got my chickens, every damn one!
(foliage crunching underfoot)
(Teddy snarls)
I'm gonna get you, you bear!
(distorted laughing)
(playful mysterious music)
(car engine rumbling)
- (laughs) Hey, fellas, you just hangin' around?
I bet you're gonna make some kid's birthday very special.
(cell phone ringing)
Hello?
My father, what?
Yeah, yeah, I can be right there. All right, bye.
(warm pensive music)
(radio warbling)
- [Radio Reporter] Stuffed Animal World's new lineup is in.
We have Piggy the Mouse, Randy the Deer,
Binnie the Poof Bear,
and many more of your newest favorites.
(soft pensive music)
(EKG machine beeping)
- [Father] Thank you for coming, Son.
- It's okay, Dad. It's gonna be okay.
- Let's not fool ourselves. My time is almost up. (coughs)
There's some things that I need to say before I go.
- Save your strength. We can talk about it later.
- There is no later, Son.
I'm sorry, so sorry.
Your mother and I got divorced.
She was a good woman, but she was...
- I know.
- The asylum was the only place for her in her condition.
At least she didn't suffer there for so long.
- We don't need to get into that right now.
- My attorney, Mr. Mallory,
has all my affairs in order,
and you are to meet with him.
- I remember him.
- I know you don't care for him,
but you will be taken care of.
- I'm not concerned about that, but-
- What is it, Son?
- What about the woodlands?
- Your childhood haunts, forgotten and overgrown.
Forget about the wood lot.
- It meant a lot to me.
- You must promise me you would never go there.
- Why?
- Just promise. Never return there, please.
- Okay, I promise.
- Thank you.
To you, it was a fun escape as a child,
but bad things happened there,
things I must account for on the other side.
- What are you talkin' about?
- Things you will never have to worry about.
Just stay away from it all, please.
- You're not making any sense.
- I may be dying, but I am in control
of my mental faculties.
You needn't concern yourself of this anymore.
Live your life to its fullest, Son.
Could you get me some water, Duncan?
- Sure, hang on.
(solemn music)
(father coughing)
(EKG machine beeping)
(cup clatters)
Father!
(tense music) (crickets chirping)
- Just promise, never return to that place.
- Okay, I promise.
- To you, it was a fun escape as a child,
but bad things happened there,
things I must account for on the other side.
- What are you talkin' about?
- Things you will never have to worry about.
Just stay away from it all, please.
- You're not makin' any sense.
- I may be dying, but I am in control
of my mental faculties.
You needn't concern yourself anymore.
Live your life to its fullest, Son.
(crickets chirping)
(soft tense music)
(bright music)
(people chattering)
- Can I get anything else for ya?
- No, I'm fine, thank you.
- Are you sure? You look like you lost your best friend.
- I just lost my father.
- Oh! Oh, I am so sorry.
I shouldn't have.
- It's okay. We weren't that close.
If you wanna chat, maybe you could have a seat. (indistinct)
- Sure.
If it makes you feel any better, drink's on me.
- Thanks.
- You from around these parts?
- Yeah, I grew up around here. Left when I was 15.
In town for the funeral. It's been a while.
- Mm, must be kinda neat,
revisiting your old stomping grounds.
- Yes and no. It's bittersweet.
- I've only been livin' around here for about four years.
Had the chance to go back to my hometown
for a high school reunion.
- How was that experience?
- Weird.
(Duncan laughs)
I mean, you have all those good-looking guys,
who are kinda ugly right now,
and the nerds, they're starting to look kinda hot! (laughs)
Then there's the cliques,
but think that's always gonna be a thing, you know?
You wanna know the real strange part?
- What's that?
- Everything, the houses, the neighborhood, the streets,
everything seems smaller.
I mean, 'cause when you're a kid, everything seems so big.
- Yeah, you're not seeing the world
through the eyes of a child anymore.
So much different when you become an adult. (sighs)
- Yeah, it is.
- Oh, I already got the bill.
- Oh, it's not a bill. It's my phone number.
Why don't you give me a call if you ever need to chat?
- I will, thanks.
- You're welcome.
- [Announcer] Stuffed Animal World
has all your stuffed animal needs, from apes to zebras!
And every one of our toys is filled
with only the finest organically-farmed
and sourced materials from around the world!
(soft ominous music) (wind blowing)
(birds chirping)
- I'm sorry, Duncan.
- Mr. Mallory.
- Been a long time.
- Sure has. Seven years, I think.
- Your father was always proud of you.
- He was?
- He may never have said it, but he was.
- Guess it doesn't matter now.
- When you feel up to it, stop by my office.
It's on Wingate Street now. We can settle the estate.
- How 'bout tomorrow?
- Tomorrow? Don't you need time-
- To grieve? I spent a lifetime doin' that, Mr. Mallory.
Like to get this over as soon as possible.
I'm stayin' at the hotel in town.
What time tomorrow is best for you?
- Certainly. Say after one p.m.?
- Fine, I'll see ya then.
(soft ominous music continues)
- Fucking weirdo.
(crickets chirping) (tense pensive music)
- I know it's somewhere in this area.
(tense music)
(foliage crunching underfoot)
(Teddy snarling)
- [Announcer] Come on down to Stuffed Animal World.
Our 10,000-square-foot warehouse
is bursting with every stuffed animal possible,
from our best-selling bears, rabbits, and dogs,
to rare ones, like octopus, shrews, and even jackals.
If you can dream, we already have it
at Stuffed Animal World.
(tense music continues) (crickets chirping)
- Well, I'll be!
(laughs) How are ya, old friend?
You look good! (laughs)
Yeah, let's see if we can find your other pals, okay?
(warm music)
Oh, look at what we found! Gatey! (laughs)
Hi! Yeah, my buddies, buddies for life.
Hi, Gatey. (laughs) Yeah.
Whoa, looky, guys! (laughs) It's Tiggy!
Oh, my goodness, Tiggy!
Look, Topper, you were askin' about Tiggy.
I know you did.
"Duncan, where Tiggy at?"
I said, "Right over there, somewhere."
Oh, Chunky too! Yes, I missed you so much! (smooching)
(Duncan laughs)
Yes, we're (indistinct) found almost everybody so far.
(laughs) Let's see where the rest of 'em are.
(gasps) How could I forget Piggy?
(laughs) Piggy!
(indistinct) Yes, Croc, he's all excited that PIggy's here.
Oh, boy, yes. We're gonna have a good time, (laughs) yeah.
(Teddy snarls) (tense music)
(birds chirping and squawking)
Oh! Hey, guy, look.
Remember when we painted that? (laughs) Yeah, yeah.
That old fort's gotta be around here somewhere.
Oh, there's the fort. We found it!
Oh, it's so good to be back.
(warm pensive music)
Yeah.
Can't believe it's still here.
(laughs) Look, look! This is great!
Oh, it's just like we left it!
(warm pensive music continues)
Look, Piggy! (laughs)
(laughs) Piggy, right there, buddy.
And then Tiggy goes to there,
Crocky here, and Topster.
Yeah. (indistinct) All right, guys.
You're gonna stay right here.
I'll be right back. Don't go anywhere, okay?
(soft tense music) (birds chirping)
(foliage crunching underfoot)
(Teddy warbles)
(Teddy snarls)
(Teddy roars)
(Teddy snarls)
(Teddy roars)
The trailer, used for reunions. Still here.
(tense pensive music) (crickets chirping)
Yeah, I remember.
(tense pensive music continues)
(exhales) Still looks the same, lost in the '80s.
(foliage crunching underfoot)
- What the hell are you doing here?
Answer me!
- I'm Duncan Williams. My family owns this property.
- Glad! It is you!
- Mr. Trenton, it's been so long. How you doin'?
- Terrible about your father! I'm so sorry!
- Yeah, thank you, I appreciate it.
Surprised you're still workin' for my father.
- Well, not after this termination letter!
- What? This is awful.
They can't be doing this.
- If you ask me, I guess it's all Mallory's doin'.
That guy never liked me.
In the past few years, there was a lot of digging,
then burying, and digging, then burying.
I just don't get it.
- (exhales) So what are they doin' with the wood lot?
- You know, between you and I,
I think there's illegal things going on these grounds.
Word has it that they're gonna level this whole grounds
to make storage units.
- What? - Yeah.
- They can't be doin' this.
- Well, they'll do what they want.
- I have a meeting with Mr. Mallory tomorrow.
I'll get this straightened out.
- So if you can give me a good word...
Without this job, I'd have nothin'.
I do have a small home at the edge of the woods.
It's not much, but it's home.
- Sure, sure, of course.
All right, well, it was good seein' you.
- It's great seein' you, sir! You have a great day.
- Stay safe. - Yes!
- [Duncan] I'll be in touch.
- Definitely!
(mysterious music) (crickets chirping)
(birds squawking)
(Teddy snarling)
- Mr. Trenton? Is that you?
(mysterious music continues)
(Teddy growling)
(Duncan laughs)
Hey, hi!
I bet you thought I'd never be back, but never again!
Come on, Topper, and Piggy, and Crocky!
Come on, bubby. And Tiggy, and Chunky! Yeah, let's go!
(laughs) I'm gonna have so much fun!
(mysterious music continues)
We're gonna have so much fun today, guys, I tell you!
(laughs) Yeah!
Oh.
Funny how things change.
Piggy, what did I say about eatin'
all them chocolate chip cookies? (laughs)
(Duncan humming)
(Teddy snarling)
(Duncan laughs)
We're goin' on a ride. Come on, guys.
Get in. (laughs)
In you go, Tiggy. You're gonna sit right there, buddy.
And then Chunky right there with you, and Piggy!
You guys gonna go for a ride. Yeah, you ready?
(indistinct) Yes, and Crocky and Toppy. Okay.
(laughs) Yes, my buddies are back! Yay!
All right! You guys gotta behave.
No distractin' the driver back there!
I said (indistinct) keep your head down in the back!
(crickets chirping)
(tense energetic music)
- Tonight, we mourn the death
of industrial magnate Filbert Williams,
our own local hero, whose industry provided
hundreds of jobs for our community.
Farewell to a true champion of the industry world.
And in related news, we turn to a developing story
of reports of strange noises coming from a thicket of woods
owned by the late Mr. Williams.
(tense energetic music continues)
- Me and the other guys were up on this ridge,
clearin' trees for the new construction project,
when we heard this strange noise.
It came and went, but we never saw what was makin' it.
- We believe the noises are due to some digging
and mining by the Filbert Industries.
However, we have received some reports
of a large animal, possibly a bear,
and we are warning residents to be on the lookout.
- A bear?
- It was definitely an animal of some type,
prowlin' around, but outta sight.
Only predators do that.
They slowly move in on ya, then go for the kill!
Now, I think it was a bear.
We saw footprints around that kinda look like a bear's,
or was it aliens?
You ever seen that "Fire in the Sky" movie?
(tense music)
- It got all my chickens, every damn one of 'em!
All of 'em! All that's left is the feathers.
I called the sheriff, I called the game warden!
I even called the FBI,
and nobody'll do a damn thing about it!
(sighs) What the hell do we pay taxes for anyway?
Well, the next time you reporters are out here,
you're gonna find a bear hide
hangin' on that tree over there.
I am not standin' for it!
- This has been the best-paying job I've ever had.
He will be in my prayers tonight.
Tomorrow, though, I'll be right back on that line
for the man who has done so much for me.
- Three generations of my family worked in his factories.
He gave back to the community in many generous ways.
This is a sad loss for us all.
- All right, we're back on the show.
We're gonna depart from our normal subject matter
a little bit, and talk about somethin'
that's been kind of troublin' me.
Gonna talk about stuffed animals.
- [Podcaster] There's an infestation! Burn 'em all!
- Yeah, I don't know about burning.
We definitely don't need more.
Like, we have filling landfills,
and they're fuckin' garbage. (laughs)
Honestly, they're-
- For over 30 years.
- Companies like Animal World, they've been in our area
for the last 30 years,
and just makin' ridiculous amounts of,
just excess materials they're usin'
for the manufacturing of animals,
and it's just all going in the dump.
And it's just filling up, and it's just bad.
It's just bad for the environment,
and just, they're just fuckin' weird and creepy anyways.
- Yeah, yeah. - What do you think?
- I had to burn my mother's bear collection as a kid,
just because I had a feeling back then,
somethin' bad was gonna come from that toy.
And now, look where we are.
Now there's bears just tearin' up the town.
- They're just over-running everything.
- It's horrible.
- Shit's gotta stop.
And we'll be back after word from our sponsor.
(tense music)
- "Why did you leave us, Duncan?
"We used to have so much fun!"
"The wood lot belongs to us!
"You won't let anybody take it.
"Then we won't have anywhere to live!"
"Let's go live in the trailer,
"and play in the woods and the fort like we used to."
(tense music continues)
(Duncan laughing)
(eerie music)
- They don't care!
All that hard work and labor that I did for years!
Though especially that son of a bitch and bastard, Mallory,
oh, it's all his doing!
Oh, every time, chasing me out of my home!
I have nowhere else to go.
All the hard work, slaving over the land!
"Oh, I'm a son of a bitch and bastard."
Oh, yeah, I'm not gonna miss that shit anyway.
(foliage crunching underfoot)
Who's there? I have one more day to get out.
(Teddy growls) (foliage crunching underfoot)
(eerie music)
I wish I had another drink!
(dramatic tense music)
(Mr. Trenton screams) (Teddy snarls)
(flesh squelching) (blood spurting)
(tense music)
- Duncan, the papers? You came here to sign them, remember?
- I have to ask you a few questions.
- Well, it's all right here.
You get your father's full stock holdings, his savings,
45% share in the company, his houses, and his yacht.
The only thing the company will hold on to is the wood lot.
- What's goin' on with the wood lot?
- I don't know what you mean.
- Why isn't it part of the settlement?
- Those were your father's wishes.
That land has no value, other than the clearing
that's going to be done.
- The clearing? What did my father do exactly?
- He worked in pharmaceuticals, medical research,
stuff like that.
The wood lot is going to be cleared to make way
for storage of product and equipment.
Why?
You're walking away with considerable assets.
You're a wealthy man now.
What does a stretch of old woods mean to anyone?
- It means everything to me.
I grew up there, I played there. I want that property.
- Your father's will clearly states that-
- He's dead. Only you and I know what he said.
It can be changed.
- It cannot.
- Other than your overblown attorney's fees,
what if I offer you what I'm receiving
in exchange for this wood lot?
- Why, that's illegal. I can't.
I couldn't.
I mean, I really...
- Exactly, I knew you would consider it.
- It is a tantalizing offer, but no.
I insist you sign these papers.
I can't, I can't accept your offer.
- I would also like provisions for Mr. Trenton.
- That old fool? He was supposed to be off that land.
- Well, he isn't yet. I ran into him yesterday.
- What were you doing out there?
- Reminiscing.
- (sighs) What did that crazy fool tell you?
- Maybe nothing, maybe a lot.
Would be unfair to treat someone so badly
that might know so much.
I mean, what if he got drunk
and said a bunch of things, right?
- Are you trying to blackmail me?
- I'm just trying to get you to see things through my eyes.
I'll be back in a few days to sign the papers
after you've thought about our changes to the will
and our deal.
I'll see you in a few days, Mr. Mallory.
Have a nice evening.
(tense music)
- Stupid kid! Money, homes, stocks, yachts?
Throw it away for a bunch of property?
(tense music continues)
- We're headed for the trailer for a few days
so Mr. Mallory could think about the deal.
(tense music continues)
(birds chirping)
(Teddy snarls)
(foliage crunching underfoot)
Yeah, Tiggy, you're looking good these days, buddy! (laughs)
Your mane's lookin' pretty good.
Yes, and then Piggy, how you been, buddy?
(laughs) You look cute!
Yeah! Lookin' good, buddy, and Gatey.
He's always lookin' out for you guys.
Yeah, he's sneaky. (laughs) Yeah.
Hiya, Topper! Oh, my goodness, I missed you!
Gettin' so big! (laughs) Yeah.
Remember when we used to play, you know,
the little hide-and-seek thing there?
Yeah, yeah, yes, you do. (laughs)
Well, it's kinda odd we're all here,
and I don't see Teddy around.
You know, I don't know where he coulda went.
You know, he's always wanderin' around the woods and stuff.
(sighs) Well...
(birds chirping) (tense music continues)
Maybe we should go see if we could find him.
What you think, you think, Tigger? (laughs)
Teddy! Teddy, where are you?
Teddy, where are you?
Hold on, Gatey, no bustin' out. You'll fall out back.
(laughs) Gatey's silly.
Come on, Teddy Bear, where are you?
Come on out and play! You remember me!
Yeah, you're doin' good, Topper.
Stay in good, keep your hands in there. (indistinct)
Stay seated, Crocky, you're gonna fall. (laughs)
Don't do that. Get your head in there.
Here we go!
Hold on! (laughs) Whee!
(exhales) That was fun!
(groans) Criss-cross appie-sauce!
(Duncan laughs)
See what we got here, story time.
Ooh, this a good one. (laughs)
"Bugs Jug." (laughs)
(exhales) It's never easy to let go of your childhood,
no matter how old you are.
(fire crackling) (crickets chirping)
♪ Ring around the rosie, the pocket doo-doo-doo-doo ♪
Yeah, I love these things. (indistinct)
Hey, hey, Gatey, here you are, buddy. Yeah!
Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom! (laughs)
Don't eat it too fast. You'll get a tummy ache. (laughs)
Yeah, you like that, huh? Yeah.
And then Tiggy, (indistinct) too.
(mimics munching) Right there, buddy, right there.
We'll get some more fires, whoo. Warm. (laughs)
How 'bout you, Piggy? Here you go, bubby. (laughs)
Slow down, you'll make a mess of yourself. (laughs)
Gotta save some for Chunky. Ooh, Chunky like it too, huh?
You guys love the marshmallow.
All right, Topper, hold on.
Gotta get one warmed up again. (laughs)
Yeah (indistinct). You like this, huh?
Yeah, all right, Topper. There you go, buddy.
Yum, yum, yum, yum.
I know, no, you're gonna make a mess of yourself.
Piggy too. (laughs) Yeah, mm!
Lookin' pretty good.
Hmm, gonna try and see if we can get ahold of Mr. Mallory.
(fire crackling) (mysterious pensive music)
Hmm.
No dial tone or nothin' here.
Come on, come on, baby. (laughs)
We gotta see what's goin' on!
Hmm, dang it, phone! (sighs)
Reception is terrible, guys! Ugh!
Mr. Mallory doesn't agree to our terms,
we may have to make him see it our way. (laughs)
Yes! Nobody takin' us away from here!
Nuh-nuh! Mm-mm! (laughs)
You want some more, Topper? (laughs)
(Teddy snarls)
(tense music) (crickets chirping)
(Teddy growls)
- (grunts) I gotta stay awake
if I wanna catch that damn bear.
(tense music continues) (crickets chirping)
(Teddy roars)
(Teddy snarls)
(gun fires)
Oh, I'm gettin' spooked.
(tense music continues) (crickets chirping)
Well, that's it for me tonight.
(Teddy roars) (dramatic tense music)
(Teddy snarls)
(woman screams)
(flesh squelching)
- Well, what's your answer? Do we agree on my terms?
- I've given it some thought, and yes,
I think we can come to an agreement.
But this can't get out.
- Your secret's safe with me.
Nobody will know.
We could put a no-contest clause in the will
if you feel that something's suspicious.
It's no surprise that my father and I weren't close.
There should be no problems.
- Why?
Why would you give up this vast fortune for a plot of land?
- I have my reasons, just like you have yours
for wanting everything else.
- Have you seen Mr. Trenton?
- [Duncan] No, why?
- I sent some men out there to escort him off the property,
and he was nowhere to be found.
- Maybe he left already. He was very upset.
- Yes, maybe so.
Well, I'll draw up the new papers
and we'll finish this bit of business.
Will you be stopping back in?
- I'll be in touch. We have to be discrete.
- Yes, we certainly do, don't we?
I'll get to work on this.
- Good day.
- I'm going to be rich, rich! (laughs)
(car brakes screeching)
- Well, thanks for comin' by, and on my break too!
Wasn't quite sure you were gonna show up.
I figured you woulda moved on once everything got settled.
- I've decided to stick around a little while longer.
- Well, I am not disappointed to hear that!
You feelin' better?
- Much better. Reconnected with some old friends.
- [Friend] Yeah?
- One's bein' a little evasive though.
- Hmm. Well, maybe they moved away.
It has been a long time.
- Yeah, maybe.
I have a feelin' he's around a corner somewhere. We'll see.
- Well, good luck locating him. You could try Facebook.
A lotta people have reconnected there.
- Yeah, I don't think my friend uses Facebook.
- [Friend] Hey, did you hear about the murder?
- Murder? What?
- Oh, this old lady who owns a chicken farm
got killed last night!
Think it was a bear.
- A bear? That's not good.
- Mm-mm, that's two killings within a week's time.
That's real strange. That doesn't happen around here.
I just hope it moves on before more people are attacked.
- Yeah, bears don't usually attack people.
- [Friend] Mm-mm.
- Maybe the cubs were threatened.
- No, the game warden said he only found
a single set of tracks belonging to a large bear.
Maybe it was marking out its territory.
If they find it, they're gonna have to kill it.
- It's a shame.
Why can't animals and people just live peacefully
with one another?
- It's a noble thought, but a wild animal is a wild animal.
- Does this kinda thing happen around here?
- No, but it seems to be increasing
with the expansion of that pharmaceutical plant.
Maybe he just got some bad drugs.
- Yeah, maybe.
(playful upbeat music)
(ominous droning)
- It's about time!
You know you work for me and me only, so listen close.
I need you to go out to the wood lot property
near the plant.
Yes, the one we've been dumping on.
If you give me a minute, I'll tell you what you need to do.
Go out there as soon as possible
and look for any signs of the material.
Hide it or cover it up if it's exposed.
No, it won't hurt you. Just don't touch it.
No, plans have changed. The property is going to the kid.
Yes, you'll be well paid, very well paid.
Now, get to it and keep in touch. Bye.
(Mr. Mallory laughs)
(birds chirping) (tense droning)
- I hope Mallory knows what he's talking about.
(birds chirping) (ominous droning)
(Teddy snarls)
Bingo.
Well, guess I better bury these proper.
It's gonna cost Mallory extra though.
(ominous music)
Well, it's about damn time, Mallory.
What have I been doing?
I'm out in these damn woods doing what you asked,
or did you forget?
Yeah, I found a bunch of 'em.
One of 'em was broken open though.
(Teddy snarling)
No, I took care of it.
Buried them far enough, nothing will ever find it.
This is gonna cost ya extra though.
(Teddy snarling)
Sure, I'll be by later tonight.
Have my money.
I don't wanna have to dig another hole for you.
(Teddy growling)
(man screams) (shovel thudding)
(tense music)
(fire crackling) (tense droning)
(Teddy roars in distance)
- Who could that be?
Hello?
(fire crackling)
(Teddy growling in distance)
- Hey there, guys.
It's time to get this discussion rollin',
and our first order of business tonight
is the lawsuit with Stuffed Animal World.
You guys hear about that stuff?
- Yeah, the Native American one, right?
- Yeah, apparently they've been puttin'
just all sorts of chemicals all over their products.
- I thought that was supposed to be organic.
You lied to me!
- Uh, I don't know, man.
I mean, maybe they figure doin' it
in the old Indian burial ground
will offer that little bit of organic flavor.
- You know, for kids.
- Is nothing good enough anymore?
I just had a huge order come in.
Now those orphans are gonna have to go without,
because if it ain't organic, they don't want it.
- Fuck them kids.
(Duncan groans)
- Here, Tiggy. (laughs)
Yeah, Piggy. Come on, bubby.
(ominous music) (crickets chirping)
(foliage crunching underfoot)
You guys stay here, okay? (shushes)
(ominous music continues)
(foliage crunching underfoot)
(Teddy snarling)
Teddy?
Everybody misses you! Come on, stop playin'!
Get us in trouble, be out all night.
Right, right, Topper?
Always playing hide-and-seek games, I tell ya, this guy.
I love him, but you know, he does these things.
Teddy! Come on!
We're lookin' for ya. We're gonna have some cupcakes!
Hooray, right, Tiggy? Yeah, you like them cupcakes, I know.
They're your favorite, ones with the cream in it, yeah.
(soft tense music) (crickets chirping)
Okay, guys, hold on.
In here, Topper, that's better. Here you go, buddy.
Let's go. Hold on, it's real bumpy.
- What is the meaning of this?
We were supposed to meet at the trailer.
What is this and what are you doing here?
- I know what you were doing on the wood lot property.
- I don't know what you're referring to.
(pensive music)
How did you find this?
- I think one of my stuffed animals led me to it.
- What? Are you feeling okay, Duncan?
- Most importantly, what is Gantropol?
Why is it on the property?
I thought you were clearing the space
for storage facilities?
- (sighs) All right, you have a right to know.
Before you wanted the property,
it was all going to be razed for storage,
storage for the Gantropol.
- What is it?
- (sighs) Gantropol is a chemical agent
your father engineered
to help in the process of pharmaceuticals.
It turned out to be dangerous,
so rather than bring the EPA into it,
he secretly buried it on the wood lot.
Once the new facilities were built,
it was going to be transferred to them.
- How much is on the property?
- Lots, many of these canisters.
- How dangerous is it?
- Well, I wouldn't sprinkle it on my cereal if I were you,
but I'll make sure it's all removed.
We'll house it in new facilities we'll build elsewhere.
- You do that, Mr. Mallory, you do that.
- Would you like to sign the papers now?
I have them drawn up.
- No, we'll proceed as we've already scheduled,
6:30 at the trailer.
It's better that way.
- You're not changing your mind, are you?
- Course not. Trust me.
(tense music)
(birds chirping)
I know he's out there somewhere.
(tense music) (birds chirping)
Teddy, come on!
Where are you?
(tense music builds)
(foliage crunching underfoot)
Oh!
Teddy! (laughs) I knew you were here!
(warm music) Missed you!
I knew you were here!
Let me see you! (singers vocalizing)
Yes, I missed you! You were playing hide and seek?
I know it, I know! You silly goose. (laughs)
All right, now we need Topper.
He missed you! Oh! (laughs)
Yeah, Topper excited, yes.
Can't hurt Topper, one of your buddies.
And then we got Crocky! (mimics chomping)
Don't bite me! No, Crocky, shame on you!
Hmm, we missed you. All the guys are here!
(tense music)
(cell phone ringing)
- Where is that idiot? He said he hid the canisters.
Pick up, you moron!
(sighs) If you want something done,
you have to do it yourself.
(tense music continues)
(birds chirping)
- [Radio Reporter] Native Americans in the area
continue to protest Stuffed Animal World's
latest cotton field,
which they say is built on sacred burial grounds.
The case is expected to go to court later this year.
- Rubbish.
(tense music continues) (birds chirping)
(knocking on glass)
What is this crap?
Guess I don't have a choice. All this to sign some papers?
(tense music) (birds chirping)
(solemn music)
This kid has issues, serious issues.
(energetic solemn music)
Duncan!
Duncan, where are you?
Duncan!
Dear god!
(dramatic tense music)
(Teddy growls) (Duncan chuckles)
- All dressed up and nowhere to go.
- You're crazy, just like your mother,
just like your father!
- You're gonna regret that.
Teddy, get him, kill him.
(Teddy growls)
- What the hell is that thing?
- Oh, it's just my childhood friend, Teddy,
brought to life by your chemical agent, Gantropol!
- They should have never let you out of the nut house.
I'll make sure you're locked up again.
I'll see to it that you never see the light of day!
- Look at this, the original documents.
(sighs) How careless.
- Give me that! (Duncan laughs)
- Oh, I'm gonna take what's mine,
the stocks, the business, the money, the wood lot.
(Teddy laughs) Yup, and the yacht! (laughs)
- You get nothing but the wood lot! That was our agreement!
- Oh, you'll get nothin' in life. Teddy, get him!
(Teddy growling) (tense music)
(gun firing)
Get him, Teddy, get him! (laughs) Get him!
(tense music builds)
(Teddy snarling)
(Mr. Mallory screaming)
(flesh squelching)
(birds chirping)
(laughs) Good job, Teddy! Good boy, good boy!
You did so good, I'm proud of you!
Tickle, tickle! (laughs)
All right, you're my buddy forever!
Thanks, friend. Let's go home, okay?
We gotta build a fort and play games,
have some cupcakes like we used to do!
We got so much to catch up on.
Yeah, rebuild the fort, and we gotta get cupcakes
like we used to, remember?
Hold on, guys! (laughs)
Yay, good job, Teddy! Whee!
(Duncan groaning) (solemn music)
- Well, it looks as if Mr. Mallory had everything in order.
The papers are signed and everything will transfer to you
in three days, unless there's a no-contest,
which, in this case, should not be a worry.
- What happened to Mr. Mallory?
- That's the weird thing, nobody knows,
but bad time to disappear on the job.
- Yeah, very much so.
He served my father and the company very well.
- Mr. Mallory was one of your father's top attorneys,
but please know, others here worked just as hard
to serve him.
- Yeah, I did sense some animosity with the arrangement.
- Mr. Mallory was an opportunist.
He often put his needs above his clients,
if you know what I mean.
- I believe I do.
Can't trust a lawyer, then who can you trust?
- Well, what are you gonna be doing
now that you have all this free time
and this business is settled?
(tense pensive music)
- I think I may just hang out with my friends for a while.
(crickets chirping)
Thank you, Teddy. Good boy. (chuckles)
Yeah, drink, drink. (lips smacking)
Yeah, drinkie up, Toppy. (laughs)
You want some too, Piggy? (mimics chugging)
And gator, wanna go sippy?
Yeah, sippy, sippy. (laughs)
(playful mysterious music)
(Teddy growling)