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And now DreamWorks the penguins of Madagascar.
[MUSIC PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR THEME SONG]
-Cute and cuddly boys.
[HEAVY METAL MUSIC PLAYING]
-(SINGING) Who is your baby?
King Julien is your baby!
Baby, baby, baby!
Baby!
-Gentlemen, if I'm known for one thing, it's my patience
-Actually, Skipper--
-(ANGRILY) Patience!
I'm known for my saint-like patience.
But this time, those ringtails have pushed me too far.
[HEAVY METAL MUSIC PLAYING]
-Now, blow, big man.
[HORN BLOWING]
[DRUMS AND CYMBALS]
-It's bad enough when they listen to music--
-But it's worse when they make their own.
-This calls for measures, the drasticker, the better-er.
KOWALSKI: And where should I transfer the lemurs?
SKIPPER: What's the furthest point from us?
-The petting zoo.
-Yeah.
All those tiny grabby hands, the nose-pickers, the tail-tuggers.
It's bratatorial combat!
[DEVIOUS LAUGHING]
The petting zoo!
I like it!
-Oh, who's going to be our new neighbour?
Can it be Roger?
I like Roger.
-Kowalski, I'm in a giving mood.
grant the boy his wish.
[DIALLING]
[SIGHING]
-Whoa!
[LOUD THUMP]
MAN (ON RADIO): Hey, yo, Alice, I don't know about this.
The computer says I'm supposed to transfer the lemur to--
-Are you questioning the computer?
The same computer that spits out our paychecks?
MAN (ON RADIO): Excellent point.
[GROANING]
-No!
This is a mistaken thing.
We should not be in this cage.
Well, maybe Mort.
-Hello?
-Hello, Roger.
Welcome to the neighbourhood.
-Thank you, but I--
-You'll find your new home is outfitted
with all the modern conveniences, tiki bar,
bouncy, throne.
[CRASHING]
[BOING]
We can fix that, maybe.
-Rico, warm this house with a tasteful gift.
[WRETCHING]
-Hey, Roger.
-Oh, very nice, very classy.
Thank you.
Thanks.
Um, can I ask one thing?
Doesn't someone else live here?
-Not anymore.
[MANIACAL LAUGHING]
[WHIMPERING]
-Everything in my kingly kingdom,
including my kingly kingdom, is gone.
-Yeah, but we got other things.
-Yeah?
Like what?
MORT: I found a cotton ball doggy.
-Hey, quick question.
Is this guy one of yours?
-Mort, get off the sheep.
-Thanks.
I'm Randy.
Welcome to the land of a thousands hands.
-Yeah, yeah you could keep your welcomes, Randy,
because (GRUNTING) I will not be staying.
[EXHAUSTED SIGHING]
Maurice, I am bushed.
You do the tunnelling to freedom.
-Why?
I think it's kind of nice here.
-Yes, but fortunately I am king, so you don't have to think.
You only have to do.
And now what I, your king, wants you to be doing
is dig, dig, dig.
[THUMP]
[DIGGING]
Eh, Maurice, why are they doing what
I'm telling you to be doing?
-Because you're the king, right?
-Obviously.
With a tail like that?
-Only a king could have a tail so magnificent.
ALL: Yay for the king!
-I'm sorry, but King Julien already has
someone that blindly follows him--
[LOUD KICK]
Whoa!
-We're staying.
ALL: Yay!
-Ya here that, boys?
That's the sweet sound of lemur-free living.
-Hee-Haw!
[LOUD CRASH]
-Ow.
-(NERVOUSLY) Roger, are you OK?
-Well, guys, no.
No, I'm not.
It's just this habitat.
It simply doesn't have the amount of swimmable water
that a wide-bodied boy like myself needs.
-We've got plenty of water in our pool.
-Yeah, dip your skinnies any time you want, neighbour.
Our Habitat es su habitat.
-Cannonball!
[LOUD SPLASH]
ALL: Ah!
[LOUD SPLASH]
[LOUD EXPLOSION]
-Toxic gas!
Evacuate!
[METAL CLANKING]
[COUGHING]
-Stuck.
PRIVATE: (ECHOING) Let us out of here.
[LOUD POUNDING]
SKIPPER: Open up now!
[HUMMING]
That's an order!
[HUMMING]
[LOW MUSIC PLAYING]
[HUMMING]
-(DISAPPOINTINGLY) Oh, no fish.
-I don't understand it.
What happened to our lunch?
-Guys, you're the best.
You're the best.
Leaving that bowl of fish for me.
You're the best.
What was that anyway?
Was that mackerel?
KOWALSKI: This presentation on Dr. Blowhole's lair
is classified, triple top secret for your eyes only and--
[LOUD CRASHING AND SMASHING]
-Guys, guys!
Sorry about that.
[GRUNTING]
-No problem.
I just spent three painstaking weeks building it.
-Listen.
I'm working on an original musical, Gator in the park, OK,
and I'm not sure which lyric is better.
I have lots of teeth at the end of my snout
or if you call me cruel names I'm likely to pout.
Ooh, now that I say it out loud it
should definitely be the second one.
OK, thanks, guys.
-Men, I'm beginning to see a flaw in this plan.
-Why do they get to touch the royal feet?
-Because Mort, they have soft, furry paws.
-But I have soft furry paws too.
-Yes, but they are also cute and adorable.
-But I am cute and adorable too.
-Hmm, yeah, I'm just going to bottom line this for you.
They're not you.
-(ANGRILY) Stupid bunnies.
-Good news, lemurs.
You're going back home.
-Hooray!
-Eh, maybe you penguins are confused.
We are home.
-What, this?
This isn't your home.
-You belong in a habitat customised
to your specific lemurish needs.
-Uh, no, this petting zoo is much better.
Look, I've got way more subjects.
-Ooh, bunnies.
-And they do everything he wants, so I don't have to.
-Yes, when I say hop--
-They say how high?
-Uh, no, they just hop.
Maximum height is a given.
Hop, Fluffy.
[JET ENGINE NOISE]
See?
Mad hops.
So to be honest we really miss the old kingdom not so much.
-I do.
-Forget it.
We didn't need their permission before.
We don't need it now.
-Permission?
Before?
-Fellas, it's time to undo this neighbour swap fiasco.
-Just a few keystrokes--
-Uh-uh.
I was expecting this kind of sneaky Peter tricking from you
penguins.
Touch that computing thingy and face
the wrath of my newest subjects.
-What, the cute bunnies?
-If I am telling them to open up a can of whoop penguin,
then this can will be opened.
[ALL LAUGHING]
Believe you me.
-You can't be serious.
You want us to be afraid of fluffy?
Ooh!
ALL: Whoa!
[WHIMPERING]
-Eh!
-Ah!
[BOUNCING]
[WHIMPERING]
-Wow, I was totally bluffing back there.
I had no idea you really had such sick booty kicking skills.
[LAUGHING]
-Tell you what.
Baby carrots for everyone, that's what.
ALL: Yay for carrots!
-Punches.
They were so cottony.
-It was like a macabre ballet of adorability and pain.
-On the bright side, at least we don't
have Julien singing anymore.
ROGER: (SINGING) Would love a gator like me!
Oh, oh boy.
I hit a clam.
Hold on.
(SINGING HIGH PITCHED CRACKING TONE) Me, me, me.
[GRUNTING]
[SCREAMING]
-What up, birds?
-We're looking for weakness in the enemy.
-The little tyrant, huh?
Yeah, last night he told me to surrender my puffy wooliness
unto him.
Just about surrendered my hoof unto his--
-Then our goals are the same.
The only question is the means.
-Hey, you remember how I got kicked out of here, don't you?
-Yeah, you did a fairly white puncture job on a kid.
-I don't think we'll ever get Julien to bite a zoo visitor.
-Well, who says it has to be him?
[FLAPPING LIPS]
-Randy, underneath that sweater beats a heart of a wolf.
-I bite the people and then we go home?
-Just a nibble, no skin breakage.
-And stupid bunnies stay here?
-Exactly.
-(EXCITEDLY) I'm gonna bite the peoples!
-I want two choco bombs, five gum
breakers, and a large slurp soda.
-Ooh, and zippy sticks.
-10 zippy sticks.
-Skipper?
The Vesuvius twins are sugaring up,
then they'll be en route to the petting zoo.
-10-4 Kowalski.
The Vesuvius twins, perfect.
If anyone deserves Mort's mighty bite,
it's Park Avenue's brattiest.
[MORT CHOMPING]
[LOUD THUD]
-Ow, I'm stuck!
-Get him off of there.
We need those chompers.
-(EXCITEDLY) All right, animals.
-For petting.
-Pull!
The biting window is closing.
[WRETCHING]
[GROANING]
[CHILDREN LAUGHING]
-Find your happy place.
[GRUNTING]
[GROANING]
-Ooh, look at those.
-Monkey things.
-Ooh, fresh meat.
(FRIGHTENDLY) I've changed my mind.
I don't like the petting zoo anymore.
We'll protect you, Your Majesty.
-Puh-ha-ha, from what?
These humans are obviously bringing tributes
of tasty snacks to the petting zoo king.
I accept your offerings.
-(FRANTICALLY) Ah!
This thing is attacking me!
-Get it off!
Get off!
[SLURPING]
-Oh, brain freeze.
-No, no Mrs. Vesuvius, lemurs shouldn't even
be in the petting zoo.
Frankly, I don't even know how they got there
in the first place, stupid computer.
-Mission accomplished, boys.
MORT: Hooray!
[RATTLING]
-No!
I do not want this kingdom!
Take me back to my petting kingdom.
I order you. (WHINING) Please.
-Aw, guys.
I'll sure miss our next door neighbourliness.
-Right, not going to be the same.
-Still, I can drop by anytime, go for a swim,
sing some show tunes.
-Oh, uh--
-Oh, yeah, yeah, great.
Just-- just call first.
-But I don't have a phone.
-Oh, neither do we.
Later!
[MUSIC PLAYING]
-Now that's a fine looking poop deck.
I mean, usually I trouble with my poop deck.
But this poop deck--
[LAUGHTER]
-Oh.
-Rico, pass me the final hull section.
-Uh. -(ANXIOUSLY) Come on, come on!
Last piece!
Let's cork this vessel.
-I got nothin'.
-Last piece missing.
[LOUD THUMP]
Weeks of work wasted.
[FRUSTRATED GRUNTING]
[LOUD THUMP]
-Skipper.
-Kowalski, cover the Private's ears.
I intend to use by angry words.
[MUMBLED ANGRY YELLING]
-Wow.
-(SADLY) I still heard.
-Yes, we can give you the manufacturer's address,
just not sure why you need it.
-Primate, this is a payback operation,
missing piece payback.
The less you know, the better.
-Phil insists there are no missing pieces.
Apparently, your model is the SS Fiskelukt.
-(ANGRILY) Denmark!
-Actually, Norway.
-You don't have a problem with the Norwegians,
do you, Skipper?
-No, I'm ambivalent towards those fjord loving
sons of Vikings.
-They did event the cheese slicer.
(SARCASTICALLY) Well, point for Norway.
-100 years ago the Fiskelukt sank in the New York bay
with a full catch of brine-preserved herring.
-A full catch of tender mouth watering herring?
-Fish.
-Your missing piece represents the breach
that sank the mighty vessel.
A solemn reminder of man's fragile--
-And you're still thinking about the herring, aren't you?
-An entire sunken fishing vessel.
-Ripe for undersea retrieval.
[BABBLING]
-Ripe, is indeed the word, Skipper.
After 100 years of ageing in brine,
that herring should taste somewhere between nectar
of the gods and slap your mama delicious!
[EXCITED BABBLING]
[CLANKING]
[BABBLING]
-Dial down the psycho, compadre.
There's a time and a place for that kind of madness.
-Really?
When is--
-18 minutes from now, in the lower New York Bay.
[BOAT HORN BLARING]
-Curse these Norwegian charts!
I mean who measures in metric beard lengths?
-Nothing on sonar, Skipper.
-Steady!
Just get us within five clicks of that wreck.
Rico's uncanny fish sense should kick in any--
[SNIFFING]
-Whoo!
[EXCITED BABBLING]
-Fish!
-Mr. Kowalski, hard to port!
Follow that beak!
RICO: Fish!
[SNIFFING]
[BABBLING]
[EXCITED BABBLING]
SKIPPER: There she lies.
Kowalski, herring savage options.
-Touchy operation, Skipper.
After a century of salt water that crate
could fall apart with the slightest jarring.
The key words here are slow, deliberate--
-Whoo!
-(PANICKING) Oh bad Rico!
Bad Rico!
SUBMARINE COMPUTER VOICE: Torpedo one.
SKIPPER: Sweet Chester Nibbits!
[EXCITED BABBLING]
-(DISAPPOINTINGLY) Oh man.
KOWALSKI: Steady, steady.
His fault.
-Wow!
[EXCITED BABBLING]
-Whoa, whoa, whoa, Rico.
This is what I'm talking about, soldier.
There's plenty of fish to go around as long as everyone
shows a little self discipline.
[CHOMPING]
-Skipper, you have got to try this herring.
-Don't mind if I do.
[LOUD CHEWING]
[DISSATISFIED GROANING]
[ANGRY BABBLING]
[ANGRY BABBLING]
-(HAPPILY) Ha-ha-ha!
What?
[GULP]
-(SWALLOWING) Mm, satisfying.
-See, Rico, plenty to go around.
Everybody good? You good?
You good? You good?
Great!
Outstanding.
[WHIMPERING]
-Gentleman, send your taste buds into retirement.
There will never be another flavour
extravaganza like that in our lifetime.
[LOUD CLANKING]
-That herring was so good it's making me crave even more fish.
[LAUGHING]
[HYSTERICAL LAUGHING] Seriously, though, good fish.
[ANGRILY MUTTERING]
-Still hungry, Rico?
I don't know how you could eat ordinary sardines
after all that delicious herring.
[LOUD BURP]
-Sardines?
Fish!
-Explain yourself, soldier.
Fish!
[INSANELY BABBLING]
Kowalski, analysis.
-Crazy eyes, babbling tongue--
-Fish!
-Uh-uh
-Egad!
I believe our Norwegian herring was a bit too aged.
-Never ever blame the fish, Kowalski!
-But don't you see?
Private's contracted bacterial Pisces dementia!
A rare brain disease that's turning him into a fish craving
psychopath!
-Hey!
That's my thing!
-Yeah, we don't need two of those.
Can it be cured?
-It should wear off in 24 hours as long
as he doesn't feed the disease.
That means no more fish of any kind.
If Private ingests so much as a single sardine,
he'll be like this forever.
-Fish!
Fish!
Fish!
Fish!
Fish!
SKIPPER: Stop that!
-Well, on the bright side, maybe this
will teach Private not to over indulge
in so much brined herring.
[CHUCKLING]
-Hey, didn't you eat as much as he did?
-Why, yes I dooby-dooby-did!
Fish!
-Looks like we're on psycho patrol, amigo.
No fish for these two for the next 24 hours.
-Uh, what about you?
-Luckily, my iron constitution seems
to have made me immune to this Pisces dementia.
[INSANE BABBLING]
-Seriously.
No effect.
iron-clad constitution.
[INSANE GROANING]
Fish!
[SCREAMING]
[INSANE BABBLING]
-Uh-uh-uh!
No fish!
ALICE: Feeding time!
ALL: Fish!
[INSANE BABBLING]
Eat up, you disgusting animals!
[GULPING]
ALL: Ah!
-Fish!
[GULPING]
-Since when do we get four Ricos?
-Wait, what?
How come did nobody tell me it was impersonation Tuesday?
I call I get to be Maurice!
[EXCITED LAUGHTER]
[CLEARS THROAT] (IMITATING MAURICE) Eh, hey, everybody.
Stop having fun because I am boring.
Heh.
And you should be boring too.
Heh-heh.
-I do not talk like that.
(ROBOTIC TONE) Yes, you do.
-Now that's just your robot voice.
-(ROBOTIC TONE) End transmission.
-And I'll be the King Julien, which means-- the feet!
-Hey!
Baren von Greedenstein!
Save some for the rest of the flock!
Gimme, gimme!
Mine, mine, mine!
[BABBLING]
-Ooh!
-Ooh, kabobs!
[PAINFUL CRYING]
[WHISTLING]
-Great!
All full then?
[INSANE BABBLING]
Whatever, freaks.
-Uh-uh.
No fish!
MAN: Yo, zookeeper lady, where you
want this truckload of fresh cod fillets?
-Aw, no!
ALL: Fish!
Fish!
[INSANE BABBLING]
-This ain't happening!
This ain't happening!
[CAR TIRES SCREACHING]
-Fish!
-Pull the car over!
-Ahh!
[POLICE SIREN BLARING]
Whoa!
-Ah, fish.
MAN: All right, people.
That tuna ain't gonna can itself.
[MACHINE BEEPING]
-Are you kidding me?
[INSANE BABBLING]
No!
(OPERA VOICE SINGING) Feeesh!
[HAPPILY LAUGHING]
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you go ahead.
Suckers.
[CHOMPING]
[CHOMPING]
-Rico, why is my mouth crunchy?
[HAPPILY LAUGHING]
[CRASH]
[CAR ALARM BLARING]
And so, for conspicuous bravery in the face of uh,
himself uh, times three, I hereby award Rico
this ceremonial smoked Alaskan salmon.
-Ah, fish!
-I think we all learned something
today about unrestrained gluttony.
-Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie, mine, mine, mine!
[GOBBLING]
-It's Rico's thing.
[RICO BABBLING]
[MUSIC PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR THEME SONG]
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