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- He was such a good swimmer too, Dad.
- He was a good man, too.
.Dad?
How come a good swimmer gets drowned?
- I don't think Jim drowned, Bud.
- Then what happened?
- What happened?
- I don't know, I don't know.
I'm just gonna have to wait for the report.
In the mean time, I'm closing the beaches
and the public swimming area.
- Golly, no swimming!
- You want the same thing to happen to you,
that's happened to that diver?
- We don't know what happened to that diver!
Hiya Flipper!
- Alright well, no swimming today.
- What about tomorrow?
- C'mon, we've gotta get these signs up.
? They call him Flipper, Flipper,
? Faster than lightning!
? No-one you see, is smarter than he!
? And we know Flipper,
? Lives in a world full of wonder.
? Lying there-under, under the sea!
- Well, it's not my fault, Flipper.
- C'mon you guys, let's wipe off those sad faces.
And Bud!
Bud, I want you to find something constructive today.
- Can I construct a swimming pool?
- No, but you can fix that hole in the chicken coop.
- Dad, you know, Flipper,
he's been feeling pretty upset lately.
Maybe I oughtta cheer him up!
Please?
- Alright, doctor.
Hey Bud, listen.
Why don't you take some steaks out of the freezer
around noon, and we'll have a cookout
when I come back, okay?
- Great!
- Hey, can I drive, Dad?
- Uh, not today, Sandy.
- Aw, Dad!
- Sandy, this is a four wheel drive,
and I haven't checked you on it!
- Oh yeah, I forgot!
- See you later, Bud.
- So long.
- Now, Flipper.
You read that sign, yesterday.
You know as well as I do that I cannot go swimming.
If you could only walk!
Then you could come out and play with me.
I don't mean walk on water!
I mean on land.
You need practice.
Why didn't I think of that?
Flipper, Dad said that I couldn't go in the water, right?
But he didn't say anything about me going on the water,
did he?
Flipper, you saved the day!
' Porter!
Porter, we've got a coast guard distress alert.
It's a bad one.
- Well let me have it.
- Two oil tankers have collided on the gulf side.
The coast guard's pressing all available ships
and aircraft into immediate rescue operations.
Better take a boat and get over there on the double.
- Alright, I'll get some rescue gear.
I'll put the speedboat on the trailer
and cut across inland, I think it'll be quicker
than going by sea.
- Oh, I almost forgot!
About that drowning yesterday,
Mr and Mrs Hallson are down from the Marine Institute
to investigate.
Jack Johnson loaned them his yawl.
- You mean his 42 footer?
- I understand Mr. Hallson's a pretty good sailor.
- Well, they're gonna have to go ahead without me.
- They probably already have.
- Wait Flip, are you in bad form?
Maybe I should find something else to do.
- Everything set?
Is the air okay? - Uh-huh.
Man, are you sure it's alright
to go ahead without that ranger?
- Porter Ricks?
I guess so.
Well, let's go see what we can find!
- Hey, look!
- They can't do that!
No swimmers are allowed!
We better go over there and warn them right away, okay?
Flipper!
He's hurt!
- Help me!
- Here's my gear.
- Forget the gear, we have to help him.
- What's wrong with him?
- He was bitten by a snake.
- A snake?
In the water?
- A rare but poisonous sea snake.
- I'll bet that's what happened to that diver yesterday!
He died!
- So will my husband if he doesn't get medical attention.
- Help me go out.
- Help me, will you? - Sure.
- We have to get some ice and put it around that bite.
- Okay, I'll get it!
- We've got to get him to shore, soon!
' Okay.
- I'll start the engine.
- Take down the gear, quick!
- Oh, I don't know.
- I'll take over from here.
- Is he alright?
- We've gotta get help, and fast.
He's in a coma.
- This thing won't start!
Hey, I've got an idea!
I'll take my skip and get help.
- Oh, good.
- Holy smokes!
- I know, I'll swim for help!
Flipper can tow me.
- Flipper?
- Yeah, he's my pet dolphin!
- I can't let you go in the water
with all those snakes still there!
- Oh yeah.
I know!
I'll radio my dad for help!
- Good, it's over here.
- How do you work it?
- I don't know!
My husband's so good at these things,
I just never learned much about sailing and boats.
- Oh no.
Well, I'll try, but I don't know if it's gonna work!
- So I stepped on second, and threw to home
to cut off the run.
- Good boy!
- WD 5958.
- Yeah, but then the next batter got up and he-
- Wait, wait, listen.
- WD 959s.
This is Bud Ricks, come in please.
- This is WD 9598, over.
'Dad?
- Is that you, Bud?
- Yes, Dad!
Dad, will you help us?
Please, you have to, Dad!
- Where are you, Bud?
What's the matter?
- Dad, I'm on this lady's sailboat, out by the reef!
- In a sailboat?
How did you get out there?
- Then the lady backed her boat into my dinghy.
And broke it.
It broke her motor too!
And there's someone hurt.
- Hold on a minute, Bud.
Sandy, let me have that coastal chart, will ya?
Bud, are you still there?
- Yes Dad, I'm here.
- Now Bud, look around
and see if you can spot any point of land
that might help me figure out where you are.
- Well, yeah Dad, but that's pretty far away.
I think it's the old South Cape Lighthouse, Dad.
- Good.
Now, can you see anything else
that might help me figure out where you are?
- Well yeah, there's one thing, Dad.
It's like a finger sticking up, straight across from us.
- That must be the power plant smokestack, hold on.
Bud, you're south of Coral Key.
They're right in the middle of the reef.
The tide's going out.
There isn't even time to radio for a rescue.
- In a half hour they'll be aground or sunk.
- There's only one thing to do,
Bud's gonna have to sail that boat out of there.
Bud, I want you to listen very carefully
to what I have to tell you.
- Okay, Dad.
- Now, I'll tell you exactly what to do.
But first, have Mrs. Hallson go to her husband,
pack as much ice as she can find around the bite wounds,
that'll slow down the blood flow
and keep the venom from spreading so fast.
- She already has, Dad.
- That's good.
Now Bud, take a look around the sailboat.
You'll see three sails.
- Yes, Dad.
- Okay, Bud.
I want you to pull up that first sail.
The jib.
Now, you'll find a rope, running down the main mast.
It's connected to a winch.
That's how you pull up a sail.
By that winch, alright?
- Okay Dad, I think so.
- Bud, your father wants you on the radio!
- Yes, Dad?
- Bud, did you get the jib up okay?
- Yes Dad, but it's flapping something fierce!
- That's alright son, don't worry about it.
Now Bud, you'll find two ropes hanging from the sail.
They run down on either side of the boat.
I want you to tie those off at the cockpit
so that the sail swings back and forth about six feet.
. Okay-
:Hang on! ' ' m frying to!
- Hang on, Bud!
- I didn't know it was so tough trying to sail a boat!
- Bud, have you secured the jib lines yet?
- No Dad, but I'll get the right rope this time!
- I'll help, Bud.
.Dad?
We've got it so the front sail isn't flapping anymore.
But it's pushing the boat against the anchor!
- That's alright, son.
Now, Bud, the boat'll swing around,
so that the bow is into the wind.
And the jib, or the front sail, will start flapping.
When that happens, you'll know that the boat
is pointed into the wind.
- Dad, it's flapping!
That means it's heading into the wind, right?
- Good.
Now listen, Bud.
There's a small sail at the stern of the boat.
- Yeah, but what about this big one in the middle?
- No, leave that one alone!
Now, Bud, you must haul up the sail.
- Bud, are you alright?
- It's okay Dad.
We've got both sails up, and they're flapping.
- Good work son!
Now Bud, climb up the mast a little way,
and pick out a course through the reef.
When you've decided which way to go,
pull up the anchor and steer out.
Now have you got that all straight?
- Right, Dad.
- Bud, let me speak to Mrs. Hallson, please.
- Here she is, Dad.
- Yes, Mr. Ricks?
- How's your husband doing?
- Well, I gave him some first aid,
and if we can get him back to shore on time,
we can give him an antidote.
- Right, well I'll have an antidote standing by.
Mrs. Hallson, don't worry.
I think Bud can handle the boat very well, now.
- Thank you Mr. Ricks.
I have to get below now.
- We're open, Dad, we're open!
- Dad, Dad!
- Bud, Bud what's the matter?
- Dad we musta hit something, we stopped moving
and everything and the boat's shaking all around!
And so are we, Dad!
What should I do?
- Bud, your centerboard must be hung up on a reef.
Now, there should be a winch by the hatchway.
Just go and wind it up.
- Dad, I'm scared!
What do I do?
- Bud, try son, try.
- Don't give up the ship, sailor!
- Dad, we're moving!
- Come on Sandy, let's go.
- Oh, I've got an idea!
Flipper can lead us outta here!
- He can?
- Sure he can!
You stay, while I get Flipper to help.
Flipper!
Will you help me lead this boat out of here?
- A little to the right!
- No, go back a little!
Not that much!
Now straight ahead!
Straight!
How's Mr. Hallson?
- Oh, he'll be alright
now that we'll be able to make it in time
to give him the antidote.
- What about those snakes?
- As soon as my husband's well enough,
he'll get rid of them for you.
I better get back to him, too.
Oh, and Bud.
I think you're the bravest little boy I've ever knew.
- Well, I didn't do anything!
It was Flipper.
He's the one who led us through the reef.
- Thanks Flipper!
- Dad, I mean, WD 9598, this is sailor Bud!
Come in, please!
- Go ahead, Bud.
- We're through the reef and almost home!
- Congratulations seaman Ricks!
- Dad, there's just one more thing.
- You just name it, son.
- How do you stop this thing?
- Well, you drop the sails, and-
- Hey. hey, ho!
Nevermind Dad, we made it.
? Everyone loves the king of the sea,
? Ever so kind and gentle is he,
? Tricks he will do when children are near,
? And how they laugh when he's near!
? They call him Flipper, Flipper,
? Faster than lightning,
? No-One you see, is smarter than he!
? And we know Flipper,
? Lives in a world full of wonder,
? Lying there-under, under the sea!
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