"The scarecrow waved at me."
"Oh."
"I think he was just waving good night, now into bed."
"There you go."
"It's so bright outside."
"Yes, that's the harvest moon."
"It's so big I can almost touch it."
"It's the biggest moon we'll see all year."
"I remember your father and I dancing under a harvest moon."
"I remember it well."
"That was a wonderful night."
"It was the first time your father and I danced together."
"There's something special about a harvest moon."
"Now it's time to go to sleep, little bear."
"We'll see you in the morning."
"Good night, Mother Bear.
Good night, Father Bear."
"The moon is so bright."
"Ahh."
"Ahh."
"You are waving at me."
"Now where did you go?"
"There you are."
"Hey, come back here.
"Hey, stop."
"I didn't know scarecrows were such good dancers."
"I know."
"Let's go to the top of that hill
"and we'll dance under the moon."
"Come on."
"Whoa, whoa!"
"Hello, mice.
"I'm sorry.
"Do we wake you up?"
"We're going to the top of the hill
"to dance under the moon.
"Would you like to come with us?"
"Hello, pumpkins.
"Of course, you can come with us too."
"I never knew pumpkins were such good dancers."
"Thank you, Rake.
"Thank you, shovel."
"Come on.
"The moon's getting higher.
"Let's hurry."
"Come on, pumpkin.
"You can do it, pumpkin."
"You, wow, the moon is huge."
♪ This guy's so bright come dance tonight ♪
♪ To a merry tune. ♪
♪ Oh, sing a song that's all night long ♪
♪ Beneath the harvest moon. ♪
"You can't touch the moon, Scarecrow.
"It's too far away.
"I know.
"It seems so close.
"There must be a way.
"Maybe we could fly to the moon.
"If one of the pumpkins sits here
"and shovel 'em rake, lie across there.
"And I stand here.
"Come on, Scarecrow."
"Now, big pumpkin.
"If you could jump on the other end, please."
"Duck, you're supposed to chew on it.
"Not eat it.
"But it's good and I'm hungry."
"Stop."
"Cut it out."
"No tickling."
"Get off, get off me."
"Little bear, help!"
"That sounds like no feet."
"Little bear!"
"No feet."
"Are you all right?"
"Of course I'm not all right.
"I'm being attacked by them."
"Oh, caterpillars."
"Don't eat them, duck.
"They're friendly."
"Hello, caterpillar."
"The tickles."
"See?"
"Well, I don't think it's very friendly
"to come into someone's garden and eat it all up."
"Oh, no!
"You're right.
"The caterpillars are ruining Mother Bear's garden.
"We better get them out of here."
"Do you think this is enough water to wash them off?"
"I hope so."
"There are a lot of caterpillars."
"They're not moving.
"We need more water."
"More water!"