Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- We were about to get into bed. - Oh, yeah.
No, not at all!
Seen anything else? I'm looking for a dangerous animal around here.
Inches from custody.
They're from the pound.
Now if I can run through the streets stark naked with these wee, tiny legs,
but here you are out on the streets.
BOTH: (SINGING) Now sit right there and take a seat
Okay, fair enough.
That was great. Was that a real attempt, or were you just kinda warming up?
Back at the train yard...
Like a bear?
No, uh... Never mind.
(NORMAL TONE) Stay still, just a little bit longer. We are finished.
(DARLING MOANS SOFTLY)
And I must admit,
Tsk. Oh, well you know what?
What?
All right, stay back! Get back! Back up!
(DOG GROWLING)
LADY AND THE TRAMP HELLO
Fear not, the bloodhound sees with his snout.
TRAMP: Wait, wait, wait.
- Oh, no. Oh, no. - (CAT YOWLS)
One for me, one for Trusty...
Lady, I'm so sorry.
- Stay calm. I'm not talking about you. - Huh?
Come on out.
Oh, not so fast. What did you mean back there, about the baby?
When the one you love is near
What?
And sometimes, it's even a little more subtle than that.
- It's all right. Come on. - (TRAMP WHINING)
(DOGS BARKING)
All the world is calm and peaceful
Don't worry. We're going home.
- He's a tramp - (DOGS VOCALIZING)
All right, I gotta lay low for a while.
And you're sure he's headed this way? Ow!
Uh-huh. You're welcome for saving your life, by the way.
Oh, my!
- Oh! Ma'am, she doesn't want it. - I want it!
Save some room. Stay.
Huh. A tramp.
Ha, ha.
Buon appetito.
I'm not so sure I still have a home to get back to.
(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
Sometimes I come outside at night just to howl at the moon.
I can't believe you've been running around town all alone.
HEAD WORKMAN: Wrap it up. I'm closing shop.
- Catch everything... Ahh! - Oh, no!
I told you.
What is she doing?
First time, love? Don't get many family dogs in here.
(JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING)
Pulls a new scam every day
And there's nothing more to say
Just wake up.
Ah, smells like she's had a bath, too.
You trying to make a fool out of me? 'Cause that's not easy to do.
I just do.
Yeah.
No, Bull, you got it all wrong. He's doin' great.
For our boy, Butch, and his nice new lady friend.
Oh, Jim Dear, she's a perfect little lady.
The color scheme in here is cuckoo Aw, did we make a boo-boo?
No! What are you doing?
Oh, come on.
- And dangerous? - Dangerous.
I know. Really couldn't get any better.
(DOOR OPENS)
That's it. I'm giving up the life of crime.
But you're safe now.
Here you go. Yeah, that's a good girl.
- SARAH: Get her! - My birds! Sorry!
JIM: Hmm.
and I knew Jim couldn't afford one with the salary of a, uh...
(GASPS)
I got it.
(GROWLS)
What Aunt Sarah meant to say was she's sorry.
You know, street dogs, they're just like us.
(TRAMP GROWLS)
Thank you so much for your help.
If he's a tramp
TRAMP: Lady...
I have a table, and a table cloth, and a candle, and a menu.
Oh!
Joe, Butch says he wants two spaghetti special.
- (LADY BARKING) - (WHINNYING)
Don't you know any shortcuts?
- I told you it would happen. - You were right.
- (GATE THUDS) - (TRUSTY GROANS)
JIM: Okay. I wonder who this one is for?
- Woof, woof. - (WHIMPERS)
- (GASPS) - (LADY WHIMPERS)
Ah, right. Well...
The night will weave its magic spell
Oh, great. It's the tramp.
- I'm her husband, pal. - A-ha.
(BARKING CONTINUES)
(CHUCKLING)
you can smell a dog in a wagon!
(EXHALES)
Something you won't believe.
Now, I would get out but I can't, and I'm not here to make trouble,
We're okay. He's here! The dog's here!
Hang on. Did you say friend? Like a "friend" friend? Or a "friend"?
I'm stealing this by the way.
No, not just anyone. But to me, yes.
That tickles.
(SIGHS) That's him, Trusty!
Dogs can be dangerous.
(GASPS)
- let you sleep in the bed? - (SCOFFS) You mean, our bed?
ELLIOTT: That your dog barking?
ELLIOTT: I know he's coming here. And she knows it, too!
What did I do wrong?
PUPPY: Auntie Jock, come play with us!
It's a full house in there, you know?
Speaking of bellies, Darling's tummy is getting really big.
(SNIFFING)
- I threw up everywhere. - Yeah.
'Cause there's nothing like
- Hey! I'm gonna bark. - No. Please, do not do that!
Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am.
On this lovely
Oh.
DARLING: We're not a family without you.
Oh, fine. How can I put this?
(JIM EXHALES HEAVILY)
I'm just not seeing a lot of "lost dog" posters up...
Help! We got caught!
DARLING: Lulu! JIM: Get the baby!
(LULU CONTINUES CRYING)
- Annoying? - Yeah. You know,