HillviewTV Team · July 05, 2022 · 36:47
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Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka KIDS follows enigmatic candy manufacturer Willy Wonka as he stages a contest by hiding golden tickets in five of his scrumptious candy bars. Whomever comes up with these tickets will win a free tour of the Wonka factory, as well as a lifetime supply of candy. Four of the five winning children are insufferable brats, but the fifth is a likeable young lad named Charlie Bucket, who takes the tour in the company of his equally amiable grandfather. The children must learn to follow Mr. Wonka's rules in the factory — or suffer the consequences.
0:01 Good evening, everyone. 0:03 Thank you for coming. 0:06 My name is Rachel Postman. 0:08 I'm in the chapter of the 0:10 attempt at least two weeks. 0:12 I'm a student as a teacher over the world. 0:16 And I'm thrilled. 0:18 And I've learned that this year 0:20 and I've had a work that takes me to come through 0:22 in these past two weeks. 0:24 And I've had a board panel for all the work that they put in here. 0:27 It's a great program. 0:28 of kids, and there's a lot of events that I'm really excited 0:32 in this year, because it's just a quick reminder to find 0:35 yourself on, and that's 0:40 all I'm going to do this show. 1:02 Thank you. 2:11 We'll be right back. 2:20 Thank you. 3:46 There's the mother and father's Mr. Bucket, and those old people are the 3:51 mother and father's Mrs. Bucket. 3:53 That is Mr. Bucket, and that is Mrs. Bucket. 3:56 And the boy standing right there is Charlie Bucket, the only son. 4:02 Well, I'll be a chocolate crispy. 4:04 Mr. Willie Wonk has decided to allow the five children to visit the stockpile. 4:09 The lucky five will receive a tour, and chocolate. 4:13 Tours a factory? 4:15 A life-pensified chocolate? 4:17 Read on! 4:19 Five golden tickets have been hidden 4:21 among five million ordinary Wonka buys. 4:24 The finders of these golden tickets 4:25 will earn a tour and chocolate. 4:28 Five million is one star. 4:29 The tickets could be anywhere. 4:31 How exciting. I wonder if any of them 4:33 have been found yet. That paper's a day old. 4:39 Charlie, you better head to the 4:41 school. You wouldn't want to be late. 4:43 It's back to work for me. 4:45 Goodbye, Mr. Bucket. 4:52 See these kids? 4:53 We do it every day. 4:55 We're trying to get a piece. 4:57 I'm not surprised. 4:58 We're not supposed to be a little bit of a game. 5:00 It's going to be a little bit of a game. 5:05 It's the kids here! 5:14 We'll be right back. 5:37 Thank you. 6:39 We'll be right back. 7:01 Hey, can you say, Charlie? 7:03 I don't think. 7:04 I just want to see the outside. 7:05 Please, I can. 7:06 I can use one of those books. 7:07 Here, say, go to me. 7:11 Say it. 7:32 We'll be right back. 8:11 Thanks for it, Gabby! 8:13 I'm sure somebody has a first golden ticket. 8:16 Already? 8:18 Just now, look! 8:37 I just knew I was not supposed to even find golden tickets. 8:41 He eats so much candy, it's almost impossible to not find one. 8:45 What does little guys do in his tummies all for? 8:48 I'll eat more. 8:53 This is Justin, the second one's in class. 8:56 You'll have to live in remote San Pao, Brazil, where things are sweet for Veronica Saltz. 9:02 Veruca, you imbecile. 9:04 Veruca, Veruca, Veruca. 9:05 So, Mr. Saltz, here you sweetened Veruca's chances with a little assistance. 9:09 I'm in the night phase, so as soon as my little girl told me she had to have one of those golden 9:14 tickets, 9:15 I bought hundreds of thousands of Wonka bars. 9:19 And in fact, you go shell the wrapper. 9:20 My father will have... 9:21 What have you fired from him to pronouncing my name? 9:24 Grimsy, Daddy? 9:25 Whatever you say, dear. 9:26 Anyway, after DAYS of shelling wrappers, 9:30 one of my factory girls finally found the blasted golden ticket. 9:34 I let her fit a lucky piece of chocolate home to her 17 kids. 9:38 Daddy, I want him fired, you hear me? 9:41 Fire, fire, fire! 9:42 This is Phineas Trout, where the sweet has turned sour. 9:54 See, after just one day, there are only three golden tickets left. 10:06 The Bucket family went about mourning tonight to horrible rumbling in their tummies. 10:11 Charlie felt it worse than all, but once a year, Charlie got a very, very special treat. 10:17 Guys, have a... 10:18 Happy birthday, Charlie! 10:19 Here's your present, Charlie. Happy birthday, my love. 10:23 Go on, boy. Open it. 10:30 It's a Wonka bar! 10:31 Now, Charlie, don't be too disappointed if you don't get what you're looking for. 10:39 Yes, I know. 10:44 Well, that's that. 10:46 want a piece. We wouldn't dream of it, Charlie. 10:48 Now what kind of party is it? 10:50 Hey, let's splurge. Put on the 10:52 radio. Mr. Booker's right. 10:54 What does a little more electricity do? 10:57 Really? This is 10:58 the best birthday ever. 11:03 It's Run the Orphan 11:04 and your radio hour to bring you this important 11:06 newsflash. A third golden ticket 11:08 has been found in Snowville, Georgia. 11:10 Ha! I'm Violet. 11:12 The Violet Bogart. Bad it. 11:14 Quit chewing your gum so loudly. 11:15 Remember what you say if you said about acting out? 11:18 I'm gum short normally. 11:20 But when I heard about Wonka's contest, I laid on gum and sustained gauze. 11:24 Now, of course, I'm raw back on gum. 11:26 In fact, I've been working on the streets for over three months solid. 11:30 I've beaten the record to my best friend, Ms. Cornelia Prince-O-Mattel. 11:34 Hey, Cornelia, listen to this. 11:38 That's the sound of you losing. 11:40 Listen to more. 11:47 ladies and gentlemen this is just in a fourth golden ticket has been found in 11:53 television city 11:53 california leaving only the fifth and final golden ticket we are here at the home of mike tv the 11:59 finder of the fourth golden ticket this is tv about the ticket you see mike and i were didn't 12:03 i tell you not to interrupt this is the best part crack smack whack dead 12:10 Did you see him die? 12:11 That was so totally awesome. 12:13 Very cool, Mike. 12:14 Now, is the TV about the ticket? 12:15 Yeah, I got a golden ticket. 12:18 Big deal. 12:19 Means I'm going to have to miss at least an hour of my second favorite show 12:22 and leave the house for some stupid chocolate factory. 12:25 Right, whatever. 12:27 Hit him harder. 12:37 We should all... 12:38 out of bed. I wish I'd never heard of 12:40 candy or rocko. 13:04 Oh, Charlie, could you grab that last case? 13:06 Isn't that crunches for me? 13:07 We don't want them to freeze. 13:12 I've seen you talk about a new car. 13:16 Take it, Charlie. 13:17 And take this for being such a great kid. 13:21 You look like you're starving. 13:26 It's so good. 13:27 I'd better get going to school. 13:33 Do you think I could have another? 13:34 I'd pay for it. 13:35 Sure, I'd give you another one. 13:37 Well, the boss is pretty sick of that inventory. 13:39 Here you go. 13:40 You might as well take a little taste, you know, to make sure it's not bad or anything. 13:49 Oh, here goes. 13:51 One, two, three. 13:54 I found it! 13:55 I found the last golden ticket! 13:57 Woo-hoo! 13:59 I got my lucky feet. 14:01 Everything was faster. 14:35 I found it, so I'm watching it. 14:38 Great job. 14:39 Thank you. 15:40 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory where history is about to 15:45 be made. 15:45 And here is the chocolate genius of the century himself, Mr. Willy Wonka. 15:55 Thank you. 18:52 Mr. Wonka, I want to taste the chocolate. 18:55 No matter how tempting and deliciously tempting it is, 18:59 you must not taste the chocolate. 19:00 It will harden like cement. 19:02 Look over there. 19:04 It's so close to the creature. 19:06 Put your hands in the air where I can see them. 19:09 No need to worry. 19:10 That, my friend, is not... 19:13 Then you know all about loompa language with its thick jungles nested by 19:18 horn snugglers, stews wanglers, and those horrible looking wangle doodles. 19:22 Wangle doodles? This is not scary. 19:24 Yes, there are, Major, and a wangle doodle would serve you, like, to sink its sharp -rocious 19:30 things into you. 19:32 Oh, look at this! But chocolate must not be touched by the human hands. 19:36 Too late. Great. He's gonna spread his cold to millions of people. 19:39 It's so good. I think I've had too much chocolate. 19:43 Ah, ah, ah, show! 19:45 I'll go to the bar! 19:58 He's lost. 20:03 Take him to the shop. 20:07 or a different room and heat him up to 102 20:13 degrees. 20:14 No higher, or he might be spontaneously boiled. 20:18 That would be a tragedy. 20:21 Wait, because Augustus will be damaged? 20:24 My dear, Augustus was damaged long ago. 20:26 The tragedy would be the waste of chocolate. 20:29 Now goodbye, Mrs. Boop. 20:30 Come along, we have much more to see. 20:59 Oh, oh, oh, oh. 21:13 Thank you. 21:31 The Invention Room! 21:33 The most important room in the whole entire factory. 21:36 My most secret inventions cook and simmer in here. 21:47 Duck! The Everlasting Gourmet Gobstopper. 21:50 That looks like gum. 21:52 That's because it is gum. 21:55 Yes, a whole gourmet meal without any of those nasty calories. 21:59 Gum! 22:00 Unfortunately, it has not been perfected, so we must not do it. 22:04 That love is so mine. 22:07 Mmm, it's delicious. 22:09 It tastes like pea soup. 22:11 Oh, and here comes the roast beef. 22:15 Fantastic. 22:16 Such a good and juicy. 22:17 But the blueberry ice cream, I bet it's ta-da. 22:24 That's what I'm worried about, ta-da. 22:26 Here comes the ice cream. 22:28 You're not, Wonka. 22:29 It is to die for. 22:30 Bluebird Osprey, you're a genius. 22:34 Violet, quit to listen to it. 22:36 Violet, Violet, your turn is Violet, Violet. 22:39 Happens every time. 22:40 Quick, move her over there and protect yourself. 22:43 What comes next might get messy. 22:48 We don't... 22:52 I don't know. 22:59 All right, full water. 23:24 We'll be right back. 24:03 Come with me. 24:04 He has much to see more. 24:06 Ah, stop. Reverse that. 24:08 I quite forgot about this room. 24:10 It's a fizzy lift and drink room. 24:33 What did I do, Wonka? 24:35 Once it's been my city, let's entrance and you will flow on air. 24:40 Flow in the air? 24:42 So come along, we have much more to speak. 24:58 Oh my! Mr. Wonka? Kids? I think they've left us behind. 25:04 Grandpa Joe, what's that? Who's there? 25:10 Hello? Should we? 25:12 Well, I suppose one tiny case won't do any harm. 25:28 Wee! This is fun! 25:47 Oh, that's better. 25:49 That's it. 25:50 Burpings the answer. 25:58 Now I'm off to burp. 26:03 Burp. 26:30 Thank you. 26:40 Do you see the other nuts? 26:43 Mr. Wonka, do you see the squirrels? 26:45 Yes, they are. 26:46 The baby has a good nut out of the fell net at the same time 26:49 as the support of the good nuts from the bad nuts. 26:52 They're so adorable. 26:53 It is pretty, really. 26:55 Ruka, whatever you do, do not disturb the squirrels. 26:58 They're in training. 27:01 Now see here, Wonka. 27:03 I want a squirrel. 27:05 I want a squirrel to the Loompa Loompa. 27:08 I want to encourage you to pull you up on the thing. 27:27 Now, I'm going to the last time. 27:32 I'm going to the last time. 27:39 Thank you. 28:10 I want to die! 28:23 Sorry, sorry, sorry. 28:26 While it becomes a wonka, that particular shoe leads to the garbage incinerator. 28:31 But there's a chance it may not be with you. 28:33 today. A tent? Yes. Well, I can't remember if today is burn day or not. Guess 28:38 we'll find out. 28:40 Hmm. Come with me. 29:01 We'll be right back. 29:36 Thank you. 30:02 Ron, you are all familiar with how television works. 30:06 Well, as you can see, television just gave me a great idea. 30:09 If you can send a picture by television, why not a chocolate bar? 30:12 But that's impossible. 30:14 It's very possible. 30:15 Imagine sitting at your home and suddenly you see a commercial that says try Wonka Bar. 30:20 Try it now. 30:21 And poof, there it is. 30:22 With the simple slip of that switch. 30:25 right there. But it's not 30:27 been properly tested. Therefore, we must 30:29 not touch it. Hey, watch me! 30:31 I'm gonna be on TV! 30:38 He's gone! 30:39 Oh, dear. I hope none 30:41 of him was left behind. We've never sent 30:43 a person before. Look! Something's 30:49 Hey, look at me! I'm the first person 30:51 ever to be sent by TV! 30:53 I told him not to touch. 30:55 I want to do it again and again. 30:56 Put me down, put me down. 30:57 I want to be on TV. 31:01 He's barely six inches tall. 31:03 That is a problem. 31:05 But luckily, small boys can be very stretchy. 31:09 Aha, the taffy pole machine. 31:11 That's a new trick. 31:13 How far do you think I'll stretch? 31:14 I don't know, maybe miles. 31:21 Thank you. 32:25 Well, thank you both very much. 32:26 I'm sure you can find your way out. 32:28 This is it. 32:28 What about Charlie's lifetime supply of chocolate? 32:31 Yes, yes. 32:31 A lifetime supply of chocolate. 32:33 Each of the children will receive their chocolate. 32:36 But other than that, this whole day has been a waste of time and chocolate. 32:40 Goodbye, Charlie Bucket, and good day. 32:44 Goodbye, Miss L. 32:46 Mr. Wonka, I don't deserve a lifetime supply of chocolate. 32:49 I tasted the fizzy lifting drink, and I broke the rules. 32:51 I'm sorry. 32:53 Thank you for this wonderful day and tour. 32:54 It was better than Christmas. 32:56 Bless you, Charlie. 32:57 You did it! 33:00 No, sit here, Wonka. 33:01 It was my... 33:02 I created this contest with one purpose in mind. 33:05 Find someone to make new candy dreams come true. 33:09 I don't understand. 33:11 I created this contest with... 33:14 This was a test of character, Charlie. 33:17 I carefully selected five rooms out of tents, each of our golden ticket winners. 33:22 But you did something remarkable. 33:24 You gave in to temptation. 33:26 And you were smart enough not to get caught. 33:28 Yet you had made it your deal. 33:30 But the other kids? 33:32 They'll be fine, and they'll at least receive the booby prize. 33:35 License, fly, chocolate. 33:36 The booby prize? What's the real prize? 33:39 Charlie, do you love my factory? 33:41 It's the most- 33:41 It's the most amazing place in the world. 33:43 Then I'm glad, Chase, you say that, because from now on, it's yours. 33:48 What do you mean? 33:49 I'm giving you my factory. 33:51 I need someone to take over, and that someone is you. 33:54 You want me to run this entire factory? 33:57 But what about my mom and dad and Grandpa Joe and... 33:59 They can all live here. 34:00 I'd love to. 34:01 I'd positively love to. 34:21 We'll be right back. 34:41 Thank you. 36:43 Transcription by CastingWords 