Bully for Binky/Transcript

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Buster: Oh no! Here comes binky! Quick! Hide your desserts!

Binky Barnes: Hey pal, you look too full for that cupcake. I'll take it off your hand.

Arthur: Binky Barnes is always the biggest bully in school. Even in preschool!

FLASHBACK TO PRESCHOOL

Arthur: I'm going to color a rainbow.

Arthur: Can we share the crayons? I need to color a rainbow.

Binky: Oh Okay. I'll share this white one.

FLASHBACK TO PARADE.

Arthur: Binky doesn't even take a day off for holidays.

Binky: What's the matter, can't see?

Arthur: No.

Binky: Then I guess you have you wait till you grow up to see a parade.

PRESENT TIME

Binky: That's an awful big Cookie for 1 kid to eat, Arthur.

Arthur: but what can you do about a bully who's also Huge!

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BULLY FOR BINKY

Francine Frensky: We have to do something about the Binky problem.

Buster: Yeah, I haven't tasted a dessert all year.

Arthur: What we need is an emergency anti-Binky plan.

Brain: Let's examine Binky to discover his weaknesses. See, He's big, he's strong. His large feet root him solidly to the ground. 

Arthur: He's like a tree, except without the birds.

Buster: A tree that can chase after you.

Francine: I can't think of any weaknesses.

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Binky throws a basketball that hits Sue Ellen who is jumping rope.

Binky: Ha-ha! D'you lose count on your widdle jump wope?

Sue Ellen: I was going for the record, you clumsy oaf!

Binky: Are you talking to me, pipsqueak!

Sue Ellen: Yes, and you owe me an apology!

Francine: Sue Ellen, you haven’t been going to this school very long. That’s Binky Barnes.

Binky: You tell her! Get to know the name! B-I-N...K-Y Barnes!

Sue Ellen: If he apologizes for being so rude, I’ll apologize for calling him clumsy.

Binky: Apologize?! Maybe you’d rather fight me!     He runs up to Sue Ellen.

Sue Ellen: Okay.    She puts down her jump rope.

Binky: WHAT DID YOU SAY!!!       Everybody stares in shock.

Sue Ellen: I said okay. I’m not gonna let some big bully push me around.

Binky: Oh yes, you are!

Sue Ellen: I don’t think so. I’ll see you after school. Playground. Three o’clock.   She points his chest.

Binky: Right. Three o’clock.    To the others:   What are you looking at?

Buster: Ah, look! Haley’s comet!

Binky: Where?     He looks. When he looks back at the others, they are gone.

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Miss Krasny: Here, for the recital.          She hands out music sheets.

Francine: Miss Krasny? Can we do a duet for drums and tuba? Hit it, Buster!   

They play. Everybody stares. Miss Krasny signals to stop.

Miss Krasny: Maybe at a future recital. I'm not sure the world's ready yet.

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Rattles: Hey, Binky, I don't see Sue Ellen anywhere.

Molly: I guess she's too scared of you.

Binky: Yeah, you know what excuse she gave? That she had to go to some Korean cooking class. Tae Kwon "Dough." (laughs)

Rattles: Did she tell you Tae Kwon Do was a cooking class?

Binky: No, but... "dough"—It's like baking cookies, right? (laughs)

Molly: Binky, Tae Kwon Do isn't baking. It's that martial arts stuff they do on Sports World.

Binky: No, but... "dough"—It's like baking cookies, right? (laughing) Molly: Binky, Tae Kwon Do isn't baking. It's that martial art stuff they do on Sports World. Binky: Uh, Can I talk to you guys? Arthur: Us! Ok, I guess. Binky: Well, not here. Binky: I can't talk to Molly and Rattles because... they wouldn't understand. You see, I've never fought anybody before. Arthur: Never? Binky: They all ran away, and I'm worried I might... hurt that little pip-squeak... yeah! Francine: Well If you weren't always picking fights and trying to scare everybody, you wouldn't have this problem now. Binky: But it's what I'm good at. Arthur: That's true, He is good at it.
Francine: Maybe you should use some of that energy for something constructive—like music.
Binky: That's it! I'll beat her in music. Yeah! That's how I'll humiliate her!
Francine: That's not what I meant, Binky.

Binky: Thanks, Thanks a lot! I gotta go practice.

MS. KRASNY: Thank you, Prunella. Next, is a classical piece for clarinet and alto saxophone.

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Arthur: Binky, everybody's looking for you.

Binky: Why?

Arthur: They're all applauding you.

Binky: Not me—her. She was better than me. She beat me.

Arthur: Always beating everybody isn't the most important thing.

Binky: Well to me it is. I'm not the best at anything. I got held back a year, remember.

Arthur and Binky throw stones at a tree.

Binky: Mine went higher!   Everybody’d laugh at me if I didn't beat them.

Arthur: Maybe they wouldn't laugh at you, maybe they'd actually like you.

Binky: What do you know?

Arthur: All I know that together you and Sue Ellen sounded the best of anyone.

Binky: Well, if everybody’s gonna cry about it, I guess I could go back.

Arthur: That's right. We're all gonna cry.

Binky: Well, don't.