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Transcript: Borders
[Cheerful music plays]
Black text on an orange background reads, “C.T.C. presents.” Lines of black and white dots extend from the text.
A path leads up a grassy hill to a town of brightly coloured houses. Cookie, an orange tabby, wears a blue striped shirt and a blue sailor hat with a picture of an anchor on it. Pudding, an orange tabby, wears a blue shirt and hat. Candy, an orange tabby, wears a red dress and bow.
[Upbeat music plays, birds chirp]
A narrator says, IN THIS LITTLE TOWN LIVES A KITTEN NAMED COOKIE, HIS BIG BROTHER PUDDING, AND THEIR LITTLE SISTER CANDY. LOTS OF OTHER KITTENS LIVE HERE TOO.
Kittens wave happily.
The narrator says, COOKIE, CANDY, AND PUDDING! KID-E-CATS!
Striped red text beneath Pudding, Candy and Cookie reads, “Kid-E-Cats.”
Cookie and Pudding say, WE'RE CUTE!
Candy says, BUT I'M CUTER!
All three say, ME-WOW!
Episode title: Borders.
[Chiming]
In the Kid-E-Cats yellow two-storey house, Daddy cat sits on the couch in front of the television. He wears a red top hat with a small soccer ball patch on the front and red mittens.
[Cheering on television]
The narrator says, ONE DAY, DADDY WAS WATCHING SOCCER WHILE THE KITTENS PLAYED IN THEIR ROOM.
In the kittens’ room, Cookie controls a remote control car. Pudding picks up his dinosaur figures as the car passes. Candy puts a block on a house-shaped puzzle and backs up. She knocks over dinosaurs.
[Whirring, upbeat music plays, clattering]
Pudding says, HUH? CAREFUL, CANDY, YOU KNOCKED INTO MY DINOSAURS.
Candy says, OH, SORRY, PUDDING, BUT YOUR DINOSAURS ARE TAKING UP A LOT OF SPACE.
The car knocks over the block house.
[Blocks clattering]
Candy says, CAREFUL! YOUR CAR JUST RAN OVER MY HOUSE, COOKIE!
Cookie says, IT ISN'T MY FAULT, YOUR HOUSE WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET.
Pudding says, HOW CAN WE PLAY IN THE SAME ROOM IF WE KEEP GETTING IN EACH OTHER'S WAY?
He drops his dinosaurs.
[Whimpering, clattering]
Cookie says, WHY DON'T WE GO PLAY IN DIFFERENT ROOMS, THEN?
In a daydream, Cookie stands in front of the television and steers his car around the couch. Daddy Cat watches the television.
[Slide whistle, energetic music plays]
On the television, a soccer commentator says, FOCUS, THIS IS IT. WHISKERS THEN LAUNCHES THE BALL INTO THE GOAL WITH A MIGHTY TAIL STRIKE!
Daddy cat jumps on the couch. He jumps to the floor and lands on the car.
[Cheering, creaking]
Daddy Cat says, WHOA!
[Crashing]
On the television, the soccer commentator says AN AWESOME SHOT.
[Crowd cheering]
The daydream ends.
[Slide whistle]
In reality, Candy says, WE'LL JUST GET IN MOMMY AND DADDY'S WAY. MAYBE WE SHOULD KEEP ON PLAYING IN HERE, BUT WE'LL TAKE TURNS.
Candy imagines building a castle from her blocks. Behind her, Cookie and Pudding sit on Pudding’s bed. Their eyes droop.
[Slide whistle, dull music plays, blocks tapping, clock ticking, Cookie yawning]
The daydream ends.
[Slide whistle]
In reality, Cookie says, I DON'T WANT TO SIT AND WAIT MY TURN, THAT'S BORING!
Pudding says, THEN WHAT IF WE JUST DIVIDE THE ROOM INTO SECTIONS?
Pudding imagines the bedroom divided into three sections. The daydream ends.
[Slide whistles, happy music plays, popping, slide whistle]
In reality, Candy says, BRILLIANT IDEA, PUDDING! EVERYONE WILL HAVE THEIR OWN PLAY SPACE, AND WE WON'T GET IN EACH OTHER'S WAY.
[Happy music plays]
The kittens say, SO AWESOME.
They hold hands and sing, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW!
They divide the room into three sections. Candy has the largest section, and Cookie has a small sliver in the middle of the room.
[Tape rattling, upbeat music plays]
Cookie asks, WHY DO I HAVE THE SMALLEST AREA? THAT IS NOT FAIR!
Candy and Pudding put down lines of tape. They rip a piece in half.
[Grunting]
Later, Cookie walks along the tape.
Cookie says, AH... AH... AH... AH! PERFECT, NOW EVERYTHING'S GREAT.
Candy says, LET'S GET PLAYING AGAIN. I'M MAKING A PAINTING OF MY HOUSE!
Cookie says, EVERYONE STAY INSIDE YOUR BORDERS, ALL RIGHT?
Pudding plays soccer with two dinosaurs, Cookie plays with a pickup truck, and Candy paints.
[Tapping, truck clattering, paint squelching]
The narrator says, AT FIRST, THE KITTENS HAD NO PROBLEM PLAYING WITHOUT CROSSING EACH OTHER'S BORDERS, BUT THEN IT TURNED OUT THAT SOMETIMES YOU MIGHT NEED TO CROSS A BORDER AFTER ALL.
Candy runs out of blue paint. She sneaks across the border and picks up a jar of blue paint in Cookie’s area.
Cookie says, CANDY, YOU WENT ACROSS MY BORDER!
Candy says, BUT I NEEDED SOME MORE BLUE PAINT FOR MY SKY!
Cookie says, THEN I'LL TRADE YOU THE BLUE ONE FOR THE YELLOW THERE. MY PICKUP TRUCK NEEDS SOMETHING COOL TO CARRY.
They trade jars of paint and shake hands. Cookie puts the jar of paint in his pickup truck bed.
[Clunking]
Candy asks, AWW, BUT WHAT COLOUR AM I GOING TO PAINT THE SUN NOW?
Cookie drops a block. He picks it up and knocks his truck over the line. He tries to hook the back with a toy street sign and misses. The truck hits a cup of water onto Candy’s painting.
[Grunting, clattering, gasping, grunting]
Cookie says, UH...
[Truck rattling, dramatic musical notes play, splashing Candy gasping]
Candy says, MY BEAUTIFUL ART!
Candy picks up her painting.
[Paper rustling]
Cookie says, I'M REALLY SORRY, CANDY. I WAS JUST TRYING TO REACH MY TRUCK.
Pudding’s small soccer ball lands in Cookie’s section. Pudding reaches for it and falls over.
[Thumping, straining, thudding]
Pudding says, OH NO!
[Whistle blaring, upbeat music plays]
Cookie says, NOW I'LL BLOW MY WHISTLE IF ANYBODY COMES ACROSS MY BORDER.
Pudding wipes his shirt.
[Rustling, whistle blaring]
Cookie says, PRETTY GOOD IDEA, RIGHT?
Pudding walks towards his soccer ball.
[Whistle blaring]
Cookie says, HEY, PUDDING, YOU CROSSED MY BORDER AGAIN, LOOK!
Cookie backs up into Candy’s section.
[Harmonica blasting]
Cookie shouts, AUGH!
Candy says, COOKIE, YOU CROSSED MY BORDER!
Pudding runs to a toy bin and gets out a horn.
Pudding says, FINE, THEN I'LL WHISTLE MYSELF, UH, OR BLOW MY HORN.
[Horn tooting]
In the living room, Daddy cat watches the television.
Daddy cat says, HUH, A FOUL?
[Whistle blaring, crowd shouting]
Daddy cat says, COME ON! THAT WASN'T A FOUL AT ALL! WHAT'S THE REF LOOKING AT?
Daddy cat walks to the bottom of a staircase and looks up.
[Whistle blaring, horn tooting]
Daddy cat says, HUH?
Daddy cat enters the kittens’ bedroom.
Daddy cat says, KITTENS, UH, ARE YOU HAVING A SOCCER MATCH IN HERE? AND WHY IS THERE TAPE ALL OVER THE FLOOR?
The kittens run to Daddy Cat.
[Footsteps pattering]
Candy says, DADDY, WE DREW BORDERS SO THAT WE WOULD STOP GETTING IN EACH OTHER'S WAY WHEN WE PLAY.
Pudding says, BUT I THINK THE BORDERS ARE GETTING IN OUR WAY EVEN MORE. WE'RE CONSTANTLY STEPPING OVER THEM.
[Daddy Cat chuckling]
Daddy Cat says, AND HERE I THOUGHT YOU WERE LAYING OUT SOCCER FIELD LINES.
Daddy cat kicks the small soccer ball. He moves around obstacles and kicks the ball into the toy bin.
[Daddy Cat laughing, energetic music plays, thumping, clattering]
Daddy Cat says, AH-HAH! GOAL!
[Daddy Cat laughing, music ends]
Cookie asks, DADDY, HOW DID YOU MANAGE TO PLAY SOCCER LIKE THAT WITHOUT DESTROYING MY TOWER?
Pudding says, YEAH, OR KNOCKING MY DINOSAURS OVER?
Daddy Cat says, HEH-HEH, IN GYM CLASS WHEN I WAS A KITTEN, WE LEARNED HOW TO MOVE A BALL WHILE CAREFULLY AVOIDING OBSTACLES.
Candy says, I HAVE A REALLY GOOD IDEA! LET'S LEARN TO BE JUST AS CAREFUL AND CONSIDERATE OF ONE ANOTHER, THEN WE WON'T NEED TO HAVE ANY BORDERS AT ALL.
[Daddy cat chuckling]
Daddy Cat says, SUPER IDEA THERE, CANDY.
Pudding says, AND IF WE HAPPEN TO NEED SOMETHING, WE'LL JUST ASK EACH OTHER POLITELY!
[Happy music plays]
The kittens say, SO AWESOME.
They hold hands and sing, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW!
Later, the kittens play in their bedroom without lines on the floor.
[Upbeat music plays]
Candy asks, COOKIE, CAN YOU PLEASE PASS ME THE YELLOW PAINT?
Cookie drives the yellow paint to Candy. Candy holds up her castle painting and Pudding puts his dinosaurs in front of it.
The narrator says, AND THAT'S HOW THE KITTENS LEARNED HOW THAT BORDERS ONLY GET IN THE WAY OF FUN, AND WHEN PLAYING AROUND OTHERS, IT'S BEST TO JUST HELP EACH OTHER.
[Upbeat music plays]
End Credits. Directors: Dmitry Vysotsky, Alexey Gorbunov, Elizaveta Perepelkina. Composer: Alexey Yakovel. Producers: Alexey Grishin. Karina Kabanova. Executive Producers: Nigel Pickard, Artem Vasiliev, Vyacheslav Murugov, Ksenia Gordienko. Cast: Candy, Kate Bristol. Cookie, Lori Gardner. Crowd, Tom Wayland, Kate Bristol, Marc Thompson, Lori Gardner. Daddy, Marc Thompson. Narrator, Marc Thompson. Park Attendant, Tom Wayland. Pudding, Billy Bob Thompson. Soccer commentator, Tom Wayland. Kid-E-Cats. Distributed by A.P.C. Kids. Created by Studio Metrafilms, commissioned by CTC Network J.S.C. Copyright C.T.C. Network J.S.C. Logos: A.P.C. Kids, Metrafilms, C.T.C. Media.
Black text on an orange background reads, “C.T.C. presents.” Lines of black and white dots extend from the text.
A path leads up a grassy hill to a town of brightly coloured houses. Cookie, an orange tabby, wears a blue striped shirt and a blue sailor hat with a picture of an anchor on it. Pudding, an orange tabby, wears a blue shirt and hat. Candy, an orange tabby, wears a red dress and bow.
[Upbeat music plays, birds chirp]
A narrator says, IN THIS LITTLE TOWN LIVES A KITTEN NAMED COOKIE, HIS BIG BROTHER PUDDING, AND THEIR LITTLE SISTER CANDY. LOTS OF OTHER KITTENS LIVE HERE TOO.
Kittens wave happily.
The narrator says, COOKIE, CANDY, AND PUDDING! KID-E-CATS!
Striped red text beneath Pudding, Candy and Cookie reads, “Kid-E-Cats.”
Cookie and Pudding say, WE'RE CUTE!
Candy says, BUT I'M CUTER!
All three say, ME-WOW!
Episode title: Borders.
[Chiming]
In the Kid-E-Cats yellow two-storey house, Daddy cat sits on the couch in front of the television. He wears a red top hat with a small soccer ball patch on the front and red mittens.
[Cheering on television]
The narrator says, ONE DAY, DADDY WAS WATCHING SOCCER WHILE THE KITTENS PLAYED IN THEIR ROOM.
In the kittens’ room, Cookie controls a remote control car. Pudding picks up his dinosaur figures as the car passes. Candy puts a block on a house-shaped puzzle and backs up. She knocks over dinosaurs.
[Whirring, upbeat music plays, clattering]
Pudding says, HUH? CAREFUL, CANDY, YOU KNOCKED INTO MY DINOSAURS.
Candy says, OH, SORRY, PUDDING, BUT YOUR DINOSAURS ARE TAKING UP A LOT OF SPACE.
The car knocks over the block house.
[Blocks clattering]
Candy says, CAREFUL! YOUR CAR JUST RAN OVER MY HOUSE, COOKIE!
Cookie says, IT ISN'T MY FAULT, YOUR HOUSE WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET.
Pudding says, HOW CAN WE PLAY IN THE SAME ROOM IF WE KEEP GETTING IN EACH OTHER'S WAY?
He drops his dinosaurs.
[Whimpering, clattering]
Cookie says, WHY DON'T WE GO PLAY IN DIFFERENT ROOMS, THEN?
In a daydream, Cookie stands in front of the television and steers his car around the couch. Daddy Cat watches the television.
[Slide whistle, energetic music plays]
On the television, a soccer commentator says, FOCUS, THIS IS IT. WHISKERS THEN LAUNCHES THE BALL INTO THE GOAL WITH A MIGHTY TAIL STRIKE!
Daddy cat jumps on the couch. He jumps to the floor and lands on the car.
[Cheering, creaking]
Daddy Cat says, WHOA!
[Crashing]
On the television, the soccer commentator says AN AWESOME SHOT.
[Crowd cheering]
The daydream ends.
[Slide whistle]
In reality, Candy says, WE'LL JUST GET IN MOMMY AND DADDY'S WAY. MAYBE WE SHOULD KEEP ON PLAYING IN HERE, BUT WE'LL TAKE TURNS.
Candy imagines building a castle from her blocks. Behind her, Cookie and Pudding sit on Pudding’s bed. Their eyes droop.
[Slide whistle, dull music plays, blocks tapping, clock ticking, Cookie yawning]
The daydream ends.
[Slide whistle]
In reality, Cookie says, I DON'T WANT TO SIT AND WAIT MY TURN, THAT'S BORING!
Pudding says, THEN WHAT IF WE JUST DIVIDE THE ROOM INTO SECTIONS?
Pudding imagines the bedroom divided into three sections. The daydream ends.
[Slide whistles, happy music plays, popping, slide whistle]
In reality, Candy says, BRILLIANT IDEA, PUDDING! EVERYONE WILL HAVE THEIR OWN PLAY SPACE, AND WE WON'T GET IN EACH OTHER'S WAY.
[Happy music plays]
The kittens say, SO AWESOME.
They hold hands and sing, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW!
They divide the room into three sections. Candy has the largest section, and Cookie has a small sliver in the middle of the room.
[Tape rattling, upbeat music plays]
Cookie asks, WHY DO I HAVE THE SMALLEST AREA? THAT IS NOT FAIR!
Candy and Pudding put down lines of tape. They rip a piece in half.
[Grunting]
Later, Cookie walks along the tape.
Cookie says, AH... AH... AH... AH! PERFECT, NOW EVERYTHING'S GREAT.
Candy says, LET'S GET PLAYING AGAIN. I'M MAKING A PAINTING OF MY HOUSE!
Cookie says, EVERYONE STAY INSIDE YOUR BORDERS, ALL RIGHT?
Pudding plays soccer with two dinosaurs, Cookie plays with a pickup truck, and Candy paints.
[Tapping, truck clattering, paint squelching]
The narrator says, AT FIRST, THE KITTENS HAD NO PROBLEM PLAYING WITHOUT CROSSING EACH OTHER'S BORDERS, BUT THEN IT TURNED OUT THAT SOMETIMES YOU MIGHT NEED TO CROSS A BORDER AFTER ALL.
Candy runs out of blue paint. She sneaks across the border and picks up a jar of blue paint in Cookie’s area.
Cookie says, CANDY, YOU WENT ACROSS MY BORDER!
Candy says, BUT I NEEDED SOME MORE BLUE PAINT FOR MY SKY!
Cookie says, THEN I'LL TRADE YOU THE BLUE ONE FOR THE YELLOW THERE. MY PICKUP TRUCK NEEDS SOMETHING COOL TO CARRY.
They trade jars of paint and shake hands. Cookie puts the jar of paint in his pickup truck bed.
[Clunking]
Candy asks, AWW, BUT WHAT COLOUR AM I GOING TO PAINT THE SUN NOW?
Cookie drops a block. He picks it up and knocks his truck over the line. He tries to hook the back with a toy street sign and misses. The truck hits a cup of water onto Candy’s painting.
[Grunting, clattering, gasping, grunting]
Cookie says, UH...
[Truck rattling, dramatic musical notes play, splashing Candy gasping]
Candy says, MY BEAUTIFUL ART!
Candy picks up her painting.
[Paper rustling]
Cookie says, I'M REALLY SORRY, CANDY. I WAS JUST TRYING TO REACH MY TRUCK.
Pudding’s small soccer ball lands in Cookie’s section. Pudding reaches for it and falls over.
[Thumping, straining, thudding]
Pudding says, OH NO!
[Whistle blaring, upbeat music plays]
Cookie says, NOW I'LL BLOW MY WHISTLE IF ANYBODY COMES ACROSS MY BORDER.
Pudding wipes his shirt.
[Rustling, whistle blaring]
Cookie says, PRETTY GOOD IDEA, RIGHT?
Pudding walks towards his soccer ball.
[Whistle blaring]
Cookie says, HEY, PUDDING, YOU CROSSED MY BORDER AGAIN, LOOK!
Cookie backs up into Candy’s section.
[Harmonica blasting]
Cookie shouts, AUGH!
Candy says, COOKIE, YOU CROSSED MY BORDER!
Pudding runs to a toy bin and gets out a horn.
Pudding says, FINE, THEN I'LL WHISTLE MYSELF, UH, OR BLOW MY HORN.
[Horn tooting]
In the living room, Daddy cat watches the television.
Daddy cat says, HUH, A FOUL?
[Whistle blaring, crowd shouting]
Daddy cat says, COME ON! THAT WASN'T A FOUL AT ALL! WHAT'S THE REF LOOKING AT?
Daddy cat walks to the bottom of a staircase and looks up.
[Whistle blaring, horn tooting]
Daddy cat says, HUH?
Daddy cat enters the kittens’ bedroom.
Daddy cat says, KITTENS, UH, ARE YOU HAVING A SOCCER MATCH IN HERE? AND WHY IS THERE TAPE ALL OVER THE FLOOR?
The kittens run to Daddy Cat.
[Footsteps pattering]
Candy says, DADDY, WE DREW BORDERS SO THAT WE WOULD STOP GETTING IN EACH OTHER'S WAY WHEN WE PLAY.
Pudding says, BUT I THINK THE BORDERS ARE GETTING IN OUR WAY EVEN MORE. WE'RE CONSTANTLY STEPPING OVER THEM.
[Daddy Cat chuckling]
Daddy Cat says, AND HERE I THOUGHT YOU WERE LAYING OUT SOCCER FIELD LINES.
Daddy cat kicks the small soccer ball. He moves around obstacles and kicks the ball into the toy bin.
[Daddy Cat laughing, energetic music plays, thumping, clattering]
Daddy Cat says, AH-HAH! GOAL!
[Daddy Cat laughing, music ends]
Cookie asks, DADDY, HOW DID YOU MANAGE TO PLAY SOCCER LIKE THAT WITHOUT DESTROYING MY TOWER?
Pudding says, YEAH, OR KNOCKING MY DINOSAURS OVER?
Daddy Cat says, HEH-HEH, IN GYM CLASS WHEN I WAS A KITTEN, WE LEARNED HOW TO MOVE A BALL WHILE CAREFULLY AVOIDING OBSTACLES.
Candy says, I HAVE A REALLY GOOD IDEA! LET'S LEARN TO BE JUST AS CAREFUL AND CONSIDERATE OF ONE ANOTHER, THEN WE WON'T NEED TO HAVE ANY BORDERS AT ALL.
[Daddy cat chuckling]
Daddy Cat says, SUPER IDEA THERE, CANDY.
Pudding says, AND IF WE HAPPEN TO NEED SOMETHING, WE'LL JUST ASK EACH OTHER POLITELY!
[Happy music plays]
The kittens say, SO AWESOME.
They hold hands and sing, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW, MEWOW!
Later, the kittens play in their bedroom without lines on the floor.
[Upbeat music plays]
Candy asks, COOKIE, CAN YOU PLEASE PASS ME THE YELLOW PAINT?
Cookie drives the yellow paint to Candy. Candy holds up her castle painting and Pudding puts his dinosaurs in front of it.
The narrator says, AND THAT'S HOW THE KITTENS LEARNED HOW THAT BORDERS ONLY GET IN THE WAY OF FUN, AND WHEN PLAYING AROUND OTHERS, IT'S BEST TO JUST HELP EACH OTHER.
[Upbeat music plays]
End Credits. Directors: Dmitry Vysotsky, Alexey Gorbunov, Elizaveta Perepelkina. Composer: Alexey Yakovel. Producers: Alexey Grishin. Karina Kabanova. Executive Producers: Nigel Pickard, Artem Vasiliev, Vyacheslav Murugov, Ksenia Gordienko. Cast: Candy, Kate Bristol. Cookie, Lori Gardner. Crowd, Tom Wayland, Kate Bristol, Marc Thompson, Lori Gardner. Daddy, Marc Thompson. Narrator, Marc Thompson. Park Attendant, Tom Wayland. Pudding, Billy Bob Thompson. Soccer commentator, Tom Wayland. Kid-E-Cats. Distributed by A.P.C. Kids. Created by Studio Metrafilms, commissioned by CTC Network J.S.C. Copyright C.T.C. Network J.S.C. Logos: A.P.C. Kids, Metrafilms, C.T.C. Media.
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