NARRATOR: The following preview has
been rated ME for mixed emotions.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Coming soon, Les Mousserables.
It's the story of Jean Bon-Bon, a French guy who
is very sad because he had no cookies.
PUPPETS: [SINGING] Look down, look down.
No cookies anywhere.
Look down, look down.
JEAN BON-BON: [SINGING] My tummy in despair!
NARRATOR: Until one day, things started looking up.
JEAN BON-BON: Really?
Hey.
Ooh-la-la.
That French for cowabunga!
Cookies!
Om-nom-nom.
NARRATOR: But not everyone in France
was as happy as Jean Bon-Bon.
FLANTINE: [SINGING] I dreamed a dream of cream gone by,
a cookie I could give my daughter.
Not having cookies makes me sad, makes my eyes
fill up with water.
[SOBBING]
NARRATOR: Jean Bon-Bon knew just how Flantine felt.
JEAN BON-BON: Oh, actually, me not so sure.
It's hard to tell with all that crying.
NARRATOR: He looked at her face.
She saw what she was doing with her body.
JEAN BON-BON: She crying and she hugging, so she bored?
NARRATOR: No.
JEAN BON-BON: No, she not bored.
She, um-- well, me cry and hug meself when me feeling sad.
NARRATOR: Yes.
JEAN BON-BON: Thank you.
Why you sad, Flantine?
FLANTINE: Because my daughter, Creamette, she lost cookies,
but I don't have any to give her. [SOBBING]
JEAN BON-BON: Well, just look up.
CREAMETTE: [SINGING] Once a cookie on a cloud--
NARRATOR: Uh, yep, OK.
That too far up.
FLANTINE: Wha?
Well, what about those cookies?
JEAN BON-BON: Whoa, no.
These me cookies.
Au revoir, lady.
FLANTINE: But--
NARRATOR: Cookie Monster was so happy he had cookies,
until he heard his friend, Epienine.
EPIENINE: [SINGING] On my own, wishing I had cookies.
JEAN BON-BON: More singing?
EPIENINE: [SINGING] On my own, wishing I had yours.
NARRATOR: Suddenly, Jean Bon-Bon understood
what Epienine was feeling.
JEAN BON-BON: She sad.
NARRATOR: No.
JEAN BON-BON: No, not sad.
NARRATOR: No.
He looked at what she was doing.
JEAN BON-BON: Oh, good idea.
Oh, well, she try to take me cookies.
Uh, she want what me have.
Oh, me know dat feeling.
What that feeling?
NARRATOR: Jealous?
JEAN BON-BON: That the one.
Oh, um, it OK, Epienine.
When you find you own cookies, then you not
feel so jealous anymore.
Bye-bye.
Oh, om-nom-nom.
ENJELFOOD: Do you hear the cookies crunch?
It's really more than we can bear.
PUPPET: That's the sound of Jean Bon-Bon.
He's the guy who would not share.
PUPPETS: [SINGING] Why's he's taking all the treats?
Why's he leave us with the crumbs?
Maybe he'll learn to share with us when tomorrow comes.
NARRATOR: Jean Bon-Bon understood
what his friends were feeling.
JEAN BON-BON: Uh, yeah.
Me no have clue.
But, me can figure it out.
Me just look at their face and see
what they do with their body.
Mmm.
They raising fists and stomping feet.
Dey angry!
That's right, Jean Bon-Bon.
We're angry because you have all the cookies.
PUPPETS: Yeah!
ENJELFOOD: So why don't you share your cookies
with all your friends?
JEAN BON-BON: Moi?
Maybe if me sing song about it, me have epiphany.
JEAN BON-BON: [SINGING] Who me am?
I'm the monster who doesn't care.
Or me monster who want to share?
If me have cookie and friends have none, then
me should share with everyone.
Who me am?
ENJELFOOD: We know who you are, Jean Bon-Bon,
but will you share your cookies?
JEAN BON-BON: Yes, Enjelfood, me share cookies.
PUPPETS: Yay!
PUPPET: I've got marshmallows.
S'mores fo everybody!
PUPPETS: [SINGING] One day s'more!
One day s'more, one day s'more!
NARRATOR: Don't miss Les Mousserables,
the feel good and not so good movie of the year.
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PUPPET: Did he say ravenous beast?
COOKIE MONSTER: [BURP] Hi.
PUPPET: Ah!
Who are you?
COOKIE MONSTER: Yeah, me, uh, me Cookie Monster.
Who you?