- I saved you twice!
- Don't you have to call for help first?

— Gopher (Michael Gough), Rabbit (Ken Sansom)

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5 seconds sound clip from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh - My Hero / Owl Feathers (S1E18).

You can hear this line at 00:08:41.760 in the Blu-ray version of the TV Series.

Quote context

[...]

- Oh, well, I must find Tigger so he can save me.

- Thanks for bothering to save me, Owl.

- My pleasure, Eyeore.

- Of course, according to my calculations, you're much too heavy for me to carry.

- Thought so.

(Owl and Eyeore falling yell)

- But if I saved you...

- No. You saved me.

- I saved you twice!

- Don't you have to call for help first?

- I have it! It's a simple matter of arithmetic!

- All we do is invert the height of the sun in the sky, and multiply by the square root of the hypotenuse.

- Hey! Who are you calling a hippopotamus?

- So, who is whose servant?

- As of now, no one is, except for Tigger, who is still Piglet's...

- You hear that, Bartholomew? It's you and me for life!

[...]

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