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What I am now about to tell you
is a true Christmas story.
And like so many stories, this one begins far, far away.
In fact, so far away that you should probably allow
for a bathroom break or two.
Here, among the snow covered fields
and row upon row of apple trees,
lies a small farm.
Cattle Hill.
And it was here that I learned the real meaning of Christmas.
Hey, watch out Uncle Baart! Uncle Baart!
-
We all have our own expectations
of how Christmas is supposed to be.
Maybe you think it's the highpoint of the year,
-with cakes, decorations, and presents.
But for me, Christmas is about something else entirely.
And who would've thought that a determined little girl
would be the one to show me.
-Oh! -Ah?
Let's see.
Phew!
Here, I was able to catch them all...here you go.
Thank you and Merry Christmas.
And you, too.
I hope you have a really good one, too.
See ya!
I'd like 500 spare ribs.
another holiday
and gingerbread is ready
Hi, Mommy.
Wait a moment Clara,
Christmas has officially started.
Ooh! Ah!
Wow!
Well, the power company is going to have a good Christmas,
isn't it?
Yes, but it's only once a year, Mommy.
Yes, I know.
You and Christmas, Clara.
Dad's going to have his hands full with you this year.
We're going to bake gingerbread, go sledding,
have snow ball fights, open presents,
-sing Christmas songs... -Yes, sure, Clara.
But even if it is your first Christmas at Cattle Hill,
you don't have to go crazy.
When will daddy be here?
Oh, I'll bet he's on his way right now.
Come on, Clara, time to open the store.
Huh?
Whoa!
Oh, my gosh!
Trust me, no one will want broken gingerbread.
No, Gavin, w, w, wait,
you can't leave now.
We've only reached item 38 on the list,
and there are just two days left until Christmas.
But Uncle, we've been working since first thing this morning.
Yeah, but now we have to do the stocking fills
-and all that. -
-Hey there! -It's one of the most import-
Getting stressed out about Christmas again, Baart?
No, this is the year, Biff,
when this place is going to win House of the Year.
And I am going to be poster boy
of Sheds and Wildlife magazine.
You'll see, it's guaranteed.
Yeah, right.
Come on Gavin, let's go.
See ya.
Okay, bye.
And be really careful with that thing, Gavin.
Gavin and Biff, remember the extension cable!
Yeah, yeah, yeah!
Look, they've got those sugar-free cola pigs!
Oh, they've got so much here!
They love Christmas here!
Oh, did you see that?
That was the Amigos, my favorite band.
They play the best EDM.
EDM? Is that one of those, uh, computer games?
No, EDM, dance music.
Ah, yeah, dance music.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, I play that too, you know, so...
So we could jam together, if you like, yeah, yeah.
Uh-huh?
Great!
Morning, Ernie.
Hi, look, I'm sorry about all this.
Forget it.
What can I do for you?
Oh, I'm just out taking some photos
for the Christmas issue of "Sheds and Wildlife."
And I wondered if I could take some of your place?
Yes, of course you can.
Oh, that's great.
So who is going to win Christmas House of the Year?
Now, that's a secret you know, Clara.
-And smile... -
You'll just have to wait for the Christmas issue.
-Hi, Clara. -Daddy!
Oh, it's so good to see you, honey.
Hi.
Gavin, you escaped!
Gavin and I are going to be jamming together on Christmas Eve.
-Thanks.
Would you two take these in?
I've written a song too.
Can't wait to hear it.
This way, Gavin.
Thanks for having Clara this Christmas.
Uh, yeah, I...
She's excited about spending Christmas with you.
Yeah, yeah.
And I'm looking forward to spending Christmas with her too.
I don't usually make a big fuss about it,
but, um, this year... well,
right, w-what about you?
Should we go?
Yeah, yeah, I just have to bring in these last boxes,
and then...yeah.
Bye, Mom.
Goodbye, honey.
I'm going to miss you, Mom.
And I'll miss you too, Clara.
Bye, bye, Mom!
Bye, drive carefully.
Merry Christmas!
Yeah! We've got loads of Christmas decorations
up at our place.
Uncle Baart's got this big Christmas book,
and what's more, there's a schedule
we have to follow exactly.
There are 89 tasks,
that have to be done for Christmas to happen.
And we still have to hang up the dangly hook,
make the almond cake, dance the Gnome Dance...
the Gnome Dance?
Ah, yeah, to keep the Gnome happy.
Do you really think there's a Gnome at Cattle Hill?
Think? There is a Gnome.
Yeah, right.
It's true!
So have you seen a Gnome?
Uh, not exactly...
But my grandfather used to tell me a story...
Once upon a time there was a Gnome,
who looked after a huge farm.
A farm with a beautiful orchard,
full of cherry trees and red currant bushes.
And the Gnome used to help everyone who lived there,
often without them knowing.
And he protected the farm from illness, and pests, and fire.
The farm flourished, and the family grew in size,
and they had many happy years together.
But then one Christmas, everything changed.
Because the children had been teasing the Gnome.
And they hadn't given him the one bowl of Christmas oatmeal
he was supposed to get every Christmas, either.
So the Gnome left the farm.
And everything started to go wrong.
The fruit rotted on the trees,
the raspberry bushes withered,
and rats ate everything that they could find.
So the family was forced to leave.
And no one has seen them since.
Oh, so not only does the Gnome help out,
but he is very nice as well.
Yeah, a farm without a Gnome, is not a farm at all.
We're nearly there, kids.
He's not always nice.
Uncle Baart got called the black sheep of the family
for years, after the Gnome threw dung in his bed.
Chucked it right in there, so he lay down in all that poo.
Hi, Baart!
Well, that takes care of the Holey Pants Curse.
It's when we bury all the pants that have holes in them.
Huh?
If we don't, we won't have Christmas.
So are you coming to the fish market?
The shrimp are really good this year, yum, yum.
Hey, Biff, did you remember the extension cable?
For sure.
Careful, Baart!
-Oh, cool, wow!
Sheds and Wildlife are going to wet themselves
with seasonal glee, ha.
It's the front cover for us this year, guaranteed.
And maybe a ewe will show up
Ho, ho, and the ewe will...
-Whoa!
Hey, where are you going?
Get back on the roof, no, no!
Yeah well, you just let me know
if you need any help, Baart.
Come on, you two.
Aah!
Chickolina!
Oh, great to see you.
I was in the middle of a trance dance here,
praying to the Moon Man.
-Huh? -Huh?
I contact the Moon Man from time to time
in the hope he'll send me a really good-looking,
strong rooster, with a great big c, c, c crest.
Well, we need to help clear the snow off your roof there.
That Baart is coming here to help me,
so we'll see about that.
Well, that's good.
-See you. -Bye bye.
See you at Moon Shift.
You guys in town are so funny.
-Huh? -Huh?
Tea bag, and the tree?
What, what is that?
Um, Oh, you talking about the new curtains?
Ha, ha, Chickolina made them.
There're nice, aren't they?
But you haven't decorated.
Uh, well, not really.
I'd been really looking forward to coming here,
spending my first Christmas with you,
and you really haven't done a thing.
Uh, well, uh,
I've got some old things in the barn.
We could go take a look,
and decorate in here tomorrow.
Tomorrow?
If I'd known it was going to be like this,
then I wouldn't have come up here.
What?
I would've stayed in town with mom.
What, stayed in town?
Yes.
I, I, I'd better get that.
Hi, Biff here.
Oh Biff, it's terrible here, I'm snowed in.
Uh-huh, snowed in?
At Hog Haven farm.
Why hasn't he done anything about Christmas?
Uh, I don't think he actually celebrates it.
I don't think I've ever seen a Christmas tree
or any decorations up.
Really?
No, no Pauline, I can't come now.
Clara's just arrived, and, and...
May I remind you, that it's your job
to clear the snow?
Get over here now, right away!
Um, Pauline has got herself snowed in,
so I'd better get over there with the plow to, um...
But listen, I have arranged a surprise
for both of you in the barn, okay?
You can check it out until I get back.
And we can fix things up here when I get home, Clara.
Okay?
Yeah, okay.
-Bye then. -See ya.
Are you all right, Clara?
Yes.
Come on, let's take a look at the surprise in the barn.
Yeah.
Oh!
Wow, Oh, this is so cool.
Wow, it's a Molon Q-30!
He's set it up pretty well.
And it's got a spectral analyzer.
Wowsaroony, it's got an arpeggio button.
Huh?
Why does he have all these Christmas decorations,
when he doesn't use them?
So cool!
Look at the lights, and the speakers too...
There's lots of great stuff here.
Just imagine him setting all this up
for us, Clara?
Hmm...let's see...
Oh, look at this!
It's Mom and Dad, and me as a baby.
Hmm...
Oh, wow, look how awesome it's been here.
That big Christmas tree.
Wow!
It's just so pretty.
Oh, Gavin, is Dad usually by himself at Christmas?
Yeah, I think so.
I think he works all the time.
He works?
On Christmas Eve?
Yeah, Uncle Baart always complains
about the tractor noise when he's listening to the choir.
Oh.
But with you here, I'm sure he's looking forward
to spending Christmas with you.
-Hey? -Yeah?
Are you ready?
What?
To hear my new song?
Oh yeah, let's hear it!
Okay, okay, okay.
But I haven't spent much time on it.
Okay.
Plus a few days.
Okay.
-Well, a week, but... -Gavin!
Okay, but it's a bit weird.
Gavin, play it!
All right, ha, ha.
Yahoo, cool Gavin!
Let's go!
Aah, there you are, you little rascal.
You always come back.
Listen, what are you thinking, Chickolina,
having this much snow on your roof, huh?
The snow d-d-d-drifts down and s-s-s-settles down
where it wants to.
Who am I to clear it?
Be careful, now.
I am being careful.
I-I-I-I meant, with the snow.
-Ooh! -
Sorry piano. -My piano!
What are you doing, Baart?
-Baart? Where are you? -Who put that accordion there?
That is the worst thing
I have ever seen in my life.
Yeah, yeah, that didn't go too well.
At least it'll be perfect for the summer.
What have you gone and done?
You mean, me?
Me, I haven't gone and done anything.
No, your roof tried to finish off old Baart here.
My satellite dish!
Well, that'll be covered by the insurance, won't it?
I don't have anywhere to stay over Moon Shift.
I'm going to h-h-h-have to stay with you,
until you fix my roof.
Um, um, um, no, no, no, no, absolutely not.
Yes, and you have to fix my dish.
Hmm.
Aah.
At last, did you have to go all the way
around the suburbs, or what?
But, but, you're not snowed in at all.
So will you clear it?
That little pile there?
You could have done that yourself.
Myself?
There are lots of things here I need help with.
Oh, like what?
Well, let me, let me think.
Oh, oh, oh, the icicles are a real hazard.
They really need to go, and I can't reach them.
The driveway is really slippery, it needs salting,
but with my back, Oh, ow, ow, ow.
The porch needs clearing, but I can't find a shovel.
It's right behind you, Pauline.
Huh?
Did you get me all the way out here, Pauline,
to do things that you could, uh, do yourself?
Have you had a good Christmas so far, Biff?
How are things going with your Uncle Arne?
I don't have an Uncle Arne, Pauline.
And I can't be messing with this.
Wait!
I can't remember my internet password.
Talk soon, Pauline, and I hope you have great Christmas.
-Huh? -Oh!
Huh, it's an avalanche.
-What? -Avalanche!
Oh!
Take cover!
Terrible internet cover up here.
We are snowed in.
No!
Oh, so you're going to be here for a while, then.
Oh!
Oh, no, please be careful.
Chicken lady!
my Christmas tree
the ornaments
Oh, I've seen worse damage.
Today.
It's really great.
-You liked it? -Yeah, mega cool.
-Oh! -Ah!
What was that?
Where did it come from?
From the barn's ceiling.
Maybe it was a mouse?
A mouse didn't do that.
Let's go see.
Come on.
Yeah.
Ah, look, Gavin, look...
What is it?
-Wow. -Ah.
It must be where the Gnome lives.
-The Gnome? -Hmm-hmm.
Look how nice it is.
Look, the spoon.
N-I-E-L-S, Niels.
Can we, can we go inside?
But Clara, maybe we shouldn't really be here.
The Gnome shouldn't be disturbed.
We could drive him away, or something.
Is he dangerous?
No, I don't think so.
-Oh. -Aah.
Ouch!
Oh, I think I hit my head.
I can hear this ringing sound.
It's a telephone, Gavin.
-Oh, yes. -Maybe it's Dad!
Hello, Cattle Hill?
- Hello? -Daddy.
Hi there, Clara!
Listen, something's happened here.
What?
There was an avalanche,
and I'm, I'm, I'm snowed in now with Pauline.
Oh gosh, are you both all right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're fine,
we're fine for the moment.
But, um, we're totally snowed in.
So I won't be home before tomorrow.
There's so much snow here.
Clara?
Hello, Daddy?
Clara, Clara!
What a big problem. The battery's dead!
Hello?
Daddy's snowed in with Pauline.
Oh, poor him, and with Pauline as well.
So he won't be back until tomorrow.
Gavin, we can do it, can't we, Gavin?
Yes! Right, what?
We can make Christmas at Cattle Hill!
-Yeah. -Think how great it'll be.
We can give Dad the best Christmas he's ever had.
We can ask Uncle Baart for help.
He's Mr.Christmas around here.
Yes, that's a great idea.
There, that's it.
Baa-baa-baa-Baart.
-Oh, yes? -Are you hanging up Angel Root?
No, my dear, this is mistletoe.
Number 74, that is, it's my favorite.
Oh well, you never know,
but maybe some suitable ewe will show up this year.
And if we end up under it together,
Hello, Baa-Baart,
-Baart. -
You and your strange traditions, Baa-Baart.
Hey, hey there, what is that?
The, the, the scent of sandalwood.
It smells of sweaty feet or rotten eggs or something.
No, no, it's good for the soul, Baa-Baart.
Good for the soul, maybe.
But definitely not for the nostrils.
Yeah, yeah.
It smells like a chicken's gone bad.
Uncle Bart, will you help us?
Huh, with what?
We're going to decorate Cattle Hill for Christmas
and surprise Dad.
Now?
-Yes! -Yes.
Ha, ha, ha, you've got to be out of your minds!
Coming here two days before Christmas,
saying you want to get things ready now?
Just think about what today's called...
Tiny Little Christmas Eve, eve.
There's only two days to Christmas.
Oh, help!
I have so much to set up and get ready here,
that I couldn't possibly...Chickolina!
No alien elements on my Christmas tree, thank you.
Oh, hum, yes.
But...
I can help you!
No, Gavin, you have to be here!
We have to complete number 75.
Empty the slop bucket, ha.
With all the tangerines you're going to be eating,
you know, you're going to need an empty bucket standing by.
I'll come and help you tomorrow.
Yeah, okay.
Okay, I can make a brilliant Christmas
for my Dad, all by myself.
Just imagine how happy he'll be,
when he comes back home to some real Christmas atmosphere.
Okay then, I've decorated Mom's shop,
so I can do this as well.
What do I need?
A great big tree, right here.
Chopped down and brought here.
Christmas lights, which have to be strung from the roof.
Oh no, I can't do that by myself.
ring my Christmas bells
Yeah, the Gnome helps Dad with the farm.
So I'm sure he'll help me too.
Dad is going to be so proud of me.
It's going to be just fantastic, whoo!
I can do this
Okay!
That one.
love the holiday
singing Mr. Santa Claus
Your oatmeal is on it's way, Mr. Gnome?
Oh, oh!
your bread day
is ready for him
Ah!
Mr. Gnome,
I've brought you some oatmeal.
I'll leave it here, Mr. Gnome. Okay?
Mr. Gnome?
It's okay,
I'm not dangerous.
If you help me,
you can have as much oatmeal as you want.
Yes?
Hmm, oatmeal.
You know, I really like those baroque style Christmases.
I find it strikes the richest seasonal tone.
Oh, he's fun, isn't he, isn't he, Biff?
Biff, I've had an idea.
Why don't we just spend Christmas here, you and me?
No, I, I have to get home.
Oh, but it is so boring, sitting here, watching you dig.
We could play charades, or poker.
Poker! Yes, we'll play poker,
for money, lots of money!
You can borrow some from me.
Biff, do you want to come and see my Christmas decorations?
Wow!
Clara?
Hi, Gavin!
Did you do all of this?
Yep.
-Wow! -Jump on.
Where are we going?
To find a Christmas tree, of course!
All aboard, the Christmas Tree Express is ready to depart!
Okay, but not too fast, then.
Yoo hoo!
Whee!
Whoo hoo hoo!
Whoa!
It's a bit steep.
Yes, it's over here.
Yoo, hoo!
You forgot to put brakes on it, didn't you?
Gavin.
Oh!
-Clara! -Yes?
Oh!
No, you don't have to be scared.
He's really nice.
Huh?
Come on out.
Gavin isn't dangerous.
Wow!
So it was him who helped you decorate the place?
Yep.
How did you manage that?
I made him oatmeal.
Oatmeal?
Gnomes aren't supposed to have oatmeal before Christmas Eve.
And Grandpa said, that they shouldn't have too much.
They should only get just one bowl a year.
Gavin, one bowl?
That's just a fairy tale, I've given him oatmeal all day.
And it looks like he's all right.
Yes, but...
Tree, tree.
This is our tree.
Wow, it's amazing.
Wow, that's the most beautiful tree
I've ever seen in my life.
Come on, let's decorate it, right now.
Ah, I've had enough.
I've got to get out!
Oh, why don't you help me decorate a bit?
No, no more digging, no more...
nagging about plastic trees or playing house
or no more complaining...
Pauline?
Yes?
I'm really stuck.
Oh, but I thought
we weren't having any more complaining in here.
Eaten too many apple pies, then?
That's great, Gavin, cool!
Whoo, hoo, yeah!
Whoo, hoo, hoo, whoo!
It's so good.
Whee.
He loves it!
Whoo, oh, ah!
here for ever
the shelter
Wow!
I'm your BFF forever
waking up with you
I'm your BFF forever
Oatmeal, please.
Let's see now, yep, this is the oatmeal pot.
Oatmeal!
Should we go inside and have some breakfast?
Oatmeal, oatmeal.
Yes, yes, you'll get some soon.
-Come on, Mr. Gnome.
-Oatmeal. -Let's see now...
Oatmeal.
Here you go.
Oatmeal.
Huh, have you eaten it all, already?
Oatmeal?
No, you've had enough.
Huh?
Oh!
Whatever are you up to, Biff?
Are you pretending to be Santa?
Help me out of here.
How on earth am I going to do that?
You'll have to pull.
Ooh, yuk.
-?
You'll have to pay for the cleaning.
Uh, what? You've got a phone?
And you didn't say anything?
-Yes. -Pauline?
But it's just pay-as-you-go, so...
Give it here!
- What is it?
Oh, great news!
Guess who's coming here today, Gavin?
Santa Claus?
Ha, ha, ha, ha, Sheds and Wildlife!
They're going to put my little house on the cover.
I'm off to see Clara now.
Sheds and Wildlife.
So long, see you later.
You know, this is the biggest thing
that's happened to me since...
I, I don't believe it, really, Oh!
Oh, there's something about Christmas,
isn't there, Chickolina?
When Christmas time descends upon us, oh, ah.
Aah,
what, what the...?
Hey, Chickolina,
hey, what is this racket?
It's Zumba, Baart.
It makes laying eggs so much easier.
Hey, Gavin, wait, I'm coming with you!
Wait for me!
Clara?
Daddy?
How's it going?
It's all good here.
What was that?
It's just Gavin, fooling around.
Oatmeal.
Stop.
No!
Clara, what's going on?
Gavin just knocked something over.
Knocked over what?
No, no, no, not that!
Clara, Clara, hello?
No, no, no, no wait... -What's happening?
Oatmeal. - Stop that!
Oatmeal!
Something's wrong at Cattle Hill.
Business as usual, in other words.
-Pauline. -Yes?
You have to help me.
I'll do anything you want, if you help me out of here.
Anything?
Well, as yet, I don't have any plans for this evening.
-Huh? -I don't want to impose, but...
can I come spend Christmas with you?
Uh, okay.
You can come and spend Christmas with us.
If you just help me find a way to...
-Use your head, Biff. -Huh?
I knew you were slow, but are you deaf as well?
That's enough.
Oh, you dumb ox, you!
Pauline...
You drive like an old blind mouse.
That's enough...
Bravo!
And your apple pies taste like snot!
You stink of dung.
That's settled then, Christmas Eve at Cattle Hill.
Vamos!
Ooh, ha, ha, ha, we are free!
We are free!
Come on, Biff, we have a party to get to.
You didn't help me choose the tree.
You weren't there to fill the stockings.
That's two whole items you've missed.
So, you don't want to...
What on earth has happened here?
It can't look like this.
Sheds and Wildlife won't...
My little house won't win now.
Did you help with this?
The Gnome helped us.
The Gnome?
Yes, the Gnome.
Oatmeal.
No, you've eaten all the oatmeal.
There isn't any left!
More!
You can have a carrot and a glass of cold milk.
Oatmeal!
Wait!
How did you manage?
Did the Gnome do all of this?
Yes, the Gnome is really nice, and he...
Stop him!
Ow, we're good friends.
Oatmeal.
Stop!
No, no, no!
No, there's no more oatmeal.
Stop this!
Come on, come to Clara.
Oatmeal!
Oh!
Where'd the little beast go?
Oh, ayeee, caramba.
-Hello? -Oatmeal.
-Baa, Baart? -Oatmeal, oatmeal!
Baart?
Oh, Ooh!
Oatmeal, now!
He's a really shameless Gnome.
You've gone and created a rampaging Gnome.
Oh, what have you done?
I haven't done anything.
Just gave him a little oatmeal.
How much was that?
Just two or three.
Spoonfulls?
No, uh, saucepans.
Saucepans!
Do you realize what you've done?
Baart, help me, come back!
-Didn't they answer? -No.
Well, can you at least try the tractor?
If you can get it to start...
What should we do?
We have to walk, then.
Oh, no.
Maybe I can call.
I hope it's not too late...
Wait, wait,
I'm coming...
Earth to Table, hello?
I am not terribly impressed
with the transportation, Biff.
I think you should give it just two stars.
If you don't shut up now...
Whoa, look out!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
That was a close one.
-Ernie? -Smile.
Is this the way to Baart's house?
Uh, yeah.
Huh, do you have room for a little one?
Help me up, I can't move.
Well, I think we can squeeze one more in.
Right, Pauline?
Oh, I have to pee, right now!
Sorry, it was just gas. I still can't move, Biff!
Chickolina!
Oh, no, not that as well!
Oh, it was the Moon Man.
-No, it wasn't any Moon Man. -Oh.
It was the Gnome, Clara gave him an overdose of oatmeal.
I'm sorry, Baart.
I just wanted to decorate the place for Christmas.
I had no idea that the Gnome was going to wreck everything.
What am I going to do now?
Sheds and Wildlife are going to be here any minute!
And now my life is over!
No, Baa-Baa-Baart, calm down.
Have a crystal.
We, we have to get rid of,
we'll have to get rid of the Gnome.
There, there, now...
We have to chase him away.
Before he wipes us all out.
But Uncle, if, if the Gnome leaves, then...
There, there won't be a farm anymore.
There's not much farm left, right now.
Oh, what have I done?
Okay, we have to find him and get him to stay on the farm.
He's Cattle Hill's Gnome, our Gnome.
And he always will be, forever.
Yes! -Yeah!
So, what's the plan then,
to make him stay?
Hmm...
Shush! Quiet, I think he's in the barn.
Shush, be quiet.
Oh, Baa-Baart,
I didn't know you played hockey?
Oh, I, I play now and again.
Look, Gavin, over here.
That's not good at all, it's his spoons.
-Shush!
Well, here comes Biff now, in the nick of time, he, he...
Oatmeal!
We have to get away.
Uncle Baart, run for the barn!
Baart, oh, Baart.
Where is he?
Oatmeal, now!
No, no, no, no!
No!
Oatmeal!
Oh!
Oatmeal! Oatmeal! Oatmeal!
Stop, stop, stop!
There's nothing out there.
There's nothing left. Listen!
-Oatmeal!
No, no, no, no, not the tree!
Oatmeal!
No...
No, no, no, no!
Oatmeal!
Oatmeal, oatmeal, oatmeal!
Oh, oh, oh!
Just stay there, don't move.
Oatmeal, oatmeal?
Mr. Gnome, are you all right?
Mr. Gnome, I'm sorry, I didn't know that...
All this isn't your fault, it's mine.
Oatmeal, oatmeal, oatmeal?
Mr. Gnome, Mr. Gnome, no.
Don't leave, you belong here, right at Cattle Hill.
We need you here.
Leaving.
Mr. Gnome?
Oh, no...
We have to go and look for him.
Shall we go and look for him?
What in heavens name?
Goodness, what has happened here?
Oh, my goodness me.
So, you decorating?
He disappeared behind here, didn't he?
Clara?
Daddy!
My little calflet.
What, what's happened here, Clara?
I've ruined everything.
I just wanted to make a really great Christmas for you,
and now the Gnome is gone.
I've ruined the whole of Christmas for everyone.
-Oh. -It's all right, sweetheart.
The main thing is that you're fine, Clara.
Where is the Gnome now?
He, he ran off.
Well, there won't be a Christmas.
That Clara, she's wrecked everything.
Oh, she didn't mean to.
Everyone can make mistakes.
Yes, but some farms make more mistakes than others.
Yeah, yeah, just calm down, Baart.
-Calm down? -It'll be fine.
And how that going to happen?
You can't have a farm without a Gnome.
Help!
I have an idea.
He likes music.
-Yeah? -He likes music?
Yeah, he danced like a flamingo when he heard our song.
A flamingo?
Yes, we'll play for him.
Play for him?
-Yes! -Yeah.
Let's play your new song!
My new song?
Um.
Gavin?
-Okay, um... -Gavin!
I've only spent half an hour on it...
You haven't practiced?
-Baart! -Baart!
What do you need, Gavin?
All the instruments we can lay our hands on.
the sound of Christmas
one at Christmas time
song at Christmas
gathered all round
agree at Christmas time
own special sound
in cradle and stable
with food to the table
with every new year
and tell us we're dear
All together everyone.
friends are all along
I couldn't hold it much longer.
Have a crystal.
Mr. Gnome!
Just wait a moment.
-How are you? -Hmm.
Thank you for coming back.
This is where you belong, this is your home,
here, at Cattle Hill.
Home, oatmeal?
Oh no, not again.
What?
I think you've had enough oatmeal this year.
this Christmas time
Happy Christmas, Mr. Gnome
Hmm, is that...?
Yes, I think that's a hippie.
Ah, brilliant.
Hey, hey, what are you doing?
Oh, just taking some photos
for the Christmas edition of Sheds and Wildlife.
What?
I was going to go to take photos of a house,
but this is much more exciting.
No, no!
T-t-t-tell me you're joking?
Smile.
Nooo!
No, stop, stop, no.
I'm off, have to make the print run.
But, wait...
Merry Christmas.
Oh, no, stop, stop, wait!
Whee!
89 items, and all of them in vain.
It's fine, Uncle Baart.
There'll be another Christmas next year.
No, no, no!
B-Baart, please calm down.
Have a crystal!
Christmas has officially started!
Yeah, let's get this farm fixed up,
for a real Christmas Party!
You're excused, Gnome,
you've done more than enough for this year.
Right, but first we have to clean up.
It's too cold to stay out here.
We at Sheds and Wildlife,
have always thought that Christmas is special.
That it should be beautiful,
and bring that Christmas feeling to us all.
But a visit to Cattle Hill has made me ask the question,
what is it that makes it beautiful?
What gives it that Christmas feeling?
Is it the decorations we put up?
Or all the traditions we follow
to create that Christmas feeling?
Baart, come dance with me.
From what I've just experienced,
it doesn't matter that much if the tree is decorated,
or broken in two.
Because when all's said and done, Christmas means nothing
if you can't share it with the people you're fond of.
Ho-hum, Karen?
And if you can do that,
then the tree can fall over, the ornaments can get smashed,
and the food burned,
for Christmas comes around every year.
And the Christmas they are having at Cattle Hill,
showed me, that all one needs,
are good friends and family.
And to never forget, that the Gnome
can only eat one portion of oatmeal.
Mr. Gnome, it's Christmas!
And that he has to eat it on Christmas Eve.
It's so gorgeous!
Baart my dear, ooh,
you made the cover then?
What?
No!
Good heavens, why did they use that photo of me?
I don't exactly look much like a ewe magnet now, do I now?
This is going to be the worst Christmas I have ever had.
Baa-Baart?
-Yes? -We have to go now.
They're, they're waiting for us.
Yeah.
Oh.
Oh, Baart!
Oh, yuk, that tasted of lamb stew.
Made me want an omelet.
Uh, oh, that was weird.
Christmas just got better.
Hey, Chickolina, that was written in the stars,
we had to do it.
Yeah, sure, next year we'll celebrate Kwa-kwa-kwanza.
Thanks for all your help, Gavin.
Oh, how nice you've made it in here!
Hello!
-Hi there! -Hi, Chickolina.
Chickolina!
Here you go, C-C-Clara.
I've put an appetite crystal on it.
It's going to help.
Have you fixed it?
Oatmeal!
He's the Cattle Hill Gnome.
Oatmeal!
And he's always going to be.
Weren't we meant to be celebrating Christmas?
I'm as ravenous as a pig.
I'll have that!
Merry Christmas!
And there is oatmeal.
Merry Christmas.
when I'm with you
I'm your BFF forever
are here forever
I'm your BFF forever
when I'm with you
I'm your BFF forever
are here forever
I'm your BFF forever
when I'm with you
I'm your BFF forever
when I'm with you
I'm your BFF forever