I want the house I saw on the television!").Babe ran back to the farm and alerted Fly (and Hoggett) to the problem.Fortunately, the in-progress theft was averted, and Maa and some of the sheep were saved.The Farmer patted both Fly and Babe: "Good dog.Good pig." Fireworks lit up the night sky on New Years"" Eve.The children were informed by their father that the "little porker" Babe had become a watch-pig.Mrs.Hoggett exclaimed: "If it""s not a duck that thinks it""s a rooster, it""s a pig that thinks it""s a dog!"The three mice sang: "Blue Moon" before the transition o the next chapter or episode.BackgroundThe Sound of Music(1965) was an exceptionally successful film in the mid-1960s - at the time of its release, it surpassedGone With the Wind (1939)as the number one box office hit of all time.The driver hurriedly throws his luggage on the ground and then abandons him.Sitting atop it, wrapped in a black cape, is a tall, silent figure staring straight ahead.The passenger nervously asks: "The coach from Count Dracula?" The mute coachman gestures for him to get in.Wuthering Heights, "a lovely place in those days," was owned by a middle-class, early-19th-century Yorkshire widower named Mr.Bill: (to Tom) If you say what you""re thinking, I""ll strangle you!After being reunited with his weakling, embarrassing son by a handshake, Bill Sr.