"Ah, George! Nice of you to drop in." Said Paul with a smile. George doesn't smile back. "Paul, you really did take the train! You're a train robber! I'm afraid I have no choice but to take you in." He said. "I am? You do? Oh dear, I suppose that's why I'm wearing black." Paul said sadly. George takes him to his office.
John saw the whole thing from the distance, and he lets out a gasp. "This is terrible! They think Rawhide Paul is an outlaw! Oh no, they must think I'm an outlaw too! All I did was borrow the train." He said suddenly turning sad. His positive attitude returns a second later. "Well, on the bright side, I got my hat back." He said. John puts his hat back on and releases himself from the rope.
Sheriff George's Office
George had just locked Paul in a cell. "Oh, Paul, why did you do it?" Asked George. "I didn't do it, George!" Cried Paul. "Oh, yes you did! You took a train without asking, you... you trainnapper! How about an alibi?" Asked Ringo in an annoyed tone. "I don't follow." Paul said. "If you don't come up with a good excuse, you'll have to face the judge." George said.
The three cowboy Beatles look outside where Jake is sitting on a swing. "That's right, you good for nothin' saddle bums, I happen to be the judge! And it looks like there's gonna be a swingin'!" He said before laughing. "I don't know what that means, but something tells me it's not good." Said Paul. "You're darn right about that." Said George.
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The Good, The Bad, & The Beatle
FantastikWhile playing Wild West, John borrows Amanda's train and breaks it. When Paul is accused, John decides to tell everyone the truth. Based on "The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh" season 4 episode 4 "The Good, The Bad, & The Tigger" (1988-1991)
