Disc 1 Easter Egg
Instructions for finding Easter Egg:
Go to the Select A Scene screen. Use the right arrow
to move to chapter titles in middle of the screen. Hold
down “1” on the number pad while reciting the Battle
of Sterling speech from Braveheart with the Scottish
accent – you know, the “they may take our lives but
they’ll never take our FREEDOM!” speech. Your face does
not need to be painted blue for this, although we highly
recommend it. After all, if you’re not willing to look
like a Smurf, how can you call yourself a true LOTR
fan?
Next, highlight Chapter 13: Bucklebury Ferry. Rub your
tummy and pat your head simultaneously for one minute
– DO NOT skip this step, or any further attempts to
locat this egg will be futile as the timing will be
all wrong.
When Bucklebury Ferry scene begins to replay in little
bubble on top of screen, push down both the left and
right arrows at the exact same time at the exact same
moment Frodo leaps onto the ferry. It has to be EXACTLY
that moment when he starts to jump, feet still on the
ground, but knees bent ever so slightly in preparedness
for the leap, or it won’t work. The fact that this particular
shot is not actually shown should not hinder you.
Hop backwards 1,387 times, jumping round in 360-degree
turn on last jump. Do NOT release the arrow keys while
doing this, or you’ll have to start all over again.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are attempting this on
your computer, you will be required to purchase a wireless
keyboard to avoid possible injury from tripping over
any cords. I repeat DO NOT attempt this with a keyboard
that plugs into your computer. New Line will not be
held responsible for any injury you sustain while attempting
to find this egg, and neither will the author of this
fic.
Now, hit the down arrow. A figure of a little dancing
man will start floating around the screen. Chase it
down and click on it. You will need to do this four
times in a row...
Geez, what you people won’t do for an Easter Egg.
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The Lost Tom Bombadil Sequence
Intro by Peter Jackson: Hello, congratulations, you
have found a hidden treat. Now, rumor has it that we
didn’t film a Tom Bombadil sequence. This is not true.
We did. But it went horribly wrong, and New Line demanded
that we cut the sequence and never mention it ever EVER
again, as the actors are still in therapy. So, um, don’t
tell anyone you found this, kay? (Hey, why do you think
we made it so difficult to find in the first place?)
Fade to black, then sequence starts:
(The hobbits leave Bucklebury Ferry and head for the
Old Forest. They wonder around a lot and get totally
lost. But, being Hobbit-dudes, they refuse to stop and
ask for directions. They finally find a path and follow
it to a river, where there’s this big narly-looking
tree. Suddenly, they all become really tired. Gee, that
couldn’t possibly mean anything.)
Pippin: Dude, I’m so sleepy. I think I’m gonna crash
a little, bros.
Merry: Yeah, man, me too. (yawns) Must sleep. Take snooze
by nice tree.
Pippin: I’m there, coz.
Old Man Willow: (rubs branches in anticipation)
Frodo: You dudes are (yawns big) wacked. How can you
be tired? (yawns and rubs eyes) I am thirsty though.
Oooh, river!
(They all drift off to sleep, except Sam for some odd
reason. He walks off looking for the, um, well, they
don’t have any ponies with them do they? Hm... ... Well,
I have no freakin’ clue what he’s looking for, but he
goes off looking for it and conveniently escapes being
eaten by the tree. He comes back and finds Frodo drowning
himself in the river.)
Sam: Mr. Frodo! (runs over and pulls Frodo out of river)
Dude, are you mental?
Frodo: That stupid tree knocked me in the river!
Sam: Dude, so rude.
Frodo: Tell me about it. And where the hell are Merry
and Pippin?
(They look around and find Merry’s legs sticking out
of the tree. They can hear Pippin snoring away inside
the tree trunk.)
Sam and Frodo: Oh crap!
Frodo: Like, get em out of there, man!
Sam: How?
Frodo: I don’t know.
Sam: Oh, but I’m supposed to know. I’m
supposed to know everything. I have to think
of everything, I have to do everything, I have
to carry everything...
Frodo: Dude, this isn’t helping. And yeah, you should
know. You’re the gardener!
Sam: What?! Dude! That like, makes no sense. Gardens
don’t have freaky, hobbit-munchin’ trees in ‘em – hello!
Frodo: You’re right. I’m sorry, bro. It’s just, you
know, with the sleepiness, and the drowning, and the
legs – I freaked, man. I didn’t mean to snap at ya.
Sam: I shouldn’t have wigged either, bro. Forgive me?
Frodo: Course, bro. You’re my bestest best bud EVER.
We good?
Sam: Totally.
(Non-slashy mushy moment ruined when Frodo suddenly
hears something.)
Frodo: Dude, listen.
Sam: (hopeful) More elves?
Frodo: (looking worried) That’s definitely not elves,
bro.
(They walk up the path a ways to sneak a peak. Some
dude is singing horribly off-key, and he is coming down
the path towards them. He rounds a corner in the path
and is now clearly visible. He’s bouncing up and down
like a freakazoid, and is wearing a horribly coordinated
ensemble that would make a blind man cringe. Cue eerie,
screechy, scary-movie music.)
Tom Bombadil: (singing to the tune of “Turkey in the
Straw”)
O ole Zip Coon he is a larned skoler,
Sings posum up a gum tree an conny in a holler.
Posum up a gum tree, coonny on a stump,
Den over dubble trubble, Zip coon will jump.
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Sam: (starting to wig) Mr. Frodo? Is that who I think
it is?
Frodo: (wigging majorly) No! Please no! Not Middle Earth
Barney!
(Suddenly, Tom sees them and claps his hands.)
Tom: Oh boy! Visitors!
Sam: Dude, we’ve been spotted! Now what?!
Frodo: Nonononononononono...
Sam: That’s not helpin’, bro.
Tom: It’s time to sing our Visitor Song! (laughs manically)
They’ll be coming round the river bend when they
come,
They’ll be coming round the river bend when they come...
Frodo: (wigging completely) AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
Sam: MR. FRODO!!!!! SAVE YOURSELF!!!!!!!!!!
(They turn around and run back to Old Man Willow, who
is also completely wigged by the presence of Bombadil
and has let Merry and Pippin go in a vain attempt to
uproot itself and run for dear life. Where’s an Ent
when you need one?)
Pippin: Dude, now that was just weird. Did that tree
just hurl us up?
Merry: That was like the wackiest dream ever. And why
do I have leaves all in my hair? Weird bro.
(Just then, Sam and Frodo show up. They don’t even slow
down, just zoom right by.)
Frodo: RUN YOU MORONS!
Sam: PRONTO!
(Merry and Pippin stare after them, totally clueless)
Merry: Dude, like, what’s their prob?
Pippin: Dude, I’ve just been violated by a tree.
Merry: Focus, Pip, for once will ya?
(Just then, they too finally hear Bombadil as he begins
to come over the hill. He seems to have already forgotten
about his earlier hobbit-sighting.)
Tom : (singing)
O ist old Suky blue skin, she is in lub wid me
I went the udder arter noon to take a dish ob tea;
What do you tink now, Suky hab for supper,
Why chicken foot an posum heel, widout any butter.
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Pippin: Mommy!
Merry: No, it can’t be, it’s impossible!
Tom: (now seeing the hobbits) Oh, boy, visitors! Let’s
sing the Visitor Song! (laughs even MORE manically than
before)
They’ll be coming round the river bend when they
come,
They’ll be coming round the river bend when they come...
Merry and Pippin: AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
(They get up and run after Frodo and Sam, who are already
half way out of the woods. They reach the clearing and
realize they’ve beaten Middle Earth Barney back to his
pad where they see...)
Goldberry:
I love you, you love me
We’re as spastic as can be...
Hobbits: AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
Sam: Will it never end?!
Frodo: Why God? WHY!
(They all fall down in the fetal position and suck their
thumbs.)
Frodo: Mommy said ballet would give me grace. I didn’t
want to be a ballerina. Middle Earth Barney would eat
me brain, she said. But I didn’t believe her. I’m sorry.
Oh, God, I’m soooooooo sorry! (continues babbling incoherently)
PJ (off camera): Cut! CUT! Oh no, what have I done!
Aw, man, how am I gonna explain this to New Line?
(End scene. Fade to black. PJ comes back on screen.)
PJ: So, that’s the Bombadil scene. Now maybe you all
can stop complaining about him not being in the movie
already. As you can see, it was for your own good. And
again, please don’t mention this to any of the actors.
If they go catatonic again, I’ll never hear the end
of it.