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00:00:00Oh, it's Jakey! And he's got a little tutor there saying happy birthday to Imogen because you're four today. Happy birthday to you. Lots of love from Mummy, Daddy and Barney. Happy birthday.
00:00:17Happy birthday. Let's wind the machine up some more. And here comes Fizz on a birthday card to say happy birthday to Maya. Maya is three today. Happy birthday, Maya. This card comes with lots of love and kisses from Mummy, Daddy, Daisy, your grandmas and granddads and Jack the Cat. Happy birthday to you.
00:00:38Happy birthday. Oh, now we have a mouse saying happy birthday to an Irene. Happy birthday to you from Mummy, Daddy and your big sister, Bryony. Happy birthday.
00:00:53Happy birthday. Here comes another card and it's a Bob the Builder card. Or is it? It's George, really, and George is two today. Happy birthday, George.
00:01:03This card comes with lots of love from Mummy, Daddy and all the family and Harvey the Cat. Happy birthday.
00:01:10Ooh. Oh, look. I've got a Bill and Ben card here and there's Weed. Hang on a minute. In fact, it's you, Megan, and your three. Happy birthday, Megan.
00:01:24Lots of love from Mummy, Daddy, Nanny and Grand Chapulton, Nanny and Grandpa Davis, Mummy Jeans and Nanny Trelaw. Happy birthday.
00:01:32Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Here comes a huge card. It's a door. I wonder what's behind it.
00:01:40Let's have a look and see. Postman Pat is delivering a happy birthday message to Eleanor. Eleanor is four today.
00:01:48Happy birthday to you. And this card comes with lots of love from Mummy and Daddy. Happy birthday.
00:01:53Happy birthday. Oh, I wonder if you'll get lots of cards through that door.
00:01:57Oh, look. Lovely, fluffy card with Bella and Fizz there. And if we open the tweenie clock, we find Caitlin.
00:02:08And Caitlin, you're having a birthday today. Happy birthday to you. Lots of love from Mummy, Daddy, Grandmas and Grandads,
00:02:15Aunty Kelly and Elvis, the dog, who says a woof, woof, woof. I wonder if he's a hound dog.
00:02:21Happy birthday, Caitlin. Oh, here comes Bob and Wendy and all the gang to say happy birthday to twins Christopher and Abigail.
00:02:29Happy birthday to you both. You're two today. And this card comes with lots of love from Mummy and Daddy.
00:02:35Happy birthday to you.
00:02:36If you'd like to send a card in to CBeebies, the address is CBeebies, P.O. Box 4567, London W12 6AA.
00:02:48Now, if it is your birthday today, why don't you join along with us and sing the birthday song?
00:02:53Come on.
00:02:56Happy, happy, happy, happy birthday to you. Have a happy day today.
00:03:03Everybody here wishes you a happy birthday. Have a happy day today.
00:03:14Are you one? Are you two? Are you three? Are you four? Are you five? Six? Seven? Or maybe more?
00:03:24CBeebies wishes you a happy birthday with lots of birthday cards through your door.
00:03:31Happy birthday. Have a fantastic day. Now, it's time for Bits and Bobs.
00:03:37Hello, I'm Bits.
00:03:39And I'm Bobs.
00:03:41Who are you?
00:03:43Oh, cool. Now for Trug.
00:03:48Trug was made to be a toy. Packed in a box for a girl or boy.
00:03:54Then he saw the open door. So off he chugged to see some more.
00:03:59Trug, where are you going? Can we come to him?
00:04:04Trug, where are you going? We'll chug along like you.
00:04:09Trug then stopped to pick up stuff.
00:04:12Flipped his leg down, he popped in.
00:04:14Trug then whizzed and did the jump.
00:04:17Balls of two, Puppets and Bobs.
00:04:19Trug, where are you going? Can we come to him?
00:04:25Trug, where are you going? We'll chug along with you.
00:04:30Bits and Bobs are coming to chug along with all of you.
00:04:37Okay, Bits.
00:04:38Yeah?
00:04:39You shugle about a bit.
00:04:40Yeah?
00:04:40And then come and find me.
00:04:42Oh, okay.
00:04:43Ready?
00:04:44Um, oh, yeah.
00:04:45Shugle, shugle, shugle, shugle, shugle, shugle.
00:04:48Right, coming ready or not.
00:04:51You're freezing.
00:04:53Oh.
00:04:54Icy cold.
00:04:56Oh, no.
00:04:57Um, is any bit of me warm?
00:04:59Well, your bottom is probably the warmest bit.
00:05:02Oh.
00:05:02But it's not very warm.
00:05:04That means I need to turn round.
00:05:07Warmer.
00:05:08Oh.
00:05:09Getting warmer.
00:05:10Oh.
00:05:10Oh, cold.
00:05:12Oh, no.
00:05:13I must have gone wrong.
00:05:15Your nose is warm.
00:05:17Oh.
00:05:19Warmer and warmer.
00:05:21I must be getting nearer.
00:05:23Hot.
00:05:23Watch you don't burn your nose.
00:05:25Oh, I must be nearly there.
00:05:27Very, very hot.
00:05:28Nearly on fire.
00:05:30Oh.
00:05:31Oh, found you, found you.
00:05:33Nose, nose, nose.
00:05:34Oh.
00:05:35Hey, what was that?
00:05:37I think it was Chug.
00:05:38He's found something.
00:05:40Oh, come on.
00:05:40Let's see what he's spotted.
00:05:42Okay.
00:05:42Ha, ha.
00:05:47What's that?
00:05:48Well, it's very yellow and shiny.
00:05:52But it's not a banana.
00:05:53No.
00:05:54Bananas are not quite the same colour.
00:05:57And they're not shiny.
00:05:58No.
00:05:59It looks tasty, though.
00:06:01It could be the bit in the middle of a flower.
00:06:04No.
00:06:05Too smooth.
00:06:06Maybe it's some paint.
00:06:07It's it?
00:06:08What for?
00:06:09To paint a picture.
00:06:11Yeah, hooray.
00:06:12That's paint, that is.
00:06:13Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:06:17Oh, no.
00:06:19That's not paint.
00:06:20It could be the sun.
00:06:22No, it's not the sun.
00:06:24But the sun's that sort of colour.
00:06:27Yes, but Chug wouldn't be able to look at the sun.
00:06:30It would be too bright.
00:06:32Oh, yeah.
00:06:33And it might hurt our eyes.
00:06:34Yeah, that's right.
00:06:35Not the sun, then.
00:06:37No.
00:06:38And it's not round enough for a ball.
00:06:43Oh, definitely not a ball.
00:06:46It could be a dollop.
00:06:47What's a dollop?
00:06:49You know, you get a spoon and you dig it into something.
00:06:52And then you get a spoonful.
00:06:53Yes.
00:06:54And then you go dollop onto the plate.
00:06:57Oh.
00:06:59That sort of dollop.
00:07:01Yeah.
00:07:02A dollop of what?
00:07:04Well, I don't know.
00:07:06And I certainly don't know.
00:07:08And if you don't know, and I don't know.
00:07:11And if I don't know, and you don't know, do you know?
00:07:17Oh.
00:07:17I know.
00:07:22It's cheese.
00:07:25That's a dollop of cheese, that is.
00:07:27It's cheese, not a dollop of cheese.
00:07:33Look at this!
00:07:34What does it feel like?
00:07:41Hmm.
00:07:42Well, you know, it's not smooth, and it's sort of waxy.
00:07:46Yeah?
00:07:47You stick to it.
00:07:51Oh.
00:07:52What's that smell?
00:07:55It's sour.
00:07:56What's sour?
00:07:57Sort of, not sweet.
00:08:00It's a bit stinky, actually.
00:08:02Like socks.
00:08:05Let's roll it.
00:08:06Oh, yeah.
00:08:07You roll it.
00:08:09Oh, look at it go.
00:08:11Well, we know it's a good roller.
00:08:14But what else is it for?
00:08:16I don't know.
00:08:17Well, if you don't know, and I don't know.
00:08:19And I don't know, and you don't know.
00:08:21Let's puzzle it with you.
00:08:23Red, green, yellow or blue, which is right?
00:08:32It's up to you.
00:08:37Red says you put cheese in your socks to make them smell nice.
00:08:42Is that right?
00:08:46Green says you roll the cheese to knock all the skittles.
00:08:51Is that right?
00:08:53Yellow says you take a slice of cheese and eat it.
00:08:59Is that right?
00:09:03Blue says you shake a cheese in time to music.
00:09:07Is that right?
00:09:10Red, green, yellow or blue, which is right?
00:09:14It's up to you.
00:09:17Yellow.
00:09:18It's yellow.
00:09:24So, you eat cheese.
00:09:27I wonder what it tastes like.
00:09:29Did you puzzle it right?
00:09:31We're up again.
00:09:35Wee!
00:09:36Oh, we're chugging along.
00:09:38I wonder what we're spotting.
00:09:39Oh, we're chugging along.
00:09:40I wonder where we'll go.
00:09:42Oh, we're chugging along.
00:09:43I wonder where we're stopping.
00:09:44Oh, we're chugging along.
00:09:46I wonder, do you know?
00:09:47Bump, bump, bump, bump.
00:09:50Bump, bump, bump.
00:09:52About a chuck, chuck, chuck, chuck.
00:09:55Chug, chug, chuck, chuck, chuck, chuck.
00:10:00Let's waffle.
00:10:06I think when you waffle make a thumbs up.
00:10:09Do we have a nose?
00:10:11Nose.
00:10:18Finding out the names of things.
00:10:23Puzzling what they do.
00:10:25Guessing where things come from, we'll be going there with you.
00:10:30Doobie! Doobie! Doobie!
00:10:33Oh, we're chugging along. I wonder what we're spotting, oh we're chugging along.
00:10:37I wonder where we're going, oh we're chugging along.
00:10:40I wonder where we're stopping, oh we're chugging along.
00:10:42I wonder do you know, oh we're chugging along.
00:10:45I wonder what we're spotting, oh we're chugging along.
00:10:48I wonder where we're going, oh we're chugging along.
00:10:50I wonder where we're stopping, oh we're chugging along.
00:10:53I wonder, do you know?
00:11:00Oh, what's Trug found this time?
00:11:04Oh, that looks like something sweet, like icing on a cake or something.
00:11:08Or it might be toothpaste.
00:11:10Yeah, that's what it is. That's toothpaste, that is.
00:11:12Ain't it?
00:11:13Is it?
00:11:15Bob's?
00:11:16Yes, Bits?
00:11:16What's toothpaste?
00:11:17You know.
00:11:19It's that stuff that you squeeze out of a tube to clean your teeth with.
00:11:23Oh, yeah.
00:11:26Oh, that's not toothpaste.
00:11:30Definitely not toothpaste.
00:11:32Well, it might be some sort of fork.
00:11:35But they're usually silver colour.
00:11:37It could be a plastic fork.
00:11:39Could it?
00:11:39Yes, for picnics.
00:11:42What's a picnic?
00:11:43You know, when you make sandwiches and you take them and you eat them outside in the sunshine.
00:11:50Oh, yeah.
00:11:51That's a fork for a picnic, that is, isn't it?
00:11:57Bob's?
00:11:57Do plastic forks have faces?
00:12:00Of course they don't.
00:12:02Well, this one has.
00:12:04Oh, yes.
00:12:06It's not a fork, then.
00:12:07Maybe it's a dog.
00:12:08But dogs don't have black things at the end of their legs.
00:12:12Oh, no.
00:12:14Oh, I think those might be hooves.
00:12:17What are hooves?
00:12:18Well, some animals have them instead of feet.
00:12:22Oh.
00:12:23But not dogs?
00:12:24No.
00:12:24So what is it?
00:12:26Well, if you don't know and I don't know.
00:12:28And I don't know and you don't know.
00:12:30Do you know?
00:12:31Hello, Bits and Bobs.
00:12:39It's a toy goat.
00:12:42Oh, so that's a toy goat.
00:12:44Yes.
00:12:46What's a toy goat?
00:12:48It means it's not a real goat.
00:12:53Look out, Bits!
00:12:54Oh, hello, Mr. Goat.
00:12:57I tell you what, I'll run and you chase me.
00:12:59Right, ready?
00:13:00What are you doing?
00:13:02I'm playing with the toy goat.
00:13:04Oh, I see.
00:13:06But he won't join in.
00:13:07No.
00:13:08Try fluffling him.
00:13:10Oh, OK.
00:13:15Oh, he's very hard and cool.
00:13:19What about nosing him?
00:13:21You nose him.
00:13:22Oh, why don't we both?
00:13:24Nose him.
00:13:27Nose your nose.
00:13:28Nose your chin.
00:13:29Nose him.
00:13:30Fluffle.
00:13:31Nose and spin.
00:13:33Nose your bottom.
00:13:34Nose your top.
00:13:36Nose your fluff.
00:13:37Never stop.
00:13:39Up and down.
00:13:40Round and round.
00:13:42In the air.
00:13:43On the ground.
00:13:46Over here.
00:13:47Over there.
00:13:48Nose, nose, nose, nose everywhere.
00:13:51Whee!
00:13:52Woo!
00:13:52I love a good nose bit.
00:13:55Oh, I wonder what this goat is for.
00:13:59Yeah.
00:13:59Do you think it's got anything to do with cheese?
00:14:02Oh, perhaps we'll find out when we get there.
00:14:05Get where?
00:14:06Oh, wherever truck's taking us.
00:14:08Whee!
00:14:09Where?
00:14:10Hold on to your big reports.
00:14:13Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:15I wonder what we're spotting.
00:14:16Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:17I wonder where we're going.
00:14:19Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:20I wonder where we're stopping.
00:14:21Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:23I wonder do you know.
00:14:24Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba.
00:14:25Oh, are we there yet?
00:14:29Not long now.
00:14:32What's that?
00:14:34Come on, truck.
00:14:36Faster.
00:14:37Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:38I wonder what we're spotting.
00:14:39Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:41I wonder where we'll go.
00:14:42Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:43I wonder where we're stopping.
00:14:44Oh, we're chugging along.
00:14:45I wonder do you know.
00:14:48Hello, truck.
00:14:49Hello, Jenny.
00:14:51Hello, Catherine.
00:14:52Come on, let's follow him.
00:15:07Oh, look, Bits.
00:15:09Real goats.
00:15:11They look just like a toy goat,
00:15:13except they're bigger.
00:15:14There's the farmer.
00:15:19What's he doing?
00:15:21I think he's milking the goat.
00:15:23Oh, so goats are for milking.
00:15:26Look at all the goats' milk in there.
00:15:31Jenny and Catherine have come to watch.
00:15:38Oh, the farmer must have milked a lot of goats
00:15:40to get all that milk.
00:15:44Look at all the milk now.
00:15:57Oh, it's gone all lumpy.
00:16:07Bart's taking the lumpy milk out now.
00:16:09Why is he doing that?
00:16:11I don't know.
00:16:12Keep watching.
00:16:13Oh, the lumpy milk's now the same shape
00:16:18as our cheese.
00:16:20So that's what you do with goat's milk.
00:16:22You make cheese with it.
00:16:25What's that yellow stuff?
00:16:28That's the wax.
00:16:30It covers the cheese.
00:16:35Smell that one.
00:16:37Is it nice?
00:16:38She's getting a really good smith of the cheese.
00:16:43Can I smell some cheese, please?
00:16:45Chug!
00:16:46Bop, bop.
00:16:47Ooh!
00:16:48Ooh!
00:16:49Ooh!
00:16:50Ooh, help!
00:16:51Get this off me, Bobs!
00:16:53Ooh!
00:16:55Fluffle, fluffle, fluffle.
00:16:57Hey, Bits!
00:17:00Yeah?
00:17:00You smell tasty.
00:17:02Um, don't you mean cheesy?
00:17:05Oh, yes!
00:17:06Bits, yeah?
00:17:07I'm gonna nibble you.
00:17:08Oh!
00:17:09Hey, get off!
00:17:11Oh!
00:17:12Trug's strutting off again.
00:17:14Bye!
00:17:14Bye!
00:17:14Hold on to your Bits and Bobs.
00:17:27Trug, where are you going?
00:17:30Can we come to?
00:17:32Trug, where are you going?
00:17:35We've jumped along with you.
00:17:38Bits and Bobs are coming to
00:17:40to jump along with the behind of you.
00:17:43Hello!
00:17:49Hello!
00:17:50Oops!
00:17:50It's Play Days!
00:17:51Ooh!
00:17:52Coming up next on Sea Beebees.
00:17:56And after that, it's off to Toyland
00:17:58with Noddy on Sea Beebees.
00:18:02Meet three new friends.
00:18:04Let's go!
00:18:05Play three new games.
00:18:07Is everybody ready?
00:18:08And three times a day, you can win a shiny!
00:18:11It's a shiny!
00:18:13The brand-new shiny show!
00:18:15Every day at 8.30, 12.30 and 4.30 on Sea Beebees.
00:18:18Yeah!
00:18:19It's Friday, it's Friday.
00:18:25A real butterfly day.
00:18:26There's so many things we can do.
00:18:43Like hopping and leaping, like hopping and leaping, crawling and creeping, and all kinds of other
00:18:49things too.
00:18:51Do you want to watch Sea Beebees?
00:18:54Then just pull up and see.
00:18:57Ba-da, ba-da, ba-da!
00:18:58Whatever the day is, all we can say is, you will be in for a tree!
00:19:03Ba-da, ba-da, ba-da, ba-da, ba-da, ba-da!
00:19:09Go, ba-da!
00:19:10Go, ba-da, ba-da, ba-da, fa-da, ba-da!
00:19:12Hey, Point, shall we make a butterfly picture as it's Butterfly Day today here at Sea Beebees?
00:19:26Oh, yes. You start and I'll copy you.
00:19:28All right, then. I'm going to fold this big piece of paper in half.
00:19:30Oh, OK.
00:19:30Make a line down the middle and then unfold it again.
00:19:34And then using some paint, I'm going to make a butterfly outline on one side of my paper.
00:19:42Oh, like this?
00:19:44Yes. And then you can get some different colour paints and make some patterns on the inside.
00:19:49Oh, I like this.
00:19:52Yeah, it's going to bring your butterfly alive. Can I borrow some of that purple?
00:19:56Oh, yes, here.
00:19:57Thanks, yay. Squeeze something there and then we can fold it over again, back over in the
00:20:04half and gently rub the paint down.
00:20:07Oh, squidgy.
00:20:09Yeah, it feels lovely. It's all squidgy into the middle.
00:20:13And then we can open it up to reveal our butterfly.
00:20:17Wow, it's beautiful.
00:20:20We've got two butterflies here and now it's time for play days.
00:20:24And they're going to see the land of two by two at the tent stop.
00:20:29It's a play, boss.
00:20:30But where does it go?
00:20:31Where does it stop?
00:20:32Watch for the sign of the lollipop.
00:20:34Watch for the sign of the lollipop.
00:20:35But where does it go?
00:20:37Where does it stop?
00:20:38Watch for the sign of the lollipop.
00:20:39Watch for the sign of the lollipop.
00:20:52It's the dot stop.
00:20:55Stop!
00:20:57It's the dot stop.
00:21:07Two dots on.
00:21:09And two dots off.
00:21:11Two by two by two by two.
00:21:15On, off.
00:21:17On, and off.
00:21:19On, off.
00:21:21On, and off.
00:21:25And on with Dot.
00:21:29The dot who plays the violin.
00:21:49On, off.
00:21:55On, off.
00:21:57On, off.
00:21:59On, off.
00:22:01On, off.
00:22:03PIANO PLAYS
00:22:33PIANO PLAYS
00:23:03PIANO PLAYS
00:23:33My name is Mr. Domino.
00:23:48I come from number two, and I will stay until...
00:23:51With two, there is no more to do.
00:23:53I come from number two.
00:24:23I come from number two.
00:24:53I come from number two.
00:25:23I come from number two.
00:25:53I come from number two.
00:26:23Two by two by two by two by two by two by two...
00:26:39Two fingers went out walking in the land of two, on a fine and sunny day, to see what came their way.
00:26:52A big bird came by walking in the land of two, on a fine and sunny day, to say, how do you do?
00:27:03A giraffe came by walking in the land of two, on a fine and sunny day, walking two by two.
00:27:16Two by two by two by two by two by two by two by two.
00:27:22Two fingers went out walking, one fine and sunny day, they found two fingers walking by, and they agreed to play.
00:27:38Two by two by two by two by two by two by two by two.
00:27:43Two fingers found some dancing shoes in the land of two, on a fine and sunny day, to dance the night away.
00:27:54Two fingers found some paints in the land of two, they knew just what to do, and pointed two by two.
00:28:17Two by two by two by two by two by two by two by two.
00:28:23A butterfly with bright colours.
00:28:53More bright colors to make a peacock.
00:29:23It's a fingerprint world at Fingerprint Farm.
00:29:45Look, the sun has fingers on the end of an arm.
00:29:53Sun wakes Cock, who begins to crow.
00:29:58Cock wakes Cow, who begins to low.
00:30:03It's a fingerprint world at Fingerprint Farm.
00:30:09Look, the sun has fingers on the end of an arm.
00:30:16The water in the pond at Fingerprint Farm had got very muddy.
00:30:22And Farmer Hand decided to make another pool, one with very clear water.
00:30:30That would reflect everything that passed over it.
00:30:35In the day, at a certain hour, the sun was reflected in it.
00:30:41Then a cloud.
00:30:42And then the pigeon flying over it.
00:30:46Crrrr, said the pigeon when it looked down and saw what it thought was another pigeon flying
00:30:52in the water.
00:30:53At night, at a certain hour, the moon was reflected in it.
00:30:58Then a cloud.
00:31:00Then an owl.
00:31:01Do it, said the owl, looking down and thinking it saw another owl flying down there in the
00:31:07water.
00:31:09In the morning, the cow came and saw her reflection in the water.
00:31:14She hadn't seen her reflection before, and so she thought it was another cow staring back
00:31:20at her.
00:31:21She mooed to say hello.
00:31:22And at the same time, the cow in the water seemed to moo and say hello, too.
00:31:28Then the sheep came and saw her reflection in the water.
00:31:32Well, she hadn't seen her reflection before, and so she thought it was another sheep staring
00:31:37back at her.
00:31:38She went bar to say hello, and at the same time, the sheep in the water went bar to say
00:31:44hello back.
00:31:46Then the pig came and saw her reflection in the water.
00:31:49She hadn't seen her reflection before, and so she thought it was another pig staring back
00:31:54at her.
00:31:55Then the frog came and saw his reflection in the water.
00:31:59But because he was a water creature, he knew it was just a reflection.
00:32:03He had seen it many times before, and he jumped into the water.
00:32:09The water was broken into many ripples, and the reflections of each animal went so wobbly,
00:32:15they almost disappeared.
00:32:19What's happened to my friend in the water, said the cow.
00:32:26She's gone so wobbly, I can't recognise her.
00:32:31So has mine, said the sheep.
00:32:33And mine, said the pig.
00:32:37And the frog just laughed and splashed and made them wobble more.
00:32:42Do you know who your friends are?
00:32:44Asked Farmer Hand.
00:32:46No, replied the animals.
00:32:48They're just good friends.
00:32:51Watch, said Farmer Hand, and waited for the water to grow still.
00:32:57Then he held his hand out over the water.
00:33:00Whose hand is that?
00:33:01He asked.
00:33:02It must be your friend, said the animals.
00:33:06No, it's mine.
00:33:08My hand reflected in the water.
00:33:10It does whatever I do.
00:33:13And those friends you saw in the water are you.
00:33:17Reflected in the water, the reflection will do whatever you do.
00:33:24And it did.
00:33:29And the animals were happy to see their own reflections, when they were still, and when
00:33:46the frog made them wobbly.
00:33:48It's a fingerprint world, at Fingerprint Farm, and to help the sun on its way, there's
00:33:59a last chance to say, at the end of the day, a paper owl that Dots made, reflected in
00:34:18the water.
00:34:19And look, there's the shadow of Dots' hand.
00:34:34Me and my shadow, my shadow and me, me and my shadow, we're company.
00:34:41When the sun shines, I am my shadows, I am my shadows.
00:34:47My shadow, my shadow, is mine, mine.
00:34:51Me and my shadow, wherever we go, me and my shadow, together we go.
00:34:58And when the sun shines, together we show, together we show, together we show.
00:35:06Me and my shadow, together we go, me and my shadow, together we go.
00:35:15And when the wind blows, together we blow, me and my shadow, my shadow and me, me and my shadow,
00:35:19together we go.
00:35:20Together we go, my shadow and me, me and my shadow, my shadow and me.
00:35:34And when the cloud comes, we part company.
00:35:35And when the cloud comes, we part company.
00:35:39Till the sun shines, another day.
00:35:40And when the cloud comes, we part company.
00:35:41And when the cloud comes, we part company.
00:35:46And when the cloud comes, we part company.
00:35:51My shadow, my shadow, and me, and me, my shadow, my shadow, and me, and me, and when a cloud comes, we part company, till the sun shines another day, another day, till the sun shines another day.
00:36:22It's Dot and Mr. Domino.
00:36:30Why do they look so different?
00:36:33With little bodies and long arms, and little legs.
00:36:39I know. They're mirrors, like in a fairground. They make things look all different.
00:36:45There we are, with a big head. And long arms.
00:36:56What's happened to your mouth, Dot?
00:37:01Oh, they look normal there.
00:37:12What do they look like if they swap round in different mirrors?
00:37:20Dot's got a long neck.
00:37:22Look at that, Dot. You look like a giraffe.
00:37:30And Mr. Domino's split in half.
00:37:32There's the bus bell, Dot. It's nearly time to go. But there's just time for one last count.
00:37:39Number, Number, Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number Number
00:38:09Number, numbered are our ways. I'm waiting for the number two. Three's the bus for me. Then I'll get the seventy-four. And me, the seventy-three.
00:38:19Number, number, number. Numbered are our days. Number, number, number. Numbered are our ways. My fare is forty-pee. Forty's my fare, too. If I give a fifty-pee, I get ten-pee back like you.
00:38:33Number, number, number. Numbered are our days. Number, number, number. Numbered are our ways. And now our number's up. Two has had its day. Time to pack things up. And both be on our way.
00:38:52Shiver, shiver, shiver. Find wise word, shiver.
00:39:03Now your number's up. Two has had its day. Time to catch the bus. And don't be on your way.
00:39:20Whoa, shiver.
00:39:21No, not a foul fire.
00:39:22Father, shiver.
00:39:23Time to catch the bus. And don't be on your way.
00:39:25Sometimes we find some music to catch the bus. I want one.
00:39:30No, not a foul slow pass. And don't be on your run.
00:39:32Watch out, Noddy's in the driving seat
00:39:52Coming up next on CBeebies
00:39:57And after that, jump for joy
00:40:00It's Bob the Builder
00:40:01What's the time, Mr. Wolf?
00:40:05Breakfast time?
00:40:07No
00:40:07What's the time, Mr. Troll?
00:40:10Is it lunch time?
00:40:11No
00:40:12What's the time, Mr. Wolf?
00:40:15Dinner time!
00:40:17It's story time every day at 8, 12 and 4 on the CBeebies channel
00:40:21CBeebies, CBeebies
00:40:28What's Dizzy in a spinabout?
00:40:37Let's find out on CBeebies after this
00:40:41The little man with the red and yellow car
00:40:52Noddy
00:40:56His jingling bell means he's the happiest little fellow in all toy land
00:41:04There's Biggie's and Tubby and Mr. Plot and all his special friends
00:41:08It's sixpence an adventure and he'll take you home again
00:41:12Noddy
00:41:14Noddy
00:41:14Noddy
00:41:16It was a bustling day in Toyland
00:41:25Everybody had lots to do
00:41:27But Noddy thought he had more to do than anybody
00:41:30Hello, Dinah
00:41:32I hope I'm not too late
00:41:34You look flustered, Noddy
00:41:36Are you very busy?
00:41:37Oh, yes
00:41:37I have to collect some fish from the harbour for Miss Pinkcat's supper party
00:41:41And then fetch some hay from the farm
00:41:43And then take it to Mr. and Mrs. Noah's Ark for their animals
00:41:46Gracious
00:41:47I was hoping you'd have time to collect a box for me from the railway station
00:41:51My new kitchen stool is in it
00:41:53I always find time for your errands, Dinah
00:41:56You are kind
00:41:57Hello, Vert Monkey
00:42:01Look at the beautiful blue sky, Noddy
00:42:03Oh, I don't have time
00:42:05Have you seen a box?
00:42:07What sort of box?
00:42:08The sort of box that looks like a... like a box
00:42:11The sort of box that has things inside
00:42:13Oh, that sort of box
00:42:15I don't think I've seen a box like that
00:42:18Never mind
00:42:19If there's no box to collect, you'll have room to give me a ride to town in your car
00:42:23What's that behind you?
00:42:25I'm sure it's not a box
00:42:27Come on
00:42:28Let me see
00:42:28Bert Monkey, step aside
00:42:32Oh, yes, of course
00:42:34There you are
00:42:36Stop that, you silly tail
00:42:38Aha, it is a box
00:42:41It's the box I'm to collect for Dinah
00:42:44Oh, there won't be room for me in your car
00:42:47I'm so tired and so hungry
00:42:50There will be room for you, Bert
00:42:52If you promise to help me carry the box to my car and hold it very tightly as we go along
00:42:57Oh, thank you, Noddy
00:42:58Of course I'll help
00:43:00Ow!
00:43:07Don't put your arm round me
00:43:08Hold the box
00:43:09I am holding the box
00:43:11Oh, no
00:43:11Is it your tail?
00:43:13Is it your tail?
00:43:14Stop it!
00:43:16I'm trying to drive
00:43:17Now I can't see!
00:43:20Oh, help!
00:43:22Help!
00:43:28Look, Dinah's stool, it's ruined
00:43:31We must hurry into town so you can tell her
00:43:33Oh, no
00:43:34I shall take the stool home to mend it first
00:43:36Good idea, Noddy
00:43:37But will you be able to take me to the cafe first?
00:43:40No, you'll have to walk
00:43:42I'm not having that tail of yours in my car again
00:43:45Oh, bother
00:43:49Do get into place
00:43:52You must be the right leg for this hole
00:43:54Whoever you are, you can only come in if you're good at woodwork
00:43:59I'm very good at woodwork, Noddy
00:44:01My father teaches me all about it
00:44:04Can you help me mend this stool, Master Tubby?
00:44:07It's quite simple
00:44:08You should be good at woodwork, Noddy
00:44:11After all, you are made out of wood
00:44:13Just get on with it, please
00:44:15I might give you a glass of lemonade
00:44:18This will take no time at all
00:44:20Here's your lemonade, Master Tubby
00:44:29Have you finished?
00:44:30Oh, yes
00:44:31I told you it was easy
00:44:32Oh, let me see
00:44:33Oh, no!
00:44:36What have you done?
00:44:38You've ruined Dinah's stool
00:44:40Oh, this is more interesting than a boring old stool
00:44:42Can I have my lemonade?
00:44:44No, you may not
00:44:46I need it
00:44:47What am I to do?
00:44:51I shall have to leave the stool till this evening
00:44:53I've got all my other errands
00:44:55Oh, what a problem
00:44:56There you are, Clockwork Clown
00:45:03A lovely piece of cod
00:45:05Thank you, Sammy Sailor
00:45:08That should go up its feet
00:45:11Sammy Sailor, where's Fisherman Frank?
00:45:14Oh, he's having his lunch, my hearty
00:45:16I have to collect a special order for Miss Pink Cat
00:45:19Special order, you say?
00:45:21I reckon this will be what you're after, young Noddy
00:45:24Thank you, Sammy
00:45:25At last, something's gone right today
00:45:28I'm glad you think so, Noddy
00:45:30What a horrid smell
00:45:37Oh, no, it's coming from the parcel Sammy Sailor gave me
00:45:42This can't be Miss Pink Cat's parcel
00:45:46It's just horrid old lumps of fish
00:45:48Sammy's played a trick
00:45:50Hmm, another problem
00:45:52I haven't got time to go back now
00:45:55Or I shall be too late to collect the hay from the farm
00:45:58We must hurry, Mrs Straw
00:46:12We need more water
00:46:13More water to put out this fire
00:46:15I say, Mr and Mrs Straw
00:46:18All this smoke will make you ill
00:46:21We can't help it
00:46:22There's a fire in our hay barn
00:46:24Oh, no
00:46:25How did it start?
00:46:27We reckon a careless person must have dropped some glass
00:46:30And then the sun...
00:46:31The sun shone through it
00:46:33And made a bit of dry hay catch light
00:46:35You must call the fire engine
00:46:37We have done
00:46:38But he hasn't arrived
00:46:40We can't think
00:46:41Can't think what's happened to him
00:46:43I'll help you
00:46:44I shall fetch the fire engine
00:46:46What a problem
00:46:49What's wrong with your fire engine, Mr Sparks?
00:46:55Mr and Mrs Straw need you at the farm
00:46:57Oh, I've got a terrible problem with a gasket, Noddy
00:47:00What is a gasket?
00:47:01Oh, it means I simply can't make the engine work
00:47:04Leave this to me, Mr Sparks
00:47:06My car can tow your fire engine
00:47:08At this rate, there'll be no more water
00:47:17In the duck pond
00:47:18Oh, you're right, Mrs Straw
00:47:20I found the fire engine
00:47:25It had broken down
00:47:27Mr Fox will soon put your fire out
00:47:29Mike, wait!
00:47:34Oh, well done, Noddy
00:47:36We're most grateful
00:47:37But
00:47:38What's that terrible smell?
00:47:41Poo, it's even worse
00:47:43Worse than all the smoke
00:47:44This horrible smelly fish Sammy Sailor gave me
00:47:47I don't know what to do with it
00:47:50We know somebody who'd like that fish, don't we, Mrs Straw?
00:47:54We do, Mr Straw
00:47:55Our pigs
00:47:57The fire's almost there
00:48:01Thank you, Mr Sparks
00:48:03I'll have to soak the rest of the hay to make sure it doesn't catch light again
00:48:07Well, you won't be able to take this hay to the ark, Noddy
00:48:10Oh, no
00:48:11All my errands have gone wrong today
00:48:14We've got some other hay we can give you
00:48:16Have we, Mrs Straw?
00:48:18From our horse's stable
00:48:19Oh, yes
00:48:20I'm sure
00:48:21I'm sure you won't mind
00:48:23Ah, thank you, Noddy
00:48:28Our animals will love eating that hay
00:48:30Here's two sixpences for you
00:48:33Thank you, Mrs Noah
00:48:34And don't you worry about Miss Pinkcat's fish
00:48:37Our sea lions have caught far more fresh flounder today than they need for their supper
00:48:42You take a couple now
00:48:43Oh, may I really?
00:48:45Here you are, Noddy
00:48:46Catch!
00:48:48Thank you, Mr Noah
00:48:55Hello, Miss Pinkcat
00:48:58I've brought your fish
00:49:00In another five minutes you would have been late, Noddy
00:49:03Then I could have been cross and told you off
00:49:05Ah, well
00:49:07Here is your sixpence
00:49:09Thank you, Miss Pinkcat
00:49:10Are you throwing this kitchen stool away?
00:49:13But of course
00:49:14I have had it for more than a week
00:49:17Please, may I have it?
00:49:18If you wish
00:49:19Thank you
00:49:21Mmm, beautiful
00:49:24Oh, Dinah
00:49:26I've been looking for you everywhere
00:49:28See?
00:49:29I've got your stool
00:49:30My word
00:49:32It's very bright, isn't it?
00:49:34I love it
00:49:35And I shall give you two sixpences fetching it
00:49:38Two more sixpences?
00:49:40Have you got time for an ice cream?
00:49:41Oh, yes
00:49:42I've got lots of time
00:49:44I shall do nothing else all day
00:49:46Nothing at all
00:49:47Well, if I don't do anything
00:49:49Nothing can go wrong, can it?
00:49:52Noddy
00:49:54The little man with the red and yellow car
00:49:58Noddy
00:50:02His tinkling bell means he's the happiest little fellow we know
00:50:08Toyland
00:50:10There's Biggie's and Tubby and Mr. Plot
00:50:13And all his special friends
00:50:15It's sixpence an adventure
00:50:17And he'll take you home again
00:50:19And now it's time for Noddy to wave and say goodbye
00:50:23He's tired and sleepy and nodding his head
00:50:26He's ready to curl himself up in bed
00:50:29And see what tomorrow brings
00:50:32For Noddy
00:50:36Noddy
00:50:38Noddy
00:50:40What are we doing today?
00:50:47I'm not sure
00:50:47Everyone's waiting for Bob
00:50:49Oh, wow!
00:50:50And he's next on CBeebies
00:50:52And after that
00:50:55Mass potato
00:50:56It's Bodger and Badger
00:50:58Oh, gloomy
00:50:58Something big is here
00:51:02Wow
00:51:03Bigger than a house
00:51:04Bigger than a tree
00:51:05It's unbelievable
00:51:06Loads and loads bigger than you and me
00:51:08You're really big?
00:51:10I can't believe it
00:51:12Sounds like fun
00:51:13Clever the Big Big Dog
00:51:14Every day at 8.15, 12.15 and 4.15
00:51:17Only on CBeebies
00:51:18Hello, Bob the Builder
00:51:34Yes, that's right
00:51:36I'm on CBeebies today
00:51:38Come and join me
00:51:39We're having lots of fun
00:51:40But you'd better hurry
00:51:42It's time to sit and watch
00:51:44Bob the Builder
00:51:48Can we fix it?
00:51:50Bob the Builder
00:51:52Yes, we can!
00:51:53Scoop, Muck and Dizzy
00:51:55And Rollie too
00:51:56Lofty and Wendy
00:51:58Join the crew
00:52:00Bob and the gang
00:52:02Have so much fun
00:52:04Working together
00:52:06They get the job done
00:52:07Bob the Builder
00:52:10Can we fix it?
00:52:11Bob the Builder
00:52:13Yes, we can!
00:52:15Pilchard and Bird
00:52:16Travis and Spud
00:52:18Playing together
00:52:20Like good friends should
00:52:22Bob the Builder
00:52:24Can we fix it?
00:52:26Bob the Builder
00:52:27Yes, we can!
00:52:29Yeah!
00:52:30Look at the time!
00:52:51Wow!
00:52:52Whoa!
00:52:54Whoa!
00:52:54Whoa!
00:52:57Pilchard?
00:53:02Good morning, everyone!
00:53:07Hello, Wendy
00:53:07I'm off to the town hall
00:53:09Could you pop into Mrs Potts on the way?
00:53:11I'm a bit pushed for time
00:53:12She was hoping you could dig the holes for a garden's tattoos
00:53:15Oh, right
00:53:16Well, of course I'll drop by
00:53:17Thanks, Bob
00:53:18Now then
00:53:19I'll need Muck, Dizzy and Scoop
00:53:21Oh!
00:53:22What are we going to do today, Bob?
00:53:23We're going to put bollards around the town hall
00:53:26Goody!
00:53:28Erm
00:53:29What are bollards, Bob?
00:53:31They're things you stick in the ground
00:53:33That stop the traffic
00:53:34Come on, Muck!
00:53:36Hang about, Dizzy
00:53:38I need to get a few things together
00:53:40Like what, Bob?
00:53:41Like tools, Muck
00:53:42That's what builders use
00:53:44Oh, yeah
00:53:47Muck, you can carry the pneumatic drill
00:53:49And Scoop, you can take the new edging stones to go around the bollards
00:53:53What should I take, Bob?
00:53:54How about a bag of cement, Dizzy?
00:53:56Oh, yes!
00:54:00Can we dig it?
00:54:02Yes, we can!
00:54:05Bye, Lofty
00:54:06Bye, Rolly
00:54:07Goodbye
00:54:08Bye, see you later
00:54:09Bye, bye
00:54:10Bye, bye
00:54:11Bye, bye
00:54:12Bye, bye
00:54:23Bob, I am pleased to see you
00:54:26Hello, Mrs Potts
00:54:27Now, Wendy said you needed some holes digging
00:54:30How many do you want?
00:54:31Well, I've got Frog here
00:54:33He doesn't look very happy
00:54:36And there'll be two dancing fairies
00:54:38A pixie
00:54:39A goblin
00:54:40A windmill
00:54:41And, er, oh, er, something else
00:54:44Erm, well, I'll dig six holes to start with
00:54:47And see how we get on
00:54:48There, finished
00:55:03Right
00:55:04Right, we'd better get to the town hall
00:55:05Right, we'd better get to the town hall
00:55:16Hello, team
00:55:17Hi there!
00:55:23There, that should do it
00:55:25Cover your ears, team
00:55:27Cover your ears, team
00:55:28This is going to be loud
00:55:30He said he's going to be loud
00:55:31He said he's going to be loud
00:55:33He said he's going to be loud
00:55:34Let's go.
00:56:05Oh, I don't believe it, Scoop.
00:56:07I've brought the wrong edging stones.
00:56:09We'll have to go back for the right ones.
00:56:11Right you are, Bob.
00:56:12Dizzy, Muck, I'm going back to the yard with Scoop.
00:56:15You two stay here just in case the delivery man turns up with the bollards.
00:56:19OK, Bob. See you later.
00:56:21Bye.
00:56:31Hello, Bob's building yard.
00:56:34Mrs Potts?
00:56:36Oh, did Bob come and see you?
00:56:38Oh, that's good.
00:56:40You have to go to the shops.
00:56:43Oh, don't worry.
00:56:44Don't worry.
00:56:44I'm sure the statues won't arrive while you're out.
00:56:47Bye.
00:56:48Do, Mrs Potts.
00:57:02Look at that one.
00:57:06It looks like Lofty in a bad mood.
00:57:08This fairy looks just like Spud!
00:57:14And what's he throwing?
00:57:18Oh, look at that!
00:57:21Look at that one!
00:57:24Oh, Mark! Mark, I've got a great idea!
00:57:29Why don't we surprise Bob and put the statues up for him?
00:57:33How?
00:57:33Easy peasy! I'll mix some cement and pour it into the holes.
00:57:38Oh, Bob's already dug, and then you push the statues in!
00:57:41Oh, yeah! Brilliant!
00:57:47Right, up a bit!
00:57:50Down a bit!
00:57:53To me a bit!
00:57:55Oh, Dizzy! Hurry up!
00:57:57There!
00:58:00Phew!
00:58:03Wow!
00:58:05We're really good at this, Dizzy!
00:58:08Look, Mark, why don't we go and help Mrs Potts next?
00:58:22It'll be another surprise for Bob!
00:58:24Yeah!
00:58:25Look, Mark, Mrs Potts has left everything out!
00:58:39What does she want those things for?
00:58:44Perhaps she thinks they're pretty!
00:58:46Pretty ugly!
00:58:47Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:58:49I don't believe it!
00:58:50Bob, if the statues are here, where are the bollards?
00:58:51Scoop, you don't think they're going to be here?
00:58:52I don't believe it!
00:58:53Bob, if the statues are here, where are the bollards?
00:58:54Scoop, you don't think they're going to be here?
00:58:55Where are the bollards?
00:58:56Scoop, you don't think that...
00:58:57Where are Dizzy and Mark?
00:59:02Where are Mrs Potts?
00:59:05Where are Mrs Potts?
00:59:09Hi there!
00:59:10Hi there!
00:59:11Hi there!
00:59:12I don't believe it!
00:59:13I don't believe it!
00:59:14Bob, if the statues are here, where are the bollards?
00:59:15Scoop, you don't think that...
00:59:16Where are Dizzy and Mark?
00:59:17Here? Where are the bollards?
00:59:20Scoop, you don't think that...
00:59:21Where are Dizzy and Mark?
00:59:23Where? Mrs Pods!
00:59:31Hi there!
00:59:32Hello!
00:59:37What's going on?
00:59:40Where are my garden statues?
00:59:42Wait, um, where are we?
00:59:44Um, well, it's...
00:59:46Mrs Pods!
00:59:48Bob?
00:59:52Bollards!
00:59:53We were only trying to help, Bob.
00:59:55Really, we were.
00:59:56Where are my statues?
00:59:58Don't worry, Mrs Pods. I'll sort everything out.
01:00:01I know exactly where your statues are.
01:00:09OK, Lofty, bring him up.
01:00:16That's better.
01:00:21Er, Bob, what shall I do with this?
01:00:25Hang on, Lofty. We're taking it to Mrs Pods.
01:00:27Oh, my Greek god!
01:00:39Oh, that's the one I couldn't remember.
01:00:46Aren't they beautiful?
01:00:48Very, er, very nice, Mrs Pods.
01:00:57What are you going to do with him?
01:00:58Well, Bob, he's a little present for you.
01:01:02Oh, it's just what I've always wanted.
01:01:07Thank you, Mrs Pods.
01:01:09Look, everyone!
01:01:10A frog.
01:01:12guitar solo
01:01:42This is Bob the Builder saying goodbye
01:01:47But join us again tomorrow for more fun on CBeebies
01:01:51Next on CBeebies
01:01:54You're in for a trickless potato city
01:01:57It's sticky, it's gooey, it's Bodger and Badger
01:02:01And after that it's story time on CBeebies
01:02:12Hello, I'm going to show you how to make a creepy crawly caterpillar
01:02:26Like this one here
01:02:27Can you see its cheeky smile?
01:02:30Right, first we need a clean old sock
01:02:35Like this one
01:02:36And we're going to stuff it with cotton wool
01:02:39Get a nice big handful like that
01:02:42And this is where we stuff the sock
01:02:44Push it right to the end
01:02:46There, that's the toe end of the sock
01:02:50And that's going to be the caterpillar's head
01:02:53And we're going to tie an elastic band round
01:02:57Nice and snug like that
01:02:59And we'll get a smaller handful of cotton wool
01:03:03And do the same again
01:03:04I'll just put that in there like that
01:03:07And again tie it together with an elastic band
01:03:13Now I've done one earlier on
01:03:16And it looks like this
01:03:18And can you see the balls of cotton wool get smaller
01:03:22So when it reaches the tail
01:03:24It's quite small
01:03:25Now what do we need
01:03:28Here for our caterpillar
01:03:30I think it needs some eyes
01:03:32So I've got a blue pen here
01:03:33And I'm going to draw two eyes
01:03:36One here
01:03:37And one here
01:03:40There we are
01:03:42And I think this caterpillar is quite happy
01:03:45So it needs a big smile
01:03:49There we are
01:03:51It's almost finished
01:03:54But we need some feelers
01:03:57So we're going to tie this green pipe cleaner
01:04:01Round like this
01:04:03There we are
01:04:05Look
01:04:05Curl those end bits here
01:04:08And it's wriggling to its little friend
01:04:11Wriggle, wriggle, wriggle
01:04:12What a great caterpillar
01:04:15Now I've got some green socks somewhere
01:04:17So I'm definitely going to have a go at that
01:04:19Who knows, it might even turn into a butterfly
01:04:21Story time's coming up very soon
01:04:23But now it's time for more capers with Bodger and Badger
01:04:27Everybody knows
01:04:30Badger loves mashed potatoes
01:04:32Excellent shapes
01:04:33And eats them every day
01:04:35Bodger and Badger
01:04:37Bodger and Badger
01:04:39La la la la la la
01:04:41La la la la la la
01:04:43Bodger and Badger
01:04:44This time, this time
01:04:46Please let it work
01:04:48This time
01:04:49Absolutely perfect
01:04:59It looks like a 50 pound note
01:05:02Oh, well it will do
01:05:05When I print the other side
01:05:06Now that is definitely clever potatoes
01:05:09I've got to be a millionaire
01:05:13I trill you there
01:05:15Squill you there
01:05:16Blinking washing machine
01:05:21On a blinking blink again
01:05:23Simon
01:05:24Guess what?
01:05:26Badger, you make me drop the soap
01:05:28I'll find it
01:05:29Only me
01:05:30Can I come in?
01:05:32Hello, Mr Smart
01:05:33Ah, there you are, Mr Bodger
01:05:36Now, I don't know what your plans are this afternoon
01:05:39But I don't want to be disturbed
01:05:41Oh, well, Mrs Trebell wants me to wash some windows
01:05:43Dear me
01:05:45How different things are when you've got money
01:05:47Oh
01:05:48Money?
01:05:50Well, I mean, you're worried about washing the windows
01:05:52And all I've got to worry about is how to spend my millions
01:05:56Millions?
01:05:58What millions?
01:05:59Never you mind, Mr Bodger
01:06:01You just get on with washing the windows
01:06:03And doing all those dull, dreary jobs that you do day in, day out
01:06:08And leave the fast cars
01:06:09The beautiful yachts
01:06:11And the luxury jet-set lifestyle to me
01:06:14There it is
01:06:15Washing windows
01:06:16Ow!
01:06:18There it is
01:06:20Hey!
01:06:27Well, thanks, Badger
01:06:28Mind you
01:06:29He has got a point, though
01:06:31Hasn't he?
01:06:33Aye
01:06:33Well, I do do the same things week in, week out
01:06:36Nah
01:06:37I do
01:06:37Wash the windows, change a light bulb, take the rubbish out
01:06:41Yeah, but
01:06:42My life's always the same
01:06:43Oh
01:06:44Dull
01:06:45Oh, no
01:06:46What?
01:06:52Really dull
01:06:53This is serious potatoes
01:06:56La, la, la, la
01:07:02Mercy
01:07:03Mercy, mercy, mercy
01:07:05Here I am, Badger
01:07:07Ah, hello, my mercy mate
01:07:09What are you up to, then?
01:07:11Finished
01:07:12Here you are, Badger
01:07:13Yeah
01:07:14That's you and me, isn't it?
01:07:16Yeah
01:07:17I'm going to show it to you tomorrow
01:07:18As a surprise
01:07:20That would be a very nice surprise tomorrow, Mercy
01:07:23Surprises
01:07:24That's what Simon needs to cheer him up
01:07:26You're a messy, oval-less, marvel, Mercy
01:07:29I'm not an oval-ish, marvel, Mercy
01:07:31Yeah, right
01:07:32I'll tell you what
01:07:33He'll be having his tea and biscuits in a few minutes
01:07:36I know how to make that
01:07:37Here you go