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00:01Hi, we're the Wiggles.
00:03I'm Anthony.
00:04I'm Sam.
00:05I'm Murray.
00:06Oh no, look at Jeff, everyone.
00:08He's fallen asleep and we need him.
00:10Can you help us wake him up?
00:12Are you ready?
00:12One, two, three.
00:14Wake up, Jeff.
00:16Let's eat.
00:38Let's eat.
01:05Let's cook.
01:07Let's cook.
01:11Let's eat.
01:13Let's eat.
01:16Let's growl.
01:19Let's growl.
01:23Let's work.
01:26Let's work.
01:27Let's growl.
01:29Let's growl.
01:32It's time to start cooking, eating, and growling.
01:49Let's work.
01:57Let's growl.
02:01Let's growl.
02:04Let's growl.
02:06Let's growl.
02:26Let's cook
02:28Let's cook
02:31Let's eat
02:33Let's eat
02:36Let's growl
02:38Let's growl
02:42Let's growl
02:43Let's growl
03:26Let's growl
03:29Let's eat
03:29Let's eat
03:32Let's growl
03:35Let's growl
03:38Let's growl
03:39Let's growl
03:40Let's growl
03:43Let's growl
03:43Let's growl
03:44Let's growl
03:45Let's growl
03:46Let's growl
03:47Let's growl
03:55Let's growl
03:58Let's growl
04:08Let's growl
04:11Wonderful! Can you clap your hands?
04:15Hey! That's great!
04:17Then you're ready to clap your hands and stamp your feet with Dorothy!
04:28Clap your hands! Clap your hands! Clap with me! Dorothy! Clap your hands! Clap your hands! I'm Dorothy! Dorothy! Stamp
04:40your feet!
04:41Stamp your feet! Stamp with me! Dorothy! Stamp your feet! Stamp your feet! I'm Dorothy! Dorothy!
04:51She's got yellow spots! And big white teeth! She loves the big roses! I love roses! On the rose beach!
05:01Heee! Clap your hands! Clap your hands! Clap with me! Dorothy! Clap your hands! Clap your hands! Clap your hands!
05:10I'm Dorothy!
05:11Dorothy! Dorothy! Stamp your feet! Stamp your feet! Stamp with me! Dorothy! Stamp your feet! Stamp your feet! I'm Dorothy!
05:23Dorothy!
05:24She likes to dance! I love to dance! Rump-pump-pump! Rump-pump-pump! She likes to eat! I love
05:32to eat! Rump-pump-pump! Rump-pump-pump! Clap your hands! Clap your hands! Clap with me!
06:03What a wonderful day is Monday, a magnificent day, a day full of merit, and for me Monday
06:09has to be a muffin day.
06:12Monday is a muffin day. It's the first day of the week.
06:20Monday is a muffin day. It's muffins I love to eat.
06:26Think of the things you can do on a Monday.
06:34Monday is a muffin day. It's the first day of the week.
06:49Ringling swings like a pendulum do. Bobby's on bicycles two by two.
06:56Wednesday is a muffin day. The rosy red cheeks of the little children.
07:05Now if you huff and puff and you find you save enough money up to take your family on a
07:11trip across the sea.
07:12Take a tip before you take a trip. Let me tell you where to go. Go to England, oh.
07:18Ringling swings like a pendulum do. Bobby's on bicycles two by two.
07:25Wispy somebody. The tower big bed. The rosy red cheeks of the little children.
07:47Your mother's old pajamas and your papa's mustache.
07:51Pulling out the windowsill, frolic in the grass. Trying to mark the way they talk, fun but all in vain.
08:07Wispy somebody. The tower big bed. The rosy red cheeks of the little children.
08:20Wispy somebody. The rosy red cheeks of the little children.
08:31Wispy somebody. The rosy red cheeks of the little children.
08:45Wispy somebody. The rosy red cheeks of the little children.
08:54Old Boston Brown, dancing round like a clown
08:58Hold on, Jemima, she's past 83
09:02Shouting out, look at that watch, that watch, that watch, that one-legged Joe
09:07Spins around on his toe
09:08Rolls away, he's crunching, hollering, let it go
09:12And it's hell, hell, the game's all hit at the Alabama Jubilee
09:22That's the purple guy
09:25Jim on the organ
09:26And it's hell, hell, the game's all hit at the Alabama Jubilee
10:18The guy in red is Murray, he's playing a very special guitar
10:25The resume, they can tell
10:44You're as he can tell, when he rattles his bones
10:47Old Boston Brown, dancing round like a clown
10:51All on, Jemima, she's past 83
10:55Shouting out, look at that watch, that watch, that one-legged Joe
11:00Spins around on his toes
11:02Rolls away, he's crunching, hollering, let it go
11:05Oh honey, hail, hail, the game's all hit at the Alabama Jubilee
11:14That's our friend, Nick Conway
11:20That's our friend, Nick Conway
11:23We can see him
11:29He's a one-man band
11:34Hail, hail, hail, the game's all hit at the Alabama Jubilee
11:39Alabama Jubilee
11:47Have a go, have a go, have a go
12:16I love waffles in the morning.
12:19Even at the morning, Waffles helping star the day.
12:23I love waffles in the morning as the day is dawning.
12:27Let's help them in a special way.
12:31Bananas, apples, syrup, butter, ice.
12:35Capricots. Great idea!
12:38Strawberries, raspberries, peaches or cherries.
12:42Great idea!
12:44I love waffles in the morning, even as I'm yawning.
12:48Waffle help me start the day.
12:50I love waffles in the morning, as the day is dawning.
12:54Let's all eat our waffles today.
13:00Tuesday's a terrific day. A terrific day for tacos!
13:05Tuesday's a taco day. It's the second day of the week.
13:12Tuesday's a taco day. It's the second day of the week.
13:18Think of the things to do on a Tuesday.
13:27Tuesday's taco day. It's the second day of the week.
13:37Seatbelt on, ready to go for a ride in the big red car.
13:40Come with us, everybody. We're going to have lots of fun.
13:42We're going to meet lots of people, dance and sing.
13:44It's going to be beaut!
13:46Hey, hang on a second. The other wiggles aren't here.
13:49They're coming soon through the wiggly house door.
13:52I wonder if you can guess who's coming through the door first.
13:56Which wiggle is it?
13:57Well, let me tell you.
13:58He wears red.
14:00He plays guitar.
14:01Who is it?
14:02Here he comes.
14:03It's Murray!
14:05Hi, everyone.
14:06Into the big red car I go.
14:09Can you guess who the wiggle is that's coming through the door?
14:13He wears purple.
14:14He likes to sleep a lot.
14:16Yes, of course.
14:17You're right.
14:18It's Jeff!
14:20Hi, everyone.
14:21Into the big red car I go.
14:25And who else is coming through that wonderful wiggly house door?
14:29Well, he wears yellow.
14:30He's a singer.
14:31He's wonderful.
14:32He's the wiggle singer.
14:33It's Sam!
14:35Hi, everyone.
14:36Into the big red car I go.
14:38Guys, don't forget to put your seatbelts on, click, clack, front and back.
14:46Buckle up the seatbelts in the big red car, in the front, in the front, click, clack, click, clack.
14:53Buckle up the seatbelts in the big red car, in the back, in the back, click, clack, click, clack.
15:00Front seat, back seat, buckle, front and back, click, clack, click, click, click, click, click, clack.
15:07Buckle up the seatbelts in the big red car, click, clack.
15:11Tuck-tuck, tick-tuck, tick-tuck
15:14Listen how they're coming in the big red car
15:18Toot-toot-toot-toot, chog-a-chog-a
15:21Hear the horn, hear it honking in the big red car
15:25Toot-toot-toot-toot, chog-a-chog-a
15:29Riding up the road and turn around the bend
15:32Rolling down the highway, off we go again
15:36We can ride so far in the big red car
15:39Toot Toot Toot Toot
15:41Chaga Chaga
15:42Chaga Chaga
15:43Riding up the road, then turn around this bend
15:46Toot Toot Toot Toot Toot
15:48Chaga Chaga
15:49Chaga Chaga
15:50Rolling down the highway, up we go again
15:53Toot Toot Toot Toot
15:55Chaga Chaga
15:56Chaga Chaga
15:58Chim Some Chaga Chaga, feed me in the car
16:01Chaga Chaga, chim Some Chaga, we can ride so far
16:04Listen, here we're coming in the big red car
16:08Toot Toot Toot
16:09Chaga, chaga
16:13Oh, mouldy old boy
16:15Here we roll
16:33We can write for him the big red chord
16:42Everyone, I'm here with Aunt Nellie
16:44Let's all say hi to Aunt Nellie
16:46Hi, Aunt Nellie
16:47Hello, Murray
16:48Hello, everyone
16:49Now, Aunt Nellie has a very unusual farm
16:53Can you tell us about your farm?
16:55Well, Murray, I have a dog that barks like a cat
16:59Wow, a dog that barks like a cat
17:01That's pretty unusual
17:02Anything else?
17:04Oh, yes
17:05I've got a duck
17:06A duck that quacks like a train
17:08Wow, a duck that quacks like a train
17:11That is very unusual
17:13See, everyone, I told you the farm was unusual
17:16Let's all go visit Aunt Nellie's farm
17:20There's a dog that barks like a cat
17:47There's a dog that sings about to notice
17:52And a duck that barks like a cat
17:55He whistles and chirps, we find it absurd
18:03On our nelly's farm
18:06On our nelly's farm
18:09The dog barks like a cat
18:11We've never heard one like that
18:13The cat sings like a bird
18:14That's quite absurd
18:16On our nelly's farm
18:20There's a duck that quacks like a train
18:27Why it sounds like a train
18:29We just can't explain
18:35On our nelly's farm
18:38On our nelly's farm
18:41The dog barks like a cat
18:43We've never heard one like that
18:44The cat sings like a bird
18:46That's quite absurd
18:48The duck barks like a train
18:50Why we just can't explain
18:52On our nelly's farm
18:54On our nelly's farm
19:14On our nelly's farm
19:16The dog barks like a cat
19:18We've never heard one like that
19:20The cat sings like a bird
19:22That's quite absurd
19:23The duck barks like a train
19:25Why we just can't explain
19:27The donkey sounds like a donkey
19:29He sounds like a donkey
19:31On our nelly's farm
19:35On our nelly's farm
19:43Good cat and cook
19:45He's a pirate cook of the sea
19:48Good cat and cook
19:50With my art recipe
19:53He's chopping
19:55He's chopping
19:56Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop
19:58He's stirring
20:00He's stirring
20:01Slop, blop, blop, blop, blop
20:04One egg in the pan frying
20:07Two eggs in the pan frying
20:09Three eggs in the pan frying
20:12Hop, hop, hop
20:15Good cat and cook
20:17He's a pirate cook of the sea
20:20Good cat and cook
20:22Wah-ho!
20:23With my hearty recipes
20:25He's chopping
20:27He's chopping
20:28Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop
20:30He's chopping
20:32He's stirring
20:32He's stirring
20:33He's stirring
20:34A chop, chop, chop, chop, chop
20:36One egg in the pan frying
20:39Two eggs in the pan frying
20:41Three eggs in the pan frying
20:44Pom, pom, pom
20:47Good cat and cook
20:49He's the pirate cook of the sea
20:52Good cat and cook
20:54Wah-ho!
20:55With my arty recipes
20:57He's chopping
20:59He's chopping
21:00He's chopping
21:01Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop
21:02He's stirring
21:04He's stirring
21:05Slop, chop, chop, chop, chop
21:08One egg in the pan frying
21:11Two eggs in the pan frying
21:13Three eggs in the pan frying
21:16Pop, pop, pop
21:21Hop, hop, hop
21:24Wow, good job, Tommy!
21:51I love watermelon and I especially love to eat watermelon.
21:56Wednesday is Watermelon Day, it's the third day of the week Wednesday is Watermelon Day, it's melons I love to
22:10eat I love what I do on a Wednesday Wednesday is Watermelon Day, it's the third day of the week
22:28Shalom everybody, we've got a wonderful friend with us today from the Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick, Dr. Johnny, let's
22:36all say hi Dr. Johnny, hi Dr. Johnny, hi Anthony, hi everyone.
22:40Dr. Johnny, tell us about Hanukkah, what happens at Hanukkah, what is it?
22:45Hanukkah is a very special festival for the Jewish people, we celebrate the festival which is called the festival of
22:50light because the Jews came back into the temple, they needed to find oil for eight days but they could
22:56only find one small little jug of oil.
22:59Miraculously the jar of oil lasted for a full eight days, that's why we use a menorah.
23:05The menorah has got eight special places for candles and every night the kids light another candle for Hanukkah.
23:12Besides the menorah we eat lots of oily food, jam donuts and potato latkes are a lot of fun for
23:19the kids.
23:20We also spin a dreidel, this is a very special spinning top that the kids use and they can spin
23:26it for hours and hours.
23:29The last thing about Hanukkah is the best thing, Hanukkah falls just before Christmas and otherwise kids would feel very
23:35left out because they don't get Christmas presents.
23:38So a very special tradition in Hanukkah is that we give all the Jewish kids presents so that they don't
23:43feel left out.
23:43So December time is a happy time for all the kids.
23:47Dr. Johnny, Hanukkah sounds like lots of fun.
23:49We're going to sing a song about Hanukkah and about the little dreidel, it's called Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel.
23:56I have a little dreidel, I made it out of clay, and when it's dry and ready, then dreidel I
24:03shall play.
24:03Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made it out of clay.
24:07Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, then dreidel I shall play.
24:10It has a lovely body with legs so short and thin, and when it gets all tired, it drops and
24:16then I win.
24:17Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, with legs so short and thin.
24:21Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, it drops and then I win.
24:24My dreidel's always playful, it loves to dance and spin.
24:28A happy game of dreidel, come play now, let's begin.
24:31Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, it loves to dance and spin.
24:34Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, come play now, let's begin.
24:37I have a little dreidel, I made it out of play
24:41When it's dry and ready, dreidel I shall play
24:44Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made you out of play
24:48Oh, dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, then dreidel I shall play
24:54Everybody, I'm dressed like a Scottish bagpiper
24:57and bagpipes are at celebrations all around Scotland.
25:02Bagpipes, music and food, of course.
25:05Dressed like a piper today, have a look what I'm wearing.
25:08I've got some Scottish brogues on.
25:11They're my shoes.
25:13I have my garters on.
25:15And they're to keep my socks up, my Scottish socks.
25:18I have my kilt on and the pattern on the kilt is tartan.
25:23This here is called a sportan.
25:26And the sportan is like a purse or a wallet that you wear
25:30and it's got lots of decorations on it.
25:33And you can put your keys in it, you can put your toys,
25:36you can put money in it, put whatever you like in the inspiration.
25:39Over here we have a dirk.
25:42Now, a dirk is a Scottish dagger.
25:44These days, ceremonial only, everybody.
25:47We wear these for ceremonial to remember the old days
25:49when people wore them for hunting and other things.
25:53I've got bagpipes to play the bagpipes at the ceremonies.
25:57I've got my bow tie on because it's a very special formal occasion.
26:01Everybody, talk about formal occasions, fun occasions, music.
26:05Here's a song about Tom LaVeaton.
26:12Here's the story on Tom LaVeaton.
26:14Loves to eat the whole day through.
26:17What he eat, but sure astounder.
26:19Listen now to what he'd do.
26:21Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
26:24Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
26:26Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
26:28Listen now to what he'd do.
26:31Breakfast was a joke.
26:40Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:02Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:04Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:06Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:08Lunch was at McFarlane's restaurant
27:11when he'd have a juicy steak
27:13with a bowl of mashed potatoes
27:15while he'd party'd watch them bake.
27:18Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:20Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:22Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:22Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:23Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:24Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:25Limp, ta-da-di, ture-da-di.
27:27For dinner he would eat and to freeze cheesy burgers he would pick
27:32But of course when he was finished Tom La Vita would feel sick
27:36A lint-a-da-di-tura-da-di, lint-a-da-di-tura-day, lint-a-lo-ren, lo-ren,
27:43lo-ren
27:44Tom La Vita would feel sick
27:46A lint-a-da-di-tura-da-di, lint-a-di-tura-day, lint-a-lo-ren, lo-ren, lo
27:53-ren
27:53Tom La Vita would feel sick, Tom La Vita would feel sick
27:58Tom La Vita would feel sick
28:08Can you clean your teeth? Morning and night
28:13Let's all clean our teeth, make them shine so bright
28:18Brush up and down and around and about
28:22Then rinse your mouth and spit it all out
28:27You can brush your teeth up and down
28:32You can brush your teeth around and about
28:37Now we clean our teeth
28:47Yellow bird, up high in banana tree
28:56Yellow bird, you sit all alone like me
29:03But did your little friend leave your nest again
29:08That is very sad, makes me feel so bad
29:12You can fly away, in the sky away
29:17You're more lucky than me
29:23I also love the yellow bird
29:27So graceful does it fly
29:30No sooner does it say hello
29:36Then it flies away, as it says goodbye
29:46Yellow bird, up high in banana tree
29:55Yellow bird, you sit all alone like me
30:01Yellow bird, you sit all alone like me
30:03Let her fly away, in the sky away
30:07Pick a town and suit, take from night to noon
30:11Black and yellow you, like banana too
30:16They might pick you someday
30:22Wish that I were a yellow bird
30:27I'd fly away with you
30:31But I am not a yellow bird
30:35So here I sit, nothing else to do
30:45Yellow bird, yellow bird, yellow bird
31:05First day is a beautiful day
31:07It's the fourth day of the week
31:08And for me, first day is breakfast day
31:12First day is breakfast day
31:16It's the fourth day of the week
31:20First day is breakfast day
31:26All the things you can do on a Thursday
31:35First day is breakfast day
31:38First day is breakfast day
31:38It's the fourth day of the week
31:39It's the fourth day of the week
31:44Have a dog, have a dog
31:47Wow, look at your topies
32:15Everybody, there's nothing better for me
32:16Than to eat an apple and enjoy some lovely hot tea
32:20But have you ever wondered what happens
32:22When you swallow your food
32:23And it goes down inside your tummy
32:25How do you digest it?
32:27We've got an expert coming to tell us
32:29His name's Dr Mick
32:30Here he comes, Dr Mick
32:31Let's all say hi Dr Mick
32:34Hi Dr Mick
32:35Hi Anthony, hello everyone
32:36Dr Mick, I was wondering
32:38Could you represent with your wonderful sound machine
32:41What happens to our food when we chew it?
32:44I'll try
32:45Why?
32:46And when we swallow it?
32:47I'll try that too
32:48And I guess when we digest it?
32:51Here it comes
32:52Apple, chew it
33:05Fantastic, now
33:06Tea
33:07Sipping
33:14Whoa
33:15Thanks Dr Mick
33:25After you chew and swallow your food
33:29Where does it go?
33:32I wish I knew
33:33Does it stay in your tummy?
33:36Does it still taste yummy?
33:38Or is it turned into muck?
33:41Or is it turned into muck?
33:42Well, it goes down the esophagus
33:46Say goodbye
33:46Off it goes into the stomach
33:48Splash!
33:49Round the duodenum
33:51Boy, you should've seen them
33:52Turning into mashy mash
33:55Up and down intestines
33:56Having just the best time
33:58Making us strong, no question
33:59Into the bloodstream
34:02Lose what you don't need
34:03Into the bloodstream
34:03That's what we call digestion
34:06Down your esophagus
34:09Into the stomach
34:10Splash
34:12Round the duodenum
34:16Up and down into spines
34:18Up and down into spines
34:21Into the bloodstream
34:23Lose what you don't need
34:28Now I think I know
34:31Where it all goes
34:33When we swallow our food
34:35I guess
34:36It goes down and down
34:39Round and around
34:42But I forgot the rest
34:44Can you tell me?
34:46Well, it goes down the esophagus
34:49Say goodbye
34:50Off it goes into the stomach
34:51Splash
34:52Round the duodenum
34:53Boy, I should've seen them
34:54Turning into mashy mash
34:56Up and down intestines
34:57Having just the best time
34:58Making us strong, no question
35:00Into the bloodstream
35:01Lose what you don't need
35:02That's what we call digestion
35:19Digestia
35:20What about the descending colon?
35:23That's what we call digestion
35:25What about the ascending colon?
35:28That's what we call digestion
35:35That's what we call digestion
35:37Oh yeah
35:37Oh yeah
35:57Drummer time beats
36:01Tell me, come take your stand
36:05Everybody on your feet
36:11Everybody, sound your fucking hole
36:15Come on, get down
36:20Everybody, sound your fucking hole
36:24Come on, get down
36:28If I keep the riddle
36:33Condus and the crew
36:37Where the main man gets on his hole
36:42Everybody's got to move
36:48Everybody, sound your fucking hole
36:52Come on, get down
36:56Everybody, sound your fucking hole
37:01Come on, get down
37:07Keep dancing, everybody
37:10I love dancing
37:23Everybody, sound your fucking hole
37:28Come on, get down
37:32Everybody, sound your fucking hole
37:37Come on, get down
37:39Come on, get down
38:08Everybody, sound your fucking hole
38:13Come on, get down
38:20I love dancing
38:25Keep dancing, everyone
38:31I love music
38:34I love music
38:39I love music
38:40I love music
38:41I love music
38:45I love music
39:05I love music
39:07I love music
39:15I love music
39:30I love music
39:36I love music
39:42I love music
39:43I love music
39:45I love music
39:45I love music
39:57I love music
40:01I love music
40:02MOP, MOPP
40:07Rag, R-A-G-G, M-O-P-P
40:12Ragpok, Julia, da-da-da
40:17Ragpok, Julia, da-da-da
40:24R-A-G-G, M-O-P-P
40:27Rag, P-O-P-P
40:30Rag Mop! Rag Mop! Rag Mop!
40:37H-E-G-M-O-P-B Rag Mop!
40:41Woohoo!
40:42Oh, this is the best Rag Moppin' I've ever done!
40:49Hi everyone! I love to dance!
40:53And my favorite flowers in all the world are roses!
40:56Hee! Come dance and pick roses with me!
41:07Darling, pick roses with me!
41:12Darling, pick roses with me!
41:15Darling, pick roses with me!
41:20Darling, pick roses with me!
41:27Tarty, come dancing with me
41:35Tarty, come dancing with me
41:40Tarty, come dancing with me
41:47Tarty, pick roses with me
41:52Tarty, pick roses with me
41:55Tarty, pick roses with me
42:00Tarty, pick roses with me
42:06Tarty, pick roses with me
42:07Tarty, pick roses with me
42:12Tarty, pick roses with me
42:14Tarty, pick roses with me
42:15Tarty, pick roses with me
42:18Tarty, pick roses with me
42:23Friday's Fish Friday
42:26It's fish I love to eat
42:29Do all the things you do on a Friday
42:38Friday's Fish Friday
42:40It's the fifth day of the week
42:46Have a job! Have a job!
42:49The jobs on me!
43:04Have a job! Have a job!
43:08The jobs on me!
43:17Hi, everyone. This is our friend Tom McGlynn.
43:19He's a fisherman all the way from Dublin in Ireland.
43:22Hi, Tom.
43:23Hiya, Sam. Hi, everybody. Dear Gwit.
43:25Dear Gwit? Well, what does that mean?
43:27Sam, that means God be with you.
43:30God be with you? Well, what do we say back to you, Tom?
43:32We say, Deus miroguit, Sam.
43:34Deus miroguit? What does that mean?
43:35It means God be with you too.
43:37Well, Deus miroguit to you, Tom.
43:39Now, Tom, you love to go fishing.
43:41What are we fishing for today?
43:43Today, we are fishing for squid.
43:46Squid. Sounds like fun.
43:48Well, why don't we all go fishing together with Tom and...
43:51Whoa! Me, Captain Featherthorn.
43:53Let's go squid jigging.
43:54Squid, squid, ding, ding, ding.
43:58Now, this is the place where the fishermen gather
44:01and oilskins and milk and cake has been done.
44:05For all sizes and jiggers and squid lines and jiggers
44:08as they congregate here on the sweet jigging ground.
44:12Oh, sweet jigging ground.
44:14Some are working their jiggers and others are yarning.
44:17There's some standing up and there's more lying down.
44:21While all kinds of fun jokes and truths are redondes
44:24and wait for the squid on the sweet jigging ground.
44:28Oh, sweet jigging ground.
44:30There's men of old age and the boys in the bargain.
44:33There's old Billy Kingman and his young gray man proud.
44:37There's men from Toria here in the Doria
44:40running at squires on the sweet jigging ground.
44:44Oh, sweet jigging ground.
44:46There's men from the harbour and men from the tickle
44:49in all kinds of motorboats and squid jigging ground.
44:53Right under is Bobby and with him is Gnubby.
44:56He's chore and hot tech on the squid jigging ground.
45:00Oh, sweet jigging ground.
45:03God bless my soul, lift to his skipper, John Campy.
45:06He's the best hand at squid jigging and here I'll be round.
45:09Hello, Oscar, why he's digging one now.
45:12The very first bit of squid jigging ground.
45:16Oh, sweet jigging ground.
45:18The man of the whiskers is old Jacob Steele.
45:22He's getting well on, but he's still pretty sound.
45:25While Uncle Bob Hawkins wears six pairs a-stuckin'.
45:28We're never, he's out now the sweet jigging ground.
45:32Oh, sweet jigging ground.
45:35Bobby Smoke, what a scuffle, old heads are excited.
45:38It's a wonder to me that there's nobody drowned.
45:41There's a bustle, confusion, a wonderful hustle.
45:44They're all squid jigging ground.
45:46Sweet jigging ground.
45:47Oh, sweet jigging ground.
45:51Says Bob, the squids are on top of the water.
45:54I just got me jiggers and one fathom down.
45:57But a squid in the boat scattered right down his throat.
46:00And he swaddled like mad on that squid jigging ground.
46:04Oh, sweet jigging ground.
46:07There's four of cool Louie.
46:08His whiskers are spattered with fuzz of squid juice that's lying around.
46:13One morning, boy, got it right in the eye.
46:16But they don't give a darn on the squid jigging ground.
46:20Oh, sweet jigging ground.
46:22Now, whenever you feel you're trying to go squid,
46:26you'll leave your white potter behind in the town.
46:28And if you get cranky without your zoo cranky,
46:32you better steal, steal on the squid jigging ground.
46:37Oh, what's the squid jigging ground?
46:39Oh, this is the best squid jigging we've ever done.
46:50Everybody loves babies.
46:52We love babies and we're very, very happy to have a wonderful baby with us today.
46:56His name's Levi and Levi's mum is Bernadette.
47:00Bernadette, tell us about Levi. How old is he?
47:03He's four weeks today, Anthony.
47:04Fantastic. Is he a big baby or just average size?
47:08He was a big baby. He was born nine pound two.
47:10Oh, beauty. Now, Levi, like all babies, has got little ears, little eyes, little nose, little mouth and little fingers.
47:19He's absolutely beautiful.
47:21Now, babies are beautiful, but they're also very helpless.
47:24My brother Paul's here today, Bernadette, to tell us about some wonderful tips to keep your baby safe while sleeping
47:31and help reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome.
47:35That's right, Anthony. Always sleep your baby on their back from birth.
47:39Sleep your baby with their face uncovered.
47:42You should have a smoke-free environment before and after your baby's born.
47:46Provide a safe sleeping environment, a safe cot, safe mattress and safe bedding.
47:51And finally, sleep your baby in its own cot next to the parent's bed for the first six to twelve
47:56months of their life.
47:57Here's a great song about safe sleeping.
48:01Sleep safe, my baby boy.
48:03Sleep safe upon your back.
48:06The cot is clear for you, my dear.
48:08And we won't override.
48:11Sleep safe, my baby girl.
48:13Sleep safe in your own space.
48:16A smoke-free house is really crap.
48:18There's lots of things to block your face.
48:21Try so sweet with you, my child.
48:23Yes, we're a family.
48:26You'll grow up so big and strong.
48:29Just you wait and see.
48:31These things will do just fine.
48:33To keep you so healthy.
48:36It's sleeping safe that's really great.
48:38We'll call it a sweet baby.
48:41Sleep safe, my baby boy.
48:43Sleep safe upon your back.
48:46The cot is clear for you, my dear.
48:49And we won't override.
48:51Sleep safe, my baby girl.
48:53Sleep safe in your own space.
48:55A smoke-free house is really rouse.
48:58No things to block your face.
49:03Hi, everyone.
49:04You know, some dogs love to do doggy tricks.
49:07And Wags, well, he's no different.
49:09You know what?
49:10He loves to do cartwheels.
49:12Wags, can you show us one of those wonderful cartwheels?
49:15Here he goes.
49:19Wow, amazing.
49:20Well, you know what else?
49:21He's got another trick.
49:22Some dogs, they love to walk on their hind legs.
49:25But you know what, Wags?
49:26Wags loves to walk on his front legs.
49:29Can you show us, Wags?
49:30Here he goes.
49:34That's amazing.
49:36Wow.
49:39Well, Wags, you truly are a wonderful dog.
49:43Woof.
49:47Hey-ho, go, Wags, go.
49:51Wonderful Wags is the star of the show.
49:55Hey-ho, we watch from below.
49:59Wonderful Wags, the dog.
50:02Watch how he swings on the flying trapeze.
50:06The flying trapeze.
50:08The flying trapeze.
50:10He flies through the air with the greatest of ease.
50:14Wonderful Wags, the dog.
50:18Hey-ho, go, Wags, go.
50:22Wonderful Wags is the star of the show.
50:26Hey-ho, we watch from below.
50:30Wonderful Wags, the dog.
50:33See how he spins when he spins on the rings.
50:37See how he spins when he spins on the rings.
50:38He swings on the rings.
50:39No, he spins on the rings.
50:41Spinning on rings is a wonderful thing.
50:45Wonderful Wags, the dog.
50:49Hey-ho, go, Wags, go.
50:53Wonderful Wags is the star of the show.
50:57Hey-ho, we watch from below.
51:01Wonderful Wags, the dog.
51:20Hey-ho, go, Wags, go.
51:24Wonderful Wags is the star of the show.
51:28Hey-ho, we watch from below.
51:31Wonderful Wags, the dog.
51:41You know what?
51:44Saturdays are sensational.
51:46You know what makes them sensational?
51:48Sultanas.
51:49Saturday is a Sultana day.
51:53It's the sixth day of the week.
51:57Saturday is a Sultana day.
52:00It's the sixth day of the week.
52:04Oh, one of the things we will do on a Saturday.
52:12Saturday is a Sultana day.
52:15It's the sixth day of the week.
52:17Two of the week.
52:19Three-homes, the dog.
52:26Wash your hands.
52:28Wash your hands.
52:30Before you eat.
52:32Before you eat.
52:34Wash with soap and water.
52:36Wash with soap and water.
52:37Your hands are clean.
52:39You're ready to eat.
52:41Four-homes, the dog.
52:46I'm ready to eat.
52:48After toilet use
52:52Wash with soap and water
52:56Keep disease away
53:10I love making sandwiches. You can put all sorts of fillings on there.
53:14I've got some ham, some cheese, some lettuce. It's delicious.
53:18You can make a sandwich too. Put your own fillings on there.
53:21I especially love to eat sandwiches on a Sunday.
53:25Sunday is Sandwich Day
53:28It's the seventh day of the week
53:33Sunday is Sandwich Day
53:36It's sandwiches I love to eat
53:38There's so many things you can do on a Sunday
53:47Sunday is Sandwich Day
53:50It's the seventh day of the week
53:56We've had a great time today
53:57And we hope you had fun too
53:58We'll see you next time
54:00Bye-bye
54:00Bye-bye
54:02Let's sleep
54:03Bye-bye
54:06Let's sleep
54:06See you next time
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