00:11We're ready to wiggle, wiggle your fingers high in the sky
00:17We're ready to wiggle, wiggle your ears and wiggle your eyes
00:22We're ready to wiggle, wiggle your hair and wiggle your nose
00:27We're ready to wiggle, wiggle all ten toes, wiggle all ten toes
00:37We'd like you to meet a friend of ours who's not a person like you or me
00:41She's a dinosaur and her name is Dorothy the Dinosaur
00:45Now Dorothy the Dinosaur is a very friendly dinosaur
00:48She's green, she's got yellow spots, she wears a white floppy hat
00:52But best of all, Dorothy the Dinosaur loves to eat roses
00:58Dorothy also loves to sing this
01:00She sings rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
01:04Can you sing that with us? Let's try
01:06Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
01:09That's great
01:10Now here's a song about the first time that we met Dorothy the Dinosaur
01:30I was looking out my window late the other night
01:34She was sitting in the garden and gave me such a pride
01:38Eating all mum's roses there in the moonlight
01:42It was Dorothy the Dinosaur
01:44I knew that if mum saw her she'd never let her stay
01:49A dinosaur as big as that needs feeding night and day
01:53I'd have to find a place where I could hide her away
01:56Dorothy the Dinosaur
02:00Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
02:04I like it here
02:06Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
02:11Dorothy the Dinosaur
02:14I knew that she was so big that she'd soon be found
02:18My mother called the dog catcher
02:21He came around
02:22When he laid his eyes on her he fell to the ground
02:26Now I take it that's Dorothy the Dinosaur
02:29Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
02:33I'm so dumb in her
02:34Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
02:37Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
02:38You can't find some roses in that background right now
02:41Dorothy the Dinosaur
02:43They called up the police to take her right away
02:48They called up the zoo to find a place to stay
02:51I said they couldn't take her, I said no way
02:55That's Dorothy the Dinosaur
02:58That's me
02:59Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
03:02Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
03:06Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, rump-pomp-ba-chomp
03:08Rump-pomp-ba-chomp, Dorothy the Dinosaur
03:29There are so many things to do when you play outside.
03:33You can swing on a tyre, or climb the monkey bars, ride a bike, or kick a ball.
03:42You can balance on stepping stones, or walk along a balance board.
03:49You can slide down like...
03:51Hello, my name is Stephanie.
03:53Oh, I wonder where she's going with that orange cone.
03:59Is that a cubby house?
04:02Are they climbing through the roof? I hope they're not stuck.
04:06Oh, here are some swings, and the slippery dip.
04:13Or, you can just sit with your friends and fill a cone with wood chips.
04:18Hmm, I wonder what they'll do with them now.
04:23And, of course, when you play outside, it's very important to wear a hat and remember to use sunscreen.
04:45Hi, Jeff!
04:46There's no need to shout.
04:48What?
04:49I said there's no need to shout.
04:51Pardon?
04:53I said there's no need to shout.
04:55Sorry, Jeff.
04:56What are you up to?
04:58Oh, I've got these two new CDs.
05:00One has got the sounds of the jungle, like birds singing.
05:04Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet.
05:05Monkey laughs.
05:08And lions roaring.
05:09Rawr.
05:10And this other one is a famous opera singer.
05:13Hmm, I didn't know you liked opera, Jeff.
05:16I love the opera.
05:18Did you know that in opera, they sing everything instead of saying it?
05:22Well, that sounds interesting, Jeff.
05:24Look, here's the headphones to listen to your new CDs.
05:26And I'm up for a snack.
05:34See ya, Jeff.
05:36See ya, Anthony.
05:39Hmm, the sounds of the jungle or the sounds of the opera?
05:44Which will I listen to first?
05:46I'll put the opera on.
05:58And now, from the Sydney Opera House, music you'll never forget.
06:03Sit down, take your shoes off and relax.
06:07I said, take your shoes off.
06:10Who?
06:10Who, me?
06:11Yes, you, Jeff Wiggle.
06:14Ah, that's better.
06:16Now, welcome to the stage, the one and only, the diva Edith von Schmitten.
06:24Thank you, Jeff.
06:25Thank you, Jeff.
06:27Thank you, Jeff.
06:31Thank you, Jeff.
06:37Thank you, Jeff.
06:39Thank you, Jeff.
06:39Thank you, Jeff.
06:39Thank you, Jeff.
06:39Thank you, Jeff.
06:39Thank you, Jeff.
06:39Thank you, Jeff.
06:40Thank you, Jeff.
06:40Thank you, Jeff.
06:40Thank you, Jeff.
06:41Thank you, Jeff.
06:41Thank you, Jeff.
06:41Thank you, Jeff.
06:42Thank you, Jeff.
06:43Thank you, Jeff.
06:45Thank you, Jeff.
06:48Thank you, Jeff.
07:21Will Jeff ever wake up?
07:24How will the Wiggles wake him?
07:27What will happen when he does?
07:33Jeff's been asleep for a long, long time.
07:36I think we'd better wake him up.
07:37When I count three, let's say, wake up Jeff.
07:41One, two, three.
07:43Wake up, Jeff!
07:46Huh? Huh? Huh?
07:48Oh, I know why he didn't wake up.
07:49He can't hear us. He's got his headphones on.
07:53Has he been listening to that all this time?
07:55Now let's try it.
07:57One, two, three.
07:59Wake up, Jeff!
08:01Wow, Jeff, you've been asleep for ages.
08:03It didn't look like we'd be able to wake you up.
08:06I'm awake.
08:09I'm awake.
08:11Huh? Huh?
08:12Huh?
08:13Yeah, well, Jeff, we thought you'd like to wake up and come with us to Wags the Dog's house.
08:18Wags the dog, the wonderful dog, our best friend, best friend, best friend.
08:53He's been listening to that CD for so long he thinks he's in an opera.
08:56Wiggles, we'd better think of something fast or Jeff's going to sound like an opera singer forever.
09:01Let's start thinking.
09:06Hey, maybe if he falls asleep without the headphones on, he'll get back to normal again.
09:11Good thinking.
09:12It doesn't take much for funny old Jeff to fall asleep.
09:15Hey, Jeff, why don't you have a nap before we leave this place?
09:19Oh, yes, oh, yes, oh, yes.
09:27Quickly, take that CD out and put the other one in.
09:30If he wakes up and starts listening to that opera recording again, we'll never get him back to normal.
09:35That should do the trick.
09:36No more opera singing for you, Jeff.
09:38Oh, come on, let's wake him up and see if it worked.
09:40When I count three.
09:42One, two, three.
09:44Wake up, Jeff!
09:49So, Jeff, do you still think you're an opera star?
09:53An opera star?
09:54Of course not.
09:57He's back to normal.
09:59Did you see him?
10:00He thought he was in an opera.
10:01Yeah, singing everything.
10:04He was really funny.
10:05Singing like this.
10:07Hey, Jeff, sing us another aria.
10:10Hey, he's asleep again.
10:12That Jeff, he can sleep anywhere.
10:14Oh, no.
10:14Oh, what?
10:15Oh, no.
10:16Oh, what?
10:16Oh, no.
10:17Oh, what?
10:17The headphones.
10:18He's got the headphones on again.
10:21Oh, no, he'll turn into the opera singer again.
10:24Not this time.
10:25I changed the CD to the Sounds of the Jungle.
10:31Oh, well, we'd better wake him up then.
10:33When I count three, let's say, wake up, Jeff.
10:36One, two, three.
10:38Wake up, Jeff!
10:40Oh, hi, Jeff.
10:41We were a bit worried when we saw you'd fallen asleep with the headphones on again.
10:44Oh, no.
10:45He was listening to the sounds of the jungle.
10:47Now he thinks he's a monkey.
10:49Well, at least monkeys are friendly.
10:52Rah!
10:52But lions aren't.
10:54Let's get out of here.
10:56Whoa!
10:59Wake up, Jeff!
11:01Everybody's wiggling.
11:03Wake up, Jeff!
11:04We really need you.
11:05Wake up, Jeff!
11:07You're missing all the fun now.
11:08Wake up, Jeff!
11:10Before the day's through.
11:11What's that sound?
11:13I can hear somebody snoring.
11:14What's that sound?
11:15It's not Murray or Greg.
11:17Anthony's awake, so let's have another guest now.
11:20Oh, my goodness.
11:22It must be Jeff.
11:23Wake up, Jeff!
11:25Everybody's wiggling.
11:26Wake up, Jeff!
11:28We really need you.
11:29Wake up, Jeff!
11:31You're missing all the fun now.
11:32Wake up, Jeff!
11:33Before the day's through.
11:47Dorothy the dinosaur is munching on some roses.
11:50Wags the dog is digging up bones.
11:53Henry the octopus is dancing round in circles.
11:56Wake up, Jeff!
11:57We need you for the show.
11:59Wake up, Jeff!
12:00Everybody's wiggling.
12:02Wake up, Jeff!
12:03We really need you.
12:04Wake up, Jeff!
12:06You're missing all the fun now.
12:08Wake up, Jeff!
12:09Before the day's through.
12:14Oh!
12:16Oh!
12:17Oh!
12:17Can you keep that noise down?
12:19I'm trying to sleep.
12:21Henry the octopus
12:22lives down in the deep blue sea.
12:25Henry the octopus
12:27he's a friend to you and me.
12:30Hi, everybody.
12:31Or as we say in octopus language,
12:34Pree-boop!
12:38It was a lovely day in the ocean.
12:40The water was cool, clear and blue.
12:43Henry the octopus lived in his house under the sea.
12:45Henry had an idea
12:46and rang his friend the catfish on the shell-o-phone.
12:49Hello, catfish.
12:51Do you think you could get together
12:52with all our friends for a sports day?
12:54I'll arrange the events and prizes.
12:57It'll be so much fun.
12:59The catfish spoke to all their friends
13:01who gathered at Henry's place
13:02to hear what he planned.
13:03Henry spoke.
13:05Welcome, everybody, to this sports day.
13:07We'll throw the shot put,
13:09have races,
13:10do very special swimming,
13:11and we'll all clap and cheer.
13:14Everyone thought this a great idea
13:16and moved to where the first event would take place.
13:19The shot put is where you throw
13:20a big, heavy ball as far as you can.
13:22Whoever throws the shot put the furthest wins.
13:25Henry decided to enter the competition.
13:27He looked at the flags in the sand
13:29where other creatures had thrown the shot put.
13:32OK, look out, fishies.
13:34Look out, band.
13:36Here comes Henry throwing balls in the sand.
13:39Henry was only supposed to throw one ball,
13:41but he had so many arms
13:43that he picked up one of them
13:44and threw them at the same time.
13:47Oops, said Henry.
13:48Oh, Henry, only throw one ball next time.
13:53Still, the crowd enjoyed it.
13:55Perhaps we'll have better luck in another event.
13:57The next event is synchronised swimming.
14:00The underwater big band can play.
14:03There can be two teams of swimmers,
14:05the catfish and the fishettes.
14:07And so the synchronised swimming began.
14:10Unfortunately, Joey and Jacques
14:11got carried away with the excitement
14:13and started playing faster and faster.
14:16The fish started twirling around and around
14:18until they were very dizzy.
14:20Henry quickly stopped the band
14:22and all the fish were very grateful.
14:24Jacques apologised to everyone.
14:26Oh, sorry, little fishies.
14:28You know we got carried away with a groove.
14:30I think we went too fast.
14:31That's OK, Jacques.
14:33It was a lovely tune you were playing.
14:35Now how about everyone rests
14:36as we all watch the seahorse races?
14:39Henry waved the starting flag
14:41and away they went.
14:42Ooh, but there was one problem.
14:45Henry had forgotten to tell them
14:47where the finishing line was.
14:49Oh dear.
14:50Henry sent Jacques to catch the seahorses
14:52and tell them to stop.
14:54Things had not exactly gone to plan.
14:57Henry gathered everyone together
14:58and announced that they were all winners
15:00and have been great sports.
15:02Thank you all for coming along.
15:05We've had a lot of fun.
15:06For those who have competed today,
15:09everyone will receive a shiny shell
15:11on a ribbon, said Henry.
15:13And for all those who have come to watch
15:15and cheer,
15:16there is some lovely cold iceberg cream
15:18and barnacle biscuits.
15:20What a treat.
15:21Henry was a generous octopus.
15:23Everyone said that they should do it again next year.
15:26After such a big day,
15:28Henry was ready to sleep.
15:30Playing sports is tiring,
15:31but it's a lot of fun.
15:37Ahoy there, me hearties.
15:39You're all welcome here.
15:40Welcome to the Swords Pirate Show.
16:00Ahoy there, me hearty.
16:03Oh, the artist didn't work, is it?
16:07Oh, come on, Wags.
16:09Just a quick look.
16:10It'll only take your squillions of a second.
16:12It'll be like this.
16:15Oh, come on, Wags.
16:17I don't think you realize
16:18you're passing up the chance
16:19for some expert advice.
16:22Do you know, perchance,
16:22I was a professional painter
16:24before I became the Pacific's
16:25most powerful and popular pirate?
16:32Oh, very well, then.
16:33I'll let you get back to it.
16:36I know.
16:37I'll do my own painting.
16:58Oh, it's quite a gift we have, isn't it, Wags?
17:00Oh, what's your favorite style?
17:03Portraits?
17:05Landscapes, perhaps?
17:06Maybe abstract?
17:09I'm somewhat of a master of them all myself.
17:17Am I disturbing you, Wags?
17:20Oh, you finished your masterpiece then?
17:25I'd better get cracking on mine.
17:26I'd better get cracking on mine.
17:28恥?
17:45Hey, what's up?
17:57Oh, my God.
17:57I'll see you on your next one.üher
17:57of us. We've
18:00Oh, my God.
18:07Oh, my God.
18:45Oh, that's much better.
18:50Oh, here he comes.
19:05Oh, no need to thank me, boy.
19:09You don't have to tell anyone that your old captain helped you with your painting.
19:12You can pretend you did it all by yourself.
19:16Oh, it's very good, isn't it?
19:18Would you like me to hang it on your wall for you?
19:21Wags?
19:25Oh, my God.
19:30Oh, my God.
19:40Oh, my God.
19:45Oh, my God.
19:47Oh, my God.
19:52Oh, my God.
19:57Oh, my God.
20:29Oh, F-O-E-T-I-T-I-A
20:33Oh, F-O-E-T-I-T-I-A
20:37Oh, F-O-E-T-I-T-I-A
20:40F-O-E-T-O-K-E-T-O-K-E-A
20:42F-O-E-T-O-K-E-T-O-K-E-A
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