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00:01Let's have some fun!
00:04Read along with a story
00:06Sail the ocean blue
00:09Get your friends and play dress huts
00:13You're all welcome too
00:15We go and learn
00:19Dance to the rhythm of music
00:22We go and learn
00:26Let's have some fun!
00:30Come on a great adventure
00:31Sing your favourite tunes
00:36We need writing and painting
00:38Something we all can do!
00:42We go and learn
00:45Dance to the rhythm of music
00:48We go and learn
00:51Let's have some fun!
00:54We go and learn
00:58Dance to the rhythm of music
01:01We go and learn
01:04Let's have some!
01:06Let's have some!
01:08Let's have some fun!
01:15He likes to dance and keep in time
01:19So let's get the rhythm of the beat
01:21Now we've got the rhythm of the beat
01:24Now let's get the rhythm of the beat
01:28Now let's get the rhythm of the beat
01:51Now we've got the rhythm of the beat
01:54Now let's get the rhythm of the number nine
01:58One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine
02:04Dr. Nickerbocker, Nickerbocker, number nine
02:09He likes to dance and keep in time
02:12Now let's get the rhythm of the hands
02:15Now we've got the rhythm of the hands
02:18Now let's get the rhythm of the hips
02:21Now we've got the rhythm of the hips
02:24Now let's get the rhythm of the feet
02:28Now we've got the rhythm of the beat
02:31Now let's get the rhythm of the number nine
02:35One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine
02:41Dr. Nickerbocker, Nickerbocker, number nine
02:45He likes to dance and keep in time
02:48Now let's get the rhythm of the head
02:51Now we've got the rhythm of the head
02:54Now let's get the rhythm of the hands
02:58Now we've got the rhythm of the hands
03:01Now let's get the rhythm of the hips
03:04Now we've got the rhythm of the hips
03:07Now let's get the rhythm of the feet
03:11Now we've got the rhythm of the feet
03:14Now let's get the rhythm of the number nine
03:18One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine
03:37I love that and you can dance to it too
03:40Everyone, this is our friend Troy Cassadaly
03:42G'day Troy, how are you going?
03:43G'day Murray
03:44G'day everyone
03:45As you can hear, Troy is a fantastic guitar player
03:48And he's a great singer too
03:50Hey Troy, do you think you can help us sing and play a song?
03:53Yeah, there's a great song called Old Dan Tucker
03:56Old Dan Tucker was a fine old man
03:58He washed his face in a frying pan
04:00A frying pan
04:02Hey, here he comes now
04:04Let's hear a bit of Old Dan Tucker
04:06Old Dan Tucker was a fine old man
04:08He washed his face in a frying pan
04:21Now old Dan Tucker's a fine old man
04:24He washed his face in a frying pan
04:26He combed his head with a wagon wheel
04:29Dived with a toothache in his heel
04:31Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
04:34You're too late to get your supper
04:37Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
04:39You're too late to get your supper
04:42Now old Dan Tucker has come to town
04:44Riding a billy goat and leading a hound
04:47Hound dog barked and the billy goat jumped
04:49Ladded Dan Tucker on top of a stump
04:52Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
04:55You're too late to get your supper
04:57Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
05:00You're too late to get your supper
05:12Now old Dan Tucker sat on a trunk
05:15Fell in the fire and kicked up a chunk
05:18Red-hot bull died in his shoe
05:20Oh my lord, how the ashes blew
05:23Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
05:26You're too late to get your supper
05:28Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
05:31You're too late to get your supper
05:43Now old Dan Tucker has come to town
05:46Swinging the ladies round and round
05:49First to the right and then to the left
05:52Bend to the girls that need
05:53Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
05:57You're too late to get your supper
05:59Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
06:02You're too late to get your supper
06:15Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
06:22Get out of the way, old Dan Tucker
06:51You're too late to get your supper
06:52Oh my lord, old Dan Tucker
06:53The Jef is too
06:54Marie's here and so are you
06:57Follow the story and help us too
07:00Sometimes what happens is up to you
07:06Captain Feather Sword's down here at the beach with us too
07:10Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword.
07:12Oh, ahoy there, me hearties.
07:14It's good to see you're all wearing your sun hats to protect your skin.
07:19Hmm, Henry the octopus should be here soon.
07:23Where's Henry?
07:24He said he'd be here after his swim.
07:28Here he is now.
07:30Hello, Henry.
07:31Oh, hello, everyone.
07:34I'm sorry I'm late.
07:35You're here now and that's the main thing, Henry.
07:37Uh, Henry, what's that you're carrying on your arm?
07:43Oh, it's a handbag, Captain.
07:45I found it on the way.
07:47Do you like it?
07:48Oh, it's very nice, Henry, but who does it belong to?
07:52Oh, it's mine, I just told you.
07:54I found it.
07:57Don't think that means it's yours, Henry.
07:59Huh?
08:00Well, just finding something doesn't make it yours.
08:04Someone has lost that handbag and they'll be wondering where it is.
08:08You see, Henry, my boy, if I lost my feather sword and Dorothy the dinosaur found it, it wouldn't mean
08:14it was hers.
08:15Or if I lost my guitar and Wags found it, it wouldn't mean it was his.
08:19But then you'd know who owned it.
08:22I don't know who owns this handbag.
08:24Well, I don't know who owns this handbag either, Henry.
08:28I wonder how we can find out who owns this handbag.
08:32Wait a wiggly minute.
08:36Let's take a moment to see what's past.
08:39Keep following the story until the last.
08:43Help us out, it's easy to do.
08:46What happens next is up to you.
08:52So what do you think we should do to find out who owns the handbag?
08:56Oh.
08:57You think we should have a look inside the handbag.
09:00Now, that's a great idea.
09:02Hey, guys, we should look inside the handbag.
09:06That might help us find out who owns it.
09:09Henry, could you please pass me the bag?
09:12Oh, of course I can, Anthony.
09:15Thanks, mate.
09:16Now, let me see.
09:18Oh.
09:19There's money.
09:23And keys.
09:29And a handkerchief.
09:32But there doesn't seem to be anything with a name on it.
09:35Oh, so, can I keep it now?
09:38No, Henry.
09:39You still can't keep it.
09:40We'll need to ring the police and tell them we've found it.
09:43How will that help?
09:45Well, you see, Henry, me nautical neighbour.
09:48Remember, when people lose something, they often ask the police if anyone has found it.
09:52Oh, so we should ring the police and tell them that we've found it.
09:57That's right, Henry.
09:58You've got it.
10:00I'll ring them.
10:07Hello?
10:08Is this the police station?
10:11This is Sam Wiggles speaking.
10:13Our friend Henry the Octopus found a handbag down near Wiggle Bay, and we don't know who owns it.
10:21It's a gold handbag, and it has some money and some keys inside.
10:27What's that, Captain?
10:29Oh, yes, a handkerchief.
10:31Money and keys and a handkerchief.
10:36There is.
10:37Oh, that's good.
10:39You will.
10:40Oh, thank you very much.
10:43What did they say?
10:44A lady has just come into the police station to say she has lost a gold handbag with money
10:49and keys and a hanky inside.
10:52Hooray!
10:54That's good.
10:55She'll be able to get it back safe and sound.
10:57Will we take it to the police station, Sam?
10:59Oh, no, Geoff.
11:00The police officer will be over this way soon, and she'll pick it up.
11:05This might be her now.
11:07Oh, Henry, give the purse to the police officer.
11:12Hello, Wiggles.
11:14Hello, Captain.
11:14Hello, Henry.
11:16Or should I say, hello, hello, hello.
11:19It's good to meet you.
11:20I understand you found the handbag, Henry.
11:25Thank you, Henry.
11:27The lady who owns this bag will be so pleased to have it back.
11:30She was very worried about it.
11:33It's good to know that there are honest people around.
11:36And honest octopuses, too.
11:39Yes, indeed.
11:41I'll take it straight back to the police station and give it to its rightful owner.
11:45Goodbye, everyone.
11:46Ooroo.
11:47Ooroo, officer.
11:49Whoa, well, I'd better get back to the SS Feather Sword.
11:52Do you want to come with me, Henry?
11:54Oh, yes, Captain.
11:55I'd love to.
11:56Let's go.
11:57Goodbye, everyone.
11:59Goodbye, Wiggles.
12:01Goodbye, Henry.
12:02Goodbye, Captain.
12:07I'll be right back, Wiggles.
12:11Sam is here and Jeff is, too.
12:15Murray's here and so are you.
12:18You helped the story and followed it through.
12:21We all had fun and we hope you did, too.
12:25Well, now it's time for a song.
12:27What song shall we sing?
12:29Hmm.
12:30We're at the beach.
12:31Let's sing Beach Beach, Sandy Beach.
12:34Beauty, babes.
12:38Beach, beach, sandy beach.
12:40Feel the sand on your feet.
12:42Beach, beach, sandy beach.
12:45Feel the sand on your feet.
12:47Snap, snap, snap, snap.
12:48Goes and rides.
12:50Swish, swish.
12:51Goes and fish.
12:52Snap, snap, snap, snap.
12:53Goes and rides.
12:54Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
12:55Says the jellyfish.
12:56Beach, beach, sandy beach.
12:59Feel the sand on your feet.
13:01Beach, beach, sandy beach.
13:03Feel the sand on your feet.
13:05Snap, snap, snap, snap, neue surprise.
13:08Squish, squish, go from fish.
13:10Snap, snap, snap,ummy, belle surprise.
13:13� Zoey, tomorrow, prop, peace, peace, peace, amy peace.
13:17Feel the sand on your feet.
13:20Peace, peace, tare,ены puits.
13:22Feel the sand on your feet.
13:24Feel the sand on your feet.
13:26Feel the sand on your feet.atoire
13:32cause
13:35G'day, everybody. I'm the postie. I wonder if there's something in my bag for someone at Wiggle House. There is.
14:01Hello there. I'm just about to check the letterbox to see if there's any mail. I heard the postie's whistle,
14:08so there must be something.
14:10There is. Look. It's a postcard. On a postcard, there's usually a picture on one side, and on the back,
14:21it tells you who it's for and who it's from. Now let me see.
14:26Ooh. Over this side, it says, Sam Wiggle. That's me. It must be for me. But who's it from?
14:39Ooh. Usually it tells you who it's from on this side. But there's no writing here. Just a picture of
14:48an eyepatch and a pirate's hat.
14:52What? You know who it's from? Who? Come on, tell me.
15:00Captain Feather Sword, of course. Why didn't I realise that?
15:07This must be a picture of one of the tropical islands he visits on his travels. I'll take it inside
15:13and show the others.
15:31Hello there. It's me, Anthony. I'm dressed like a cloud today.
15:39Is that you, Anthony?
15:41It is, Sam. It is.
15:43What are you dressed as today?
15:46Guess.
15:48Well, if I had to guess, I'd say you are wearing a footballer's helmet.
15:54Oh, no, I'm not.
15:56Hmm. Oh, yes, you are.
15:58Oh, no, I'm not.
16:00Oh, yes, you are.
16:01Oh, no, I'm not.
16:02Oh, yes, you are.
16:04I'm not.
16:04Hmm. Looks like a footballer's helmet to me.
16:07What are you wearing, Anthony?
16:09Ask our friends.
16:11Hmm, OK.
16:12Hey, everybody. I thought Anthony was wearing a footballer's helmet.
16:15What do you think he's wearing?
16:21Really?
16:22Oh, I'll check.
16:25Anthony, everybody out there is saying that you're wearing a clown hat.
16:30Well, they're right. I am wearing a clown hat.
16:33Right.
16:33So, I've got a clown hat on my head.
16:35What do you think this is, Sam?
16:38Well, Anthony, I would say that looks like a clown ruffle.
16:43Well, you're right. It is a clown ruffle.
16:46Well, I'm wearing a clown hat on my head.
16:48I've got a clown's ruffle on.
16:50What do you think this is?
16:53I think I know, Anthony.
16:54I think you're wearing a safari jacket.
16:57Oh, no, I'm not.
17:00Oh, yes, you are.
17:01Oh, no, I'm not.
17:03Oh, yes, you are.
17:04Oh, no, I'm not.
17:05Oh, yes, you are.
17:06I'm not.
17:07Hmm. I thought you were, Anthony.
17:10Well, what are you wearing, then?
17:12Ask our friends.
17:14Hmm.
17:15OK.
17:15I thought Anthony was wearing a safari jacket.
17:19What do you think he's wearing?
17:24Really?
17:25I'll check.
17:27Anthony, everybody says you're wearing a clown shirt.
17:31They're right.
17:32It is a clown shirt.
17:33You're right.
17:34So I'm wearing a clown's hat on my head,
17:36clown's ruffle,
17:38a clown's shirt.
17:39What do you think these are, Sam?
17:41Ooh.
17:43Well, if I had to guess, Anthony,
17:45I'd say that was a ballet tutu.
17:48Oh, no, it's not.
17:50Oh, yes, it is.
17:51Oh, no, it's not.
17:53Oh, yes, it is.
17:54Oh, no, it's not.
17:55Oh, yes, it is.
17:56It's not.
17:57Hmm.
17:59What is that, Anthony?
18:00Well, ask our friends.
18:03Oh.
18:04I will.
18:05Everybody, I thought Anthony was wearing a ballet tutu.
18:09What do you think it is?
18:13What do you think I'm dressed as today?
18:13You think they're...
18:15Really?
18:16Well, I'll check with Anthony.
18:19Anthony, everybody out there thinks that you're wearing some clown pantaloons.
18:24They're exactly right.
18:25They are clown pantaloons.
18:28You were right.
18:29So, Sam, I'm wearing a clown's hat on my head.
18:31I have clown's ruffles on.
18:33I've got a clown's shirt.
18:35Clown pantaloons.
18:37What do you think I'm dressed as today?
18:39Hmm.
18:41It's very tricky, Anthony.
18:42Can you give me another clue?
18:44Of course I can.
18:45Watch this.
18:51Hat back on the head.
18:53Mm-hmm.
19:00So, Anthony, you're wearing a clown hat.
19:03You're wearing a clown ruffle.
19:04A clown shirt.
19:06Some clown pantaloons.
19:07And you're juggling.
19:09Anthony, you're a clown.
19:11You're right, Sam.
19:14But the big question is, Anthony, where are you going?
19:17Well, I'm going to the circus to perform my wonderful juggling act,
19:21and you're coming to watch.
19:22Fantastic.
19:23Let's go.
19:24Yes.
19:31Ezekiel connected them dry bones.
19:34Ezekiel connected them dry bones.
19:36Ezekiel connected them dry bones.
19:39Oh, hear the word of the Lord.
19:41Your toe bone connected to your foot bone.
19:45Your foot bone connected to your ankle bone.
19:48Your ankle bone connected to your leg bone.
19:51Oh, hear the word of the Lord.
19:53Your leg bone connected to your knee bone.
19:57Your knee bone connected to your thigh bone.
19:59Your thigh bone connected to your hip bone.
20:02Oh, hear the word of the Lord.
20:04Your backbone connected to your shoulder bone
20:08Your shoulder bone connected to your neck bone
20:11Your neck bone connected to your head bone
20:14Oh, hear the word of the Lord
20:16Them bones, them bones are gonna walk around
20:19Them bones, them bones are gonna walk around
20:22Them bones, them bones are gonna walk around
20:25Oh, hear the word of the Lord
20:27Disconnect them bones, them dry bones
20:31Disconnect them bones, them dry bones
20:34Disconnect them bones, them dry bones
20:37Oh, hear the word of the Lord
20:39Your head bone connected to your neck bone
20:43Your neck bone connected to your shoulder bone
20:46Your shoulder bone connected to your back bone
20:48Oh, hear the word of the Lord
20:51Your hip bone connected to your thigh bone
20:54Your thigh bone connected to your knee bone
20:57Your knee bone connected to your leg bone
21:00Oh, hear the word of the Lord
21:02Your ankle bone connected to your ankle bone
21:06Your ankle bone connected to your foot bone
21:09Your foot bone connected to your toe bone
21:12Oh, hear the word of the Lord
21:14Oh, hear the word of the Lord
21:17Oh, hear the word of the Lord
21:26We go and learn
21:30Neds Hands Up, Neds Hands Up, Neds Hands Up
21:37Goodbye from the Wiggles
21:39It's time to say goodbye to you
21:41Goodbye from the Wiggles
21:43It's time to say goodbye
21:45Goodbye from the Wiggles
21:47It's time to say goodbye to you
21:49Goodbye from the Wiggles
21:51It's time to say goodbye
21:53Hooroo! Bye-bye!
21:54Bye-bye!
21:55Bye!
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