00:00Andy Pandy's coming to play, la la la la la la, Andy Pandy's here today, la la la la la la.
00:26Andy Pandy's waiting for us in his basket. Let's go and find him, shall we?
00:32There he is. What's the matter with you, Andy Pandy? Are you pretending to be shy?
00:41Children, he isn't shy at all, really, is he? You call him.
00:47Andy! Andy Pandy! That's right. Are you waving to him, children?
00:56Well, that's one way of getting out of your basket. Look at him waving his boots about.
01:05He's so proud of them he wants to show you. Do you like his little white boots?
01:11There's one. There's the other. And do you like his clothes? They've got stripes that go all the way up to his neck and all the way down to his feet.
01:30Yes, Andy Pandy. There's stripes on the back, too. And that's Andy's hat. He always wears that. He's dressed just like a little clown with white boots and a white collar.
01:48Andy Pandy. Andy Pandy, are you going to show the children all the things in your little house?
01:53That's your table, isn't it? And your chair. And you've got lots of other things, too, haven't you?
02:03Children, Andy Pandy's got a song about all his things. You listen.
02:10Here's my little window. Here's my little door. Here's my little carpet on my little floor. Here's my little table. Here's my little chair.
02:30Here's my little chair. Now I'll go and count them to see if they're all there. Now I'll go and count them to see if they're all there.
02:46There's my little window. There's my little door. There's my little carpet on my little floor. There's my little table.
02:59There's my little table. There's my little chair. Now I've counted all of them and all of them are there. Now I've counted all of them and all of them are there.
03:20Well, Andy Pandy, are you going to play with the children today? What shall we play? Andy's hands go up.
03:30Children, this is the first song Andy ever had and all his little friends know it. Are you going to play, too? See if you can make your hands go up as high as Andy Pandy's.
03:43Come along.
03:45And his hands go up. And his hands go down. And his hands go up and far. And his hands go down.
04:07Ah, here comes Teddy. Hello, Teddy. Hello. Are you waving to him, children? What's the matter, Teddy? Children? Teddy keeps waving. I know what it is. He's seen that one of the children watching is holding attention.
04:25Teddy bear. Is it a teddy bear? Is it a friend of yours, Teddy? How nice. And is he waving to you? No? Children, if anybody's got a teddy bear watching, please make him wave to our teddy.
04:41Ah, now Teddy's happy. Come on, Teddy. Let's play with the children. Shall I play your marching song, Andy Pandy? Children, are you going to march up and down, too?
04:57Here we go.
04:59Marching, marching, marching, marching up and down. Marching, marching, all around the town. Marching, marching, marching up and down.
05:07Marching, marching, marching, all around the town. Marching, marching, marching up and down. Marching, marching, all around the town.
05:32Marching, marching, all around the town. Marching, marching, marching up and down. Marching, marching, all around the town.
05:57Look, children. Who's that sitting in the bath? It's Louby Lou, isn't it? Andy Pandy must have put her there.
06:06You going to give her a pretend bath, Andy Pandy? Look, children. Andy's washing her feet. And Teddy's trying to wash her face.
06:16He can't quite reach. Oh dear, now he's got right in. And Andy says he mustn't. But it's only pretend water, so it doesn't matter.
06:31And there's Andy Pandy getting in himself now. I suppose if Teddy won't come out, he thinks he may as well get in.
06:40How would you like to have two people getting into your bath to wash you? Oh, poor Louby Lou. Don't let the soap get in her eyes, Andy.
06:52Teddy, you don't wash hair when it's done up in plaits. Still, it doesn't matter. After all, it's only pretend.
07:02People don't really have a bath with all their clothes on, do they? What are they doing now?
07:11Look, children. Teddy's washing Andy Pandy. Rub-a-dub-dub, rub-a-dub-dub. They look just like the three men in a tub, don't they?
07:25Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub. Shall we play that, Andy Pandy? Who's going to be the butcher?
07:34All right. Andy Pandy's the butcher. Who's going to be the baker? You, Teddy. And Louby Lou's going to be the candlestick maker.
07:46Are you going to sing, children? Come along.
07:54Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub. And who do you think they be? The butcher? The baker? The candlestick maker?
08:03So out they jump till three. Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub. And who do you think they be? The butcher? The baker? The candlestick maker? So in they jump till three.
08:15And now they're in again. Oh dear, we'd better do that again, Andy Pandy.
08:21Who's going to be the butcher this time? Teddy. And who's going to be the baker? Andy Pandy.
08:30And Louby Lou's the candlestick maker again. Off we go.
08:38Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub. And who do you think they be? The butcher? The baker? The candlestick maker? So out they jump till three.
08:49Rub-a-dub-dub-dub, three men in a tub. And who do you think they be? The butcher? The baker? The candlestick maker? So out they jump till three.
08:57As Andy Pandy and Teddy have gone off, let's go and see what Louby Lou's doing, shall we? There you are Louby Lou. Now you can play with the children, can't you? Say hello to her children.
09:14Now you can play with the children, can't you?
09:17Say hello to her children.
09:22Looby, did you like being washed?
09:26Perhaps you'd rather wash yourself, would you?
09:29Oh, never mind.
09:31Children, here's a song about Looby-loo.
09:34You listen.
09:35Little Looby-loo is here for all to see.
09:44With pretty little yellow plants as tidy as can be.
09:50See, she dries her little face, now so nice and clean.
09:56Looby, the best ragdoll that ever has been seen.
10:02Shall we sing that again?
10:07That's right.
10:09Oh, come out.
10:18Little Looby-loo is here for all to see.
10:23With pretty little yellow plants as tidy as can be.
10:28See, she dries her little face, now so nice and clean.
10:35Looby is the best ragdoll that ever has been seen.
10:43Looby, I can hear Andy and Teddy jump back into the bath before they see you.
10:50Off you go.
10:51Goodbye, Looby-loo.
10:55Goodbye.
10:56Children, Andy and Teddy don't know when Looby-loo plays with you, do they?
11:02That's our secret.
11:06Oh, what a beautiful ball.
11:09Isn't it big, children?
11:11As big as the moon.
11:14Comes up to Andy-pandy's waist.
11:15What ever can they do with such a big ball?
11:21They can't throw it, can they?
11:24Children, you watch while we play Teddy's song.
11:27And his little teddy bear likes to be with Andy.
11:43That is why he's come today to play with Andy-pandy.
11:49And his little teddy bear tries to play like Andy.
11:56But his little short, fat legs can't reach as far as Andy.
12:05Oh, what a big jump.
12:09Can you jump over too, Teddy?
12:11Oh, Andy-pandy, just now we said your ball looked as big as the moon.
12:23Let's play the nursery rhyme where the cow jumped over the moon, shall we?
12:27Children, do you remember Hey Diddle Diddle?
12:31Shall we play that Andy-pandy?
12:33You could be the cow who jumped over the moon.
12:36And Teddy could be the little dog that laughed.
12:38Are you going to sing too, children?
12:42And mind you, jump when the time comes.
12:47Hey Diddle Diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon.
12:52The little dog laughed to see such fun on the dish and away with the spoon.
12:59Now it's Teddy's turn to jump over the moon.
13:03And Andy-pandy can be the little dog that laughed.
13:06Here comes the music.
13:08A Diddle Diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon.
13:16The little dog laughed to see such fun on the dish and away with the spoon.
13:23Well, it's time to get into your basket.
13:26So come along.
13:28Time to go home.
13:29Time to go home.
13:36Time to go home.
13:39Time to go home.
13:43Time to go home.
13:45Time to go home.
13:48Andy is waving goodbye.
13:52Goodbye.
13:54Goodbye.
13:56And Andy-pandy's going home now, but he's coming again soon.
14:03Goodbye, children.
14:05Goodbye.
14:06Goodbye.
14:06Time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now, but it's time to go home now
