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Written by Bernie Kay and Terry Ward
Voices: Jill Shilling and David Shaw Parker
Directed by Trevor Bond and Terry Ward
Written by Bernie Kay and Terry Ward
Voices: Jill Shilling and David Shaw Parker
Directed by Trevor Bond and Terry Ward
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00:00In the land of Mr. Men far away, there's lots of fun in the Mr. Silly way.
00:08They learn to sing and they learn to say their letters through and through.
00:16Now see if you can too.
00:20A for apple and a for bouncing ball.
00:27There was cup, bouquet, but Mr. Greedy ate it all.
00:36Are you ready for some more?
00:39Yummy, yummy.
00:41Not you.
00:42D for daydream and F for eggs you eat.
00:49Now there's F for fuzzy and fish and fun and guh.
00:57D for grumpy and grass and grand and green.
01:03And that's hot for helpful and that's what we should be.
01:11Hello, anybody home?
01:27Ah, there you are.
01:31Hello, I'm Mr. Clever.
01:33And I'm Mr. Tickle.
01:35This is a story about the day the Mr. Men and Little Misses went on an exciting bus trip.
01:43You might say it was a hunting trip.
01:45An alphabet hunting trip.
01:47Because we were searching for something beginning with A.
01:51something beginning with B.
01:53And with K.
01:55We were looking for something for every letter in the alphabet.
02:01And every time we found one, I wrote the word in my alphabet book.
02:05Where's my book?
02:07Where's my book?
02:11And I wrote it all down in my alphabet book.
02:15We drove through Mr. Land, through towns, and villages, and along country lanes.
02:34We drove past farmlands, and woodlands, over hills, and through valleys, and we visited some very interesting places.
02:48Oh, stop the bus, Mr. Clever.
02:51A is the first letter in the alphabet, and there's something beginning with A.
02:56Apple.
02:57Look, there are lots of apples in those trees, and on the ground.
03:02And someone else saw those apples as well.
03:07An ant.
03:08She was taking an apple home to make apple sauce, or apple pie, or whatever it is that ants fancy for tea.
03:18A is for ant.
03:21And A is for apple.
03:27A is for ant.
03:30A is for apple.
03:36Very good.
03:37I'll write A for apple in my book.
03:41The next letter in the alphabet is B.
03:44B.
03:45B is for bounce, like Mr. Bounce.
03:56B is for bounce, and B is for ball.
04:03B is for bounce, and B is for ball.
04:06Oh, gosh, just look at that cake shop window.
04:17Oh, what a wonderful, delicious, absolutely scrumptious looking currant cake.
04:24Yum, yum, yum.
04:25Can we stop, Mr. Clever?
04:26I'll only be a few seconds.
04:29Mr. Greedy was as good as his word.
04:33In a matter of seconds, all that was left of that wonderful, delicious, absolutely scrumptious looking currant cake were a few crumbs.
04:41C is for currants, and C is for cake.
04:56C is for currants.
04:59C is for cake.
05:00C is for cake.
05:04Oh, look!
05:05It's Little Miss Splendid with her dog.
05:09Little Miss Splendid's dog has brown dots.
05:12And her hat has red dots.
05:14D is for dog.
05:19D is for dog.
05:22D is for dots.
05:27D is for dog.
05:30D is for dots.
05:37Now, her dog has no dots.
05:39D is for dog encounters.
05:42D on we went.
05:43D on we went.
05:44D we met Mr. Strong.
05:45D he was carrying a basket full of eggs.
05:49D eggs?
05:50D eggs start with F, our next letter!
05:54D but, what are you going to do with so many eggs, Mr. Strong?
05:59D I'm going to eat eggs for breakfast.
06:01D boiled eggs.
06:03D fried eggs.
06:04D poached eggs.
06:05D scrambled eggs.
06:07And after Mr. Strong eats his huge breakfast, his basket will be empty.
06:14E is for eggs.
06:19E is for empty.
06:23E is for eggs.
06:27E is for empty.
06:31Now, let's see.
06:35Let's see. Something beginning with...
06:39Oh, I've got it. Fish.
06:42But we won't find any out here.
06:45Unless they're flying fish.
06:53E is for fish.
06:55E is for flying.
06:59E is for fish.
07:03F is for flying.
07:08Look at that.
07:09We've found the first six letters of the alphabet.
07:12Let's say them together.
07:13Ready?
07:15A.
07:16A.
07:17B.
07:18C.
07:19D.
07:20E.
07:21F.
07:22D.
07:23D.
07:24D.
07:25E.
07:26F.
07:27F.
07:29Apple
07:35Ball
07:37Cake
07:40Dog
07:42Egg
07:45Fish
07:48I'll bet you can't name four animals that belong to the cat family.
07:58Oh yes, I can.
07:59There's a mummy cat, a daddy cat, and two kittens.
08:10There's a word for grass, and it's green.
08:20D is for grass.
08:23D is for green.
08:24D is for grass.
08:29D is for green.
08:31D is for green.
08:38D is everyone happy back there?
08:40D is for green.
08:42D is everyone happy back there?
08:44D is for green.
08:45D is for green.
08:46D is once green.
08:47D is and one half-class
09:05How about hat? Your beautiful new hat.
09:14Her is for happy. Her is for hat.
09:22Her is for happy. Her is for hat.
09:26Where have we stopped, Mr Clever?
09:36I can't add any more words to my book.
09:39There's something wrong with my pen.
09:41I wonder if I've run out of ink.
09:43Try shaking it.
09:46Oh! Oh! Oh!
09:48Sorry, Mr Nonsense, but aren't you clever?
09:51It's working again.
09:53Yes, that's our next letter, Mr Clever.
09:55I for ink.
10:01I is for ink.
10:07I is for ink.
10:14Now, we must find something beginning with J.
10:19There we are. Look at those sheep.
10:21They're jumping.
10:23J is for jumping.
10:25And the sheep's wool makes warm, woolly jumpers.
10:31J is for jumping.
10:39J is for jumper.
10:41Here we are at the zoo.
10:56Everybody watch for...
10:57What's our next letter?
10:58Now, that is most extraordinary.
11:07Upon my word, that is a kangaroo flying a kite.
11:11What do you think, Mr Nonsense?
11:13Well, I think it would be more extraordinary if a kite were flying a kangaroo.
11:21Oh, well, that's a kangaroo.
11:22Oh, well, that's nonsense.
11:24It certainly is.
11:26That makes five more letters we've learned.
11:32K is for kangaroo.
11:33K is for kangaroo.
11:40K is for kite.
11:42That makes five more letters we've learned.
11:46Let's say them together.
11:49Ready?
11:50Ready?
11:51G
11:53H
11:56I
11:58J
12:00K
12:02Grass
12:07Hat
12:09Ink
12:12J
12:14J
12:14J
12:14Kite
12:15J
12:16Kite
12:17Oh, oh, what is big and hairy and has six legs, red eyes and big sharp teeth?
12:28I don't know.
12:29What is big and hairy?
12:30It has six legs, red eyes and big sharp teeth.
12:35Oh, oh, I don't know either.
12:37Oh, but it's standing right behind you.
12:39Oh, oh.
12:42Hey everyone.
12:43I found something wonderful beginning with our next letter.
12:47He's the king of the jungle.
12:48A lion.
12:49L is for lion.
12:50L is for lion.
12:52L is for lion.
12:55L is for lion.
12:56L is for lion.
12:57L is for lion.
13:02And I have two brilliant words beginning with M. But you must promise not to laugh.
13:05promise?
13:06Well, here they are.
13:07Well, here they are.
13:08M is for mr mischief.
13:09M is for monkey.
13:10And I have two brilliant words beginning with M. But you must promise not to laugh.
13:17Promise?
13:18Well, here they are.
13:19M is for mr mischief.
13:20M is for monkey.
13:21Trouble is, I can't tell which one's the monkey.
13:28M is for monkey.
13:29M is for mischief.
13:30M is for monkey.
13:35M is for mischief.
13:36M is for monkey.
13:37M is for mischief.
13:38M is for monkey.
13:39M is for mischief.
13:40M is for monkey.
13:41M is for monkey.
13:42Well, that wasn't too difficult.
13:44M is for finger stirred.
13:46M is for monkey.
13:46M is for monkey.
13:48M is for monkey.
13:50tè¡£ful
13:55M is for monkey.
13:58Well, that wasn't too difficult.
14:00Now, to find something beginning with n. Mr. Nonsense was thinking when suddenly
14:02Mr. Nosey appeared.
14:03Something beginning with n.
14:04Rren Nosey
14:06Oh, here it is.
14:07Right in front of your eyes.
14:08Your nose.
14:13N is for nose, N is for nonsense, N is for nose, N is for nonsense.
14:29Then everyone followed me to the aquarium.
14:32That was a good place to find something beginning with O.
14:36And indeed we did find something beginning with O.
14:39A bright orange coloured octopus with eight long arms.
14:44Lucky old octopus, he can tickle eight people at the same time.
14:52O is for orange, O is for octopus.
15:00O is for orange, O is for octopus.
15:09Our next letter was making himself incredibly messy.
15:13You're right, it was a big pink pig.
15:17And who was that with him?
15:19You're right again, it was Mr. Messy.
15:22P is for pig.
15:31P is for pink.
15:37P is for pig.
15:40P is for pink.
15:41P is for pink.
15:45There, five more letters.
15:47I think we're doing quite well, don't you?
15:49Let's say them together.
15:51Are you ready?
15:52P.
15:53L.
15:54M.
15:55N.
15:56O.
15:57P.
15:58Lion.
15:59Monkey.
16:00Nose.
16:01Octopus.
16:02Pig.
16:03Would you like to join me in a bowl of soup?
16:16Join you in a bowl of soup?
16:17Do you think it's big enough for both of us?
16:29Our next stop was a tall castle.
16:34And in the castle, a big surprise.
16:49We were going to see a queen.
16:53However, there were so many other people who also wanted to see a queen, we had to join a queue.
17:01When our turn came, we had a nice little chat with the queen.
17:06Mr. Quiet was so excited, he fainted.
17:11Quietly.
17:17K is for queen.
17:20K is for cue.
17:24K is for queen.
17:28K is for cue.
17:32Oh, look what I've found for our next letter.
17:35It's a bird.
17:36It's a raven.
17:40And down below, in the courtyard, it's a rabbit.
17:49R is for raven.
17:51R is for rabbit.
17:52R is for raven.
17:53R is for rabbit.
17:54R is for raven.
17:55R is for rabbit.
17:56Meanwhile, of all the hundreds and hundreds of rooms in the great castle, Mr. Greedy discovered his favourite room.
18:13Oh, the kitchen.
18:20Look at all that lovely food.
18:22Mr. Greedy didn't know where to start.
18:25But first, more words for my alphabet book.
18:27Oh, start writing, Mr. Clever.
18:31There's S for sausage, S for spaghetti, and S for spinach.
18:47S is for sausage.
18:50S is for spaghetti.
18:53S is for spinach.
18:57S is for sausage.
19:01S is for spaghetti.
19:06S is for spinach.
19:11Oh, I don't like spinach.
19:13Mr. Fussy, don't you want to be big and strong like Mr. Strong?
19:18No, I'd rather be small and wobbly like Mr. Jelly.
19:21Did someone call me?
19:23Oh, wait a minute, while I try to stop wobbling.
19:26Oh, there.
19:27That's better.
19:28Now, I shall find some words beginning with T.
19:35There's T for teapot, T for table, and T for Mr. Greedy's tummy.
19:41T is for tea pot, T is for table, T is for tummy.
19:57It was time to go.
19:58It was time to go.
19:59As we walked back to the bus, we felt a drop of rain.
20:03Then another one.
20:05And another.
20:06We all rushed for shelter under Mr. Tall's umbrella.
20:11A is for umbrella.
20:18A is for umbrella.
20:25A is for umbrella.
20:31I never thought learning the alphabet could be such fun.
20:34We've just seen five more letters.
20:36Let's say them together.
20:38Ready?
20:39Qua.
20:40Qua.
20:41R.
20:42S.
20:43T.
20:44A.
20:45Queen.
20:46Raven.
20:47Sausage.
20:48Teapot.
20:49Umbrella.
20:50We looked up.
21:00We looked down.
21:03We looked left.
21:05We looked right.
21:10We looked up.
21:15We looked down.
21:17We looked left.
21:19We looked right.
21:21But we couldn't find anything beginning with V.
21:24I asked Little Miss Magic if she could help.
21:28Something beginning with V?
21:31Easy.
21:32How about a vase or a violin?
21:44V is for vase.
21:46V is for violin.
21:59V is for vase.
22:00V is for violin.
22:01I wish it would stop raining.
22:04And, as if by magic, which of course it was, the rain stopped, thanks to the wizard.
22:13W for wizard.
22:17And also for worm.
22:20A worm trying to have his afternoon nap, so please keep your voices down.
22:29Of course, we're on our way, Mr. Worm.
22:31Two more words for my book. I'll write them down.
22:40W for wizard.
22:43W for worm.
22:47W for wizard.
22:50W for worm.
22:56I say, Mr. Clever, finding the next letter could be awfully difficult.
23:00No, there aren't many words beginning with an X.
23:04How about a word with X in the middle?
23:08Like that sign pointing to the exit.
23:12X is in exit.
23:15X, as in exit.
23:28X, as in exit.
23:37Look at all those pretty yellow sails, Mr. Uppity.
23:40What do you call a boat like that?
23:43It's called a yacht, Mr. Happy.
23:48And the word yacht begins with a Y, our next letter.
23:56Y is for yacht.
23:58Y is for yacht.
24:07Y is for yellow.
24:12Now, we need only one more letter, and we've done the whole alphabet.
24:16There's our last letter, Mr. Happy.
24:28Z is for zoo.
24:35Z is for zoo.
24:37Uh, excuse me, Mr. Clever, but, uh, can I add another word with a Z?
24:44How about, um, Z, as in lazy?
24:48Z, as in Mr. Lazy.
24:51But where is Mr. Lazy?
24:54That was a good question.
24:56We all turned to look for Mr. Lazy.
24:58Oh, dear.
25:01I hope he hasn't been left behind.
25:03Would you all please look everywhere in the bus for Mr. Lazy?
25:12Z is in lazy.
25:15That's another Z for my book.
25:21Z is in lazy.
25:25Z is in lazy.
25:28I hope you've enjoyed this bus trip with the Mr. Men and Little Misses,
25:35and we've helped you learn your A-B-Curs.
25:38Now, let's hear you say the last five letters in the alphabet.
25:43Ready?
25:45V
25:45W
25:48X
25:50Y
25:53Z
25:56Well done, all you Mr. Men and Little Misses.
26:17That's the end of the great alphabet hunt.
26:19We've found something for every letter in the alphabet.
26:23Hooray!
26:24Hooray!
26:24Hooray!
26:25Hooray!
26:25Hooray!
26:26Hooray!
26:26We chose for us!
26:28Hip, hip!
26:29Hooray!
26:30Hip, hip!
26:31Hooray!
26:32Hip, hip!
26:33Hooray!
26:34Hooray!
26:35Hooray!
26:37Rooray!
26:55Hooray!
26:56happy, ink, jump, kite, lion, monkey, nose, octopus, pig,
27:21queen, rabbit, sausage, table, umbrella, vase, wizard, exit, yacht, zoo.
27:51Ooh, ooh, ooh. Sorry, Mr. Nonsense.
27:55In the land of Mr. Men far away, there's lots of fun in a Mr. Silly way.
28:09They learn to sing and they learn to say their letters through and through.
28:17Now see if you can too.
28:21A for apple and B for bouncing ball.
28:29There was cup for cake, but Mr. Greedy ate it all.
28:37Are you ready for some more?
28:41Mmm, yummy, yummy.
28:43Not you.
28:44D for daydream.
28:47And F for eggs you eat.
28:51Now there's fur for fuzzy.
28:55And fish and fun.
28:57And guck for grumpy.
29:01And grass and grand and green.
29:05And there's huck for helpful.
29:09And that's what we should be.
29:39B for snow like that,
29:44And there's lots of fun.
29:48But I can see what your words is.
29:49And there's lots of fun in this world,
29:51Any way, any way, any way, any way.
29:54And that's why, as long as I was hungry,
29:55And maybe there's a lot of fun,
29:56And that's why I love the city to be alex.
29:57And I'm afraid that I'm afraid,
29:59and I'm afraid,
30:00What do you want?
30:01And I'm afraid of the same way.
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