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00:00Let's play. Let's play. Let's have an adventure. Hooray. Let's play. Who could we be today? What could we do?
00:15I'd like to drive a racing car or fly to the moon.
00:20I could be a firefighter, a farmer or a vet, a knight in shining armour, or I could be a
00:29chef. Let's play. Let's play. Let's have an adventure today. Let's play.
00:43Oh, no. I've got the hiccups. I don't like having the hiccups. Just when you think they're gone, they come
00:51back again.
00:53Hey, Sid. Have you seen my green wellies anywhere? What are you doing, Sid?
00:58I've got the hiccups. I don't like having the hiccups, so I'm trying to make them go away.
01:01By closing your eyes? That's not going to work.
01:04Yes, you're right. What am I going to do? They won't go away.
01:08Drop a key down your back.
01:09Right?
01:10Apparently, it can cure hiccups by dropping a key down your back.
01:15Really?
01:15Yes. Turn around. Come on. That's it.
01:17All right.
01:18Here we go.
01:19Oh, that's gone.
01:21Oh.
01:22Did it work?
01:24Um...
01:25No.
01:28Hold on, Sid. It's time.
01:30Great!
01:34It's time to play!
01:36Whose turn is it today?
01:38Let it be me!
01:39Let it be me!
01:41Me!
01:42Me!
01:43Let it be me!
01:45Me!
01:45Let it be me!
01:47Me!
01:47Let it be me!
01:49Let it be me!
01:51Let it be me!
01:53Let it be me!
01:54I really, really, really, really hope that it's me!
01:58Let, let, let, let, let it be me!
02:01Let it be me, let it be me
02:05I really, really, really, really hope that it's me
02:09Could it be me? Could it be me?
02:14It's me! Yes, it's me, yes, it's me
02:18I'm really, really, really, really happy
02:22It's me!
02:24Look, there's the dressing-up roof
02:28Let's play
02:29So what are we going to play?
02:32Let's find out
02:39So, we've got a ballerina's tutu, a fez and a pair of fishing waders
02:45Well, that's silly
02:46So let's try again
02:53Well, now, this is interesting
02:55We're wearing hospital scrubs
02:57Can you guess what we're playing today?
03:00Of course, we're playing doctors who work in hospitals
03:04And make people who are unwell feel better
03:06So what do we need to know?
03:11Doctors help to make you feel better if you are ill or injured
03:14They sometimes need special tools to help them find out what's wrong
03:17And when doctors want to find out what's wrong inside patients' bodies
03:21They use a stethoscope to listen
03:26Sometimes doctors give patients crutches to help them be steady on their feet
03:31And doctors often use bandages to keep bones straight and strong
03:38And do we need anything else?
03:44Sticky tape?
03:45Sticky tape?
03:46I wonder what this is for?
03:48Well, I guess it'll come in handy
03:50Okay, we've got everything we need
03:53Let's go!
03:55Let's play!
03:59Hey, Sid
04:00Can you guess what we're playing today?
04:02Er, you're wearing pyjamas and you're going to bed
04:04No, this is a doctor's outfit
04:06We're going to play doctors
04:08What were you doing before I came in?
04:10Ah, yes, well, apparently
04:11If you hold your shoulders
04:12And hop on one leg
04:13It cures the hiccups
04:14Except it doesn't work
04:15See?
04:17Don't worry
04:17They usually go by themselves anyway
04:19I hope so
04:20Well, I've had to get going
04:22Wish me luck
04:22Good luck
04:23Oh, dear
04:24See you later, Sid
04:25Bye!
04:26Let's play!
04:29Come on, let's play doctors
04:47So, this looks like the high street with shops and houses
04:51But I need the hospital
04:53So where is it?
04:56Ah, there's a man
04:57Maybe he'll know
04:58Excuse me?
05:00Eh?
05:01Can you tell me the way to the hospital, please?
05:05Eh?
05:06I said, can you tell me the way to the hospital, please?
05:09Eh?
05:10You're going to have to take your ear defenders off
05:12Hold on
05:13I'm going to have to take my ear defenders off
05:16What was that?
05:17I said, can you tell me the way to the hospital, please?
05:20All right, no need to shout
05:22All right, no need to shout
05:23Hospital
05:24Hospital
05:26No
05:28Oh, okay
05:29Well, thanks anyway
05:31Well, I'll just have to find it by myself
05:37What's that?
05:38I can hear a bleeping
05:40Oh, it's this thing
05:43Hmm, what is it?
05:45Is it a phone?
05:47Hello?
05:48Hello?
05:49Hello, can you hear me?
05:51Dr. Rebecca
05:51Oh, hello
05:53I'm standing in the high street
05:54Yes, I know
05:55I'm standing right next to you
05:57Oh, are you?
05:59Oh, I thought, er
06:01That is not a phone
06:02That is a pager
06:03Doctors carry them around in their pockets
06:05So that they can be sent messages
06:06You cannot talk to it
06:08You have to read the messages that have been sent to you
06:10Look
06:11Oh, yes, I've got a message
06:14Dear Dr. Rebecca
06:15I need to see you
06:17Meet me in the high street, Dr. Finlay
06:20Oh, right, I've got to meet this Dr. Finlay
06:23See you later
06:23Wait, that is me
06:25I sent you the message
06:26Oh, oh, right, I see
06:29Oh, well, hello, Dr. Finlay
06:30Dr. Rebecca
06:31We need you to come to the hospital
06:32There are lots of patients coming in today
06:34And they all need looking after
06:36Now you'll need
06:36Oh, that is my pager
06:39Oh, dear, emergency
06:41I have to go and see a man about a horse
06:43Oh
06:43Yes, he has fallen off
06:45Just banged his arm
06:46But I'd better go and check him over
06:48Okay
06:49I'll see you at the hospital
06:50Taxi
06:51Okay, doctor
06:53Oh, hold on
06:54I don't know where it is
06:55Oh, dear
06:57Looks like I'm going to have to find my way to the hospital by myself
07:01Ah, I'll ask someone in this shop
07:06Hello
07:08Oh, hello
07:08How can I help you?
07:10Well, I was wondering
07:11Could you tell me where the hospital is, please?
07:13The hospital
07:13Yes
07:15Now
07:16Um, hmm
07:18Uh, oh
07:20No
07:21Oh, okay, never mind
07:22Excuse me, are you a doctor?
07:24Oh, yes
07:24Oh, well, I wonder if you could help me
07:26You see, I've got this terrible pain
07:28Oh, okay
07:29Let me see
07:30Oh
07:32Hold on
07:33My pager
07:34Oh, it's from Dr. Finlay
07:36I've left my bag in the shop
07:38Could you bring it, please?
07:40Ah
07:40Bag?
07:41Oh, yes
07:42There it is
07:43There you are, doctor
07:44Thanks very much
07:46Uh, doctor
07:47The pain
07:47Oh, yes
07:49Of course
07:50Okay, where does it hurt?
07:52Ah, well
07:52You see, it hurts on the side
07:54When I was leaning over the counter
07:55Oh
07:55There it is again
07:58Okay, let me examine you
08:00Open wide, please
08:01Say R
08:03R
08:03Say E
08:04E
08:06Hmm, I don't know
08:07Hmm, I don't know
08:08Eh?
08:09Oh, no, you can close your mouth now
08:11It's fine
08:11Oh, so, what do you think, doctor?
08:14I think
08:15I don't know what's wrong with you
08:17I don't know what to do next, either
08:19Oh, dear
08:19That's not good
08:20Oh, dear
08:21What do I do?
08:23Oh, yes
08:24I remember to you
08:25When doctors want to know what's going on inside a patient's body
08:28They use a stethoscope to listen
08:31Right
08:31We need a stethoscope
08:33Um, but I don't have one
08:35Hmm
08:38Oh, doctor Finlay's bag
08:40Of course
08:44Will it hurt, doctor?
08:46Hurt?
08:47No
08:47I'm just going to put it on your body to see what I can hear
08:50Oh
08:52Right
09:01Ticking
09:01Ticking
09:02I can hear a ticking
09:03Ticking
09:05Right
09:07Let me check in my book of medical problems
09:09Ah, tea
09:12Trapped wind
09:14Tummy ache
09:15Ah, ticking
09:17If you hear ticking inside a patient's body
09:20Check the patient's pocket
09:22Ah, my pocket
09:23Oh, what's this?
09:26Ah, I forgot the alarm clock
09:30I put it there this morning
09:31That's what's causing me the pain
09:33The knobbly bit must have been pressing into my side
09:40That's what makes me up in the morning
09:42I bet it does
09:43Well, thank you, doctor
09:45You're welcome
09:46Most grateful
09:46Oh, actually, could I borrow your alarm clock, please?
09:49What, this?
09:50Yes, of course
09:51Oh, thank you
09:55Thank you
09:56Thank you, doctor
09:56You're very welcome
09:58Cheery, bye
09:59Bye
10:02Right, so where is it?
10:05Still trying to find the hospital
10:07Half past nine
10:13I can't see the hospital anywhere
10:17Oh, what's that?
10:20Look, there's someone waving from inside that house
10:24Oh, I think she wants me to go over
10:26OK, coming
10:32Hello
10:34Upstairs, doctor
10:36Ah, hello, doctor
10:38Come in, come in
10:39Hello
10:40Hello, doctor
10:41My name is Bonnie
10:43I see you passing in the street in your blue uniform
10:46And I thought you might be able to help me
10:48You see, I'm in some terrible pain
10:51Oh, dear
10:52Well, hello, Bonnie
10:53I'm Dr Rebecca
10:55It's not usual to stop doctors in the street to cure people
10:58But I'll see what I can do
11:01Oh, well, sorry to stop you
11:02But I thank you so much for coming upstairs
11:05Not a problem
11:07Now, where does it hurt?
11:09In the kitchen
11:10Eh?
11:11No, where does it hurt on your body?
11:13Oh, see, I thought you were asking me something else
11:16Well, I hurt me knee
11:17I hurt it with some custard
11:20You can't hurt your knee with custard
11:22You can if you slip on it
11:23I slip on some custard in the kitchen
11:25And me bang me knee on the table
11:27And now, you see
11:28I'm going to try off your walk
11:29Oh, yes
11:33That doesn't look good
11:34No, especially what with this dodgy knee
11:38Can you help me, doctor?
11:39Um, hmm, I don't know
11:44Oh, dear
11:45She really can't walk very far with a bad knee
11:48What are we going to do?
11:50We need to find something that can help her walk
11:52But what?
11:55Oh, hold on
11:56I remember, do you?
11:58Doctors give their patients crutches
12:00To help them be steady on their feet
12:02But we need to find some crutches
12:05Hmm
12:07But I don't have any crutches
12:10Oh, I wonder
12:15Oh, this is a big bag
12:23Fantastic
12:24Here you go, Bonnie
12:26This should help you be steady on your feet
12:28Oh, yes
12:28Thank you, doctor
12:29That is much better
12:31Job done
12:32Only thing is, though
12:33What with there being only one crutch
12:36I keep walking round
12:37In a circle
12:38Oh, dear
12:40Which is great fun, but
12:42Not very useful
12:44Hold on
12:47Ah
12:50Here you go
12:51Here's another crutch
12:52To go with that crutch
12:53Oh, yes, doctor
12:54This is wonderful
12:56Thank you very much
12:57You're welcome
12:59Hey, hey
13:00Whee
13:00Mind how you go?
13:01Yes, of course
13:02Thank you, doctor
13:03Thank you so much
13:04You're very welcome
13:06Right, I just need to get to the hospital
13:08You wouldn't happen to know where it is, would you?
13:11Huh?
13:12No, sorry
13:13Oh, dear
13:14No-one seems to know where the hospital is
13:16Oh, well
13:17Thanks anyway, Bonnie
13:19Take care
13:19Bye-bye, doctor
13:21Thanks for stopping by
13:23Nice blue uniform
13:24Oh, thank you
13:25And don't forget
13:25You can stop by any time
13:27I've got two knees, you know
13:29Thanks, bye
13:30Bye-bye now
13:32Nice girl, nice girl
13:36Still looking for that hospital?
13:38No
13:39Pulp pie
13:45Hello
13:47Can you tell me where the hospital is, please?
13:49The hospital?
13:51Er, yeah
13:52Er, no
13:53Er, I didn't think so
13:55Never mind
13:56Yes, I can
13:57Eh?
13:58Oh
13:59That's great
14:00Er, where is it exactly?
14:01Right, yeah
14:02You just, er, you see the alleyway on the corner over there
14:04Well, you go down there
14:05And then it's right at the lights
14:06Er, sorry
14:07Er, where?
14:08Oh, just there
14:10Oh, I can't see where you're pointing
14:11Er, there
14:12Oh, your arm keeps flopping over
14:14Oh, yes, I know
14:16I think it's some kind of sickness
14:17It keeps on happening
14:19Look, there it goes again
14:20This one's all right, though
14:23Oh, no
14:24That one's gone, too
14:26I wonder what caused that?
14:28Er, what's your job?
14:30I'm a waiter
14:30It's not going very well
14:32And there's your dinner cell
14:33Oops, dropped it again
14:34I have to do a lot of sweeping up
14:36I can imagine
14:37Hmm, I don't think I'm going to be much good as a waiter like this
14:39And if you can't show me where the hospital is
14:42I won't be able to help my patients
14:43Well, maybe you can do something to try and fix it
14:45Well, I can certainly try
14:48Great
14:48His arms keep flopping over
14:50And we need to stop that from happening
14:52But how?
14:54Oh, I remember to you
14:57Doctors often use bandages to keep bones straight and strong
15:02That's it
15:15Right
15:16That you do the trick
15:17Wow, that's great
15:19This bandage is holding my bones firmly in place
15:22Both arms
15:24I'm so pleased for you
15:25But I still don't know the way to the hospital
15:28Oh, sorry, I was getting so excited
15:30The hospital
15:31Right, so it's down there
15:32Left at the lights
15:33Right at the tree
15:34And up the alleyway
15:34Okay, great
15:36Thanks very much
15:36Thank you, Doctor
15:41Let's play
15:44Ah, Doctor Rebecca
15:46There you are
15:47I've been petting you
15:48Oh, I know
15:49I got all your messages
15:50It's just I couldn't find the hospital
15:52Sorry I'm late
15:53Well, you brought my bag
15:54That is good
15:55I mean, medical book
15:56I'll put that on the bookcase
15:57Great
15:58Now, we've been getting lots of calls
15:59From people who needed our help
16:01A man with a sharp pain in his side
16:02A lady who hurt her knee
16:04And some other fellow
16:05With a real problem
16:06With a floppy arm
16:06Good news
16:08All those patients
16:09I've seen them
16:10And they're all better
16:11All of them
16:12Well, I know
16:13But that is very good
16:14Very good indeed
16:14Oh, thank you
16:16Oh, hold on
16:16What is this?
16:17Excuse me
16:18It looks like we might have a patient
16:20After all
16:21Hello, Doctor
16:22Oh, hello, Doctor
16:23You found it then?
16:24Yes, eventually
16:26Great
16:26I wonder if you can help me
16:27With something
16:29Achoo
16:30Oh, you've got a cold
16:32Oh, well, I can fix that, all right
16:34No, I've broken something
16:35Is it your arm?
16:37No, no, no
16:37You see, I was in the hole
16:38Digging away
16:39And all of a sudden
16:40I had a great big sneeze
16:41I fell over on the sign
16:43And I broke it
16:44Oh
16:44Can you fix it?
16:46Oh, dear
16:47We're doctors
16:48I don't think we mend signs
16:51Oh, hold on
16:52Wait a minute
16:54The sticky tape
16:56Here, give me your sign
17:03There you go
17:04Good as new
17:06I knew it would come in useful
17:08Thank you, Doctor, Rebecca
17:09And I think I better give you something for your cold
17:11Oh, yes, please, Doctor
17:14Well, we did it
17:15We helped all those patients
17:17And even this man with his sign
17:18But we would never have done it
17:20Without remembering everything we needed to know
17:22Let's play
17:24Doctors use stethoscopes to listen inside patients' bodies
17:29They give them crutches to help them be steady on their feet
17:32Oh, yes, Doctor, this is wonderful
17:34And they often use bandages to keep bones straight and strong
17:39Right
17:40And that should do the trick
17:42I think it's time we went home
17:47Bye, everyone
17:48Goodbye
17:49Bye
17:54Let's play
17:58Oh, not again
18:04Oh, Rebecca
18:05You shocked me
18:07I know
18:08But, Sid, do you know that sometimes you can cure hiccups by surprising someone?
18:13Well, you certainly gave me a surprise
18:15So
18:17Oh, the hiccups, they're gone
18:19I'm glad I could help, Sid
18:21It's what doctors do
18:22So tell me about your adventure
18:23What was it like?
18:24Oh, it was fantastic
18:26Playing doctors was great fun
18:28What do you like to play?
18:32Let's play
18:33I would like to play
18:34I would like to play kings and rule the land
18:36I would like to wave to my people like this
18:41I love playing chef
18:43This is how I mix the cake
18:47I like to play foms and ride a really big tractor
18:51My tractor
18:52My tractor sounds like this
19:00It's fun to play
19:02Start playing today
19:03Let's play
19:06Let's play
19:11Let's have an adventure
19:13Hooray
19:14Let's play
19:14Let's play
19:15Let's play
19:15Let's play
19:15Let's play
19:15Let's play
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