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Old MacDonald visits the factory.
Presenters: Dave Benson Phillips, Alex Lovell & Nick Mercer
Children: Isabella Cheevers, Jamie Meyer, Mikayla Jones, Amber Charles & Francesca Baldwin
Presenters: Dave Benson Phillips, Alex Lovell & Nick Mercer
Children: Isabella Cheevers, Jamie Meyer, Mikayla Jones, Amber Charles & Francesca Baldwin
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00:00WHOO! WHOO!
00:07The moon's blowing loudly
00:10Another day begins
00:12Inside the FunSong Factory
00:15With monster songs to sing
00:19FunSong! FunSong! FunSong Factory
00:24There's nowhere else run like it
00:26It's a FunSong Factory
00:41Hello everyone!
00:43Welcome to the FunSong Factory!
00:45Hi everyone!
00:46I hope you like the sounds and the smells of the countryside
00:50Oh, I love the countryside!
00:53I have a friend who lives there
00:55He's coming to visit us today
00:58Oh, this might be him!
01:00Hi!
01:03Hello Alex! Hello you lot!
01:06Oh, it's lovely to see you all
01:08I thought you might be my special visitor at the door
01:11Oh, a special visitor!
01:13He's my good friend from the countryside!
01:16Is he going to join in other songs today, Ozzy?
01:19Absolutely! He loves songs and is bringing some friends to help him!
01:24Brilliant!
01:25Yay!
01:25Dave!
01:26What's his name, Ozzy?
01:27What's his name, Ozzy?
01:28His name is...
01:29He's here!
01:31Hello!
01:32Dave!
01:33Dave!
01:34Hello there!
01:35Listen, I'm sorry I'm late everyone, but I've just seen this mad farmer chasing a pig!
01:39Uh oh!
01:41Oh dear!
01:42Well, never mind about that!
01:43We're here now!
01:44We're not quite all here yet, Dave!
01:47I hope that's him!
01:50It is!
01:51It's my friend, Old MacDonald!
01:54Come in!
01:55Good to see you, Old MacDonald!
01:58It's good to see you, Ozzy!
02:00Hello everyone!
02:01Hello!
02:01Hello!
02:02Sorry I'm late, but those animals of mine have decided to run off!
02:06I've no idea where they've gone!
02:08Don't worry, Old MacDonald!
02:10We'll help you round them up!
02:11Thank you very much!
02:12That's very kind!
02:18Oh!
02:19Sally says she has a cow in the kitchen!
02:22Oh!
02:27Oh!
02:27Fred says he has a pig in the engine room!
02:30Oh!
02:31Oh!
02:36The paint pots say that ducks are waddling all over the paint shop!
02:41Oh!
02:41Dear!
02:42Don't worry, Old MacDonald!
02:44We'll help you round them up!
02:45Yeah, don't worry, Old MacDonald, because the Fun Song Factory will help us too!
02:50That's right, Alex!
02:51We can make a game of it!
02:52Yeah, we can make it fun!
02:54The Fun Song way!
02:55Everyone ready?
02:56Ready!
02:58There's a cow in the kitchen!
03:00Moo, moo, moo!
03:01A cow in the kitchen!
03:02Moo, moo, moo!
03:03A cow in the kitchen!
03:04A cow in the kitchen!
03:05Moo, moo, moo!
03:06What shall we do, Old Father?
03:08Right!
03:08Now, Alex!
03:09Go down to the kitchen!
03:10Go and see if you can help Sally!
03:12No, Papa!
03:13Right!
03:13Now, what's next?
03:14Oh, yes!
03:15There are ducks in the paint shop!
03:17Quack, quack, quack!
03:18Ducks in the paint shop!
03:19Quack, quack, quack!
03:20The ducks in the paint shop!
03:21Quack, quack, quack, quack!
03:23What shall we do, Old Farmer?
03:25Yes, Dave!
03:25Take these three children down to the paint shop and see what's what!
03:29Go on then!
03:30Oh, what about the pig?
03:31Oh, yes!
03:31The pig!
03:32Hey!
03:33Yes!
03:35Pig in the engine room!
03:36Oink, oink, oink!
03:37Pig in the engine room!
03:38Oink, oink, oink!
03:39Pig in the engine room!
03:41Oink, oink, oink!
03:42What shall we do, Old Farmer?
03:46I wonder if Dave and Alex have had any luck with their animals?
03:49Yes, I tell you what!
03:50I think we ought to go and give Fred a hand with that pig!
03:53Shhh!
03:53Walk this way!
03:55Will you put my potato masher and fish slice down, please?
03:59Oink, oink, oink, oink!
04:00Don't worry, Sally, I'll help you!
04:02Right, hold still, please!
04:04Oink!
04:05Oink, oink!
04:06What am I gonna do with a cow in me kitchen?
04:08Oink, oink, oink!
04:09Why can't he stay with you Sally?
04:11And be me helper!
04:12Oink, oink, oink, oink, oink!
04:13Oink, oink, oink, oink, oink, oink!
04:13I'd rather do me own washing up thank you, and I'd rather not have to feed this cow either!
04:18Oink, oink, oink, oink, oink.
04:19What do you cowsy anyway?
04:21Let me think!
04:21Oh, I dread to think about it
04:23Oh, don't worry Sally, cows eat grass most of the time
04:27What? I don't know how to cook grass
04:30You don't need to cook it
04:32They eat grass raw
04:34Yeah, yuck
04:35Hey, they also like carrots
04:37Well, maybe we could tent the cow out of the kitchen with a nice juicy carrot
04:45I do have this one, I was planning to cook it for today's lunch
04:50Oh, it's a horse
04:53I don't believe it
04:56Well, how are we going to get them out? Because I'm getting hungry
05:00No food until they go
05:02Right, let's think
05:03Think, think, think, think, think, think, think
05:06Do you think the factory could help?
05:07Factory, do you have any ideas?
05:12It's horsey horsey
05:13Well, maybe if we sing this, the horse will follow us out of the factory
05:18And the cow might follow the horse
05:20That's right, especially if we've got a nice juicy carrot
05:22You can help by joining in
05:24Horsey, horsey, don't you stop
05:28Just let your feet go clippity-clop
05:32Your tail goes swish and the wheels go round
05:36Giddy up, we're homeward bound
05:40Oh, he's not coming
05:42What are we going to do?
05:43Maybe if we sing it again, he'll follow us this time
05:45He really wants that carrot
05:47But not too fast, horsey
05:51We ain't in a hustle
05:53We ain't in a bustle
05:55Don't go tearing up the road
05:59We ain't in a hurry
06:01We ain't in a flowery
06:03And we ain't got a very heavy load
06:06Oh, I think it's going to work, you know, Alex
06:09Right, this way, horsey
06:12You can join in again
06:13Ready?
06:15Horsey, horsey, don't you stop
06:18Just let your feet go clippity-clop
06:22Your tail goes swish and the wheels go round
06:26Giddy up, we're homeward bound
06:30Bye, Sally
06:31Goodbye
06:33Oh, what a miss
06:37Time for a nice cup of tea
06:42It's no use
06:43We'll never catch them
06:45When we get near them, they just fly away
06:48One of the ducks is bigger than the others
06:50Yeah, she must be the mother duck
06:53And they have five little ducks
06:54Ducks never do as they're told
06:56They just go where they like
06:59Actually, that reminds me of a story
07:01About five little ducks
07:02The story about them going away from the pond
07:05Yeah, that's the one, Jamie
07:06Look, ready, one, two, three, four, five little ducks
07:11And the mother duck
07:13Just like in the story
07:15Would you tell us the story, please?
07:18Oh, most certainly, Paint Pot
07:20All right, now this is the story of the five little ducks
07:22Who went swimming one day
07:23And, well, you'll find that in a moment
07:25Hold up your fingers just like the five little ducks
07:28Get ready, here we go
07:29Five little ducks went swimming one day
07:32Over the pond and far away
07:35Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack
07:37But only four little ducks came back
07:40Only four little ducks came back
07:42Are you holding up your four ducks?
07:43Let's have a look
07:44Oh, yeah, you are
07:45Four little ducks went swimming one day
07:48Over the pond and far away
07:51Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack
07:53But only three little ducks came back
07:56Only three little ducks came back
07:58Let's count them
07:59One, two, three
08:01Oh, three little ducks went swimming one day
08:04Over the pond and far away
08:07Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack
08:09But only two little ducks came back
08:12Only the two came back
08:14Oh, no, it's getting a bit scary now, isn't it?
08:16Let's see what happens
08:17Two little ducks went swimming one day
08:20Over the pond and far away
08:23Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack
08:25But only one little duck came back
08:28One little duck, I wonder if that will go
08:31Well, there's only one way to find out
08:33One little duck went swimming one day
08:36Over the pond and far away
08:39Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack
08:41But only the ducks came swimming back
08:44Oh, no, they've all gone
08:46I wonder if this story will have a happy ending
08:48What do you think?
08:50What do you all think?
08:51Well, I'll tell you what
08:52Let's find out now
08:55No little ducks went swimming one day
08:58Over the pond and far away
09:01Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack
09:04And five little ducks came swimming back
09:06Yeah, there's all the five ducks
09:09One, two, three, four, five little ducks
09:11Your little ducks too
09:13Great stuff
09:14Oh, they all came back safe and sound
09:20Ah, yes they did
09:21But they were very naughty to go away in the first place
09:24Oh, look, they've gone
09:26Oh, they must have decided to go back to Old MacDonald
09:29I'll tell you what
09:30I think we'd better follow them
09:31And make sure they don't get lost
09:32Good luck with the duck, Chuck
09:34Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
09:40oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
09:40oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
09:41oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
09:42oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
09:42oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
10:02Me, me, me, me, me, me.
10:03Oh, the way home.
10:05Hello.
10:06Sally gave me some scraps for the pig.
10:09What did she give me, Fred?
10:11Cakes?
10:11Ice-cream?
10:12No.
10:14Pigs would rather have things like potato peelings, turnips, and cabbage leaves.
10:20Oh, she...
10:21Well, thank you very much, Fred.
10:24My pig's nice and quiet now.
10:26What about her?
10:28She sounds a bit upset.
10:30Upset?
10:31I think she feels left out. The pig seems to be getting all the attention.
10:36Oh, don't worry about that. I'll soon sort that out.
10:39Now, look, this is Gertrude.
10:42She's one of my favourites on the farm.
10:45She works very hard, and she's always first to greet me in the morning when I go to scatter her
10:51food.
10:52And she always has something for me.
10:55Can you guess what it is?
10:58Excuse me, Gertrude, but would you mind showing them what it is you give me every morning?
11:07Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken.
11:11Lay a little egg for me.
11:14It's an egg.
11:15Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken.
11:18I want one for my tea.
11:22I haven't had an egg since Easter.
11:26And now it's half past three.
11:30So, chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken.
11:34Lay a little egg for me.
11:38Ha, ha, ha.
11:39Try again, old MacDonald.
11:41I think she wants to lay you an egg.
11:43Alright, now you join in this time.
11:45Sing the song, do the actions, and see if you'll lay you an egg.
11:48Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken.
11:50Lay a little egg for me.
11:53Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken.
11:55I want one for my tea.
11:58I haven't had an egg since Easter.
12:00And now it's half past three.
12:03So, chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken.
12:06Lay a little egg for me.
12:08Oh, look at this.
12:09Ha, ha, ha.
12:10Look at you.
12:11Ha, ha, ha.
12:12There we are.
12:13An egg for my tea.
12:16And that's where we get eggs from.
12:18I wonder if Dave and Alex have had any luck with their animals.
12:22Brussels sprouts and pea pods.
12:24I've forgotten the other animals.
12:26Dave and Alex must have found them by now.
12:29Yes.
12:29Then they're up in the factory.
12:31Alright, well, we'd better go and have a look.
12:33Hey, thank you, Fred, for your help.
12:36Bye, Fred.
12:37Oh, you're welcome, old MacDonald.
12:39Right.
12:40Anytime.
12:41Oh, look.
12:43There's a sheep.
12:44And she looks long.
12:45Oh, look at that, Gertrude.
12:47That's Matilda.
12:48I wonder where she'd got to.
12:49Do you think she'll come with us?
12:51I'm not sure.
12:53Yes, it's a bit difficult to tell with sheep.
12:55They tend to be a bit timid.
12:57They have to trust you.
12:58Well, Mary's lamb used to follow her around.
13:01She has a lovely, soft, willy coat.
13:03That's what we make our jumpers out of.
13:04My mum told me that.
13:05Oh, yes, you're right.
13:07Hey, why don't you sing that song about Mary?
13:10Maybe Matilda will follow us.
13:12Oh, come on, then.
13:13I'll pretend to be Mary and you follow me.
13:16Ready?
13:18Mary had a little lamb in sleet as white as snow.
13:21And everywhere that Mary went, the lamb was sure to go.
13:26Come on, Matilda.
13:27It's all I turned to school one day, which was against the rules.
13:39It looks like we've found all your animals, oh, MacDonald.
13:43It certainly does, Aussie.
13:44I've never seen so many animals.
13:46Oh, the cow that gives us milk, the horse that works on the farm.
13:53The sheep that gives us wool, and the chicken and the ducks that give us the eggs.
13:59Hey, and what about the pig?
14:01That pig gives me no end of trouble.
14:07Well, there's only one thing that we can sing to finish this off, Aussie.
14:10Dave's right.
14:12We must sing...
14:13Old MacDonald's farm!
14:16Do you know Old MacDonald's farm?
14:18Let's sing about all the animals we've met today.
14:21We'll start with a cow.
14:23Hey, do you know what sound a cow makes?
14:24Boo!
14:24Old MacDonald had a farm.
14:27E-I-E-I-O
14:29And on that farm he had a cow.
14:32E-I-E-I-O
14:34We're a moo here, a moo there.
14:37Here a moo, there a moo, everywhere a moo.
14:39Old MacDonald had a farm.
14:41E-I-E-I-O
14:43He also had a pig.
14:46What noise does a pig make?
14:48Oi, oi, oi!
14:49That's right.
14:49Are you ready?
14:51Old MacDonald had a farm.
14:53E-I-E-I-O
14:55And on that farm he had a pig.
14:58E-I-E-I-O
15:00With an oink, oink here and an oink, oink there.
15:03Here an oink, there an oink, everywhere an oink, oink.
15:05Old MacDonald had a farm.
15:08E-I-E-I-O
15:10Old MacDonald also had a horse that liked carrots.
15:15Old MacDonald had a farm.
15:17E-I-E-I-O
15:19And on that farm he had a horse.
15:22E-I-E-I-O
15:24With an oink, oink here and an oink there.
15:27Here an oink, oink there an oink everywhere an oink there.
15:29Old MacDonald had a farm.
15:32E-I-E-I-O
15:34And on that farm he also had some ducks.
15:39E-I-E-I-O
15:39Old MacDonald had a farm.
15:41E-I-E-I-O
15:43And on that farm he had some ducks.
15:46E-I-E-I-O
15:48With a quack quack here and a quack quack there.
15:51Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack quack.
15:53Old MacDonald had a farm.
15:56E-I-E-I-O
15:57And he also had a sheep on the farm.
16:00And the sheep went...
16:02Baa!
16:02Ha, ha, ha!
16:03Old MacDonald had a farm.
16:05E-I-E-I-O
16:07And on that farm he had a sheep.
16:10E-I-E-I-O
16:12With a baa here and a baa there.
16:15Here a baa there a baa everywhere a baa.
16:17Old MacDonald had a farm.
16:20E-I-E-I-O
16:21And on the farm as well had a chicken.
16:25And the chicken went cluck cluck.
16:27Old MacDonald had a farm.
16:29E-I-E-I-O
16:31And on that farm he had a chicken.
16:34E-I-E-I-O
16:36With a cluck cluck here and a quack quack there.
16:39Here a quack there a quack everywhere a quack quack.
16:42Old MacDonald had a farm.
16:44E-I-E-I-O
16:50Yeah!
16:52Time to go!
16:53Whoa!
16:55Whoa!
16:55Biaaa!
16:56I'm afraid so.
16:58Well, we've met lots of new friends today.
17:01Thanks, Old MacDonald, for bringing them all to the Fun Song Factory.
17:04Well, it was my pleasure.
17:06In fact, it was our pleasure, wasn't it, Gertrude?
17:09Wee!
17:10Oh, thank you.
17:12You'd better get all your animals back home now before you lose them again.
17:17Oh!
17:17We've had a great time.
17:19Thank you very much, David and Alex and all the children.
17:22And thank you all for coming to see us in the Fun Song Factory today.
17:26See you next time.
17:27In the meantime, look out for some farm animals.
17:31They might be Old MacDonalds.
17:33They might be Old MacDonalds.
17:34Bye!
17:35Bye!
17:36Bye!
17:42Wee!
17:43We're so, so we love you.
17:47Hey!
17:47We've had a payage farm.
17:49Does he want to try from Fun Song Factory?
17:52Is he once so, so sweet chat?
17:54Fun Song!
17:56Fun Song!
17:57Fun Song!
17:58Fun Song!
17:59monthly lottery!
17:59It's the L-S-Y-N-I-V
18:02So fast, so fast for me