BBC Toybox 1 (1997, Full VHS)

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Description: Featuring 7 of your favourite Children's BBC characters.  Go on some marvelous adventures with seven of your favourite Children's BBC characters in this fun packed bumper video.  With seven stories featuring Noddy, William's Wish Wellingtons, Little Bear, Pingu, Fireman Sam, Oakie Doke and the Dino Babies, there really is something for everyone!  Noddy’s Toyland Adventures: Noddy Tastes Some Cake - Noddy wants to earn two sixpences so he can enter the cake tasting contest, so he's delighted when Sally Skittle asks him to look after her children. But it's very tiring work!  William's Wish Wellingtons: William and the Sheep - Oh no! Woolly the sheep has escaped from his field again. William thinks hard and comes up with an idea to make sure Woolly will never want to run away again.  Little Bear: A Present for Mother Bear - It's Mother Bear's birthday and Little Bear hasn't got a present for her. So he goes to find the perfect gift - something his mother will really like. But all his friends have their own ideas…  Pingu: Pingu Pretends to be Ill - Pingu just can't be bothered to get out of bed one morning. He manages to convince Mum that he's really ill, and she sends for the doctor. Before long, Pingu starts to make a rapid recovery…  Fireman Sam: Disaster for Dinner - Fireman Sam's mechanical chef promises to cook up a treat for teatime. But when Rosa the cat’s curiosity gets the better of her, the only thing on the menu is trouble!  Oakie Doke: Oakie Doke and the Monster - Whew! Oakie Doke is having a very busy day, looking after the Tadpoles and Shrimp Tickle. But he has to help Root, Snoot and Hickory see a monster in Oakie Hollows!  Dino Babies: Some Like it Hot - The Dino Babies are out camping when they mee  This content belongs to Nelvana, Mattel Television, Silver Fox Films, Fred Wolf Films, and other owners.

Transcript

00:00:13Noddy

00:00:14Noddy

00:00:15The little man with a red and yellow car

00:00:21Noddy

00:00:22His tinkling bell

00:00:24means he's

00:00:25the happiest

00:00:26at fellow in all

00:00:29Toyland

00:00:31There's Biggie's and Tubby

00:00:32and Mr Plot

00:00:33and all his special friends

00:00:35It's sixpence an adventure

00:00:37and he'll take you home again

00:00:39Noddy

00:00:41Noddy

00:00:43Noddy

00:00:48It was a peaceful afternoon in Toyland

00:00:51Too peaceful for Noddy

00:00:53Nobody had any work for him to do

00:00:56Oh, I'm sorry Noddy

00:00:58I've no jobs today

00:01:00I'm baking for this evening's

00:01:02cake tasting contest

00:01:04A cake tasting contest?

00:01:06I should like to taste some cakes

00:01:08You can enter Noddy

00:01:10but you'll have to pay two sixpences

00:01:12I shall earn two sixpences

00:01:14Please may I carry your bags?

00:01:18I'll only charge you sixpence

00:01:20I've carried these heavy bags

00:01:22all the way from town

00:01:24You should have some help

00:01:25And I don't need any help

00:01:29Oh

00:01:31You're right Mrs Tubby

00:01:32You don't need any help

00:01:35Good afternoon Mr Jumbo

00:01:37May I drive you into town?

00:01:38No thank you

00:01:39I'm enjoying my stroll

00:01:41I shall only charge you sixpence

00:01:44Oh

00:01:45I do not wish to ride in your car

00:01:48Please Mr Jumbo

00:01:49I want to walk

00:01:51Please

00:01:52No

00:01:52I won't go

00:01:54I want to stay here

00:01:56I shan't move for a week

00:01:59Kindly leave me alone

00:02:01Surely somebody would like me

00:02:03to work for them

00:02:05I'll be happy to help you count your money

00:02:07Mr Sparks

00:02:07I'm quite good at adding up you see

00:02:09but rather poor at taking away

00:02:12Well I shall have to find somebody to look after all my children

00:02:15Excuse me Mr Sparks

00:02:17Have you any jobs for me to do this afternoon?

00:02:20Aha

00:02:21Would you like to look after my children?

00:02:24I'll pay you two sixpences

00:02:25Two sixpences?

00:02:26Oh yes I'll look after them

00:02:28They're all at the cafe having ice creams

00:02:31Leave them to me Sally Skittle

00:02:32Please bring them home at five o'clock Noddy

00:02:36Oh

00:02:38Hooray

00:02:41Hooray

00:02:42Oh keep still children

00:02:44I must make sure you're all here

00:02:46Oh let me see

00:02:48Steve Skittle

00:02:50Sam Skittle

00:02:51Sydney Skittle

00:02:52Shirley Skittle

00:02:53I'm not Shirley Skittle

00:02:55I'm Shirley Skittle

00:02:56And I'm Sheila Skittle

00:02:58I see

00:02:59Who are you?

00:03:00I'm Sam Skittle

00:03:01You've counted me

00:03:02That's Susan Skittle

00:03:04And that's Sylvie Skittle

00:03:09Oh dear

00:03:12I wish it was peaceful again

00:03:14Hello Noddy

00:03:15Are you looking after Sally Skittle's children?

00:03:18What fun

00:03:19But Clockwork Clown

00:03:21How can I keep them happy?

00:03:22That's what clowns are for

00:03:24Throw me some ice cream balls children

00:03:36Hello Noddy

00:03:37Hello Noddy

00:03:42Is this a party?

00:03:44No Martha Monkey

00:03:45It's not a party

00:03:46I'm looking after Sally Skittle's children

00:03:49But I'm not sure how you're supposed to look after children

00:03:52Oh it's easy

00:03:53Take them for a walk in the woods

00:03:54What a good idea

00:03:56What a good idea

00:03:56And play lots of games

00:03:57Awesome too shall I?

00:03:59Haha

00:04:00I'll bring my old dressing up box

00:04:03Now we're all dressed up

00:04:04Let's play hide and seek

00:04:07Hide and seek

00:04:08Hide and seek

00:04:09I'll hide first

00:04:10Close your eyes and count up to ten

00:04:13One

00:04:14Two

00:04:14Three

00:04:16Four

00:04:17Five

00:04:17Six, seven, eight, nine, ten

00:04:18Coming

00:04:19Ready or not

00:04:24I can't find Martha anywhere

00:04:26Can you see her Stuart?

00:04:28No I can't

00:04:29I can't see her neither

00:04:30Where is she?

00:04:31Has anybody found Martha Monkey yet?

00:04:33No

00:04:33We can't see her anywhere

00:04:35She's run away

00:04:36Perhaps she's lost

00:04:37No no

00:04:38She can't have gone far

00:04:39Remember

00:04:40She was wearing a policeman's helmet

00:04:42We'll soon find her

00:04:56Found you

00:04:58What is going on?

00:05:00Mr. Plod

00:05:01Noddy

00:05:02It is against the law to thump a police officer's helmet with a stick

00:05:07I'm sorry Mr. Plod

00:05:09I thought you were Martha Monkey

00:05:11Martha Monkey?

00:05:13Do I look like Martha Monkey?

00:05:16Your helmet does

00:05:17Martha was wearing a helmet

00:05:18They're playing hide and seek

00:05:20In fancy dress

00:05:21You see

00:05:21What happened was

00:05:22Martha

00:05:23Yes, yes, yes

00:05:24All right

00:05:25Thank you

00:05:25Silence

00:05:28Now then

00:05:29I do believe you

00:05:31I do believe you

00:05:32A police officer learns to spot the truth

00:05:34The question remains

00:05:36Where is Martha Monkey?

00:05:38We really don't know Mr. Plod

00:05:40She seems to have vanished

00:05:42I see

00:05:43In that case a trained police officer knows just what we must do

00:05:48What must we do Mr. Plod?

00:05:50We must search the wood

00:05:52Now

00:05:53Follow me

00:05:56This is Big Ear's toadstool house

00:05:58I know that Noddy

00:05:59I'm trying to spot these things

00:06:02But look

00:06:03The helmet Martha Monkey was wearing

00:06:05Hmm

00:06:07Clearly

00:06:08The missing monkey

00:06:09Is no longer wearing that helmet

00:06:13Perhaps she's dropped it

00:06:14Perhaps she fell over and hurt herself

00:06:16Or perhaps she's wandering about

00:06:19Hopelessly lost

00:06:20One moment

00:06:21Perhaps we shall never see Martha again

00:06:23Noddy

00:06:24Or perhaps she's done something wrong

00:06:26And she's hiding inside Big Ear's house

00:06:29Stop

00:06:31I've heard quite enough perhapses for one day

00:06:34I intend to surround the house

00:06:36Then

00:06:36I shall gain entry

00:06:38Then

00:06:39I will see

00:06:40Erm

00:06:41What will you see?

00:06:43Erm

00:06:44I'll see

00:06:46What's what

00:06:47Mmm

00:06:48This cake is delicious

00:06:50They all are

00:06:52Thank you Martha

00:06:53But

00:06:54Which

00:06:55I wonder

00:06:56Should I enter for the cake tasting contest

00:06:59Do not

00:07:00Move

00:07:04I told you

00:07:05Not a move

00:07:06Is Martha safe?

00:07:08Has she hurt herself?

00:07:09Ha ha

00:07:10Of course not

00:07:10Oh

00:07:11There you are Martha

00:07:13You're here with him

00:07:15He was asked

00:07:15Have you done something wrong Martha?

00:07:18Are you hiding?

00:07:19Don't be silly Noddy

00:07:20I was walking through the wood

00:07:21And met Big Ear's

00:07:23He said

00:07:23He'd been baking lots of cakes

00:07:25And he asked me

00:07:26If I'd like to taste them

00:07:27So of course

00:07:28I said

00:07:28Yes please

00:07:29We still can't decide

00:07:31Which cake to enter for the contest

00:07:34Perhaps our visitors might like to help

00:07:36Cake

00:07:37Oh yes please

00:07:38Whip

00:07:39Whip

00:07:40Whip

00:07:41Whip

00:07:41It's five o'clock

00:07:43I'm so glad

00:07:45Time to go home Skittles

00:07:47I'm sorry Big Ear's

00:07:49They've eaten all your cakes

00:07:50So I see

00:07:53Ah well

00:07:54I dare say Mrs. Tubby will again win the contest for best cake

00:07:59She always does

00:08:02There are your sixpences Noddy

00:08:04Well thank you

00:08:06Mr. Sparks

00:08:08I hope my children have been good

00:08:10Oh yes

00:08:11They've been

00:08:13Oh

00:08:13Oh thank you very much Noddy

00:08:16That's alright

00:08:16I enjoyed

00:08:23Come along Mr. Sparks

00:08:25Very quietly

00:08:29There's Noddy

00:08:30He's fast asleep

00:08:31So that's why he wasn't at the cake tasting contest

00:08:34He'd really love Mrs. Tubby's best cake and contest

00:08:37Oh that is kind Tessie

00:08:40After all you won it

00:08:42Oh I'd have shared it with Noddy anyway

00:08:45He looks so peaceful

00:08:49Oh

00:08:54Oh

00:08:55Oh

00:08:56Mmm

00:08:58Cream?

00:08:59How did I get cream on my hand?

00:09:03A cake!

00:09:04My own secret cake to taste

00:09:07And I didn't even have to spend two sixpences

00:09:10Mmm

00:09:11Mmm

00:09:12Mmm

00:09:13Mmm

00:09:13Mwahaha

00:09:14Mwahaha

00:09:15Mwahaha

00:09:41Mwahaha

00:09:43And now it's time for Noddy to wave and say goodbye

00:09:47He's tired and sleepy and nodding his head

00:09:50He's ready to curl himself up in bed and see what tomorrow brings

00:09:57For Noddy

00:09:59For Noddy

00:10:01Noddy

00:10:03Noddy

00:10:04Noddy

00:10:07Noddy

00:10:23Noddy

00:10:28Noddy

00:10:29Noddy

00:10:30Noddy

00:10:31Noddy

00:10:33Noddy

00:10:35Noddy

00:10:37Noddy

00:10:39Noddy

00:10:41Noddy

00:10:42Noddy

00:10:43Noddy

00:10:46Noddy

00:10:55William and his mother were in the country enjoying a picnic.

00:10:59Did you close the gate, William? His mother asked.

00:11:02Can't remember, said William.

00:11:04You'll have to go back and make sure. Off you go.

00:11:07It was a long way back to the gate. A very long way.

00:11:14It's miles, thought William. But I know a shortcut.

00:11:19A wish took him there in no time at all.

00:11:26Oh, I did leave the gate open. Good thing I got here so quickly.

00:11:32Oh, not quick enough, said the farmer.

00:11:35Woolies got out. Strange sort of sheep is woolly.

00:11:39Near impossible to find once he's lost.

00:11:43He's a master of disguise. I don't know what's to be done.

00:11:48Well, I'll ask mum if I can help you look for him, suggested William.

00:11:54Not here. Maybe he's in the cow shed.

00:12:01Just cows here, said the farmer.

00:12:06Let's try the hen house.

00:12:08No, said William. Where else?

00:12:12Hard to say. He's wily, that woolly.

00:12:16Maybe he's gone to the town.

00:12:19So that's where the farmer and William went.

00:12:22So did woolly.

00:12:25I'll go that way. You try t'other, said the farmer.

00:12:30Oh, where is he?

00:12:32Maybe he'd come back if there was some nice food for him.

00:12:36So William wished for a haystack.

00:12:44For monsieur from the salad bar, said the waiter.

00:12:48Bah! That's what I said.

00:12:51Woolie's not coming, sighed William.

00:12:53But the wind is.

00:12:56Oh, watch out!

00:13:00How can I get woolly back?

00:13:04I know!

00:13:05A sheepdog!

00:13:12Barkshaw, go and find woolly!

00:13:16The hunt was on.

00:13:18Barkshaw headed off in hot pursuit.

00:13:22Of a cat!

00:13:30That was very silly, Barkshaw.

00:13:33Now I'll have to rescue the cat.

00:13:38Excuse me, could you hold my dog?

00:13:40Bah! Bah!

00:13:42No, Barkshaw!

00:13:45Wait a minute.

00:13:47Ha! Found you!

00:13:49Oh, please don't make me go back to the farm, wailed woolly.

00:13:54But you must.

00:13:55I can't. I'm so lonely there.

00:13:58Why?

00:14:00I'm all alone in the field with no one to play with.

00:14:03No one at all?

00:14:06Nobody.

00:14:08Oh, that's terrible.

00:14:09It's very bad.

00:14:12I'll find a friend for you, said William, making a wish.

00:14:19Oh, she's marvellous.

00:14:25You'll never be lonely again.

00:14:28I've brought back woolly.

00:14:30He won't run away now he's got a friend.

00:14:34And I promise not to leave the gate open again.

00:14:38It causes too much trouble.

00:14:40Even for a boy with wish wellingtons.

00:14:44Williams, wish wellingtons.

00:14:48You know you're gonna have a lot of fun

00:14:51When William puts on his wellingtons.

00:14:55Oh, Williams.

00:14:58Williams, wish wellingtons.

00:15:03Williams, wish wellingtons.

00:15:11Williams, wish wellingtons.

00:15:18Bye.

00:15:34Oh, my God.

00:15:52Oh, my God.

00:16:25Good morning, Father Bear.

00:16:28Oh, a cake.

00:16:32Well?

00:16:33It's a perfect cake.

00:16:35That's enough for now, Little Bear.

00:16:37We want to have some left for Mother Bear's birthday party.

00:16:43What is it, Little Bear?

00:16:44I forgot to get Mother Bear a present.

00:16:47No present?

00:16:51Hmm.

00:16:52Let me see.

00:16:53What could we...

00:16:54I know.

00:16:55I could go find one before the party starts.

00:16:58Good idea.

00:16:59I'm going to find Mother Bear the perfect present.

00:17:09Ah.

00:17:14Sorry.

00:17:15It's a present for Mother Bear.

00:17:30Hello, Little Bear.

00:17:34Hi, Hen.

00:17:35What are you looking for?

00:17:37The wreath from my door is missing.

00:17:39Who are the flowers for?

00:17:42Sorry, Hen.

00:17:43But these are for...

00:17:45Oh, so fragrant.

00:17:47And the colors.

00:17:49They would look divine on my dining room table.

00:17:52But they're for Mother Bear.

00:17:54Hmm.

00:17:55I don't know.

00:17:56Something a little more unusual might be better for her.

00:18:02Actually, something like...

00:18:04A picture frame.

00:18:08Mother Bear does have a picture of Father Bear meat that could use a nice frame.

00:18:13Perfect.

00:18:16Well, I better be going home, then.

00:18:18I don't want to be late for Mother Bear's birthday party.

00:18:21Is there cake?

00:18:23Yes.

00:18:24Would you like to come?

00:18:25Delighted.

00:18:35Hello, Owl.

00:18:36What are you doing there?

00:18:38Trying to get this thing to work.

00:18:45That's very nice.

00:18:48What a beautiful frame.

00:18:50It's my present for Mother Bear.

00:18:52I'm invited to her birthday party.

00:18:54Oh, Mother Bear's birthday.

00:18:55Would you like to come have some cake with us?

00:18:58I'd love to.

00:18:59I could play some music.

00:19:01Uh, of course.

00:19:03But are you sure you want to give Mother Bear that frame?

00:19:06Yes, it's perfect.

00:19:08Yes, it is.

00:19:12Perfect for this view I've been wanting to frame.

00:19:17Isn't it glorious?

00:19:19It is a nice picture.

00:19:21Yes, but...

00:19:22Uh-oh, and you must see these beautiful seeds I've strung together.

00:19:28This necklace would make the perfect gift for Mother Bear.

00:19:31Take it.

00:19:32Are you sure?

00:19:34It's an even trade.

00:19:35Thanks.

00:19:44Hey, everyone!

00:19:45Wait for me!

00:19:50What's the hurry?

00:19:51We're going to Mother Bear's birthday party.

00:19:54Want to come?

00:19:54Great!

00:19:55That's a lovely sweater.

00:19:57Oh, thank you.

00:19:58The little duckling's mother is knitting it for me.

00:20:01But it's too big.

00:20:03And blue really isn't my color.

00:20:06Can you help me get it off?

00:20:08Oh!

00:20:10What a pretty necklace!

00:20:13Oh!

00:20:15I've always wanted a pretty necklace.

00:20:18Ah, Mother Bear does like blue.

00:20:25Mother Bear is sure going to be surprised by my present.

00:20:30Mother Bear will look lovely in blue.

00:20:33And I bet it'll fit her just right.

00:20:39Little Bear, what's that?

00:20:42My present for Mother Bear.

00:20:44Isn't it per...

00:20:47Oh, no.

00:20:50Mother Bear's gift unraveled.

00:20:55I think it's a wonderful gift.

00:20:57I can't give Mother Bear a ball of wool for a birthday present.

00:21:01I love wool.

00:21:03I'll tell you what.

00:21:03I'll trade you this ball of wool for a wreath.

00:21:06A wreath?

00:21:07I found it this morning, over by Hen's house.

00:21:09That's my wreath.

00:21:11Thank you for finding it, Cat.

00:21:13I'm trading with Little Bear for his ball of wool.

00:21:16Do you want to trade the wool for the wreath?

00:21:18What do I need wool for?

00:21:20I'll trade you this necklace for the wreath.

00:21:22What will I do with a necklace?

00:21:23It's a beautiful necklace.

00:21:25But I'm glad I traded it for my picture frame.

00:21:27You have a picture frame?

00:21:29It was my picture frame.

00:21:31No, just a minute.

00:21:33Wait, what you trade us?

00:21:34What am I going to get, Mother Bear?

00:21:45I wanted to find her the perfect present.

00:21:48Something that I knew she'd like.

00:21:50Something that I picked out myself.

00:21:53I know.

00:21:55I have an idea.

00:21:57Hmm.

00:22:04Where is she?

00:22:05In the bedroom.

00:22:07Little Bear, is that you?

00:22:09Are you ready?

00:22:10Yes.

00:22:11And I brought some friends.

00:22:12I hear voices.

00:22:13What's going on?

00:22:15Surprise!

00:22:24Woo!

00:22:26Happy birthday, Mother Bear.

00:22:28A wreath.

00:22:30Thank you, Han.

00:22:31Oh, a picture frame.

00:22:33I can certainly use that.

00:22:36Why, Doc, what a pretty necklace.

00:22:38A ball of wool.

00:22:40How nice.

00:22:42Thank you all very much.

00:22:44Happy birthday, Mother Bear.

00:22:45These are for you.

00:22:48You picked these yourself.

00:22:52They're beautiful.

00:22:54This is the perfect gift.

00:22:57Ah.

00:23:04I'm afraid this gift isn't so perfect.

00:23:07Mmm.

00:23:08Looks delicious.

00:23:10Happy birthday, Mother Bear.

00:23:13Mmm.

00:23:15It is delicious.

00:23:21Yeah.

00:23:22Hope's too센.

00:23:22Uh-oh.

00:23:24And me ao-oh.

00:23:27Yes.

00:23:30Bye.

00:23:31Bye.

00:23:33Bye.

00:23:38Bye.

00:23:42Bye.

00:23:43Bye.

00:23:45Bye.

00:23:46Bye.

00:24:16Ah!

00:24:19Mm-hmm.

00:24:26Ah!

00:24:34Ah!

00:24:40Bingo!

00:24:42Ah!

00:24:43Bingo!

00:24:44Ah!

00:24:45Bingo!

00:24:46Ah!

00:24:58Bingo!

00:24:59Bingo!

00:25:00Bingo!

00:25:02Bingo!

00:25:03Bingo!

00:25:07Bingo!

00:25:08Bingo!

00:25:09Becari!

00:25:11Ma dove vive?

00:25:12Che valle fue?

00:25:13Si

00:25:15Oh!

00:25:17Ma che è bellicano?

00:25:22Vengo bellicano fuori!

00:25:28Ciò per il bell' becane?

00:25:30No!

00:25:32No, se è bell' becane, ciò!

00:25:40Bell' becane!

00:25:41Bell' becane?

00:25:42Non si è bell' becane!

00:25:55Bell' becane!

00:26:00Ah, la наша è grande!

00:26:01Oh, huh?

00:26:07Uh-huh.

00:26:08Oh, don't get it.

00:26:10Oh, this guy's a good one.

00:26:16Oh, yeah.

00:26:17Oh, that's right.

00:26:22Oh, this guy's a good one.

00:26:26Oh, this guy.

00:26:27Oh, that, that was a good one.

00:26:28Oh, that's a good one.

00:26:29Oh, what happened?

00:26:31Oh, this guy's a good one.

00:26:31Oh, oh, oh, my god...

00:26:40Doctor, you'll be able to find a little story.

00:26:43I'm going to...

00:26:49Oh, oh! Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!

00:26:57How are you, my brother?

00:26:59I'm going to...

00:27:00Mm-hmm

00:27:30My daddy, buddy, is that?

00:27:32Uh-huh

00:27:37No

00:27:37Oh

00:27:42Oh

00:27:51Oh

00:27:52Oh

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00:31:39cross fingers and hey presto

00:32:11oh dear a few more test drives for this one i think

00:32:16oh is that the time i better be off or i'll be late for new tea

00:32:25i'm sorry about that now then team pay attention operation blunderbuss will commence at precisely

00:32:321100 hours in ponty pandy square and civilian volunteers will assist ponty pandy fire service

00:32:39in a mock bus accident fireman sam would you care to elucidate credlington i'm listening

00:32:47you're right oh sir at 10 55 the bus will have mounted the pavement and crashed into the windows

00:32:55of bella's coffee are all the civilians briefed penny ah yes sam everyone knows the role they have

00:33:05to play

00:33:06come on trevor still plenty of space

00:33:09i hope you'll move faster in a real emergency

00:33:12oh he can be very quick penny just afraid of bumping his bus he is

00:33:20that's it stop

00:33:25from now on trevor

00:33:26you have a broken wrist and you're unconscious

00:33:29right door penny

00:33:30norman roll up your right sleeve

00:33:34oh norman

00:33:35you're having an arm injury with special effects

00:33:38that's right he's supposed to have cut himself badly on broken glass and it's bleeding quite

00:33:44a lot

00:33:46what

00:33:46can i have a burger to go with that don't you dare eat this ketchup until the exercise

00:33:51is over i'm ready for my scene penny

00:33:55yes well you're trapped in the bus

00:33:59oh yes i can see it now and i'm claustrophobic

00:34:04let me out

00:34:05let me out

00:34:07yes it's very good mrs price but i think i'll put you outside on the pavement

00:34:11you're a bystander who's fainted from shock

00:34:14but you don't understand i'm not claustrophobic really

00:34:17you don't even have to say anything

00:34:19no lines

00:34:21but i'm a leading actress

00:34:23in the w a

00:34:27hello

00:34:28hello anyone at home

00:34:29uncle sam

00:34:30he must be out

00:34:33wow

00:34:34look at that

00:34:36wicked

00:34:37he's finished it

00:34:39i wonder what he's got cooking

00:34:41i'll have a look

00:34:42it's mash

00:34:48oh

00:34:49oh what's happening

00:34:52don't worry rosa

00:34:54it's alright

00:35:03keep cover

00:35:08time to phone the fire service

00:35:20any second now

00:35:26w p from fire fighter morris over

00:35:30go ahead

00:35:31w p over

00:35:32w p commence

00:35:34operation blunderbuss

00:35:36over

00:35:41ah

00:35:42about time too

00:35:48now let's get this show on the road

00:35:51fire at

00:35:52three veil road

00:35:54well hang on a minute sir

00:35:56that's my use

00:36:03all present and correct sir

00:36:05right

00:36:05let's go

00:36:23well you try and help and they shoot straight past you

00:36:31uncle sam

00:36:33it's james

00:36:38right men

00:36:38get to work

00:36:40man the house rail fireman sound

00:36:42very good sir

00:36:58oh it's my mechanical chef

00:37:00electricity is off sam

00:37:03right you are

00:37:32all under controls

00:37:35well done men

00:37:37knock off and make up

00:37:39next duty

00:37:40operation blunderbuss

00:37:47oh mamma mia

00:37:51it's a disaster

00:37:53oh

00:37:54norman

00:37:55my little bambino

00:37:57mrs price

00:37:59oh no

00:38:01trevor

00:38:02trevor

00:38:04me

00:38:04speak to me

00:38:06no i i can't speak

00:38:08bella

00:38:09oh you can

00:38:10you just have

00:38:11no bella

00:38:13i'm acting injured

00:38:14it's the pretend accident

00:38:16for the fire service

00:38:17remember

00:38:18ha ha ha ha

00:38:20oh silly

00:38:21oh silly

00:38:21bella

00:38:22i forget to remember

00:38:25hamburger and chips norman

00:38:28your favorite

00:38:29oh thanks

00:38:32hey penny

00:38:34can i have a lick

00:38:36can i have a lick with my burger now

00:38:37hey

00:38:38hey

00:38:41see i've tried to bring him a proper penny

00:38:44i don't know where he gets it from

00:38:46well done everyone

00:38:48lunch is on the fire service

00:38:50lunch here

00:38:52but what about my curry

00:38:53yes

00:38:54well i think it's probably dried to a frazzle now

00:38:58crittington

00:38:58still

00:38:59can't be helped

00:39:00i i suppose so sir

00:39:02hey

00:39:03as bella's so busy

00:39:05i i could give her hand with the cooking

00:39:07oh

00:39:08dear

00:39:09hey well

00:39:10good try anyway sir

00:39:11when he used the fire belt chime

00:39:15the fireman's sand is there on time

00:39:21someone might be in a jam

00:39:24so hurry hurry

00:39:26fireman's sand

00:39:28he's always on the scene

00:39:29fireman's sand

00:39:31and his engine's bright and clean

00:39:33fireman's sand

00:39:35you cannot ignore

00:39:37sand is the hero next door

00:39:52if you have a problem and you need a helping hand

00:39:57cross the dell and ring the bell he'll understand

00:40:02don't worry cuz here comes okey doke

00:40:06the friendliest of okey's mr okey doke

00:40:14okey doke

00:40:16okey doke

00:40:17okey doke

00:40:18okey doke

00:40:19handyman

00:40:20get ready

00:40:21parkin'

00:40:22oh mr okey doke

00:40:40all right

00:40:42what is there to do to do da da da da ooh oh ow

00:40:53Oh, my. That, Oki. That was quick.

00:40:57What was?

00:40:58I hadn't even finished ringing your bell.

00:41:03Ringing my bell, eh? So, can I help in any way?

00:41:08I hope so. You see, I told Abel I'd tads it for him, but I forgot I was supposed to

00:41:14go to my sister's today, and now he's gone, and I've got the tads.

00:41:19And you'd like me to look after them for the day?

00:41:22Yes. I'd be ever so grateful, Oki.

00:41:25Well, I've got rather a lot of things to do today.

00:41:30Oh. Oh, no, I haven't.

00:41:34Oh, well, in that case, I'd love to have them. We'll have fun, won't we?

00:41:42Well, off you go, Granny. You'll be late.

00:41:45Oh, my hat. I will, too. Thanks, Oki. Be good, tads.

00:41:53Well, now, what shall we do?

00:41:58How about a game of football?

00:42:00Oh, no feet.

00:42:02Um, well, we could, er, climb a tree.

00:42:06I could climb a tree.

00:42:08Not much fun for you.

00:42:11Ah, got it. Let's go swimming.

00:42:13Oh, you are swimming.

00:42:17In that case, who fancies going for a little walk?

00:42:22You do?

00:42:24Oh, good.

00:42:25Then that's the thing for us.

00:42:32All this walking's making me thirsty.

00:42:36Let's stop off at Mrs. Tickles for a drink.

00:42:38Um, all those in favour?

00:42:42I'll take that as a yes.

00:42:46Oh, it's just not right.

00:42:49Hello there, little shrimp.

00:42:52Hello, Lizzie.

00:42:53Hello, Oki.

00:42:54Oh, dear.

00:42:55You don't sound too happy, Lizzie.

00:42:57I'm not.

00:42:58It's this sculpture I'm making.

00:43:01Oh.

00:43:04What's wrong with it?

00:43:05It's a lovely pig.

00:43:07It's supposed to be an owl.

00:43:09I'm going to give up sculpture for good.

00:43:12Oh, now, don't do that, Lizzie.

00:43:14But I'm no good at it.

00:43:16You are.

00:43:17You're very good.

00:43:18But have you ever tried making papier-mâché?

00:43:23Papier-mâché?

00:43:24What's that?

00:43:26It's a way of making things like, well, sculptures and stuff out of paper.

00:43:30Out of paper?

00:43:32Show me.

00:43:35Right.

00:43:36First, we need to make a paste of flour and water.

00:43:40It makes a sort of glue.

00:43:45Then we add the paper.

00:43:48Oh, ho.

00:43:52Then, when you've got the right mixture of flour and water and paper, you can make mottles with it.

00:43:58And, when it's dried, you can paint it and...

00:44:04Oh, steady on, shrimp.

00:44:06Take care not to...

00:44:09Oh, dear.

00:44:11We'd better take you inside to get you cleaned up.

00:44:17So, if you like, I'll look after shrimp for you, Mrs Tickle.

00:44:24Well, if you're quite sure, Oakey.

00:44:27Quite sure.

00:44:28And we don't want her getting stuck to Lizzie's latest piece of work.

00:44:33This papier-mâché is brilliant stuff, Oakey.

00:44:36It's much easier to work with than stone.

00:44:39Yes.

00:44:40That's beginning to look like something already.

00:44:43Yes.

00:44:44A sort of face.

00:44:46Hmm.

00:44:47Kind of...

00:44:48Well, bye, Mrs Tickle.

00:44:50See you later.

00:44:51Come on, shrimp.

00:44:55Pass, mate.

00:44:56Pass.

00:44:57Pass.

00:44:59Hooray.

00:45:02Goal.

00:45:03What a shot.

00:45:05Wasn't a goal.

00:45:06It was.

00:45:07It was.

00:45:08It went past the post.

00:45:10Yes.

00:45:11On the inside.

00:45:12Outside.

00:45:13No goal.

00:45:14It was a goal.

00:45:15Wasn't it, Root?

00:45:16It looked like a goal to me.

00:45:19Well, I was closest.

00:45:21And I said wasn't.

00:45:23I'm not playing anymore.

00:45:25It's a stupid game anyway.

00:45:30Stupid game.

00:45:32Stupid hickory.

00:45:34Stupid ball.

00:45:36Stupid, stupid, stupid.

00:45:38Who wants to play?

00:45:40Ooh.

00:45:41Oh.

00:45:42Help!

00:45:43Hickory!

00:45:45Help!

00:45:46It's a monster.

00:45:48Back there.

00:45:49It was huge and horrible and...

00:45:52Oh, yeah.

00:45:53Prove it.

00:45:54All right.

00:45:55I will.

00:45:57Come on.

00:46:01It was round here somewhere.

00:46:04Ah!

00:46:06There.

00:46:07There it is.

00:46:08M-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-monster.

00:46:11Let's get out of here!

00:46:18And the giant chased Jack all the way back to the beanstalk.

00:46:23His footsteps shook the ground like an earthquake.

00:46:30Mr Dog! Mr Dog!

00:46:34We saw it and it was all big and horrible and huge and it had teeth like this.

00:46:41No, no, no, no, Root. It's only a story, Jack and the Beanstalk.

00:46:47No, Oki! We saw it! A monster! In the woods!

00:46:53A monster?

00:46:54Yes! A horrible, big, fierce monster it was. All fierce and horrible and big and...

00:47:01It's true, Oki! I saw it too!

00:47:04Oh my! This sounds serious!

00:47:12It's here! The monster! It's come to get us!

00:47:22Who are you? And what do you want?

00:47:26I am the monster of Oki Hollows! And...

00:47:34Oh, you should see your faces!

00:47:36What? Just a minute. I recognise that voice.

00:47:44It's me!

00:47:46Lizzie Tickle!

00:47:47Lizzie!

00:47:48Yes! I made this mask with the papier-mâché, Oki. Then I thought it'd be fun to play a trick.

00:47:57Fun! You nearly scared me half to death!

00:48:00I wasn't scared.

00:48:02You weren't scared.

00:48:05Well, maybe just a little bit.

00:48:08Oh, well, it's a wonderful mask, Lizzie. And I'm very glad you weren't really a monster.

00:48:16Yes! Me too!

00:48:19Hey! Lizzie, could you show me how to make a mask like that?

00:48:24Oh, yes! Me too!

00:48:26Oh, go on, Lizzie! I'd love to see you! Oh, please! Please!

00:48:30All right! You need some flour, and some water, and lots of paper!

00:48:40Well, it's just like I always say. You can't see the wind when it blows through your hair.

00:48:47And you can't see a monster when a monster's not there!

00:48:51Me too!

00:49:21Oki-Doke!

00:49:25Oki-Doke! Oki-Doke! Oki-Doke! A hopeful handyman!

00:49:30He's the one who gets things done throughout the land!

00:49:35Don't worry, Gus, here comes Oki-Doke!

00:49:40Get ready, Mark-o-ro, Mr. Oki-Doke!

00:49:52Dino Babies!

00:49:52Dino Babies playing in the prehistoric sand!

00:49:56Sometimes Truman tells his stories to the Dino Baby Clan!

00:50:00Dino Babies may believe they could be anyone!

00:50:04Dino Babies having fun!

00:50:10Franklin's shy while Stanley thinks he can do anything!

00:50:14A baby brother Marshall tries to get into the game!

00:50:18Dack the Teredactyl Baby flies through in a world!

00:50:22Dack is making trouble in the Dino Babies' world!

00:50:26Dino Babies on the run, run, run!

00:50:30Dino Babies on the run!

00:50:33The Freya Dino Baby Girl likes to talk it out!

00:50:37She helps Truman with his stories, which puts Truman in a pout!

00:50:41Dino Babies run beneath the prehistoric sun!

00:50:45Dino Babies on the run, run!

00:50:50Dino Babies on the run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run,

00:51:11run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run,

00:51:12run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run,

00:51:12run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run

00:51:19Not a very big one, though.

00:51:22Ooh, look!

00:51:24Food!

00:51:35This was a really neat idea of yours to camp out, Stanley.

00:51:39Out in the wilderness, in the middle of nowhere.

00:51:42Yeah, we're really roughing it, huh?

00:51:46Hey, look! It's lava land.

00:51:48Oh, it's pretty.

00:51:50I wonder where it is?

00:51:52That's the firewoods.

00:51:56Firewoods? I don't want to think about that terrible place.

00:52:00I do, I do.

00:52:01I want to hear scary stories around the Camp Firefly.

00:52:05Tell one, Truman.

00:52:07Yeah, make Franklin scream.

00:52:10Hey, I don't scream.

00:52:12You know, my dad knew a guy once who had a dino baby

00:52:15who had a friend whose brother's cousin went to the firewoods.

00:52:20Whoa!

00:52:23He was taking a shortcut through it.

00:52:26No!

00:52:27It was really scary.

00:52:29He had to hide when a terrible monster came by.

00:52:32The monster had three legs and five eyes and horns on its feet

00:52:37and tongues sticking out of its ears and hands with big suckers on them.

00:52:42And worst of all, it smelled bad.

00:52:47You don't scream, huh?

00:52:50What was that, a yodel?

00:52:51Then what happened, Truman?

00:52:53Well, he escaped the monster.

00:52:55But then there was a terrible earth shake.

00:52:57And a sky twister blew by.

00:53:00And a lava wave blew up.

00:53:02And then a flood happened.

00:53:05The dino baby was washed away.

00:53:08But there was a monster in the water, too.

00:53:12And it was going to eat him.

00:53:14But something ate it first.

00:53:16Stop it! Stop it!

00:53:18I don't want to hear anymore!

00:53:20That's okay. I'm done.

00:53:21Because the dino baby floated all the way back home.

00:53:27But whenever anybody says firewoods,

00:53:31the dino baby turns white and his eyes pop out.

00:53:34You mean like that?

00:53:35I'm scared. I want to go home. Help!

00:53:40Hey, is somebody throwing another gooey, squishy melon on the campfire fly?

00:53:45We better not. We should go to sleep now.

00:53:49Yeah, it's late.

00:54:02What? What?

00:54:04I saw something. I think it had three feet.

00:54:08Hi.

00:54:12What you doing in there?

00:54:15Who wants to know?

00:54:17I'm Puffy. I'm new here.

00:54:20You want to come out and play?

00:54:22The sun's coming out.

00:54:24Hey, he's right. It's morning.

00:54:26Hey, I've never seen a dino baby like you before.

00:54:30Yeah. And your voice is kind of funny.

00:54:34Well, that's cause something special's gonna happen to me.

00:54:38Like what?

00:54:39I don't know. But my mom says it'll happen soon.

00:54:43Hey! That's a fun place you made.

00:54:47No, that's nothing. You should see our tree cave. It's really fun.

00:54:51Show me.

00:55:01I really like it. Me and my friends never had a place like this back home.

00:55:08Where's that?

00:55:09Oh, the firewoods.

00:55:13The firewoods? That's an awful place.

00:55:16Yeah. There's all kinds of weird, mean monsters there.

00:55:21There are not. You take that back. I had friends there. They weren't monsters.

00:55:27Well, if they were such good friends, how come you laughed?

00:55:33We had to. The lava lamp blew up and...

00:55:39My throat.

00:55:43Something's tickling my throat.

00:55:49Okay, I take it back. I take it back.

00:56:00What'd you eat for breakfast? Hot peppers?

00:56:04Hey! This must be what my mom said will happen.

00:56:08I'm a big dragon baby now. Isn't that great?

00:56:13No.

00:56:17You're not like us. You're, uh... You're different.

00:56:22Yeah, you got bad breath.

00:56:24I'm sorry. I didn't mean to do that.

00:56:28I don't think we want you in our tree cave anymore.

00:56:35Well, gee. I wish I was back home in the firewoods.

00:56:44See you later, incinerator.

00:56:48Um, I'm sorry to bother you, but I'm new in the neighborhood,

00:56:52and I can't seem to find my dragon baby.

00:56:55Oh, no. Really?

00:56:56He's been gone all day, and I'm about to barbecue his favorite dinner.

00:57:01Have you seen him?

00:57:02Oh, no. I'm so sorry. I haven't.

00:57:05Well, thank you. I'll just have to keep looking.

00:57:11I wonder where Puffy went.

00:57:13I don't know, but I think it's our fault he's gone.

00:57:16Let's go tell everybody.

00:57:19She said he never came home. What could have happened?

00:57:22I bet he went home because we weren't very friendly.

00:57:25Maybe we should go and find him.

00:57:27Yeah. He looked funny and sounded funny and breathed funny,

00:57:32but he was nice.

00:57:33Are you nuts? Go to the firewoods?

00:57:36I'm not going to that terrible place for anybody.

00:57:42Uh, you know, Doc has a point.

00:57:45What if we just tell Puffy's mom and let her go find him?

00:57:49Franklin, do you want to tell a fire-breathing mom

00:57:51that you were mean to her dragon baby, huh?

00:57:56Last one to the firewoods is a fried egg.

00:58:02Uh, Puffy? Puffy? You, who?

00:58:09What was that? Did you hear that?

00:58:12Sounded like three feet.

00:58:15Hey, I heard it that time. Sounded like six feet.

00:58:19I'm going home.

00:58:25For me!

00:58:37It's the wheel!

00:58:38I don't know what we're gonna do!

00:58:40Whose idea was this?

00:58:46That was right. This place is full of mean monsters.

00:58:51It's not. This isn't a monster.

00:58:53It's my pet spider, Fuzzy Wuzzy.

00:58:56He ran away when the lava lamp blew up and I lost him.

00:59:00You want to pet him?

00:59:02Uh-uh.

00:59:03Hey, what are you guys doing here anyway?

00:59:06We came to find you.

00:59:07I thought you didn't want me around.

00:59:11Oh, it's not that. We just never had a friend like you before.

00:59:15So, I'm glad we could be friends,

00:59:18because all my friends here are gone.

00:59:22The lava lamp made them move too.

00:59:25Uh, can we go back home now?

00:59:27Where it's safe?

00:59:32I'm sure you'll like living here better, Puffy.

00:59:34Yeah, there aren't any weird, scary monsters where we live.

00:59:38Hey, I think it's gonna rain.

00:59:40It's getting dark.

00:59:45Oh, you fraidy spider.

00:59:48Wuzzy Wuzzy doesn't like the rain.

00:59:57It's, uh, your pet, right?

01:00:03You, you said there were no weird, scary monsters here.

01:00:08T-Rexes are scary, not weird.

01:00:11What do you mean?

01:00:12It's all teeth and no arms.

01:00:16Who cares?

01:00:17Run!

01:00:22Uh-oh.

01:00:24Good save, LaBrea.

01:00:32Go away.

01:00:34Leave my friends alone.

01:00:38All right, Hothead.

01:00:40You asked for it.

01:00:42Come on!

01:00:45Go away.

01:00:46Come on!

01:00:47Go away!

01:00:48Go away!

01:00:50Thanks, Puffy, that was tough.

01:00:53Gee, I guess being different isn't so bad.

01:00:56Puppy's not different.

01:00:57He's... special!

01:00:58Ah, thanks.

01:01:06Yeah, and you can come to our tree cave any time.

01:01:09But on one condition, you have to hold your bra.

01:01:14Okay.

01:01:15And Fuzzy Wuzzy has to stay outside.

01:01:20Yuck!

01:01:42If you like, take this video and subscribe to the channel.

01:01:46See you next time.

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