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Meet Kelly and Chica, the hosts of TV's The Sunny Side Up Show on the 24-hour preschool channel, Sprout. Join them as they host this special collection of delightful adventures featuring your favorite friends, Barney, Bob the Builder, Thomas & Friends, Fireman Sam and Angelina Ballerina as they discover how quickly things can go from squeaky clean to terribly messy. Throughout all the stories and with Kelly and Chica's help, your children will learn that when friends work together, any job can be fun!
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Meet Kelly and Chica, the hosts of TV's The Sunny Side Up Show on the 24-hour preschool channel, Sprout. Join them as they host this special collection of delightful adventures featuring your favorite friends, Barney, Bob the Builder, Thomas & Friends, Fireman Sam and Angelina Ballerina as they discover how quickly things can go from squeaky clean to terribly messy. Throughout all the stories and with Kelly and Chica's help, your children will learn that when friends work together, any job can be fun!
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00:08:34Oh, good morning, Mr. Copeland.
00:08:36Hello, Barney.
00:08:37Oh, you've made the park look extra specially beautiful today.
00:08:42Well, thank you.
00:08:43But this park always looks good, because everybody takes such good care of it.
00:08:46Well, that's right, Mr. Copeland.
00:08:48We can all help by cleaning up after ourselves.
00:08:51Bye for now.
00:08:52See you, Barney.
00:08:53Okay, see you.
00:08:54Careful.
00:08:54One side coming through.
00:08:56Whoa.
00:08:57Oh, hi, Ryan.
00:08:59Are you old enough to be driving?
00:09:01Sorry about that.
00:09:03I'm just getting the hang of this.
00:09:05Watch out!
00:09:06What?
00:09:09Is everything all right, Baby Bop?
00:09:11Oh, hi, Barney.
00:09:12Hi, Ryan.
00:09:13Oh, how's it going in there?
00:09:16Almost done.
00:09:18Don't worry, Baby Bop.
00:09:19It's going to be fine.
00:09:21What's going to be fine?
00:09:23Oh, my tricycle.
00:09:24One of the wheels just fell off.
00:09:27Ta-da!
00:09:29Here you go, Baby Boppity Bop.
00:09:32Good as new.
00:09:34Yay!
00:09:35Hi, Barney.
00:09:36Hi, Ryan.
00:09:37Hey, Riff.
00:09:38Thank you for fixing my tricycle.
00:09:41Oh, you're welcome.
00:09:42I like fixing things.
00:09:45And sometimes you like taking things apart to see how they work.
00:09:49That's right, because I'm going to be a great inventor someday.
00:09:54Oh, what's a inventor?
00:09:57Well, an inventor is someone who comes up with ideas or machines that do all kinds of things.
00:10:04Hey, guys.
00:10:05Does anybody want to do an art project with me?
00:10:08Oh, I do, I do.
00:10:10Do you think I could really be a great inventor, Barney?
00:10:13Well, with a little hard work, you can be just about anything you want.
00:10:19Yeah.
00:10:21What could I invent?
00:10:23Let me think.
00:10:25Think, think, thinkity, think.
00:10:26Thinkity, thinkity, thinkity, thinkity, thinkity, think.
00:10:28Think, think, thinkity, think.
00:10:30Thinkity, thinkity, thinkity, thinkity, think.
00:10:33You can do it, Riff.
00:10:34Here we go.
00:10:35In my mind, I can see it.
00:10:37In my heart, I can feel it.
00:10:39I know I can make it come to be.
00:10:42You do.
00:10:43When I've got to solve a problem or imagine something new.
00:10:47I think, think, thinkity, think.
00:10:49That's what I do.
00:10:51Sometimes a new idea takes some time to come to me.
00:10:54It doesn't always happen right away.
00:10:57Huh?
00:10:57I try to do my best and imagine what could be to make it happen in a very special way.
00:11:05In my mind, I can see it.
00:11:07In my heart, I can feel it.
00:11:09I know I can make it come to be.
00:11:12You can.
00:11:13When I've got to solve a problem or imagine something new.
00:11:17I think, think, thinkity, think.
00:11:19That's what I do.
00:11:20I think, think, thinkity, think.
00:11:23That's what I do.
00:11:24I know you do.
00:11:28Barney!
00:11:29Barney!
00:11:29Come look at my picture!
00:11:32Whoa!
00:11:32Whoa!
00:11:33Oh!
00:11:34Oh!
00:11:35Oh!
00:11:36Oh!
00:11:37Oh!
00:11:38Oh!
00:11:38Oh!
00:11:39Oh!
00:11:39Oh!
00:11:39Oh no!
00:11:44What a terrible mess!
00:11:46Yes, but if we work together, we'll have it all cleaned up in no time.
00:11:50Wait a minute!
00:11:52I know what my next invention will be.
00:11:54I'll invent a machine to pick up later!
00:11:57Oh!
00:11:57No one will ever have to pick up after themselves again, because my machine will do it!
00:12:03Yay, Cousin Rip!
00:12:04Can we help, please?
00:12:06Sure!
00:12:07Thanks!
00:12:07Now, first I'm going to need a few whatnots.
00:12:10Yes!
00:12:11Some doohickeys!
00:12:12A thingamabobber, too!
00:12:14And a thingamabobber, too!
00:12:14And a thingamabobber!
00:12:17Rip likes to build exciting new things.
00:12:21Do you like to build things, too?
00:12:25That looks good.
00:12:28Is it it?
00:12:29Yeah.
00:12:30Okay.
00:12:30I like to put things together.
00:12:34I can make things where they weren't before.
00:12:37I like to see the way the pieces fit.
00:12:40And see what I've made when I'm done with it.
00:12:43I'm a builder, yes I am.
00:12:46If you need help, you know I can.
00:12:50Fun, fun, fun, making things by hand.
00:12:52I'm a builder, yes I am.
00:13:00I like to put things together.
00:13:03Just cardboard, plastic, metal, and wood.
00:13:07I measure the parts so they fit so tight.
00:13:10I put on some paint so it looks just right.
00:13:13I'm a builder, yes I am.
00:13:16If you need help, you know I can.
00:13:19Fun, fun, fun, making things by hand.
00:13:23I'm a builder, yes I am.
00:13:25I can hammer a nail.
00:13:29I can drive a screw.
00:13:32I can saw some wood.
00:13:35And I can use some glue.
00:13:38I'm a builder, yes I am.
00:13:41If you need help, you know I can.
00:13:45Fun, fun, fun, making things by hand.
00:13:48I'm a builder, yes I am.
00:13:50That's good.
00:13:55Okay, maybe I'll put a switch here and some thingamabobs there.
00:14:00I like that.
00:14:00What do you think, Barney?
00:14:02Well, that looks great.
00:14:04Here are the thingamabobs you wanted.
00:14:06Oh, thanks.
00:14:07But those are doohickeys, Baby Bob.
00:14:10Oh, oh, so that's what a doohickey looks like.
00:14:14Okay, oh, Rip?
00:14:16Yeah?
00:14:17Maybe you can work better if we clean up some.
00:14:21Oh, good idea.
00:14:23Why would you do that?
00:14:24My invention is going to clean up everything.
00:14:27Okay, just give me a few more minutes and you'll see.
00:14:31Okay, Rip.
00:14:32So, let me just continue on my plan.
00:14:37Okay.
00:14:39Oh, thanks.
00:14:40Okay.
00:14:40Let's move over.
00:14:43Um, why don't we take those doohickeys?
00:14:45That goes on top.
00:14:46Here we go.
00:14:47Here we go.
00:14:49Oh, you betcha, Baby Bob.
00:14:52Oh, very interesting.
00:14:54Okay.
00:14:56Okay.
00:14:56I see.
00:14:58It really does seem to be coming together.
00:14:59I just...
00:15:00Well, finished.
00:15:01Ladies and gentlemen, my latest and greatest invention,
00:15:06Litterbot, eighth wonder of the world!
00:15:09Wow!
00:15:10Great, Litterbot!
00:15:12Great.
00:15:12Just let me turn him on.
00:15:14Here we go.
00:15:17Way good job, Litterbot.
00:15:21Watch as my amazing Litterbot picks up all this litter.
00:15:25Come on, buddy.
00:15:36Look, it's working.
00:15:37It's picking up the paper.
00:15:38You certainly are quite the inventor, Rip.
00:15:41Thanks, Barney.
00:15:43Lucky Barney.
00:15:44I'm my little robot, too.
00:15:47See that?
00:15:48If we use our imagination, we can all be little robots.
00:15:53Cool.
00:16:05We are little robots.
00:16:08We are little robots.
00:16:10We love to sing and dance and play all day.
00:16:16She's a little robot.
00:16:19I'm a little robot.
00:16:22I'm a little robot.
00:16:23We love to dance in a very silly way.
00:16:41We love to sing and dance and play all day.
00:16:49She's a little robot.
00:16:52She's a little robot.
00:16:53She's a little robot.
00:16:54She's a little robot.
00:16:55We love to dance in a very silly way.
00:17:00Yay!
00:17:02Ha-ha!
00:17:02What are they-
00:17:19What are they-
00:17:21Oh, no, no!
00:17:23It's not picking up water.
00:17:25It's making more.
00:17:26No!
00:17:27Ah!
00:17:29Please!
00:17:29No!
00:17:29Don't do that!
00:17:31Stop!
00:17:32Please!
00:17:32Stop, Litterbot!
00:17:34Stop!
00:17:35Stop!
00:17:36Ugh.
00:17:37Well, I guess it still has a few bugs to work out.
00:17:41Oh!
00:17:46Who's gonna clean up this mess?
00:17:49I guess that'll be me.
00:17:52I made the mess.
00:17:53I'll clean it up.
00:17:54Riff, I think we could help you with this.
00:17:58Yeah, no problem.
00:17:59Aw, thanks, guys.
00:18:01Lucky everybody.
00:18:02I invented a way to clean up litter.
00:18:06You pick it up, and then you throw it away.
00:18:11See?
00:18:12Yup.
00:18:12I think your way is better than mine, baby Boppity Bop.
00:18:17Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere.
00:18:22Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere.
00:18:25Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere.
00:18:30Clean up, clean up, everybody to your share.
00:18:37Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere.
00:18:42Clean up, clean up, everybody to your share.
00:18:51Now there's a clean, beautiful park
00:18:55Oh, Riff, now what are you going to do with the litter box?
00:18:58Well, maybe I'll take it apart and make something different later
00:19:02That's a good idea, Riff
00:19:03Thanks
00:19:04Lots of inventions start out as something else
00:19:07Yeah, hey, maybe BJ can help me think of something
00:19:10Alright, come on, Bobbity Bob
00:19:12Let's go find your brother
00:19:13Bye-bye
00:19:14Later, skaters
00:19:15Bye, baby Bob
00:19:15Bye, Riff
00:19:16Even though Riff's robot didn't clean up the park
00:19:20He did his best to help his friends
00:19:22And helping friends is a wonderful way to say
00:19:26I love you
00:19:32I love you
00:19:34You love me
00:19:38We're a happy family
00:19:41With a great big hug
00:19:44And a kiss from me to you
00:19:47And a kiss from me to you
00:19:48Won't you say you love me to
00:19:56I love you, you love me, we're best friends like friends should be
00:20:04With a great big hug and a kiss from me to you
00:20:09Won't you say you love me to you
00:20:15I do
00:20:18Well, we better be going, Barney
00:20:20Yeah, see you later
00:20:21Bye
00:20:22See you soon
00:20:27See you soon
00:20:37Oh, I had fun today
00:20:37That park was a mess
00:20:40That park was a mess
00:20:40Thought it would never get clean
00:20:41But Barney and Baby Bob were able to help Riff understand how important it is to clean up after yourself
00:20:47That's a great way to be a helping hand
00:20:49And here in the sunshine barn
00:20:52We like to give helping hands a special award
00:20:55Riff, guess what?
00:20:57We want to give you a good egg award
00:21:03Way to lend a helping hand
00:21:08Look at this, Sproutlets
00:21:09Chica and I have made our very own Litterbot recycling bins
00:21:13And we just used things that we found around the house
00:21:17What did we use for the Litterbot's body, Chica?
00:21:21A cardboard box
00:21:24Yes, Chica?
00:21:26That is a very good question
00:21:28What is this symbol?
00:21:31Do you know, Sproutlets?
00:21:34This is the symbol for recycling
00:21:37And that's exactly what this Litterbot's going to help us do
00:21:40We've used paper towel rolls
00:21:43We've attached them here to the bottom of the Litterbot for the legs
00:21:46And for the arms, what did we use?
00:21:50Paper that we folded together
00:21:52And you might recognize what we made the face out of
00:21:55It's a paper plate
00:21:57And we've used straws for the mouth and the eyebrows
00:22:00And his hair up here
00:22:02And his eyes are bottle caps
00:22:05This is our lovely Litterbot
00:22:08Now all we have to do is clean up around the sunshine barn
00:22:13Oh, you do?
00:22:15Oh, Chica, you're right
00:22:17Plastic can be recycled
00:22:21Right there in our Litterbot
00:22:23Any other ideas?
00:22:27Chica, that's great
00:22:28We can put this newspaper in our Litterbot
00:22:30There we go
00:22:33Way to lend a helping hand, Chica
00:22:35And you too, Sproutlets
00:22:37You know, Bob the Builder has a friend who really knows how to lend a helping hand
00:22:41His name is Bristle
00:22:43And he loves to keep things clean as a whistle
00:22:46Hey, that rhymes
00:22:47Bristle
00:22:48Whistle
00:22:49And everybody is getting ready for a very special event today, Sproutlets
00:22:55And Bristle and Bob the Builder are very busy
00:22:57We don't want to miss this
00:22:59So let's go visit them right now
00:23:03Bob the Builder
00:23:05Can we fix it?
00:23:07Bob the Builder
00:23:09Yes, we can
00:23:10Scoop, Muck, and Dizzy
00:23:12And Roly, too
00:23:14Lofty and Wendy
00:23:16Join the crew
00:23:17Milchard and Bird
00:23:19Travis and Spud
00:23:21Playing together
00:23:23Like good friends should
00:23:25Bob the Builder
00:23:27Can we fix it?
00:23:29Bob the Builder
00:23:30Yes, we can
00:23:32Time to get busy
00:23:33Such a lot to do
00:23:35Building and fixing
00:23:37Till it's good as new
00:23:39Bob and the gang
00:23:41Have so much fun
00:23:42Working together
00:23:44They get the job done
00:23:47Can we build it?
00:23:49Yeah
00:23:51Can we fix it?
00:23:53Yeah
00:23:53Bob the Builder
00:23:55Can we fix it?
00:23:57Bob the Builder
00:23:59Yes, we can
00:24:00Yeah
00:24:11I'm Muddy Muck
00:24:13The muddiest machine
00:24:31Clean as a whistle bristle
00:24:33That's me
00:24:49Today's job is going to be really, really special
00:24:53Hey, I like the special ones
00:24:55We're putting the finishing touches to the Bobland Bay Promenade
00:24:59Um, I thought it was finished, Wendy
00:25:02Well, nearly
00:25:04But tonight is the grand opening
00:25:07And guess what?
00:25:08What?
00:25:09We're putting up illuminations
00:25:11And Mayor Bentley is switching them on
00:25:14Wow
00:25:15Oh, rock and roll
00:25:20What are illuminations, Wendy?
00:25:23There are lots of bright colored lights, Roley
00:25:26Bob's in the workshop now
00:25:27Getting them all ready
00:25:34Oh, this is just like doing Christmas tree lights
00:25:37Only bigger
00:25:40Aha
00:25:41I'd recognize that sound anywhere
00:25:47Aha
00:25:48Right on time
00:25:50Hi, Bob
00:25:50Hello, everyone
00:25:51I'm Bristle
00:25:52The clean is a whistle cleaning machine
00:25:55Oh
00:25:55Hi, Bristle
00:25:57Good to meet you
00:25:58Hey, your brushes are brilliant
00:26:00Thanks
00:26:01I've got squirties, too
00:26:03Look
00:26:06Ooh
00:26:09Oh, you're a muddy machine, aren't you?
00:26:11I can see I'll have my work cut out for me
00:26:16I make things all muddy
00:26:18And you get them all clean again
00:26:21Does that mean I'm part of the team?
00:26:23Oh, yes, Bristle
00:26:25If there's one thing Bob Land Bay needs
00:26:28It's a machine to keep it clean
00:26:30You can rely on me
00:26:31I'll soon have it clean as a whistle
00:26:36Okay, Bob
00:26:37Come on, everyone
00:26:39We have a big day ahead of us
00:26:41I'll continue getting the illuminations ready, Wendy
00:26:45Oh, so it gives me the greatest pleasure to declare Bob Land Bay's...
00:26:52Oh, what is it again?
00:26:55Bob Land Bay's promenade illuminations
00:26:58Kind of a mouthful
00:26:59Now, let's try that again
00:27:00So, it gives me the greatest pleasure to declare Bob Land Bay's promenations...
00:27:07Oh, I need a coffee break
00:27:14You know, Flex
00:27:15There's something quite magical about the seashore
00:27:18Yup, and it smells all fresh and salty
00:27:21Wendy, is this the sand you want us to move?
00:27:24Oh, yes, Scoop
00:27:25As soon as the promenade's clear
00:27:27Bob will lay out the illuminations ready to put them up
00:27:32Spick and spin
00:27:33Spick and spin
00:27:43That's the way to do it, Birdie
00:27:45Make it clean as a whistle
00:28:11Clean as a whistle
00:28:17Things keep going missing?
00:28:19That is strange, Wendy
00:28:22Hmm, it sounds like you could do with an extra pair of hands
00:28:25And an extra trowel
00:28:27I'm on my way
00:28:29Oh, is everything okay, Bob?
00:28:31Well, Wendy says things keep disappearing
00:28:33We better go and see what's going on
00:28:38And so, it gives me great pleasure in declaring Bobble Land
00:28:43Bobble Land?
00:28:44Where on earth is Bobble Land?
00:28:45Get a grip, Bernard
00:28:46Uh, how's the speech coming along, dear?
00:28:49Oh, I'm having a little trouble with my bubbles, Barbara
00:28:52Oh, dear, Bernard
00:28:53I think it's time for some coffee
00:28:55Thank you
00:28:58Okay
00:28:59Painting or pointing, Wendy?
00:29:01Painting
00:29:02And this time, I won't let this can out of my sight
00:29:05Well, the sooner we get finished
00:29:07The sooner we'll get these illuminations up
00:29:09Uh, Wendy?
00:29:12Oh, not the illuminations, too
00:29:14Our sand went missing, too, didn't it, Muck?
00:29:17Yes, right from under our diggers
00:29:20Oh, maybe it's mice
00:29:24I think they're kind of small to carry all that, Dizzy
00:29:28What about big mice?
00:29:30Nobody move! Nobody move! There's been a robbery!
00:29:33Peter the storekeeper! A robbery?
00:29:36Someone has taken my lovely display of pails and shovels from outside my new store
00:29:41Sand, paint, trails, illuminations, and now pails and shovels
00:29:47I need to get to the bottom of this
00:29:52It's a mystery
00:29:54That's what I think it is
00:29:55A mystery
00:29:57Something links all these things together
00:29:59But what?
00:30:00They look so colorful
00:30:02I had them all arranged on the ground
00:30:04Just here
00:30:05That's it!
00:30:07Everything that disappeared was on the ground
00:30:09The illuminations
00:30:11The paint cannon trowel
00:30:12Your pails and shovels
00:30:14On the ground?
00:30:15What does that mean, Bob?
00:30:17I think I might have gotten to the bottom of our little mystery
00:30:27Aha!
00:30:29Huh?
00:30:30Oh, hello, Bob
00:30:31Sorry, I must have dropped off
00:30:33I've been busting my brushes
00:30:35I'm not surprised, Bristle
00:30:37You cleaned up nearly the whole of Boblin Bay
00:30:40Including my pails and shovels
00:30:42Oh, uh, sorry
00:30:44I thought they'd been left out
00:30:46For cleaning up
00:30:51Just the lights to do now, Bob
00:30:53I'll be with you in a minute, Wendy
00:30:54I'm sorry I made everyone late, Bob
00:30:57But when I saw those things lying around
00:30:59I just had to clean them up
00:31:01Well, you did say you'd get Boblin Bay as clean as a whistle, Bristle
00:31:05But it might be an idea to ask if things are finished with next time
00:31:09It's all part of being in the Sunflower Valley team
00:31:12We work together
00:31:13At least we'll know where everything is from now on
00:31:16Ha ha ha
00:31:16Tidied up and clean as a whistle
00:31:19Right, Bristle?
00:31:20Right, Scoop
00:31:21But only the trash from now on
00:31:23Ha ha ha
00:31:24Come on, team
00:31:25Let's get these illuminations up
00:31:27Before the sun goes down
00:31:29Can we fix it?
00:31:32Yes, we can!
00:31:34Oh, yeah, I think so
00:31:46So, it gives me great pleasure to declare
00:31:49The Boblin
00:31:52Illuminated
00:31:52Oh, oh
00:31:54Where's your speech, Mayor Bentley?
00:31:56Oh, no, I must have dropped it, Spud
00:31:59You can't get away from Bristle
00:32:01Don't worry, Mayor Bentley
00:32:04Live until Bristle
00:32:05He'll be here in a whistle
00:32:08Got it
00:32:10Good work, Bristle
00:32:12Oh, thanks, Bob
00:32:14Thanks, Bristle
00:32:15It gives me great pleasure to switch on the illuminations
00:32:20And so declare
00:32:21Bob-land Bay Promenade
00:32:24Open
00:32:41Bob and his team were able to lend their helping hands to make that event extra special
00:32:54And Bristle
00:32:55And Bristle was there to keep things clean as a whistle
00:32:58And so Bob the Builder and his team definitely deserve to get this very special
00:33:03Good Egg Award
00:33:07Wait a minute, Sproutlets, where did Chica go? Do you know?
00:33:11I heard her too
00:33:12Come on, let's go find out what she's up to
00:33:17There you are, Chica
00:33:20Chica's found her costume carton
00:33:21That means she wants to play Dress Chica
00:33:26Chica, if you go to your nest, we can dress you up in the perfect costume
00:33:34Chica, do you want to dress up like a train conductor
00:33:37This is the hat a train conductor wears
00:33:39Or a construction worker
00:33:41Like our friend Bob the Builder
00:33:43Or a firefighter's hat
00:33:47Just like Fireman Sam
00:33:51Okay, the train conductor
00:33:53We can start with these overalls, Chica
00:33:55You can put those on
00:33:58And then we'll get the train conductor's hat
00:34:02And a bandana
00:34:06Chica, this is going to look great
00:34:10I'll be a helping hand here and tie the bandana for you
00:34:13You're welcome
00:34:14And your hat
00:34:17There we go
00:34:19Hello
00:34:20And now it's time to clean up the other costumes
00:34:25Chica, you know that as soon as we're done playing dress up
00:34:28We have to clean up the other clothes
00:34:32Aw, this won't get wrinkled
00:34:33Are you afraid that you'll mess up your outfit if you help?
00:34:37You remind me of our friend James from the island of Sodor, Chica
00:34:42He looks so great with his new coat of paint
00:34:45And his fancy decorations
00:34:46He doesn't want to help the other trains
00:34:49But he learns an important lesson
00:34:51Let's go visit Thomas the Tank Engine and James right now
00:35:25He-he-he-he
00:35:28The island of Sodor is surrounded by beautiful blue sea
00:35:33It has fields of green and sandy yellow beaches
00:35:37There are rivers, streams, and lots of trees where the birds sing
00:35:43There are windmills and a coal mine
00:35:46And docks where visitors to the island arrive
00:35:51The island also has lots and lots of railway lines
00:35:57Who's that puffing down the track?
00:36:03It's Thomas
00:36:07Hello Thomas
00:36:08Hello everybody
00:36:10Welcome to the island of Sodor
00:36:24Dirty work
00:36:28James is a shiny red engine
00:36:31He always likes to look his best
00:36:33And he likes his friends to know he's the smartest engine on Sodor
00:36:39Emily, Percy, and Thomas were at Tidmouth Sheds
00:36:44James arrived
00:36:46He'd been to the repair yard
00:36:48He was excited to get back to work
00:36:50I hope I get an important job today
00:36:53Wish James
00:36:55Sir Topham Hatt arrived
00:36:57I need an engine for a special
00:37:00Boomed Sir Topham Hatt
00:37:01The mayor must be taken to the Festival of Lights at the Scottish Castle
00:37:06I'm the perfect engine for that job, sir
00:37:09James whistled
00:37:10Very well, James
00:37:12Said Sir Topham Hatt
00:37:13James was delighted
00:37:16Thomas, Emily, and Percy
00:37:19Added Sir Topham Hatt
00:37:20If you finish your jobs in time
00:37:22You can all go to the Festival, too
00:37:25I can't wait to see the Festival, P. Percy
00:37:28Neither can I, wished Emily
00:37:31You'll be the star of the show, James
00:37:33Tooted Thomas
00:37:35That made James very happy
00:37:37He couldn't wait to make a grand entrance
00:37:41We have lots of jobs to do first, P. Percy
00:37:44You don't have anything to do all day, James
00:37:47Wished Emily
00:37:47Can you help us?
00:37:49Me?
00:37:50Snorted James
00:37:51I can't help
00:37:52It's much more important for me to look really smart
00:37:55When I arrive with my important passenger
00:37:58And James puffed proudly away to the washdown
00:38:06At the washdown, James was very happy
00:38:09He enjoyed having his boiler brushed and his cab cleaned
00:38:14Percy stopped by on his way to the quarry
00:38:16I still have lots of work to do, he puffed
00:38:19Can you help me, James?
00:38:21Sorry, Percy, sniffed James
00:38:23It's much more important that I look smart
00:38:26Now I need to be polished
00:38:32Soon, James was being polished until he shone
00:38:36Don't forget to buff my buffers, he tooted happily
00:38:39Thomas puffed up with a long line of coal cars
00:38:43Cling, clang, cling, clang, they giggled
00:38:46Those trucks look troublesome, laughed James
00:38:49They are, tooted Thomas
00:38:51Can you help me, James?
00:38:53Sorry, Thomas, cried James
00:38:55I need to look smart for my passengers
00:38:58Now I have to get my funnel swept
00:39:01As his funnel was being swept, James smelt a fishy smell
00:39:06Bust my buffers, he cried
00:39:08What's that?
00:39:10It was Emily
00:39:11She was pulling wagons of fish very slowly
00:39:18These are very heavy
00:39:19Can you help me, James?
00:39:21She puffed
00:39:23Sorry
00:39:24I need to have some special flags fitted, sniffed James
00:39:32At last, James was ready
00:39:34His flags were fitted
00:39:37His buffers beamed
00:39:39And his paintwork shone from funnel to footplate
00:39:43Everyone he passed cheered and waved
00:39:47I am the smartest engine ever, James puffed proudly
00:39:57On the way to collect the mayor
00:39:59James passed the Scottish castle
00:40:02It looked wonderful
00:40:03Everything was ready for the festival
00:40:06And Sir Topham Hatt was waiting
00:40:08But there were no engines
00:40:10James was surprised
00:40:12Where are Thomas and Percy and Emily?
00:40:15They haven't finished their work yet, boomed Sir Topham Hatt
00:40:18So they won't be here for the festival
00:40:24James felt terrible
00:40:26I must help my friends
00:40:28Otherwise they won't be here to see me be the star of the show
00:40:37James found Thomas
00:40:39He was still having trouble with his coal cars
00:40:42I'm going to miss the festival, he sighed sadly
00:40:46No, you're not, puffed James
00:40:48Because I'm going to help you
00:40:56James buffered up
00:40:59And he helped
00:41:00Even though he got covered in coal dust
00:41:06Next, James found Percy in the quarry
00:41:09Percy was struggling to pull the quarry cars
00:41:12I'm going to miss the festival, Percy sighed sadly
00:41:15No, you're not, puffed James
00:41:18Because I'm going to help you
00:41:24James buffered up
00:41:25And he helped
00:41:27Even though he got covered in quarry dust
00:41:35Then James found Emily at the junction
00:41:37I can't pull the fish wagons any further, James
00:41:41They are too heavy
00:41:43I'm going to miss the festival, she sighed sadly
00:41:46No, you're not, puffed James
00:41:49Because I'm going to help you
00:41:52And James did
00:41:55Even though he knew he would be covered in smelly fish
00:42:08At the Scottish castle
00:42:10The brass band was waiting
00:42:12A red carpet was ready
00:42:15And so were Thomas, Percy, and Emily
00:42:18They were all waiting for James
00:42:21To arrive with his important passenger
00:42:23Here comes James, Tooter Thomas
00:42:28Everyone cheered as James arrived with the mayor
00:42:32But James was worried
00:42:34After helping his friends
00:42:36He didn't look smart at all
00:42:39And he certainly didn't feel like the star of the show
00:42:42James, said Sir Topham Hatt
00:42:44You are a very hard-working and really useful engine
00:42:49James was amazed
00:42:51You're not cross with me, sir?
00:42:54Even though my flags are drooping
00:42:56And I'm covered in coal dust and quarry dust and fish?
00:43:01What matters, James, said Sir Topham Hatt
00:43:04Is that you helped all your friends
00:43:06And safely delivered your important passenger
00:43:09Well done
00:43:12James was very happy
00:43:14And his friends all thought that James was still
00:43:18The star of the show
00:43:26They're two, they're four, they're six, they're eight
00:43:29Shunting trucks and hauling freight
00:43:32Red and green and brown and blue
00:43:34They're the really useful crew
00:43:37All with different roles to play
00:43:40Round Tidmouth Sheds or far away
00:43:42Down the hills and round the banks
00:43:45Thomas and his friends
00:43:47Thomas, he's the cheeky one
00:43:50James, his fame but lots of fun
00:43:53Percy, pulls some mail on time
00:43:56Gordon, thunders down the line
00:43:58Emily, really knows her stuff
00:44:01Henry, toots and huffs and puffs
00:44:04Edward, wants to help and share
00:44:06Toby, well let's say he's square
00:44:11They're two, they're four, they're six, they're eight
00:44:14Shunting trucks and hauling freight
00:44:17Red and green and brown and blue
00:44:19They're the really useful crew
00:44:22All with different roles to play
00:44:25Round Tidmouth Sheds or far away
00:44:27Down the hills and round the banks
00:44:30Thomas and his friends
00:44:32They're two, they're four, they're six, they're eight
00:44:35Shunting trucks and hauling freight
00:44:38Red and green and brown and blue
00:44:40They're the really useful crew
00:44:43All with different roles to play
00:44:46Round Tidmouth Sheds or far away
00:44:48Down the hills and round the banks
00:44:51Thomas and his friends
00:45:01Thomas, Percy and Emily really wanted to go to that festival
00:45:05And they weren't going to be able to go
00:45:07Unless James was a helping hand
00:45:11Yes, he even helped with the smelly fish, Cheekam
00:45:14That's right
00:45:15And so, Sproutlets, because he was such a helping hand
00:45:19We would like to give James the Good Egg Award
00:45:25We know that all the trains really appreciated it
00:45:30Sproutlets, I'm going to use my helping hand to draw whatever you'd like
00:45:34As we play Drawing with Chica
00:45:37The time when Chica tells me what to draw
00:45:40What are we going to draw today?
00:45:45Okay, three circles, let's see
00:45:47One
00:45:49Two
00:45:51Three
00:45:52Well, we're done
00:45:53Three circles
00:45:54Oh, there's more
00:45:55Alright, let's keep drawing
00:45:58A rectangle
00:46:00We know what a rectangle looks like, don't we, Sproutlets?
00:46:02It has four sides
00:46:04Two long sides
00:46:06And two short sides
00:46:09Oh, Chica, I know what this is!
00:46:11This is an ice cream sandwich on wheels
00:46:15No?
00:46:16Alright, let's keep drawing
00:46:20Right in front?
00:46:21Okay
00:46:21That's an interesting shape
00:46:24And a rectangle
00:46:26Very good
00:46:27A square
00:46:28And another rectangle
00:46:31Broutlets, do you know what we're drawing?
00:46:38It's Fireman Sam's Fire Engines!
00:46:40And Fireman Sam is a very big helping hand today
00:46:44As he helps to teach Norman and Mike Flood
00:46:47How important it is to help around the house
00:46:52When he hears that fire alarm
00:46:55Sam is always cool and calm
00:47:01If you're stuck, give him a shout
00:47:04He'll be there to help you out
00:47:08So move aside, make way
00:47:10Fireman Sam got to save the day
00:47:13Fireman Sam got to play to the core
00:47:18Sam is the hero next door
00:47:26I know it's important that you go to this nursing course
00:47:29And learn how to do all those newfangled medical things
00:47:32But how am I going to manage all the extra housework?
00:47:37You don't have that much to do, Mike
00:47:39I'm only away for two days
00:47:41I know, but I have work to do too
00:47:44What if somebody needs their roof repaired?
00:47:46Or their leaky tap mended?
00:47:48I can't do everything
00:47:49Oh, honestly, Mike
00:47:51I always have to work and do all the housework by myself
00:47:55Yes, Dilys, but...
00:47:57What about Norman?
00:47:58Doesn't he help with the chores?
00:48:00Are you saying that Mandy actually helps you with the housework, Helen?
00:48:04That's exactly what I'm saying, Dilys
00:48:06And Norman could help you too
00:48:08Oh
00:48:16A wet mop floor, I've got a wet mop floor
00:48:19Baby, don't you step on my wet mop floor
00:48:22Oh, Penny, stop!
00:48:24The floor's wet!
00:48:25Sorry!
00:48:27You've rather backed yourself into a corner there, haven't you, Elvis?
00:48:32I'll be okay, Penny
00:48:50Are you all right down there?
00:48:53I think so
00:48:57Nothing broken anyway
00:49:00Except my poor mop
00:49:04Norman?
00:49:07Norman!
00:49:11Norman Price!
00:49:13I have a job for you
00:49:17Oh, hello, Norman
00:49:19Where are you off to in such a hurry this morning?
00:49:23Aha!
00:49:24There you are
00:49:24Oh, thanks, Bronwyn
00:49:26He nearly got away
00:49:30Okay, Mike
00:49:31Here's a list of the jobs you need to remember to do
00:49:33Are you sure you're going to be all right?
00:49:35Don't worry, Mum
00:49:36I look after Dad
00:49:38Ha-ha, very funny
00:49:42What?
00:49:44Helen?
00:49:45This can't be right
00:49:47Bye, Mum
00:49:48Have fun on your course
00:49:52There are a lot of jobs in this house, Norman Price
00:49:54You can't expect me to do everything
00:49:56You can pick up your dirty clothes
00:49:58And put them in the laundry basket for a start
00:50:01But, uh, I'm not even sure what the laundry basket looks like
00:50:05It's in the bathroom, under the sink
00:50:08I've never noticed it
00:50:14This, Norman Price, is the laundry basket
00:50:18Oh, but, uh, how does it open?
00:50:22Like this
00:50:23Oh, but, um, how do you put clothes into it?
00:50:30Oh, I think you can work that out
00:50:34And I expect you to take the basket down to the cellar
00:50:37And put a wash on today
00:50:39But, Mum
00:50:46I've tidied my room
00:50:48Made my bed
00:50:49And washed the dishes
00:50:50Which means my jobs are done
00:50:52Fancy doing a little bit of ironing then, sweetheart?
00:50:56No, thanks
00:50:57I'm meeting up with Norman to go skateboarding
00:51:01Oh
00:51:04Are you all right down there, Norma?
00:51:07There are a lot of dirty clothes
00:51:09I think you'll have to put on two washes
00:51:13No, I won't
00:51:26There we go
00:51:34All done
00:51:35See you later, Mum
00:51:36I'm off to meet Mandy
00:51:37But I want you to be back in time to put the second bottle
00:51:48Morning, Elvis
00:51:49Lovely day
00:51:54Morning, Dillis
00:51:56I'm looking for a mop
00:51:57Shh
00:52:00Listen, Elvis
00:52:02Can you hear that?
00:52:06Ooh
00:52:06Yes
00:52:07Sounds kind of like a waterfall
00:52:10Or maybe...
00:52:12The washing machine
00:52:19I wish I was a nurse
00:52:21Then I could go away on a training course
00:52:24And I wouldn't have to do any ironing
00:52:26Yes, Doctor
00:52:27You're right
00:52:28This shirt has a serious case of button-itis
00:52:32It's going to be a very fiddly operation
00:52:39Nurse Floyd emergency room
00:52:41Helen
00:52:42What's happened to your voice?
00:52:44Is Mike there?
00:52:46It's me
00:52:47Oh, Mike
00:52:48Come quickly
00:52:49Norman has broken the washing machine
00:52:51Say no more, Dillis
00:52:52I'm on my way
00:52:55I knew I'd have work to do
00:53:09Um, Elvis
00:53:10What are you doing?
00:53:13Just trying out my new mop, Penny
00:53:15And I'll have you know
00:53:16That I've decided to walk forward
00:53:18So there won't be any more accidents
00:53:21No
00:53:21But there will be footprints
00:53:26Huh?
00:53:27Why does mopping have to be so complicated?
00:53:38I'll have to order a new belt for your washing machine, Dillis
00:53:41You must have overloaded it
00:53:43It wasn't me
00:53:44It was Norman
00:53:45Now you know why I never ask him to do anything
00:53:48Here, see you, Dillis
00:53:53Hello
00:53:54Hi, Mike
00:53:55Norman
00:53:58What now?
00:53:59I did the washing
00:54:01No
00:54:02You broke the washing machine
00:54:04Oh
00:54:04So now
00:54:06You need to ask Mike very nicely
00:54:08If you could wash our dirty clothes
00:54:10In his machine
00:54:11What?
00:54:11But
00:54:12Oh
00:54:12Have fun, Norman
00:54:15I wonder if Sarah and James
00:54:17Want to go skateboarding
00:54:23You know, Norman
00:54:25I don't much like housework either
00:54:27But if a job's worth doing
00:54:29It's worth doing properly
00:54:38Oh
00:54:39Oh
00:54:40Go on
00:54:41Fire at the flux house
00:54:59Why do emergencies always happen
00:55:02When you don't want them to
00:55:08Fire at the flux house, Sam
00:55:10Perry
00:55:10Perry
00:55:11Ain't famous as well
00:55:33Come away from the house, Mike
00:55:35We'll take it from here
00:55:40Elvis
00:55:41Switch the electricity off
00:55:43Okay, Sam
00:55:59Oh
00:55:59Oh
00:56:00No
00:56:00What's Norman done now?
00:56:02It wasn't me this time
00:56:04It's my fault
00:56:06I went out and left the iron on
00:56:09Well, we could all afford to be more careful
00:56:11Whatever job we might be doing
00:56:13Yes
00:56:13Even a mop can be very dangerous
00:56:17Elvis is right
00:56:23Fireman Sam
00:56:24Always there to lend a helping hand
00:56:26And today he taught Norman Price and Mike Flood
00:56:29How important it is to stay safe
00:56:31While lending a helping hand at home
00:56:33And so, Fireman Sam
00:56:34We want to give you this
00:56:37Good Egg Award
00:56:40Thanks for teaching us about being a safe helping hand
00:56:46Well, Chica, that is a lovely tutu
00:56:51I would love to
00:56:52Sproutlets, would you like to see Chica's dance moves?
00:56:55Okay, let's see it
00:56:58Oh, that was good
00:57:01Oh, you don't think your jump was high enough
00:57:03Sproutlets, can you lend a helping hand by telling Chica you can do it
00:57:07Come on, let's say it together
00:57:09You can do it, Chica
00:57:13Let's try it again
00:57:16Yeah
00:57:18Still not high enough
00:57:19You know, Chica, if you need a helping hand from somebody
00:57:22It's always okay to ask for it
00:57:25Yes
00:57:28Yes, I can
00:57:29Hold on, gotta get ready
00:57:33Ready
00:57:35Okay, here we go
00:57:37One, two, three
00:57:40Wow, look at this
00:57:45Chica, that was great
00:57:49You're welcome
00:57:50And Sproutlets, thank you for your encouragement
00:57:52Today, Angelina is Miss Lily's helping hand
00:57:55As she encourages a young mouse
00:57:57And helps her learn to love dance
00:58:26Hold on, to love dance
00:58:26Oh, oh well
00:58:50Oh, where is she?
00:58:53There you are, Alice.
00:58:54Alice, listen, you'll never guess what's happened.
00:58:57Go on, try.
00:59:00I'm going to be Miss Lily's helper.
00:59:03She's starting a beginner's class and she wants me to help.
00:59:06Oh, that's great, Angelina.
00:59:09I know.
00:59:10Oh, I feel so grown up.
00:59:13Oh, come on, this calls for sweets.
00:59:18There you are.
00:59:20Thanks, Mrs Thimble.
00:59:21Oh.
00:59:23Now don't forget my second hand box, will you?
00:59:28Bring me any old toys or books that you've grown out of
00:59:30and I'll sell them and give them money to buy food for hungry mouselinks.
00:59:36I've grown out of loads of things, Mrs Thimble.
00:59:39Alice will help me sort them out, won't you, Alice?
00:59:42Oh, yes.
00:59:49Oh, this?
00:59:52Keep.
00:59:55Um, tales for mouselinks.
00:59:59Oh, um, uh, keep.
01:00:03Oh, no, no, stop.
01:00:05Oh, it's a bit babyish, isn't it?
01:00:08Um, afraid so.
01:00:11Oh, right then, go.
01:00:15Um, uh-huh.
01:00:17Hey, that's Polka.
01:00:20I haven't seen Polka for ages.
01:00:22I was really fond of her.
01:00:29We used to dance together before I was old enough to go to Miss Lily's.
01:00:33Where did you get her?
01:00:34Can't remember.
01:00:37Anyway.
01:00:40Definitely babyish.
01:00:42Bye, Polka.
01:00:51But I look so silly there.
01:00:53Nonsense, dear.
01:00:55You look sweet.
01:00:56Oh, look.
01:00:57It's you and Polka.
01:01:00Oh, yes.
01:01:02Oh, I remember the day I won Polka for you at the fair.
01:01:07Hmm?
01:01:10And you promised me that you'd never, ever let her go.
01:01:15I did?
01:01:16Yes.
01:01:17How is she, my dear?
01:01:19Um, uh, fine.
01:01:21She's fine.
01:01:23And I remember why you called her Polka.
01:01:27It was because you and Grandpa used to dance the Polka together.
01:01:31And I used to play for you.
01:01:35It was our special dance.
01:01:38May I?
01:01:40Oh, uh...
01:01:42Um, I'm ever so sorry.
01:01:44I'd love to dance, but I, um...
01:01:47Well, I forgot to tell Alice something.
01:01:50See you later.
01:01:51Bye.
01:01:52Bye.
01:01:53Oh.
01:02:04Oh, come on.
01:02:06Come on.
01:02:07Oh.
01:02:08Hello, Angelina.
01:02:10Alice.
01:02:10Come in.
01:02:11Alice.
01:02:12Oh.
01:02:12I've made a terrible mistake.
01:02:14Oh.
01:02:14I need your help.
01:02:15Come quickly.
01:02:17We've got to get Polka back.
01:02:19Oh.
01:02:22Oh.
01:02:24Well, she's definitely not here.
01:02:26No.
01:02:27Oh, my.
01:02:28Well, can you remember who bought her?
01:02:30Let me see.
01:02:32Well, soon after you brought me your toys, someone came in and bought everything in the basket.
01:02:37And these have all come in since.
01:02:39But who was it, Mrs. Thimble?
01:02:42Um.
01:02:43I'm sorry, dear.
01:02:44I've been so busy.
01:02:46I just can't remember.
01:02:49Oh, dear.
01:02:50We'll never find Polka now.
01:02:53But we've got to.
01:02:54I'm sure there's a way.
01:02:59There.
01:03:02Lost.
01:03:03A furry, cuddly rag doll.
01:03:05If you see it, please tell Angelina at once.
01:03:08Do you think that's enough?
01:03:10Well, it should be.
01:03:23Well?
01:03:24No one's heard anything.
01:03:27Oh.
01:03:28We've done all we can, Angelina.
01:03:31We can hardly go knocking on every door in the village.
01:03:35Oh.
01:03:40Hello.
01:03:42Um, did you buy any toys from Mrs. Thimble?
01:03:44No, no, I'm afraid not.
01:03:48Excuse me.
01:03:49Have you ever seen a doll like this?
01:03:53Oh, hello.
01:03:55Uh, did you buy any toys from Mrs. Thimble?
01:03:59Um, wait a minute.
01:04:01Oh.
01:04:02Oh, maybe.
01:04:03Oh, please, please.
01:04:06Is it this one?
01:04:08Oh.
01:04:08Oh.
01:04:09No.
01:04:10No.
01:04:14And, um, oh, have you seen a doll like this?
01:04:18Hmm.
01:04:20Why don't you try Miss Twitchy to cross the road?
01:04:23Oh.
01:04:24Oh.
01:04:25Come on, Alice.
01:04:26Oh, right.
01:04:27Uh, thanks.
01:04:30You're quite right, my dear.
01:04:32I did buy a lot of used toys from Mrs. Thimble.
01:04:36Oh.
01:04:37I packed them all up very, very carefully and lots of paper so that they would be safe and
01:04:44comfortable.
01:04:46I do love wrapping things up, don't you, dear?
01:04:50Oh, yes.
01:04:50And then I sent them all off to the poor little orphans in Decovia.
01:04:56Oh, no.
01:05:00Decovia?
01:05:01But that's thousands of miles away.
01:05:05Now what am I going to do?
01:05:08Oh, ho, ho.
01:05:10To be honest, Angelina, I don't think there's anything you can do.
01:05:15At least you've got tomorrow to look forward to.
01:05:18Tomorrow?
01:05:19You're helping Miss Lily with the beginners, remember?
01:05:22Oh, yes.
01:05:24Suppose I am.
01:05:28Now, sit down, everyone, please.
01:05:32Shh, shh, shh, shh.
01:05:35Oh.
01:05:36Oh.
01:05:37Come in.
01:05:38There you go.
01:05:39Come in, Mary, darling.
01:05:42We haven't started yet.
01:05:45Goodbye, darling.
01:05:48Oh, come with me.
01:05:52That's right.
01:05:53Now, come and sit down.
01:05:56Yes.
01:05:56Just sit there.
01:05:58Darling, yes.
01:06:00Shh, shh, shh, shh.
01:06:01Now, sit up, sit up.
01:06:05Straight backs, please.
01:06:07Please, head up, darlings.
01:06:09Head up.
01:06:09Come along.
01:06:10Come along.
01:06:12Skip and skip and skip and skip and skip and skip and skip.
01:06:18Oh, very good, very good.
01:06:24Darling, would you like to join in now?
01:06:28No.
01:06:30Oh, that's all right, darling.
01:06:33Whenever you feel ready.
01:06:37Well done, everybody.
01:06:41Angelina, see what you can do.
01:06:44Now, watch me, please.
01:06:48I like your doll.
01:06:51Does she have a name?
01:06:54Did someone give her to you?
01:06:58Who was that, then?
01:07:00Miss Twichit.
01:07:01You're not from Dekovia, are you?
01:07:03I helped her wrap the toys up, and she let me choose one.
01:07:08I like this the best.
01:07:11Well, actually, she's...
01:07:15She's lovely.
01:07:17She likes dancing.
01:07:19Did you know that?
01:07:21Can I show you?
01:07:39Well done, my darling.
01:07:45Oh, yeah.
01:07:49Oh, yeah.
01:07:54Oh, yeah.
01:08:00Oh, yeah.
01:08:03Oh, yeah.
01:08:05Oh, yeah.
01:08:06Oh, yeah.
01:08:29Goodbye, goodbye
01:08:30Goodbye, goodbye
01:08:34You dance beautifully, Angelina
01:08:37I'd like to dance like you
01:08:39Thank you, Mary. I'm sure you will one day.
01:08:42I've got a name for her now.
01:08:44Have you?
01:08:45Yes. I'm going to call her Angelina.
01:08:50Oh.
01:08:51Is that all right?
01:08:53Yes. I'd really like that.
01:08:58I loved Polka, and I'm really sorry for breaking my promise, Grandpa.
01:09:03Well, I'm proud of you.
01:09:05What?
01:09:06That was a very grown-up thing to do, Angelina.
01:09:10Polka's gone to someone who really needs her.
01:09:13Mary will love her and look after her, won't she?
01:09:16Yes.
01:09:20Yes, she will.
01:09:29May I have the honour of this dance?
01:09:32Why, yes, kind sir.
01:09:46Oh, Angelina, we're so proud of you.
01:09:49Mary was really sad, but Angelina encouraged her.
01:09:53That's a great way to lend a helping hand.
01:09:55When you use kind words to make somebody else feel better.
01:09:58Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Chica?
01:10:01Mm-hmm.
01:10:02Definitely.
01:10:02For being such a great helping hand, Angelina, you get the Good Egg Award!
01:10:09We were able to give Good Egg Awards to many of our friends today.
01:10:13To Barney and Riff and Bristle and Bob the Builder and the whole team for keeping our outside world nice
01:10:19and clean.
01:10:20And to James for being such a great friend.
01:10:24Fireman Sam and Norman and Mike Flood learned how important it is to be a helping hand inside.
01:10:29And Angelina learned how important it is to encourage people and be a helping hand that way.
01:10:35And, Sproutlets, you can be a helping hand every day.
01:10:38You can even print out a Good Egg Award, get a grown-up sprout, and visit SproutOnline.com.
01:10:43Chica, thank you for lending a helping hand.
01:10:47Well, you're welcome, Chica.
01:10:49And thanks for playing with us today, Sproutlets.
01:10:51We can't wait to play with you again sometime soon.
01:10:55Have a good day!
01:10:56We'll see you again soon.
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