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01:00A new dream every day, Huxley Pig.
01:02A suitcase full of clothes, everybody knows.
01:07When you're dressed in your Sunday best, anything goes.
01:11A new dream every day, Huxley Pig.
01:15Who you gonna be today, Huxley Pig?
01:20Sam is here to play, food is never far away.
01:24A new dream every day, Huxley Pig.
01:28A new dream every day, Huxley Pig.
01:36Huxley Pig had put on his sailor suit, and he was looking for his hat.
01:41It's in here somewhere, it's got to be.
01:43Where is my...
01:44Ah, here it is.
01:46There.
01:48What's the matter, Sam?
01:54Oh, I've got it all back to front.
01:56Thanks, Sam.
01:58Now, where's that little boat Granny gave me?
02:01Ah, there it is.
02:03Oh, wouldn't it be wonderful if we could go to sea in a little boat like this, Sam?
02:08Maybe we could find an island to explore.
02:12Maybe.
02:21Huxley and Sam were at sea, but there was no island inside.
02:25Oh, I hope we find an island soon, Sam.
02:28I'm getting hungry, and we need a nice place for a picnic.
02:31Have you swept the horizon with your telescope, Captain Huxley?
02:34Huh?
02:35Oh, that's a good idea.
02:38Anything yet, Captain?
02:40No, nothing yet.
02:41Oh, hang on.
02:42There's something there.
02:43Oh, what is it?
02:44What is it?
02:45I don't know, but it's huge.
02:46And it moves.
02:48And it's got a beak.
02:50Oh, why don't you go for a swim, Sam?
02:52What?
02:53The sharks might get me.
02:54They won't touch you.
02:55They're only man-eaters.
02:56I know that.
02:57You know that.
02:58Do the sharks know that?
03:00Oh, crumbs.
03:01There's going to be a storm, Sam.
03:03What will we do if there is?
03:04Well, if we don't find an island soon, we'll have to throw out an anchor.
03:08No, sonny?
03:09You ain't got no anchors.
03:11No anchors?
03:12Not a purishing one.
03:13So, when the storm comes, which it will, we'll sink.
03:17Oh, help!
03:18Help!
03:19We'll sink!
03:19Help!
03:19Area!
03:20You'll rock the boat, you'll sink us before the storm does.
03:23Oh.
03:24Granny always says, when in panic, when in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout.
03:28Oh, help!
03:29Help!
03:29Man the life belt!
03:30Pigs and seagulls, fast!
03:31Help!
03:31Help!
03:32Feeling better?
03:33Oh, yeah.
03:34Much.
03:38Why is a sinking ship like a prisoner, Sam?
03:41Jokes at time like this?
03:43Because they both need bailing out.
03:47This boat needs bailing out.
03:49You better grab the life belt.
03:50Never mind that.
03:51What about my lunch box?
03:52Here comes a big one!
04:07Oh, Captain Uxley, you all right?
04:09I should never have left you.
04:11I didn't know you couldn't swim.
04:13Food.
04:15Food.
04:16Oh, where's my lunch box?
04:18My lunch box?
04:19It's okay, Captain.
04:20I've checked it out.
04:20All sandwiches present and accounted for.
04:22Oh, good work, Sam.
04:24This is just the place for our picnic.
04:28What's that noise?
04:30I don't know, Captain.
04:32It came from over there.
04:33We better go and investigate.
04:35Oh, um, good idea.
04:37You go first, Sam.
04:39Yeah, uh-oh.
04:50Footprints.
04:50There's someone else here.
04:52Or something.
04:53Let's go and have a look.
04:55Uh, wait for me.
05:14Look, down there.
05:15They go behind that tree.
05:18Something vicious going on here.
05:20Careful, Captain Uxley.
05:21You've got big trouble.
05:24Look, Sam.
05:25Somebody's been digging here.
05:32Oh, hello, Horace.
05:35What are you doing here?
05:36What are you doing here?
05:37Uh, um, uh, Huxley.
05:38What are you doing here?
05:40I asked first.
05:41And what are you doing with that spade?
05:44Spade?
05:44What spade?
05:45You look just like a pirate.
05:47What, me?
05:48Me?
05:48Oh, no, no.
05:49Oh, no.
05:49Look at his patch, Captain Uxley.
05:51He is a pirate.
05:52I bet he's buried some treasure.
05:54Buried treasure?
05:55Oh, no.
05:56I haven't seen any buried treasure.
05:57Well, you wouldn't, would you, if it's buried?
06:00Here.
06:01What's that?
06:21Like my style?
06:23That's what I call a snake dog.
06:27Here.
06:27Who are you?
06:28I'm Sidney, the snake.
06:31What's the matter with your S's?
06:32I've lost my fangs.
06:35See?
06:36Lost.
06:37Does that mean you can't bite us?
06:38Yeah.
06:39I'm completely harmless.
06:43Here.
06:43Are you sure you're not poisonous?
06:46I bit myself yesterday, and I'm still here, aren't I?
06:51Um, why are you here, exactly?
06:53I know something you don't know, but Horace knows, but he doesn't know, I know.
07:03Tell me.
07:04I know where Horace has buried his treasure chest.
07:11I told you there was treasure.
07:13I told you there was treasure.
07:14You snake in the grass.
07:16You saw me burying it.
07:17Oh, yes.
07:19Well, and now, I've got help to dig it up.
07:23I don't suppose you've buried anything to eat as well, have you?
07:34So Sidney showed them the exact spot where the treasure was buried.
07:39Of course, Horace knew where it was, but pretended not to.
07:44Oh, gosh.
07:47I think I've hit something.
07:50Diddy-doddy, boys.
07:57Where's the key, Horace?
07:58Key?
07:59What key?
08:00It's up its sleeve.
08:02Yeah.
08:04Thank you, Sidney.
08:08Oh, yes.
08:11So, at last, the treasure is mine.
08:16All of mine, super, sumptuous, scintillating, sparkling treasure.
08:25But there's no food.
08:26I say, I thought you'd lost your hiss.
08:29What happened to your lisp?
08:32What lisp, Porky?
08:34Ah, there was nothing wrong with my hiss.
08:38That was just to fool you.
08:41Oh, dear.
08:43Blimey, here, you are a snake in the grass, and no mistake.
08:46Yes, I'm a poisonous snake in the grass.
08:51The treasure's all mine, and I'll bite the first one that moves.
08:57Run, everybody.
08:58I'll go this way.
09:00You go this way.
09:00Blimey, I'm off.
09:01Watch out.
09:01Are you all right, Huxley?
09:03Oh, keep moving.
09:04Keep moving.
09:04Oh, run, Huxley.
09:06Oh, Huxley, help.
09:08Oh, help, Huxley.
09:09Oh, oh.
09:09Oh, oh.
09:16Where are you, Sam?
09:17Oh, crumbs.
09:18Sam, where are you?
09:27Well done, Captain Huxley.
09:29You've knocked him out.
09:30Now we can have all the treasure to ourselves.
09:33Yes, but what use is all that gold and jewels on a desert island?
09:37Come on, Sam.
09:38Oh, where are you going?
09:41What about all this treasure?
09:43Oh, you keep it, Sidney.
09:45It's much more fun exploring the island.
09:47We might even find something to eat.
09:49What about you, Horace?
09:51Horace?
09:51Oh.
09:53Oh.
09:53Oh, you're probably right, Huxley.
09:56I think I'll give up being a pirate.
09:58All this gold causes too much trouble.
10:00Well, I'd like to come, too.
10:02I promise not to bite.
10:05A bite?
10:05That's just what I need.
10:07I'm starving.
10:15I'm starving.
10:17I'm starving.
10:18Where's my lunchbox?
10:20Ah, here it is.
10:24Oh, crumbs.
10:26It's full of sand.
10:28Oh, yes.
10:30I remember.
10:31The storm and the island and that sneaky snake.
10:35I loft my hip.
10:38Ha, ha.
10:39Ha, ha.
11:05Hold a little whip hole in your heart
11:08And you'll get through
11:10Hold a little whip hole in your heart
11:13I'm telling you
11:16If the outlook is bleak
11:18And it's guidance you seek
11:21Put on your whip hole hat
11:23And you'll know what to do
11:26Hold a little whip hole in your heart
11:28It was a lovely sunny day in Wimpole Village.
11:31Horace Hayseater, the farmer, was having a very busy day.
11:34He drove his tractor along the lanes
11:37Past all his fields
11:38And right down to the hay barn
11:41Where he unloaded all the heavy bales of hay.
11:44When he had finished
11:45He sat down to a well-earned lunch.
11:48After me lunch
11:49I think I'll have a little snooze
11:51Before I start work again.
11:54But while Horace had his forty winks
11:56He missed seeing the stranger
11:57Walking down the lane with his dog.
12:00But the silly man just couldn't have been thinking
12:03Because he just took the cigarette out of his mouth
12:06And threw it over the hedge.
12:12Well, I suppose I'd better get on with me work.
12:15I can't laze around here all day.
12:24Horace! Horace! Stop!
12:27There's a fire over there in one of your fields.
12:31Oh my goodness!
12:32Jump on, Dennis!
12:34We'd better go and have a look!
12:37Oh no!
12:39Me hay barn!
12:39Me hay barn's ablaze!
12:43I'll see if I can beat it out with me post bag, Horace
12:46But you'd better get a fire brigade
12:47Just in case.
12:50While Dennis tried to stop the blaze with his bag
12:52Horace roared into the village.
13:00My word, Horace
13:01Whatever's wrong
13:03There's a fire!
13:04There's a fire!
13:05Me hay barn's on fire!
13:08Now, calm down, Horace
13:10I'll phone the fire brigade first of all
13:14PC Crookbabber phoned the fire brigade
13:16And told them all about Horace's hay barn
13:20I'm afraid it'll take them a while to get here, Horace
13:23Because they have to come all the way
13:24From the big town
13:27Oh dearie me!
13:29Poor old Dennis is trying to put out the fire all by himself!
13:34Everybody in the village had heard about the fire
13:36And had come to see if they could help
13:39It's alright, everybody
13:40I've phoned the fire brigade
13:43But let's get over to the barn and help poor old Dennis
13:49Oh my word, Horace
13:51This is much worse than I had originally thought
13:54We must try and do something while we're waiting for the fire engine
13:59The fire was so fierce it was beginning to spread towards Horace's farmhouse
14:03It wouldn't be long before the whole farm was ablaze
14:08Thank goodness Percy Pennywise had an idea
14:11He quickly told his plan to the twin red snappers
14:14And they dashed off into the village
14:16But while Percy told his plan to everyone else
14:19The fire just got worse and worse
14:23The twins had collected as many plastic buckets as they could carry from Percy's shop
14:28And brought them to the riverbank
14:31They filled each bucket with water
14:33And passed them along in a chain all the way to Dennis
14:36Who threw the water onto the fire
14:39One bucket after another went along the line
14:41Until eventually the fire was out
14:44Well I never
14:46Here comes the fire brigade
14:52Hello
14:53Where's the fire then?
14:56Well thanks to all my friends here
14:58Especially Percy Pennywise
14:59Any shot full of buckets
15:01We've managed to save my farm from burning down
15:03Well I'll be blown
15:06It seems you've just formed Wimpole's very own fire brigade
15:12I'll just make sure it's well and truly out before I go
15:15Everybody was very happy
15:18Except the silly man
15:20Who threw his cigarette away without thinking
15:22But I think he's learnt his lesson
15:24Don't you?
15:29Hold a little Wimpole in your heart
15:32And you'll get through
15:34Hold a little Wimpole in your heart
15:37I'm telling you
15:39If the outlook is bleak
15:43And it's guidance you seek
15:45Put on your Wimpole hat
15:47And you'll know what to do
15:49Hold a little Wimpole in your heart
15:54Each day
16:25So might light work of this
16:29Said Gary
16:31Hmm
16:31Said Harry
16:35What have you got there?
16:36Asked Mr Bobbin
16:37It's a new street lamp for outside your house
16:40Said Mr Dabble
16:42Well I don't like it
16:44Said Mr Bobbin
16:45Then anyway
16:46I've already got that nice old lamp up there
16:50I'm sorry Mr Bobbin
16:52Said Harry
16:53But here's our orders from the council
16:57Oh dear
16:58Said Mr Bobbin
16:59I suppose I'll have to put up with it
17:02Right then
17:03Said Harry
17:11Said Harry
17:19Steady
17:19Steady
17:20Steady
17:20Said Mr Dabble
17:21Oh
17:22Oh
17:23Oh
17:24Oh
17:25Oh
17:25Said Gary
17:26Right
17:27Put it down
17:28Put it down
17:28Said Harry
17:30Ow
17:31Not on my toe
17:33He said
17:34Sorry Dad
17:35Said Gary
17:36Where does it go?
17:38In the hole
17:39Said Harry
17:41Through clenched teeth
17:51I'll put it up
17:52The wrong way round
17:53Said Mr Dabble
18:15Sponge
18:16Sponge
18:17Said Gary
18:34You're all right
18:36Let me down
18:41Come on
18:43Get me down
18:44Said Harry
18:45You're all right
18:47Said Gary
18:50Ow
18:51Steady
18:52Ow
18:53Said Gary
18:55Come on
18:56Let go
19:05Won't you like to catch that cat
19:07Said Harry
19:14Could y'all check the lamp
19:16Asked Mr Dabble
19:17No
19:18It was your end
19:19Said Gary
19:30Your turn
19:31Said Mr Dabble
19:34Ow
19:35Said Harry
19:38Seems all right
19:40Seems all right
19:41Said Gary
19:41Dad
19:43Said Gary
19:44Come back
19:47Oops
19:48Sorry
19:49Said Mr Dabble
19:51All right now
19:53Said Gary
20:05Harry
20:06I still don't like it
20:08Said Mr Bobbin
20:33If it's a street lamp
20:35Said the policeman
20:36It's in the wrong place
20:38He was supposed to put that up
20:40In the next village
20:40Oh dear
20:42You're right
20:43Said Mr Dabble
20:45Gary
20:47Are you going to look
20:48A light couple of ninnies
20:49Putting this up
20:50Said Harry
21:01One dayufen
21:19You're
21:50One morning, Will was very late getting up.
21:53He hurried into his clothes and raced down to the kitchen,
21:55because he'd remembered that he'd arranged to meet his friends.
22:03He gulped down his wasp porridge.
22:08Finished, ma'am.
22:10What did you say, Will?
22:12Ma'am.
22:14Great snails.
22:15You're hiccuping, Will.
22:18Hiccuping?
22:18Well, yes, hiccuping.
22:21I've told you a hundred times that you shouldn't gulp your porridge.
22:26That's what comes from being a greedy little quack.
22:30Oh, what'll happen?
22:33It's sure to pass before long, my boy.
22:36Here, take this piece of bread to chew,
22:38but eat it slowly, remember,
22:41and it should stop the hiccups.
22:44Thanks, ma'am.
22:46Ta-da, now.
22:51As he dashed through the door, Big Label fell off its hook.
22:55Hurrah, sir, ma'am.
22:57Will got so frightened that he swallowed the piece of bread in one gulp,
23:01which made the hiccups worse.
23:04As he hurried towards the village,
23:05he gave a little jump now and then with each hiccup.
23:09Oh, dear ear.
23:11This nasty hiccup, what'll I do?
23:14Oh.
23:15But the hiccuping didn't stop all the way to the village.
23:18When a wee policeman heard,
23:20he fell out of his hammock in the garden.
23:23When Mr. Pew heard,
23:24he fell off his ladder and landed in a large lump of butter.
23:27Oh, oh, help, help.
23:30Awad, wait till I get hold of you.
23:34When Will reached the schoolyard,
23:36his friends roared with laughter.
23:37Oh, boys, don't laugh.
23:41What can I do to stop the hiccups?
23:45Put your head in the buckets of water, sir, suggested Hugh.
23:49Don't breathe for two hours, gobl-gobbl,
23:51said Ivan with a wink.
23:53Say, llanfair pwll gwing,
23:54ill goger ochwyrn dro bwllant i sylio go-go-go.
23:57Laughed Sean.
23:58The next second, Mr. Pew the Sharp came down the street
24:01waving a huge brush.
24:03Will, I'll give you a-
24:06Will ran round the yard shouting,
24:09Quack!
24:10What'll I do?
24:12But then,
24:14A long howl came from the schoolhouse.
24:19The ugliest dog you ever saw
24:21leapt towards them with its mouth watering.
24:26shouted Mr. Peel the shop
24:28who thought that the dog was going to have him
24:29play his dinner. Everyone managed to escape
24:32over the wall only inches away from the
24:34big dog's jaws but there was
24:36a large portion of Mr. Peel the shop's
24:38trousers between the dog's teeth
24:40gobble gobble who'd have thought the schoolmaster
24:42would have kept such a beast said
24:44Ivan. Oh yes indeed
24:46who'd have thought yeah
24:48said Hugh Herk. Well I'm
24:50glad quack
24:53Will why'd you say
24:54that? asked Dick Penroyl
24:57because I got rid of
24:58my hiccups thanks to that dog
25:01they all laughed as they
25:02saw Mr. Peel the shop going home
25:04trying to hide the hole in his trousers
25:10when Will
25:10told the story to Martha she gave him
25:12a piece of spider cake but
25:14he took care to eat it slowly
25:16just in case
25:20when Will went to bed that night
25:22the bed bounced down again
25:23not because of hiccups
25:25but because Will was bouncing with laughter
25:27as he remembered Mr. Peel's trousers
25:30good night
25:31good
25:31come on
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