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00:00:51Hello, come and meet all your favourite characters.
00:00:55Here are the Teletubbies.
00:00:57Chips.
00:00:58They love to play.
00:01:00Chips.
00:01:04Hello, er, which way does it go?
00:01:08Postman Pat's trying to help.
00:01:09But he seems to have got carried away.
00:01:11They don't leave yet.
00:01:13Come back.
00:01:14Football to get off.
00:01:17Lever away, Fireman Sam.
00:01:20Okay, James.
00:01:21If you're in trouble,
00:01:22Just relax now.
00:01:23I'll try.
00:01:24You need Fireman Sam.
00:01:27Pingu loves to play
00:01:36And he's sure to make you laugh
00:01:39We need an extra boat, isn't it?
00:01:42Ooh, can I be a porter? Thank you
00:01:45All aboard! All aboard!
00:01:48Watch out, Noddy, mind that ant
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00:02:23BBC Worldwide, a chance to meet all your favourite characters
00:02:34Open the toy box and discover a fun-filled world of entertainment
00:02:38It's really fun!
00:02:40I'm shocked!
00:02:41It's full of all your favourite BBC TV characters
00:02:44Including Fireman Sam
00:02:46Oh dear
00:02:47Pingu
00:02:48The Teletubbies
00:02:52Pozman Pat
00:02:53Oh, I know what that means
00:02:54Williams Wish Wellingtons
00:02:56Noddy
00:02:59Spider
00:02:59Okey-doke
00:03:01So, can I help in any way?
00:03:04And the Dino Babies
00:03:07We'll have fun, we'll have fun, won't we?
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00:03:29And enjoy games and puzzles
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00:03:41A world of fun
00:03:58Postman Pat
00:03:59Postman Pat
00:04:00Postman Pat
00:04:02And his black and white cat
00:04:05Early in the morning
00:04:07Just as day is dawning
00:04:10He picks up all the post bags in his van
00:04:15Postman Pat
00:04:16Postman Pat
00:04:17Postman Pat
00:04:19And his black and white cat
00:04:22All the birds are singing
00:04:24And the day is just beginning
00:04:26Pat feels he's a really happy man
00:04:32Everybody knows
00:04:34His bright red van
00:04:36All his friends will smile
00:04:39As he waves to greet them
00:04:42Maybe
00:04:44You can never be sure
00:04:46There'll be no
00:04:47Ring
00:04:50Letters through your door
00:04:53Postman Pat
00:04:55Postman Pat
00:04:56Postman Pat
00:04:57And his black and white cat
00:05:00All the birds are singing
00:05:02And the day is just beginning
00:05:05Pat feels he's a really happy man
00:05:10Pat feels he's a really happy man
00:05:15Pat feels he's a really happy man
00:05:24It was a cloudy morning in Greendale
00:05:27But as Pat set out along the valley
00:05:29On his way to the village post office
00:05:31It brightened up
00:05:38A large van was parked in the narrow road
00:05:41It was Sam's mobile shop
00:05:45It was going to be a tight squeeze getting past
00:05:48Come on
00:05:49Straighten up
00:05:50Come on
00:05:51You can get a bus through there
00:05:53Blender your room
00:05:55Hello Sam
00:05:56Thanks
00:05:58Could you
00:05:59Could you give these to Mrs Atkinson please
00:06:04Right old Pat
00:06:05Mind how you go
00:06:11Oh dear
00:06:12I think we're stuck
00:06:16It's all that rain
00:06:18It's made the ground boggy
00:06:38Hello Pat
00:06:39Still here
00:06:41Yes I am
00:06:42I'm stuck in the mud
00:06:44I'll give Pete fog a shout as I go past
00:06:46He can tow you out with his tractor
00:06:51Hang on
00:06:52Thanks Sam
00:06:58Oh well
00:07:02Looking at life
00:07:04Through a farmer's eyes
00:07:07Always aware
00:07:09Of the changing skies
00:07:11The wind
00:07:13The wind
00:07:13The rain
00:07:14They all make their claim
00:07:16As he plows and he soaps and sets seeds into those
00:07:21He sees all the wonders
00:07:23That nature can bring
00:07:25As he works all the year
00:07:28To bring rich others in
00:07:34Looking at life
00:07:36Through a farmer's eyes
00:07:38Always aware
00:07:40Always aware
00:07:41Of the changing skies
00:07:43Hederoes with birds
00:07:45Wild animals and trees
00:07:47In the bright summer sun
00:07:50He sees busy honeybees
00:07:52And he's working with nature
00:07:55As all round the farm
00:07:57He'll try to make sure good things come to no harm
00:08:05Summer and winter
00:08:08Season's all through
00:08:10There's never a time
00:08:12When there's nothing to do
00:08:14Setting the crops
00:08:17And preparing the land
00:08:19He always can do
00:08:21With a good helping hand
00:08:29Looking at life
00:08:31Through a farmer's eyes
00:08:34Always aware
00:08:36Of the changing skies
00:08:38He works between forests
00:08:40And valleys and hills
00:08:42Or the flat even plains
00:08:45With an unbroken hue
00:08:47But wherever it is
00:08:49Still the farmers can claim
00:08:51That they work for our bread
00:08:54With their harvests of rain
00:08:56Wherever it is
00:08:58The farmers can claim
00:09:01That they work for our bread
00:09:04With their harvests of rain
00:09:20Peter came at last
00:09:28Hello Peter
00:09:29Can you tow me out please?
00:09:32My van's stuck in the mud
00:09:34Easy
00:09:35Sam said you'd need help
00:09:37I'll just back up
00:09:54Now then
00:09:55Just tie it on there
00:09:58Right
00:10:06All right
00:10:11Ready
00:10:28Bye
00:10:29Thanks a lot
00:10:33Pat was on his way again
00:10:50Morning
00:10:51Morning
00:10:52Morning Pat
00:10:52You a bit late today
00:10:54Yes
00:10:55I got held up
00:10:56Down by Atkinsons
00:10:57I was trying to get
00:10:59Past Sam's van
00:11:00And I got stuck
00:11:01On the grass verge
00:11:02Then I had to wait
00:11:03Then I had to wait
00:11:03For Peter Fogg
00:11:04To come and pull me out
00:11:05With his tractor
00:11:05Oh a good thing he did
00:11:08Look
00:11:09Major Forbes bull
00:11:10It won first prize
00:11:12At the county show
00:11:13Isn't it a magnificent animal
00:11:15Have you seen it?
00:11:17No
00:11:18And I don't think
00:11:18I want to either
00:11:20There's a letter
00:11:20For the major
00:11:21So you might meet the bull
00:11:22Better keep a sharp look out
00:11:25I'd run a mile
00:11:26If I saw it
00:11:27Cheerio
00:11:58I'll see you
00:12:15Ted Glenn was waving to Pat to make him stop.
00:12:20Some fools left a gate open. I bet it's those campers.
00:12:25The sheep have got into the clover field. It'll kill them if they eat too much.
00:12:30Can you give me a hand to drive them back?
00:12:33Yes, of course I will. I used to work on a farm when I was a lad.
00:12:38Have they gone far then?
00:12:41You can see them up there. They've spread out a bit.
00:12:46We'd better get after them.
00:12:49Hang on, Pat. We've left a gate open now. We're as bad as the campers.
00:12:55I'll shut it.
00:13:07You go that way and I'll go this.
00:13:10Right.
00:13:10All right.
00:13:40Phew! That was warm work.
00:13:45What's that funny noise?
00:13:48Heyo! It's that bull! Run!
00:13:59Hey! Wait for me!
00:14:03What's up, Ted?
00:14:05Oh, it's my ankle.
00:14:06Oh, I gum it, does it. Ouch!
00:14:11I can't get up. I think I've broken it.
00:14:14Now what are we gonna do?
00:14:16You can't sit here till it gets better.
00:14:19I'd better go and get Dr Gilbertson from the village.
00:14:23Won't be long.
00:14:49Pat gave Dr Gilbertson her letters and told her about Ted's broken ankle.
00:14:54Oh dear, my car's in Pencast have been serviced, said the doctor.
00:15:00Then I'll take you in my van.
00:15:11So Dr Gilbertson brought her bag.
00:15:17She sat in Jessie's place.
00:15:40Ted was glad to see the doctor.
00:15:43Oh!
00:15:46Ooh!
00:15:47Ouch!
00:15:48She soon bandaged his ankle up.
00:15:51It wasn't broken, just badly sprained.
00:15:54Try not to put too much weight on it now.
00:16:02Pat's walking stick came in handy.
00:16:08Thanks, Pat.
00:16:10Oh!
00:16:12Eh, my God!
00:16:16You'll have to write amongst the letters, Ted.
00:16:19Easy now.
00:16:20Oh!
00:16:21Oh dear!
00:16:43Jess rode on Dr Gilbertson's knee until they arrived back at the surgery.
00:16:53Bye, Pat.
00:17:10Ted was glad to get home.
00:17:12You alright now?
00:17:14I'll manage.
00:17:15Thanks for helping.
00:17:17Cheerio.
00:17:19Bye.
00:17:22Pat was on his way again.
00:17:24He still had a lot of letters and parcels to deliver.
00:17:38Hello, Alf.
00:17:40Hello, Pat.
00:17:41Er, thanks for getting the sheep back.
00:17:43It's the same thing every year.
00:17:46Gates left open all over the place.
00:17:48We'll have to have words with them campers, won't we, Dot?
00:18:02What a morning, Jess.
00:18:04Rounding up sheep, dodging bulls, fetching doctors.
00:18:08And now we're late with all this post.
00:18:10We'll have to get a move on this afternoon.
00:18:20Postman Pat, Postman Pat, Postman Pat, and his black and white cat.
00:18:47So, William.
00:18:48William.
00:18:49William.
00:18:49I wish well-intent.
00:18:51William.
00:18:54William.
00:18:56William.
00:18:56I wish well-intent.
00:18:58I know you're gonna have a lot of fun, but William boots on his well-intent.
00:19:04So, William.
00:19:08William.
00:19:09Williams, wish when he does. Williams, wish when he does.
00:19:25I wish it wasn't raining, said William.
00:19:30I wish I was a pirate. I wish I had a dog. I wish wishes worked.
00:19:40Ah, brilliant puddles, said William.
00:19:44Ha-ha, look at me. William?
00:19:48Williams' mum had looked at William.
00:19:53What have you got on your feet?
00:19:56Shoes, said William.
00:19:57Oh, they're all wet.
00:20:01Williams' mum said they'd have to buy Williams some Wellingtons.
00:20:05What are Wellingtons, Mum? Are they sweet?
00:20:08Are they ice-creams? Are they dogs, Mum?
00:20:13William's mum took William to a shoe shop.
00:20:18Not boring boots, said William,
00:20:21when he found out Wellingtons were just boots.
00:20:34Oh, there's nothing boring about my boots, the shoe shop man told William.
00:20:40And I have just the pair for you.
00:20:42Oh, where did I put them?
00:20:43Oh, there's clogs and...
00:20:48Winkle pickers, beetle crushers, no...
00:20:53Toe twisters, Cuban heels, chukka boots.
00:20:55No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no...
00:20:58Oh, here are...
00:21:10They were perfect.
00:21:12Even Williams mum liked them.
00:21:16Ah, that's the best shoe shop man in the world, said William as they walked away.
00:21:25Oh, he must be magic.
00:21:33At home, William tried on his new boots.
00:21:36There was something tickly inside them.
00:21:45William concentrated very hard and read,
00:21:48These boots are wish Wellingtons. Pull them on. Make a wish.
00:22:01William wished as hard as he could. He wished for a dog.
00:22:06Oh, stupid boots, said William.
00:22:13Oh, they do work. It's a dog. A dog for me.
00:22:24William's dad said William could keep his dog.
00:22:27But he'd have to look after him.
00:22:31And feed him.
00:22:34And clear up when he pooed on the carpet.
00:22:39And take him for walks.
00:22:41And he must always sleep in his own bed.
00:22:46William promised.
00:22:55Dad, Dad, my dog says he's called Barkshaw.
00:22:59Oh, go to sleep, his dad called out.
00:23:04Sir William didn't tell him about his magic boots.
00:23:08His secret wish Wellingtons.
00:23:11Williams, wish Wellingtons.
00:23:15You're going to have a lot of fun
00:23:18When William boots on his Wellingtons.
00:23:21So, William.
00:23:25Williams, wish Wellingtons.
00:23:30Williams, wish Wellingtons.
00:23:33Williams, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish
00:24:03Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish
00:24:03Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish
00:24:03Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish
00:24:03Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons, wish Wellingtons
00:24:03Oh, my brother.
00:24:13Ah.
00:24:14Hey, hey, hey.
00:24:15See?
00:24:17Not a bit.
00:24:18Is that?
00:24:20See?
00:24:20I don't know.
00:24:22I don't know.
00:24:23I don't know.
00:24:24I don't know.
00:24:25I don't know.
00:24:26I don't know.
00:24:26Huh?
00:24:27Ha, ha, ha!
00:24:29Ha, ha, ha!
00:24:33Huh?
00:24:38Whoa.
00:24:45No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:24:48I don't know.
00:24:52Huh?
00:25:19Oh, my God.
00:25:23Ohh, all the...
00:25:24Many, many of us have their own body.
00:25:26Many people, many of us have their own body.
00:25:29Ah, ah, ah, ah!
00:25:32Having the poof, what are you gonna see?
00:25:34Oh, oh, you gonna get back?
00:25:36What are you gonna see?
00:25:37Ha, ha, ha!
00:25:54Ha ha ha ha!
00:25:56I thought it was so funny!
00:26:36I thought it was funny!
00:27:03I don't know.
00:27:23Oh, it's a solid...
00:27:25...44...
00:27:27...
00:27:27...
00:27:28...
00:27:30...
00:27:31...
00:27:35...
00:27:37...
00:27:37...
00:27:41...
00:27:42...
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00:27:46...
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00:27:56...
00:28:10Oh, my God.
00:28:30Oh, my God.
00:28:57Oh, my God.
00:29:48Oh, my God.
00:29:57What a complicated life he's got.
00:30:02Oh, my God.
00:30:08From the back of the young comes a lady on a rattling jug.
00:30:12First she's running, then she's not.
00:30:15What a complicated life she's got.
00:30:31What a complicated life she's got.
00:30:40Lady, tell me why.
00:30:43You're sitting on the stand and now you're starting to cry.
00:30:48First it's fair, then it's not.
00:30:50What a complicated life you've got.
00:30:54Lady, you're not alone.
00:31:00Come and talk to me.
00:31:05Oh, lady.
00:31:09We've all known what it's like to be sad.
00:31:21Goodness.
00:31:23What have we heard?
00:31:26The frog has whispered something to me.
00:31:30Do I believe it?
00:31:32Do I not?
00:31:33What a complicated life I've got.
00:31:39The next thing isn't so clear.
00:31:43The lady kissed the frog which disappears.
00:31:48First he's there, then he's not.
00:31:50What a complicated life he's got.
00:31:56Of the frog, there isn't a trace.
00:32:01And I think that good-looking man has taken his place.
00:32:04Hello.
00:32:06First he's a frog, then he's not.
00:32:08What a complicated life he's got.
00:32:14Now there's a smile on the lady's face.
00:32:19Life in the woods is certainly a changing place.
00:32:23But she's sad, then she's not.
00:32:26What a complicated life she's got.
00:32:30Lady, don't be shy.
00:32:35Give a kiss to me.
00:32:41Oh, lady.
00:32:45Lady, shall we try to change history now?
00:32:53Lady, don't be shy.
00:32:59Give a kiss to me.
00:33:04Lady.
00:33:08Lady.
00:34:55All right, I will leave you alone.
00:34:58I don't mind.
00:34:59I've got a job to do.
00:35:06I've got a job to do.
00:35:30I think it was a good idea.
00:35:32A good idea to park your car in that spot.
00:35:33I didn't mean to.
00:35:35It was your hens, Mr. and Mrs. Straw, flapping about in front of me.
00:35:39I must drive it out before its wheels get all wet and miserable and it catches you cold.
00:35:45Of course I shall be able to drive it out.
00:35:47I shall do it backwards.
00:35:51Mind you don't get splashed, Mr. Straw.
00:35:53Mind you don't get splashed.
00:36:00I know you told me so.
00:36:03I hope I didn't splash you, Mr. and Mrs. Straw.
00:36:05Oh, no, Noddy.
00:36:06We were quite safe.
00:36:07We're hid behind each other.
00:36:10My poor little car.
00:36:12It's stuck in the mud.
00:36:13We'll have to put it free or I shan't be able to take your hens to market.
00:36:17Well now, Noddy Milani.
00:36:19Let's put our thing in.
00:36:21I've already put mine on.
00:36:23Look.
00:36:24And it's given me an idea.
00:36:27Your horse can pull my car from the mud.
00:36:31I'm sorry, Noddy.
00:36:32He can't do that.
00:36:33Not with his hurt leg.
00:36:34Let's always have a good think.
00:36:41It's Mr. Sparks.
00:36:54Perhaps Mr. Sparks could...
00:36:56Mr. Sparks could help.
00:36:57Good idea, Mrs. Straw.
00:37:00Mr. Sparks, can you help us?
00:37:03My poor car is stuck in the pond and we can't think how to get it out.
00:37:07Well, that's no problem, Noddy.
00:37:08I've got a towing rope.
00:37:10This fire engine will soon pull it out.
00:37:12Oh, thank you.
00:37:13There.
00:37:14I knew we'd solve it if we...
00:37:16If we all put our eggs together.
00:37:19Have you tried a good strong knot, Noddy?
00:37:21Yes.
00:37:22It's ready now.
00:37:24Of course this will work.
00:37:27Go to home, Mr. Sparks.
00:37:29One.
00:37:30Two.
00:37:31Three.
00:37:32Three.
00:37:38Hooray!
00:37:39Hooray!
00:37:40Hooray!
00:37:40Hooray!
00:37:41There.
00:37:42I told you it would work.
00:37:44Yay!
00:37:46Thank you so much, Mr. Sparks.
00:37:49Thank you for pulling my car out of the mud.
00:37:51Oh, that's quite all right, Noddy.
00:37:52I enjoyed it.
00:37:53Well done, everybody.
00:37:54Now then, Noddy Milad, it's time to round up the heads.
00:37:58Right away, Mr. Mrs. Straw.
00:38:27Now, Noddy Milad, you'll need to be off.
00:38:29Just leave the heads with my brother at the market.
00:38:32I do hope they'll be drawn.
00:38:33He's sixpence for their fare.
00:38:35Now, if there lay any heads on the way, you can have them to make up for those silly heads
00:38:40making you drive into the pond.
00:38:41Thank you, Mr. Straw.
00:38:43Thank you, Mr. Straw.
00:38:44Do cheer up, boss.
00:38:46I'm sure yours will be better.
00:38:48No.
00:38:51Oh, look at that giant bill.
00:38:54Well, what a giant vehicle, Daffy.
00:38:57Yes, we should all be framed of our fire engine.
00:39:00Of course, I'd like to ride with a fire engine.
00:39:03Oh, I shouldn't.
00:39:05Fire engines go so fast.
00:39:08I should never stop wobbling.
00:39:18Oh, Mr. Plum, isn't the fire engine wonderful?
00:39:21Mr. Sparks rescued me from the farm bomb this morning.
00:39:25You are lucky.
00:39:26I should love to see it in action.
00:39:28Oh, yes, sir.
00:39:29Yes, well, look at that.
00:39:32You never know.
00:39:33At any moment, some unlucky person may be trapped on a roof.
00:39:37I'm sure Mr. Sparks will be pleased to rescue them.
00:39:40I'd love to be rescued from a roof.
00:39:42Oh, I shouldn't.
00:39:45I'd probably wobble off the heads.
00:39:47If he does rescue someone,
00:39:50I hope I shall see that we must all keep on again.
00:39:54I will.
00:39:55But first, I must deliver Mr. Straw's heads.
00:39:58Oh, no.
00:40:00Where are the heads?
00:40:02Where have they gone?
00:40:04There they go, flapping down the street.
00:40:11Oh, what silly heads they are.
00:40:16Come back, you heads.
00:40:18Come back.
00:40:19Come back.
00:40:21Come back.
00:40:23Oh, those heads, where are they?
00:40:31Where are you hiding?
00:40:37Oh, silly heads, why aren't you flat up there?
00:40:42I'll never get you to market now.
00:40:44Come down this minute.
00:40:46Come down.
00:40:47Come down.
00:40:49Come down.
00:40:58What's that noise I can hear?
00:40:59It's coming from my police station.
00:41:02I suspect that somebody may be in trouble.
00:41:05Oh, oh, just as I was hoping.
00:41:07Time for a rescue.
00:41:09You may need some elk, Mr. Sparks.
00:41:12Woo-hoo!
00:41:15Thank you, Mr. Sparks.
00:41:17Come along, you silly hen.
00:41:20Thank you so much for rescuing the hens, Mr. Sparks.
00:41:23Oh, not at all.
00:41:25It's an excellent chance to try out this ladder.
00:41:27As soon as we've got the hens off my roof, Noddy, I suggest you take them straight to Mr.
00:41:32Stork's brother before they cause any more trouble.
00:41:36Oh, yes, I will.
00:41:38Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:41:40Oh, hey.
00:41:42Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:41:43Time for rescuing, Mr. Sparks.
00:41:45Oh, thank you.
00:41:47I enjoyed myself.
00:41:49I'm sorry to have been such a nuisance today, Mr. Sparks.
00:41:53That was beautiful.
00:41:54That was so silly hens.
00:41:55I'm so pleased Mr. Stork's brother is looking after them at last.
00:41:59I say, did you know you've had 11 eggs in the back of your car?
00:42:0611 eggs?
00:42:08Those hens must have laid them on the way from the farm.
00:42:1111 fresh eggs for the team.
00:42:14Oh, but you must have one of them, Mr. Sparks, for rescuing my car from the pond.
00:42:18Oh, that's very kind.
00:42:19What a marvellous day.
00:42:21And another one for rescuing the hens from the roof.
00:42:24That leaves nine eggs for two.
00:42:27Don't eat the pond once, or you'll start flying.
00:42:33Will I?
00:42:33I shouldn't like that at all.
00:42:35Oh, gracious.
00:42:36I should hate to turn into a silly hen.
00:42:39Would you like an egg, Mr. Wobbly Man?
00:42:41Oh, yes, please.
00:42:44And Jumbo's.
00:42:45Thank you, Noddy.
00:42:46And would you like one cardboard mask?
00:42:48Yeah, I'd love it.
00:42:49Three cheese for Noddy.
00:42:51Bip, bip.
00:42:52Hooray.
00:42:54Bip, bip.
00:42:55Hooray.
00:42:57Bip, bip.
00:42:58Hooray.
00:42:59Hooray.
00:43:01Noddy.
00:43:03The little man with a red and yellow card.
00:43:09Noddy.
00:43:10Noddy.
00:43:11There's Duke and Belleveans.
00:43:13He's the happiest of fellow in your toy land.
00:43:18There's Baggies and Toby and Mr. Plot and all his special friends
00:43:22It's instance and adventure and he'll take you all along
00:43:26But now it's time for Noddy to wake and say goodbye
00:43:31He's tired and sleepy and nodding his head
00:43:34He's ready to curl himself up in bed and see what tomorrow brings
00:43:41Oh, Noddy, Noddy, Noddy
00:44:09Whenever the sun was shining at the North Pole
00:44:12Lars, the little polar bear, was very happy
00:44:21His mom and his dad were very proud of their son
00:44:24Who could already make and throw snowballs
00:44:32Lars!
00:44:38Hey, Lars, be careful! Don't go too far!
00:44:45Lars! Come back!
00:44:48But Lars couldn't hear his mother anymore
00:44:50He was already too far away
00:44:53And he jumped onto the next ice flow and was very happy
00:45:02It soon started snowing
00:45:04Lars snapped after every flake
00:45:07He jumped high into the air and landed in a snow hole
00:45:14What's that?
00:45:15Lars was astonished
00:45:23Hello, I'm Lina, the Arctic Hare
00:45:32And who are you?
00:45:33I'm Lars, the polar bear
00:45:37Lars introduced himself
00:45:38He'd never seen such funny ears before
00:45:42Lina obviously liked his bear's nose
00:45:46And then she ran away
00:45:48Come on, stay here!
00:46:01Because of all the fun they were having
00:46:03They didn't notice how heavily it had been snowing
00:46:07Dad! Mom! Where are you?
00:46:13Come on, Lars, don't be such a coward
00:46:15Just watch me and try and copy what I'm doing
00:46:19Lars watched how Lina was digging herself into the snow
00:46:25So he began to dig as well
00:46:28At first, just a little bit
00:46:30Then a little bit more
00:46:31And more
00:46:33He was digging himself in very deeply
00:46:36And when he turned around
00:46:38He couldn't even see Lina's ears
00:46:44Meanwhile, Mummy and Daddy Polar Bear were very worried
00:46:50Lars, where are you?
00:46:52Come back!
00:46:54Lars!
00:46:55We're here, Lars!
00:46:57Lars!
00:47:00But Lars couldn't hear them
00:47:02Lars! Lars! Lars!
00:47:05But his parents didn't want to give up the search
00:47:08And they each went looking for Lars in a different direction
00:47:14Finally, the snowstorm stopped
00:47:17But how should Mummy and Daddy Polar Bear find their son
00:47:20Among the mountains of white snow?
00:47:24And how would little Lars find his way home
00:47:26Through this white wilderness?
00:47:34Hey Lars, where are you going?
00:47:39Home
00:47:40And tell me, how are you going to find your way?
00:47:43My mum always said I had to look for the North Star if ever I'd get lost
00:47:47Because it is exactly above our cave
00:47:50But I can't see it
00:47:54Of course you can't on your own
00:47:56You can't even see over the next mound of snow
00:47:58Come on, bend down
00:48:06Can you see anything?
00:48:08What does your star look like?
00:48:10My mum said it shines brighter than all the other stars
00:48:15Then it has to be this one
00:48:20Yes, that is definitely the North Star
00:48:22Our star
00:48:25Lars and Lina ran towards the North Star
00:48:28And Lars gave as quickly as they could
00:48:33Lars!
00:48:36Did you hear that?
00:48:38That must be your mum and dad
00:48:40But Lars had already started running
00:48:49His parents were very glad that Lars had found his way home again
00:48:53All on his own
00:48:55Like a big polar bear
00:49:11He looked at the Press
00:49:15That
00:49:16was a molest He
00:49:18came along So
00:49:19he drew Each
00:49:20person When
00:49:20became Of
00:49:20course See
00:49:24And
00:49:25He
00:49:27permeated
00:49:51Fireman Sam
00:50:20Fireman Sam
00:50:27Fireman Sam
00:50:29Fireman Sam
00:50:57More to the point. How are you, dearest? Bit of trouble?
00:51:00Oh, no. Well, you know, it's trying to help me once, you see.
00:51:04Putting the sherbet lemons on the top shelf.
00:51:07It's a good boy, really, Norman.
00:51:09Aye, well, I suppose so.
00:51:11Any deliveries this morning, my darling?
00:51:14Only those tins for Pondy Pondy Fire Station.
00:51:16Ah, I know what they'll be.
00:51:19Careful not to hurt your back now.
00:51:22Morning, Trevor. Need a hand?
00:51:24Well, if you just open the back doors...
00:51:28Oh, Trevor. You're so strong.
00:51:32Ah, I think so. It's for us, anyway.
00:51:36For us?
00:51:37Well, for the fire station. It's the paint.
00:51:42Glad I'm not on duty today.
00:51:44Oh, dear. I'd forgotten.
00:51:49Every day, I peel the potatoes and the chips.
00:51:53These people in Wales, they eat only the chips I know, know.
00:51:58Hey, what do you think, Rosa?
00:52:01Where you get to now, puss?
00:52:04Hello there, Bella.
00:52:06You've got my sandwiches ready, please.
00:52:09Here you are.
00:52:11Thanks, Bella.
00:52:12Oh, Sam?
00:52:13Yes?
00:52:14You see, Rosa, you send her home for dinner, please.
00:52:18Will do.
00:52:23Delivery's late.
00:52:24Because it's the weekend, I suppose.
00:52:28Now, where's Cridlington?
00:52:31Fireman Cridlington!
00:52:33Come in!
00:52:35Reporting for duty.
00:52:37Station officer, Steele, sir.
00:52:39Looks like you've put your foot in it again, Cridlington.
00:52:42Oh.
00:52:43Oh!
00:52:44Oh, yes, sir.
00:52:51Oh, poor thing.
00:52:52Don't worry, Rosa.
00:52:54We'll think of something.
00:52:59Oh, good.
00:53:00Here's Trevor the boss.
00:53:02Mr. Evans.
00:53:04Bella's cat's up that tree.
00:53:06Look.
00:53:08She's stuck.
00:53:09Have you got a ladder?
00:53:11No.
00:53:12Oh, let's see.
00:53:15I'll climb up my zoolops.
00:53:18I mustn't be long, though.
00:53:19The match starts early today.
00:53:27Paint the door red.
00:53:28That's what he said.
00:53:30I ought to do something groovy instead.
00:53:33Door's so big and the brush is so small.
00:53:36Da-da-da-ba.
00:53:38Oh!
00:53:39Oh!
00:53:39How's it going, Fireman Cridlington?
00:53:41Oh, uh...
00:53:43Sir.
00:53:44Yes.
00:53:45On the door, Cridlington.
00:53:48Morning, Fireman Sam.
00:53:49Spot a painting for you both today.
00:53:52Keep you busy.
00:53:53What?
00:53:54Well, there's not much paint left, sir.
00:53:56Plenty more on the way, Fireman Cridlington.
00:53:59Won't be long.
00:54:01Yes, I'm afraid so, Elvis.
00:54:03Oh.
00:54:08Oh, goodness me.
00:54:10Try that, Branch.
00:54:12It looks stronger.
00:54:13You can do it, Mr. Evans.
00:54:15Oh, well, I don't know.
00:54:18Oh, well, I don't know.
00:54:22Oh, well, I don't know.
00:54:23Oh, dear.
00:54:27Oh!
00:54:27Gratted, Cat.
00:54:29Oh, dear.
00:54:32It's a long way down.
00:54:35I don't like heights.
00:54:37I feel a bit too dizzy-like.
00:54:40Oh!
00:54:43Have you a better phone, Uncle Sam?
00:54:45Help.
00:54:51Now, who leaves the fire service?
00:54:55Bella's Cafe.
00:54:57Fire at Bella's Cafe.
00:54:59On the double, man.
00:55:07All president and director.
00:55:09Right, let's go.
00:55:33Oh, great.
00:55:34How is your love?
00:55:35Mama mia!
00:55:37Mama mia!
00:55:37I don't know how this fire is stuck.
00:55:40Yes, chip pan fire.
00:55:42Ah, that's what we need, sir.
00:55:44A dark clock.
00:55:56That's it.
00:55:57Oh, Sam!
00:56:00Bravissimo!
00:56:01My hero!
00:56:02Well, no problem, Bella.
00:56:05Ah, yes, yes.
00:56:06Yes, well, good work, fireman Sam.
00:56:09Right, man.
00:56:10Makeup.
00:56:11Feeling better now, Mrs. Lasagna?
00:56:13Don't worry.
00:56:14A good, strong cup of Welsh tea.
00:56:16That's what she needs.
00:56:17These Italians, so dramatic they are.
00:56:21Should stick to spaghetti, safer.
00:56:24WB, over.
00:56:25We'll call Jupiter 999, over.
00:56:29Er, message.
00:56:30Just come through, sir.
00:56:32Cut, answering to the name of Rosa.
00:56:35And a man called Trevor.
00:56:37Off the tree in Pandy Square.
00:56:39Oh, Trevor!
00:56:41Rosa!
00:56:42Pickle!
00:56:42Look out!
00:56:43A rosa!
00:56:44Oh!
00:56:46Don't worry, Mr. Evans.
00:56:47Uncle Sam's on his way.
00:56:55Right, man.
00:56:56Get to work.
00:56:57Stand by to slip.
00:56:59Slip.
00:57:02Better move to one, sir.
00:57:04You two.
00:57:05OK, Uncle Sam.
00:57:06Into the tree.
00:57:10All right, Trevor.
00:57:11We'll soon get you down.
00:57:14Oh!
00:57:14Oh!
00:57:16The sooner the better.
00:57:18I...
00:57:19Oh, I...
00:57:21I just can't do it.
00:57:23Oh, come on, Fireman Evans.
00:57:26Oh, yeah, Trevor.
00:57:27You'll miss the march.
00:57:29Eh?
00:57:29Oh, well, yes.
00:57:31Oh, that is correct.
00:57:32Yes.
00:57:33Right.
00:57:33Oh!
00:57:34Look out!
00:57:37Would have expected better from an auxiliary, Fireman Evans.
00:57:42Well, that's you down, Trevor.
00:57:45Now for Rosa.
00:57:46Oh!
00:57:46Where's she gone?
00:57:48Oh, that cut.
00:57:51Thanks, lads.
00:57:53Hey, kids.
00:57:54How about coming to the match with me?
00:57:56Can we?
00:57:57Oh, great.
00:57:58Oh, that's smashing.
00:58:00Got to be quick, though.
00:58:02We should just make it.
00:58:04Right, man.
00:58:05Pick up.
00:58:09Oh, no.
00:58:11Well, no pain in the death of my illness.
00:58:15Oh, smashing.
00:58:16What a shame.
00:58:17I mean, what a shame.
00:58:27Sam?
00:58:29Where's Rose?
00:58:31Well, I'm afraid I can't tell you.
00:58:34You no bring home?
00:58:41Rose!
00:58:42Carol, Rose!
00:58:44Oh, Christ, the sound.
00:58:48When he used the fire bell chime, Fireman Sam is there on time.
00:58:56Someone might be the real jam, So hurry, hurry, fireman Sam is always on the scene.
00:59:06Fireman Sam, and his engine's running clean.
00:59:09Fireman Sam, you cannot know.
00:59:13Fireman Sam is the real next door.
00:59:20Fireman Sam, and his engine's running a few episodes on time.
00:59:24Fireman Sam, and his engine now.
00:59:25Fireman Sam, and his engine now.
00:59:28Fireman Sam, and his engine's running is a question.
00:59:34Fireman Sam, and his engine's running and running as the engine.
00:59:42Amen.
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