Brum 413 - RUNAWAY BALL - Kids Show Full Episode
- 7 years ago
The Corporation Men are adding some ornamental stone balls to the Big Town Square. One of the balls shoots off the back of their van and thunders through the Big Town. Brum saves the day by miraculously catching the ball and returning it safely to the Big Town Square.
Brum is a small car that lives in a garage with lots of other old cars. But Brum is different than the others, as
he comes to life. His owner doesn't know this and doesn't know that he sneaks out behind his back for adventure.
He loves to go around Birmingham, England every day to find adventures and he meets some of his friends. Follow
him as he helps to save the day by identifying criminals stealing stuff or just stops things like a dog from
getting away or runaway objects and he even dances with people in the ending.
Then its time for Brum to return to sneak back into the garage, past his owner, before anyone notices that he's
missing. Then he goes fast asleep.
He can drive by himself and can express himself in a number of ways including opening and closing his doors and
bonnet, "bobbing" his suspension, flashing and swiveling his headlamps,
rotating his starting crank, extending his turn signals, and using his horn. He opens his doors to make him
happy and flaps his bonnet up to make him angry, but in the older series, he does not. Sometimes you can tell
from his eyes.
Brum is a small car that lives in a garage with lots of other old cars. But Brum is different than the others, as
he comes to life. His owner doesn't know this and doesn't know that he sneaks out behind his back for adventure.
He loves to go around Birmingham, England every day to find adventures and he meets some of his friends. Follow
him as he helps to save the day by identifying criminals stealing stuff or just stops things like a dog from
getting away or runaway objects and he even dances with people in the ending.
Then its time for Brum to return to sneak back into the garage, past his owner, before anyone notices that he's
missing. Then he goes fast asleep.
He can drive by himself and can express himself in a number of ways including opening and closing his doors and
bonnet, "bobbing" his suspension, flashing and swiveling his headlamps,
rotating his starting crank, extending his turn signals, and using his horn. He opens his doors to make him
happy and flaps his bonnet up to make him angry, but in the older series, he does not. Sometimes you can tell
from his eyes.