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00:04:00Good day.
00:04:03Good day.
00:04:08Sorry come.
00:04:09party.
00:04:11We'll take a long, long time to get to the other side.
00:04:16This park is big!
00:04:17Big Central Park, New York.
00:04:19We love it!
00:04:21Through the park we'll walk.
00:04:23Walk, walk, walk.
00:04:24To the squirrels we'll talk.
00:04:26G'day, squirrels!
00:04:28New York, the park, we'll walk.
00:04:31New York, the park, we'll talk.
00:04:34Tell us about a grand.
00:04:35Lots of ways to move around.
00:04:38Roll, escape, or run.
00:04:41And you can take a friend with you.
00:04:45Because walking the dog is fun.
00:04:49Central Park, New York.
00:04:51We love it!
00:04:52Through the park we'll walk.
00:04:56To the squirrels we'll talk.
00:04:58G'day, squirrels!
00:05:00New York, the park, we'll walk.
00:05:03New York, the park, we'll talk.
00:05:06New York, the park, we'll talk.
00:05:10New York, the park.
00:05:13G'day, squirrels!
00:05:15Put your western gear on.
00:05:18Put your western gear on.
00:05:20And we'll stroll along.
00:05:24With our big hat song.
00:05:26Singin' a western song.
00:05:33Cowboys and cowgirls.
00:05:35Come on, everybody!
00:05:37Cowdogs and cowbells.
00:05:39Even the cow dogs!
00:05:41Cowbelts and cowboots.
00:05:45And now we'll all boot scoop.
00:05:47We can get used to this.
00:06:12The sun always shines.
00:06:17Make sure your hat's on tight.
00:06:21Because the wind, it blows all day and all night.
00:06:26Cowboys and cowgirls.
00:06:29Everybody!
00:06:31Cowdogs and cowbells.
00:06:33Ha ha ha!
00:06:34Cowdogs!
00:06:35Cowbelts and cowboots.
00:06:37And now we'll all boot scoop.
00:06:46Time to boot scoot, everybody!
00:06:48Yee-haw!
00:06:52Yee-haw!
00:06:56Fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:07:11Fly through the sky.
00:07:13Fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:07:18Fly through the sky.
00:07:20Flying the controls of the big aeroplane, little windows on each side.
00:07:28Zooming over here, zooming over there, wave as we go by.
00:07:37Fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:07:43Fly through the sky.
00:07:44Fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:07:50Fly through the sky.
00:07:52Airplane runs on fuel, tires take air.
00:07:56The wings are made of aluminium.
00:08:00Stow your bags, take your seat, put your seatbelt on.
00:08:08Get ready to fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:08:15Fly through the sky.
00:08:17Fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:08:23Fly through the sky.
00:08:26This is Murray, pilot of Wiggle Airlines to Control Tower.
00:08:30We have completed our checks.
00:08:32Everyone has their seatbelt on.
00:08:34We request permission to take off.
00:08:35Here we go.
00:08:39Fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:08:45Fly through the sky.
00:08:47Fly through the sky, through the sky, through the sky.
00:08:53Fly through the sky.
00:08:54Fly through the sky.
00:08:58Fly through the sky.
00:09:01Everybody get your batons ready
00:09:11It's time to conduct the orchestra
00:09:13I wave my arms and swing my baton
00:09:17Yes, I wave my arms and swing my baton
00:09:22When the orchestra plays
00:09:26They follow me all the way
00:09:29I wave my arms and swing my baton
00:09:33He's right, you know
00:09:34He waves his arms and swings his baton
00:09:38Very good
00:09:40He waves his arms and swings his baton
00:09:43When the orchestra plays
00:09:47They follow him all the way
00:09:50He conducts the band or the orchestra
00:09:54Come on, orchestra, let's play
00:09:58Call that conductor
00:10:04Keep it in time
00:10:08This is fun
00:10:12Come on conductor, do it again
00:10:19I wave my arms and swing my baton
00:10:23You already said that
00:10:24He waves his arms and swings his baton
00:10:28We already said that
00:10:29When the orchestra, it plays
00:10:32They follow him all the way
00:10:34Yes, I wave my arms and swing my baton
00:10:39He conducts the band or the orchestra
00:10:43It's time to cross back to New York City
00:10:49Hi everyone, my name is Frank
00:10:51I'm a New York City firefighter with Brooklyn's Engine Company 227
00:10:55And I love my job
00:10:56But to do my job, I need to wear special clothes to protect myself
00:10:59To start, I have boots that are steel tipped and water protected
00:11:04The pants are fire protected with knee pads to protect my knees
00:11:08My jacket is also fire protected with reflectors so all the firefighters can see us when we're operating
00:11:14I have a light so when we're in dark rooms we can try and see where we're going
00:11:20What I have here is a face piece we carry our own air to a fire so we can breathe when it's smoky
00:11:26Also, we have hoods that are going to protect our ears and neck from heat and fire
00:11:34And last, we have our helmet to protect our heads
00:11:39And that's the uniform of a New York City firefighter
00:11:42Very interesting, tell us more
00:11:44To get to a fire, we have a fire engine
00:11:48It takes all the firefighters and it has everything we need to fight a fire
00:11:52Water, hoses, ladders
00:11:55It has lights and sirens so people know we're coming and they can get out of our way so we can get to the fire
00:12:25We're pulling out fires as fast as we can
00:12:27Climbing up the ladders
00:12:28Climbing up the ladders
00:12:29Climbing up the ladders
00:12:30Sliding down the poles
00:12:31Sliding down the poles
00:12:32We're checking all the hoses
00:12:33Checking all the hoses
00:12:34Checking all the hoses
00:12:35We're getting ready to go, go, go
00:12:37Let's go ride
00:12:38New York Firefighter
00:12:40Riding on the engine to the sea
00:12:43New York Firefighter
00:12:45Pulling out fires as fast as we can
00:12:48New York Firefighter
00:13:00New York Firefighter
00:13:02Riding on the engine to the sea
00:13:05New York Firefighter
00:13:07Pulling out fires as fast as we can
00:13:09Sleeping at the firehouse
00:13:11Sleeping at the firehouse
00:13:12Sleeping at the firehouse
00:13:13Till the bell rings
00:13:14What's up, Jeff?
00:13:15Where's the fire?
00:13:16Turning on the siren
00:13:17Turning on the siren
00:13:18Better move when you hear it sing
00:13:21New York Firefighter
00:13:24Riding on the engine to the sea
00:13:26This is fun!
00:13:27New York Firefighter
00:13:29Putting out fires as fast as we can
00:13:32Here we go!
00:13:37Ha ha!
00:13:39New York Firefighter
00:13:42Do you like to pick flowers?
00:13:44We love picking flowers!
00:13:46Ah, hi there we hoodies!
00:13:49I'm Captain Flower Sword!
00:13:53Captain Flower Sword, you certainly are a beautiful flower
00:13:57Oh dear
00:13:58Yeah
00:13:59ажу
00:14:00But do you know what?
00:14:01Captain Flower Sword, I know a pirate who looks just like you
00:14:04but he has a feather sword
00:14:06Well, that's not me!
00:14:09Volks
00:14:11I'm a big bear
00:14:12Lost
00:14:13I can see that
00:14:14I've got a feeling Captain Flower Sword is trying to trick me here
00:14:17Ooh
00:14:18Yeah?
00:14:19But anyway, let's go and pick some flowers together
00:14:22Yeah
00:14:23Haha
00:14:25Let's pick some flowers.
00:14:30Put them in a vase to brighten up our room.
00:14:34I'm always picking flowers.
00:14:41Oh, I love flowers.
00:14:42I'm always picking flowers.
00:14:50Ooh, and petunias are my favourite.
00:14:58Ah, lovely petunias.
00:15:01And petunias smell so good.
00:15:09I'm always picking flowers.
00:15:15It's a horticulturalist.
00:15:17I'm always picking flowers.
00:15:24He's a regular botanist.
00:15:26And marigolds are my favourite.
00:15:33Oh, we all love marigolds.
00:15:35And marigolds smell so good.
00:15:42Smell those flowers.
00:15:43Flowers red and flowers blue.
00:15:47Some for me, some for you.
00:15:49Put them all together in a bunch.
00:15:51Look great in a bunch.
00:15:53Flowers yellow, purple too.
00:15:55Some for me, some for you.
00:15:57Put them all together in a bunch.
00:16:00That looks great.
00:16:01Peekin' flowers.
00:16:06Peekin' flowers.
00:16:07He's a horticulturalist.
00:16:08I've always peekin' flowers.
00:16:15Peekin' flowers.
00:16:15He's a regular botanist.
00:16:18And petunias are my favourite.
00:16:24Lovely petunias.
00:16:26And petunias smell so good.
00:16:36He's a horticulturalist.
00:16:40He's a regular botanist.
00:16:43Smell those flowers.
00:16:44He's a horticulturalist.
00:16:48Ooh.
00:16:54Sometimes when you're sick, you might need to visit the doctor.
00:16:58But you know something funny?
00:16:59Sometimes you need to visit the doctor even when you're not sick.
00:17:03To tell us more, here's Dr Pam via satellite.
00:17:07Hi Wiggles.
00:17:08Hi everybody.
00:17:09I'm Dr Pam.
00:17:10Sometimes when you come to the doctor, you might be feeling really sick.
00:17:15Other times, you just come for a check-up.
00:17:18Oh, I see.
00:17:20What sort of things might a doctor use to find out what's wrong with someone?
00:17:24When you come to the doctor, there are things we use to find out how you are.
00:17:29One of these is a thermometer.
00:17:31And we put this thermometer in your ear to tell your temperature.
00:17:35Wow, a thermometer.
00:17:37Tell us more.
00:17:38This is a stethoscope.
00:17:39We put it in our ears and we listen to your chest to hear your heart and to hear your breathing.
00:17:48Sometimes when we put it on your chest, it feels a little bit cold.
00:17:52Ooh, cold.
00:17:53It might tickle too.
00:17:55Anything else, doctor?
00:17:56This is a tongue depressor.
00:17:58We put it on your tongue and ask you to say, ah, so we can have a little look at your throat.
00:18:03Thank you, Dr Pam.
00:18:04Come on, everybody.
00:18:07Let's go to the doctor's for a check-up.
00:18:10You can open up your mouth and you can say, ah, at the doctor's.
00:18:14At the doctor's.
00:18:15You can open up your mouth and you can say, ah, at the doctor's.
00:18:19At the doctor's.
00:18:20You can listen to the stethoscope.
00:18:23And get the medicine for your throat.
00:18:25You've got everything that you'll ever need to feel better.
00:18:29To feel better.
00:18:31There are lots of toys in the waiting room.
00:18:33At the doctor's.
00:18:35At the doctor's.
00:18:36There are lots of toys in the waiting room.
00:18:39At the doctor's.
00:18:40At the doctor's.
00:18:41You can always read a book.
00:18:44Out the window you can look.
00:18:46Lots of things to do.
00:18:48In the waiting room.
00:18:49At the doctor's.
00:18:50At the doctor's.
00:18:51Yeah, at the doctor's.
00:18:53At the doctor's.
00:18:54You can listen to the stethoscope.
00:19:12And get the medicine for your throat.
00:19:15They've got everything that you'll ever need.
00:19:17To feel better.
00:19:19To feel better.
00:19:20Yeah, at the doctor's.
00:19:21At the doctor's.
00:19:22Oh, at the doctor's.
00:19:24Everything's fine, Dom.
00:19:40You were such a good boy.
00:19:42Have a jelly bean.
00:19:45Thanks, Dr. Pam.
00:19:47Everyone, I'm feeling very happy today.
00:19:49And when I'm happy, I love to sing.
00:19:52La, la, la, la, la, la.
00:19:54G'day, Greg.
00:19:55G'day, everyone.
00:19:56I'm happy too.
00:19:58And when I'm happy, I like to flap my wings.
00:20:00And go, chirpy, chirpy, chirpy.
00:20:02Chirpy, cheep, cheep.
00:20:03Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy.
00:20:04Chirpy, cheep, cheep.
00:20:06Wow.
00:20:06That's fantastic, Jeff.
00:20:08But, you know, I don't know what this next song's all about.
00:20:10Can you tell everyone the name of this next song?
00:20:12The Chirpy Song.
00:20:13Beauty Song.
00:20:14Beauty Mate.
00:20:16Beauty Mate.
00:20:16Flap your wings, just like a birdie.
00:20:22Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep, cheep.
00:20:25Up and down, just like a birdie.
00:20:29Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep.
00:20:32A bird, it picks, it struts, it squawks, it nests, it scratches, it tweets, it picks, it struts, it squawks, it nests, it scratches, it tweets.
00:20:43In fact, it fluffles up its feathers.
00:20:47Flap your wings, just like a birdie.
00:20:50Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep, cheep.
00:20:53Up and down, just like a birdie.
00:20:57Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep.
00:20:59A bird, it picks, it struts, it squawks, it nests, it scratches, it tweets.
00:21:06It picks, it struts, it squawks, it nests, it scratches, it tweets.
00:21:11In fact, it fluffles up its feathers.
00:21:15Flap your wings, just like a birdie.
00:21:18Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep, cheep.
00:21:21Up and down, just like a birdie.
00:21:25Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep.
00:21:28A bird, it picks, it struts, it squawks, it nests, it scratches, it tweets.
00:21:34It picks, it struts, it squawks, it nests, it scratches, it tweets.
00:21:39In fact, it fluffles up its feathers.
00:21:43Flap your wings, just like a birdie.
00:21:46Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep, cheep.
00:21:49Up and down, just like a birdie.
00:21:53Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep.
00:21:56Flap your wings, just like a birdie.
00:22:00Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep, cheep.
00:22:03Up and down, just like a birdie.
00:22:07Chirpy, chirpy, chirpy, cheep, cheep.
00:22:10Are you hungry, everybody?
00:22:13You are?
00:22:14So am I.
00:22:15And you know what the best thing when you're hungry is to eat?
00:22:18It's fruit.
00:22:19Fruity-tooty.
00:22:20And it's good news because right now, we're going to talk via satellite to a wonderful fruiterer, Gabrielle.
00:22:28Hello, Gabrielle.
00:22:30G'day, Anthony.
00:22:31G'day, everyone.
00:22:32Look at all these beautiful, fresh fruit and veggies.
00:22:35What's your favourite, Anthony?
00:22:36Fruit and veggies, I love them all, Gabrielle.
00:22:39I love apples, oranges, bananas, onions, zucchini, potatoes.
00:22:45But my favourite, I think I said it before, my favourite is apples.
00:22:49Fruity-tooty.
00:22:50I love apples.
00:22:51They're my favourite.
00:22:52Apples?
00:22:52I've got plenty of Australian apples here, Anthony.
00:22:55Here, have one.
00:22:57Wow.
00:22:58An apple via satellite.
00:23:00Fruity-tooty.
00:23:01Time for the fruit shop singing, everybody.
00:23:06Let us sing.
00:23:07Let us sing.
00:23:08Fresh fruit and veggies.
00:23:10Let us sing.
00:23:11Let us sing.
00:23:12Fruit in the bag.
00:23:13Let us sing.
00:23:15Let us sing.
00:23:15Fresh fruit and veggies.
00:23:17Let us sing.
00:23:18Fruit in the bag.
00:23:21Zucchini, potatoes, tomatoes and onions.
00:23:24You'll find us all here at the fruit shop.
00:23:27The scales are for weighing.
00:23:30The count is for paying.
00:23:32Let us all sing the fruit or a song.
00:23:36Let us sing.
00:23:37Let us sing.
00:23:38Fresh fruit and veggies.
00:23:40Let us sing.
00:23:41Let us sing.
00:23:42Fruit in the bag.
00:23:43Let us sing.
00:23:44Let us sing.
00:23:45Fresh fruit and veggies.
00:23:47Let us sing.
00:23:48Fruit in the bag.
00:23:51Zucchini, potatoes, tomatoes and onions.
00:23:54You'll find us all here at the fruit shop.
00:23:58The scales are for weighing.
00:24:00The count is for paying.
00:24:02Let's all sing the fruit or a song.
00:24:06Let us sing.
00:24:07Let us sing.
00:24:07Fresh fruit and veggies.
00:24:10Let us sing.
00:24:10Let us sing.
00:24:11Fruit in the bag.
00:24:13Let us sing.
00:24:14Let us sing.
00:24:15Fresh fruit and veggies.
00:24:17Let us sing.
00:24:18Fruit in the bag.
00:24:20Let us sing.
00:24:22Let us sing.
00:24:22Fresh fruit and veggies.
00:24:24Let us sing.
00:24:25Let us sing.
00:24:26Let us sing
00:24:29Fresh fruit and veggies
00:24:32Let us sing
00:24:32Fruit in the back
00:24:34Let us sing
00:24:36Fresh fruit and veggies
00:24:39Let us sing
00:24:40Let us sing
00:24:41Fruit in the back
00:24:42Let us sing
00:24:44Fresh fruit and veggies
00:24:47Let us sing
00:24:47Fruit in the back
00:24:49The pack, the pack, the pack
00:24:52The pack
00:24:56Hi everybody, I'm Henry the Octopus and I love swimming.
00:25:05Oh, I always try and stay safe when I swim, so I swim with a friend, and you should too.
00:25:13Here's Kieran Perkins, Australia's Olympic swimming gold medalist, to tell you all about
00:25:19swimming.
00:25:21Everybody, when it's hot outside, it's a great time to go swimming.
00:25:26And lots of people go swimming in their backyard pool, or down the road there's the big council
00:25:30pool, or there's a dam in the country, you might have a dam or a creek to swim in.
00:25:34But when you're swimming, there are a few things to think about for safety.
00:25:39It's lots of fun swimming, don't get me wrong, but there are some safety things you must think
00:25:43about everybody.
00:25:44Yes, you must think about them.
00:25:45Well, to help us think about those things, and also the great fun things about swimming,
00:25:49we have the greatest swimming family in the world, the Perkins family.
00:25:52Here they are.
00:25:53This is Kieran, and Samantha, Harry, and Georgia.
00:25:57G'day guys.
00:25:58How are you?
00:25:59Anthony, how are you?
00:26:00Good, good.
00:26:01Now, we're talking about swimming.
00:26:02Now, Samantha, what's some of the fun things about swimming?
00:26:04What do you like about swimming, and the whole family going swimming?
00:26:07Well, I think it's something that's really fun for the whole family to do, but there's
00:26:11a couple of serious things too, Anthony, and that is that no matter how old your children
00:26:16are as parents, we should get them to learn to swim.
00:26:18Now, the good time is probably the summer of their first birthday, and just get them in
00:26:23there, take them down to the local pool.
00:26:25There should be learned to swim lessons.
00:26:27The other thing too is, apart from just learning how to swim, it's important to dress right
00:26:31for swimming.
00:26:32Because in Australia, the sun's really hot.
00:26:34That's right.
00:26:35You've got your togs or bathers on, depending on which state you come from, Queensland or
00:26:39New South Wales.
00:26:40A hat.
00:26:41What else do we have on when we go swimming?
00:26:43Board shorts.
00:26:44Board shorts.
00:26:45And what do we do?
00:26:46Sun cream.
00:26:47That's right, sun cream.
00:26:48We always put sun cream on our faces, don't we?
00:26:49Now, when do you go swimming?
00:26:50Should you swim alone, or should you go with a friend, or make sure that a grown-up's there,
00:26:56like maybe mum or dad?
00:26:57A lot of parents sometimes think, oh look, the kids can swim now, so they'll be alright
00:27:01in the pool by themselves, but it's really never a good idea to leave the kids alone.
00:27:05We always watch the kids, even if they're just in a blow-up pool in the front yard.
00:27:09Funnily enough, we've never actually owned a pool at our house, so we used to buy the
00:27:13little blow-up pool, and we'd always watch the kids, even if the water was only a couple
00:27:18of foot deep, because kids can drown in any amount of water, so it's great to have fun,
00:27:23but you've always got to be on the lookout, because if you teach them how to swim, it could
00:27:27be a lifesaver one day.
00:27:28Now, Kieran, after all that hard work and training, you've been in the Olympics, and
00:27:33have done lots of brilliant things.
00:27:35Can you tell everybody about it?
00:27:36Well, in my career, I went to three Olympic Games, and I won two gold medals and two silver
00:27:41medals, and I actually won medals in three Olympics in the 1500m freestyle in a row.
00:27:48I broke 11 world records, two world championships, a few Commonwealth Games gold medals in there
00:27:54as well, and Pan Pacific titles also.
00:27:57Everybody, isn't that wiggly amazing?
00:27:59Hey, let's go swimming!
00:28:01Let's go swimming!
00:28:02Get your towel and a hat, dab some sunscreen on your skin, dip your toes in the water,
00:28:08it's time to swim with a friend.
00:28:09We're swimming!
00:28:10Swimming at the pool!
00:28:11Let's go swimming!
00:28:12Water's oh so cool!
00:28:13Let's go swimming!
00:28:14Swimming at the pool!
00:28:16Let's go swimming!
00:28:17Water's oh so cool!
00:28:18Let's go swimming!
00:28:19Swimming at the pool!
00:28:21Let's go swimming!
00:28:22Swimming at the pool!
00:28:23Let's go swimming!
00:28:25Swimming at the pool!
00:28:26Swimming at the pool!
00:28:27Swimming at the pool!
00:28:28Swimming at the pool!
00:28:29Swimming at the pool!
00:28:30Swimming at the pool!
00:28:31Swimming at the pool!
00:28:32Swimming at the pool!
00:28:33Swimming at the pool!
00:28:34Swimming at the pool!
00:28:35Swimming at the pool!
00:28:36Swimming at the pool!
00:28:37Swimming at the pool!
00:28:38Swimming at the pool!
00:28:39Swimming at the pool!
00:28:40Swimming at the pool!
00:28:41Swimming at the pool!
00:28:42Swimming at the pool!
00:28:43Swimming at the pool!
00:28:44Swimming at the pool!
00:28:45Swimming at the pool!
00:28:46We're swimming, swimming at the pool. Let's go swimming. Water's oh so cool. Let's go swimming, swimming at the pool. Let's go swimming. Water's oh so cool.
00:29:16Splash up, splash down, splashing this way, splashing that away. Climb out, dive in. It's so much fun. Swimming with a friend. We're swimming, swimming at the pool. Let's go swimming. Water's oh so cool.
00:29:40Nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya, nya.
00:29:56Everybody, there's great excitement. Greg and Jeff are in China. They certainly are, Anthony. They're checking out the brickwork that makes up the Great Wall of China.
00:30:05Wow. Well, let's use the satellite to cross over to the guys.
00:30:10Greg, Jeff, are you there?
00:30:13Hey, Murray, Anthony, we're here. Have a look at this. We're here at the Great Wall of China.
00:30:19Yeah.
00:30:20Wow. The Great Wall of China.
00:30:23Have a look. This wall is 10,000 kilometres long.
00:30:27That is long.
00:30:28It's very long. And take a look at all the bricks here.
00:30:31There must be millions of bricks here.
00:30:33There'd have to be. Imagine how many brick layers it would have taken to build this wall.
00:30:37Wow.
00:30:38Wow. Thanks, guys. Here's Seamus to introduce the next song.
00:30:42Get your tools, babe. Here's the bricklaying song.
00:30:45We love to work all day. Laying bricks, the bricky way.
00:30:55We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:00We're digging hard in the sand. That's the way the work gets done.
00:31:06We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:07We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:11Get some water and get some sand.
00:31:17Time to grab a shovel and put it in your hands.
00:31:23Help your friend to build the house just right.
00:31:28We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:29We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:30We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:34We love to work all day.
00:31:37Laying bricks, the bricky way.
00:31:40We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:43Working hard in the sand.
00:31:48That's the way the work gets done.
00:31:51We can sing our bricklaying song.
00:31:55One brick, started on its own.
00:32:00Two bricks, we're building up a home.
00:32:03Three bricks, the first wall's on its way.
00:32:08Four bricks, now it's getting higher.
00:32:11Five bricks, up into the sky.
00:32:14Six bricks, we'll build our wall all day.
00:32:19Seven bricks, time to add some water.
00:32:22Eight bricks, now we're making mortar.
00:32:25Nine bricks, helps the bricks to stay.
00:32:31Ten bricks, are lucky going brown.
00:32:33Eleven bricks, hope it'll fall down.
00:32:36Twelve bricks, doing it the brickiest way.
00:32:52Ten bricks, the bricklaying song.
00:32:54Ten bricks, the bricklaying song.
00:32:55Ten bricks, the bricklaying song.
00:32:56Everybody, all this singing's making me really thirsty.
00:33:00And when I'm thirsty, I love to drink milk.
00:33:03But you know what?
00:33:04All the shops around here are closed right now,
00:33:06so I don't know where I can get some milk from.
00:33:08Have you got any ideas?
00:33:10Where could I find some milk?
00:33:14Ah, of course.
00:33:15Cows give you milk,
00:33:16but where could I find a cow?
00:33:21Ah, on a farm, of course.
00:33:23Great idea.
00:33:24On our dairy farm, we milk up to 2,000 cows.
00:33:27They go into the dairy shed,
00:33:29we attach the cups onto the cows,
00:33:31and the milk flows out.
00:33:32Before cups, we used to milk cows by hand,
00:33:35but it took a long, long time.
00:33:37Noo, noo, calling all cows.
00:33:41Noo, noo, calling all cows.
00:33:45Noo, noo, come in, cows, come in.
00:33:49Noo, noo, we need you now.
00:33:52Calling all cows, oh yeah.
00:33:56We need you now.
00:33:59We need you now, uh-huh.
00:34:03So we're calling all cows.
00:34:07Got some news today in from the city.
00:34:14City!
00:34:16They need lots of milk,
00:34:18cos it's white and pretty, oh yeah.
00:34:22We're calling all cows.
00:34:25Uh-huh.
00:34:26We need you now.
00:34:29All right.
00:34:30We need you now, uh-huh.
00:34:33So we're calling all cows.
00:34:35We've got lots of milk here in the country.
00:34:44Uh-huh.
00:34:45Country!
00:34:46They need our milk so they can have lots of fun.
00:34:51You see what I mean?
00:34:53We're calling all cows.
00:34:55Uh-huh.
00:34:56Yeah.
00:34:57We need you now.
00:34:59Uh-huh.
00:35:00Calling all cows.
00:35:07Uh-huh.
00:35:08We need you now.
00:35:10Don't you know we need you?
00:35:12We need you now.
00:35:15Uh-huh.
00:35:16So we're calling all cows.
00:35:18Uh-huh.
00:35:18Uh-huh.
00:35:19Uh-huh.
00:35:19Uh-huh.
00:35:20Yeah.
00:35:21Yeah.
00:35:21We've got some news today in from the city.
00:35:26Uh-huh.
00:35:27City!
00:35:27They need lots of milk because it's white and pretty.
00:35:33Yes, it's pretty good.
00:35:35We're calling all cows.
00:35:39We need you now.
00:35:41Uh-huh.
00:35:42Uh-huh.
00:35:43We need you now.
00:35:45Uh-huh.
00:35:45Uh-huh.
00:35:46Yeah.
00:35:46So we're calling all cows.
00:35:48Moo.
00:35:50Calling all cows.
00:35:52Moo.
00:35:52Moo.
00:35:53Calling all cows.
00:35:56Moo.
00:35:56Moo.
00:35:57Come in, cows.
00:35:57Come in.
00:35:59Moo.
00:36:00Moo.
00:36:01Where are you, cows?
00:36:02Oh, cows.
00:36:02We need you.
00:36:03Pick up the mocha phone.
00:36:05Moo.
00:36:13It's on the wall.
00:36:14Or on your wrist.
00:36:16It tells everybody the time.
00:36:18You wind it up.
00:36:20It never stops.
00:36:21It ticks all day and night.
00:36:23And the clock ticks.
00:36:24All.
00:36:25Night.
00:36:26All night long.
00:36:27Tick top, tick tock, tick.
00:36:28And the clock ticks.
00:36:29All night.
00:36:31All night long.
00:36:32Tick top, tick tock, tick.
00:36:34It's got a face and hands.
00:36:36And numbers one through twelve.
00:36:37It makes a groovy sound.
00:36:40It takes twelve hours for the hands.
00:36:43To go around and round.
00:36:45And the clock ticks.
00:36:46All night.
00:36:48All night long.
00:36:48Tick tock, tick tock, tick.
00:36:50And the clock ticks.
00:36:51All night.
00:36:53All night long.
00:36:54It's called a clock or a watch
00:36:59They both tell us the time
00:37:01Some cuckoo, some they ring
00:37:04Some they even chime
00:37:06At the clock ticks
00:37:07On, night, all night long
00:37:10Tick, clock, tick, clock, tick
00:37:11At the clock ticks
00:37:13On, night, all night long
00:37:15Tick, tick, tick, clock, tick
00:37:17It's on the wall or on your wrist
00:37:20It tells everybody the time
00:37:22You wind it up, it never stops
00:37:26It ticks all day and night
00:37:28At the clock ticks
00:37:29On, night, all night long
00:37:31Tick, clock, tick, clock, tick
00:37:33At the clock ticks
00:37:34On, night, all night long
00:37:37Tick, clock, tick, clock, tick
00:37:38At the clock ticks
00:37:39On, night, all night long
00:37:42Tick, clock, tick, clock, tick
00:37:44At the clock ticks
00:37:45On, night, all night long
00:37:48Tick, clock, tick, clock, tick
00:37:49Dig, dig, dig! Can you dig it?
00:37:55Dig, dig, dig, dig!
00:37:58Dig, dig, dig, dig!
00:38:00Working so hard in the garden
00:38:03Do, do, do, do
00:38:04Digging up the dirt in a lot
00:38:07Do, do, do, do, do-ah
00:38:09Watering the plants with a watering can
00:38:13Gardening makes us feel fine
00:38:16Yeah, can you dig it?
00:38:19We can dig it. Can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:38:23Digging in the sun, handing a lot of money.
00:38:27Can you dig it? We can dig it. Can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:38:32Digging is what we love to do.
00:38:37Dig, dig, dig, dig. Dig, dig, dig, dig.
00:38:41Dig, dig, dig, dig. Dig, dig, dig, dig.
00:38:45Well, you dig with a shovel or a trout.
00:38:48Do, do, do, do, do. When it's hot, wipe the sweat off with a towel.
00:38:53Do, do, do, do, do-ah. Watering the plants with a watering can.
00:39:00Gardening makes us feel fun.
00:39:03Yeah, can you dig it? We can dig it. Can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:39:09Digging in the sun, handing a lot of money.
00:39:12Can you dig it? We can dig it. Yeah, can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:39:17Digging is what we love to do.
00:39:23Dig, dig, dig, dig. Dig, dig, dig, dig.
00:39:27Dig, dig, dig, dig.
00:39:29Dig, dig, dig, dig.
00:39:31Yeah, can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:39:33Can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:39:36Digging in the sun, handing a lot of money.
00:39:40Can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:39:42Can you dig it? We can dig it.
00:39:44Yeah, digging is what we love to do.
00:39:49Oh, yeah, digging is what we love to do.
00:39:53Hi, everyone. We're here with some bread.
00:40:00I really love bread. Do you like bread, guys?
00:40:02Yeah.
00:40:02Yeah, yeah. I really like bread when you cut it up and make toast
00:40:06and maybe have some butter and jam.
00:40:08Do you like that as well?
00:40:09Yeah.
00:40:09Anything else you like with bread?
00:40:11I like, I like, I like, I like cheese.
00:40:14Cheese, it's good to you.
00:40:14I like cheese.
00:40:15Yeah, you like cheese, too?
00:40:16And I like, I also, I like chocolate smell, that's what I like.
00:40:21Do you? That's fantastic.
00:40:23You know, do you know what you call the person who makes bread?
00:40:26Bakers.
00:40:27That's right, bakers, but you can make bread at home, too.
00:40:29And also, chef, too.
00:40:30You could call them a chef, too. That's a type of chef, yeah.
00:40:33You can make bread at home, too.
00:40:35I love bread.
00:40:37Mm-hmm.
00:40:38Let's make bread.
00:40:39Let's make bread.
00:40:45We're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough.
00:40:52Every morning when we rise up bright and early, we're going to need ourselves some dough.
00:40:58Start rolling.
00:40:58Bake the spread together so it works out.
00:41:01We're going to take it nice and slow.
00:41:05Warm water with some yeast and flour.
00:41:08Let it rise for about an hour.
00:41:10That's all it takes.
00:41:11Put it into a baking tin.
00:41:13Yeah.
00:41:13Move it in the oven with a little spin.
00:41:16What do we do?
00:41:17Yeah, we're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough.
00:41:23Ah, we're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough.
00:41:29Now the bread is hot and crusty, and it's ready.
00:41:32There's only one thing left to do.
00:41:35Slice it into pieces.
00:41:37We can share it.
00:41:38Because there's enough for me and you.
00:41:41You puny!
00:41:41Warm water with some yeast and flour.
00:41:45Let it rise for about an hour.
00:41:47Oh, that's right.
00:41:48Put it into a baking tin.
00:41:51Pump it in the oven with a little spin.
00:41:53Come on, everybody.
00:41:54Let's do it.
00:41:55We're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough.
00:41:59Dough, dough, dough.
00:42:00Ah, we're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough.
00:42:04This is fun.
00:42:05Dough, dough, dough.
00:42:06Yeah, we're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough.
00:42:12We're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough.
00:42:19Warm water with some yeast and flour.
00:42:22Here we go.
00:42:22Let it rise for about an hour.
00:42:24Yeah.
00:42:25Put it into a baking tin.
00:42:28Pump it in the oven with a little spin.
00:42:31Let's do it again.
00:42:32We're needing some dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough, dough,
00:42:37We're needin' some
00:42:53Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do
00:43:04To keep your teeth really healthy
00:43:06need to visit a dentist. Let's have a look at the Wiggly Satellite.
00:43:11Hi Dorothy, I'm Michael the Dentist.
00:43:15Tell us what happens at the dentist.
00:43:18A dentist helps people look after their teeth.
00:43:21When I look at your teeth, I wear a mask and I wear gloves so I don't spread any germs.
00:43:27Wow! Tell us more.
00:43:30I've got a patient named Bill. I'll get him to come in, I'll ask him to open wide,
00:43:35I'll look inside and see his beautiful teeth.
00:43:38And Dorothy, so that I can get in and have a look at your teeth, I use a little mirror.
00:43:43Wow! That's tiny!
00:43:45Everybody, I need a bright light to look at your teeth.
00:43:49So, to keep that light out of your eyes, I've got these cool sunglasses for you to wear.
00:43:55Thanks, Dr Michael. Here's a song about dentists.
00:43:59Cool! Here comes a dentist song.
00:44:05Open wide, look inside.
00:44:09Clean those teeth and then no cavity can hide.
00:44:13Open wide, look inside.
00:44:17Clean white teeth, they're all a star.
00:44:20Yeah, get out that brush.
00:44:23Toothpaste and floss, they add up to clean.
00:44:29You're not a smile, you're a star.
00:44:32The cleanest teeth you've seen.
00:44:36Open wide, look inside.
00:44:39Clean those teeth and then no cavity can hide.
00:44:44Open wide, look inside.
00:44:48The clean white teeth are all a star.
00:44:51Yeah, get out that brush.
00:44:53Get out that brush.
00:44:54Get out that brush.
00:44:55Toothpaste and floss.
00:44:56Toothpaste and floss.
00:44:57They add up to clean.
00:44:59Whoa!
00:45:00Oh, what a smile.
00:45:02You're a star.
00:45:04The cleanest teeth you've seen.
00:45:07Yeah.
00:45:08The cleanest teeth you've seen.
00:45:12The cleanest teeth you've seen.
00:45:16Well, we've had a great time here today and we hope you have had too.
00:45:23But right now it's time to say goodbye from all the Wiggles, Dorothy, Henry, Wags and Captain,
00:45:28the Red Coat Dancers and all our friends down the front.
00:45:31They were fantastic and you were fantastic too.
00:45:34We'll see you next time.
00:45:35Bye-bye.
00:45:36Bye-bye.
00:45:46Bye-bye.
00:45:47Bye-bye.
00:45:48Bye-bye.
00:45:49Bye-bye.
00:45:50Bye-bye.
00:45:51Bye-bye.
00:45:52Bye-bye.
00:45:53Bye-bye.
00:45:54Bye-bye.
00:45:55Bye-bye.
00:45:56Bye-bye.
00:45:57Bye-bye.
00:45:58Bye-bye.
00:45:59Bye-bye.
00:46:00Bye-bye.
00:46:01Bye-bye.
00:46:02Bye-bye.
00:46:03Bye-bye.
00:46:04Bye-bye.
00:46:05Bye-bye.
00:46:06Bye-bye.
00:46:07Bye-bye.
00:46:08Bye-bye.
00:46:09Bye-bye.
00:46:10Bye-bye.
00:46:11Bye-bye.
00:46:12Bye-bye.
00:46:13Bye-bye.
00:46:14Bye-bye.
00:46:15Bye-bye.
00:46:16guitar solo
00:46:46guitar solo
00:47:16guitar solo
00:47:46We're here with some bread and, you know, I really like bread. Do you guys like bread?
00:48:02Yeah!
00:48:02Yeah, it's really nice. I like it toasted. Especially in the morning, maybe with some butter and some jam. What else could you make out of bread?
00:48:10Um, flour.
00:48:11Oh, yes, you use flour to make bread. That's right, guys. Yeah. And what else could you eat, though? Could you have, I like toast. You could put cheese on it.
00:48:19Yes, and also, you could put jam on it. Oh, yum. Jam's lovely, yeah. And butter. And butter, too. That's right. You might make some sandwiches. Yeah. Yeah, I already said that.
00:48:31Yeah, yeah. In the morning, when we see something, when something makes a bread, it's called a spider.
00:48:40That's right. That's right. A spider makes a bread. You might watch that while you're eating your bread.
00:48:45Yes, and also, ducks eat bread as well.
00:48:48Ducks do eat bread. That's right. They really like bread.
00:48:50And also, when I went with my grandpa, I went, I was going, I was going, um, I was going, fishing.
00:49:00Fishing with your grandpa?
00:49:01Yes, and when I got my rod, I caught some of the fish's skin.
00:49:10Some fish's skin with your rod?
00:49:13Yeah, it's right.
00:49:14That's great.
00:49:15And grandpa, you put your hand on your grandpa, and then you throw it, and it went that far.
00:49:24And I start, um, hang it in, and there was, on the hook, there was a fish, and that had a big, um, handle,
00:49:41and it used to be sharp, and it catches the fish, and when you put the hook in, you put it in the fish's mouth.
00:49:52Oh, dear. And that's how you catch the fish?
00:49:54Yes.
00:49:54Are you having a fishing song, guys?
00:49:59That was so interesting, Seamus. Thank you for that.
00:50:02Wow.
00:51:41The Wiggles have taken the world by storm,
00:52:07and now they're wiggling through outer space.
00:52:11I wonder what we look like in Jeff's dreams.
00:52:15So this is what we look like in Jeff's dreams.
00:52:18So, if we're in a dream, anything's possible, right?
00:52:21Right.
00:52:22Will you look at that?
00:52:23If I'm not mistaken, it's a spaceship.
00:52:27Wow, a spaceship at Wiggle House.
00:52:31Woo-hoo!
00:52:32Woo-hoo! I must be dreaming.
00:52:33Huh?
00:52:34Huh? Huh? Huh? Huh?
00:52:40Did you see that?
00:52:47You are now entering Wiggle House.
00:52:49You are now entering Wiggle House.
00:52:53We'd like to welcome you to Gloom World, but we never welcome anybody.
00:53:03Dancy Gloomies away.
00:53:13Dancy Gloomy's away!
00:53:15Dancy Gloomy's away!
00:53:16Dancy Gloomy's away!
00:53:18The Wiggles Space Dancing, from Hit Entertainment.
00:53:22It's out of this world.
00:53:25Get your glues away, me hearties!
00:53:27Woo-hoo-hoo!
00:53:28Get your glues away!
00:53:37Get ready to wiggle with Anthony, Murray, Greg, and Jeff.
00:53:43Ho-ho!
00:53:44We're on our way to Wiggle Bay,
00:53:46and you're invited to be hearties.
00:53:48Ho-ho!
00:53:49There's fun in the sun,
00:53:50and wiggly music by the sea.
00:53:52Whoa!
00:53:53Whoa!
00:53:54Oh, it's so good. Here we go.
00:53:56Oh, I'll set it up.
00:53:58Oh, I'll set it up.
00:53:59Oh, no!
00:54:00Whoa, Dorothy!
00:54:01Hey, Dorothy!
00:54:02Hey!
00:54:03Ho-ho!
00:54:04Oh, I love these Barbies on the beach!
00:54:07Ho-ho-ho!
00:54:08Da-da-da-da-da, Barbie on the beach.
00:54:11Da-da-da-da-da, Barbie on the beach.
00:54:16Come on, everybody, let's dance.
00:54:18Swim like a fish.
00:54:21Come on, everybody, let's dance.
00:54:23Swim like a fish.
00:54:24There's Wiggly Adventure.
00:54:26Oh, you can dig the buried treasure!
00:54:29Woo!
00:54:30The fun, it never ends!
00:54:33Whoa-ho!
00:54:35Where did a vat come from?
00:54:39And a wiggly mystery or two.
00:54:42Hey, look!
00:54:45What's this?
00:54:46Well, it's a bottle, Anthony.
00:54:48But there's something inside it.
00:54:49Yeah.
00:54:50It looks like a letter.
00:54:51Oh.
00:54:52But who would put a letter in a bottle?
00:54:59Hey!
00:55:00I think I found something.
00:55:01Hey!
00:55:02Meet Magdalena the mermaid.
00:55:05Hello, Wiggles.
00:55:06I'm very pleased to meet you.
00:55:07So wiggle your way to Wiggle Bay.
00:55:10Wiggle Bay on home video from your friends at Hit Entertainment.
00:55:14It's a great day to curl up with a book.
00:55:21Books are fun.
00:55:23Books are great.
00:55:24Is it book time yet?
00:55:26Oh, I just can't wait to read a book.
00:55:31Or to put on your dancing shoes.
00:55:33Look at me.
00:55:34I'm dancing.
00:55:36I can feel the dancing beat.
00:55:39Dancing shoes upon my feet.
00:55:41Look at me.
00:55:42Look at me.
00:55:43I'm dancing.
00:55:44Barney.
00:55:45Read with me.
00:55:46Dance with me.
00:55:47On home video from Hit Entertainment.
00:55:49From your friends at Hit Entertainment.
00:55:52Barney's best manners.
00:55:53Your invitation to fun.
00:55:57Oh, there you are.
00:55:59Welcome to the big party.
00:56:01It's absolutely stoo-oo-oo-oo-oo.
00:56:04Pandas.
00:56:06Wow.
00:56:07It all started with an invitation to the party.
00:56:10Dear Barney.
00:56:11Here's my new book of manners for children.
00:56:13I hope you'll enjoy it.
00:56:15To celebrate, I'm having a party at my home today.
00:56:19And you and all of your friends are invited.
00:56:21To get ready, we practiced using very good manners.
00:56:25And we learned about party manners from Alice and her friends in Wonderland.
00:56:30Excuse me.
00:56:31Did you see a white rabbit hurry down this path?
00:56:38When Alice was in Wonderland, what do you think she found?
00:56:42A tea party out in the woods with nothing else around.
00:56:47Oh, and before we knew it, it was time to put on our party clothes.
00:56:51Oh, man. Oh, man. Oh, man.
00:56:55Wow, these party clothes are cool.
00:56:57Thanks, Barney.
00:56:58The only thing that could make a party like this better is to share it with good friends.
00:57:04Hi.
00:57:05So, here's your invitation.
00:57:07And I hope we'll see you here soon.
00:57:10Good manners are important to everyone in the world.
00:57:14Barney's Best Manners, your invitation to fun from your friends at Hit Entertainment.
00:57:24And now it's time for All About Animals with your host, Kipper.
00:57:33Ah, what a lovely day.
00:57:35Lesson number one.
00:57:37Birds.
00:57:39What do birds eat?
00:57:40Worms.
00:57:41Yuck.
00:57:44It's great up here, isn't it?
00:57:48I can see my house.
00:57:52Oh, look.
00:57:53It's brought us a worm.
00:57:57What for?
00:58:00Oh, yuck.
00:58:02Lesson number two.
00:58:04Mice.
00:58:07I'm sure I tidied you up.
00:58:14Look at that.
00:58:15Someone's made a hole in my toy box.
00:58:29Hello?
00:58:30Hello?
00:58:31Do you mind?
00:58:33I'm trying to get some sleep.
00:58:35And lesson number three.
00:58:36Parrots.
00:58:37He's ever so clever.
00:58:38He can repeat anything you say.
00:58:39I can repeat anything you say.
00:58:40I am a clever boy.
00:58:41Coo-coo.
00:58:42Wah!
00:58:43Meow!
00:58:44Quack!
00:58:45Quack!
00:58:46Quack!
00:58:47Quack!
00:58:48Quack!
00:58:49Quack!
00:58:50Quack!
00:58:51Quack!
00:58:52Quack!
00:58:53Quack!
00:58:54Quack!
00:58:55Quack!
00:58:56Quack!
00:58:57Quack!
00:58:58Quack!
00:58:59This concludes our Cuddly Critter Lessons for the day.
00:59:04To learn more about these and other animals, look for Cuddly Critters starring Kipper the Dog.
00:59:11Now on home video from your friends at Hit Entertainment.
00:59:59Aswalt.
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