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[pointing at book.] oh what does a crocodile do? snap! oh. [laughs]. snap! with it's teeth doesn't it? yeah. [sitting on floor.] you hafta be careful. mhm. that's what it did to the cheeky monkeys didn't it? [makes noise]. the cheeky monkeys were swinging in the trees. teasing the crocodiles “you can't catc...
uh Daddy not finished his jobs. [standing by MOT.] I bet he has. because it was quarter past five this morning when our alarm clock went off. and Daddy left for work at six o'clock. Mummy. a big yellow fish. [showing MOT book.] big yellow fish. because he has lots and lots and lots of jobs to do. so I think he ...
no. [walking across room.] no. but Daddy takes us. I just do something now. what're you getting? oh no. not anything. [sitting on sofa.] well shall we start picking these letters up. no. shall we all help? we can have it done quickly. oh no. [sitting on floor.] no. what would you like to do? would you lik...
that excited. it's like a trampoline isn't it? it's a brick. is it a brick. a big red brick. [holding INV's hands and jumping up and down on box making a banging noise] have a look. I'm Bob the Builder. [standing on box.] you're Bob the Builder? you're bouncy Bob the Builder aren't you? I've not seen Bob the Bu...
[standing on box holding INV's hands.] a Thomas house? [banging noise] put on. just this. [steps on box.] is that enough now? yeah. [standing by sofa.] shall I get my toys then? no. I I not like Dimitra's toys. oh Thomas. how do you know you don't like them? you've not seen them this week. I've got different...
just a second. over here. bang. whee! jump. catch you. [jumping off box into INV's arms.] ooh. [laughs]. did you say “got you”? yes. catch you. [running off camera.] catch you. catch you. a a my snake. you're a snake? oh yes. Thomas has spent most of I think it was yesterday pretending to be a snake. oh ...
yeah. yes. well let's have a look at them. my presents. [wriggling on floor.] I'll start putting these away. a baby digger dig 'em. would you like to have a look? yeah. shall I bring them then? yes. I not playing them. no. you're not going to play with them. no. not post them away. [holding red box.] no. ...
a dolly? mhm. ooh. has she got some clothes? hm no. [throwing clothes on floor from toy box.] but got this. [taking object.] and a ladder. [holding up ladder.] a ladder? Fireman Sam's. is it Fireman Sam's ladder? Thomas. just be a bit more gentle. no. no. [empties out toys] oh. oop. ah ha. build somethi...
[putting lego brick on surface.] mhm. I'm a builder. where did we go the other day? my Bob the Builder. [jumping.] oh well you'd better have a hat on then hadn't you? yeah. here you are. yeah. there you are. thanks. [touching helmet MOT has put on him.] it's alright. you can't do big jobs without wearing a ha...
hello Thomas. oh sorry. is it Bob the Builder? yes. hello Bob. hello. what're you building? a big house. are you? yeah. my ladder's over there. [picking up brick.] Mummy's playing with the dolly. mhm. aah. hello Mum. hello Bob. this could be Wendy couldn't it? mhm. [taking helmet off.] Bob's Bob's wif...
I found something. [picking up object from floor.] yes. what's this? it's a ring. [showing INV ring.] it's a ring. [showing MOT ring.] a ring. mhm. Bob the Builder's ring. Bob the Builder's ring. you could make a little pen, Thomas. to put all the animals in. couldn't you? hm no. a paddock. paddock. a padd...
see who's laughing when you come to put them away, Thomas. put them in my train. [crouching on floor.] my big train. you like those don't you? what? look. look your digger's over there. by the fireguard. yes. what a lot of exciting things. yes. I xxx. you're a very lucky boy aren't you? yeah. all these thin...
yes. you're treading on your toys, Dimitra. be careful. oh. treading on your toys. mhm. may break them. you might break them? is that what you said? Dimitra might break them? mhm. [looking at digger.] mhm. that's clever isn't it? mhm. there's Wendy over there. [pointing to other side of room.] Wendy's over...
[sitting and playing with digger.] [makes singing noises]. are you singing? [makes singing noises]. that's a funny tune isn't it? [makes singing noises]. la la la. I've not heard you sing la la la like that before. [laughs]. not you. I not like Doodles the Dog. [pushing digger.] what do you not like? I not l...
oh yes. look. Dimitra's building a paddock. paddock. building a paddock on Saturday a morning [sings]. [rolling on floor.] building a paddock on Saturday morning? yes. [standing up.] build Saturday a morning. anybody xxx. xxx on Saturday a morning [sings]. [walking across room.] you're singing " this is the way...
and then you can use them like ladders. like the park. [putting bricks on surface.] is it like the park? yeah. oh it is isn't it? yes. the playground that we go to has a fence all the way round doesn't it? mhm. that's all locked up. [putting bricks on surface.] that's all locked up at that side. you're quite r...
let me let me in. oh right. like a pig say [? sty]. [playing with bricks and toys.] like a pig sty? yeah. pig sty. yeah. where does it shut? where does it shut? where does it close? mhm. there. [patting object.] let me in. we'll hafta see if we can get some ladders won't we? for your Lego. let xxx here. no...
and another. oh. another one. and another. [holding up object.] yes another. xxx tripped on. on here. [lying down.] tripped something under my head. you tripped something under your head? yes. you mean you touched something with your head? yes. [sitting up.] I felt something. [picking up object under leg.] oh...
I forgot them. oh dear. oh. I'll bring them next time. I promise. mhm. [holding bag.] mhm. mhm. I not got a xxx one. [throwing bag behind him.] pardon? oh got this. got xxx. got rings. [putting digger on floor.] oh right. yes. two rings. two rings. anybody want one? [holding hands out.] yes please. can ...
a pink one. and you've got a blue one? mhm. here you are. [handing ring to MOT.] that's very kind. thank you so much, Thomas. too big. I'm too big for the ring am I? yeah. well I can just pop it on the end of my little finger. yeah. new fashion. yes. [leaning against chair.] everybody. everybody. yes. ev...
well Dimitra 'as brought a nice green box. yeah. [crouching by toys.] they would be nice in there really wouldn't they? no. what sort of box, Thomas? oh [laughs]. [laughs]. [hugging INV's legs.] what sort of box? I not know. [running off camera.] right. but you're going to find one? this box. oh yes. that'...
the what, sorry, darling? the xxx. [putting objects in box.] delious? dunadur. dunadur. um Dimitra dunadur. you are just making up words now aren't you? dunadur. [putting objects in box.] Dimitra what? dunadur. dunandur? yes [laughs]. dunandur. I like dunandur. [putting objects in box.] you like dunandur? ye...
but there was nothing. I didn't see it. there wasn't a biscuit. what was...? was there something? no I didn't see anything. well he 'as eaten something but... perhaps what it possibly was he often puts food he's eating in those boxes. so it's very possibly a bit of biscuit or something. oh right. I mean... anyw...
no before I thought you were saying delious. because you say delious when you mean delicious don't you? [telephone rings] yeah. our phone 'as been terribly busy today hasn't it? mhm. [putting bag in back of trike.] more like xxx. no that xxx was Daddy phoning up again. mhm. there's a big problem. have have my S...
you mustn't put it in your mouth. thank you. they look like colored Polos don't they? mhm. [holding up object.] I wonder if they still do Fruit Polos? they useta do them. they're like boiled sweets but they look like Polos. not in your mouth, Thomas, please. more like sweets. Thomas, not in your mouth. no. t...
yes. but it wasn't good was it? did he go to the hospital? yes. yes. several times. check his teeth. it wasn't just his teeth. there were a lot of problems weren't there? check his teeth. [looking out of window.] uh Lyn going. well Lyn hadta take him didn't she? yeah. and she was terribly upset and he was t...
I wanna have a Smartie too. would you? well if you promise me these don't go anywhere near your mouth. no. I'll get some Smarties. but you've gotta promise me that first. my shopping bag. [feeling inside bag.] your shopping bag? yeah. just two ones xxx. this one. Bob the Builder's sitting. [climbing on trike...
just up a bit. [getting off trike.] do you wanna sit on the back? [pointing to back of trike.] xxx Bertie. Bertie? mhm. [picking up object.] Bertie Bus? like mine. it is like yours isn't it? but it's not yours. no. because I think if you look in your toy box yours is here. I not see mine. [standing up.] well...
he's asking you where you've been. ah. I was at the University working hard. go in a ambulance? [lying on floor.] no. she didn't go in an ambulance. yes. I hope not anyway. no xxx. she was working hard but not that hard. oh I had a computer. yes. and I was uh playing with the computer. oh. oh. you could s...
[crawling on floor.] because last night you said you weren't a big boy Thomas. you're were Mummy's baby boy. yeah. Mummy's baby. mhm. you were very tired last night weren't you? I crying. [off camera.] you were crying. you were crying because you were so tired. yeah. we'd had a busy day hadn't we? yeah. = =...
hm. where did he wear it? to music group. [hiccups]. hanging up. are you going to help me put them on hangers? coat hangers. coat hangers. that's right. do you wanna do your zip up? coat hangers [hiccups]. that's right. well done. coat hanger [hiccups]. coat hanger. that's a very thick coat isn't it? it ...
look. so let's do the zip together. [hiccups]. that's right. [hiccups]. I think it's a bit more tricky this one isn't it? yes. shall I start it off? hm. right then. you pull. we needta sew a button on this coat as well, Thomas. one of the buttons has fallen off. there you are. you zip it up the rest of the w...
this is more like a tracksuit top isn't it? you could wear this inside as well as outside but it 'as got a hood. put that one on. shall we put it on that hanger? yes. there we are. this has a zip as well. a. I'll start it and then you pull it up. one two three. ooh! gosh that went up easily didn't it? there....
and this. this is xxx. look. xxx one. and when do you wear this waistcoat? are you going to do that up? this is a lovely one isn't it? it's a nice waistcoat. [laughs]. Mummy do it? one two three. oh no. we haven't got... see these little things on the zip. they're called teeth. teeth. and the teeth hafta be...
mouth. your mouth. yes. no no. it's lower than your mouth. what's it called? not do it. it was your chin wasn't it? not do it. it hurt didn't it? there we are. so all those coats can go on the coat stand. [hiccups]. and what's this one? this. what's this, Thomas? a xxx. oh no. no. this looks like a plasti...
what's in the bag? it's a coat. uh. look at that. magic. and guess what? that 'as got a zip as well. it's a blue yellow and white coat. xxx it. yes. xxx it. m mend it. mend it. oh you're looking at Mummy's broken straw hat aren't you? so this coat, Thomas, is completely waterproof. you can go out in the rai...
Mummy do it. off it goes. off it goes into the bag. there it is. it 'as gone. it's a bag again. it's a bag. where's the coat? no coat. where 'as the coat gone? I see it. you can see it. yes. where can you see it? in here. in there. don't be silly, Thomas. don't do that. you'll break it. no [cries]. ...
Teddy's feet are too big for those but these are your... [hiccups]. slippers. they're not slippers. what are they called? [hiccups]. what's this? it's a sandal. sandal. do you remember wearing sandals when it was hot? hurt me. put it down now. hurt me. did it hurt you? right. I think I think the thing was, ...
you normally say wellies. so when Mummy said what rhymes with Jellies I was expecting you to say wellies. [makes a noise]. and you said Wellingtons. who's on the Wellingtons. xxx Po on. Po. Po xxx Lala. is it all the Teletubbies? yes. all the Teletubbies. big tum' and big nips. all... big tummy. don't bang i...
Teddy looks nice doesn't he? shall Mummy put a sunhat on? um yes. would would you like to wear Daddy's sunhat? hm. there you are. hey. [hiccups]. [laughs]. we've got some photographs of you wearing that hat. hey. it's really big isn't it? much too big for Thomas. uhoh. uhoh. run away. have you... xxx ru...
do you wanna wear my hat? [hiccups]. yes. oh that's lovely. we've got pictures of you wearing that hat as well. what else does Teddy needta do in the sun? he needs to put on sun cream. do you remember you hadta put on lots of sun cream? yes. and... sunglasses. sunglasses. that's right. let's put the sunglasse...
oh dear. Mummy's hat. yes. it's a straw hat and it's broken. some of the pieces of straw... Mummy doing it. Mummy do it. yes. I'll mend it. so what should Teddy be wearing now? a... in winter. shall we put some Wellington boots on teddy? no. xxx everywhere. xxx everywhere. pardon. xxx everywhere. [makes a...
the sunglasses xxx. no. he doesn't need sunglasses in winter unless the the sun's very bright. look. what are these? gloves. gloves. that's right. he's wearing mittens on a string. and do you think he needs a nice warm coat? oh no. I think he does. no. uhoh. no. a doing a fish swim. [making noises]. why a...
[hiccups]. one two three four five. yes. you're thinking of the nursery rhyme " one two three four five. " " once I caught a fish alive. " aren't you? one two three four five. caught a fish alive. seven eight nine ten. go again. [laughs]. " and I let him go again. " why did you let him go? bite the fingers. so bi...
you've got a nice bright green scarf. yes. but your green scarf's upstairs so we won't go and get it now. oh look. he 'as got a ribbon on. look. he 'as got a green velvet ribbon. we can pretend that's his scarf can't we? now what else might Teddy be doing tonight, Thomas? have a sleep. well yes. he'll be hav...
alright. yes. listen. I'm talking to you. when you were a baby and you useta hear fireworks going bang you were very frightened. [makes a noise]. but last year you didn't mind the bangs but there were a lot of [makes a noise] sort of noises. [hiccups]. when we looked out of the window at the back we saw some re...
we look right. we look left. and we look right again. that's called the green cross code. well tonight it's the firework code. we've gotta be really careful with fireworks. and bonfires because they're hot and they might burn. you've not been to a bonfire have you? [makes a noise]. no. but on bonfire night pe...
here you are, Mummy. I can hear some fireworks now can you? not heard it. not heard it. did you not hear the firework? no. whee catch a light. catch a light. too hairy for me. too hairy for you. what are you doing? holding up your fishing rod towards the light. not xxx it. another one there. tummy hurts. ...
it's a toffee apple. xxx now. no. put the fishing rod down, Thomas. you're swinging it round too much. and then what happened on Sunday? it was Halloween wasn't it? Halloween. do you remember what happened on Halloween? Dimitra came. Dimitra came. well Dimitra came the day after Halloween and we had this candl...
uhoh. oh dear. oh dear. the naughty leaf. the naughty leaf. what do you mean the naughty leaf? xxx leaf come off. oh that's the leaf that you brought back for me when you went for a walk the other day with Grandma and Granddad didn't you? uhoh. the naughty leaf. the naughty leaf. why's it a naughty leaf? xxx b...
crunch. and what have we got in that yellow bag on the stairs? [hiccups]. no. oh. run away. these are all pictures that we did together. do you remember when we went out picking leaves off the ground and when they were nice and dry and all these little cones? and we glued them onto paper didn't we? xxx stand u...
don't break it. I think that leaf and that cone must have fallen off one of these pictures. I think that leaf belongs on there don't you? oh dear. what 'as happened now a cone? what 'as happened to the cone? I think it 'as fallen off the picture. and that's dry glue that you've just seen on the back. are you pu...
and if we look we start off with spring. spring's the time of year you were born. and look. that tree's very much in bud. there's lots of blossom on that. and what does this remind you of at the bottom of the tree? what's this? you saw yellow flowers. yellow flowers. and where did we use to go to where we saw y...
well you tell me what it is. what's this? well you tell me what it is. what's this? you tell me. move the [babbles]. move the elephant. pardon. move the elephant. move the elephant. yes. no. that's a picture of the seaside and the cliffs. and I think because the cliffs go round in a circle are you thinking of...
steady. don't be so rough. you're being too rough, Thomas. no. no bang it. [cries]. no bang it. you can press them in but there's no needta hammer like that is there? press it on. that's right. push it there. lovely. look at that. and where did you last go to the seaside? no. pieces come off xxx. no. we ...
let's put this one back together. put it in that way. no. we'll xxx. we've gotta... no. [cries]. well we can't turn the page until we've put the jigsaw back in here because it'll all fall to bits. no. I'm not going to play with you if you're going to do this, Thomas. no [cries]. now listen. nobody else is goi...
now what can you see here? look. autumn's the time to start getting jumpers out isn't it? instead of t-shirts. that out. you want this jigsaw out. now this is a beautiful jigsaw of autumn leaves isn't it? just like the ones we've been playing with. there's a picture of a jumper and some wheat because it's harve...
you don't needta play it. come on. we're having a look at these things. no. what's in the blue basket on this page? I'm going to go round with your shopping basket and collect some of the fruit I can see in that basket there. look. what's in the shopping basket on the page? oh I see. you wanna be a little dumpe...
[makes a noise]. stop it hurt. what's in the basket, Thomas? apples. and... what have you... pear. apples and pears. what have you got in your shopping basket here? um apples pears. apples and pears. and of course what's this? orange. that was a big bang wasn't it? no. it's not an orange. what is it? fire...
big trees covered in snow. so in spring we've got the trees covered in blossom. the picture of summer doesn't show any trees. oh yes. there are some trees there with leaves on. in autumn it's all the leaves falling down. and in winter it's all the leaves covered in... leaves covered in. in snow. snow. and look. ...
a big digger came. [makes a noise]. big digger coming. you're busy gathering up the leaves again are you? watch it. [makes a noise]. it's very dark outside isn't it now? yes. xxx a big digger. oh the big digger 'as come now has it? to pick up the autumn leaves. gosh I tell you what, Thomas. this bucket on the...
Mummy. well I don't know where he is, darling. we'll hafta keep looking won't we? and that's the picture of snow I'm painting. digger. the digger came. the digger came. another one. snow on there. you want the digger to come and help shovel some snow. yes please. you see this little hole there. that's for yo...
big wheels. big wheels. they're going now. stop. yes. they've stopped. they're not going round now are they? man at man a digging now at Mummy's house. is he digging at Mummy's house? I don't think he's digging. I think he's collecting leaves. no. he's shoveling up some snow isn't he? [makes a noise]. the...
what is it? what's this? a squirrel eating the walnut. a squirrel eating a whole nut. walnut. oh a walnut. yes. eating a walnut. are you saying walnut or a whole nut? um no. um eating um pumpkin. no. he's not eating pumpkin. you're quite right he is eating a walnut. but I didn't know that you knew the word...
no. oh dear. oops. oh dear. Thomas's ending up sitting in the shopping basket. Tom, it's no good crying because I don't know where the driver is? we looked for him the other day. how about the train driver from your train set? no. yes. let's find... [cries] no find xxx [cries]. no find xxx [cries]. this isn'...
[cries] Mummy, lost him. I know we've lost him, darling. I know. he'll turn up. Mummy 'as had a really good look round but I'm sure he'll turn up. don't you think so. no. uh yes. xxx a missed him. Mummy, find him. no. Thomas, I really have looked for him, darling. and I can't see him. but I'm quite sure he'...
no. oh Tom, come on. [cries]. look. I can see the train driver a bus driver. ah a tractor driver. what's a tractor driver called? [makes a noise]. a farmer and... there's a truck driver. [cries]. oh dear. I think we better have... no [cries]. I think we better have a little break because you're not going to ...
Elena came to see you this morning. no Elena. shh. she did. no. when when you were having breakfast this morning that nice lady came to see you. and you were eating brown grapes and green grapes and eating Cornflakes and eating an apple. and then we went to music class and then we went shopping. and it was rain...
no. not. man drove off. they've driven off haven't they? whoever it was. it is Daddy. not come back. it is Daddy. he 'as come back. he's there. [makes a noise]. not wave. you don't wanna wave to Daddy. no. well you don't hafta wave. but we say hello when he walks through the door. no. not hello. no. sha...
hello. xxx the digger. dig. no. big birdie's on it. shh. big birdie's on it. have you been a good boy? no. I bet you have. no. he 'as just been a bit upset. I think it's getting near teatime. no. and he's tired. but we've gotta look out for some fireworks later, Daddy. haven't we? are you going to say hello...
the fireworks were hiding in the trees. hiding xxx. hiding. no. a big firework came. oh. well Thomas and Mummy have just been for a walk. and we've heard lots of fireworks and we've seen quite a few. watch. but as well we... [makes a noise]. listen. listen to the bangs. as we were walking past one house they ...
some of them went [makes a noise]. what did they do? watch. shh. I tell you what. shall we just put the light off and open the curtains? and then we've gotta have our tea, Thomas. and once we've had tea. how about we go... xxx firework. we go xxx. let's put the blind back. oh did you see that? oh quicketyquic...
no. they haven't let one off. let's just watch. oh. Daddy, a firework. I see it. um um. right you you keep watching through there. through that gap in the houses. Daddy can see. but you keep watching. don't turn round to tell Daddy because otherwise you'll miss it. and what else did we hear, Thomas? when w...
there's a xxx. police car and fire engine xxx. there's the cars. police car and fire engine. there's a firework. watch the firework. [makes a noise]. look. there's some more flashes up there behind Sue's house. and when we spoke to Aunty Linda a few minutes ago she said that all her pussy cats were inside and tha...
that frightened Mummy. [laughs]. shh. did it frighten Thomas? no. no. yes. hurt me. it didn't hurt you. yes. no. it startled you. the bang frightened you a bit. yes. it didn't hurt you though did it? um. and do you think... frighten for me. frighten for me. frighten for me. see firework. I was frighten...
not a lot like blue. [babbles]. no. another one near Sue's house. not see it. well there was a little flash behind Sue's house wasn't there? xxx flash. we didn't see... [makes a noise]. the firework but... [makes a noise]. a big green one. yes. it was a big green one and a big pink one that we saw. it wasn't ...
xxx red one. xxx you. um it's frightened. I'm not frightened of those. um. but it's nicer when you can see rather than when we just hear the bang isn't it? uh. a heard a blue. heard a blue one. you heard a blue one. m saw a red one. not mean to. s heard the blue. saw a red one. not mean to. heard the blue....
yes. we've seen green ones and pink ones and red ones. oh. and apart from bangs what else have you heard? crackles. yes. crackles. oh. oh do you think people'll be having baked potatoes and hot soup? not hot soup potatoes. no. well we're going to have some Parkin and a gingerbread man aren't we? baby one. th...
it's dark. that way. you watch. you watch. yes. you keep watching. mind now. be careful. oh. but in a minute we must go, Thomas. and have our tea. and then if you wanna go out again after tea you can have another quick walk. and then the best place to be is Mummy's bedroom window. Mummy and Daddy's bedroom ...
red and blue. red white and blue. yes. not blue red. not blue red. it's actually red. it's actually red. yes. big tummy. big red tummys. big red tummys. did you say it's actually red? oh. lights. lights up here. lights. big red light. big red light. yes. well they're reversing out of their drive aren't ...
I think they're going to a bonfire somewhere. because we saw them last year at Halloween. do you remember? carrying pumpkins with the lanterns inside. saw them. two red one. to mean to. no. not mean to. um big loudly xxx. did you say not mean to? um it's too heavy for me. what's what's too heavy for you? too...
no. it's a different car. it's a car driving past but it's not the people that have just gone out. right. what's that? Thomas The Tank Engine. Thomas The Tank Engine. is it a train? um Thomas The Tank Engine too heavy for me. Thomas The Tank Engine's too heavy for you. um no. the sky too heavy for me. the sk...
in that window [babbles] the light reach. no. the thing is, Thomas. you can't touch fireworks. anyway even if you could get a ladder right up to the sky to catch them you mustn't because they're hot. they're made of fire. they're burning. look. a pink one over there. let's just see if there's another one. oh ...
and anyway all the patterns disappear don't they? yes. that was a xxx crackling. oh look. Fred's outside light 'as gone on now. another firework I think. another firework you think. sorry, red one. not mean to. sorry, red one. not mean to. what do you mean? um not reach. a take the ladder from the fire engin...
another red bang. bang. light on now. hm. just put the table lamp on. heard a pink one then. you heard a pink one. yes. see a red one. pink one. big bang. bang [shouts]. bang. stop, Daddy. bang [shouts]. bang. [roars]. bang [shouts]. are you telling Daddy what's happening outside? watch. Daddy not awake. ...
[babbles] um the fire one fire engine. oh that's right. you get your fire engine ready. oh. sorry, fire engine. yes please. get a ladder for me reach the firework. xxx for me. reach. one Mummy. one for Thomas. one for Daddy too. you're asking the fireman... xxx too. you're asking the fireman for ladders. on...
hm. sorry, firework. xxx problem. a problem. problem xxx. there's a problem. yes. oh what's the problem, Thomas? um the fireworks problem. there's a firework problem. oh do you think there's going to be problems? do you think there's going to be problems and we need the fire engine. oh Thomas, quickly. come t...
xxx fire xxx. are you talking about a chip pan and then you were talking about chips and peas putting the fire out. hm. yes. so poor Fireman Sam as well as being busy putting bonfires out is he having to deal with a chip pan fire like the one that Aunty Mabel and Pippin had. yes. oh dear. he's busy isn't he? got ...
a Pippin house. Pippin's house. do you think Aunty Mabel's having any fireworks? do you think she is? the trouble is Pippin's a dog and Pippin... no. not have the firework. you've gotta keep animals on bonfire night, Thomas. it's very frightening for them isn't it? oh. = = = childes/CHILDES_UK/Thomas/030505.c...
'cause I just like to whee ha. [gasps]. you didn't hit me, Thomas, but you were a bit silly yesterday. giddy weren't you? what did your Mummy do? uh smack bottom. ah. ah [laughs] I bet you deserved it if she did. go nee na nee nee na. I didn't. I didn't but I might now. nee na nee nee na to me. yeah. reall...
let's have a lie down now. Jeannine, that's your tea. oh thanks. poorly for a second. okay. Mummy, I'm poorly. you're poorly? where are you poorly? just there in... just... on there. let me have a look and see what I think. ooh. oh dear. oh yes. we can't tend to you. that's disgusting. [laughs]. now cut...
the leg 'as gone. [laughs]. do you think? yes. and where else were you sore sorry? in there. ah come here. let's have a look. oh! do you think we might rub it better? yeah. it'll be better? no. let's cut it off. let's cut... [laughs]. oh. [laughs]. what do you think you'll look like with no leg and no ...
yes. oh well no sweets for you. yes I am good. I'll eat them all. yes... oh you're good now? [squealing]. oh what a surprise. come here. let me put your sock on. look at my fluffy chicken. where's your fluffy chicken? there. just there. I see her there. oh Purdie. is Purdie become a fluffy... oh fluffy k...
you've been told about that. now come down. get down! [laughs]. don't! now you've been told about that. do you... where's the sweets then? no! do you know my dustbins are getting very full. oh. I wish somebody would come and empty them. but here was a dustbin men. here. do you do you wanna show me how you d...
[gasps]. what's that? are you going to put it on? it's a bunny rabbit. where did you get this from? don't know. bye. Thomas Thomas, off the chairs. it was Mummy's friend wasn't it? what do you think, Thomas? Mummy? [laughs]. shut your eyes. don't... don't make any noise. okay. a show 'at I go you naughty...
you don't smack. [laughing]. it's not funny. I wonder why he 'as just become naughty all of a sudden? it's since we've put the camera on. Mummy you go nee nee na to me. then you say a naughty. you see. no. I'm not playing with anyone that's naughty. I think we'll just carry on and have a chat with Jeannine. ...
right. okay. Thomas Henry Lastname, I arrest you for being very naughty and I sentence you to ten years. oh someone's just getting your police hat. oh. won't be long. okay. there go, Jean. thank you. have I gotta come and look for you though? yes. okay. oh [laughs]. hello, Jean, have you seen Thomas anywher...
and do you know what your punishment is? yes. no chocolate. hm. ever again in your whole life. [gasps]. and jail as well. you've gone to jail. [laughs]. and that would make you... oop. I think he would miss his Mummy don't you? I put you xxx eat you in... Mummy, you can be naughty. I can be naughty? okay. ...
you can be a sweet punnet. know what a punnet is? no more sweets an' no more liquorice. [gasps]. [laughs]. [laughs]. no more sweets and no more liquorice. this is um a story from the Tweenies about somebody who goes to a sweet shop on a hill and steals some liquorice. and the policeman tries to catch him and th...
hello? some Jeannie naughty? I come right 'way in my police car. hey xxx that. I've got a mobile phone as well. do you want me to show you it? yes. oh no. oh no! take off please. hey you are 'rresting as well. oy get off my bike! oy! get off! [squeals]. there you go. look. e bit me. there's my mobile phon...