When the Boat Comes In Everything's Rosie

# All sing along, all sing along

# We can laugh and play

# It's fun all day When we all sing our song

# Everything's Rosie Everything's Rosie

# Everything's fun when your friends are around

# Raggles and Bluebird

# Big Bear and Oakley

# Everything is Rosie now

# Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh. #

Ah.

I love my new boat.

Whoosh, whoosh. Whoa.

Whoo. Whoosh.

It's raining so hard.

I know.

I wish we could go outside

so my boat could have a proper adventure on the wide open sea.

Poor Oakley. Outdoors in all this rain.

I don't mind. Ho, ho, ho.

My roots haven't had such a big long drink in years.

Ooh.

Maybe we should have picked another day to go camping.

But this is perfect, Archie.

We can test the tent to see if it's waterproof.

I just wish it wasn't so cramped in here.

Oh, no. Don't tickle my nose.

That's going to make me... Ah, ah, ah...

No, no. Don't sneeze!

You'll blow the tent down. Quick, pinch your nose.

Pop your ears.

Think of penguins.

Phew.

Achoo!

Oh. The tent may be waterproof but it isn't sneeze-proof.

Oh, sorry.

Hey, come on. Let's get it back up.

Up a bit, Big Bear. Whoa.

Down a bit, Will.

Ah!

It's stopped raining.

Woo-hoo!

Let's go!

It's lovely to be outside.

Uh!

Oh, but everything's still very wet.

Hm?

The sandpit is still a bit small.

I'm going to try the pool at the showground. See you later.

Oh, Rosie, Rosie. Come quickly. There's been a flood.

Oh, no! It must've been all that rain.

And look, Mrs Mordy and our son,

they're stuck over there on the other side.

But the bridges are underwater.

How can we rescue them?

HEAVING

OK, Big Bear. Now, pull.

Whoa!

Now, Will. Left a bit.

HEAVING

-Whoa. I mean right.

-Oh!

HEAVING

Now pull like you've never pulled before!

Aiee! Perfecto!

Now, finally we can get inside out of the...

Hey!

It's stopped raining.

LAUGHTER

It was definitely waterproof.

I think we can pack it away now.

Holly, Holly, come quickly. There's been a flood.

Oh, dear.

It must've been all that rain.

And look, Mr Mordy and Miss Mordy,

they're stuck over on the other side.

But how can we rescue them?

Perhaps you could use my bucket as a boat and sail across in it.

Oh, there's a hole in your bucket, Rosie.

Huh?

You could try and sail across on this.

Oh.

Oh, dear. I don't think that'll do at all.

But that might.

It's a perfect boat.

Come on, son, off we sail.

You're going to need a better boat.

Of course. Raggles!

Wow! This is even bigger than the showground.

Perfect for sailing my boat.

And your first passengers are waiting.

Welcome aboard.

Come on, little one. Off we sail.

YOUNG GUINEA PIG SQUEAKS

# Row, row, row your brolly gently down the stream

# Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream. #

# The big ship sails on the Alley Alley O

# The Alley Alley O, the Alley Alley O

# Raggles' ship sails on the Alley Alley O

# On the last day of September. #

Don't worry, my dears, we're here to rescue you. Eh?

Where are they?

Don't worry, my lovelies, we're here to rescue you.

Hey? Where've they gone?

There they are.

Wait there. We'll come and get you.

Ooh. There they are. Over there.

We're on our way!

We were coming to rescue you.

And we were trying to rescue you.

YOUNG GUINEA PIGS SQUEAK

-The antenna.

-It's out of control!

Oh, no. The oar!

-The antenna's broken.

-Oh.

I can't control it.

-Oh, dear. Now we're stuck.

-And there's no wind.

So we can't even use my hat as a sail.

At least we're all together.

But how are we going to get back to dry land now?

My boat. My lovely boat.

And the poor Mordys.

I'm going to get Matt and Nat. They can swim across and help.

Oh, here I am feeling sad about my boat

and they're the ones who are really in trouble.

I'm going to rescue them.

Hey, Raggles, Bluebird.

How are you going to rescue them, Raggles?

YOUNG GUINEA PIGS SQUEAKING

Oh, not again.

Oh, I know.

Bluebird, can you fly to the umbrella and pull it back?

Oh. I can try.

Sorry. I'm not strong enough.

OK.

So I can't throw the rope far enough and you can't pull the umbrella,

but what if you fly the rope over and tie it on,

then I pull it back?

-Yes!

-Great idea.

Ha-ha. This calls for a special knot.

The clove hitch.

-Never fear, Rosie, we'll rescue the Mordys.

-In a jiffy.

-Thank you.

I knew you'd be able to help.

Oh!

YOUNG GUINEA PIGS: Again! Again!

I'm sorry I've wasted your time.

It looks like no-one needs rescuing after all.

Not with Raggles' rope ferry. Climb on board, Matt and Nat.

Ooh! This is what I call...

Travelling in style.

Oh, no, it's stuck.

The floodwater's draining away.

YOUNG GUINEA PIGS SQUEAKING

-Thank you.

-Ah, thank you, Raggles, for rescuing us

and for your marvellous rope ferry service. Ho-ho. Hooray for Raggles!

ALL: Hooray!

OK, so the first stick to come out on the other side wins.

It's my stick. I win!

Oh. OK, one more time.

Yes! I win.

That's not fair. You can't use a boat.

You never said no boats.

You can't change the rules just because you lost, Rosie.

Hey!

Oh, dear, Raggles, your stick seems to be going backwards.

I don't think that's allowed.

LAUGHTER

# Everything's Rosie Everything's Rosie

# Everything's fun when your friends are around

# Raggles and Bluebird

# Big Bear and Oakley

# Everything is Rosie now. #