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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane... #

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Hello, I'm Lucy. I live at 64 Zoo Lane

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and I have very special neighbours. Look!

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# There's one with a hump, one who can jump, and one who is plump

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane

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# Some like it hot, some like it chilly, some like it silly

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane

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# Some are friendly, some are scary But not one is ordinary

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane

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# Some are spotty, some are stripy Prickly...woolly...furry...slimy

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# Some are big, some are small And Georgina is incredibly tall

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane # 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane. #

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Bedtime, Lucy! >

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OK, Mum.

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Hello!

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-Mmm?

-Who...?

-What...?

-Can we help you?

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Good evening, sir. I'm the Story Inspector.

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-I've come to inspect your stories.

-Stories? We have wonderful stories!

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They're very funny! And quite dramatic.

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But they never, ever go on beyond bedtime.

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-Haven't I seen you somewhere before?

-N-No. No, I don't think so.

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Now, I'd like to hear... I mean INSPECT a story, please.

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We'd love to tell you a story, but we can't.

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-Why not?

-We have to wait till our friend Lucy arrives.

-Oh, I see.

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-But maybe this once we can make an exception.

-Oh, thank you, Nelson!

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-I've got a story about an important visitor, just like you.

-Do begin.

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Each morning,

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the animals in Africa met by the baobab tree to hear the latest news.

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Good morning. I'm William the weaver bird with the Savannah News.

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The weather -

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the sun will be hot, the sand will be dry and the water will be wet!

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Here is a news flash -

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because the leaves have fallen early this year

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Cleopatra will visit the water hole today.

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Who's Cleopatra? She must be really important.

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Ahem! Well, that's all for now.

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This was William the weaver bird on the Savannah News.

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Hey, Esmerelda, stop it! That tickles!

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Have you heard? Cleopatra's coming today. She's really important.

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Oh, dear! I've got so much dusting to do. Better get started.

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Hi, Esmerelda. How's things?

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Can't stop, Audrey.

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Herbert's just told me Cleopatra's coming. I must tidy the savannah.

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-She's really very famous.

-Famous?! I'd better prepare some food, then!

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BOTH: Did someone say "food"? Yes - for Cleopatra. She's a star!

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-We'll need a spread - watermelon, mogo chips...

-And bumbleberries.

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-There's a bush over by the jungle.

-Raargh!

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-RAARGH!

-Ooh!

-Oo-er!

-Aagh!

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Will someone PLEASE tell me what all the fuss is about?!

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We're expecting a visitor!

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She's really famous so we're putting on a welcoming party and everything!

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-Yes! For Cleopatra!

-Cleopatra? LADY Cleopatra?

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With a name like that, she must be a lioness.

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Everyone knows that lions have royal blood.

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Why, our visitor must be Cleopatra, the Queen of the Far Faraway Hills!

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-Better do lots of mogo chips, then.

-I'm taking charge immediately.

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Right! Line up, everyone!

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I want a nice, tidy savannah. Try to do something about these leaves

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and everyone must be on their best behaviour.

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'So all the animals got ready

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'for the arrival of Cleopatra, Queen of the Far Faraway Hills.'

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Pick only the biggest and juiciest!

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Hurry up! There's no time to lose! Everything must be perfect!

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# Welcome, Cleopatra!

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# Welcome, Cleopatra-a-a-a! #

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Well done, everyone! Good team work.

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Herbert, the red carpet, please!

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Thank you.

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-Well, what now, Reggie?

-Now, we wait for Her Royal Highness to arrive.

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'The animals waited and waited.'

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LOW RUMBLING

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Sorry. I didn't have much breakfast.

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Ugh!

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Why not try a bumbleberry? They're very juicy.

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-Well, I...I don't know...

-Go on. There's plenty. Reggie won't notice.

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'The bumbleberries were deliciously juicy.

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'They ate far too many of them.'

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Nelson! Georgina! What are you doing?

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-Hic!

-Hic!

-We have an important visitor...

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-Hic!

-Hic!

-..And you get hiccups!

-Hi, there! >

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Can I help? Only we're expecting the Queen of the Far Faraway Hills.

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I'm Cleopatra. I'm doing the leaves.

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But...you're not a lioness.

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Course not! I'm a porcupine, silly!

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You must be Reggie the lion. How's it going?

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-But I... But... But...

-Reggie, the speech.

-What? Oh, yes, of course.

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-We, the animals of the savannah...

-Hic!

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-..Are here to mark...

-Hic!

-Hic!

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..A very special occasion.

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We are here to welcome Cleopatra,

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the...porcupine, as our honoured guest.

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We have prepared a humble banquet

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-of the finest...food.

-Hic!

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Now I, Reginald the lion, would like to ask Georgina the giraffe

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to perform the anthem of welcome.

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# Welcome - hic! - Cleopatra!

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# Welcome - HIC! - Cleopatra-a-a! #

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Hic!

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Hic! Hic!

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Hic! Hic! Hic! Hic! Hic!

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-What's he doing?

-He's...

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-He's...

-He's dancing, look...

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

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-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

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Oh, how embarrassing. It's all gone wrong! I'm so sorry, ma'am.

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The food...the music... It's... It's... It's...

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-Brilliant!

-I beg your pardon?

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Brilliant! The speech was very funny!

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And I enjoyed the elephant's dance!

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-Let's all do it, when I've swept up the leaves.

-Swept up the leaves?

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That's my job - a savannah sweeper. I always come at this time of year.

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You can stop calling me Cleopatra. All my friends call me Patsy!

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THE ANIMALS CHEER

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Right...what about this party, then?

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THEY HICCUP AND LAUGH

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Excuse me, Reginald. Could I have the next dance?

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It would be a pleasure, Cleo...uh, Patsy.

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-# Welcome - hic!

-Hic!

-Hic! Hic!

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-# ..Cleopatra! Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

-Hic!

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-# ..Welcome - hic!

-Hic!

-Hic! Hic!

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# ..Cleopatra-a-a-a! #

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-Hic!

-Hic!

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'Everyone enjoyed it and looked forward to Patsy's next visit.'

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-That was a lovely story, Molly!

-Thank you, Inspector.

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I give it ten out of ten! Nelson, I'll inspect a story from you now.

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I give your disguise ten out of ten, Lucy,

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but I'm afraid it's bedtime now.

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BOTH: You didn't fool us for a minute!

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I thought if I was an important visitor, I might get an extra story.

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You are our most important visitor, Lucy.

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-Sweet dreams, everyone.

-ALL: Goodnight, Lucy!

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane. #

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Subtitles by Morag Reive BBC Broadcast - 2002

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