Plasters Bing

-Come on, Flop!

-Coming, Bing.

-Coco!

-Hi, Bing.

Hello, Charlie.

-Hi, Bing.

-Hello, Pando.

-Hello, Bing!

-Sula!

Someone's in a hurry.

-Bing!

-You all right, Bing?

-Yeah.

-He's OK.

Round the corner, not far away, Bing and Coco are playing today.

More sticky, please, Flop.

Here you are.

He-he-he!

Sticky! He-he-he!

Sticky-wicky.

-And more, please.

-Yep.

-Charlie!

GIGGLING

Silly.

-SHE GASPS

-Ow-ow-ow!

Oh! Coco, are you OK?

Ow, I cut my finger.

Hm.

Oh, blood!

Oh, dear, Coco. It's a paper cut.

-It hurts!

-Yes, they can be painful.

-We can sort that out.

-I need a plaster.

Ow!

-You keep that still and I'll get you a plaster.

-Poor Coco.

Now, Coco, which one would you like?

Er, purple, please.

-Oh, can I have the orange one?

-Well...

-No, Bing.

-You can only have a plaster if you're really hurt like me.

-Oh.

I think Coco's right. Plasters are for when we really need them, Bing.

Oh.

There. How's that?

Well, it still hurts but it feels a bit better.

-Thank you, Flop.

-Poor Coco.

Oh, I can't do any more making now.

I need to rest my finger.

SHE SIGHS

Oh, I can be Nurse Bing.

-Good idea.

-Look, Charlie.

Hurry up, I need you, Nurse Bing.

-Now, tell me where it hurts.

-Here.

-You're being really brave.

-I know.

GIGGLING

Charlie! Sh!

-HE WHISPERS:

-I need to listen.

CHARLIE GURGLES

Now I need to do the 'mometer.

-Er.

-Ow, Bing!

-Sorry.

-Careful of Coco's finger, Bing.

-OK.

It's four o'clock.

He-he-he! That's the time, Bing.

THEY GIGGLE

GURGLING

No, Charlie.

That's for boinging knees.

Here.

HE GIGGLES

Now, say, "Boing."

He-he-he! Boing.

THEY GIGGLE

-Boing!

-Good. Now you're all better.

Now it's my turn to be the nurse and you're the patient.

Oh, OK.

-You lie there because you're very sick.

-Ooh, can I have a plaster?

No, Bing. You can only have one if you really need one.

CHARLIE GURGLES

-ALL:

-Don't chew it, Charlie.

Let's find you something you can eat, shall we? Come on.

GIGGLING

Now, tell me where it hurts.

My arm. It really, really hurts.

Can I have a plaster now?

Hm-mm.

Oh, dear. You sound really sick, Bing.

-Oh! Now can I have a plaster?

-Uh-uh.

-Oh.

Now, here we are.

-Hm-mm.

-SHE GASPS

Oh, no! 400 million degrees.

Oh, now I really, really need a plaster.

Please.

-Oh, OK.

-He-he-he!

-Nope, sorry, there aren't any plasters in here.

-Oh.

-We can make one. We can use the sticky tape.

-OK, Bing.

-There.

-Oh!

I've got a plaster.

Bing! I haven't said you're better yet.

-Look, Flop.

-Yep.

-I've got a plaster, too.

-Oh.

-We made it and it's sticky tape.

-I see.

-He-he-he!

It's a bit tickly.

That's because it's not a real plaster like mine.

Is it OK, Bing?

Uh.

I don't like it, Flop.

It's all itchy.

Can you take it off?

I can try.

Ow!

Oh, sorry, Bing. Sticky things can hurt when you take them off.

Ow.

-I'll do it, I'm a nurse.

-No! I want to do it.

-OK.

-Are you sure, Bing? I can help.

-No, I can do it.

Ow! I can't get it off my arm.

-Well, maybe you can take your arm off the plaster.

-How?

Well, we need to practise first. Put your arms up like a bird.

Then flap them down. Good.

Up, then down. That's it.

-Up. BOTH:

-Up.

-Down. ALL:

-Down.

-Up. BOTH:

-Up.

-Down. BOTH:

-Down.

Now, this time I'll hold on to the plaster.

-Up. BOTH:

-Up.

And, quickly, down.

Oh!

Flop, I did it.

Oh, let's see.

It's a bit sore, Flop.

I know what to do for that.

I learned how to do this at big school.

Here. This will make it better, Bing.

-Better?

-Mm.

Yes. Thank you, Coco.

Good for you, Bing Bunny, you were really brave.

And good for you, too, Nurse Coco.

Thank you, Flop. I'm quality at nursing.

THEY GIGGLE

Coco cut her finger so Flop put a plaster on and she felt better

and I wanted one, too.

So we made a sticky tape plaster

but it was all itchy

and I couldn't take it off cos it hurt.

So, Flop helped me take it off by being a flapping bird.

Up, down, up, down and I did it.

And now I feel better.

Plasters, they're a Bing Thing.

But only if you really need one.