Bob's Big Plan Bob the Builder: Project Build It

# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

# Bob the builder - yes, we can!

# Scoop, Muck and Dizzy and Roley too

# Lofty and Wendy join the crew

# Bob and the gang have so much fun

# Working together They get the job done

# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

# Bob the builder - yes, we can!

# Pilchard and Bird, Travis and Spud

# Playing together like good friends should

# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

# Bob the builder - yes, we can! #

-Can you demolish it?

-Er...yes, I can.

Ha-ha-ha! Shall I do it again, Bob?

Yes. We need to knock this down to build a new extension for Mr Adams.

What shall we do with all the bricks?

-I'll build something else with them.

-Is that recycling?

-Yes, Lofty.

-MOBILE PHONE RINGS

-Hello.

-Hi, Bob. Just ringing to say goodbye.

-Have a great holiday, Wendy.

-I will.

Don't take on any other jobs without me to help you. I know you, Bob!

This extension will keep me busy.

See you in a week. Bye!

-How's it going, Bob?

-Fine, Mr Adams.

-I'll need this extra space if I win the competition.

-What competition?

-To design a new town in Sunflower Valley.

-Really?

I used to camp there with my brother Tom.

-You'll love what I've got planned. I'll give you a sneak peek.

-Great!

I've built a model to show my ideas to the judges.

It's taken weeks. What do you think?

Very nice. It's just rather a shock to see a city in Sunflower Valley.

There'll be hotels, restaurants, nightclubs, gyms, golf courses...

-You've thought of everything.

-Everything you could wish for.

It will be a fantastic place for holidays.

-People will come from all over.

-It's a good model.

Thanks. I'd better get it finished. The judging's the day after tomorrow.

-Why don't you enter the competition?

-I'm not an architect, Muck.

-But you can think of ideas.

-And draw things.

No-one knows more about building!

Thanks. But with Wendy away, I've got lots to do here.

The site's all cleared, so tomorrow we can start building.

THEY ALL CHEER

-What's Sunflower Valley like, Bob?

-You know what?

I've got some holiday film of it.

-Can we watch it?

-When we get home, Lofty.

OWL HOOTS

PROJECTOR WHIRRS

'Breakfast's ready, Tom!'

'Baa-aaa!'

LAUGHTER

'Shoo! That's my breakfast!'

-It stole his breakfast!

-Off the plate, quick as a flash!

-That goat ate everything!

-It's a very naughty goat, Bob. Boo-hoo!

-What will happen to the sunflowers when they build there?

-Well, Roley,

-most will be dug up.

-Can't someone design something that won't spoil it?

-So the sunflowers can keep their home?

-Well, let's hope so.

-HE YAWNS AND SIGHS

-Night-night, Pilchard.

Meooow!

SHEEP AND GOAT BLEAT

Baaa-aaaaa!

Maaa-aaaaa!

DOOMY MUSIC PLAYS

THUNDERING

ANIMALS BLEAT FEARFULLY AS CAR HORNS TOOT

HORNS TOOT AND TRAFFIC ROARS

No-o-o!

-Mee-ooow!

-That's it, Pilchard!

-I have to win that competition and save Sunflower Valley!

-Meow!

Woof! Woof!

-Woof! Woof!

-EXCITED PANTING

Grrrr!

Come on, Scruffy, let go.

I can't throw it if you won't let me have it.

Grrrr!

Grrrr!

Ha-ha-ha-ha! Wait for Spud!

I have something to tell you, team.

-My nightmare made me see I have to enter the competition.

-How exciting!

-But the deadline is tomorrow.

-What's first, Bob?

-I want to go to the library to check a few things.

-What about the job?

If I mark out the foundations, can you lay them?

We've done that a million times!

-Can we build it? ALL: Yes, we can!

-Er...I think so.

-Woof! Woof! Woof!

-Oh, good doggy. Where's your stick gone?

SCRUFFY WHINES What do you mean, you've lost it?

I'll have to find you another one. Come on.

-Oh!

-HE CHUCKLES

Wow, that's clever! I never knew you could do that.

I'm taking my model to the town hall.

-Let's see.

-Isn't the judging tomorrow?

It is. But I want people to have a chance to get a good look at it.

There's got to be a stick somewhere.

-Woof! Woof! Woof!

-HE PANTS

Grrrr!

-Oh, you shouldn't have done that. They're not doggy sticks!

-Woof!

Good luck, Mr Adams. Thanks.

Oh! How is Bob going to build a model like that by tomorrow?

-ROLEY: Cor! That looks great, Bob.

-Right, now to add some houses.

Hmm...

Oh, that doesn't work.

-Sunflower Valley doesn't look right with houses.

-I see what you mean.

They need to...well... blend in a bit more.

-Doodedoo!

-Hi, Bird. We're trying to design houses that don't stick out.

Got any ideas?

-Doo-de-doozoo.

-No, Bird. We can't build nests for people to live in!

-TAPPING

-Doo-doo-zoo.

I get it! You're showing me how your houses blend in to where you live.

-That's clever, isn't it, Bob?

-Brilliant! That gives me an idea.

-I could build the houses into the sides of the hills.

-Oh, good one!

Right, Muck, let's dig the foundations. Can we dig it?

Er...no, we can't.

-Ha-ha! Very funny.

-No, Scoop, we can't.

-The markings have gone.

-Huh?

-Woof!

Scruffy! Drop the stick!

-Drop the stick!

-Scruffy, stop!

-CLANG!

SPUD PANTS Oh, good doggy.

Those pegs marked our foundations!

I told you they were important, Scruffy.

-Ooow! Ooow!

-Scruffy says he's sorry. He just wanted to play stick.

-Bob will have to do them again.

-He hasn't got time.

It's OK. I know where they went.

Spud's on the job!

Oh, yeah! Houses with grass roofs.

They don't spoil the countryside.

You could use the bricks we saved today to build one of the houses.

There aren't enough, Lofty.

No. But reusing building materials where we can will reduce waste.

Yeah, like recycling things. Reduce, um...reuse and recycle.

-Reduce, reuse, recycle.

-That's what Sunflower Valley should be about.

ALL: Reduce, reuse, recycle!

Easy! It's just straight lines. Well done, Spud.

My model's the talk of the town hall! Are there any other entries?

Not yet. I'm in with a good chance.

Great(!)

Come on, Muck. Let's get digging.

Ah-ha! I knew I'd find a use for this one day.

It'll make a perfect base for my model.

-ENGINE ROARS <

-Neeeeeow! Let's scram!

Will you slow down?! This is a pedestrian area, not a racetrack!

Chill out, Mr B. I wasn't going THAT fast!

-Mr Bentley, is that you?

-Oh, hello, Bob.

This young machine is a prize for the Sunflower Valley competition.

The winner gets me, Scrambler, to drive them round Sunflower Valley.

Off-roading is wicked!

-Nice to meet you, Scrambler. I'm Bob the builder.

-Hi.

-I'm entering.

-Can you build a model and write a speech by tomorrow?

-A speech?

-Yes, explaining why your idea is right for Sunflower Valley.

-I didn't know.

-We'd better leave you to it. Bye. Come on, Scrambler.

-Hold tight, Mr B. Let's scram! Neeeoow!

-Will you stop doing that?!

I'm not Evel Knoodle!

Right, Dizzy. We need lots of cement.

Coming up!

SLUUURP! SLUUURP!

SLUUURP! SLUUURP! Finished!

Good work, team. Now we need to let the concrete se...

-That tree wasn't there before!

-It was on the other side.

Oh, no! Spud must have done it wrong!

We'll have to tell Bob.

Right now, before the concrete goes hard. Hurry!

Oh, no! That doesn't look right. What's happened?

Scruffy pulled out the pegs playing sticks.

-Spud put them back in. We thought it looked OK.

-Until we saw the tree.

I'm sorry, Bob. We didn't want to disturb you.

Now you won't have time to finish your model.

It's OK. If we work quickly, we can get the concrete up before it sets.

Phew!

-The middle bit's in the right place.

-So what do we do with the concrete?

We can reuse it as hardcore. Reduce, reuse, recycle.

-What?

-That's my plan for Sunflower Valley.

Let's get going. Then you can get back to your model. Can we fix it?

ALL: Yes, we can!

-Hi, Bob! We've finished. How's it going?

-Really well.

-I'm just making...

-FIZZLE!

Oh! Looks like there's a power cut.

That's all we need!

Bob has no time, no power and no light. He'll never get finished now!

The electricity company says it'll be back soon.

I'll just have to work by candlelight, with hand tools.

Go, Bob!

-Does Sunflower Valley have electricity?

-No.

What did people do in the old days?

-Water was sometimes used to power things.

-Like what?

-Well, hot water made steam to power trains on the railways.

-Choo-choo!

-Choo-choo!

-Clickety-clack! Clickety-clack!

-Chuff! Chuff!

-Tickets, please! Clickety-clack!

-THEY LAUGH

-How else can you power things?

-We put up a wind turbine

-for Farmer Pickles.

-Yeah! That used the wind for power.

-That's right.

-Sometimes we use the generator.

Some tools are powered by batteries.

There are many ways to make power.

-What will you use in the valley?

-Sun, water, wind.

-They're already there.

Yeah. Reduce, reuse, recycle.

ALL: Reduce, reuse, recycle!

-There's the underground houses I told you about.

-Those are wind turbines.

-PUFF! PUFF!

-Look at them go, Bob!

Will we build all this if you win?

I doubt it. It's a huge job. They will get a big building company in.

FIZZLE ALL: Hooray! Ha-ha!

HE YAWNS

Huh...? Oh.

-O-o-oh!

-Have you finished, Bob?

-No.

I'll have to get up early to finish the model and practise my speech.

-Night-night, Bob.

-Good night, Scoop.

MR ADAMS: There'll be hotels, leisure centres and a huge shopping centre.

People will come by the coachload to this place because it will be bigger

and better than anything you've ever seen.

So you see, my plans for Sunflower Valley will really put it on the map.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you, Mr Adams.

I'm sure you'll agree, ladies and gentlemen,

that all of today's entries have been magnificent.

The judges have a difficult job.

-Wait!

-Hang on!

-Just a moment.

It looks like we have a last-minute entry from Bob the builder.

Hurry, Bob!

Ah-hem! Well, my idea for Sunflower Valley is very simple, really.

-It's about building that works together with nature.

-Oooh!

-Ah!

People will work, live and play there,

but the buildings will blend in with the beautiful countryside.

-We'll use natural things for energy.

-Everything would be powered by...

-..Wind...

-Water...

-And sun.

There's loads of that in the valley!

We'll use recycled building materials so waste will be reduced.

-We'll build into the hillsides.

-Buildings surrounded by soil...

..Will be warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

-ROLEY: Which saves energy.

-So, basically, what my idea is...

Oh!

-Help me out!

-ALL: Reduce, reuse, recycle.

Um...that's it, really.

-Thank you for listening.

-Thank you, Bob the builder.

Without further ado, I ask the judges to make their decision.

The winner will get to see their design built in Sunflower Valley.

They'll also take home this exciting off-road machine.

-CROWD: Oh, wow!

-OK, everyone? I'm Scrambler.

I can take you anywhere. Let's scram!

CLOCK TICKS

THEY PLAY FANFARE AND SILENCE FALLS

Ladies and gentlemen, after very careful consideration,

the winning design for Sunflower Valley

comes from an idea impressive for its invention and forward thinking.

The idea comes from...

-Bob the builder!

-CHEERING

It will build a community for the future,

blending in with its surroundings

and using the natural resources around it for energy and power.

It's perfect for Sunflower Valley, Bob. I wish I'D thought of it.

Well done, Bob. Very well deserved.

It gives me great pleasure to present you with Scrambler.

Hello again, Bob. Well done!

-Thanks, Scrambler. Welcome to my team.

-Wicked! I'm gonna have fun.

-Now, Bob, when can you start?

-Er...START?!

Of course! I wouldn't want your vision built by anyone else!

COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO!

-Are you sure you'll be OK here?

-Of course! Stop worrying.

You keep Scrambler for getting to Sunflower Valley.

-Thanks, Bob. That's great!

-Yeah!

-I can't wait to go off-roading there!

-Thanks for seeing us off.

-We'll miss you all.

-Indeed we shall.

Yeah. And me, too. I don't want you to go!

-Bye!

-ALL: Bye-bye, everybody.

Sunflower Valley, here we come!

Look! Sunflowers!

Well, team, this is it - Sunflower Valley!

Wow! Oh, it's so beautiful!

I've never seen anything like it!

I think this must be the most beautiful place in the whole world!

-It's very pretty!

-It's going to be a big adventure. Can we build it?

-ALL: YES, WE CAN!

-Er...yes. I think we can.

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Subtitles by Janet Zimmermann BBC Broadcast - 2005

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