Bob's Three Jobs 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! #

I've seen a few of those. Oh, yeah,

-and one of these.

-An eagle?

Rock and roll!

Oh, yes, Dad loves bird watching.

You built a special place for bird-watching.

That's right, Muck, a hide. Bobby and I are spending the day there.

Are there any special birds here?

Once, the lesser-striped sunflower warbler was seen.

ALL: OH!

I bet you'll be excited to see one of them.

Yes, but mostly I'm looking forward to spending the day with Bobby.

I've got three quick jobs first.

Marvellous. I'll turn this off too.

A nice, quiet day in the country with no interruptions. See you soon!

Right! Come on, Scoop. We'll be done in no time.

-Oh, hello, Bob, Scoop.

-Hello, Farmer Pickles. What's this job?

Well, it should only take a minute.

A shelf's fallen down in Spud's room.

Hi, Bob. I hope this won't be too much trouble.

I don't think putting up a shelf should take long.

Really? It took ages when I tried.

And then it fell off.

-Oh, Spud!

-SPUD!

I kept all the bits, so I'll leave you to it.

-Don't want to be in your way!

-This is going to take AGES.

That looks great, Bob.

Sorry it was a bigger job than you were expecting.

That's OK, Farmer Pickles. Poor Dad! I promised I wouldn't be long.

Oh, yes! This is the life!

SQUIRREL CHIRPS Oh, hello, there

Now, what have I got for you?

How about a nice hazelnut, Mr Bushy-Tail?

SQUIRREL CHIRPS

Ah! Fancy some lunch too?

One for you, Flossy, and one for Mopsy.

Goodness me!

News travels fast round here!

Hang on!

There you go.

Half an apple for Spiky and another for, um...Mikey!

-Hello, Mrs Bentley, sorry we're late.

-Not to worry, Bob.

It's only a tiny job. My kitchen window's sticking a bit.

OK, Mrs Bentley. You try to open the window from inside,

while I have a go out here.

Right you are, Bob.

That's odd.

It really is stuck.

-Are you still trying to open it?

-Yes. I'm pulling as hard as I can.

-Pulling?

-No, no, Mrs Bentley! You should be push...!

Whoa! Oh! Oh, dear.

Ah. So, the window wasn't stuck at all.

You were pulling, not pushing.

I'm sure I can fix it.

Oh, thank you, Bob.

Now, if you don't mind, I'd better get on with Bernard's tea.

It can't be tea time already! Oh, I'd better get on!

Oh, dear!

I hope Dad's all right on his own.

And then, the elephant says,

"I'm terribly sorry, I thought that was your trunk!"

THEY LAUGH

Oh, Robert! I am glad I dropped in. You certainly know some good jokes.

Yeah. I must tell Bobby that one later.

I wonder where he's got to? He was only sorting out a sticky window.

Oh, I'm sure he'll be here soon.

All the more tea and biscuits for us, eh?

Oh, thanks, Bob!

-I'm sorry it took so long.

-No problem.

-We can get going, can't we, Bob?

-Yes, it'll be getting dark soon.

-I have got one last little job at Mr Beasley's yurt.

-Let's go!

Hi, Mr Beasley! Sorry we're late.

Oh, not to worry, Bob! I just need to get my new radio aerial up.

-Well, that doesn't look too tricky.

-Oh, no, it'll be easy!

Once you get this bit attached to all the other bits,

it'll be two waggles of a wagtail's tail.

-What do you mean, "All the others?"

-All the other bits of my aerial!

I ordered it specially.

Oh, no!

Look at all that!

It'll take AGES!

Oh, no. It'll be quick.

I've put a few bits together already. It's, um...

It's telescopic, you see.

Once it's all together, you just press this and...

-Oh, no!

-Oh, no!

I've ripped my yurt!

It's OK, Mr Beasley, I can fix it.

Oh, grand. Well, I'll, um... I'll leave you to it, then.

Hey, Bob, that is fantastic!

-I'll be able to get radio programmes from all over the world.

-No problem.

-Come on, Bob, let's go!

-Yes, Dad'll be waiting. ..Bye, Mr Beasley!

So, the chimpanzee says...

"No, I keep it in the fruit bowl with my bananas!"

Oh, Bob's Dad, your jokes are SO funny!

Have you seen anything through your binoculars yet?

Well, what with lunch and reading the paper

and chatting with Mr Bentley, I haven't had much of a look.

Besides, I rather fancy a bit of a snooze before Bobby gets here.

Oh, Bob's Dad!

I feel AWFUL!

My dad's been waiting ALL afternoon.

I can't believe it!

I'm too late.

BOB'S DAD SNORES

Oh, Dad, I'm sorry! I was putting up a shelf and the wall fell down

and I thought the window was stuck and had to re-glaze it

and then the aerial went through the yurt and...

-Oh, I've really let you down.

-Wh-Wh-Who's that?

Oh, hello, Son. Just in time!

Just in time? But I left you alone all day!

No! It's not often I put my feet up, what with being so busy.

Everything took so long and now it's too late for bird-watching.

Who says it's too late? In fact, it looks like it's just the right time.

There! You see?

Oh, Dad!

It's beautiful!

Very rare, too.

A bird that only comes out at night -

the lesser-striped sunflower warbler.

BIRD WARBLES

-I've waited all my life to see one of these.

-That's fantastic, Dad!

I'm really glad I got to see it.

Me too, Son. Me too. You couldn't help how long things took.

I know you wanted to be with me and that's what's important.

-Oh, thanks, Dad.

-That's all right, Bobby.

It's just like seeing the lesser-striped sunflower warbler.

Good things come to he who waits!

BIRD WARBLES

Subtitles by Laura Jones BBC Broadcast 2005

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