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# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

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# Bob the builder - yes, we can!

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# Scoop, Muck and Dizzy and Roley too

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# Lofty and Wendy join the crew

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# Bob and the gang have so much fun

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# Working together They get the job done

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# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

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# Bob the builder - yes, we can!

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# Pilchard and Bird, Travis and Spud

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# Playing together like good friends should

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# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

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# Bob the builder - yes, we can! #

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-Bob to Scoop! How's the log hunt going?

-We've found loads of them!

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We'll need all the wood we can get to rebuild this watermill.

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No probs, Bob!

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-What do watermills do, Bob?

-Well, Dizzy...

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-See that big wheel?

-I see it, Bob!

-Me too!

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As the river flows past, it makes the wheel turn.

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As it goes round it turns a heavy flat stone inside the mill.

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Oh, I get it! Millstones!

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That's right, Scrambler.

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-When you put grain between them, they crush it into flour.

-Brilliant!

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-Let's look inside!

-Not so fast. I need to check if it's safe first.

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-CREAKING

-Mmm.

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The wooden floor's rotten. It'll all need replacing. ..Oh, dear.

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The millstone's fallen through to the floor below. Oh, that's odd...

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-Something wrong?

-I can only see one millstone. Where's the other one?

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-Can I look for it, Bob?

-Actually, Dizzy, that's a good idea!

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-The watermill won't work without it.

-Yippee! Way-hey!

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I'll be Detective Dizzy, looking for clues!

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That's right - Detective Dizzy!

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Did someone say "detective"?

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Detective Dizzy solving the case of the missing millstone!

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I can help. I'm good at finding things.

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OK, but Dizzy is in charge, Assistant Detective Spud.

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Spud the assistant detective at your service!

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-If you need help, call in on your talkie-talkie.

-Roger that, Bob.

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Back to the yard, Scrambler!

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-Come on, Detective Dizzy, let's look for clues!

-Careful, Spud!

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-Bob said the floor's rotten. It isn't safe!

-It looks perfectly...

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-Ah!

-THUD

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Spud, are you OK?

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Spud?!

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Oh! My poor parsnip nose.

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Spud!

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-Oh, well done!

-What for?

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-Falling through the floor?

-No, silly. Finding this hole!

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-It's our first clue.

-Is it?

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Yes.

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The millstone could have made this hole if it rolled out like a wheel

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-down the hill!

-Oh, yes!

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Detective Dizzy

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is on the trail!

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Hey, wait for me!

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-Ok, team, let's cut these logs into planks!

-Can we shift them?

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-ALL: Yes, we can!

-I think so...

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These planks will be perfect! Let's get to the watermill.

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And this time, Scrambler, not so fast!

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You've got it, Bob!

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Ah...Dizzy?!

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Detective Dizzy?!

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Boo!

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Wah!

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-Very funny(!)

-DIZZY LAUGHS

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Sorry, Spud.

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Look, I've found another clue.

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The millstone must have rolled right through this bush

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-and made this big gap. See?

-Maybe.

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Maybe not. I bet it rolled into the river, so that means it's lost.

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We've got to find the millstone!

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-It's looking good, Bob.

-Thanks.

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I wonder how Dizzy and Spud are doing with the millstone mystery?

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-Look, Spud! Another clue!

-Detective Dizzy, it went into the river.

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-We'll never find it!

-The millstone must have made this track!

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Oh, come on!

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I wish I could just...

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..Roll along.

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Ooh!

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The track is gone!

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The millstone rolled into the river, you...you...

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-dizzy detective!

-SLURP!

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Oh, no.

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-That's just peachy(!)

-Here, grab hold of me!

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I'll try and pull you out!

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It's no use. I'll be stuck here for ever!

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Oh, Spud, it's all my fault.

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I didn't find the millstone and now I've got you stuck in a hole.

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-I'm really sorry!

-Not half as sorry as I am!

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-Do something! You're in charge!

-Er...

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Dizzy to Bob!

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'Help!'

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-Bob, it's Dizzy!

-'Help!'

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Bob to Detective Dizzy. Are you OK?

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'No, we're somewhere really muddy!

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-'Spud's got his foot stuck!'

-OK, I'm on my way!

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-And this time, as fast as you can, Scrambler.

-You bet!

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-Bob!

-Over here, Bob!

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I'm here!

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Yes, Spud, I can see you!

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Come on, then. Let's get that foot free.

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Careful, Bob.

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Oh! Oh!

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Oh! I can't look! I'm only made of straw!

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-Has it come off? Is it gone?

-No, Spud, you're fine!

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Ha ha. Only joking. Ha ha. Hmm... Thanks, Bob.

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I'm sorry about the millstone. I followed the track and everything!

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I told you, it's in the river, Dizzy. Lost for ever!

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-So THIS is where the track ends?

-Yes. I was sure we'd find it.

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Hmm.

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Here it is!

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-Great work, Detective Dizzy!

-We've found it?!

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Yippee!

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-Yeah hey-hey!

-Yes, well, I always thought it might be here

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-if it hadn't gone in the river.

-You didn't, Assistant Detective Spud.

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You said it was "lost for ever"!

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Now, now! We've got to get this millstone back to the watermill.

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Ready, then, Scoop?

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Can I shift it?

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-No, you can't!

-Sorry, Bob.

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Never mind, Scoop. It must be the extra weight of the millstone.

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I wonder how they got it to the mill when they built it?

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Back then, they didn't have machines like you, Scoop.

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They had to transport things in different ways. ..A-ha!

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Of course! Muck, have you got any logs left? Over.

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Right then, Muck and Scoop...

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Push! Nice and easy now!

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No, put that at the front, Scoop.

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Oh, yes!

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ALL: Brilliant!

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Fantastic!

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-It's a bit slow.

-ALL: Spud!

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Sorry! ..And, er, push!

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THEY GROAN

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ALL: Hurrah! Yeah!

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Well done, everyone!

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Yippee! Yeah hey-hey!

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We've still got to rebuild the water wheel and put the stones back.

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Can we go now? I'm starving!

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Yes, Spud, we can go now.

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Come on, everyone, we've got another big day tomorrow.

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-Can we fix it?

-ALL: Yes, we can!

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Subtitles by Lucienne Lester Smith BBC Broadcast - 2005

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