Two Jobs Travis 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! #

Here, Farmer Pickles, now you're based in Sunflower Valley,

-you'll need this - your own talkie-talkie system.

-Ooh!

-Thank you, Bob...and Wendy.

-Woof, woof, woof!

-And Travis, this is for you.

-Oh, thank you, I can't wait to use it!

Now we can all keep in touch, wherever we are!

-OK, Scoop, Muck, we'd better get back.

-No prob, Bob.

And I've got a new field of sunflowers to plant.

My own talkie-talkie. I hope I get a call soon!

ENGINE WHIRRING

Wow! H-h-hello, everyone!

We made it - Bobsville to the valley in record time, wicked!

I've wanted to set up home in Sunflower Valley for ages!

Since I heard that programme on the radio

-about building houses out of yogurt.

-Out of yogurt?!

-That's stupid!

-Yeah, that's just silly, isn't?

That's what I thought, but it gave me an idea -

a house built with yogurt...

pots! Reduce, reuse, recycle!

-Are you sure you heard it right, Mr Beasley?

-Ah, yes.

Mind you, it was a bit crackly. I couldn't get the radio tuned in.

Ah. Hmm.

This is probably what the radio meant -

a special easy-to-build house.

-I had it delivered last week.

-And it's made of yogurt?

-Not exactly!

But it does have a name that sounds like yogurt.

-It's called a Yurt.

-Oh yeah!

-Yogurt...Yurt. I get it.

-They do sound alike, don't they?

I must have heard the "Y" and the "urt",

but not the "og"! Ha, ha, no wonder I got confused!

-All you need to do is decide where to pitch it.

-Oh, lovely!

How about...somewhere pretty, with lovely grass and flowers?

We'll find somewhere. We'll need help with this crate.

Bob to Travis, could you help? We've a heavy crate to shift.

'Travis to Bob, on my way.'

See you laters, alligators!

Thanks, Travis.

Right, let's find you a spot for your Yurt.

-Farmer Pickles to Travis.

-Travis to Farmer Pickles. Hello.

-I've got a job for you.

-OK, with you in five minutes.

-I'll be at the dome, Travis.

-OK.

Two Jobs Travis - that's me! Ready, Bob.

-Can we build it?

-ALL: Yes, we can!

Erm, yeah, I think so.

Oh! Oh, just the spot!

-I love sunflowers.

-Right, let's pitch this Yurt.

We put up the side walls first,

then tie them round with this tension support cable.

-Erm, is it OK if I go now, Bob?

-Of course. Thanks, Travis.

You did a great job.

Ooh, these sunflower seedlings are coming on nicely!

The dome was a perfect place to grow them.

-PANTING:

-Travis reporting for duty.

-Ah, Travis, just in time!

Hello, you two.

Right, let's get these trays unloaded.

I did it. I helped Bob AND Farmer Pickles.

-Bob to Travis.

-Travis to Bob.

-Hello.

-We've got a bit of a problem.

-I'll be right there.

-Travis,

if you head back to the dome,

-Marjorie's ready with the next lot.

-Oh! Is she?

Erm...OK, Farmer Pickles.

Hello, Travis. Mr Beasley's not sure

-if this is the right spot for his Yurt after all.

-Yes...

it's very pretty, but... there's no river.

And I do like to be near a river. Do you think you could manage that?

-We'll find you a river.

-Ah, thanks a million, Bob!

Oh, yes! I can hear a babbling brook. Just the place!

Thanks, Travis.

Travis?!

-Ready for the next load, Marjorie.

-Hello, Travis, you're working hard.

I certainly am!

We've gotta get this field planted by sundown.

-It's due to rain tomorrow.

-I'll fetch the next load now.

Oh, good work, Travis!

Erm, hello. Travis! Can you hear me?

-Bob?

-It's Mr Beasley here, Travis, could you pop back?

You see, I've decided that I prefer sunflowers after all.

-Would you mind moving us back again?

-Erm, I'm a bit busy.

Oh, dear! What are we gonna do?!

-I've come all the way from Bobsville and...

-OK. On my way.

Oh, thanks, Travis!

It's getting dark and we haven't started pitching!

-Are you sure this is the right place?

-Oh, yes!

The babbling brook.

Mind you, those sunflowers were nice. Erm...

-Let's try it here for now, Bob.

-Right...Mr Beasley.

This Yurt job is taking forever.

-VIA WALKIE-TALKIE:

-'Travis?'

-On my way!

-Hi, Travis. We've still got a lot of seedlings left.

-Marjorie,

what if I carried all the seedlings in one go? I...

-I could finish the job like that!

-Well...if you're sure.

They are fragile.

Drive carefully, Travis! Ooh, what's that funny rope?

-VIA WALKIE-TALKIE:

-'Farmer Pickles to Travis. Where are you?

-'The sun's going down and we haven't finished.'

-Nearly there.

Bob to Travis,

-I think you've driven off with the tension support cable.

-Did I? Oh!

Sorry, Bob. On my way.

'Er, hello... Hurry, Travis, it's getting dark,

and I haven't got my Yurt up!

-LOUD THUD

-Oh, no!

-Travis, are you all right?

-Oh, no, what have I done?!

-I was trying to help move Bob's Yurt AND your seedlings.

-Well, Travis,

it's better to do one job well

than two jobs...

not so well.

Oh, dear! I suppose there's only so much one tractor can do.

-Unless...he gets some help from his friends.

-What?

-I'll help build the Yurt.

-I'll pick the seedlings up.

-But how will we get them to the field? The trays are broken.

-Ah!

I've had an idea. Yes!

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! Brilliant!

-Better than turning them into a house.

-Reduce, reuse, recycle!

-Thanks for helping, Muck, Scoop.

-BOTH: No prob!

If only I could decide where to put my Yurt up!

Jump on, Mr Beasley. I've got something to show you.

The first Yurt in Sunflower Valley!

With all the beauty of nature... a babbling brook,

and sunflowers.

-It's perfect!

-Oh, yes, and very relaxing!

-Well done, Travis.

You managed two jobs after all.

-Only with everyone helping.

-That's what friends are for.

With us, you can be Two Jobs Travis, or Three Jobs Travis,

-or However Many Jobs You Like Travis!

-Thanks, everyone.

But two jobs is enough for me.

Well, today, anyway!

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