Wendy's House Boat 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! #

Well, I think it's time we told everyone, Wendy.

-No time like the present, Bob.

-Team, could you come here, please?

-Have we got a big job to do?

-Not exactly big, Scoop,

but very, very special.

ALL: Wa-hey! Special!

-What's up, Bob?

-Today, we're going to fix up an old house boat.

-ALL: Yeah!

-Wendy's going to live in it.

Don't you like it here with us, Wendy?

Oh, Dizzy, of course I do.

The river's not that far away.

Well, no, I suppose not.

And you'll still be working with us every day, won't you, Wendy?

Of course, Muck.

Oh, you know, I went on a boating holiday when I was a little girl

and ever since, I've wanted to live on one.

There's a lot to do before Wendy can move in. Come on, team.

Quack, quack!

Wendy's going to live in that!?

Yes, I know it looks battered, but it doesn't leak.

Oh, that's good, isn't it?

It'll be fine.

It needs a gangplank so Wendy can walk on and off the boat safely.

We'll fix solar panels to make electricity from the sun.

It's not as pretty as Wendy's caravan.

No, and it's really dirty.

You have to use your imaginations.

With a lick of paint and some hard work...

it'll look as good as new. Can we fix it?

ALL: Yes, we can!

I think so.

Oh! Oh!

Good job I'll have more room for my things on the boat, Dizzy.

Yeah, well, you have got lots of things, Wendy.

Oh, I suppose I have.

Wendy, I promise I'll visit you every day

and look after Henny and Penny until they move.

Cluck, cluck, cluck!

Dizzy, you make it sound as if I'm moving miles away.

I'll be walking over here every day.

It's not far.

Yeah, but it's not the same. I mean, you won't be living with us.

No, I'm going to miss my little caravan.

MOBILE RINGS Oh!

-Hello.

-Hi, Wendy, it's Ella.

-Hi, Ella.

-I told Bob I'd give him ideas for my new house

and wondered where to drop them off.

Come by the caravan, I'll be here.

Thanks, Wendy. See you later.

Ah! Now...

Where were we?

-Phoaw! Now all we need is Wendy.

-Can I go and fetch her, Bob? Can I?

-OK, Scoop.

-Rock and roll.

Cluck, cluck!

That's funny! Henny and Penny are normally so hungry.

Perhaps they're sad because they're leaving.

Don't you want to leave the caravan?

Hi, Wendy.

Oh, hi, Ella.

Hello, Dizzy. Here are those ideas for Bob.

Oh, right, I'll make sure he gets them.

Oh, that caravan's great!

-How long have you lived here?

-Actually...

Wendy's moving out today.

-I'm helping.

-Really?

-So this caravan will be empty?

-Well, yes.

How lucky is that?

-I've always wanted to try living in a caravan.

-Oh!

-Yes, it is lucky, isn't it?

-Really lucky.

You don't think Bob will mind, do you?

-He won't need to build me a house after all.

-No, he won't mind.

That's great. I'll move in right away.

Oh, perfect.

Hey, Wendy, we've finished your house boat!

-Jump on!

-Thanks, Scoop.

Well, Wendy, what do you think?

Oh! It's lovely.

Really lovely.

Thank you, all of you.

Wendy, what's wrong?

-Nothing, really.

-Then what is it?

It's just that I'm going to miss living at the homestead

with you and the team.

Yes, we'll miss you too.

It's not too late to change your mind.

Actually, I think it is. Emma's moving in to the caravan.

Thanks for all your help, Farmer Pickles, Travis.

-Our pleasure. Give us a call if you need anything.

-Bye-bye.

-Bye.

Oh! This could be a tight squeeze.

DRUM CLANKS

Hah.

I'm in.

Well, there are all my things.

Come on, Scoop, let's load you up.

-DRUM ROLL

-What's that noise?

Everything fits, even my drum kit.

ALL: A drum kit!

Yeah, I'm a drummer.

When I'm not teaching, I'm drumming.

Oh, rock and roll.

-Well, I think that's everything.

-Oh, yes, well, time to go.

-Bye then.

-Bye, Wendy.

See you tomorrow.

-Quack! Quack!

-I didn't think you lot would be quite so noisy out here.

I bet Bob and the team are fast asleep by now.

DRUMMING

Grrr, I think I'm going off the drums.

-DRUMMING CONTINUES

-Oh, dear, dear.

Cock-a-doodle-do!

WENDY YAWNS

It's a longer walk than I thought from the boat.

Oh, morning, Wendy.

I'm away for one night and look at you all.

MACHINES YAWN

Where's Bob?

-TIRED VOICE:

-He's in the workshop.

Oh! Ho, ho! Oh, Bob! Why are you in here?

Ella's drums.

Oh, dear. Well, I didn't sleep much either.

The ducks on the river are so noisy.

Speaking of Ella, she dropped this off for you

and I forgot to give it to you.

-It's some ideas for her new house.

-Well, what do you know?

She won't need a house now that she's in my...the caravan.

Not so fast, Wendy.

Ella's ideas for a house have given me an idea.

-Look!

-Oh!

-It's a house boat!

-Exactly.

Scoop, Muck, I've got a job for you.

It's fantastic!

Much more space for my drums.

-Are you sure you want to move back to the caravan, Wendy?

-Oh, yes.

Quite sure. I hope you'll be very happy here, Ella.

Thanks again for helping me move all my stuff.

Bye, guys.

ALL: Bye-bye. See you later.

ALL: Hurray!

Welcome back, Wendy.

Thanks, everyone.

I'm so glad to be back HOME.

Cluck, cluck!

Looks like Henny and Penny are glad you're home too.

-They've made you a present.

-Would you look at that.

Cluck, cluck, cluck!

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