Sir Muck 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! #

Right, everyone. Today we're building a house for Mr Sabatini.

Are you moving from Bobsville?

Yes, Lofty, to run the Sunflower Valley Bakery.

-Let's go.

-Can Spud come? He's telling me a story.

From this big book of knights-of-old stories.

It's about castles and kings and knights!

OK, but you've got an important part of the job today.

No worries - let's get mucky!

And then the knight rode in on his big white horse...

-Oh! To rescue the princess!

-Yes!

Look, Muck - a tower!

Maybe it's a castle. Maybe knights lived here!

I don't know about that! But it IS perfect for recycling.

-Why's that?

-Well, the Sabatinis need a house near the bakery

-but we can use these old bricks.

-And rebuild the tower!

What a beautiful home for my family!

We'll be saving this old building AND recycling, too.

-Muck, you'll be shifting the bricks.

-Yes! I get to shift a castle!

And guess who lives in a castle!

A king! I wish I could be one of your knights, Mr Sabatini.

Well, Muck, if I'm-a the king, and you move-a the bricks,

I'm-a gonna make you Sir Muck!

-Cor!

-Oh, let me help! And then I can be Sir Spud!

-No-one's going to be Sir anything if we don't get started!

-Right!

First, we'll take apart what's left of the tower.

Right, Muck, you can go back and collect the rest of the bricks.

Make sure you get them all. And then I'll be Sir Muck!

# Muck the knight, Muck the knight! #

Oh, picking up bricks isn't a proper knight's job.

-What is, then?

-Jousting. Knights charged at each other

-with long poles called lances.

-No, thanks! That could hurt.

-This knight's going to shift bricks.

-Being a knight should be exciting!

# Muck the knight, Muck the knight! #

Hey, what's all this?

Well, there's some canvas and short bits of wood and long wooden poles.

-These must be the old lances from the knights who lived here!

-Really?

And this must be part of a knight's costume!

Now we're proper knights!

-Charge!

-Yeah!

..But I should move the bricks first.

Oh, Muck! Proper knights do jousting, not moving bricks.

Oh, all right. But as soon as we've finished jousting,

-we'll move the bricks - right?

-Yes, yes.

Sir Muck and Sir Spud are on the job!

Right, team, let's get started.

-Can we build it?

-ALL: Yes, we can!

Uh...yeah, I think so.

-Here's the parts you ordered, Bob.

-Thanks, Travis.

-It's the bits for your wind turbine, Mr Sabatini.

-Oh! It's so exciting!

Yeah, now you'll have POWER in your TOWER! Ha-ha!

Come on, Muck! Charge!

-Spud?

-Yes, yes, yessity-yes! That was brilliant!

It wasn't. It took me ages to collect the bricks.

-You're just jealous because I'm a proper knight.

-No, you're not.

-Knights didn't just hit bricks with a stick.

-No, knights fought dragons

-and monsters.

-But there's no such thing as dragons and monsters.

Oh. Wait, there's a knight in my book

called, um, now, what was it...?

-Don Qui...

-Donkey? That's a funny name for a knight!

No, not donkey - Don Qui...xote. Don Quixote. That's it.

He couldn't find any monsters either

-so he pretended a windmill was a monster and charged at that.

-Oh.

-Why don't WE look for a windmill to fight?

-Oh, OK.

-We can look for a windmill...

-Yippee!

-..and then we'll move the bricks.

There! Now the Sabatinis will have electricity!

-But we can't finish their house till Muck and Spud are back.

-No bricks!

We'd better see what's keeping them.

-I don't believe it!

-Oh! Where ARE they?

Come on, windmills! Come out and fight!

I don't remember any windmills in Sunflower Valley.

What's that, then?

-Charge!

-Charge!

Look out, windmill, here we come!

-Stop!

-Charge!

-Spud, this isn't a windmill!

-Isn't it?

-Oh, no!

-My beautiful wind turbine!

Oh, Mr Sabatini, I'm really sorry. We were just trying to be knights.

-Oh, Muck!

-Mr Sabatini hasn't got any power for his house now.

-Oh, Bob, I've been really silly.

-Let's worry about that later, Muck.

Right now, I think you two should fetch the rest of those bricks.

-Yes, Bob.

-Sorry, Bob.

It's-a fantastico!

It looks brilliant!

But...there's no power.

I know. And it'll take ages to get another sail delivered.

Mrs Sabatini and Carlo and Cassia are gonna be here soon.

This is all our fault. Knights are supposed to be brave and clever,

but we just messed everything up.

Don't worry, maybe the book will tell us what to do. Let's look.

Wait! I knew I'd seen it somewhere before.

-Seen what?

-We need to get all those wooden poles and bits of canvas.

So, Sophia, what-a do you think?

Oh, Angelo, it's going to be like living in a castle!

I'm afraid it will be a LOT like living in a castle tonight.

Yeah, there isn't any power. But there WILL be!

Because it ISN'T a castle.

No, it's a windmill!

But there aren't any sails.

Oh, yes, there are - look!

I thought these wooden things were knights' lances.

But they're part of the windmill sails,

like the picture in Spud's book.

We can hook the turbine's battery up to the windmill's sails!

And it will do the same job!

Oh, Angelo! We're gonna live in a windmill! Oh, I love it!

Oh, Muck, for you I have a special reward.

From now on, you are Sir Muck!

-I'm a knight at last!

-What about me?

You can be Sir Spud.

But you gotta make-a one promise.

What?

-ALL: No more jousting!

-Aw!

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