Clean as a Whistle Bristle 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! #

-Yeah!

I'm mucky Muck, the muckiest machine! And Bob don't mind.

SOMEONE WHISTLES

Ha-ha! Clean as a whistle bristle. That's me.

Today's job is going to be really, really special.

-Ooh! I like the special ones.

-We're putting the finishing touches

-to the Bobland Bay promenade.

-Um... I thought it was finished, Wendy.

Well, nearly. But tonight is the grand opening! And guess what?

-ALL: What?

-We're putting up illuminations!

-And Mayor Bentley is switching them on.

-ALL: Wow!

Oh! Rock and roll! Ha-ha!

What are illuminations, Wendy?

They're lots of bright-coloured lights, Roley.

Bob's in the workshop now, getting them all ready.

Doh! This is just like doing Christmas tree lights,

-only bigger!

-SOMEONE WHISTLES

Ah-hah! I'd recognise that sound anywhere.

SOMEONE WHISTLES

Ha-ha! Right on time.

Hello, everyone. I'm Bristle, the clean as a whistle cleaning machine.

-Oh, wow!

-Hello, Bristle.

-Pleased to meet you.

Your brushes are brilliant!

Thanks. I've got squirters too. Look.

Ooh! Ha-ha!

Oh, you are a mucky machine, aren't you?

-I can see I'll have my work cut out.

-Ha-ha!

I make things all mucky. And you get them all clean again.

-Does that mean I'm part of the team?

-Oh, yes, Bristle!

If there's one thing Bobland Bay needs,

-it's a machine to keep it clean.

-You can rely on me.

I'll soon have it clean as a whistle. HE WHISTLES

Right, Bob. Come on, everyone. We've got a big day ahead of us.

I'll carry on getting the illuminations ready, Wendy.

-HE CLEARS HIS THROAT

-It gives me the greatest of pleasure

to declare Bobland Bay's... Oh, oh! What is it again? Um...

Bobland Bay's promenade illuminations. Bit of a mouthful.

Right. Start that again. So, it gives me the greatest pleasure

to declare Bobland Bay's promenations...

Oh, I need a cup of tea.

You know, Flex, there's something quite magical about the seaside.

Aye, it smells all fresh and salty.

-Wendy, is this the sand you want us to move?

-Oh, yes, Scoop.

When the promenade's clear, Bob will lay out the illuminations,

-ready to put them up.

-BRISTLE WHISTLES

Spick-and-span. Spick-and-span!

HE WHISTLES LIKE A BIRD

THE BIRD WHISTLES That's the way, little birdie.

Make it clean as a whistle. HE WHISTLES

Clean as a whistle.

-GARBLED VOICE ON PHONE

-Things keep going missing?

-That is strange, Wendy.

-GARBLED REPLY

Hm. It sounds like you could do with an extra pair of hands.

-And an extra trowel! I'm on my way.

-Is everything all right, Bob?

Well, Wendy says things keep disappearing.

We'd better go and see what's going on.

And so it gives me great pleasure in declaring Bob-a-land...

Bob-a-land?! Where on earth is that? Get a grip, Bernard.

-How's the speech coming along, dear?

-I'm having a bit of bother

-with my bobbles, Barbara.

-Oh, dear. Time for a cup of tea!

-Could you?

-OK. Painting or pointing, Wendy?

-Painting.

And this time, I won't let this tin out of my sight.

The sooner we finish, the sooner we'll get the illuminations up.

-Uh, Wendy...

-Oh, not the illuminations, too!

-Our sand went missing, too, didn't it, Muck?

-Yes.

-Right from under our diggers.

-Oh! Maybe it's mice.

Ha-ha! I think they're a bit small to carry all that, Dizzy.

-What about big mice?

-Nobody move! Nobody move!

-There's been a robbery!

-Bruce the shopkeeper. A robbery?

Someone has taken my lovely display of buckets and spades,

-from outside my new shop.

-Sand? Paint? Trowels?

Illuminations? And now buckets and spades?

I need to get to the bottom of this.

It's a mystery. That's what I think it is. A mystery.

Something links all these things together, but what?

They looked so colourful. I had them all arranged on the ground here.

-TING!

-That's it. Everything that vanished

was on the ground. The illuminations,

-the paint tin and trowel, your buckets and spades...

-On the ground!

-What does that mean, Bob?

-I think I might have just got

to the bottom of our little mystery.

BRISTLE SNORES

-Ah-hah!

-Eh? Oh, hello, Bob.

Sorry. I must have dropped off. I've been rushed off my brushes.

I'm not surprised. You cleaned up nearly the whole of Bobland Bay!

- Including my buckets and spades! - Oh, um... Sorry.

I thought they'd been left out for cleaning up.

-Just the lights to do now, Bob.

-I'll be with you in a minute, Wendy.

I'm sorry I made everyone late, Bob.

When I saw those things lying around I just had to clean them up.

You did say you'd get things as clean as a whistle bristle!

But it might be an idea to ask if things are finished with next time.

It's all part of being in the team. We work together.

-At least we'll know where everything is from now on.

-Ha-ha!

-Tidied up and clean as a whistle! Right, Bristle?

-Right, Scoop.

-But only the rubbish from now on.

-Ha-ha! Come on, team.

Let's get these illuminations up before the sun goes down.

-Can we fix it?

-ALL: Yes, we can!

Oh, uh... Yeah, I think so.

So, it gives me great pleasure to declare the Bob-a-land...

Oh! ..illuminated. All... Oh!

-Where's your speech, Mayor?

-Oh, dear. I must have dropped it, Spud.

You can't get away from Bristle!

Don't worry, Mayor. Leave it to Bristle. He'll be here in a whistle.

-Got it!

-Good work, Bristle!

-BRISTLE WHISTLES

Oh, thanks, Bob. Thanks, Bristle.

It gives me great pleasure to switch on the illuminations,

and so declare Bobland Bay promenade open!

-Oh!

-Wow!

-Great job!

-Wow!

THEY ALL TALK AT ONCE

HE WHISTLES Spick-and-span!

Spick-and-span!

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