Scoop's Sea Rescue Bob the Builder: Ready, Steady, Build!

# 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. #

Look, I'm pretending this piece of wood is a boat on the sea.

I had a dream about a boat last night.

I was the brave captain, I saw another boat tip over

and the passengers fell in the water. THEY GASP

-I pulled them out with my life-saving ring.

-Brilliant!

Hooray for Scoop, the brave sea captain.

THEY ALL LAUGH

Morning, team.

ALL: Hi, Bob. Hi, Wendy.

We've got an important job today.

The big glass lens in the lighthouse needs changing.

That means we get to be by the sea. Come on!

Wow! The sea is so cool.

Morning all. I trust everything is in hand for this job, Bob?

Of course, Mr Bentley, have a look at the plans with us.

First, we'll take out the old lens through these doors.

-Then we'll lower it to the ground.

-Wow, there's a boat out at sea.

It could be a pirate ship.

Or a sail boat with a brave captain.

Scoop, you can collect the special fixings for the new lens.

Packer should have left them at the yard by now. OK?

Uh...

To pick up the special fixings?

Um... Oh, yeah, pick up the fixings. No prob, Bob.

Er... Can we fix it?!

ALL: Yes, we can.

Oh, um, yes, I think so.

Pick up the fixings, easy. Except I don't know where they are.

All right, Scoop, what are you looking for, mate?

Have you got the fixings for the lighthouse lens?

-No, sorry, they're not here.

-Oh, uh, OK then, thanks.

Oh, maybe I should have listened a bit closer.

Ah, Scoop, off to collect the fixings from Bob's yard, are you?

Oh! They're at Bob's yard?

Yes. That's what Bob said this morning.

Er, yeah, right. See you later!

Phew! They're here.

I'd better get back before Bob realises I didn't listen.

Thanks, Scoop.

Look, Scratch, the sea's so big and blue.

Hmm, we'll need a special tool to fix these clamps in place, Bob.

There's one in the workshop. Can you get it, Scoop?

Fast as you can, Splasher will be here with the lens soon.

-..And then I pulled them out of the water.

-Scoop...?

Huh?

Can you get me the tool to fit these from the workshop?

Oh, yeah. Um, no prob, Bob.

OK, let's get the old lens out.

Go easy, mate, it's very fragile.

Yeah, mate, it's made of glass so it will break easily.

No worries, I'll be really careful.

-Bob to Splasher, where are you?

-Loaded and on my way.

Tell the others to watch out for me, this lens is really fragile.

I will, Splasher, see you soon.

ENGINE ROARS

OK, I've got Bob's special tool.

-Mr Mockney, what are you doing?

-Well, hello, young Scoop.

I'm reading a book my great-grandfather wrote

all about the sea.

The sea! Oh, show me.

Look, one day my great-grandfather saw a glass bottle in the sea.

It had a letter in it.

The bottle was heading for the rocks.

If it hit them, it would smash

and he wouldn't find out who the letter was from.

SCOOP GASPS What happened next?

-Wendy to Scoop. Come in, Scoop.

-Oh!

-Hi, Wendy.

-Where are you? Bob said to get back quickly.

-We need that tool.

-Quickly? Oh, sorry, Wendy.

I... I didn't hear. I'm coming now.

-I've got to go, David.

-But you must hear the end of the story.

Um... OK, but we'd better be quick.

So, moments before the bottle hit the rocks,

my great-grandfather jumped into the water and rescued it.

-Cool, so who was the letter from?

-A brave captain, lost at sea.

Wow! I had a dream last night that I was a brave sea captain...

SCOOP CONTINUES TALKING

Scoop, I forgot, watch out for Splasher.

He's got the new lens and it's very fragile. Bye!

..And I pulled all the people out of the water and rescued them.

What a fabulous dream, Scoop. But you'd better go now.

Ooh! Yeah, bye, David.

Nearly there, one lens safely delivered.

Whoo-hoo, Wendy said to get back quickly

and you don't get much quicker than this!

-Woah!

-Woah!

SPLASH!

ALL: Oh, no!

Scoop, Splasher, what happened?

I... I was going too fast and I didn't see Splasher.

But didn't Wendy say to be careful on the way back?

Oh, um, she might have, but I wasn't listening.

-I'm really sorry, Bob.

-Oh! Goodness, gracious.

This is most unfortunate.

Don't worry, Mr Bentley, maybe Lofty can hook it out.

Oh, I'll try.

Oh, I can't reach it. Oh, dear.

Hey, maybe Splasher could push it onto the beach?

Good idea.

-Come on, Splasher!

-THEY ALL CHEER

You can do it!

Keep going, Splasher!

Oh no, the lens is headed for those rocks.

It'll smash.

Splasher! The rocks!

Ah! Oh, no! I can't stop it!

If only I'd listened to Wendy instead of David's story.

But at least I know what to do.

I saved it, just like Mr Mockney's great-grandfather saved the bottle!

ALL: Hooray!

My goodness, that was close.

I've messed up loads today because I didn't listen.

-I'm never going to not listen again.

-No worries, Scoop.

Well, the lens is safe now, so let's get it fitted.

Now the lighthouse can do its job.

Guiding ships at night.

Yeah, we did it!

No thanks to me...

Um, but Scooch, you did make a real sea rescue today.

Just like in your dream.

Oh, you're right, Scratch. I am a brave sea captain after all.

THEY ALL LAUGH

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