Stage Struck Dizzy 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! #

Aarrgh!

Oh! Ha-ha-ha! Hi, Spud.

Oh, Dizzy, weren't you scared?

Ha-ha! No.

Oh! "Fo-fi-fee-fum!" What am I, eh?

A scarecrow making funny noises?

No, I'm a giant!

I'm going to be in a play at Fixham theatre tonight

and I have to say, "Fo-fum-fi-fee!"

Ha-ha, brilliant, ha-ha!

But isn't it, "Fee-fi-fo-fum?"

Right, team, looks like we're ready to go to the theatre.

Oh, are we going to be in a play, too?

No, Dizzy. Dickie Olivier has asked us to build a storage shed.

To keep all his props and sets in.

Oh, I'll come, too. I've got to practise.

Ah, you're here, marvellous!

Now, I've decided I'd like you to reuse

some of my old theatre sets to make the storage shed.

Er, what's a theatre set, Mr Olivier?

The painted scenes in plays, Muck,

you can have anything - a castle, a skyscraper, a forest.

Let's have a look at the plans.

First, we'll lift out all the sets and props from behind the stage.

Then dig and pour foundations.

Next, we'll build a wooden frame to slot the walls into.

And last of all, a roof on top.

Oh, I almost forgot!

Don't use any of these sets,

we need them for our play tonight.

Right, team, let's make a start.

Can we build it?

ALL: Yes, we can!

Er, yeah, I think so.

Oh, I wish I could be in a play with you.

Well, you can help me practise.

Oh, really? Oooh! OK, um, well,

we could borrow these bits of set!

Fi-fee, er, fum, fo!

Ha-ha! Spud, it's...

"Fee-fi-fo-fum!"

He-he-he, nice one, Dizzy! You're better at it than Spud!

Ha-ha, yes, Roley,

I'd be a really good giant.

Huh, not like me.

Oh, you'll be a really good giant, too, Spud.

You just need to learn your line properly.

Come on, we're choosing which sets to use for the walls!

Oh, yes, I forgot about the storage shed.

Hey, aren't these the sets we weren't supposed to use?

Yes, but we'll put them back.

Um, we could use this forest.

I like the skyscrapers.

Now, the front wall will need to open like a big door

to get things in and out.

Could we use the castle for that?

Good idea, Lofty, let's see what it will look like.

OK, let's start on the frame.

Good work, everyone.

Everyone, the costumes for the play have just arrived.

Can I have some help unloading them?

Of course, Dickie. Dizzy, can you stay here

and help Lofty put the shed walls into place?

OK, Bob.

Fum-fo-fi, er, fum.

Dizzy, are you sure you remembered the walls right?

Isn't this cave one for the play tonight?

It's "Fee-fi-fo-fum", Spud,

and yes, let's use the cave one instead, Lofty, good idea.

Oh, um, is it?

Oh, and then let's put the trees in for the giant to hide behind.

Oh, OK.

We need one more wall on the front,

I'm sure Bob said it was the castle wall.

Then let's go and get it!

Whoa, all this "fo-fee-fumming", has worn me out,

I'll just have a little nap until Dizzy gets back.

"Fee-fi-fo-fum!"

Ha-ha! Very good, Dizzy.

Now, where's your friend, Spud? Our practice is about to start.

Oh, I'll go and find him, Dickie.

SNORING

"Fum".

Um, have you seen Spud?

Oh. SPU-U-U-D!

"Fo!"

Oh, eh?

Where am I? Dizzy? Bob?

'Anyone?'

Oh, where is Spud? I can't do the play without my giant!

Well, maybe he's forgotten.

Oh, so maybe I could do it instead?

Well, you did say the line rather well.

Yes, yes, you'll have to be the giant, Dizzy.

Now, I'll get the sets and we can start.

But where have they gone?

No sets! Oh, I'll have to cancel the play!

Cancel it?!

And I SO wanted to be in a play!

Fee-fi-fo...

He-e-e-e-lp!

That's Spud!

Oh, I should have been looking for him, not trying to be a giant.

Oh, coming, Spud!

Oh, you found me!

Spud! Oh, I'm really sorry.

Oh, it looks like we've found the missing sets, too.

Oh, it's all my fault.

I just really wanted to be in a play,

but now the play's cancelled, anyway.

Don't worry, Dizzy,

I think the play's going to be OK.

Yes, now you've found my actor and my sets the show must go on!

Oh, good, I'm looking forward to being a giant.

And we might still be able to find a little part for you, Dizzy.

Once this shed's finished, come on!

Well done, team. Now, I think it's time to go to the theatre!

ALL: Yeah!

What's the line, Dizzy?

("Fee-fi-fo-fum," Spud.)

Yes, that's it.

"Fee-fi-fo-fum!"

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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