Built to be Wild Bob the Builder

PLAYS MOUTH ORGAN

SNORING

MIAOW...

BLOWS RASPBERRY

HOWLING

He's comin'! I seen him with my own eyes!

Mucky Muck - the most famous adventurer in the West!

Mucky Muck!

And he's bringin' someone in!

Yee-haw!

I was built to be wild! Howdy, Sheriff Bentley!

I think I got somethin' you want!

Stinky Spud, the most wanted scarecrow in the West!

-The very same!

-That's him, all right, sure as crows is crows!

No, you got the wrong scarecrow! I just look like him!

I'm...I'm his twin brother!

-Yep, that's it!

-BURP!

O-ow! That's not nice! You're definitely Stinky Spud!

Oh, please let me go.

Sorry, Stinky Spud! The only place you're going is jail!

How did you catch the critter, Mucky Muck?

Well, Sheriff, I set a trap!

I dug a hole real deep...

and then covered it over.

I laid my bait and sat back to wait.

Yummy! Look at all that scrummy grub

just waitin' to fill my belly!

Mmm!

Oh, mmm...

I just knew Stinky Spud wouldn't be able to resist stuffin' his face!

Sounds like quite an adventure! Well done, Mucky Muck! Here's the reward.

Pleasure doin' business with you, Sheriff.

-Come on, Stinky Spud, it's off to jail for you!

-Oh!

I hope you like beans, cos you're gonna be eatin' a lot of 'em!

-They don't call him Stinky Spud for nothin'!

-No!

HE BREAKS WIND

-Excuse I.

-I wanna be like Mucky Muck when I grow up.

It's true what they say - he sure was built to be wild!

OK, folks, time to go lookin' for some more adventure! See y'all!

Thanks, Mucky Muck! You're my hero!

Built to be wild! Yee-haw!

Earth to Muck! Earth to Muck!

-You were miles away!

-Oh, sorry.

I was dreaming about the adventures I'll have on holiday.

I know, it's really exciting! A dream come true!

I can't believe we're going to the Wild West!

Cos you know what, Bob - I was built to be wild!

I suppose you're going to round up cattle and chase baddies!

Yes! Race through the desert, ride along the railroad, pan for gold,

cross raging rivers and it's gonna be the biggest adventure ever, ever!

# We're all going on a cowboy holiday

# No more building for a week or two

# We'll ride horses on our cowboy holiday

# No more fixing for me or you

# For a week or two

# We're going where they went gold mining

# We're going to a cowboy ranch

# We've seen it in the movies

# We'll be there by lunch

# Rock'n'roll!

# Everybody has a summer holiday

# Doing things they always wanted to

# We're all going on a cowboy holiday

# To make our dreams come true

# For me and you

# We're going to learn how to be cowboys

# Hey! And be cowgirls too

# We've seen it in the movies

# Now we've so much to do

# Everybody has a summer holiday

# Doing things they always wanted to

# We're all going on a cowboy holiday

# To make our dreams come true... #

A machine's gotta do what it's gotta do!

Welcome to the Wild West, folks!

It IS like in the movies.

Look at all the cactus, Lofty!

Oh, they're so prickly.

-What brought you way out west?

-Looking for adventure, Jackaroo.

We love cowboy films,

so when I saw Rio's advert, it seemed just the job.

I hope you have a fine time learning to be cowboys at the RR Ranch.

Rio's got a whole bunch of fun stuff planned for y'all.

Thanks, Jackaroo. We can't wait!

Ah! Is that Cactus Creek?

It sure is!

Wow! A real old Wild West town.

It's just like I imagined.

It's pretty much a ghost town now.

A g-g-g-g-ghost town?!

Boo!

Ha-ha-ha-ha!

Ha-ha-ha, gotcha!

It's only me.

A ghost town just means that folks used to live there, but don't now.

Why's that?

-When the gold ran out, folks moved on.

-Oh, that's sad!

So we do cowboy adventure holidays to get folks coming here again.

Rio hopes to get the place all fixed up again some day.

That's a great idea!

C'mon, let's mosey on over to the RR.

Yee-ooo... What was it again?

ALL: Yee-haw!

Oh, yeah, yee-haw!

C'mon, I'll show y'all around.

Woof! Woof! Woof!

Woof! Woof!

Good boy, Patch. It's OK. These folks are our guests.

This is where Rio lives. She'll be along real soon.

Great! Can't wait to meet her.

Howdy, folks, I'm Rio Rogers and this here's my horse Dollar.

ALL: Hi, Rio!

Y'all are more than welcome to the RR Ranch in Cactus Creek!

# I was born and raised on the RR

# Learned the ropes from Ma and Pa

# Everything a gal could need to know

# This is a fine old ranch in a fine old town

# Best darn spread for miles around

# And I'm a-gonna show you folks a real good time

# Cactus Creek is sure glad you arrived

# Cactus Creek Tonight she'll come alive

# As long as I'm in Cactus Creek

# I don't need to roam

# No, no

# Whoa! That's my home!

# Well, it's up with the sun for me and my crew

# Ain't nothin' round here that we can't do

-# Ropin' and a-tyin' the cows till the sun goes down

-Moo!

# Some day I'm gonna fix this town up good

# Get the whole place lookin' just the way it should

# But for now I'm gonna show you folks a real good time

# Cactus Creek is sure glad you arrived

# Cactus Creek Tonight she'll come alive

# As long as I'm in Cactus Creek

# I have no need to roam No, no, no

# Whoa! That's my home! #

Yes, sir, and that ain't fake singing, that's RIO singing.

Just a bit of cowboy humour for you.

Yee-haw!

Moo-oo!

That was brilliant! She just threw that rope and caught that cow!

This here's Brandy and she's always escapin'.

Moo!

OK, folks, get your tents pitched and rustle up some wood for the fire.

Get Brandy home too.

I'll help. I'm Mucky Muck, the cowboy truck.

All righty, let's skedaddle!

Get along, little dogie!

Get along, dogie!

Moo!

Muck thinks he's in a cowboy film!

But Brandy's a cow, not a doggy.

Ha-ha-ha! Dogie, not doggy.

It's what they call cows out here in the Wild West!

Dogie? That's a funny word!

-Right, Bob, let's get these tents pitched.

-Oh, I'll help, Wendy.

Thanks, Lofty. ..Bob?

-Over here, Wendy.

-Oh, Bob, you're supposed to be on holiday, remember?

# No more fixing for a week or two. #

Sorry, Wendy, I can't help it.

There, that's better.

Can I fix it?

Yes, I can.

Moo!

I bet you've had loads of adventures, Rio.

I've had a few in my time, honey.

We've seen stuff that'd make your paint rust!

Wow, I knew it! Like what?

Tell 'em about the snake that hypnotised you.

Ah! Hypnotised you?!

Well, let's see now.

I was out in the desert one day when I happened upon this snake.

It was bigger than a barn!

Wow, that's really big!

And I tell you, it had a real mean stare.

It was swaying from side to side.

I just couldn't help looking at those googly eyes.

Next thing I know, I'm trapped in its gaze.

-What happened?

-It came towards me and I tried to skedaddle,

but I was frozen to the ground!

-About to be snake lunch?

-Moo!

Well, I figured I was a goner.

But Jackaroo arrived in the nick of time.

I came a-racin' over and I hooked that snake in my winch

and I swung and swung it real hard...

..and it flew so far it went round the world and landed in the Amazon.

-Ah!

-Where I hear it lives to this day.

-Jackaroo saved you!

-He's a hero!

-I reckon.

-Moo!

Aw, shucks!

I want to have adventures too, so people can tell stories about me.

I'm not just a dumper truck, you know, I was built to be wild!

# You're looking for adventure

# You've come to the right place Uh-huh. #

How did he do that?

Woof!

Good boy, Patch. I reckon that's enough wood.

Let's see how that tent-pitching's going.

SHE WHISTLES

Ride 'em, cowboys!

Yee-haw!

OK, I reckon it's time for y'all to have your first cowboy lesson.

ALL: Yee-haw!

-I wanna learn how to be just like you and Jackaroo.

-How exciting!

Come on, Bob!

-Bob?

-Just a minute, Wendy.

Howdy, folks!

-I'm Buffalo Bob!

-Oh, wow!

OTHERS CHATTER AND LAUGH

WOLF WHISTLE

Howdy-doody, Buffalo Bob! You got the whole kit and caboodle.

I think you look really cool, Bob.

# Got my silver-plated buckle

# And my big ten-gallon hat

# Got my spurs that jingle-jangle

# Whoo! How great is that?

# You may think that I'm a builder

# But I'm here to tell you true

# That I'm gonna be a cowboy now A cowboy through and through!

-# Buffalo Bob!

-Yee-haw!

# Buffalo Bob! Buffalo Bob!

# Howdy-doody, Buffalo Bob!

# Buffalo Bob! Buffalo Bob!

# Yeah, that's my name Buffalo Bob!

LAUGHTER

Ne-eigh!

# You may think that I'm a builder

# But I'm here to tell you true

# I'm a cowboy now

# A cowboy through and through!

# Buffalo Bob!

# Yee-haw!

# Buffalo Bob! Buffalo Bob!

# Howdy-doody, Buffalo Bob! Yee-haw!

# Buffalo Bob! Buffalo Bob!

# Yeah, that's my name Buffalo Bob! #

-Wearing a hat don't make you a cowboy, Buffalo Bob!

-Oh!

-I think I've got a lot to learn, Rio.

-I'm a-gonna teach ya!

Yee-haw!

A cowboy needs to be able to do two things -

throw a rope and ride a horse. Yes, sirree.

Off you go, then. Good horsey!

RIO LAUGHS

There's a lot more to riding a horse than sitting with your legs hanging!

-How do I make her move?

-Like this - giddy up!

Go, Bob, go!

-A grand ride!

-Giddy up!

Whoa! Please stop!

Go on, Dollar.

Sto-op!

Who-o-oa...!

Perhaps I'll stick to riding machines.

Just keep getting back on.

My great-great-granddaddy could ride anything.

They say he once even rode a tornado!

A tornado?! Is that a really big horse?

No! It's a wind that's real mad and it twists and it turns,

and it flattens everything in its path.

Wow! And he rode the wind?!

Yep. He just took a saddle and jumped right on.

And I'll tell you -

that tornado tried to toss him into the next county.

-Did your great-thingy-wotsit stay on?

-Yep,

until that tornado gave in and turned into a gentle breeze.

And that was how rodeo began.

-Wow!

-What's next? What's next?

Dang it! I left the rope back at the ranch and I need it to teach you.

-Muck to the rescue! I'll get it, Rio.

-Thanks, Muck.

-All righty, I'll show you the way.

-I'll help too.

-Jump on.

-Yee-haw!

Built to be wild!

Rio's great-great-granddaddy sounds really cool.

I bet he had loads of adventures.

He sure did. He was the one that first struck gold in Cactus Creek.

Wow! So where is the gold mine?

In the old town. Hey, do you wanna see it?

Of course! I'm built to be wild!

Woof! Woof, woof, woof!

This is the old mine, y'all.

Wow! A real gold mine!

But the gold's all gone, isn't it?

-Yep, every last bit.

-Have you ever been inside?

Nah. It closed down long ago.

Come on, I'll show you the old town, too. It's just over there.

Wow! I feel like I'm in the movies.

You see the symbol up there above the door?

Oh, yeah! It's a double R.

Right. It's her family symbol.

Rio's great-great-granddaddy Rusty Rogers lived there.

I bet it was really exciting here in the old days.

Yeah - strangers riding into town,

showdowns outside the saloon.

Huh? What's that?

Maybe it's gold!

Hot diggety dog!

-It's an old sheriff's badge!

-Howdy! I'm Sheriff Spud!

I've got my hat and my badge.

Now I just need a horse! Ah-ha-ha!

Here, boy! Good horsey!

Woof! Grr!

It's OK, Patch. I'll be your horse, Sheriff Spud.

Yee-haw!

If you climb into that saddle, be prepared to ride!

Sheriff Spud's on the job. Giddy up, horsey!

PATCH BARKS

Crazy horse!

-Hey, guys, I think we'd better be heading back...

-Moo!

-Hot diggety dog! You made me jump!

-Moo!

-Brandy's escaped again.

-Don't worry - Sheriff Spud will rope her.

-Moo-oo!

Follow that cow!

Whoa! Let's get her into a corner, then it'll be easier.

-Come on!

-Get along, little dogie!

Moo!

Moo! Moo-oo!

Spud! Look out!

CRASH!

Uh-oh!

-Hot diggety dog! That is one big mess.

-What have I done?

Oh, no!

Jack rabbits!

Stop! Stop!

Moo!

Aa-aagh!

-Jackaroo told us you've got big plans for the old town.

-Yes, sirree!

It's my dream to get folks living in Cactus Creek again.

I'd love to turn the saloon into a hotel and open them stores.

I'm looking forward to seeing the place.

-Wanna go now, while we're waiting for Muck and Jackaroo?

-Yeah!

All righty.

Aagh! How could I be so clumsy? What are we going to do?

-This place means everything to me.

-It's wrecked!

What in tarnation happened here?!

-It was an accident, ma'am.

-Brandy escaped again. We tried to catch her

and I bumped into the old saloon and suddenly everything else fell down.

I just don't believe what I'm seeing.

What would my great-great-granddaddy say? His town is in ruins.

PATCH YOWLS

I'm really, really sorry, Rio.

It's not your fault. You were trying to help.

This wood IS very old. Look - it's all rotten.

Don't worry, Rio. I know how much this place means to you.

It's a good job I've got the best building team in the world!

-Can we fix it?

-ALL: Yes, we can!

-Can you?

-Yeah, think so.

We'll soon have it as good as new, Rio, I promise.

Oh! Everything's gonna get fixed up. It's what I always dreamed of.

Why, y'all are the nicest folks I ever did meet.

# When the situation's desperate

# And your building's fallen down

# We're the team to sort things out

# We're the best in town

# We've got the knack

# We can put it all back

Yes, ma'am!

# We'll chase your worries away

# We can fix it up We can make it good

# Yeah, that's what we do

# We can fix it up We're gonna take it on

# Cos we're the building crew

# We can fix it up We can make it right

# And it sure will be A welcome sight

# All done and dusted, good as new

# We've got the knack

# We can put it all back

# Take all your worries away

# We can fix it up We can make it good

# That's what we do

# We can fix it up We're gonna take it on

# Cos we're the building crew

# We can fix it up We can make it right

# And it sure will be A welcome sight

# All done and dusted Good as new. #

Good work, team.

It sure is. And I reckon it's time I made you all some supper.

Let's get that camp fire lit.

YOWLS

-SPUD:

-What was that?!

Just a coyote, or little wolf, as we call them.

Don't worry, he won't hurt you.

Oh! I didn't know beans could taste so yummy. Thanks, Rio.

-My pleasure.

-They're delicious.

-BU-URP!

-ALL: Oh, Spud!

-Better out than in!

-Not from where I'm sitting, honey!

Yeah, that's really stinky, Spud.

Oh, for Pete's sake, cheer up! It was an accident, honey.

Quit being so hard on yourself. Now, how about I sing you a song?

Oh, yeah! One about an adventure?

Well, let's see.

How about I tell you

how my old great-great-granddaddy discovered this place

and first struck gold?

Yeah! This is a good 'un!

# Rusty Rogers was an old-time cowboy

# Born to ride the range

# His horse his sole companion

# And his friend

# Well, he worked that land Round the double R

# Till the sun sank in the sky

# And he had them dogies Safely roped and penned

# Then out one day on a search for strays

# And drinking from a stream

# He filled his hat with water

# And found the answer to all his dreams... #

I've struck gold!

# There was gold fever

# And he hammered his claim into the ground

# It was gold fever

# With folks appearing from miles around

# They had gold fever

# And pretty soon It was one big booming town

# The gold mine opened up a roaring trade

# Where once there had been none

# And Rusty was a hero now

# To everyone

# Now folks would find the time for him

# And hail him across the street

# Rusty Rogers' Round-up

# Was complete. #

AUDIENCE CHORUSES APPROVAL

-Oh, happy days.

-Then what happened?

Eventually the gold ran out, and folks left as quick as they'd come.

But legend has it

-that my great-great-granddaddy stashed away some gold.

-Really?

-Yep. But he never told anyone where it was.

-So it's still hidden?

Maybe. OK, folks, time to hit the hay.

-Cowboys get up with the sun.

-Builders do too!

Can't you tell us some more stories, please, Rio?

I will...tomorrow night, honey,

I promise. Ain't nothing I like better

than sitting by the camp fire with stories of Cactus Creek.

-'Night, ya'll.

-'Night.

-'Night.

-'Night.

Don't let the snakes bite!

-Snakes?!

-Just a little cowboy humour. Ha-ha!

Goodnight.

COCK CROWS

Rise and shine!

Come on, come alive! Come alive!

Grub's up. Get your hides out of bed and greet the dawn.

OK, team. Time to get building.

Me and Jackaroo are heading off to get materials.

-Yep. We're driving out across the desert to the next town.

-Oh-h!

That sounds like an adventure. Please can I come with you?

-You might meet a snake and need rescuing.

-Well,

I guess I could use help to carry stuff. What do you reckon, Bob?

OK, Muck, I suppose we can manage without you for a bit.

We won't have to worry about him demolishing anything!

-It was an accident!

-He's only teasing you.

No need to keep bringing it up.

-Can I go too, please, Bob?

-Yes.

-Sheriff Spud's on the job, Bob.

-But make sure

-you both stay out of trouble this time.

-Let's hit the trail.

-And drive like the wind.

-Yee-haw!

Right, team, there's a lot to do.

-We need to save these old buildings.

-They're part of Wild West history.

We need to make them stronger so they'll last for years.

Um, Bob!

I'm stuck.

Stuck in a rut? It was probably made by an old wagon.

-Can you and Roley fill in the holes and flatten them?

-Yeah!

-Rock and roll!

-Can we fix it?

ALL: Yes, we can!

Think so.

-Rio...

-Yes, honey?

-I really want to have an adventure while I'm here,

-cos when we're at home, we're always building.

-No kidding?

So I was hoping you could just tell me how to have an adventure.

You've had so many!

Well, Muck, I'll make you a deal. I'll take you on an adventure

when the street is all fixed up.

-OK?

-Deal! Yee-haw!

I'm going to have an adventure!

Now, this here bridge is pretty old,

so y'all take it nice and slow as you go across.

You don't wanna fall in that creek! I hear there's alligators!

-Alligators?!

-Yeah. So make it snappy!

SHE LAUGHS Just a little bit more cowboy humour!

I think I'll walk over.

Careful, now.

O-oh! We're really high up.

Coming through.

Who-oa!

BOTH: Wa-aah!

Don't panic. Just take it slow.

-Don't leave me!

-Aargh!

Phew!

Aa-aa-aargh!

He-elp!

Phew! You're OK, Spud.

Oh-h! I don't want to be an alligator snack.

Oh, Spud! There aren't really 'gators in the creek. I was pulling your leg.

Hold tight. I'm gonna rope you.

Oh-h!

OK, Muck. I'm gonna tie the rope to you and I want you to pull Spud up.

You can let go now, Spud. Muck's got you.

Oh-h!

Hold tight, Spud.

Ah! Oh! Ah!

Phew! That was some adventure, honey.

Why does everyone else get to have adventures but me?

Are you OK? Yeah, I...I think so.

The bridge isn't. We'll have to fix it.

Good thing there's another way back. Come on, best skedaddle.

Let's hit the trail.

Draw!

Bob the Builder, the fastest driller in the West.

Built to be wild!

Whip crack away!

-Hot diggity dawg!

-Yippee-aye okay-yay!

OK, Lofty, you can lift it up now.

That's it.

Easy does it.

Hold it steady, Scoop.

Got it, Bob!

-Jumpin' jackrabbits!

-Whoo-ee! This looking great.

Thanks. It's good to be building again.

You were gone a long time.

And that's a long story. Yeah.

I had an adventure, Bob.

Yeah, we had to go over a really old bridge.

It creaked and groaned and then just snapped right away!

I was left hanging over a creek full of snapping aggilators!

Aggilators?! What's an aggilator?

He means alligator! Ha-ha!

Goodness me!

Yeah, it was really scary, but nothing Sheriff Spud couldn't handle.

Well, at least you're all safe,

-and I've got a special job for you, Muck.

-Great! What is it?

Go to that old barn, check it's safe and clear it out.

Aww. Is there something more exciting I can do?

No, it's all under control.

-Right.

-I'll come and help you, Muck.

-Yeah, and me. It'll be fun!

Oh, OK then.

All righty! I'm gonna fix us all some vittles.

Some what?

L-U-N-UNCH, honey.

-I don't think the walls are rotten.

-Come on, look inside!

Hot diggity dawg! It's an old wagon.

-I bet Rio could use this. I'll take it back to the ranch.

-OK.

Now, what else is in there?

Just a load of old junk.

Let's get it cleared up, then.

Grub's up! Fill your bellies. You can't run on empty.

Thanks, Rio. I'm starving.

Can you tell us another story? Please, Rio, please.

Ain't you had enough of my jawing by now?

EVERYONE: No, please, tell us more!

Oh, all right. Well...

Did I tell you about the time I was up a tree with a grizzly bear?

Rio's telling an adventure story.

You carry on. I'll clear up outside so I can hear what she's saying.

Well, I'd taken some honey from these bees,

and, I tell ya, they was mad as wet hens.

They chased after me,

'and I must have ran and ran for nigh on two days

'without ever stopping.

'Well then, I come to a big river and I dived right in'

and just held my breath.

You see, bees don't much like water.

-Really?

-Yep. Trust me, I know bees, honey.

Bees...honey! Ha-ha! Just a little bit more cowboy humour.

Back to the story...

'So I held my breath for what must have been an hour.

'And them bees gave up, turned tail and went back the way they come.

Phew! Yeah, they could have really stung you.

SPUD HITS METAL

Oohh, it's magic.

Muck! Muck! Muck! Come and look, the ground just opened up.

Shhh, I'm listening to Rio's adventure.

But this is better than a story.

-Shush!

-Huh! Well, Spud's going to investigate.

So, what did you do next?

Well, after all that, I was plumb tuckered out,

so I climbed up a tree to grab me 40 winks.

RIO SNORES

GRIZZLY GROWLS

'The next thing I knowed, I was woke up by a low growl

'and I could feel hot breath on my neck.'

Aahh! The bear.

SPUD STRIKES A MATCH

Wow!

Muck! There's a great big tunnel. Come and look, it's really amazing!

Shush, Spud! It's getting really exciting.

'A-quivering with fear, I opened my eyes

'and a great big grizzly bear stared right back at me.'

Every adventurer knows you don't want to be up a tree with a bear.

BEAR GROWLS

'I figured he might be hungry, so I reached under my hat, got the honey

'and gave it to him with a smile.

'Bears have a sweet tooth. While he was stuffing himself,

'I slid down the tree and ran like the wind.'

Phew! Oh, that was a really cool adventure.

Spud, did you hear what happened?

Oh, I wonder what this does.

LEVER CLICKS

Aa-ah!

Oh, no! I'm coming, Spud.

Built to be wild! Huh? Where are you?

FAINT CRY

Oh! I don't like the dark.

Whoa! A-a-ah!

Muck to the r-rescue.

Who-a-a-a-a!

Wa-a-a-ahh!

Whoo-hoo! Wa-a-ah!

A-a-a-ahh!

-Spu-u-ud!

-Muck!

What are you doing here?

Whoa-a-a-ah!

Where'd you go?

Whoo!

I've come to rescue you!

You're going the wrong way!

I know. It's not going very well!

Oh, I want to hear some more of Rio's stories.

SCOOP: Rio's helping Bob now. ROLEY: I know!

Let's ask Muck to tell us about the bridge falling down

and how they rescued Spud!

Oh, that's a good idea, Roley.

Come on!

Oh, ohhh. Oh-ho-ho.

That was brilliant fun!

Just like a rollercoaster.

BRAKES SQUEAL

Oohhh... You OK?

-Yeah, that was wild!

-What happened?

I just leaned on this lever and went flying.

That was the brake, Spud.

-Whoops!

-Where are we?

-I think this must be

the old gold mine. We won't be going back that way.

We've got to. Rio's promised to take me on an adventure.

Oh, I dunno, Muck, it's really steep.

Ohh, I can't believe I'm stuck down an old mine.

I'm never going to have an adventure now.

SCOOP: Um... Does anyone know where Muck is?

He was in the old barn with Spud.

They're not there now.

-Shall I look for 'em?

-They can't get into trouble here.

Help! He-e-elp!

HE-E-E-ELP!

Oh, no-one can hear you, Muck.

Oh, what are we gonna do?

-Oh, look! An arrow.

-Where?

-Here.

-Arrows should be followed. It'll show us the way out!

Come on, then. Let's go!

-Here's another one.

-Brilliant!

I expect the way out is around this corner.

Uh-oh.

Dead end.

-What do we do now?

-The arrow points this way.

But we can't go any further.

These rocks must have fallen and blocked the way.

In that case, you can just shift them.

I suppose so. Muck to the rescue!

Can you help me with the doors?

-Sure thing, pardner!

-Thank you, ma'am.

Just give them a bit of an oil.

Good job. You two are quite a team!

We sure are. Aren't we, Bob?

Bob?

Look out, Cactus Creek,

-Bob the Builder's in town!

-HE WHISTLES

Nei-i-igh!

Gee-willikers!

Where did he learn that?

# We're gonna show you folks the way it's done

# Before the day is through

# And while we're working, we'll be having fun

-BOTH:

-# With everything we do

# But we won't be happy till we've seen

# The whole job through

# We're the cowboy builders, yes, sirree!

# We can mix it, fix it, nail it down and paint it, you'll see!

# They're the cowboy builders, yes, sirree!

# We can dig it, fill it, roll it just the way it's meant to be

# The cowboy builders

# We build them big or we can build them small

# In every shape and size

# From floor to ceiling and from wall to wall

# Right before your eyes

# And we won't be happy till we've seen the whole job through

# We're the cowboy builders

# Yes, sirree!

# We can mix it, fix it, nail it down and paint it, you'll see!

# We're the cowboy builders, we guarantee!

# We can dig it, fill it, roll it just the way it's meant to be

# The cowboy builders. #

BOB PLAYS HARMONICA

Ho-ho! That was fun, y'all!

Oh, yeah, brilliant!

Muck'll be sorry he missed it. He likes a good song.

Oh yeah, I wonder where he is.

SPUD COUGHS

Cor, it's a bit dusty.

-MUCK COUGHS

-Nearly there.

-Good work, Muck.

-Put your scarf over your face.

Come on, let's go. I've gotta get back!

Just look for the arrow.

Oh. That's no use, it points up to the roof.

Someone must have moved it. Now what do we do?

SPUD SIGHS

Whoa!

-Are you OK, Spud?

-Yeah.

What's that up there?

Dunno. Looks like a...

-Ouf!

-..bag.

SPUD COUGHS

Are you OK, Muck?

I will be in a minute.

Oh, why do I keep having accidents?

I flattened a town, destroyed a bridge and got clunked on the head.

Ha-ha! Sounds quite exciting when you say it like that.

-What is it, anyway?

-It looks like the bag they use on a horse's saddle.

Oh, yeah. Someone must have used it to stuff up that hole.

-Let's take it for Dollar.

-Good idea, Spud.

Rio will like that.

So, which way shall we... ah-ah-ah-atchoo!

..go?

Oh!

Aha! This way.

Come on!

DOLLAR NEIGHS

-I think it's finished.

-Hot diggity dawg!

ALL: Yee-haw!

That's a mighty fine job.

Y'all have made me the happiest cowgirl in the West.

Moo-o-o! Brandy!

Don't worry, Rio, we'll catch her!

Look, Muck, it's getting lighter. We must be nearly there.

Phew! I was beginning to think we'd never see daylight again.

Moo-o-o!

ROCKS RUMBLE

Uh-oh.

Oh, now what?

Er...um. Nothing a fearless adventurer like you can't sort.

Moo-o-o. Moo-o-o.

Whoo-hoo!

I did it!

Good job, cowboy!

Yee-haw!

-Waa-a-ah!

-Whoa!

Run!

Built to be wild!

Ohhh! HE KISSES THE GROUND

Muck! Spud! What's going on?

Spud was in the barn and suddenly the ground just opened up.

There was a tunnel and railway track and Spud was yelling,

so I had to rescue him!

That's really brave.

Then the tunnel was blocked with rocks.

Part of the roof fell in!

I got hit on the head and got chased by a huge rolling rock and...

Wow, it's finished! You've rebuilt Cactus Creek!

Yep, done and dusted. Ain't it just the grandest job you ever did see?

I reckon. So, can we go on our adventure now, then?

-What do you mean?

-We had a deal, remember?

Are you kidding? After everything you've been through today?

-Huh?

-First you pulled Spud outta the creek.

-Found a secret entrance.

-Raced down a rail track on a rescue mission.

Got stuck in an old mineshaft.

-Got hit on the head.

-Then you got chased by a big rolling rock!

-Yeah, but...

-Honey, you don't need to go looking for adventure.

-Adventure comes looking for you.

-Ha-ha-ha!

Yeah, I suppose I am an adventurer.

DOLLAR NEIGHS

Oh, I've got something for you, Dollar.

Why, I'd recognise that double R anywhere!

This belonged to someone in my family.

If that don't beat all! You've found the hidden gold!

-What?

-You struck gold!

I did? ha-ha!

Wow!

THEY TALK EXCITEDLY

I struck gold!

Well, I think the gold struck you really, when it fell on your head!

From now on, I'm gonna call you Lucky Muck.

Well done, Muck! You had your adventure after all.

Ha-ha-ha! Yes, Bob, and I didn't know it was happening!

Hey, you'll be able to use the gold to do up Cactus Creek,

-just like you always wanted.

-Yee-ha! My dream's gonna come true!

You do realise you'll become part of the legends of Cactus Creek?

Me?! A legend?! You'll tell stories about me around the camp fire?!

Sure, honey! Everyone will want to hear the legend of Lucky Muck.

The truck that was struck by gold!

It's time to celebrate. We'll kick up our heels, put on our best bib

and tucker and have us the biggest shindig this town has ever seen!

ALL: Yee-ha!

MUSIC PLAYS

# He drove up west in a cloud of dust

# A truck with action on his mind

# Looking for adventure or bust

# Pretty soon he's gonna find

# He's flattened the town like a one-man wrecking crew

# Now he's in for more excitement Than he knew

# Lucky Muck In and out of trouble

# Lucky Muck The legend will be told

# Lucky Muck Fearless to the end

# The truck that was struck by gold... #

COWS MOO

# He's destroyed a bridge Now it hangs in space

# Saving Spud from a sticky end

# Then down the old mine For a flat-out chase

# On his way to save his friend

# For a moment there, it must have seemed like touch and go

# But he cleared the rocks and found the way back home

# Lucky Muck In and out of trouble

# Lucky Muck Ooh, he's on a roll!

# Lucky Muck Fearless to the end

# The truck that was struck by gold

# Lucky Muck got struck by gold

# Lucky Muck got struck by gold! #

That's me!

ALL: Yee-ha!

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