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-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-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 y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Yes, we can! (I think so!)

-# Pilchard and Deryn,

-Travis and Spud

-# Playing together,

-like good friends should

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Yes, we can!

-A Home For Everyone

-Go away. Get lost. Shoo!

-That won't scare them.

-I've been scaring crows all day.

-Hello. Travis, can you take straw

-from the barn over to the fields?

-Symsi, you can help

-put the bales on the trailer.

-I can pack, I can stack.

-Spud, you can carry on

-scaring the crows.

-Shoo, get away!

-Barbara, Barbara, can you hear me?

-I wonder what's happening.

-Is this where the tent's going,

-Mr Bentley?

-No, Bob. I'm trying

-to get through to Mrs Bentley.

-She'll tell me

-if the visitors have arrived.

-This is exciting.

-This is exciting.

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-Very exciting.

-New people are arriving.

-We'll erect the tent.

-Good luck with the phone.

-Thanks. Barbara? Barbara?

-Can you hear me?

-New visitors, eh?

-Yes. There's a lot of work to do.

-Drat. Hold my phone.

-Mr Bentley,

-I could be your assistant.

-I'm not sure about that.

-Mr Bentley's deputy. What a title.

-Dear me - instructions for the tent.

-Bob needs these.

-It's a great tent.

-Exactly the right size

-for the number of people arriving.

-Must go.

-PHONE RINGS

-Mr Bentley's phone.

-Hello?

-Bernard? Is that you?

-Bernard?

-I wanted to tell you that...

-INTERFERENCE ON PHONE

-Sorry, it's a bad line.

-..more... people

-More people?

-There's plenty of room. Goodbye.

-Spud, the tent is the right size

-for the number of people arriving.

-Leave it to Spud.

-That's why I'm the deputy.

-A great place to erect a tent.

-Make a ditch for the water pipes

-and electricity lines.

-Here's the pump

-and the solar electricity generator.

-Yes, very handy.

-Water and power.

-What about the straw bales? We're

-supposed to take them to the fields.

-I've thought of something else

-to do with them. Put them in a line.

-I can pack, I can stack.

-Listen, Spud,

-this is straw for the sheep.

-I know more about straw than you.

-Who's made of straw?

-Me, that's who.

-They're extra beds because there's

-no room for everyone in the tent.

-How many extra people are coming,

-Deputy?

-Um...

-How long are they staying?

-A night or two.

-What if it rains? They'll only

-have a tree for shelter.

-Straw can be very uncomfortable

-if it's wet. Even I know that.

-Out, out. Mr Bentley said.

-Where are we supposed to sleep?

-You'll be fine outside

-for a night or two.

-The visitors need somewhere to stay.

-Two straw beds here,

-four here, three here...

-..two more there and five over here.

-How many is that?

-How many is that?

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-16.

-Enough, I hope.

-PHONE RINGS

-Hello?

-Hello?

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-Bernard?

-How many extra people are there?

-How many extra people are there?

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-Mrs Bentley, can you...

-PHONE INTERFERENCE

-45. Bye.

-45?

-What?

-Hello?

-She's gone. That's more than 16.

-29 more.

-We need to find room

-for 29 straw beds.

-Hey, that's our shelter.

-Just for a night or two.

-29 beds.

-One, two, three.

-How many left?

-How many left?

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-26.

-Almost there.

-The solar panel

-absorbs heat from the sun.

-Which is used to heat water.

-There we go. Canvas beds.

-Very nice.

-Excellent.

-How long are they staying?

-They need time to decide

-if they want to live here forever.

-Then we'll make new plans.

-You're right. Permanent homes.

-Oh, drat. Where's my phone?

-Some of them can sleep

-in Farmer Pickles's kitchen.

-I don't think so.

-Five bales to go.

-I know where to put them.

-Where?

-Where?

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-Your bedroom.

-My bedroom?

-But... that's my room.

-You turfed us out.

-You're machines.

-You're used to being outside.

-You used to sleep in a barn.

-How can you be so cruel?

-Spud, what are all these bales

-doing in the kitchen?

-There's a bale in the caravan.

-I can't move for bales.

-We have no home.

-Don't worry. Mr Bentley's

-invited some visitors over.

-Only for a night or two.

-They're not visiting.

-They're coming here to live.

-Oh, my lovely bedroom.

-How about everyone else?

-How about everyone else?

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-My caravan!

-My yurt.

-My yurt.

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-What's all the fuss?

-There's plenty of room for them

-in the tent.

-There's my phone.

-Mrs Bentley phoned. You were busy.

-Since I'm your deputy...

-..I said there was room

-for more people.

-More people? How many more?

-45.

-Barbara? Barbara?

-This phone is good for nothing.

-They'll be on their way.

-You can make this tent bigger.

-It'll be tight

-but we'll get 45 in somehow.

-We don't have enough beds.

-Mr Bentley,

-I haven't been a good deputy.

-I didn't appoint you as my deputy.

-You could borrow some straw beds.

-That's 45. Just the right number.

-They're comfortable.

-In they go.

-Listen to Mr Bentley's deputy.

-This is some tent.

-Plenty of room for everyone.

-Hello, everyone.

-Barbara. My deputy

-has something important to say.

-Mrs Bentley, there might not be

-enough room for 45 people.

-45 people?

-What are you talking about?

-I answered Mr Bentley's phone.

-It was a bad line.

-I said I'd be there in 45 minutes.

-Oh. 45 minutes.

-Not 45 people. Oh, dear.

-I knew there was 45 something.

-Minutes, not people.

-Three-quarters of an hour.

-So, we won't be seeing

-45 people after all?

-No - the same number of people

-as we originally stated - five.

-I'm sorry.

-Don't worry.

-45 people will be here some day.

-More maybe.

-We'll have to be ready for them.

-Do you know that idea?

-You shouldn't listen. They're

-discussing something important.

-That's why I'm listening.

-If it's important, they'll need

-Spud the deputy's help.

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