Episode 12 Gigglebiz

# Nah-nah-nah-nah-nah, Gigglebiz

# Nah-nah-nah-nah, ho, ho, ho

# Nah-nah-nah-nah-nah, Gigglebiz

# Nah-nah-nah-nah, here we go. #

Coming up on Gigglebiz...

Will Singalot,

Keith Fitt,

Professor Muddles,

Sue Keeper,

and now, here's Arthur Sleep.

HE SNORES

Oh, he-he!

What's going on? Where am I?

Hello, there, I'm Arthur Sleep and here's the news.

And now it's time for this...

Sorry about that, Doreen, I was just resting my eyes.

Just taking five winks. Oh, heh-heh!

FLUTE MUSIC PLAYS

# I am a minstrel and I always sing a song

# I try to put good Robin right but he always gets it wrong...#

Right, you. Today I will impress the lovely Maid Marion

and win a kiss by showing her my skills as a dancer.

So, no interruptions. Got that?

# Got that. #

Good day, fair maid.

Is it not a fine morning for a dance?

A dance? In the forest?

Of course. What better place?

You'll be impressed by my fancy footwork.

I am quite brilliant.

# He's not very good, not very good, he isn't very good. #

No thanks.

I'll deal with you later.

My lady, I beg you.

Oh, go on then.

# Good Robin offered her his hand

# But Marion stepped aside

-# And danced with Little John instead who held his arms out wide... #

-No!

# Then everybody danced around, then round and round again

# As Marion danced a merry jig with all the merry men

# Oh, fiddly-dee and fiddly-dum sing this song with me

# Oh, fiddly-dum and fiddly-dee let's dance around the tree... #

What about me?

# Around the tree, around the tree, come dance around the tree

# Fiddly-dum and fiddly-dee, dance around the tree

# Come dance around the tree. #

Thank you, everyone, you were wonderful.

-Marion, you never danced with me.

-See you soon.

Oh!

This is all your fault.

# Oh, fiddly-dee and fiddly-dum, let's sing a song with me

# Oh, fiddly-dum and fiddly-dee, let's dance around the tree. #

That minstrel's got to go!

And now the latest from the world of sport, it's Keith Fitt.

1,001, 1,002, 1,003...

OK, stop there.

Howay, bairns, Keith Fitt in the studio here.

I'm just doing an exercise called "jumping jacks."

I've been doing this for over 20 years, so I know what I'm doing.

Watch and learn, bairns, watch and learn.

OK, where were we? Right. 1,003. Come on, then!

-HE CHUCKLES

-That's it.

Arthur, why don't you have a go?

All right, Keith, I'll try anything once.

Right, jumping jacks, eh?

I tell you what - I like this.

Thanks, Doreen.

News just in - it says we have a jumping jacks news update.

Over to Gail.

Hello, Arthur.

As you can see, everyone is getting fit doing those jumping jacks.

Hey-hey! Everybody's doing it!

The jumping jack craze could run for quite literally years.

Now, just one last adjustment like so, and that should finish off...

Oh, dear! Where did that go?

Never mind, I'm sure it wasn't important.

Hello, there. I'm Professor Coddles...

I mean Cuddles... I mean Muddles.

Welcome to my laboratory.

You're probably wondering why I'm wearing all this safety gear.

Well, it's because today I'll be looking at what makes us

get dizzy when we spin around like this.

He-ha! Great fun.

Oh, dear!

Well, I'm feeling a bit busy now...

I mean fizzy...

I mean dizzy. Oh, steady, easy.

As you can see, this is one of my latest inventions.

It's called the No-Dizzy Helmet.

You see, you switch it on like...so.

I'm going to take my glasses off. And then you pop it onto your head.

That's it. Like that.

I'm wearing the No-Dizzy Helmet.

I can spin around as fast

and as many times as I like and I won't get dozy.

I mean dizzy. Here we go...

Oh, yes - this is great. Faster, yes!

CRASHING AND BANGING

Oh!

Oh, well...

What have we learnt today?

Well, spinning around to make yourself dizzy is probably not

a very good idea, even wearing the No-Hizzy Delmet.

I mean the No-Dizzy Helmet.

I'm Professor Muddles, goodbye...

I'm OK.

And now it's time for your giggles.

Why did the melon jump into the lake?

I don't know.

Cos it wanted to be a water melon.

THEY LAUGH

Right then, wildlife lovers, welcome to the tour.

I'm your guide, Sue Keeper.

Today, we're going to see lots of wonderful...

-Oh, what are they called?

-Animals.

-Yes!

Animals! Well done, young wildlife lover.

First of all we're going to go...

Hang on a second, ooh!

Nobody panic, but I can see a lion.

It's in your bag. Don't worry cos I know all about...

Uh, what are they called? Um...

-Lions.

-Lions, yeah.

So, listen, everyone, come over here very slowly.

Don't look into its eyes. Go limp - that's it.

And I'll save you all. Well done.

Careful, you can't handle the lion.

-He's not real. He won't hurt you.

-SHE SQUEALS

He's attacking me.

Don't worry, I know how to wrestle a lion.

Run for your lives, wildlife lovers, quick, as fast as you can.

Oh...

Can I have my lion back?

Yes, of course you can, young wildlife lover.

It's a good job I saved everyone.

I know all about tigers.

-Lions.

-Yes, those too.

Well, you and me then, eh?

Right...penguins!

-That way.

-Oh, yeah. That way.

I love my job.

And now this.

Yes, Arthur, everyone's still doing those jumping jacks.

They're still going. Surely, they're getting tired?

MUFFLED SQUEALS

FOGHORN SOUNDS

ANIMALS TWITTER AND FOGHORN SOUNDS

We have many marvellous treasures here.

I'll be the judge of that. I am the expert.

Thank you for bringing in these wonderful pieces, Mrs...?

Button.

Shall we start with this lovely painting?

Well, as you can see,

this painting is by the renowned landscape artist Ivor Palette.

He quite often signed his name across the front of the picture

but this one's odd...

I think it may be on the back.

Let's have a look.

Mm, no, it's not there.

Which means the painting is actually worthless.

Moving on to this wonderful piece here, Mrs Burp. Tell me more.

Of course, there are not many vases like this.

Vase? No, no, no, Mrs Bottom, this isn't a vase.

No, this is a flowerpot.

You can quite clearly see the flowers painted on the side.

Not much weight to it - quite hollow.

You can pick these up in the garden centre, these days.

SHE SINGS INTO THE VASE

Oh, I say, this is marvellous.

We all know what this is, don't we?

Yes, of course, it's a suit of armour.

That's right, it's a suit of armour.

This one is quite hollow, I believe.

Please, be very careful.

If it falls apart, it takes ages to put it back together again.

Of course. Silly me.

Thank you so much for showing me around.

Have a good day, won't you?

Oh, silly me! I've forgotten my handbag.

Where is my brain today?

Bye!

News just in - it's silly time!

Hello, bookworms, good to see you.

Storybook Stan and welcome to the story corner.

Today, I'm going to be reading a story from one of these -

it's a digital book.

Would you believe it?

Shall we get going?

-ELECTRONIC VOICE:

-Once upon a time...

-Hang on, who said that?

-Once upon a time...

-What's going on?

I'm reading the story.

Hang on, I'm Storybook Stan. That's my job.

Not today it's not.

Now, where was I?

Wait a second!

Excuse me. How do I switch this thing off?

BEEP Ah, that's got it.

No.

Hang on a minute.

BEEP There, that's it.

Sorry about that, viewers.

Listen, I think I shall choose a different book for today.

Hello, bookworms...

Hang on a minute...

Hello, I'm still switched on!

-Ho-ho-ho!

-Hang on a minute.

Wait - it's not time to go, is it?

I haven't started the story yet. Goodbye, bookworms.

Hello! Down here!

You thought that was good? Tke a look at this.

It's still going on, Arthur.

Everyone is getting fit doing those jumping jacks.

They're crazy.

Gail Force here. Back to the studio.

# Gigglebiz, Gigglebiz, we've had a lot of fun

# Gigglebiz, Gigglebiz, ho, ho, ho

# Gigglebiz, Gigglebiz, and now it's time to go

# Gigglebiz, Giggle, it's time to go

# Cheerio, ta-ta, bye-bye

# Farewell, TTFN

# We all hate to say goodbye

# But we'll be back again

# Nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah, Gigglebiz

# Nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah, ho, ho, ho

# Nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah, Gigglebiz

# Nah-nah-nah, it's time to go

# Gigglebiz, Gigglebiz, we've had a lot of fun

# Gigglebiz, Gigglebiz, ho, ho, ho

# Gigglebiz, Gigglebiz, and now it's time to go

# Gigglebiz, giggle, it's time to go

# Ho-ho. #

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