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-# Justin's House

-# Is the place you want to play in

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-# Justin's House

-# You're my special guest today

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-# Justin's House

-# Is the place you want to stay in

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# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House! #

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DOORBELL RINGS

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# There's Robert and Dee and Little Monster too

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# And someone else We think you know who

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# He's funny and sunny has a smile on his face

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# He's Justin! #

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HORN PARPS AND BELL RINGS

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# And this is my place!

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# Sing it!

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-# Justin's House

-# Is the place you want to play in

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-# Justin's House

-# You're my special guest today

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-# Justin's House

-# Is the place you want to stay in

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# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House

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# Everybody's welcome here in Ju-stin's

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# Justin's House! #

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Here we are. Ah!

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Ooh, ooh! Hello, everybody!

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Oh, come along, now. I know we can be louder than that.

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I said hello, everybody!

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-CHILDREN:

-Hello!

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That's better. Allow me to introduce myself.

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I am Robert, the reliable robot, and I work very hard here in...

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-CHILDREN:

-Justin's House!

-Justin's House!

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Exactly! And here in Justin's House, we're...

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Ooh! Did that cushion fall off the sofa?

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-CHILDREN:

-Yeah!

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Well, that's a naughty cushion. I'd better put it back.

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Here we are. There we go. Just putting it back like that.

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Now, as I was saying, here in Justin's House...

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SHOUTING AND LAUGHTER

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Ooh! Did it fall off again?

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-CHILDREN:

-Yeah!

-Oh, dear!

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This is very odd. I can't understand why this keeps falling off.

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-CHILDREN:

-Little Monster!

-What? What's that?

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SHOUTING

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It's Little Monster? Ooh! That cheeky monster!

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Right, I'm going to make sure that Little Monster doesn't move it again.

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Here goes.

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HE STRAINS

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Ooh, she's not going to come now.

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HE STRAINS

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-There!

-Ooh, she's not going to... What's that?

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-What's happened? She's in the kitchen?

-Yes!

-Where?

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Where? What's she...

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Oh, my goodness! I know what's happened.

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She's taken something, hasn't she? What was it?

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SHOUTING

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She took a tin? Oh, no! I knew it! I know what she's looking for.

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She's looking for the biscuits I baked for Mr Justin this morning.

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But I've been very clever because I hid them. Ha-ha-ha! I did.

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Look, here they are. Lovely biscuits.

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Now Justin and I will be able to have our biscuits

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with a lovely cup of tea in the morning and nobody will take them.

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Whoa! Ooh! Little Monster! You bring back that plate this minute!

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Thank you very much, Little Monster. You see, now they're back... Oh, no!

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LAUGHTER

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Ooh! What's she done?

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-CHILDREN:

-She's eaten them!

-She has. She's eaten all the biccies.

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Oh, dear, Little Monster.

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That's the third biccie batch Little Monster's eaten this week.

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I'll have to bake them all over again.

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It's such a shame because Mr Justin LOVES a biscuit or ten with his tea.

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Actually, where is Justin this morning?

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SNORING

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-CHILDREN:

-He's there!

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We need to wake him up. Will you shout "Justin" after three?

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-One, two, three... Justin! CHILDREN:

-Justin!

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Whoa!

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BANGS AND CRASHES

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Yoo, yay, yey, ya!

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LAUGHTER

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Ah! What is going on, Robert?

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-I don't know, Sir.

-Look at all our friends here!

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Hello, everyone!

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EXCITED SHOUTING

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And welcome to...

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-CHILDREN:

-Justin's House!

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Yeah! I'll be down... Hang on a minute.

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I'll have a wash before I come down.

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-A wash?! Is it your birthday, Sir?

-Ooh, I heard that, you cheeky robot!

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No, no. I'll have a wash over here in my sink.

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I'm just going to put the tap on. Argh! Argh!

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LAUGHTER

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Argh! Stop it!

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Oh, it's still going, Robert!

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Oh! Ha-ha! Stop it!

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Oh! Robert, I thought you'd mended the bedroom tap?

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Well, I'm so sorry, Sir. You see, it was 999 on my list of things to do

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and so far, I'm only up to 990. I'm so sorry, Sir.

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99...? You're slowing down, aren't you, Robert!

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-Oh, I'm sorry.

-I think you need to recharge your batteries.

-Oh, maybe.

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Ooh, now, that reminds me as well. I've got some... Purgh!

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Smelly socks that need going into the washing machine.

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Oh, all right, then. Yes, wash Mr Justin's smelly socks.

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-I'll throw them down.

-CRASH

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-Ooh!

-Right.

-Ooh, ooh, dear.

-Coming down, Robert!

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Oh, all right, Sir. I've got your socks.

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Ooh, Sir! Do be careful on the way down...

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CRASHING AND BANGING

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..you left the big bouncing thing on the stairs.

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Ooh, dear!

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BOING BOING BOING

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Who-left-this-hopper-on-the-stairs?

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Was-it-you? Whay!

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LAUGHTER

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Robert!

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I've got my... My smelly socks!

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Yes, it's like hitting a cheeseboard, isn't it!

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Urgh! I tell you what, Robert, I am now in a bouncy, bouncy mood

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and ready to jump up and down and sing!

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-Ooh, very good, Sir.

-Come on, everyone! Up on your feet!

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-Here we go.

-That's it. Fire up the old RMP1 player, Robert.

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-Yeah! You all know this one! Come on, everyone!

-Here we go!

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-It's the ABC 123 song.

-Very good!

-Oh, right!

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-Here we go!

-Sing along with me, everyone! Here we go!

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# A, B, C-D-E

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# Come on, everybody, sing with me

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# F, G, H-IJ

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# Come on, everybody, let's play, play, play! #

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-What's next, Robert?

-I think we do numbers now, Sir.

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-Numbers.

-We go from one to five, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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and then six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

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-Excellent!

-Very good.

-Here we go!

-Here we go, everybody.

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Let's count to ten.

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# One, two, three-four-five

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# Come on, everybody, come alive

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# Six, seven, eight-nine-ten

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# Well done, everybody, we did it again! #

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-OK.

-Very good.

-Back to the letters. Where were we?

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-We got up to K, I think.

-K. We've got K, L, M, N, O.

-Yes.

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-P, Q, R, S, T!

-Very good.

-OK.

-Starting with K, here we go.

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# K, L, M-NO

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# Come on, everybody, wave hello

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# P, Q, R-S-T

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# Come on, everybody, now wave with me! #

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Yeah! Right, what's next?

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We're going to do something clever with the numbers.

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We'll make them jump. We'll do all the odd numbers.

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One, three, five, seven, nine.

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Then we'll do the even numbers.

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-Two, four, six, eight, ten.

-Ah-ha!

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-Everybody will be able to do it. Here we go!

-Come on, everyone!

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# One, three, five-seven-nine

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# Come on, everybody, jump in time

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# Two-four-six, eight and ten

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# Well done, everybody, you've done it again! #

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Yeah! Oh, right!

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-We still have six letters left. We've got U, V, W...

-Yes.

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-..and X, W and Z.

-Very good, Sir. Well, let's start with U!

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-With me?

-No, with the letter U.

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Oh, I see! And of course, you!

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Everyone! Here we go!

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# U, V, W

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# Come on, everybody, we're nearly through

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# X, Y and finally Z

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# Come on, everybody, it's time for bed

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# Time for bed. #

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-Give yourselves a big cheer!

-Very good.

-Ha-ha!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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That was excellent, Robert.

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LOW GURGLING SOUND

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-Did you hear that?

-Yes, I did, sir.

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I've got a good idea.

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I think I'm going to have

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one of Robert's scrumdiddlyumptious biscuits that you baked for me.

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-Yes, I knew them well, sir.

-Hang on.

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-You knew them well?

-Yes. What happened to the biscuits, everybody?

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-ALL:

-Little Monster!

-Little Monster?

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-Yes, the biscuits are in Little Monster's tummy.

-Where is she?

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-ALL:

-There!

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Look, you're right. She's asleep.

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I'm going to go and have a word with Little Monster.

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I can't believe she's eaten... Whoa!

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Oh, sir! Oh, no!

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-Where are you?

-Oh, dear. Oh, sir.

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Argh! Yucky!

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Oh, I'll clean you up, sir. Here we go.

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-Thank you very much. All right. Am I done?

-Almost, sir.

-Oi, oi!

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LAUGHTER

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-There we go.

-Thank you!

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-Dearie me.

-You're almost clean. I've just got one more thing to do.

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Hey!

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-There you are. Completely clean.

-I don't believe this.

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Talking of cleaning, I'm sure we had to clean something else today

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-but I can't remember what.

-Oh.

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DOORBELL

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-Perhaps the Justin Times will remind us.

-Yes. Will you get the door?

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I'm afraid I'm very busy twiddling my thumbs doing nothing, sir.

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Of course. Those thumbs won't twiddle themselves. I'll get it.

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DOORBELL

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Wait a second! Twiddling your thumbs doing nothing?

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-It's a full-time job.

-Has he tricked me?

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-ALL:

-Yes!

-I don't know.

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All right. Coming, coming.

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-Whoa!

-Special Dee Livery!

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-Hello, Dee.

-Hello, everybody. Hello, Justin.

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CRASH!

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-Argh!

-It stings the nostrils, doesn't it?

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Urgh, smelly socks. Little Monster, that is enough laughing from you.

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LAUGHTER

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Oh, dear. I'm sorry, Justin. Hello, everyone.

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-ALL:

-Hello!

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I've just come to deliver today's Justin Times.

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-There you are, sir.

-Thank you.

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Shall we have a look inside the paper?

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Let's see what's going on. Not much news today, I don't think.

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It just says that today is Little Monster's bath day.

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Oh, OK.

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Little Monster's bath day!

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Argh!

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-What's so bad about that?

-What's so bad about that?!

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-Little Monster...

-Does not like baths.

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-Last time we tried to bath her...

-We couldn't catch her at all.

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Robert, we know what to do. Stay still. Quiet, everyone.

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Don't move a muscle. After three, we'll catch Little Monster.

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Here we go. One, two, three. Get her!

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-I've got her!

-It's me. It's me!

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What? Oh! Shall we?

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MUSIC PLAYS

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-Stop it. No time for dancing. Sorry, Dee.

-Sorry.

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Well, good luck with the bath day, boys.

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I'd love to stay and help but, well, I've got so many Dee Liveries to do.

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And so little time.

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See you later, everyone. Bye!

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-Bye, Dee.

-Goodbye.

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Tell you what, everyone. We have a task ahead of us.

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If we're going to give Little Monster a bath,

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it's going to be very tricky.

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I think I'll have to ask Robert for help. Robert!

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CRASH!

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-What are you doing scaring me like that?

-Sorry, sir.

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If we're to give her a bath, we need a big plan. You know what to do.

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-I do indeed.

-Yes, we need

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a double vanilla special with clotted cream and sprinkles!

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Well, yes, we could possibly get that, sir.

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Or we could use this, my invention, the thinking cap.

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-There's the cap and there's the thinking part.

-That's fantastic.

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Put the thinking cap on and I'll come up with a plan.

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HE MAKES STRANGE SOUNDS

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-Are you all right?

-I can't see. It's very big in here.

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You need a big thinking cap for a big plan.

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-OK. I'll pop it back on, shall I?

-Yes.

-Easy, steady. Right, OK.

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Now I'm going to think.

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Anything? Anything at all?

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-ALL:

-He's asleep!

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Sir? Oh, I don't believe it. He is sleeping.

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We'll have to wake him up. Shout Justin after three. One, two, three.

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-ALL:

-Justin!

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Argh!

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Robert, what was happening?

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-You were snoozing, sir.

-Was I snoozing?

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-ALL:

-Yes!

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I was snoozing but thinking at the same time.

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-OK, I'll try again, Robert.

-I think you should. Put it back on.

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Right, time to come up with a plan. Here we go.

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MARCHING MUSIC PLAYS

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Aha!

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-Have you got a plan, sir?

-No. I've just found this sweetie.

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I've been looking for that.

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That's not helping you come up with a plan for Little Monster's bath.

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No. OK, fine. Here it is. Ready?

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MARCHING MUSIC PLAYS

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-I've got it!

-This way, sir.

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I've actually come up with a plan.

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-Very good, sir.

-First of all we find Little Monster.

-Loving it.

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-Then we catch Little Monster.

-Working for me so far.

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And then, and here's the big one, you'll like this,

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-we give Little Monster a bath. Aha!

-That's it? That's your plan?

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I can't think of everything.

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Sir, we've tried that every time and it just doesn't work.

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But this will be different!

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-Three, two, one.

-Er, Robert?

-There it is.

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-Where's the bath?

-Still in the bathroom, sir.

-Right. Solid.

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-Yes.

-Right, I'll find it. Here we go.

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I think we're going to need your help.

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If you see Little Monster, will you shout out?

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You will? You promise?

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-ALL:

-Yes!

-Very good.

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-Robert!

-Yes, sir?

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I'm in the bathroom and I've found the bath.

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-Very good.

-I can't find the plug.

-What have you done with it?

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SHOUTING

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What's that?

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-ALL:

-There!

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What's that? Oh! She's got the bath plug.

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Little Monster, you give... Oh!

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-ALL:

-There!

-She's still got it.

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Give me that bath plug. We need it. She's so fast.

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If we don't get that bath plug back we can't give her a bath.

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Can you see her?

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-ALL:

-There!

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You give me back that bath plug, Little Monster.

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Oh, no. Don't throw it away!

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I've never seen anybody throw a bath plug that far.

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It's gone all the way over to Lake Justin.

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SPLASH!

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-Ow!

-I think that was Dee.

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I don't know. Has anyone seen the bath plug?

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-ALL:

-Yes!

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THEY SHOUT WHAT HAPPENED

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I don't believe it.

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We'll never be able to give her a bath now.

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DOORBELL

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Would you get the door?

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-Is that a black mark on the doorknob?

-It can't be.

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You spent 15 hours yesterday polishing the door.

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I'll have a look. No, clean as a whistle here.

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DOORBELL

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As you're there, will you get it?

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Has Robert just tricked me again?

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-ALL:

-Yes!

-I don't know.

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Hello again, everyone.

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Hi, Dee.

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I bet Little Monster hasn't had her bath yet, has she?

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No. How did you know?

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I was paddling across Lake Justin in my canoe

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when this came flying through the air and hit me on the head.

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Our bath plug!

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Careful, Dee!

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-Careful!

-Sorry, you two.

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-I also brought you this.

-Ooh!

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What did I do with it?

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Here we are.

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-Oh! What's that?

-It's a baby bath.

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I thought it would be better for cheeky Little Monster.

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BOOM!

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-Wow, a baby bath?

-Yep.

-Thanks, Dee.

-No problem.

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CRASH!

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BANG!

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Oh, dear. I think I'd better be off.

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Looks like it's going to start raining

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and I've still got so many Dee Liveries.

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And so little time. We know.

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-Bye, everyone.

-Bye, Dee!

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Robert, this could be the answer.

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Instead of taking Little Monster to the bath,

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-we can take the bath to Little Monster.

-Very good, sir.

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All we need to do is fill the bathtub up with water.

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-Very good, sir.

-I'll just...

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I haven't fixed it yet!

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Argh!

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THEY LAUGH

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Oh! Look at me. I'm soaked. Robert, you haven't mended them.

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-It's my next job. I promise, sir.

-I've got a good idea.

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Why don't we go and get the garden hose,

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bring that through the window and then we can fill the baby bath?

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I'll put this plug in the baby bath for safekeeping.

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Oh, look at the weather.

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Oh, sir. Dee was right. It does look as if it's about to rain.

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Hurry up. Let's get that hose.

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-ALL:

-Justin!

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-ALL:

-Justin!

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-ALL:

-Justin!

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Ah.

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I'm going to get the hose and bring it through the window.

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-There we are.

-Keep it coming. That's it.

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Round we go.

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-Just pull it a bit more.

-There we are, sir.

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Right, we're ready, everyone. Aren't we?

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-ALL:

-No!

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Exciting stuff.

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Robert will turn the tap on and the water will come through the window,

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and into the baby bath. Isn't that right?

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-ALL:

-No!

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Hang on. This bath is very light. I wonder why that is. That's odd.

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-ALL:

-It's a basket!

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-Robert!

-Yes, sir?

-Can you turn the tap on, please?

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-Turning on, sir.

-The water comes through the hose and into...

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That's not a baby bath! That's washing basket!

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Argh! No!

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THEY LAUGH

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Argh!

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ROBERT!

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HE WAILS

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Sir, what? Oh! Oh, sir.

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Now really, I don't know quite how to break this to you.

0:20:050:20:09

You really shouldn't fill up a washing basket with water.

0:20:090:20:13

Yes(!) I know that now.

0:20:130:20:17

Then why did you try to do it?

0:20:170:20:19

I didn't know this was a washing basket, did I, everyone?

0:20:190:20:23

-ALL:

-No!

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-Not until it was too late.

-Don't worry.

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We may have lost the baby bath

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but as long as we've got the plug, we'll be OK.

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THEY SHOUT

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-Oh, she's got the bath plug!

-Quick. Get it!

0:20:370:20:39

Come back this instant! Oh, sir.

0:20:400:20:44

-What?

-Listen.

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THUNDER ROARS

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-Oh, it's raining.

-Yes.

-And very heavily too, sir.

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I wouldn't want to be out there. I'd rust in a minute.

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If Little Monster's out there, she'll get soaking...

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Hang on. If Little Monster gets soaking, what's going to happen?

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THEY SHOUT

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That's right. If she gets soaking, she's going to have a bath!

0:21:050:21:11

-Oh, very good.

-Let's call for her.

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Let's all call for Little Monster very, very sweetly.

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I think she might be wet. After three. One, two, three.

0:21:180:21:23

-EVERYONE:

-Little Monster!

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Oh, dear. Look!

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She's soaked through. Oh, Little Monster.

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We've got to get her in the warm and dry.

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I've got just the thing, my latest invention.

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The Dry-U-Down 6000, it dries with a smile.

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Come on, you cheeky monster. Meet me in the workshop.

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I don't know, everyone.

0:21:480:21:50

What a business trying to give her a bath. Talking of baths...

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I wonder where Little Monster put that baby bath.

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Argh!

0:21:590:22:00

Oh, you found my bucket again, sir. There we are.

0:22:040:22:09

-Oh, dear.

-I'm covered in suds!

0:22:090:22:13

-And you found the baby bath, sir. Well done.

-Do you know what, Robert?

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I don't think I'm going to give Little Monster a bath ever again.

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That's a shame. She quite enjoyed getting wet.

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Oh, yes. Look, she's all dry.

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Come on, everyone. Shall we finish with a party song?

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THEY CHEER

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Here we go. Jump up and down.

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Yes! Here we go, Robert.

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-Sing along.

-Here we go.

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# Justin's house The place you want to play in

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# Justin's house You're my special guests today

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# Justin's house It's the crazy one to stay in

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# Everyone is welcome in Justin's house. #

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DOORBELL

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# There's Robert and Dee and Little Monster too

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# And someone else, we think you know who

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# He's funny and sunny, has a smile on his face

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# He's...Justin!

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# Yay! And this is my place. #

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Sing along. Come on!

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# Justin's house It's the place you want to play in

0:23:180:23:21

# Justin's house You're my special guests today

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# Justin's house It's the place you want to stay in

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# Everyone is welcome in Justin's house. #

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DOORBELL

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-# We sing here

-# Dance here, play silly games too

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# But it wouldn't be fun if it wasn't for you

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-# You're funny and sunny

-# Put a smile on my face

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# You're brilliant!

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# Yay! You really are great. #

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Come on, everyone. Here we go.

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# Justin's house It's the place you want to play in

0:23:470:23:50

# Justin's house You're my special guests today

0:23:500:23:53

# Justin's house It's the place you want to stay in

0:23:530:23:56

# Everybody's welcome in Justin's house

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# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's...

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# Justin's house! #

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Give yourself a huge cheer.

0:24:060:24:09

Have you had a good time today?

0:24:090:24:12

-ALL:

-Yes.

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-I can't hear you. Have you?

-ALL:

-Yes!

0:24:140:24:17

Let's have a huge cheer for Robert.

0:24:170:24:20

-ALL:

-Yeah!

0:24:200:24:21

And Dee.

0:24:210:24:22

-ALL:

-Yeah!

0:24:220:24:25

-And Little Monster.

-ALL:

-Yeah.

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And, of course, you! Woo hoo!

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We'll see you next time, everyone, in...

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EVERYBODY: Justin's House!

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Bye!

0:24:370:24:39

-Did you like this show?

-I liked waking Justin up. Wake up, Justin.

0:24:410:24:47

My favourite bit was when Little Monster hid that bath plug.

0:24:470:24:51

I liked it when Little Monster finally got her bath.

0:24:510:24:56

Thanks for watching Justin's House!

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