The Sleepover Justin's House

# Justin's House the place you want to play in

# Justin's House, you're my special guest today

# Justin's House, it's the place you want to stay in

# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House

# There's Robert and Dee and Little Monster too

# Someone else we think you know who

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

# He's Justin

# And this is my place

# Sing it!

# Justin's House, it's the place you want to play in

# Justin's House, you're my special guest today

# Justin's House is the place you want to stay in

# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House

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

# Justin's House!

Oh dear, Little Monster.

Why is everything such a tumbly, jumbly muddle?

Every day is the same.

I spend all day picking everything up

and then the next morning, everything is as messy

as a cat covered in custard chasing a muddy mouse.

CAT MEOWS

Little Monster, I've just tidied away that teddy. D'oh!

I'll tidy you up.

What is it?

D'oh! Oh, my goodness. Well, hello everybody.

ALL: Hello!

Justin, sir. All of your friends are here.

HE SNORES

Oh dear.

BELL RINGS

LARGER BELL TOLLS

Hey! Hello, everybody!

Hello!

This is my teddy, Neddy. Say a big hello to Ned!

Hello, Ned!

Right then, who's ready to sing a song?

Me!

Oh, Robert!

-Hello, Robert.

-Hello, sir.

-Robert, I'm coming down.

All right then, sir, but do be careful because...

ROBERT FALLS DOWN STAIRS

..I...haven't...had...time to...clear...the...stairs...yet.

Ow! Oh, me botty!

-Ow! I've got something on me botty!

-Oh, sir.

Help me out with that. Oh, Robert!

-That was ever so prickly.

-Well, cactuses are, sir.

I've no idea why these are lying around but I'll clear it away now.

Hang on a minute,

there's no time for clearing and tidying and dusting.

-Is there, everyone?

-No!

Come on, Robert. Fire up the old RMP1 Player.

-Hitting it, sir.

-Come on, everyone.

Stand up and let's get ready to dance.

# Justin's House, it's the place you want to play in

# Justin's House, you're my special guest today

# Justin's House, it's the place you want to stay in

# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House

# There's Robert and Dee and Little Monster too

# And someone else we think you know who

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

-# He's Justin!

-Yay!

# And this is my place - come on! Sing it out, here we go!

# Justin's House, it's the place you want to play in

# Justin's House, you're my special guest today

# Justin's House, it's the place you want to stay in

# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House

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

# Justin's House!

-Yay!

-Well done, everybody.

-Robert, weren't they superb singers?

They were, sir, yes.

DOORBELL RINGS

-There's the door.

-Would you mind getting that please, sir?

-Yes, sir.

I'm Robert the robot and I... Wait a second.

That's YOUR job.

I am still clearing up this mountainous mess, sir.

Yeah, How come the place is so messy every morning like this?

I don't know. All right, I'll get the door.

I wonder who it is, anyone know?

Let's have a look, shall we?

Special Dee Livery!

-Hello, everybody!

-Hi, Dee.

Here you are, Justin. Hot off the press.

I wonder if you know who's coming to stay.

Well, I don't know. Thanks, Dee.

OK, it says here Mr Maker is coming over today. That's very...

Did you hear that, everyone?

Yes!

It says here that Mr Maker is coming over for a sleepover!

I hope you're feeling a bit more awake later on, Justin.

-See you later, everyone. Bye-bye!

-Say goodbye to Dee, everyone!

Did you hear that? It's a sleepover. Brilliant, I love sleepovers!

Did you know, Robert,

this is the first ever sleepover here in Justin's House?

I'm so excited, sir.

A sleepover - I've waited all my robot life to be a part of one.

I'm not surprised.

Rattle my ratchets, I'm so excited, I might short circuit.

I might short circuit too.

-I've just one tiny question, sir. What's a sleepover?

-Ah.

A sleepover is when your friends

come over to your house and sleep over, don't they?

And that's it? No, there's lots of fun parts too.

You play games and tell stories and stay up late

and you might have a midnight feast with chocolate and cake.

I like the sound of that, sir.

Trouble is, though, every time I say sleepy, I feel really tired.

Oh dear.

DOORBELL RINGS

-There's the door.

-Oh, there's the door. How exciting!

I wonder if that's Mr Maker already, sir, for the sleepover.

Sleepy! Oh, Robert, why did you have to go and say the word "sleepy?"

I feel... sleepy now.

Hang on, coming.

HE YAWNS

-Hello, everyone!

-Hello!

Hello, Mr Maker.

-We're very excited about the sleepover, sir.

-Me too.

-Yes, just one thing, Mr Baker.

-Maker.

Yes, I was just wondering...

Could we have the sleepy part of the sleepover first, please?

-What, now?

-Yeah.

-But it's daytime! What about all the chats?

-The stories.

-The staying up late.

-Oh, yes.

I know all about that but if we can have the sleepy part now,

we could have the fun parts later!

Well, I've never had a sleepover like that before but why not?

-Sounds like a great idea.

-Hooray!

So you think you can sleep during the daytime?

Oh, don't you worry about that.

-I fall asleep the second my head touches a pillow.

-Really?

The second your head touches a pillow you fall asleep?

That's right. I've never had any trouble getting to sleep.

Really, so the second your head touches the pillow,

you fall asleep instantly.

That's right, the second that my head touches a pillow, I just...

HE SNORES

-I like this....

-Fall asleep. I don't even know it's happening sometimes.

-That's brilliant. Can I have a go, Robert?

-Yes.

I'll maintain contact.

-Here we go.

-My mum and dad were really grateful when I was younger.

But I don't think I've got anything to worry about.

That's brilliant. Does it work with me?

-It doesn't work.

-Oh.

-Anyway, do you know what?

-I'm going to go and get ready.

-Woo-hoo!

-It's up there?

-Very good, sir, just up the stairs.

-That's it. Mind my pants.

Are you excited, everyone?

Yes!

We are too. I'm going to go and get ready for the...sleepover.

Very good, sir. You go on pop on your nightshirt but please, sir,

try to remember I haven't had time to clean the stairs yet.

Oh, Robert. Help!

I found my nightshirt but I've got something stuck to my botty!

Oh dear, sir, hold on.

That was prickly!

Listen, why have we got these things lying around the place everywhere?

Sir, you bought them thinking they were sleepy green hedgehogs.

I didn't, did I, everyone?

Yes!

What do you mean yes? I don't know!

Hello there, Hugo, my little green hedgehog. Daddy's here.

You still think it's alive, don't you, sir?

-Say good night to Uncy Robert.

-All right. Ow.

-Sorry.

Right, I'm going to get ready for the sleepover.

Woo-hoo, I can't wait!

-Sleepover, sleepover, I'm having a sleepover.

-All right, sir.

There's just one thing I don't understand.

Why do we have to sleep over? A mystery.

I'm feeling all tired now, everyone. My bedroom awaits. Oh.

Look, everyone - Ned the ted is in my bed.

What's that all about? I don't know, Ned.

It's time for me to get into bed.

There we go. Oh, lovely and comfy.

Good night!

What happened there?

Oh no.

Ned, Justin's ted, is taking up most of the bed.

Don't worry, I'll soon sort that. Here we go.

Hello again, pillow! What happened, everyone?

I don't know.

I'm going to have to get back in. Ned, move over. Off you go.

There we are. Time for my beddy-byes.

It happened again! What are you laughing at?

Don't worry, there's plenty of room for me and Ned in the bed.

Actually, I think it will be quite comfy.

-Night, Ned.

-Night, Ned.

Wait a minute!

I thought you were Ned!

-What are you doing sleeping in my bed?

-I'm having a sleepover.

-In my bed?

-Is there any other bed?

-I can't believe it.

Justin, sir.

On the count of three, will you help me shout "Justin, Sir?"

Will you do that? On three - one, two, three.

Justin, Sir!

What is it, Robert?

Sir, why don't you sleep on the sofa and Mr Maker can sleep on your bed?

Great idea, Robert. Hang on, hang on. I've got a better idea, Robert.

Why doesn't Mr Maker sleep on the sofa

and I will sleep in my comfy-womfy...

HE SNORES

He's snoring his head off. Robert, I've got a better idea.

Why doesn't Mr Maker sleep in my bed and I'll come and sleep on the sofa.

Brilliant is too small a word for you, sir.

I'm going to need some bedtime things, aren't I?

-Could you give me a hand?

-Yes, sir.

-Here's a lovely cosy pillow.

Pillow coming down, Robert.

-Lovely, sir.

-There we are.

-I'm going to need my little teddy Neddy, aren't I, everyone!

-Yes!

-Very good, sir.

-I'll need a duvet. There we go.

He's still snoring his head off. He'll be all right.

Duvet coming down, Robert.

My goodness!

Justin coming down!

No!

-Don't worry, I'll take the stairs.

-Thank goodness.

If I... Oh no, that's not right. If I just go over... ooh!

-No.

-Here I am, Robert.

-What are you doing, Robert?

-I'm so sorry, sir.

Gosh, this sleepover business is much more dangerous than I expected.

I don't think it's supposed to be this dangerous.

You know what, Robert? At least Mr Maker's having a good night's sleep.

Yes, indeed, sir. Listen,

why don't you settle on the sofa and I'll take care of everything.

-Oh, do I have to go to bed?

-Yes, come on, sir.

-All right then.

-Justin, sir.

-Yes?

Come on, you're only showing off because all your friends are here.

-Calm down.

-Sorry, Robert.

-Every night.

That's better.

Hang on a minute - Robert, could I have my cosy-wosy pillow, please?

-Yes, sir. Here comes your cosy-wosy pillow.

-There you go.

There we go, sir.

-Oh, Robert!

-Yes, sir.

-Could I have my comfy-womfy duvet?

Yes, sir, you can have your comfy-womfy duvet. There we are.

-Robert!

-Yes, sir.

-Could I have my teddy Neddy, please?

Yes, you can have Neddy, here he comes.

# Dum-da-dum-da-dum-da-dum... # Who do I love?

-Me!

-Who do I love?

-Me.

-Who do I love?

-Me.

-That's right, sir. There we are.

-There's Neddy.

-Thanks, Robert.

-Does that mean I can sleep now?

-Yes, of course.

-You're part of the sleepover gang.

-Very good.

-I'll go and get ready then.

Peace at last, everyone. Good night, everyone!

Good night!

TRUMPET PLAYS

-Who was that waking me up?

-ALL: Little Monster!

Little Monster? Good night, everyone!

ALL: Good night!

TRUMPET PLAYS

Oh, it was Little Monster.

Little Monster, it's time for the sleepy part of the sleepover.

I don't know. We're sleeping now, playing later.

All right, Little Monster?

-Good girl. Good night, everyone!

-Good night!

THEY SNORE

I'm ready.

This is my special new invention, everybody. I call it the "pyjavet."

You see, I don't have pyjamas or a duvet,

so I've invented something that does both at once.

Now, it's time for the sleepover. Now, right, let's see.

Sleeping over. Sleeping over.

All right, sleeping over.

Hello, Robert.

-What are you doing?

-I was sleeping over like you told me, sir.

-That's not the way you sleep over, is it, everyone?

-No!

When you sleep over, it's when all of your friends come over

to your house and they sleep over at your house.

Ohh, I did not get that.

Come on, Robert, it's time for beddy-byes now.

-All right, sir.

-Good night, everyone!

-Good night!

Justin.

HE SNORES

Are you asleep yet?

No.

Are you asleep now?

No!

Now?

-No.

-Now?

-No!

-Now?

-No.

-Now?

-No.

-Now?

-No.

-Now?

-No!

-Now?

-No!

Robert, you keep waking me up like this. I don't know!

I was just trying to check, you know, if you were asleep.

I'm not asleep yet. I soon will be though. Now, good night.

THEY SNORE

Robert! What are you doing now?

I'm just doing what I always do at night, sir.

I arrange the cheeses into a smiley face for you

and then I go out and hoover the lawn

and then I clean all of your kiss-marks off the mirror.

-That takes a while I can tell you.

-Robert, don't you ever sleep?

Sleep? No, sir, I am a robot.

Robots don't sleep.

How do you rest then?

-When I've finished my cleaning and tidying...

-What do you do then?

I power down and I recharge my batteries.

A-ha!

When you power down and recharge your batteries,

that is when you sleep, isn't it, everyone?

Yes!

Yes, when I power down, I sleep. Very good, sir.

OK, so does that mean that when Mr Maker and myself sleep, you are...

Night-night, sir.

Powering down.

You're a funny robot, Robert.

Good night. Good night, everyone!

Good night!

Ahh, that's better.

THEY SNORE

He's a funny robot.

HE SNORES

Come on, Robert.

All of my friends are here.

# Justin's House is the place you want to play in

# Justin's House you're my special cheese today... #

And you're my special cheese.

And you. Justin's House...

Robert and Dee and Little Monster too.

# Someone else, I think...

# Justin's House is the place you want to play in

# Justin's House...

# Justin's House is the place you want to play in

# Everybody's welcome here at Justin's House. #

Justin, what are you doing? What's he been doing, everyone?

ALL: Sleepwalking!

Sleepwalking? We'd better wake him up then. Everyone, I need your help.

Nice and loud - after three, let's all shout out, "Wake up, Justin!"

-One, two, three.

-ALL: Wake up, Justin!

What's going on? Who woke me? What am I doing back in my bedroom?

Hang on a minute! What about all of that mess down there?

-Who made all of that mess, everyone?

-ALL: You!

-Mr Maker, have I been sleepwalking?

-Yes, you have.

I'm going to ask Robert. Robert! Hang on a minute, he's powered down.

Won't be a sec.

Yes, sir... What happened?

Robert, my friends have said I've been sleepwalking.

-Oh, that would explain the mess every morning.

-Oh, yeah.

You know what, this is the funniest sleepover I've ever been to.

-Can we do it again soon, sir?

-Hang on a minute, Robert.

This sleepover's not even over yet.

Do you know the thing that I like to do the most at sleepovers?

-I don't know. What is it, Mr Maker?

-I like to have a good old sing-song!

-Oh, yes!

-Justin, do you think if we asked all of our friends,

-they'd sing along with us?

-I'll ask them.

-Will you sing a song with us?

-ALL: Yes!

-Robert, fire up the old pyjavet!

-Firing up, sir.

-And hit it!

-Hitting it, sir.

-Come on, everyone, as loud as you can. Standing up.

# Heads, shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes

# Heads, shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes

# And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

# Heads, shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes. #

This time we're going to start to miss out the words.

We miss out the word, "heads," OK?

Are you ready, everyone? Nobody say heads, I'm listening.

Here we go!

# Shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes

# Shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes

# And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

# Shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes... #

-I got it wrong, sir. I said heads.

-What's next?

Now we're going to miss out the words, "heads" and "shoulders."

So it's just the knees and the toes. Nobody say heads.

# Knees and toes, knees and toes

# Knees and toes, knees and toes

# And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

# Knees and toes knees and toes. #

I think Robert's got it now.

Now, we're going to miss out the words,

"heads," "shoulders" and "knees."

So it's just the toes. Nobody say heads!

# And toes, and toes

# And toes, and toes

# And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

# And toes, and toes. #

Let's put all of the words back in and this time,

we're going to sing it twice as fast!

Are you ready? Here we go!

# Heads, shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes

# Heads, shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes

# And eyes and ears and mouth and nose

# Heads, shoulders, knees and toes... #

Last time!

# Heads, shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes. #

Yay!

We'll see you next time, everyone, in Justin's House!

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