Oogie Boogie Plant Justin's House

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

# Dustin' for Justin

# Dustin' for Justin

# Dustin' for Justin in... #

Justin's House!

Well, hello, everybody.

ALL: Hello!

And welcome to...

Justin's House!

-Listen...

-Oh, oh, oh.

Ooh!

Robert! Oh, oh!

Get back, get back! Robert! I'm being pulled back in!

It's got me!

Oh, oh! Oh!

Oh, Robert, it's a jungle out there!

It sounded dreadful, sir.

Hello, everyone!

Come on.

# Wiggle your bottoms, shake and grin

# It's J-J-J... J-J-J-J... J-J-J-J-J... #

Justin!

Oh, great to see you.

Oh, the day I've had, Robert! Honestly, I don't know. Whoo!

-So, how's the gardening, sir?

-Don't get me started about the garden.

The weeds are growing by the day. I don't know.

At least Little Monster's been helping me in the garden.

Oh, so I see! You're covered in weeds, too.

-Let's get that off your hair.

-Thank you, sir.

I have an idea. To tame the savage plants,

-why don't we sing them a song?

-That's a good idea.

-Who wants to sing a song?

-ALL: Me!

-Let's fire up the old RMP-1 player.

-Firing up, sir.

-ALL: Hit it!

-Hitting it, everybody.

-Come on, let's see you dancing.

-Here we go.

UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYS

Yeah. All right.

-ALL: Justin's House!

-Ha-ha!

Justin's House!

-Here we go.

-Everyone!

-# Justin's House

-It's the place you want to stay in

-# Justin's House

-You're my special guests today

-# Justin's House

-It's a place you want to stay in

# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House

# There's Robert the robot and Little Monster, too

# And someone else, we think you know who

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

-# Heeeeee's Justin! #

-Yay!

-# And this is my place. # High five!

-Here we go!

-# Justin's House

-It's the place you want to play in

-# Justin's House

-You're my special guests today

-# Justin's House

-It's the place you want to stay in

# Everybody's welcome here in Justin's House. # Very good.

# We sing here and dance here, play silly games, too

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

# Funny and sunny put a smile on my face. #

Look. Brilliant!

# You really are great. #

Come on. Sing along. 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...

-Everyone!

-# Justin's House! #

Give yourselves a huge cheer.

Well, I've got to go back outside into the garden.

-Good luck, soldier!

-Oh, oh!

I'm going for it. Robert!

Oh, no, stop, stop. It's too dense!

-Argh!

-BANG!

WHISTLE!

Are you all right, sir?

-Oh, Robert, why didn't you warn me it was like that?

-I did try to.

I can't let you go out there, sir. It's just too wild.

-What are we going to do?

-There's only one thing for it.

We will have to call for help. What is the number for the gardener, sir?

-I think it's 2.

-Right.

BEEP

-Brr-brr.

-Is it ringing?

It's ringing. Brr-brr.

'Hello.' Oh, hello there.

Could you sort out our jungle? 'Oh...'

Don't say it's a jungle! Say it's light weeding.

-Light weeding in our garden.

-ROBERT SQUEAKS

Oh, well, all right, bye-bye. 'Bye. I love you.'

Well, I feel very strongly about you, too. Bye.

-He's coming straight over.

-DOORBELL RINGS

That was quick.

# Who's at the door? Who's at the door?

-# Someone better answer it... #

-Shout it out!

THEY SHOUT

I hear what you're saying.

And I would love to, everybody. But I've just opened the back door.

-It's only fair that Justin opens the front door.

-Oh, of course.

I always allocate door duties fairly.

I'll get the door, then.

Wait a second! Did Robert just trick me?

-Yes!

-All right. I'll get the door.

Now, then...

Oh!

Look, everyone. It's Mr Bloom. Let's have a big cheer.

CHEERING

Hello, tiddlers!

Fantastic. Come on in, Mr Bloom.

Welcome to Justin's House.

-Thanks, Robert. But I've not come alone.

-Right.

I hope you don't mind,

-but I've brought a little friend of mine along.

-Fantastic.

Come on, in you come. Here we are. Excuse me!

-What is this?

-LITTLE friend?

-He's a little bit heavy.

-Wow.

-And this, everybody, is my oogie boogie plant.

Wow, it's...well...

-Big?

-Yes. Actually, it's amazing, Robert.

BOING!

What happened there?

THEY SHOUT OUT

So, chaps, what seems to be the problem?

This is the problem, Mr Bloom. Prepare yourself.

Oh, my days!

Shut the door, Robert!

All right, let me get this straight.

-You need help with your garden, is that right?

-Yes, please.

We'll soon get that cleared up.

But if I'm going to be doing the gardening,

you have to take care of my oogie boogie plant.

That seems quite... Wait a second!

Take care of your oogie boogie plant?

Well, I suppose we can.

-Yes.

-And our friends will help.

Will you help us look after the plant?

Thank you!

These oogie boogie plants are great fun,

but they've got a sensitive side.

Like me, Mr Bloom.

Sometimes it can get a bit sad.

The thing you need to watch out for is when the plant is unhappy,

its leaves hang low.

-The leaves hang low?

-Yep, and that's how you know.

I see!

BOTH: When the plant's unhappy, the leaves hang low.

The leaves hang low. That's how you know!

-Have you got that, everyone?

-Yes!

-All right, I'd better see to this garden of yours.

-Good luck.

-Open the door, Robert, I'm going in!

-Oh!

-Good luck, sir.

-Wish me luck, everyone. Bye-bye!

-Careful, Mr Bloom!

-Oh!

-Did he make it?

I think he'll be all right, sir.

-If anyone can do our garden, it's Mr Bloom.

-Indeed.

-Ahh!

This oogie boogie plant looks pretty happy to me, sir. Oh, yes.

Looking after the oogie boogie plant is going to be easy-peasy.

Um, sir, shouldn't we be actually watching the oogie boogie plant?

Don't worry. We can ask all of our friends.

-You will help us, won't you, everyone?

-Yes!

If you see the oogie boogie plant feeling unhappy

and the leaves start hanging low,

can you shout out "oogie boogie" as loud as you can?

-ALL: Oogie boogie.

-Ah, thank you.

All right, then. Well, fair enough. Er, may I?

Of course.

-Hey!

-BOING!

-Ooh!

-BOING!

-WHEE!

-Hey!

-Hey!

-Oh, look, Robert, there's a special offer here.

-Oh, yes, look at that.

Three for two...

CHILDREN SHOUT

-What?

-What?

What's the matter? The oogie boogie plant looks perfectly happy.

I don't know.

You lot!

Robert, Little Monster, there's some hats for sale.

CHILDREN SHOUT

-What?

-What?

What's the matter?

No. The oogie boogie plant is fine.

-You're tricking us, aren't you?

-Yes. That's what you're doing.

Right, come on. Look, everyone...

CHILDREN SHOUT

-What?

-What?

Ohhh! Robert, look, the oogie boogie plant!

It's not looking very happy to me.

The leaves are hanging low. That's how you know.

-I'm going to get Mr Bloom.

-Wait, wait!

Mr Bloom asked US to look after the plant, didn't he?

-Yes!

-But, sir, what if Mr Bloom comes back?

He'll be very upset if he sees the plant like this.

I'm sure our friends can warn us.

If you see Mr Bloom come back into Justin's House,

can you shout out "Mr Bloom" as loud as you can?

-Can you do that?

-Oh, thank you.

We have to think of something to cheer the plant up,

to make it happy again.

-Hm.

-Any ideas?

-Think, think.

-CHILDREN SHOUT OUT

-What?

Oh, oh. What? You're right.

Little Monster and our friends have a fantastic suggestion.

Little Monster is saying make a cup of tea for the plant.

I think it will take three sugars...

-That's not what they're saying, sir.

-Oh.

-Look!

Oh, I see!

-We've got to water the oogie boogie plant.

-Yes, of course.

-All plants love water.

-Right, here we go.

-Let's get on with it.

Right, there we are, oogie boogie plant.

-Oh, erm...

-Yes, sir, I think the oogie boogie plant will need

a teensy bit more water than that.

-Aha! Got it. Way ahead of you, Robert.

-Oh, right, are you?

You see, last weekend,

I went to the garden centre, and I bought a hose. There you go.

How about that?! Right, feed it through. We need a lot.

-Right, there we go.

-Lots of length to feed the plant.

-Hang on, Robert!

-JUSTIN GROANS

CHILDREN LAUGH

I'm all tied up, Robert!

Oh, oh, don't worry, sir! I'm connecting up.

-Yes.

-Ah. Right, are you ready?

-Yeah, switch the water on, Robert.

-I'm switching it on now, sir.

-Right, there we go.

-Right.

Is it, er, ready?

-It's not working.

-Well, that's funny...

ROBERT LAUGHS

CHILDREN SHOUT

-It's because I'm standing on the hose, everybody!

-Right.

-Silly me.

-Getting off now.

-I'll er, give it another go, Robert.

-HE SHOUTS

-Oh!

LAUGHTER

Ohh!

Switch it off. Switch it off, sir!

LAUGHTER

-HE SIGHS

-Oh, sir. Oh! Oh, I'm so sorry.

CHILDREN SHOUT

Are you all right?

JUSTIN GROANS

Am I all right!?

Sir, I've...

-I'm sure that plant was just laughing at you.

-Robert!

CHILDREN SHOUT

Plants don't laugh.

Well, it was definitely chuckling, wasn't it?

AUDIENCE: Yes!

Yes.

-Ooh!

-Aah! Oh!

-What?

CHILDREN SHOUT

-Ey up!

-Oh!

-Ey up there, it's a jungle out there.

-Oh.

-Sir, how's the oogie boogie plant?

-Ah, yes, well, the thing was,

erm, the oogie boogie plant needed some water.

We gave it a little water, and, er...

as you can see I was feeling thirsty too.

HE GASPS

LAUGHTER

That's very good of you, but, er,

can I borrow the hose for outside?

Yes, I think it's safer if we give it to you.

-Right.

-Let me get the door for you.

-Right, we'll see you later!

-Right.

ALL: Bye!

All right, Mr Bloom.

Hey! Whoa! Whoa!

Mr Bloom, wait!

LAUGHTER

Whoa! Whoa!

SHOUTING FROM OUTSIDE

DOOR SHUTS

Oh, you had a bit of a nasty turn there, sir.

HE WIBBLES HIS CHEEKS

Now... The oogie boogie plant seems to have perked up a treat, sir!

-You're right! That water worked, didn't it?

-Indeed!

Come on, let's get back to the Justin Times,

-our friends can watch the oogie boogie plant.

-OK, sir.

-Ah. Ooh, look, Little Monster!

-Oh, yes.

-Half-price! Yes!

CHILDREN SHOUT

BOTH: Wha-a-a-at?

-What's the matter now?

-BOTH GASP

Robert, look. The oogie boogie plant's looking unhappy again!

-I'm sorry, sir, I'm going to go and get Mr Bloom.

-No, no, no!

You can't get Mr Bloom! He asked US to look after the plant.

Look, keep an eye out, and shout "Mr Bloom" if you see him.

-All right.

-What can we do? We need a fantastic idea

to cheer the plant up.

-Oh!

-Oh, of course. Plants like sun, don't they?

ALL: Yes.

Why don't we put the oogie boogie plant at the front door, open it,

and he can get all the sun he likes?

-Perfect idea.

-Right.

-Ha-ha!

-Come on, sir.

-Right.

-Right, so on three, push.

-Right.

-All right, one, two, three!

BOTH GROAN

-I think this trolley's stuck, sir.

-It's broken. Er...

-Why not try moving the actual plant?

-Yes, let's pick it up.

-Right, on three.

-One, two, three.

-THEY HEAVE

-Bend with the knees. That's it.

-There we go.

-There we go.

Well done.

-You know, this is easier than I thought it would be.

-Yes.

-Back down now. There you go.

-There we go.

-Lovely.

-I'll get the front door.

-I'll get the trolley...

-HE SHOUTS

-Oh, Robert!

-It's got me!

-What is it?

Oh, sir!

BOTH SHOUT

It's got me too!

BOTH SHOUT

LAUGHTER

CHILDREN: Mr Bloom!

Oh, look.

Here's me gloves! What? Ooh!

Hello! Hey, what-what-what's going on here?

BOTH: We can explain.

Ah, don't worry, chaps.

You don't need to explain. I know what you're up to.

You're giving the plant a cuddle.

-The oogie boogie plant, he loves cuddles.

-Does he?

-Yeah!

-Oh, and look at that.

-Oh, look.

-He's looking as happy as anything, now, isn't he?

-Much happier now.

I can see he's in safe hands. Well, I'll leave you be.

-All right, Mr Bloom.

-Thanks, Mr Bloom.

BOTH: Bye, Mr Bloom.

CHILDREN: Bye!

Well done, sir.

JUSTIN LAUGHS

I think this plant can be a bit tricky, sometimes.

-I think we should keep a close eye on it.

-I think you're right, yes.

CHILDREN SHOUT

Now... What is it?

CHILDREN SHOUT

-What? It's doing what? Where?

-What, over here?

-Right there?

-Well, it's fine.

-What's wrong?

-It stood in the pot, isn't it?

-The plant's fine!

-Yeah.

-CHILDREN SCREAM

-It's what?

-It's where?

-It's what, over there?

-Here?

Let's have another look, shall we?

-Absolutely fine.

-Just sitting there.

There's nothing wrong with the plant!

CHILDREN SCREAM

-What? Robert, they want us to look at the plant.

-All right.

BOTH GASP

-Where is it?

-Where is it?

-Don't know.

-What, it's over here?

-This way.

-Over here?

-This way.

-What? It's not over here.

-No.

-It's not over here is it, sir?

-No. We'll have a look...

-Where is it?

CHILDREN SHOUT

-Where?

-I can't see it over there.

-Oh! It's not out here, sir.

Where is it?

-Where?

-CHILDREN SHOUT

-Where is it?

-There's nothing there but the oogie boogie plant!

BOTH: Hello!

THEY BOTH SHOUT

-Quick! The oogie boogie plant's getting away.

-Get after it!

-Quick!

-Catch it!

-Whoa!

-Ooh, there it goes!

-I'll try to get it.

I'm conserving energy!

Oh.

-There we go, sir!

-Oh!

-We've nearly got it.

-Oh, I'm exhausted.

-You've nearly got it.

-Whoa!

-Stop it!

-Oh.

-Right, come back here.

-I've got the pot, Sir.

-Look, I've got it!

-I've got the... Oh!

-Hello!

-CHILDREN SHOUT

Hey, hello there, you two! Everything all right?

-Yes, we're all right. How are you?

-Yeah, I'm all right.

-Well, we're all all right, then.

-HE LAUGHS

Er, look. I've nearly finished out here,

-do you want to take the hosepipe back?

-Yes, just one moment. Hang on.

-Hide the pot! Hide the pot!

-Yes, have you got it?

-Yes, I'll do it.

-Thank you very much, Mr Bloom.

-OK.

-JUSTIN LAUGHS

-All right, Mr Bloom.

-Thank you, Mr Bloom.

BOTH: Bye, Mr Bloom.

-All right, bye-bye.

-Ohhh!

-Wow!

Well, that, sir, was a...

Whoa!

POT SMASHES

-I don't believe it.

-Oh, Robert. Look, you've broken the pot!

I've broken the pot!? What were you stood so...

Right, we've got broken pot back here. Safety robot on the case.

SIREN WAILS

-Everybody step back, I'm cordoning off the area.

-Right, OK.

-JUSTIN PRETENDS TO TALK ON RADIO

-Keeping it safe.

-Get out of the cordon!

-All right, all right.

-It's not safe in there.

Right, that's the broken pot safely cordoned off, sir.

Well done, Robert.

Now, we need a new pot for the oogie boogie plant

-before Mr Bloom gets back!

-Oh, right.

-Erm... Oh, I know.

-Robert, check the kitchen. See if you can find anything there.

-Can do.

Right. Little Monster, go and check your den,

see if you've got anything suitable.

I'll check the rest of the house with the oogie boogie plant.

-Right. Pot, pot, pot.

-Sir! Sir, how about this? It's a teapot.

A teapot?

What do you think about that?

No way. Look, you can't put a plant in a teapot.

-Right, leave it with me.

-All right. I don't know.

-Right, er, this is too small, erm...

-Right, how about this?

This?! Can you get into that? Honestly, I don't think so. Look!

-It's tiny!

-Well, it's all I've got over there!

-Honestly!

I wonder if Little Monster's got anything in her den. Little Monster?

Oh!

Ah, good. Have you found a large pot? Er...

-You found a piece of string.

-Not quite what we're after.

OK, what else? Have you got a pot?

-A banana!

-LAUGHTER

That's closer. That IS closer.

-And a piece of stinky cheese!

-LAUGHTER

-Not quite what we're after.

-Good effort, Little Monster.

-There might be a pot out here, sir.

-Yes, let's ask our friends.

When you were leaving the house today, did you pick up

-a large terracotta pot?

-A large pot for a plant.

-Anybody?

CHILDREN: No.

You don't bring a large pot with you when you go out?

SAD MUSIC

-No?

-What, you leave the house without one?

What, what is it?

CHILDREN SHOUT

-BOTH GASP

-Look!

-Oh, sir, quick!

The oogie boogie plant is leaving!

-Quick, onto the trolley.

-Use the trolley!

-Push, quick!

-Quick, quick!

BOTH SHOUT

Quick, back, back, back!

REVERSING BEEPS

Robot reversing. Robot reversing. Robot reversing. Robot reversing.

-This is good fun. And again!

-No! We're not going again, sir.

-Sorry, all right. Ohh.

-What are we going to do, sir?

-The oogie boogie plant's gone!

-And Mr Bloom is back at any minute!

He'll be so upset.

Ohh!

CHILDREN SHOUT

-What was that?

-Hey, hello!

It's Mr Bloom, isn't it?

-He-e-e-ey!

-MR BLOOM LAUGHS

-Mr Bloom.

-Well, we got your garden all sorted out, and... Ooh!

-Hey, Justin, Robert, what's the matter?

-Well...

Hang about. Where's the oogie boogie plant?

-Yes, well... We CAN explain.

-Yes.

You see, the oogie boogie plant, well, the leaves hung low,

-and then we ran to and fro.

-Yes, yes.

And then there was a big splash, then the pot went crash,

then the oogie boogie plant went in, out, in, out, shake it all about!

-LAUGHTER

-Stop it!

-Sorry.

-Serious!

JUSTIN COUGHS

And then, well, anyway, We smashed the pot, and, er...

the oogie boogie plant got unhappy and left Justin's house.

He went away.

-Right, so you're kind of telling me that you lost it?

-Er...

-Maybe, yes.

-Yes.

-Why didn't you tell me?

-You're not upset, sir?

Of course not! I mean, if you'd told me I could have helped.

-All you needed to do was ask.

-Really?

-Hey... Come on.

-You should never be afraid to ask for help.

-Ah!

Either way, don't worry, we'll soon fetch him back.

He probably just wanted a boogie!

BOTH: A boogie?

Oh, aye, yeah, I tell you,

if we were to sing a jolly tune right now,

-that oogie boogie plant, he'd be back in a flash.

-What?

-Sun and water will do for most plants.

-Right.

-But the oogie boogie, he just loves to sing and dance!

-Oh!

-Wow!

-Amazing!

-So, I don't suppose you two know any jolly songs?

BOTH LAUGH

Do WE know any jolly songs!?

CHILDREN CHEER

-Fire up the old jolly song RMP-1 player!

-Oh!

-Heartily firing it up, sir!

-And...?

CHILDREN: Hit it!

Hitting it, everybody!

Come on, let's see you jump around. It's time to wibble and wobble!

HE WIBBLES

# Let's wibble!

# And wobble!

# It's lots of fun to do-oo!

# And let's wobble

-# And wibble!

-Yeah!

# You can join in too!

# If you're feeling down And you're feeling low

# Jump in the air and go, go, go!

# Let's wibble

# And wobble

-# It'll make you feel as good as new!

-Everyone here we go!

# Jump to the left! Come on, come on!

# Jump to the right, and make you feel all right!

-# Touch your toes!

-Ooh!

-You know how it goes!

-# Jump in the air, and go, go, go!

-Here we go, here we go!

# Let's wibble

# And wobble

# It's lots of fun to do-oo!

# Let's wobble

# And wibble

# You can join in too!

# If you're feeling down If you're feeling low

# Jump in the air and go, go, go!

# Let's wibble

# And wobble!

# It'll make you feel as good as new! #

Look, everyone! The oogie boogie plant is back! Yay!

I'm sorry about the pot, Mr Bloom.

-Don't worry Robert, he don't need one.

-What?

Because he's going to be planted in your garden!

The oogie boogie plant is coming to live in Justin's house?

Well, as there's always singing and dancing, he'll be happy here in...

-ALL: Justin's house!

-Come on, everyone!

# Let's wibble

# And wobble

# It's lots of fun to do-oo!

# Let's wobble

# And wibble! Whoo!

# You can join in too!

# If you're feeling down or you're feeling low

# Jump in the air and go, go, go!

# Let's wibble

-# And wobble!

-Ooh!

# It'll make you feel as good as new!

# Let's wobble

# And wibble! It'll make you feel as good as new! #

-Play the guitar! Here we go!

-Air guitar!

Yeah!

Have you had a good time today?

CHILDREN: Yes!

Let's hear a huge cheer for the oogie boogie plant!

CHILDREN CHEER

Mr Bloom!

CHILDREN CHEER

Little Monster!

Robert!

-And YOU!

-CHEERING

And we'll see you next time, in...

ALL: JUSTIN'S HOUSE!

oogie boogie plant... Funny!

BOTH: We want an oogie boogie plant!

Good laugh!

You can carry on the fun on the CBeebies website, in...

ALL: Justin's House!

Boop!