Cat's First Christmas Justin's House

Quack, quack, quack!

CHEERING

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# Dusting for Justin Dusting for Justin

# Dusting for Justin in Justin's House... #

-Well, hello, everybody...

-ALL:

-Hello.

-..and welcome to...

-ALL:

-Justin's House.

Yes indeed. Justin's House. Look at the place.

The decorations are starting to go up,

the presents are ready to be wrapped

because it's nearly Christmas!

-ALL:

-Yeah!

Now, the reason everything is so Christmassy

is because our wonderful friend and explorer next door, Cat,

is coming back to join us in Justin's House

-for her very first Christmas.

-ALL:

-Oh!

I know, I know. We're ever so excited about it.

-It's going to be wonderful.

-SHOUTING

-What? It's who?

-SHOUTING

Where? Oh, yes. Oh, say hello to Little Monster, everybody.

-ALL:

-Hello.

Hello, Little Monster. Oh, you finished the Christmas cake.

Oh, well that is perfect.

Well done, Little Monster.

Right, I'm going to put it somewhere safe

so that it doesn't get squished or dropped or...

-Hey, Merry Christmas, everyone. ALL:

-Merry Christmas.

Let's go, let's see you moving. Here we go.

# Wiggle your bottoms

# Shake and grin

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

-ALL:

-Justin's House.

Good bottom wiggling, yeah.

LAUGHTER

Stop laughing.

Now, I couldn't help but notice that your bottom

-is especially jingly today.

-Yes.

I'm very excited about spending my Christmas here in Justin's House

with all of our friends. A big cheer.

CHEERING

Yes, and I'm extra excited this year because Cat,

our lovely neighbour, is coming home for Christmas, everyone.

CHEERING

She's going to love it, yes. But they're still so much to do.

-I know.

-The cake is decorated but we've got to finish putting

up the decorations, we've got to wrap the presents.

-The tree is... Wait a minute...

-What?

-Where's the tree?

-It's not been delivered. What are we going to do?

-Calm down.

-I mean Christmas... Panic!

-No, no, no, no. Don't press the...

I will not being denied. I must panic.

Robert doesn't need to panic, does he, everyone?

-ALL:

-No.

You shut that up there. Don't worry, Robert. Just relax.

-Yes.

-We'll get it all done.

You see there's one thing we need to do first, anyway.

I know exactly what you mean. Peel the Brussels sprouts.

-Come back here, come back here.

-I'm not going anywhere.

Robert, we need to kick things off with a festive singsong,

-don't we, everyone? ALL:

-Yes.

Excellent idea, sir.

-Fire up the old chestnut roaster.

-Throwing on a Yule log now, sir.

And Santa's little helpers, what do we say, everyone?

-ALL:

-Hit it.

-Hitting it now.

Yay, come on, let's see you dancing. It's Christmas.

-BOTH:

-Ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho.

All right, come on, Robert. Let's see you dancing. Here we go.

# Justin's House

-# Is 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... #

Here we go.

# There's Robert the robot 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

# Yay, and this is my place... #

Come on, everybody, let's hear you. Here we go.

-# Justin's House

-Is the place you want to play in

-# Justin's House

-You're my special guests today

-# Justin's House.

-Is the place you want to stay in

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

Here we go.

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

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

# You're funny and sunny, put a smile on my face

# You're brilliant

# You really are great... #

Ready everyone? One, two, three...

-# Justin's House

-Is the place you want to play in

-# Justin's House

-You're my special guests 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 House. #

A big Christmas cheer, everyone. CHEERING

Oh, Robert, so excited about Cat coming home.

I can't wait,

so I'll start with the decorations that I brought in just a minute ago.

-All right.

-Yes, I've got some lovely sparkly tinsel here, Robert.

Hey, no, Little Monster, give me the decorations. What are you doing?

Now, come along, you two,

-we really don't want to decorate the floor, do we?

-Oh, sorry, Robert.

No, no, indeed. That's all right, sir.

'Tis the season to be jolly after all.

Listen, sir, why don't I do the decorations and...

Oh, I know, you could write your letter to Father Christmas

and tell him what special gift you'd like.

Oh, that's a great idea, Robert.

I'll go over to my writing station and practice my Christmassy

-walk at the same time.

-All right, then.

-Here we go.

LAUGHTER

-Thoroughly festive, sir.

-Thank you.

Now, what do you think I should ask Father Christmas for?

I think I've got some ideas, here.

Here's my pad and my lovely pencil. I'm going to ask my friends.

Come on, everyone, shout out your ideas.

What should I ask Father Christmas for?

SHOUTING

A ball. A hula hoop. Do you know what?

It's really, really hard to think. Oh, a toy car.

Who thinks a toy car is a good idea?

SHOUTING

You know what? I've got a toy car already.

SHOUTING

Chocolate. A building set.

You know what, everyone?

I just can't decide what I really, really, really want for Christmas.

I'm just too excited about Cat coming home.

# Who's at the door?

# Who's at the door?

# Someone better answer it. #

Everyone!

-ALL:

-Answer the door.

Oh, well I would love to answer the door, everybody, but you see,

I'm very busy trying to sort out a tiny taffle in the twinkly lights.

-Oh, going down.

-Oh, I don't know.

Course, never interrupt a robot while he's tackling the festoons.

-Hang on a minute, did Robert just trick me?

-Yes.

I suppose it's Christmas. Never mind, right, I'll get the door.

-I wonder who it is.

-Hello there.

A big cheer for Mr Bloom.

-Come on, Mr Bloom.

-Are you looking forward to Christmas?

-ALL:

-Yes.

You're not going to believe the tree I've got you this year.

-It's fantastic.

-Wow.

-It's very big so I might need you to help me

bring it in. Is that OK?

Yeah, no problem, I'm nice and strong.

Robert, I'm just going to help Mr Bloom bring the tree in.

All right. Mr Bloom, we just need to pop it in the Christmas tree bucket

-just by the Christmas box.

-It's a bit stuck in the door, Justin.

Let's count three and give it a big push.

-ALL:

-One, two, three...

Where are you going?

Hang on. Are you under there? Justin? Don't worry.

Whoa!

Where's Mr Bloom? Where is he?

Hang on, Mr Bloom. I'm coming.

-The pine needles.

-Are you all right, there?

-We just needed it in the Christmas tree bucket, just there.

-Right.

-We're almost there. I'll get this end.

-Lift it up.

-Pop it straight in. It should be all right.

-That's it. In it goes.

If you just check it's all right there, Mr Bloom.

-Yes, I think he's done it. Hang on a minute.

-Mr Bloom, are you all right?

Where's Mr Bloom? SHOUTING

What are you doing under there?

Oh, dear. Don't worry, I'll just...

Oh, oh! Robert, there we are.

You are right, Robert, it looks great there.

Yes, it does, doesn't it?

Mr Bloom, I wonder if you could just help me out a bit.

I'm writing to Father Christmas, but I don't know what to ask for.

It's got to be a special gift just for me.

Well, just remember, Justin, that the most special gift is not a toy

or a treat but something you can share with all your friends.

Oh, I know, a board game.

Not quite what I had in mind but I'm sure you'll get there.

I'm going to dash off because I've got some more Christmas trees to

-deliver but I'll see you later on, yeah?

-Yeah, OK.

All right, I'll see you later.

-Say goodbye to Mr Bloom.

-Merry Christmas, Mr Bloom.

Let's see now.

-That Mr Bloom, he's ever so wise, isn't he, sir?

-Yes.

So, now, do you know what you'd like to ask Father Christmas for?

-Your special gift?

-Do I know, Robert?

I've been writing lots of ideas.

Now, these are all workable within the Christmas period.

-You haven't got a clue, have you?

-No.

-No, right.

What am I going to do? Oh, I'm trying to think of a special gift.

Oh, hang on a minute, that's reminds me. Gift.

I've bought Cat a special gift for when she comes home for Christmas.

-Would you like to see it, everyone? ALL:

-Yes.

I've got to wrap it, as well. Lots to do, lots to do.

-What gift is this, sir?

-Robert, you're going to love it.

I went to the photo booth down in Justin Town

and I got this, everyone.

-Is that a picture of us?

-Yes, it is.

I thought Cat could use this cushion when she's very tired

on her adventures and needs a little sleep.

She can be reminded of all the great times she's had

-here in Justin's House.

-Well, it'll definitely do that.

To speed things up, why don't you use this lovely gift box

I've got here. You can just pop the cushion inside, tape it up,

tie up the bow and there you are. Done.

Listen, I think I've got some extra sparkly decorations

in the workshop, so I'm going to just pop out and grab those.

We want everything in the house to be purr-fect for Cat, don't we?

Purr-fect for Cat. Never gets old.

Lots to do here. I'll just move this out of the way.

I think I'm going to need some help.

Do you think I should call for Little Monster?

-ALL:

-Little Monster!

Oh, here she is.

Now, Little Monster, can you help me to wrap Cat's present?

We need you to pop the present into the parcel like that and I'm

going to find a shiny bow to pop on the top. All right, everyone?

Keep an eye on Little Monster, won't you? Right, let's see now.

That's it. No, not that one. What about this one?

SHOUTING

That's a good one, isn't it? What do you think?

Do you think she'd like that one? Excellent.

Right then. Don't worry, everyone. I've found a bow.

Wow, Little Monster's done it, hasn't she? Fantastic.

Right, we'll just pop that one in there like that. That's it.

And I found a shiny bow for the present. I'll pop that on there.

Cat's going to be so excited.

No, no, give me that. You can't have that.

Little Monster, where did she go, everyone?

Where is she?

Little Monster, where are you? Come back here, Little Monster.

You can't have that.

Where is she? Little Monster, give me the bow.

The tree, the tree!

I have no idea where those decorations are.

If my head weren't bolted on, it would...

LAUGHTER

-What happened?

-Oh, dear. Robert, I can explain.

I was just wrapping Cat's Christmas present, wasn't I, everyone?

-ALL:

-Yes.

I've put the cushion inside, haven't I? That's it. There we go.

-Wait a minute, wait a minute!

-What?

Do you mean this cushion?

Robert, how did you get that cushion?

That's in the present, isn't it, everyone?

-ALL:

-No.

I don't know what's going on. I need a sit down.

I'm just going to have a little sit down.

SHOUTING

Robert, just one question. Where's the Christmas cake?

-Well, it was there.

-SHOUTING

-Sir, I think you should probably stand up.

-Oh, dear.

Robert, what have I done?

Oh, no, look! I've squished the cake.

The cake! The cake is ruined! And look at this place!

Cat's going to be here at any moment.

She can't have her first Christmas in this mess.

All right, all right, just calm down. Now, we can sort this out.

All you need to do is clear everything up, Robert. Well done.

Me? You made... We're going to do this together, mister.

-Right, come on. Come on, help me pick this up.

-Up it comes.

-Lift it up.

-There we're.

-There we are, lovely.

Right, shall be pop it in here? PHONE RINGS

Is that the phone? Are you all right? I'll get the phone.

Hang on a minute, this is quite heavy.

PHONE RINGS

Little Monster, could I have the phone? Thank you.

Sir, you look like the angel at the top of the Christmas tree.

Right, here we are. This is very exciting.

Yes, hello, yes, Robert speaking, friend and servant of Justin.

How may I help you? Oh, it's Cat, everybody. Say hello to Cat.

-ALL:

-Hello, Cat.

-Hello, Cat.

We're very much looking forward to you coming over for Christmas.

HE IMITATES CAT'S VOICE

Oh, I see. Oh, right, well, we'll see you later sometime.

Bye.

-That was Cat, sir.

-And what's happened?

When's she coming home for Christmas?

Well, you'd better prepare yourself, sir, because...

-Dum-de-dum-de-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum, it's Cat.

-It's Cat?

-She's not coming back.

-She's not coming back?

-Say it, Justin, sir.

Cat's not coming back, everyone.

-Oh.

-Oh, no, but, Robert...

Well, you know that Cat was in an adventure in the blowy,

-snowy Mountains of blowy Snowy-donia?

-Yes, of course.

There was so much blowy snow that she got stuck.

She doesn't think she's going to make it back in time for Christmas.

Oh, dear. This is awful.

I mean look, the place is a mess and, well,

I wanted to spend Christmas with all of my lovely friends here and Cat,

as well, but now we can't because she's not coming back, everyone.

All right, sir.

All right, don't worry, it's all right, take a seat.

I'm sure we can still have a lovely Christmas. Honestly.

Now, listen to me.

What you need to do, sir, is you need to look on the bright side.

I know that we don't have any decorations, or a cake,

or a tree, but none of that is important, sir.

What's most important is that we're here with our friends and we

have the most special gift of all. The gift of friendship.

Oh, that's lovely, Rob... Hang on a minute.

Well, that's it. The gift of friendship.

Yes, Robert, don't you remember what Mr Bloom said?

I said, "The most special gift isn't a toy or a treat,

"but something you can share with all your friends."

It's almost as if he's here.

-I know what to ask Father Christmas for now?

-Well done, sir.

I'll get you your envelope, your special envelope.

Thank you, Robert.

Oh, I hope he gets my letter and

then it'll be the best Christmas of all.

Yep, and that's it. Ha-ha. Right, have you got an envelope?

-Yes, just here, sir.

-Thank you. I'll just tear this off. How exciting!

-Right, pop it in to the envelope.

-There we go.

-There we go.

And then we're ready to send it to Santa, are we? Seal it down.

-There we go.

-And wish really hard. Wish, everybody.

-Wish, everyone.

That's it. Wish really hard.

Oh! Wow, a big cheer, everyone.

CHEERING

It really was some Christmas magic.

Robert, I do hope that Father Christmas

gets my letter in time.

Well, sir, we'll just have to wait and see. Come on.

Why don't we tidy this place up and get ready for a lovely Christmas?

-Right, good idea, Robert.

-If we get the tree up right, you just help.

Good idea. I'm sure we can do it this time.

That's right, Little Monster, you shake those sleigh bells.

Come on, get us into a Christmassy mood. There we are.

What about these decorations? Shall we clear these up, Robert?

I think we should, sir.

SLEIGH BELLS CHIME

Wait a minute, is that you, Little Monster?

-Where are those sleigh bells coming from, sir?

-I don't know.

Can you hear all that laughter? I think it's coming from outside.

That's very odd, isn't it? Should I check the door, everyone?

-ALL:

-Yes.

-All right, let's see.

I think we've got a Christmas visitor.

Wow! Oh, this really is a Christmas treat.

Look, everyone, it's that Christmas elves. A big cheer.

CHEERING

Come in, welcome to Justin's House. Robert, isn't this magical?

You know what? Father Christmas, he must have got my letter.

Sir, why don't you see what he sent you?

-Is this present for me, everyone? ALL:

-Yes.

-Here we go, right.

-It's me.

-It's Cat, she's back.

-Yay!

-Cat, she's back.

-ALL:

-She's back.

-Shout it, everybody.

-ALL:

-Cat is back.

-Yay.

-Just in time for Christmas.

Oh, lovely to see you, Cat. I'm so glad you're back for Christmas.

I thought you were stuck on blowy Snowy-donia.

Well, Robert, Father Christmas received a letter from Justin.

-I've got it right here. Shall I read it?

-Well, I mean...

-All right, Cat, if you must.

-Dear Father Christmas,

the special gift I'd like for Christmas isn't a toy or a treat,

I just want to have Cat come back for Christmas

and share with us all the gift of friendship. Yay.

-ALL:

-Yay.

So, Father Christmas gave me a lift home in his sleigh and for an

extra big surprise, I hid in the box.

You tricked us, that's for sure.

Now, I'm sorry the place is such a mess, Cat.

You know I don't mind, Robert.

I'm just happy to be back with all my friends.

-And I've got another special surprise for everyone.

-What's that?

-It's the North Pole Elf Choir.

-Look what I found outside.

-Come on, tiddlers.

-Mr Bloom, come on in.

Wave to the elves, everybody.

Big cheer for the North Pole Elf Choir.

-Hurray.

-Come on in, guys. How magical is this, Robert?

Oh, it's wonderful, sir.

Who wants to sing a big Christmassy song with the Elf Choir?

-Me, me, I do!

-Right then, Robert.

-Fire up the old festive RMP1 player.

-Firing up, sir.

And North Pole Elf Choir, what do we say?

-ALL:

-Hit it.

-Hitting it now.

-Yay.

# Jingle bell, jingle bell

# Jingle bell rock

# Jingle bells chime in

# Jingle bell time

# Dancin' and prancin'

# In Jingle Bell Square

# In the frosty air... #

Come on, everyone. It's Christmas here.

# Jingle bell, jingle bell

# Jingle bell rock

# Jingle bell swing

# And jingle bells ring

# Snowin' and blowin'

# Up bushels of fun

# Now the jingle hop has begun

# Jingle bell, jingle bell

# Jingle bell rock

# Jingle bells chime in

# Jingle bell time

# Dancin' and prancin'

# In Jingle Bell Square

# In the frosty air

# What a bright time

# It's the right time

# To rock the night away

# Jingle bell time

# Is a swell time

# To go glidin' in a one horse sleigh

# Giddy-up, jingle horse

# Pick up your feet

# Jingle around the clock

# Mix and mingle

# In a jinglin' beat

# That's the jingle bell rock... #

Come on, everyone, let's see you dancing.

It's Christmas. Here we go.

# Jingle bell, jingle bell Jingle bell rock

# Jingle bell, jingle bell Jingle bell rock

# Jingle bell, jingle bell Jingle bell rock

# Jingle bell, jingle bell Jingle bell rock. #

Yay!

Give yourself a huge cheer, everyone.

This has been the most magical Christmas ever

here in Justin's House. Have you had a good time?

-ALL:

-Yes.

Thank you so much for coming, everyone.

Let's have a huge cheer for our wonderful special guests,

the North Pole Elf Choir.

CHEERING

And we wish you a very happy Christmas and we'll see you

-very soon here in... ALL:

-Justin's House.

Merry Christmas.

Justin wrote his letter and it just magically went up in the sky.

My favourite bit was when the Elf sing.

I loved it when Cat came out of the box.

My favourite bit is the unicorn.