Power Cut Party Justin's House

CHEERING

# Dustin' for Justin dustin' for Justin

# Dustin' for Justin in...

ALL: # Justin's House. #

Well, hello, everybody!

CHEERING

And welcome to...

Justin's House!

Yes, indeed. Justin's House.

Well, it has been such a busy day today.

But do you know what?

All of the dusting is done, so I can sit myself down... Ah!

..unwind me spigots... Ooh!

..and watch my favourite TV show.

Yes, the great Justin Town Cake Off.

It's all about my favourite thing in the world, cakes.

As you can see, I have a light selection here

to nibble on whilst I watch.

Now, where is the TV remote control? Can anybody see it?

-ALL SHOUT

-It's where?

Oh, yes, it's Little Monster.

Say hello to Little Monster, everybody!

Hello, Little Monster.

Now, can I have the TV remote control, please?

No, just give it back. No, Little Monster, please, come on.

Give it here. I just want the remote.

Hi, everyone!

Good to see you. Come on, let's see you.

# Wiggle your bottoms shake and grin

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

ALL: Justin!

Having a good time? ALL: Yes!

Now, where's Robert? Have you seen Robert anywhere?

ALL SHOUT

What, over here? Here? Over here?

Oh, I don't believe it. Robert, what are you doing?

I was trying to watch the TV.

You can't watch the TV lying on the floor.

Honestly. I'll take that.

Ha-ha! Now I've got the remote control,

I can watch my favourite TV programme.

The Justin Town Talent Time. Woohoo!

Sir, you see, I was about to watch my favourite TV show - yes,

the Great Justin Town Cake Off.

I'm going to watch the Justin Town Talent Time. Woohoo!

Yes, well, you see, sir, the Great Justin Town Cake Off is

all about cake, and I was here first, so it's time for Cake Off.

-Talent Time.

-Cake Off.

-Talent Time.

-Cake Off.

-Talent Time.

-Cake Off.

Talking of cake, I think Little Monster

has prepared you a slice, Robert.

Really? Where? Wait a minute.

Sir, I think Little Monster's got a bag of sweets for you over there.

Can I have sweet, Little Monster?

Yes, I've just run you a bath, Robert.

You know, with essential oils.

Those essential oils will feel wonderful...

Thank you very much! Yeah!

I've got the remote control!

I want it, I want it!

-I want the remote control!

-I want it!

Sir, I don't think Little Monster likes it when we disagree, sir.

Well, Robert, if I miss the Justin Town Talent Time,

I'm going to miss out on all the singing and all the dancing.

Well, sir, we could do some singing and dancing now, you know,

with a little bit of a singsong.

Well, why don't we ask our friends?

Hey, guys, would you like to do some singing and dancing?

ALL: Yes!

All right, Robert, fire up the old talented RMP1 player.

Oh, winding it up to Naturally Gifted now, sir.

And what do we shout, everyone?

AUDIENCE: Hit it!

-Hitting it now, everybody.

-Go for it, Robert.

-Here we go!

-AUDIENCE:

-Justin's house!

-Yeah, all right.

-AUDIENCE:

-Justin's house!

-Here we go.

-AUDIENCE:

-Justin's house!

-Come on, everyone.

Sing along as loud as you can.

# 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 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

# He's Justin! #

-And this is my place! Oh, look. I'm in the TV.

-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

# We sing here, 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. #

-Come on.

-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 at Justin's House

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

# Justin's House! #

CHEERING

Do you know what, everyone?

After all of that singing and dancing,

I am definitely ready for my favourite programme,

The Justin Town Talent Time.

Er, no, no, no, sir!

But you see, you've done a lot of singing and dancing already.

It's only fair that we get to watch my show,

The Great Justin Town Kick Off.

WILD WEST GUITAR MUSIC

GUITAR STRUMMING

SOLO WHISTLING

BOTH: Right, going for it!

No, no!

THEY STRUGGLE

Oh, oh! Oh, dear!

-Robert, what are you doing?

-Get out of it! Oh!

Got it!

Right, it's time to watch The Justin Town Talent Time.

Little Monster, can you press the button?

After three. Count to three, everyone. One, two, three!

Oh!

Hang on a minute.

Robert? Have you switched all the lights off in Justin's house?

No, I did no such thing, sir.

Oh, Little Monster, was it you?

BELL TINKLES

I think it's actually a power cut.

A power cut?

Well, have no fear because I shall go outside

and turn on the emergency power.

You see, robots have excellent night vision, yes.

Ah, well done.

CRASHING AND BANGING

I'm all right, I'm all right.

I just...

Oh, I found the back door.

Oh, it's quite chilly out.

Er, that's the fridge, Robert.

I knew that, I knew that.

Right, I'm nearly there, hang on.

Right. Oh, yes! I found it.

I found the back door.

Ha-ha, you see, excellent night vision.

THUDDING AND HONKING

Back in a mo.

Little Monster, where are you? Oh, yes.

There's Little Monster.

All fluffy and cuddly.

HE SHRIEKS You're not little monster!

You're a cushion. Where's Little Monster?

AUDIENCE: Behind you!

Oh, there you are.

Shall we see if the television's working now, everyone?

AUDIENCE: Yes.

Little Monster, after three, you know what to do. One, two, three.

BEEPING Oh, no!

Yes, as I suspected, there's not enough power to power

the lights and the TV at the same time.

Oh, but Robert!

How am I going to watch my favourite programme?

Oh, the same way I'm going to watch my favourite programme, sir.

With the Energy Podulator Mark 4!

Yes, of course. I was going to suggest the same thing.

You know, the old Energy...Pudding Maker, you know, for Mark Floor.

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

-No, I haven't.

-How do you switch it on? Do I just go in...

-No, no, no, sir!

No, it already is on. You see, the Energy Podulator Mark 4,

it's like a large battery that's capable of providing

power to both the lights and the TV.

-Ah!

-But, as you can see, the energy is very, very low at the moment.

So we need to feed things into the funnel here

to provide energy to the Podulator.

OK. So let me get this straight.

We need to feed the machine here and then we'll create energy

to power the lighting and the television as well?

Yes, that's pretty much the sum of it, sir, yes.

Well, stand aside, Robert. I am a professional at this, you know.

-Why do I get a bad feeling about this?

-Robert, let me ask you.

When you're feeling tired and you're very hungry, what do you do?

You eat some cake, right?

It's fine as part of a balanced diet, sir.

Well, I think we need some cake for the machine.

Don't you, everyone? AUDIENCE: Yes!

Oh, look at this, everyone! Wow, this is a big cake.

You know, sir, I'm not sure that's what my Podulator needs.

Shh! I know what I'm doing.

Right, I'll just put this over here.

Now we need to feed some of the cream in first, like that.

Shall I put the strawberry in? All right.

And then, what, a tiny, teensy-weensy little bit more?

Yeah, shall I do that? All right, here we go.

There we are. Put that in there, like so. There!

Now we simply need to pull the lever and switch it on.

Robert, why is it wobbling like this?

I think it's trying to find the energy in the cake, sir.

Oh, right. I see what you mean.

Urgh!

Did it work, everyone? AUDIENCE: No!

No, no. I don't think the Energy Podulator likes cake, sir.

I think the Energy Pudding Maker needs something a bit more healthy,

don't you, everyone? AUDIENCE: Yes.

Little Monster, what have you got that's a bit healthier?

Oh, look. Bananas.

There's lots of energy in bananas, isn't there, everyone?

AUDIENCE: Yes.

I'm not sure the Podulator would find that a-peeling.

-A-peeling!

-ROBERT LAUGHS

Shush!

Don't worry, Robert. I know what I'm doing. You can trust me.

I'll pop one of these bananas in.

Shall I pop another in, everyone? AUDIENCE: Yes.

And another one? AUDIENCE: Yes.

Another? AUDIENCE: Yes.

All right, well, that's everything. There you go.

Right. Oh, sounds good!

Hang on a minute. It's wobbling a little bit more this time, Robert.

-Is anything wrong with it?

-No, I don't think so, sir.

Urgh!

-Yes.

-I don't believe it.

Robert, honestly.

Yes, I don't think the Podulator likes bananas either, sir.

Why don't we clean things up a bit while I think of a better idea?

Come now, Robert.

I do know what I'm doing.

I am a professional, you know.

Shall I have one more go, everyone? AUDIENCE: Yes!

There we go.

Oh, no. Not my compost bucket, Little Monster.

Don't worry, Robert. I'm going to take your compost. Urgh!

And I'm going to pop it into the Pudding Maker

to create energy to power the house. Isn't that clever?

But if the Energy Podulator didn't like cakes or bananas,

-it's hardly going to like mouldy leaves.

-Shush!

Don't worry, Robert.

I've got this covered.

Right, I just simply go over to the machine,

pop a few old skins in there, old loaf of bread.

An old apple core.

Shall I put everything in, everyone? AUDIENCE: Yes!

Are you sure? AUDIENCE: Yes.

Right, in it goes, Robert. There we go.

Right. OK, Little Monster.

This is bound to work. Yes!

Oh, it's working, Robert. Hang on, it really is wobbling.

I'm going to go down here, where it's safe. OK, that's better.

Oh!

Oh, Robert!

I mean, look at me!

Yes, well, sir.

I'm not the sort of robot to say, "I told you so."

But... I did tell you so, sir.

Oh, I was trying so hard to help as well.

But I suppose we might as well check the energy gauge

-to see if anything's happened.

-Well, let's have a look, sir.

Oh!

-There's a bit of energy.

-Yes, we've got a little bit of energy!

Shall we see if that's enough energy to power the television?

All right, fine. I'll just go over here.

Right, Little Monster, would you be able to help me again?.

After three, let's press the remote control. Ready?

One, two, three.

Oh, dear. Robert, it didn't seem to work.

No, no, sir. I think you should probably leave this to me.

I mean, after all, it is my area of expertise. I am a robot.

OK, Robert. What do you have in mind?

Well, I'm going to take this pipe here

and I'm going to pop it in here.

Like that, you see.

I'm going to feed the Podulator with my own robo-energy.

Oh.

ROBERT HUMS

That doesn't seem to be working, does it, everyone?

Robert, I don't think your machine's working.

-WHILE HUMMING:

-I told you, I'm trying to provide robo-energy

down this pipe into the Podulator.

IMITATING HIM: Yes, but it's not working!

-STILL HUMMING:

-Well, perhaps...

-HE CLEARS HIS THROAT

Perhaps I'd better up the ante a little, and put in even more energy

with some robo-movement.

Robo-movement? That sounds amazing. What's that, old pal?

Well, so, robo-movement is, well, I mean, I can basically...

It means I'm going to dance.

-Right, you will join in with me?

-AUDIENCE: Yes!

Right, firing up my own RMP1 player.

And hitting it.

Right, everybody. Copy me.

We're going to get the robo-movement going. Here we go.

Let's see you dance!

-Robert?

-That's it.

What are you doing?

That's it.

If you're going to dance, you've got to do it properly.

You've got to give it some welly, Robert.

Get ready for Justin's aerobics class. Ready, everyone? OK.

This is it. Here we go. One, two, three.

To the side, to the side. Keep it going, kids.

Right, turn around. Good, all right. And back the other way.

To the side. Very good, excellent work. To the front. There we are.

Excellent, and wiggle your bottoms.

Very good, yes.

To the side. Excellent, all right.

Legs up. Very good.

I think it's working, Robert.

Well done, give yourselves a big round of applause.

Robert? Oh, dear.

I don't think that went quite as planned, sir.

-No! Come on, let's unravel you, shall we?

-Sorry, sir.

Well done.

ENGINE ROARS

Whoa!

Robert, what was that?

It was me!

Look, everybody. It's the explorer from next door!

It's Cat. She's back.

-# It's Cat

-It's Cat

-# She's back

-She's back

-# Shout it, everybody. ALL:

-Cat is back.

Hello, everyone!

Oh, it's great to be back.

But it's a bit dark in here.

It's almost as dark as the dank, dark depths of Darkington Caves.

What happened to you two?

I was trying to watch my favourite television programme.

I was trying to watch my favourite television programme.

There was a power cut,

so I started to feed the Energy Pudding Maker.

Yes, but that didn't work,

so I try to use my robo-energy in the Podulator.

Yes, and FYI, that didn't work either.

Justin started to try and do some movement with us,

then we got in a tangle.

Oh, dear.

It sounds like we've all been having a bit of machine trouble.

I almost didn't make it home because my aeroplane broke.

ALL: Oh, no! Did you manage to fix it?

Well, I met these brilliant mechanics. They fixed it for me.

Where are they? Oh!

-Hello!

-Hello!

-Let's have a big cheer for the mechanics.

CHEERING

Oh, good to see you. Please, make yourself at home.

Sit down on the couch, watch some television.

Ooh, would you guys like a cake? There you go.

WHISTLE

Me cakes! Me cakes!

And, sir, you know the TV doesn't work.

Oh, yes, it's, er, broken, isn't it, everyone?

ALL: Yes!

-No power, yes.

-Well, maybe the mechanics can take a look

and fix it for you. They're brilliant at fixing things.

Ooh, well, OK, Mechanics.

Take it away.

-Ha-ha.

-I hope they know what they're doing.

They're very noisy.

They have an unusual way of fixing things.

-Oh, right.

-Don't you worry, they'll have it fixed in no time.

DRUMMING

Very good.

Whoa!

One, two, three, four.

DRUMMING

Woo!

DRUMMING

Yeah!

FASTER DRUMMING

Oh, Robert!

Wow, look at that Mechanic playing the stairs.

Yay!

CHEERING

Wow. A huge cheer for the Mechanics!

CHEERING

DINGING

WHIRRING

I don't know what happened, but the power's back on.

-That's amazing!

-See, I told you they'd fix it.

Well done, guys!

CHEERING

Well done, Mechanics.

Shall we try and see if the television works, everyone?

ALL: Yes!

OK, Little Monster, here we go, the moment of truth.

After three, everyone.

ALL: One, two, three.

BEEP AND GROANING HUM

-Oh!

-Don't worry, everybody.

I think I know what happened.

You see, the Mechanics were so noisy,

they fed the Energy Podulator Mark 4 with noise energy -

but just not enough to keep everything going for very long.

Does that mean if we fed it with even more noise energy,

that would make the TV work again?

Did somebody say "noise"?

We can be noisy, can't we, everyone?

ALL: YEEESSSSS!

I think that was a yes, sir.

Right, Robert, fire up the old noisy RMP1 player.

-Firing up now, sir.

-HUM

And what do we say, everyone?

-ALL: Hit it!

-Hitting it now.

MUSIC PLAYS Come on, let's see you dancing!

Yeah!

# Well, it's a Justin's House party, so sing along

# But if you sing quietly, you're doing it wrong

(# Singing softly's not allowed)

# When we sing

# We sing it loud!

Now, everyone over this side,

you're going to sing loudly with me.

And everybody over this side,

you're going to sing even louder with me. OK?

# Sing loud like this - la la la-la... #

-One, two, three.

-ALL: # La la la-la

# Sing louder like this - wah wah wah-wah... #

-One, two, three.

-ALL: # Wah wah wah-wah! #

Whoa!

That was really loud.

It certainly was, Cat.

# Well, it's a Justin's House party so sing along

# But if you sing quietly you're doing it wrong

(# Singing softly's not allowed)

# When we sing

# We sing it loud!

# Sing loud like this - mee mee mee-mee... #

-One, two, three.

-ALL: # Mee mee mee-mee

# Sing louder like this - whee whee whee-whee... #

Ready? One, two, three.

ALL: # Whee whee whee-whee

# Louder like this - walla walla walla woo... #

-One, two, three.

-ALL: # Walla walla walla woo

# Or like this - rah rah rah roo... #

Ready? One, two, three.

ALL: # Rah rah rah roo! #

Come on, everybody, let's play a loud guitar!

-Here we go!

-Loud guitars, here we go!

GUITAR SOLO

Loud!

Loudness!

OK, everybody, now we're going to sing loud,

but all together. Here we go!

# Sing loud like this - la la la-la... #

-One, two, three!

-ALL: # La la la-la

# Louder like this - la la la-la... #

-One, two, three!

-ALL: # La la la-la

# We can sing louder - walla walla walla woo... #

-One, two, three.

-ALL: # Walla walla walla woo

# Even louder - rah rah rah-rah... #

-One, two, three.

-ALL: # Rah rah rah-rah! #

Yay!

DINGING

WHIRRING

-Sir, look!

-The energy gauge!

-It's full again!

-CHEERING

I'm sure the television's going to work now. Shall we try it out?

-ALL: Yes!

-Brilliant!

OK, you all know what to do. Here we go.

ALL: One, two, three.

HORSE WHINNIES, BEEP

-ON TV:

-# Justin's House... #

Yay!

Oh, I like the silver one in this.

Yes, yes. Now, now, sir, sir...

I'm ever so sorry I stopped you from watching your favourite show.

Oh, Robert, that's all right, old pal.

I'm sorry I stopped you watching your favourite show too.

Seeing as we repaired the TV together,

why don't we watch our favourite shows together?

Oh, that's a lovely idea.

But first of all, we've got to say a huge thank you

to our heroes, the Mechanics!

CHEERING

Cat!

CHEERING

Little Monster!

CHEERING

A big cheer for Robert!

CHEERING

And a big cheer for you!

CHEERING

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

ALL: Justin's House!

My favourite bit was when the Mechanics were drumming.

When Justin got the slime and rubbish all over him.

When Justin opened the door,

Robert fell over.

My favourite bit was when we got to sing and dance.

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