Do Elephants Forget? Kazoops

Hi, I'm Monty.

# He's a boy with a big imagination... #

And this is Jimmy Jones.

# Meet the pig who's truly a sensation... #

He's my best friend.

# He's always wondering why

# Kazoops

# Kazoops

# Kazoops... #

Come on, let's go.

# Kazoops is what you'll hear him say... #

Kazoops, Jimmy Jones.

# Just imagine, and they're on their way... #

Woohoo!

# On an adventure of discovery and play

# Kazoops

-# Kazoops. #

-Just imagine!

And here's Cheetah, creeping through the jungle.

And... Oh, no! He's about to pounce on poor Elephant.

HE OINKS

But wait, who's this zooming through the undergrowth?

It's Otis, rushing to the rescue.

Yay! Good, old Otis. He'll save you, Elephant.

HE SNIFFS

What's up, Jimmy Jones?

I can't smell anything.

Anyway, Otis roars up on his trike, grabs Cheetah and says...

Any dirty washing, Monty?

HE GROANS

-HE SNIFFS

-Whoa! What's that?

HE SNIFFS

Oh. That's funny. It's not your dirty socks.

Dad, we're trying to play here.

HE SNIFFS

Uh-oh. What's this?

-Eurgh!

-JIMMY JONES SQUEALS

Monty! It's your school lunchbox.

And it's disgusting.

A half-eaten cheese sandwich with green mould on it.

A horrible old yoghurt carton.

-And I don't even know what THIS is.

-Oops. Sorry, Dad.

How long has this lunchbox been under your bed?

Er... I can't remember.

-A week maybe?

-Well, it needs to be washed up immediately.

HE OINKS

Hang on in there, Elephant. I'll be back.

Stand back, everyone. Big, smelly load coming through.

-SHE SNIFFS

-Ooof!

-Eww!

-Gross!

-What a whiff!

Hm, maybe this is a job for the dishwasher.

Oh, it's full.

That's odd, somebody should have emptied this.

-Not me.

-What day is it today?

-Tuesday.

-Tuesday.

Hmm?

Oops. Sorry.

Yes, Tuesday is your turn, Monts.

-I forgot.

-You should be an elephant, Monty.

What do you mean, Gran?

Well, they say that elephants never forget.

-Is that true?

-Absolutely.

But how can they never forget?

Well, er... Ooh...

I suppose it's because they have huge, flappy ears

that hear everything and send it straight to their big brains.

That can't be right.

Nobody can remember everything.

What if Gran's right and elephants never forget?

They'd never forget to clean a smelly lunchbox.

HE OINKS

And they'd always remember to empty the dishwasher.

Kazoop, Jimmy Jones! Do you think someone can remember everything?

Just imagine.

ELEPHANT TRUMPETS

Can you hear that, Jimmy Jones? It's coming from in here.

# An elephant has the most amazing features

# Like giant ears that flap around

# And a big, long trunk they can use as a shower

# And for picking things off the ground

# They're really, really big and really, really strong

# And they can sound just like trumpets

# But an elephant's proudest attribute

# Is that an elephant never forgets... #

Come on, Jimmy Jones.

# An elephant will always remember your birthday

# And won't forget to buy a gift

# An elephant will never lose the TV remote

# They know exactly where it is

# An elephant remembers to take an umbrella

# Every time it pours

# And you can bet that an elephant

# Will not forget to do their chores

# An elephant always remembers some sunscreen

# When they're out in the sun... #

You too, Jimmy Jones!

# An elephant will not forget to smile

# When they're having their photos done... #

Say cheese!

# An elephant always takes a shopping list

# So they don't forget a thing

# But there was one elephant

# Who did forget

# To bring the laundry in... #

Uh-oh.

# In the afternoon, it rained and rained

# And all the clothes got wet

# So now he ties a sock to his trunk

# To remind him not to forget

# An elephant always remembers

# An elephant never forgets... #

Come on, Jimmy Jones!

# Their memory works perfectly

# A forgetful elephant is a rarity

# An elephant always remembers

# An elephant never forgets

# They need no reminding

# And what I am finding

# Is an elephant

# Almost never forgets. #

THEY LAUGH

Wow, Jimmy Jones.

Elephants really do have fantastic memories.

And if they forget, they do things to help them remember.

HE OINKS

Ha-ha! I can't tie a sock around my trunk.

HE OINKS

I haven't got one. But I can write things down. Come on.

-Hmm. Do we have any orange juice, Mum?

-Oh, sorry, love.

-I forgot to pick some up from the shop.

-Hey, everyone.

I know how to remember all the stuff I need to remember.

-Good for you, Monty.

-I'll write everything down on the calendar.

We have a calendar?

Yes.

Ooh, you can make a note to remember to buy some orange juice tomorrow.

OK. Buy orange juice.

Ooh, yes. Don't forget -

my favourite wrestling programme's on TV on Saturday.

Gran's wrestling.

There was something else I was supposed to remember.

HE OINKS Er...

Oh, yes! Tuesday is always my turn to empty the dishwasher.

Oh, there's already something written here for today.

-Oh, what does it say, Monty?

-It just says "bowling."

What bowling?

Oh! Oh! I completely forgot!

We're all going bowling tonight. I booked it last week.

-Awesome!

-Cool!

-Brilliant!

It's lucky Monty saw it on the calendar.

Well done, Monty.

THEY ALL CHEER

Just imagine!