Roy O'Clock Little Roy

# Hey, everybody, Won't you come on in?

# I'm Little Roy and this is Finn

# We live together and we sure are glad

# To have a big sister Becky and my mam and dad

# I'm Little Roy

# I'm Little Roy

# Sometimes a cartoon kid can make mistakes

# Like a runaway train without any brakes

# When I'm in a pickle or a tricky situation

# I love to use my big imagination

# Where I can be Wonder Roy

# With my sidekick Finn

# Battling super villains and we always win

-# Little Roy

-He's Little Roy

-# I'm Little Roy

-He's Little Roy

-# I'm Little Roy

-He's Little Roy

-# I'm Little Roy

-He's Little Roy.

-#

THEY LAUGH

CLOCK TICKS

Hey, everybody. I'm learning to tell the time.

I'm teaching him to tell the time. He's very determined. Watch this.

So, what's the time, there, Roy?

It's 20 past the five with nine to 11.

Did I get it right?

Actually, you got the numbers right which is very good.

Let's just go through it again.

So, the big hand is pointing to five which means it is 25 past

and the little hand...

OK, that's enough for today.

It's a lot to take in, especially for a child like Roy.

There's so much going on inside that head of his.

Learning to tell the time isn't easy. It takes lots of practice.

Like scoring goals?

Exactly.

I bet it took Ronaldo years to get as good as he is.

Years?

Not to tell the time.

Don't worry, you're nearly there, you just have to keep going.

It's time to take on the clocks!

You know, I think Mr Barker got a special new clock.

Why is it so special?

You'll have to see, won't you?

KNOCK ON DOOR

Mr Barker.

Mr Barker.

Just a minute.

Mr Barker!

What's that? It looks like Becky's old doll's house.

It's my new clock.

-But it's got a roof.

-That's because it's very special.

-Can it help me to learn to tell the time?

-Oh, yes, definitely.

Come on in. Have a look.

Great save. You'd be a good goalie.

Well, I was, back in the day. And I've still got it.

# Ole, ole, ole, ole! #

HE LAUGHS

Now, this is not a toy,

so it could break very easily.

Yeah, looks like it.

So, no whizzing about, OK?

And no touching.

-Just to be on the safe side.

-Got it.

See? I'm not even moving my feet.

That's a bit close.

It's broken. Nothing is moving.

You'd better take it back to the shop.

It works fine.

-It's a cuckoo clock.

-What's a cuckoo clock?

It's like no other clock in the world.

Now, when it's something o'clock, something happens.

Does it explode?

No, better than that. Look, I'll show you.

Stand back and stay calm.

-I am very calm.

-Good.

Now then,

when the big hand comes around to 12 o'clock...

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

Do it again! Do it again!

Maybe later.

BUZZER BUZZES

That's Mrs Barker asking me to come inside.

I hope the postman has been.

Right, on we go.

Right, now...

Now...

You wait in the garden, all right?

-Yes, Mr Barker.

-No going in the shed on your own.

-No, Mr Barker.

-Good, good.

I'll be back in a minute.

I can wait a minute. It's not that long, is it?

One o'clock, two o'clock, 11 o'clock, 20 o'clock.

That has to be a minute.

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

What's that? It sounds like the cuckoo.

I'll just take a peek to make sure everything is all right.

You wait in the garden. No going in the shed on your own.

You be good for Mr and Mrs Barker. Do as you're told.

Yes, mam.

Always eat the jammy bit in the jam doughnut last

because it's the best part.

Yes, Becky.

If I learn to tell the time really quickly,

Mr Barker will be pleased I went in the shed.

DOOR CREAKS

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

CUCKOO CLOCK WINDS DOWN

Oh, no!

I broke it!

-Cuckoo!

-It's broken.

What am I going to do? HIS TEETH CHATTER

What would Wonder Roy do?

Where is everybody?

Look! Where's the clock face?

YELLING

Glitterella!

There's trouble at Villa de Villains. Come on.

We came as fast as we could. What's wrong?

Someone's stolen my clock. I haven't a clue what time it is

and now I left my facemask on too long.

-Look...

-SHE KNOCKS ON HER FACE

..rock-solid.

THEY LAUGH

-This is not acceptable.

-DOOR CRASHES OPEN

I overslept.

That's not like you, Major. Interesting.

It is not interesting, someone took my alarm clock.

Glitterella's is missing, too.

And the clock on the tower.

And no-one has collected the rubbish or turned up for work.

It looks like everybody overslept.

Ah! My pink clock.

SHOUTING

The Messer! We'll take care of this.

Ah! Ooh!

EVIL CACKLING

Oh, not you two.

-It's time to give the clocks back.

-Never.

All that tick-tocking drives me mad.

Now leave me alone.

Uh-oh.

Look out!

I have an idea.

Let's make some noise.

Go!

ALL THE CLOCKS START RINGING

No more. No more!

HE CRIES

MOTOR WHIRS

GLITTERELLA CRIES AND SNIFFS

My beautiful clock is destroyed.

No problem, I can fix that.

-SHE GASPS

-Thank you!

I can fix that.

I can fix clocks.

DOOR LATCH CLICKS AND HIS TEETH CHATTER

-HE SIGHS IN RELIEF

-All right?

No, I broke Mr Barker's special clock.

The door won't close and the cuckoo is stuck.

It looks really old.

Maybe if I could get inside,

I might be able to fix it.

There's a hole here.

You'll never fit in there.

We'll see about that.

I can do this.

That's one finger.

Try going in backwards.

Do you mean bottom first?

I don't think it's working.

HE GRUNTS

That's it.

I'm going in.

One more push should do it.

I've got this.

THEY BREATHE HEAVILY

Eurrggh, it's smelly in here.

Just hurry up and fix it, OK?

I'll have a look around.

This is so cool. I wish I could squeeze into stuff

like my remote control monster truck.

I could see what it's really like to drive it.

Whoa.

Sorry!

Oh.

Roy must have headed home.

Probably just as well.

-MR BARKER WHISTLES

-What was that?

It's Mr Barker. He's coming back.

-Oh, no!

-Quick, you have to get out.

I think I need a push.

(Stay quiet and don't move.)

MR BARKER HUMS TO HIMSELF

What?

What's the matter here?

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

Mind yourself, Mr Barker.

Becky, Tristan, how did Roy get inside my clock?

That wasn't Roy, that was a cuckoo.

Cuckoo!

Roy thinks he's good at disguises.

I thought I asked you to wait in the garden.

Sorry, Mr Barker.

Well, let's get him out.

ROY LAUGHS That tickles!

Oh!

Thanks.

I wanted to show you I could tell the time.

Then the door wouldn't shut and I tried to fix it.

-MAM:

-Roy!

There you are.

You found Mr Barker's cuckoo clock, then?

Thought you might like it.

What?

The next time Mr Barker asks you to wait in the garden,

-what will you do?

-Wait in the garden.

I know you are curious and that is a good thing,

but you have to do as you're told.

-It's very important.

-I know.

I'm sorry.

I have some money in my piggy bank.

Maybe I could buy Mr Barker a new one.

There's no need, it's not broken. Come on, I'll show you.

Yes! Come on.

The clock is old and stiff, that's all,

which is why I ordered this.

It's a special oil for clocks to keep it from getting stuck.

That's a relief, isn't it, Roy?

Since you like the cuckoo clock so much,

you can help me oil it if you like.

I'd love to.

Tell us the time there, Roy.

You can forget sometimes how young he is.

It's two o'clock.

-It's the right time.

-He's very talented.

It's all about nurturing their full potential.

-Well, I taught him to read the time.

-Well, actually I have been...

It's just a knack I have. I mean, I probably should have been a teacher.

-Roy is a quick learner.

-He is, isn't he?

I think so.

Yippee! I can tell the time!

Oh, oh! Now, now, now! Now, no whizzing!

Shed rules.

I'll just have a party in my head instead.

Oh, yes.

THEY LAUGH

FIREWORKS WHIZZ

Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo!