Little Shell Farewell Lulu Zipadoo

Lulu!

Lulu!

# Have you all seen Lulu?

# Lulu Zipadoo

# The cutest little tortoise

# Will always be there for us

# She's looking out for fun

# For her and everyone

# Oh, Lulu, look at her go

# She's on a new adventure

# Who knows where it will end

# She loves to go exploring

# With Hugo, her best friend

# She heads our far and wide

# With just one wish in mind

# Along with all her friends

# Lulu, where're you going to

# Lulu, Lulu, Lulu

# Lulu, we're all coming too

# Lulu, always on the go

# And if you want to find her

# Call Lulu Zipadoo

-# Lulu Zipadoo!

-#

-Come on, then, your turn.

-Yahoo!

Mine went the furthest.

No, it was mine. Look, there.

There, Freda threw hers the furthest.

Oh, what is that?

That? Well, I bet you my shell it's a peanut.

-Oh!

-Oh! A peanut?

Of course, Hugo, it's exactly the same shape.

It's a really funny-looking peanut.

-I think that it's a pea pod.

-A pea pod? It isn't!

-I'm sure we're right.

-Wait, I've got some peanuts and peas at home.

Let's go and see.

-Oh!

-I told you so.

-They don't have the same skin.

-I'm not fussed about their skin.

-Well, we are.

-And now for the pea.

It looks just the same.

Hmm. Well, I suppose it's a little bit bigger.

-That's because it's a big pea pod.

-We won!

-And you lost!

All right, then. If that makes you happy. Can we play now, OK?

-But aren't you forgetting something?

-Like?

-Ha-ha! Your shell.

-You bet it, Lulu.

-Oh, well, that was just a way of talking.

-Really?

Lulu, you did bet it,

and when you make a bet and lose, you have to pay up.

You're not going to break your promise, are you?

-All right, here you go.

-Thanks, Lulu. Way-hey!

Ha-ha, we've got a shell!

Well, Lulu, I never thought you'd give it to them.

Well, I don't care about that old shell anyway.

No, not that. Er...I'm sure I can find something to replace it with.

Here we are! This is nice.

-Ta-da! Ohhh!

-Ha-ha-ha!

Good night, Lulu. Ha-ha-ha!

Yes, right, good night.

# Da-da da, da-da da-da!

# Da-da, hm-hm... #

LAUGHS

Wow!

Oh, wow!

Oh!

Oh! Ohh! Oh!

One, two, three, four, five...

Ha-ha-ha!

DRUMROLL

Oh...ohh!

And now, the best part of the show. Here I come! Hup!

Look what they're doing. That's my shell! They're going to...

-Whoa! Oh!

-Uh-oh!

-Ooh!

-Uh-oh!

-Ohh! Uh-oh!

-They can't do that!

-Oh, Lulu, what are you doing?

Me? Well, I'm...nothing.

I'm washing my hands.

-Coming out to play after?

-Yes, yes! Right now!

-Oh!

-Oh.

-Lulu?

-Yes?

-Do you want to come and play?

We're having loads of fun with your shell.

Coming.

Well, are you coming to play, or what?

Are you sure you don't really care about your shell?

Not at all.

-Look out, it's going to fall in the river.

-What?!

Just as I thought.

-Oh, how are we ever going to get it back?

-Follow me, Lulu.

You'll see. You'll get there before it does.

Come on, hurry up!

Oh, that's great. But how am I supposed to get it?

Here, take this.

Oh, no! Oh!

Well done, Lulu! Ha-ha-ha!

Oh, I love you so much, my dear shell!

I almost lost you for ever.

-No, you'll never leave, ever, ever again.

-Er, Lulu.

Well done there, Lulu.

Great, I really thought we were going to lose it.

-Thanks for getting our shell back.

-Hey!

-Just wait, not so fast!

-And to you.

-And to you.

-And to you.

-And you.

-Did you want it back?

Well, I lost my bet.

I don't want them to think I'm some kind of baby missing a toy.

I think I have an idea. This is what we'll do.

WHISPERING AND GIGGLING

Ready? BLOWS WHISTLE

Wait for me!

-Ready?

-Wait, Lulu isn't here.

No, no, it's OK, she's not playing. She went home.

-BLOWS WHISTLE

-Ohh!

Catch it!

-Pass it to me.

-Got it.

Oh, wait, wait!

Pass it.

Yeah, I got it.

Ha-ha-ha!

LAUGHING

Hurry up, catch the ball.

To me. To me.

Ah!

BLOWS WHISTLE

That's against the rules.

Giving means giving.

Oh, I know that. I was just looking to see if it was broken. It's OK.

-Want to play catch?

-Oh!

Whoo-hoo! What's the matter with Lulu?

She's acting funny.

BLOWS WHISTLE

Oh, Lulu, stop sulking.

I'm sure if you just explain it to them, they'll understand

-why you want your shell back.

-I don't want to tell them.

Anyway, it's all your fault.

What? My fault? That's not fair.

You shouldn't have made the bet in the first place.

Well, I'll bet you my hair that if you hadn't got that peanut and pea,

I'd still have my shell.

Ooh! That thing!

-Mm.

-There.

-What is that thing?

-It's moving!

-Ah!

-Ah!

Hey, everybody! Come and see this.

Ooh!

ALL GASP

ALL: Ah!

Wow!

WOW!

ALL GASP

ALL: A butterfly!

Is the butterfly leaving its house?

It doesn't need it any more.

Well, you know, my shell is a little bit like a butterfly's house.

It's like a little piece of me.

I'm sure some day I won't need it, just like that butterfly.

But for the time being, I still need it.

Well, Lulu, if we'd known that, we'd have never taken it from you.

-Of course not.

-Especially as you didn't really win the bet anyway.

-It wasn't a pea, it's called a cocoon.

-Oh!

-Here, please take it.

-Lulu butterfly.

-Thank you!

LAUGHS

Close your eyes, OK?

And nobody cheat.

ALL: OK.

Ssh!

There you go, you can go and find it.

-Hide and seek!

-Hunt the tortoise shell.

-Oh!

-Ha-ha!

I'll bet my hair they won't find it quickly.

By the way, Lulu, you've already bet me your hair.

-Oh!

-Ha-ha-ha-ha! Don't worry.

I won't take it if you tell me where you've hidden your shell.

Ha-ha-ha!

Oh, Lulu! Ha-ha-ha!

Ha-ha-ha!

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