Everyone's a Star Lulu Zipadoo

-# Lulu #

-Lulu, Lulu

-# Lulu #

-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 out far and wide With just one wish in mind

# Along with all her friends

-# Lulu, where you going to?

-Lu-lu-lu-lu-lu, Lu-lu, Lu-lu-lu-lu

-# Lulu, we are coming too

-Lu-lu-lu-lu-lu, Lu-lu, Lu-lu-lu-lu

# Lulu, always on the go

# And if you want to find her Call Lulu Zipadoo. #

Lulu Zipadoo!

Now, a group of stars in the sky is called a constellation,

and if we draw some pretend lines between those stars,

we find they make drawings in the sky.

Now, there's one called the Big Dipper.

It's easy to find, because it looks like a saucepan.

Of course there are lots of other constellations,

and some named after animals.

There's the wolf, the horse,

the snake, the whale,

the eagle

and finally here, the hare constellation.

Wow! I knew it!

What did you know, Hugo?

That hares like me are stars.

-We have our own constellation.

-Oh, that's silly.

-Yeah.

It was the teacher who said it!

-BELL RINGS

-It's break time.

I'll be out in a minute. I have a surprise for you.

-Thanks, Miss!

-I'll be out very soon.

-A brush?

-A television?

An aeroplane, a nice light, a pair of slippers?

Did you say slippers, Barry?

I'm the handle. We made you a saucepan.

That's right. We're the Big Dipper constellation.

Heh-heh-heh!

-Are you coming to play, Spike?

-No, I don't feel like it.

Are you OK?

No, I'm sad.

I'm sad because you've got a constellation and I haven't.

It's not fair.

Of course you've got one. I know you have.

Is that true? You think so?

Of course, the teacher just forgot to say so.

Yoo-hoo! I've got a constellation!

The hedgehog constellation! Yoo-hoo-hoo!

Lulu, are you sure? I've never heard of a hedgehog constellation.

(Neither have I.)

(So why did you say it?)

(Well, only because he was upset.)

(I just said it to make him happy.)

-(Oh, Lulu!

-Yes, but it worked.)

(Don't get your ears in a twist.)

Very well, you're all here. Now, listen to my surprise.

We'll all meet at the old cherry tree after sunset.

-I've asked your parents and it's fine.

-What are we going to do?

We're going to look at the constellations together.

I'll bring my binoculars.

-Yeah!

-Woo!

-That's great!

-All right, see you tonight.

-See you tonight, Miss!

Yay! I'm going to see my constellation.

The hedgehog constellation.

Oh, no! How terrible.

Spike will find out that his constellation isn't real,

and he'll be upset at me for making it up.

Do you have any ideas to sort this out?

Well, I can sort this out, but I'm not sure if you'll like the plan.

-Go on, then.

-You shouldn't have made up the constellation.

You're right. I was wrong.

Wait. I have another idea. It's a little strange, but...

What is it?

-I'll only say two words - solar lights.

-Solar lights?

What are they?

They're little lights that glow by themselves in the dark.

MUMBLING INSIDE WORKSHOP

-He's working in there. How are we going to do it?

-Shh. I don't know.

Huh?

Oh.

# Dum-de-dum-da-dum #

RATTLING ON THE ROOF

What's all this noise?

He's coming!

Doesn't seem to be anything there. Ah, well.

Give me your shell.

I'll be right back.

Ah!

Brendan, you're a star!

Hugo, quick!

Quick, Hugo!

Oh, dear. I don't understand. I must be hearing things.

-One here.

-And there.

-One here.

-And there.

-And this one.

-That's it!

The hedgehog constellation is ready to shine!

Wait, we forgot one thing - the teacher!

-What about her?

-She'll be there tonight.

She knows that it isn't real.

-She'll tell Spike.

-He'll be really sad.

Carrots and lettuce - we'll get in trouble!

-Lulu, Hugo!

-You two!

We're coming!

Make sure they don't come up here. I'll see the teacher.

What will you do?

Don't worry, Lulu, it's all under control.

Hello, everyone! Wait there, I'm coming.

It's almost time to go to the cherry tree.

Oh!

Where are my binoculars? I'm sure I put them there.

Ah, I knew I had another pair.

You're just in time, Hugo.

It's getting dark.

My constellation's going to appear!

Yes, let's hope so.

I hid the binoculars in Brendan's shed.

By the time she finds them, Spike will have seen his constellation.

-Good evening, children.

-ALL: Good evening, Miss.

Oops, looks like I spoke too soon.

You tried to help me. Thanks, anyway.

There! Look at that!

It's the hedgehog constellation!

It's beautiful.

BOTH GULP

The hedgehog constellation? That doesn't exist.

-What do you mean, Spike?

-Of course it exists, look! There it is!

Impossible. Let's take a closer look.

Somebody's played a joke on you, Spike.

Those are solar lights stuck in the grass.

A joke?

-Who?

-It wasn't me.

Lulu,

you told me it was real.

Yes, but I told you that because you were sad.

-That's not very nice.

-Not very nice at all.

But... It wasn't just me. Hugo thought of the solar lights.

Oh, I just wanted to help Lulu.

We wanted to make you happy, Spike.

So we made up your constellation.

It does look really nice.

Oh, yes! Could you make an owl constellation as well for me?

Maybe. But you still made it all up.

It was a bad joke, and not very nice.

Spike, where are you going? Wait!

Don't worry, Miss. Spike is scared of everything. Especially the dark.

He'll be back in a second.

-Spike, come back! It's not funny.

-You upset him. He must be very sad.

-And it's all my fault.

-It's OUR fault.

-What are we going to do, Miss?

-Go and find him.

-All right, let's go!

-OK.

-Spike!

-Spike!

-Spike!

Come on, please. Answer us.

-Spike!

-Spi-i-ike!

-Oh, no! I hope he hasn't been...

-Eaten by a dragon! Ha-ha-ha!

Don't say that, that's not funny. Anyway, dragons don't exist.

-LULU GASPS

-Uh-oh!

What is it?

Oh!

Aaaah!

BOTH: Aaaah!

It's a dragon!

Hee-hee-hee!

I got you back!

-Ah!

-Phew!

I can play jokes too, you know.

Good, now that we're all together again,

we can finally see the constellations.

That's the Big Dipper...

So you promise you're not upset with me?

Of course not. Because space is huge, you know.

So I'm still hopeful.

Hopeful about what?

About finding the real hedgehog constellation one day!

-Just a little higher are sun stars and the Scorpio constellation.

-Wow!

-Can you see it? They're very pretty.

-And those stars look like a dragon.

That's right, Hattie. That's the name of the constellation.

I can see it!

It's very bright, isn't it?

-Can you see it?

-It's amazing.

-Yeah.

And what's that one over there? The little saucepan?

You're right, it really looks like a saucepan.

It's called the Little Dipper. It's very old.

So there have been stars for ages?

Yes, because stars live for billions of years.

-I just saw a shooting star!

-ALL: Wow!

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