Who's For Hide and Seek? Lulu Zipadoo

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?

# Do do do-do-do, do do, do-do do-do

# Lulu, we're all coming too

# Do do do-do-do, do do, do-do do-do

# Lulu, always on the go. #

And if you want to find her,

call, Lulu Zipadoo.

Lulu Zipadoo!

28, 29, 30. Here I come!

-Barry, I can see you.

-Oh.

Hattie, found you!

That's a pretty fern, Hattie, but it doesn't hide you very well.

-What shall we do now?

-Be quiet. And be careful. You're not helping.

Wait, I'm slipping. Woah!

Found you two as well.

-Bad luck. That was a great hiding place.

-Oh.

I told you, my branch was better and much stronger.

Yeah, but mine had more leaves.

Found you, Hugo!

How did you manage to find me?

Well, your ears were sticking out.

Ha-ha-ha! I always forget about those.

-I found almost everybody in no time at all.

-There's only Spike left.

Here I am!

Spike? What are you doing?

Didn't you hide?

Yes, I did. I was in that big hollow tree over there.

A hollow tree's a great place to hide, Spike.

Yes, but inside,

it's dark and damp and cold.

Ha-ha-ha! So you got scared

and you came out of your hiding place before Lulu could find you!

ALL: Ha-ha-ha!

That's not true. I wasn't scared.

Oh, don't worry. We all know that you're a little bit...scared.

An eenie-weenie bit.

Is that what you all think?

That I'm just a little scaredy-cat?

Well, erm, I mean, you're scared of

lots of things, like, well,

spiderwebs, insects that go ts-ts-ts-tsss. Ha-ha-ha!

Sticky tape that's too sticky.

Or not sticky.

Bits of paper.

Corn fields where you can get lost.

And even chestnuts that fall from trees.

All right. I'm scared of a few things. But what about you?

Aren't you scared of anything?

Well, let me see. I don't think Barry is scared of much.

Might even say that Barry isn't scared of anything.

-While you're a little scared of everything.

-That's not true!

-So, you're not bothered if something lands on your ear?

-Agh! Agh! Agh!

ALL: Ha-ha-ha!

Well, I don't think that's funny!

Oh, come on, Spike. We're only having fun.

I don't think it's funny, everyone.

If that's the way it is, I'd rather be by myself.

Oh, but, Spike, come back!

So, what do we do now?

We keep playing hide and seek, don't we?

You're it, Barry. Ha-ha-ha!

Shouldn't we go and get Spike to play as well?

Don't you worry, Lulu.

He'll be back as soon as he starts getting hungry for a snack.

One, two, three, four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine, ten.

Oh.

-I found you!

-Oh!

Hm...

-Found you!

-Oh!

-DISTANT THUNDER ROARS

-Huh?

-Huh?

Ooh!

You hear that?

Yes, there's a storm coming.

Shouldn't we go home now, then?

Where's Spike?

We've got to find him.

Well, of course. Let's split up.

We'll find him faster that way. Come on!

Spike?

Spike?

Spike? Whoo!

Woah!

THUNDER ROARS

34, 35, 36.

Um, Frida, there's no point counting to 100 before finding Spike.

Really?

Spike? Are you there?

-THUNDER ROARS

-Agh!

There he is!

Ho! Po! La-di-da!

Leave the Princess alone, you mean Dragon, because if you don't,

you will be in terrible trouble. Take that!

-Spike! We've been looking for you everywhere.

-Well, I was here.

You want to play with me?

Er, I'm not sure that's a good idea.

We have to leave, right away.

Leave? Right away?

We have to find the others before the storm starts.

Why is that? It's only a storm.

THUNDER ROARS

That's exactly why we should leave.

-Well?

-There's no sign of Spike.

What about you?

Nothing either.

THUNDER ROARS

ALL: Oh!

Don't worry, Barry must have found him.

I hope so. With him, I'm sure Spike won't be afraid.

Don't worry, Barry. We're nearly there.

And once we're at the mill, we'll be nice and safe.

-THUNDER ROARS

-Agh!

Come on. It's not far now.

It's locked! Oh!

Oh, dear, Barry. Are you really scared of storms, then?

I've been afraid of storms ever since I was small.

But there's no need to be.

That's easy for you to say. Those flashing lights are scary.

THUNDER ROARS

Oh! Every time I hear the thunder and see the lightning, it makes me

really, really frightened.

Don't worry, Barry. It'll be gone soon.

I already know that the storm is starting to move away.

Really? No, you're just trying to make me feel better.

But it's true! I've counted. The storm is going away.

What did you count?

How do you know it's moving away?

Don't you know that trick?

You just have to count the seconds between the time you see

the flash of lightning and the time you hear the clap of thunder.

-Really?

-Yes, really.

If there's less and less time between the two,

it means the storm is coming near.

And if there is more and more time, it means it's moving away.

Right now, it's moving away.

It's moving away? Are you sure?

Of course, Barry!

Look, we're going to count.

Look for the next flash of lightning.

BOTH: One...two...three...four...

THUNDER ROARS

Four. OK, let's wait for the next one.

One...

BOTH: two...three...

four...five...six...

THUNDER ROARS

Spike! You're right. It's going. Ha-ha! You're great!

Ha-ha-ha!

ALL: Woah!

Do you think that Barry and Spike are as scared as we are?

Well, I don't know.

THUNDER ROARS ALL: Woah!

-Spike?

-Hmm?

You won't tell the others I'm afraid of storms?

Because everyone thinks I'm never afraid of anything, so...

Don't worry, I won't say a thing.

Come on, let's find the others, before they start worrying about us.

Oh, there they are, everyone!

-Hello, there.

-Barry! Spike! Oh, I'm so happy to see you.

Me too, especially as you are all right.

-What a storm that was!

-Bing! Bang! Boom!

-We all got really scared!

-Well, not that scared.

But we were scared for the two of you.

Especially for you, my little friend.

It's true. I was afraid.

But as Barry isn't afraid of anything, he looked after me.

That's so kind, Barry.

Good thing he found you, then.

Listen, everyone. What Spike's saying is not true.

ALL: Huh?!

The truth is, it was me who got scared, and Spike looked after me.

-Is that true?

-That's right. I've always been afraid of thunder

and lightning, but not Spike.

He was very, very brave.

And he taught me how to find out

if the storm is coming closer or moving away.

Oh, yes, I know that trick.

You have to count the seconds between the lightning

and when you hear the thunder.

That's right, and if there are more and more seconds,

it means the storm is moving away.

You know loads of things, Spike.

It's my mum who taught me that,

one day, when there was a storm.

Spike is really clever.

Really clever, and very brave too.

What I also know is that sometimes, after a storm, there's a rainbow.

Oh, yes, look! He's right.

So that means the storm is really gone now.

-So we can play hide and seek again!

-Great!

Yes, but before we do, let's have a big cheer for brave Spike.

Hip Hip! ALL: Hooray!

Hip Hip! ALL: Hooray!

Hip Hip! ALL: Hooray!

-Whoop!

-Whoop!

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