Ice Ice Messy Messy Goes to OKIDO

-WHISTLES

-Let's ski-doodle, Okidoodle!

-# Messy goes to Okido

-# Find out what you want to know

# Let's all go to Okido

# Okido, Okido

# Messy goes to Okido

# All the things you want to know

# Come along and say hello

# Let's go see our friends

-Felix!

-# In Okido

-Zoe!

-# In Okido

-Zim, Zam, Zoom!

-# In Okido

# Ba-barap, whoop-whoo!

# Messy goes to Okido

# Let's all go to Okido

# Find out what you need to know

# Messy goes to Okido! #

Hoo-hoo, hoo-hoo!

Hot, hot, hot!

Hello. Phew! Oh, it's hot today.

Oh, that's more like it.

What happened to my ice lolly? Where's it gone?

It's a mystery.

When you need to know, go to Okido!

Snow!

Wow.

ZOE AND FELIX LAUGH

Felix, Zoe.

-Hey, Messy, isn't this great?

-We're going to the park.

Come with us.

Wow. So much snow. What shall we do with it?

Make snowmen!

-The biggest snowmen Okido has ever seen.

-OK!

Hmm.

Messy, where are you going?

Just following these giant footprints.

-Footprints?

-Huh?

-What was that?

-It looked like a snow creature.

THEY GASP

-Wow!

-It's a... It's a...

What is it?

It IS a snow creature.

-Hello. What's your name?

-Snowdon.

-Oh, it's good to meet you.

-Whoa, that's a cold handshake!

What are you doing in Okido, Snowdon?

I thought I could have a fun adventure and make some new friends.

I only hid from you because I didn't want to scare you.

-We're not scared.

-And you can be our friend. Come and play with us.

Oh, thank you, that does sound fun.

I bet you could show me how to build a brilliant snowman.

-Oh, come on, Felix.

-Just a little bit more to the left.

-It doesn't have to be perfect.

-Yup, that's it.

Whoa!

-Just shove it on.

-Oh, perfect, perfect.

Yes, we did it!

Thanks, Snowdon.

It's getting warmer. The snow's melting.

SNOWDON GROANS Snowdon, what's happening?!

-I feel a bit hot.

-It's OK, I'll cool you down.

-Better?

-No, not really.

Hold on, I've got just the thing.

Sun block.

-Oh.

-None of this is working.

Oh, dear, I think I might be melting.

Zim, Zam, Zoom, we need your help. Hello?

They're not answering.

-Zim?

-Zam?

-Zoom?

Hello!

-What are you doing up there?

-Winter sunbathing.

SLURPING

It's still chilly but it's good to feel sunbeams warming my face.

-This is Snowdon. He's a snow creature.

-Extraordinary.

-Hello, Snowdon. Are you made of snow and ice?

-Uh-huh.

Then of course you're dripping. You're warming up.

You'd better come in.

You see, snow and ice are all made from water.

Water usually falls as rain, but sometimes,

if it gets really cold, it falls as snow.

But when it warms up, it goes back to water.

That's what's happening to Snowdon now.

He needs to stay at a constant cold temperature

-so that he doesn't melt.

-So we need to find somewhere colder than here?

That would be a good plan.

We could try the polar ice caps to the north or south.

-There's usually lots of snow to be found there.

-Yes!

Let's go...south.

To the South Pole.

Oh, there's nothing here but snow.

And ice.

-What do you think, Snowdon?

-Brr!

Well, it's definitely cold enough, but it doesn't look like much fun.

Oops. I think I'm starting to freeze.

Snowdon!

-Oh, I think he's frozen solid.

-Zim, Zam, Zoom, help!

What should we do?

We'll have to take him somewhere really hot so we can defrost him.

-What?!

-SNOWDON MUMBLES

It's the only way.

Snowdon is now solid ice

and he can't turn back into snow straightaway.

We'll have to melt him back into water first.

Is that OK with you, Snowdon?

-Mm-hmm.

-How hot does he have to get?

-Really hot.

Ooh, aah, ooh-ooh! That's hot!

It's very hot!

This won't take too long.

Ah! Snowdon! Come back!

-Are you OK, Snowdon?

-SNOWDON MUMBLES

Er, he's still very, very wet.

We haven't finished yet, Messy. We need to get Snowdon into the clouds.

-But there aren't any.

-Hey, wait a minute.

We know a cloud who could help. Fluff, we need you.

Hello? Did you call? How can I help?

Could you hover over that rock, Fluff, please?

-Won't that be very hot?

-Oh, yes, just wait and see.

Oh, that tickles.

The heat is turning Snowdon into steam.

From a liquid into a gas.

Hoo-hoo! That's good, yup.

I don't think I could absorb another drop. Time for me to rain.

Not just yet, please.

Now, we need to take Fluff and Snowdon somewhere cooler.

Like a mountain top.

But a mountain top is closer to the sun.

Won't it be too warm?

Ah-ha! You might think so, but follow me.

If you please, Zoom.

Mountains are a bit closer to the sun, but the higher up you go,

the colder the air gets.

That's why there's still snow on mountain tops even when it's hot.

Take us up, Zam.

Hey, look!

-Whoa, that's a mega, super-duper high mountain.

-With snow.

The top of the mountain stays snowy

because the air around it is thinner and colder.

-If Fluff follows us up there, her rain will fall as...

-Snow.

Yay, let's oki-go mountaineering.

Here we go.

-Wow, cool.

-Hey!

-Snowdon, you're back!

-Pardon? I can't hear you, I need me pine cones.

Oh, that's better. I can hear you now. Oh, that was fun.

What an adventure. Thank you.

THEY GIGGLE

Whoa!

Hee-hee, hee-hee!

-Ah!

-Oh, look, more snow creatures.

-Hello.

-Are you all right?

-How's it going?

-Welcome.

Looks like you'll have friends here, Snowdon.

Oh, yes, time for a new adventure, I think. But I will miss all of you.

Well, whenever we want to play in the snow, we'll know where to find you.

-Brr!

-Cheerio.

-And thank you all for your help.

-Bye-bye.

-Bye, Snowdon.

-Cheerio.

It's time for me to go home too.

So, my other ice lolly melted, turned into water and dried up in the sun.

This one is melting already. No time to waste. Mmm!

Tasty!

Balabalaboomboom!