Emergency Rescue Topsy and Tim

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# We love to play together... #

-Quick, Tim!

-# Just like you

-# Just like us... #

-Come on, Topsy, run.

# And we'll be friends forever...

Go, Tim!

# We can be anything

# If we close our eyes and dream

# We can play day after day

# And the fun will never end

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# So let's all play together

# Be best friends forever. #

-Hello.

-Hello.

-It's us!

-Topsy.

-And Tim.

THEY LAUGH

Mossy the dog is here. Come on.

WOOFING

When Grandma's dog Mossy comes round to our house, we play ball.

Now...catch.

Yay! Well done, Mossy!

-Tim! Smoothies.

-I'll be back in a minute.

-Wash your hands, please, Tim.

-OK.

IN ITALIAN ACCENT: A little bit of ice?

TOPSY LAUGHS

-I love your smoothies, Dad.

-OK.

Ready, steady...

-ALL:

-Smoothies!

-The blender is really, really noisy.

-BARKING

-Mossy!

-It makes Mossy bark.

Mossy never likes the noise of the blender.

Mossy. Oh, Mossy, it's OK.

-It's OK, Mossy.

-It's OK.

MOSSY WHINES

It's only the blender, Mossy.

MOSSY WHINES

I think Mossy is barking at something outside.

Oh, Tim, look! Up in the tree.

-Oh, yes.

-It looks like Tiger Fluffyboots,

Mrs Higley-Pigley's cat.

-Oh.

-Do you think she's stuck?

-Yes.

-Dad, Dad!

-What is it?

-Look, it's Mrs Higley-Pigley's cat.

-We think he's stuck in that tree.

-That's why Mossy was barking.

Oh, yes. We need to go and see if we can help Tiger get down.

-But will one of you stay with Mossy?

-I will, I will!

-Oh, poor old Tiger.

-Oh. It's really high up.

Yeah, he's a good climber.

-Hello, Tiger.

-TIGER MEOWS

-Oh.

-Dad! Topsy!

-Is he all right?

-Yes. I don't think Tiger Fluffyboots is stuck, Tim.

TIGER PURRS

-He's happy. Cats love climbing trees.

-There's no need to worry.

Tiger will come down when he's ready. BARKING

Oh, poor Tiger Fluffyboots.

He doesn't like Mossy's barking.

Let's go indoors and help Tim with Mossy.

-Tiger Fluffyboots will come down when the barking's stopped.

-OK.

-OK.

'We take Mossy into the kitchen and she has a drink from her bowl.

-'Mossy stops barking and we have our smoothies.'

-Smoothies.

HE GLUGS

These are really nice, thanks.

-BARKING

-Oh, Mossy. Yes, I know, Mossy.

The cat is still up in the tree.

-Dad!

-What's going on?

-Look.

Tiger Fluffyboots is even higher up there now.

I don't think he can get down. I think he's really quite stuck now.

Can you get him down? Please, Dad.

-Yeah. You can climb the tree and rescue him, Dad.

-OK.

-I'll borrow Mr Fenn's ladder.

-Oh, brilliant, Dad.

Please will you both stay inside and play with Mushy Noisy Pants

-so she stops frightening the cat with her barking?

-OK.

She likes playing with cuddly toys. Here, Mossy.

You can play with Fluffers today.

-Here we go. This should do.

-We'll soon have the cat down.

Don't worry, Tiger. Dad and Mr Fenn will get you down.

'We give Mossy our old teddy to keep.

-'And she forgets all about Tiger the cat.'

-Brilliant.

TIGER MEOWS

Come on, puss.

Come on. Come on.

Tiger. Come on. Come on.

-Yes.

-Nearly, Dad. Nearly.

-You can do it, Dad.

-Come on.

Look, there's Josie and her mummy.

-Hi, Josie.

-Hi.

-Hi, Topsy and Tim.

-Hi.

-Hi, Mr Fenn.

-Hello, Josie. Hi, Marie.

-Hi.

What's going on, Mr Odell?

Mrs Higley-Pigley's cat's stuck up this tree. There, look.

TIGER MEOWS

-Oh.

-He's gone too high up the tree.

Sorry, Topsy and Tim. I can't reach Tiger.

TIGER MEOWS

'When Dad called animal rescue, they said it wasn't safe

'to climb up so high when a cat gets stuck.

-'They said it was a job for the fire brigade.'

-Wow!

'Even though we were worried about Tiger Fluffyboots,

'we get excited when a fire engine comes down our

road and pulls up on our drive.'

'One of the firemen is Carson, who is our friend Kerry's dad.

-'He'll rescue Tiger.'

-I can see the problem.

All right, lads. Let's get the ladder off the truck.

Careful, boys. Careful. Keep going.

That's it, yeah.

TIGER MEOWS

Ladder pitched.

Grandma arrives just when Carson is up the ladder rescuing Tiger.

-Is that Tiger up there?

-Yeah.

There you go. Good boy.

-Here he is.

-THEY APPLAUD

I'll take him.

-Thanks, Carson.

-No problem.

-Hello, Tiger.

We need to get you back to your owner. She's a friend of mine.

This is Mrs Higley-Pigley's house.

'Grandma phones Mrs Higley-Pigley

'and tells her that Tiger had to be rescued from a tree.

'And then we take him home.'

-Hello.

-Hello. Here he is.

-Thank you.

Thank you so much for bringing Tiger Fluffyboots back home.

Why did you go so far up the tree, Tiger?

-That was my Mossy the dog's fault, wasn't it?

-Yes.

-Mossy barked at you, didn't she?

-Oh, dear.

But we stopped Mossy barking and the fire brigade came to rescue Tiger.

-It was so exciting.

-You should have seen what happened.

'And that's when Grandma said,

"I think it's time to go home for tea now."'

I think it's time to go home for tea now, Topsy

-and Tim. You ready to say goodbye?

-Bye-bye, Mrs Higley-Pigley.

-See you soon, Tiger Fluffyboots.

-Bye, Jean.

-And goodbye, Topsy and Tim.

-Bye. Come on.

Mossy is waiting for us at home.

"And that," said Grandma, "was that."

-Doggy biscuits for tea.

-Which doggy biscuits would you like?

-Hello.

-Are you good at remembering?

Can you remember what happened to us today?

This is our Topsy and Tim memory game. Let's play.

THEY LAUGH

Today, Tiger Fluffyboots was stuck up a tree.

Can you remember what Dad borrowed from Mr Fenn to try and rescue him?

-Was it a ladder?

-Or was it some rope?

The answer is behind Wiggles the rabbit.

Look, the answer is a ladder.

-Watch this.

-Brilliant.

TIGER MEOWS Come on, puss.

Come on. Come on.

Tiger. Come on.

Come on.

-Yeah.

-Nearly, Dad.

You can do it, Dad.

Great game.

-That was good fun.

-See you soon.

# We can play

# Day after day

# And the fun will never end

# So let's all play together

# Be best friends for ever. #