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BELL RINGS | 4:37:16 | 4:37:17 | |
This is Whoops I Missed The Bus, | 4:37:17 | 4:37:20 | |
15 minutes of the finest quality TV gold coming straight at you! | 4:37:20 | 4:37:24 | |
I say gold, there might be some bronze in it as well, but anyhoo! | 4:37:24 | 4:37:27 | |
What's been making you livid? | 4:37:27 | 4:37:29 | |
It's boring! I'm bored! | 4:37:29 | 4:37:30 | |
And what's this fella up to? | 4:37:31 | 4:37:33 | |
What's he doing there? Ah, well! | 4:37:38 | 4:37:40 | |
We're here to give you the best and the worst from the week on CBBC | 4:37:40 | 4:37:44 | |
and our resident video bloggers - Myles and Lauren - | 4:37:44 | 4:37:47 | |
will be calling the shots! | 4:37:47 | 4:37:48 | |
We'll tell it how it is, so deal with it! | 4:37:48 | 4:37:51 | |
Hop on aboard! | 4:37:51 | 4:37:52 | |
BELL RINGS | 4:37:55 | 4:37:56 | |
Right, first stop, it's one of our wonderful vloggers! It's Lauren! | 4:37:56 | 4:38:01 | |
# It's the only way you'll ever leave The Slammer! # | 4:38:03 | 4:38:07 | |
The Slammer Returns has r...r...returned? | 4:38:07 | 4:38:12 | |
The Slammer Returns is back, and here's the headlines! | 4:38:12 | 4:38:16 | |
Ed Sheeran in new dance fail! | 4:38:16 | 4:38:18 | |
The Governor possessed by cockerel. | 4:38:20 | 4:38:22 | |
Cock-a-doo-ooh! | 4:38:22 | 4:38:23 | |
And Peter Crouch takes a tumble on the way to football training. | 4:38:23 | 4:38:27 | |
The Slammer Returns - it's a classic CBBC programme, | 4:38:32 | 4:38:36 | |
with everybody's favourite warden. | 4:38:36 | 4:38:38 | |
-Who's the governor? -ALL: You're the governor! | 4:38:38 | 4:38:41 | |
-Maybe I could help you out, sir. -No! | 4:38:41 | 4:38:44 | |
-Er, this is the sort of sacrifice only a governor can make. -Hmm. | 4:38:44 | 4:38:48 | |
It's showtime! | 4:38:48 | 4:38:49 | |
Oh-oh! | 4:38:49 | 4:38:51 | |
So what's brilliant about The Slammer is the fact | 4:38:51 | 4:38:54 | |
that the audience gets to review each act that they see, | 4:38:54 | 4:38:57 | |
so they do it straight off the top of their heads. They see the act | 4:38:57 | 4:39:00 | |
and then, they review them straightaway, immediately. | 4:39:00 | 4:39:03 | |
It was amazingly scary. I can't believe it. | 4:39:03 | 4:39:06 | |
Hang on, are they reading? | 4:39:06 | 4:39:07 | |
Well, that fly is magic drinking that milk. | 4:39:07 | 4:39:10 | |
When did they get time to write that down? | 4:39:10 | 4:39:12 | |
Brilliantly fantastically superbly epic. | 4:39:12 | 4:39:15 | |
Look, guys, you don't need a script. I mean, I don't. | 4:39:15 | 4:39:19 | |
Co...ming...up not...next! | 4:39:19 | 4:39:22 | |
-Who's the governor? -ALL: You're the governor! | 4:39:22 | 4:39:25 | |
Right, I'm not being funny, but it's a bit weird going around and, | 4:39:25 | 4:39:28 | |
like, announcing your job title to everybody. | 4:39:28 | 4:39:31 | |
Like, imagine if everyone went around doing that | 4:39:31 | 4:39:34 | |
all the time, like, "Who's the dentist?" or, you know, | 4:39:34 | 4:39:37 | |
"Who's the bus driver?" "Who's the vlogger?" Stupid! | 4:39:37 | 4:39:42 | |
PEOPLE: You're the vlogger! | 4:39:42 | 4:39:44 | |
Who's the vlogger? | 4:39:46 | 4:39:47 | |
You're the vlogger! | 4:39:47 | 4:39:49 | |
-Who's the vlogger? -You're the vlogger! | 4:39:49 | 4:39:52 | |
-Who's the vlogger? -You are! | 4:39:52 | 4:39:54 | |
-Now, leave it, will you? -Yeah. | 4:39:54 | 4:39:56 | |
What makes you livid about CBBC, I ask ye? | 4:39:58 | 4:40:01 | |
BELL RINGS | 4:40:01 | 4:40:03 | |
Those fake legs that stick up behind the desk whenever they're pretending | 4:40:03 | 4:40:06 | |
to do a handstand or anything. It's absolutely stupid. | 4:40:06 | 4:40:09 | |
-And then, I'm wobbling a bit... -Huh? What? -Watch out! -Careful! Agh! | 4:40:09 | 4:40:12 | |
CRASH! | 4:40:12 | 4:40:13 | |
Where is Wolfblood? It hasn't been on for ages. | 4:40:15 | 4:40:19 | |
And wolves are my favourite animals. | 4:40:19 | 4:40:21 | |
Do you know what makes me livid? Sam and Mark. | 4:40:23 | 4:40:25 | |
Why is it always Sam and Mark? Why do they always stand Sam and Mark? | 4:40:25 | 4:40:28 | |
Sometimes I want a bit of Mark and Sam. It's boring! I'm bored! | 4:40:28 | 4:40:32 | |
-BOTH: Welcome to the weekend! -I'm Sam. -I'm Mark. | 4:40:32 | 4:40:34 | |
-And we're in Newhead! -Gatescastle! | 4:40:34 | 4:40:36 | |
Hang on, that's not right. | 4:40:36 | 4:40:38 | |
The DNN theme song and Katie singing | 4:40:39 | 4:40:44 | |
really makes me livid! | 4:40:44 | 4:40:46 | |
-# Oh, footie, footie, football... # -No, excuse me, excuse me. | 4:40:46 | 4:40:49 | |
-Do you mind, er... -Hey! -..not singing? -All right. | 4:40:49 | 4:40:51 | |
Right, you lot, climb aboard | 4:40:54 | 4:40:56 | |
for a trip behind the scenes of Friday Download. | 4:40:56 | 4:40:59 | |
ALL: Woo! | 4:41:02 | 4:41:03 | |
We're here filming Friday Download. This is where all the magic happens. | 4:41:05 | 4:41:08 | |
So if you can see all around how many people we actually need | 4:41:08 | 4:41:11 | |
-to make the production itself. -And the most important people. | 4:41:11 | 4:41:14 | |
The beautiful Friday Download audience. | 4:41:14 | 4:41:16 | |
-Say hello, everybody? -ALL: Hi! | 4:41:16 | 4:41:19 | |
We're about to film the opening, so we'll all go on and be like, | 4:41:24 | 4:41:27 | |
"And Cel, Shannon, your presenters!" And we run on and go... | 4:41:27 | 4:41:30 | |
Dionne, Cel, Rich, Shannon! | 4:41:30 | 4:41:32 | |
-I go that way, you go that way. -I'm after you, ain't I? | 4:41:32 | 4:41:34 | |
-It's all a bit hectic! -Just can't wait to go! | 4:41:34 | 4:41:36 | |
MAN: Five seconds. Four, three, two... | 4:41:36 | 4:41:38 | |
CHEERING | 4:41:38 | 4:41:39 | |
So here is where we do Hot or Not and also do our new, er, Upload Download | 4:41:44 | 4:41:48 | |
-and, of course, we do games here, don't we, Cel? -We do do games, | 4:41:48 | 4:41:51 | |
so we've got all our little cool toys and gadgets behind me here. | 4:41:51 | 4:41:55 | |
This is the screen where we play any of the games on. | 4:41:55 | 4:41:57 | |
-I like this part of the set. -I do. This is where we sit | 4:41:57 | 4:41:59 | |
-and have a nice chat and tell you what we think about the world. -Yeah. | 4:41:59 | 4:42:02 | |
This is the social communication area for us. | 4:42:02 | 4:42:04 | |
OK, so this is inside the gallery, so everything that's | 4:42:05 | 4:42:08 | |
filmed in the studio and all the sound is sent through to in here. | 4:42:08 | 4:42:11 | |
All the important people along here. | 4:42:11 | 4:42:13 | |
They speak to us through here, in our earpieces. | 4:42:13 | 4:42:16 | |
I think here is around where the director sits. | 4:42:16 | 4:42:18 | |
This is all his, er, all his controls. | 4:42:18 | 4:42:21 | |
It's a bit of power when you sit in this seat, actually. Ahem! | 4:42:21 | 4:42:25 | |
There's just so many buttons! | 4:42:25 | 4:42:26 | |
BELL RINGS | 4:42:29 | 4:42:31 | |
Naomi's Nightmares Of Nature is a show where Naomi Wilkinson | 4:42:31 | 4:42:34 | |
goes round the world, sees a whole bunch of crazy things. | 4:42:34 | 4:42:38 | |
Like what, Myles? Well, watch the show | 4:42:38 | 4:42:40 | |
and you'll find out. HE LAUGHS | 4:42:40 | 4:42:41 | |
There's also weird and dangerous animals. | 4:42:41 | 4:42:43 | |
It's kind of like Steve Backshall in Deadly Pole To Pole, | 4:42:43 | 4:42:46 | |
but Naomi screams a lot more. | 4:42:46 | 4:42:48 | |
SCREAMING | 4:42:48 | 4:42:50 | |
SHE SHIVERS | 4:42:50 | 4:42:51 | |
Steve loves seeing all the scary stuff, | 4:42:51 | 4:42:53 | |
but Naomi's normally pretty terrified | 4:42:53 | 4:42:55 | |
and I don't know if she went for the wrong job interview. | 4:42:55 | 4:42:57 | |
Just turned up one day thinking she'd be working with cute cats and dogs, | 4:42:57 | 4:43:00 | |
and them, bam, snakes! "Wait a sec! | 4:43:00 | 4:43:02 | |
"I thought, you know, I'd be working with cute dogs, cute cats!" | 4:43:02 | 4:43:05 | |
Well, snakes are kind of like cute cats, but they're longer and thin | 4:43:05 | 4:43:09 | |
and they're a snake. | 4:43:09 | 4:43:10 | |
But what do you do if you find a snake in your back garden? | 4:43:10 | 4:43:13 | |
There's not a spot in the house they don't get. Lounge rooms, bathrooms. | 4:43:13 | 4:43:17 | |
We've had them curled up in shower recesses. | 4:43:17 | 4:43:19 | |
We've pulled out probably about 20 of those out of toilets. | 4:43:19 | 4:43:21 | |
Just move house. Not even any point trying to get rid of a snake. | 4:43:21 | 4:43:24 | |
Just move house, move country, it's the only way. | 4:43:24 | 4:43:26 | |
What even is a snake anyway? It's just a tail. It's just all tail! | 4:43:26 | 4:43:29 | |
The thought of finding one of the most venomous snakes on the planet | 4:43:29 | 4:43:32 | |
in my own back garden - sorry, | 4:43:32 | 4:43:34 | |
that's got to be a contender for my worst nightmare of nature. | 4:43:34 | 4:43:38 | |
I do really like the show. It's good fun. | 4:43:38 | 4:43:40 | |
Good fun, as opposed to bad fun. | 4:43:40 | 4:43:42 | |
It's like I'm exploring the world with her, | 4:43:42 | 4:43:44 | |
but I don't have to leave the comfort of my own house. | 4:43:44 | 4:43:46 | |
But even then, there was a spider in my house recently. | 4:43:46 | 4:43:48 | |
I don't like 'em. Too many legs! | 4:43:48 | 4:43:50 | |
I don't trust an animal that has that many legs. | 4:43:50 | 4:43:52 | |
What are you possibly doing with eight legs? | 4:43:52 | 4:43:55 | |
Ooh! He's big! | 4:43:55 | 4:43:56 | |
The thing is, I'm scared of spiders, so when I see them in the house, | 4:43:56 | 4:43:59 | |
I can't get rid of them, I just have to leave them, | 4:43:59 | 4:44:01 | |
so they just all live here now. We walk past each other | 4:44:01 | 4:44:03 | |
in the corridor. "All right? Coming down for breakfast?" | 4:44:03 | 4:44:06 | |
Aw! I'm actually going to have nightmares tonight. | 4:44:06 | 4:44:09 | |
So that is Naomi's Nightmares Of Nature. | 4:44:09 | 4:44:11 | |
I wish there was a Naomi's Dreams Of Nature. | 4:44:11 | 4:44:13 | |
That would be amazing. Just a dog made of rainbows. | 4:44:13 | 4:44:16 | |
A bear that plays trumpet. | 4:44:16 | 4:44:17 | |
Can I present that? I've already got the bear. | 4:44:17 | 4:44:19 | |
Give me a little trumpet, leave that with me, | 4:44:19 | 4:44:21 | |
I'll teach it to him and then - bish, bash, bomb... | 4:44:21 | 4:44:23 | |
Bim, bam, bomb - you've got yourself a new show. | 4:44:23 | 4:44:26 | |
HE LAUGHS TO HIMSELF | 4:44:26 | 4:44:28 | |
BELL RINGS | 4:44:30 | 4:44:32 | |
Strange Hill High. | 4:44:32 | 4:44:33 | |
One of the strangest episodes in the strangest show | 4:44:33 | 4:44:37 | |
which has strange in its name | 4:44:37 | 4:44:39 | |
saw Templeton become school security, | 4:44:39 | 4:44:42 | |
which meant he went around and made sure | 4:44:42 | 4:44:44 | |
that everyone at Strange Hill High was following the rules. | 4:44:44 | 4:44:48 | |
-No dropping crumbs. -Ah! | 4:44:50 | 4:44:52 | |
No playing foot book inside school. | 4:44:52 | 4:44:55 | |
No licking school property. | 4:44:55 | 4:44:57 | |
I'll be honest, right? When I was at school, I loved rules! | 4:44:57 | 4:45:01 | |
I wasn't one of those kids that, like, got detention or, | 4:45:01 | 4:45:04 | |
you know, went to the head teacher's office or anything like that. | 4:45:04 | 4:45:07 | |
Oh! I did break the rules one time, though. | 4:45:07 | 4:45:09 | |
Um, in my school, we had something called the one-way corridor, | 4:45:09 | 4:45:13 | |
which meant you could only walk down the corridor in one direction. | 4:45:13 | 4:45:17 | |
One time, I walked down it the wrong way! | 4:45:17 | 4:45:20 | |
-Ho! Boosh! -HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYS | 4:45:20 | 4:45:24 | |
SHE BEATBOXES | 4:45:24 | 4:45:26 | |
Becky and co had headed to the greenhouse to do some gardening. | 4:45:26 | 4:45:30 | |
Mitchell spread extreme fertiliser everywhere | 4:45:30 | 4:45:33 | |
and, in the morning, one of the plants had grown | 4:45:33 | 4:45:36 | |
into a really annoying PE teacher called Mr Creeper. | 4:45:36 | 4:45:40 | |
WHISTLE BLOWS Step lively! | 4:45:40 | 4:45:42 | |
-Now drop and give me 20. -20 what? -20 push-ups! | 4:45:42 | 4:45:45 | |
-Or what do you say to 40? -No thanks? | 4:45:45 | 4:45:47 | |
That's right. In the world of Strange Hill High, | 4:45:47 | 4:45:50 | |
plants turn into people. | 4:45:50 | 4:45:52 | |
No, I said plants turned into people, not people turn into plants. | 4:45:53 | 4:45:58 | |
But here's where Strange Hill High gets even Stranger Hill High! | 4:45:58 | 4:46:02 | |
The extreme fertiliser means that even more plants | 4:46:02 | 4:46:05 | |
hatch into even more annoying Mr Creepers | 4:46:05 | 4:46:08 | |
until there's loads of annoying Mr Creepers all around the school. | 4:46:08 | 4:46:12 | |
Imagine that! | 4:46:12 | 4:46:13 | |
Having someone really, really annoying pop up wherever you go. | 4:46:13 | 4:46:18 | |
Hello! | 4:46:18 | 4:46:20 | |
Hello! | 4:46:20 | 4:46:21 | |
Hello! | 4:46:21 | 4:46:23 | |
-Hello! -Right, that's it! You have got to be kidding me! | 4:46:26 | 4:46:30 | |
So that's my vlog for Strange Hill High this week. | 4:46:30 | 4:46:32 | |
I hope you enjoyed it and... | 4:46:32 | 4:46:34 | |
-Oh! Come on! -BELL RINGS | 4:46:35 | 4:46:37 | |
Ooh! | 4:46:37 | 4:46:39 | |
If you thought that was good, then check this out. | 4:46:39 | 4:46:42 | |
Hey, Darcy, you seen this Next Step, like? | 4:46:44 | 4:46:47 | |
Oh, yeah, top that! Although I can only remember seven seconds of it. | 4:46:47 | 4:46:51 | |
Oh, yeah, short memory that. Hey, Darcy, you seen this Next Step, like? | 4:46:51 | 4:46:55 | |
Oh, yeah, top that. | 4:46:55 | 4:46:57 | |
Now, I do respect this Hacker chap! | 4:46:57 | 4:46:59 | |
Yeah, I mean, the lad has done very well for himself | 4:46:59 | 4:47:01 | |
to get his own show, considering he's an idiot! Ho-ho! | 4:47:01 | 4:47:04 | |
Oh, oh, yes, I do tickle myself sometimes! | 4:47:04 | 4:47:08 | |
I do like this Strange Hill High, | 4:47:08 | 4:47:11 | |
but this so-called rap theme tune is slightly putting me off. | 4:47:11 | 4:47:14 | |
Give me a bit of classical music any day of the week. | 4:47:14 | 4:47:17 | |
Must watch "Who Let The Dogs Out?" | 4:47:17 | 4:47:20 | |
Hey, hey! Are you playing or what? Are you playing or what? | 4:47:20 | 4:47:23 | |
Do not distract me from "Who Let The Dogs Out?" | 4:47:23 | 4:47:26 | |
Hmm... How To Be Epic @ Everything. | 4:47:27 | 4:47:29 | |
Oh, maybe I could be epic at everything! | 4:47:29 | 4:47:31 | |
Ooh, I could be a star! I could take over the world! Oh, I could, I could! | 4:47:31 | 4:47:35 | |
Oh, no, I couldn't, actually. I ain't got any thumbs. Ha! | 4:47:35 | 4:47:38 | |
If you fancy turning your pet into a star, | 4:47:40 | 4:47:42 | |
then search "pet" on the CBBC website for all of the details. | 4:47:42 | 4:47:47 | |
BELL RINGS | 4:47:47 | 4:47:48 | |
Hank Zipzer, The World's Greatest Underachiever goes to school | 4:47:48 | 4:47:51 | |
with human-sized bananas, apparently. | 4:47:51 | 4:47:54 | |
Why are they there? I didn't know bananas went to school. | 4:47:54 | 4:47:57 | |
They don't. What's two plus two? | 4:47:57 | 4:47:59 | |
Nothing. | 4:48:01 | 4:48:02 | |
'Hank Zipzer also gets in quite a lot of trouble.' | 4:48:02 | 4:48:04 | |
But I am quite often in this much trouble. | 4:48:04 | 4:48:06 | |
The most trouble that I've ever got in at school was when... | 4:48:06 | 4:48:10 | |
I accidentally locked myself in the school toilet | 4:48:10 | 4:48:12 | |
and they had to remove the door. | 4:48:12 | 4:48:14 | |
They just took the door off. | 4:48:15 | 4:48:17 | |
'I find it hard to write one sentence. | 4:48:18 | 4:48:20 | |
'How am I going to write four paragraphs?' | 4:48:20 | 4:48:23 | |
Took me about 12 hours! | 4:48:23 | 4:48:25 | |
My favourite teacher at Hank's school is Mr Rock. | 4:48:25 | 4:48:27 | |
With a name like Mr Rock, I was born... | 4:48:27 | 4:48:30 | |
-To be a rock! -..to play the guitar. | 4:48:30 | 4:48:32 | |
Play guitar! That makes way more sense! | 4:48:32 | 4:48:35 | |
I'm a fan of milkshakes. The best ingredients are bananas, milk and... | 4:48:35 | 4:48:39 | |
No! | 4:48:41 | 4:48:42 | |
I wouldn't have added a sock. I wasn't going to add a sock. | 4:48:44 | 4:48:47 | |
Never thought of adding a sock to a shake. | 4:48:47 | 4:48:48 | |
Milk? Definitely. Bananas? Yes. | 4:48:48 | 4:48:51 | |
'Never a sock.' Eugh! That's actually really nice! | 4:48:51 | 4:48:55 | |
Wow! That sock! Brings out the banana! | 4:48:55 | 4:48:57 | |
Those pink socks are a lucky charm for Hank and his sister. | 4:48:57 | 4:49:00 | |
The socks! They must be lucky socks! | 4:49:00 | 4:49:03 | |
Lucky charms are normally quite small things | 4:49:03 | 4:49:05 | |
that you can just put in your pocket out of sight. | 4:49:05 | 4:49:07 | |
I want to know if somebody's got a lucky charm... | 4:49:07 | 4:49:10 | |
that's like a microwave. Just bring in a microwave into an exam. | 4:49:10 | 4:49:13 | |
"You can't bring that in here." "It's my lucky charm!" | 4:49:13 | 4:49:15 | |
"You can't bring a microwave into the test!" | 4:49:15 | 4:49:18 | |
"It's fine! And if I finish early, I can make a quick snack for everyone." | 4:49:18 | 4:49:22 | |
MICROWAVE BEEPS (Sorry!) | 4:49:22 | 4:49:24 | |
OK! It's Best Bits Time! | 4:49:24 | 4:49:26 | |
I often think CBBC is a bit like a cake made from delicious ingredients | 4:49:26 | 4:49:30 | |
and guess what? You are about to take a very big bite! | 4:49:30 | 4:49:34 | |
-# I love the soccer football! -Hey! | 4:49:34 | 4:49:38 | |
-# I'm gonna watch me some goals! -Now! # | 4:49:38 | 4:49:41 | |
LAUGHTER | 4:49:44 | 4:49:47 | |
We are joined by the two latest cast members of The Dumping Ground. | 4:49:47 | 4:49:50 | |
It's Nelly and Gwen, ladies and gentlemen! Wave to the people! | 4:49:50 | 4:49:53 | |
It's going to be a win... | 4:49:53 | 4:49:55 | |
Oh, for Uruguay! Oh, no! | 4:49:55 | 4:49:59 | |
Which one is our Blue Peter guide dog? | 4:49:59 | 4:50:02 | |
-So which one is it, Dave? -I'll just check. | 4:50:02 | 4:50:04 | |
-There she is. -Hello! | 4:50:05 | 4:50:07 | |
-What's going on? -This is me twin brother Boris. | 4:50:09 | 4:50:11 | |
-No, no, you're not. You're not an identical twin. -Yes, I am, Chris! | 4:50:11 | 4:50:14 | |
-No. -Look at Boris, look at our face! | 4:50:14 | 4:50:16 | |
Yeah, I can see...see that. | 4:50:16 | 4:50:18 | |
-He's made of cardboard. -Apologise to Boris! | 4:50:18 | 4:50:21 | |
Good, I'm going to count you down. I count one, two, three, you sing. | 4:50:21 | 4:50:24 | |
We're going to lift the volume, get louder and louder and louder. | 4:50:24 | 4:50:27 | |
The frequency will break the glass. Here we go, you ready? | 4:50:27 | 4:50:29 | |
Uno...duo...quattro! | 4:50:29 | 4:50:33 | |
'Tres amusing!' | 4:50:33 | 4:50:34 | |
-ALL SING THE SAME NOTE -And more! And more! And more! | 4:50:34 | 4:50:37 | |
-GLASS SHATTERS -And more! | 4:50:37 | 4:50:39 | |
Oh! | 4:50:39 | 4:50:40 | |
-Time now for Officially Amazing. Today, a man goes... -Mangoes! | 4:50:40 | 4:50:43 | |
# Juicy mangoes! Lovely mangoes! Juicy mangoes! Lovely mangoes! | 4:50:43 | 4:50:48 | |
# Juicy mangoes! Lovely mangoes! Juicy mangoes...# | 4:50:48 | 4:50:51 | |
-Where has it gone? -Right here, Ben! | 4:50:53 | 4:50:55 | |
-What? He's just thrown it into the sea? -Oh, no! | 4:50:55 | 4:50:59 | |
You just wait. | 4:50:59 | 4:51:00 | |
Yeah, baby! | 4:51:00 | 4:51:02 | |
Charlie Long Arms and his fiendishly long legs! | 4:51:02 | 4:51:08 | |
# Don't stop doing what you're doing! | 4:51:08 | 4:51:13 | |
# Cos every time you move to the beat It gets harder for me | 4:51:13 | 4:51:17 | |
# And you know it know it, know it... # | 4:51:17 | 4:51:20 | |
Howdy-diddily-do! | 4:51:20 | 4:51:22 | |
I'm Crisp Packet! | 4:51:22 | 4:51:24 | |
And welcome to Spring... No, what am I talking about? Sorry! | 4:51:24 | 4:51:27 | |
Howdy-dinky-do! | 4:51:27 | 4:51:28 | |
HE GIGGLES | 4:51:28 | 4:51:30 | |
-Howdy-diddily-do-dahs! -BIRDS CHIRP, HE GIGGLES | 4:51:30 | 4:51:34 | |
I'm Crisp P... Oh, sorry, this is it. This is the one. | 4:51:34 | 4:51:38 | |
Where are we? | 4:51:38 | 4:51:39 | |
I don't know how, but I think... | 4:51:39 | 4:51:43 | |
-HE GASPS -We're inside Abercrombie! | 4:51:43 | 4:51:45 | |
-Agh! -Agh! -Agh! | 4:51:45 | 4:51:48 | |
Goodbye, children. | 4:51:48 | 4:51:50 | |
-Wrong way. -I'll just leave you there. -I'll follow you. I'll follow you. | 4:51:50 | 4:51:53 | |
BELL RINGS | 4:51:53 | 4:51:54 | |
So that's all from Whoops I Missed The Bus. | 4:51:54 | 4:51:57 | |
Aw! But we'll be back next Saturday, same time, same place. | 4:51:57 | 4:52:00 | |
So if you miss any of your favourite CBBC shows, | 4:52:00 | 4:52:02 | |
-then do not fret. -BELL RINGS | 4:52:02 | 4:52:04 | |
Just hop on board the bus-o-fun! Hang on, what's that? | 4:52:04 | 4:52:07 | |
-Aw, I've missed it again! -BELL RINGS | 4:52:07 | 4:52:09 |