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Could it be? Shall we see? | 4:08:50 | 4:08:52 | |
Me and thee with CBBC | 4:08:52 | 4:08:53 | |
on Whoops I Missed The...B. | 4:08:53 | 4:08:55 | |
Nah, doesn't work, that. Ah, well. | 4:08:55 | 4:08:57 | |
At least we've got a bunch of televisual treats in store for you. | 4:08:57 | 4:09:00 | |
Get your eyes around this. | 4:09:00 | 4:09:02 | |
It's full of character, drama and everything else. | 4:09:02 | 4:09:06 | |
What are they doing now? | 4:09:06 | 4:09:08 | |
-Amelia, I baked you a cookie! -SHE SHRIEKS | 4:09:08 | 4:09:10 | |
And could someone explain this to me, please? | 4:09:10 | 4:09:13 | |
I feel like Peter Andre under that waterfall. | 4:09:13 | 4:09:17 | |
Vlogging at you with their lyrical prowess | 4:09:17 | 4:09:20 | |
is Whoops' very own rhyming couplet Myles and Laura. | 4:09:20 | 4:09:23 | |
Rhyming is easy if a little bit cheesy. | 4:09:23 | 4:09:26 | |
Let's talk CBBC, cos it'll be breezy. | 4:09:26 | 4:09:29 | |
It needs work, I'll admit. | 4:09:29 | 4:09:30 | |
First up, delivering his usual melodic sonnet, | 4:09:34 | 4:09:37 | |
is our very own bard of the bus, Myles. | 4:09:37 | 4:09:40 | |
Go on, lad, we're all ears. | 4:09:40 | 4:09:42 | |
-I'm Lauren. -And I'm Mark. | 4:09:43 | 4:09:44 | |
And this is The Dengineers. | 4:09:44 | 4:09:46 | |
The show that puts you in charge of building your very own dream Den. | 4:09:46 | 4:09:51 | |
Lauren from the Dengineers looks very similar to another Lauren | 4:09:51 | 4:09:54 | |
who used to vlog on this show. | 4:09:54 | 4:09:55 | |
I don't think it is her. I mean, it can't be her, | 4:09:55 | 4:09:57 | |
cos I don't think that Lauren knew Mark Wright, | 4:09:57 | 4:10:00 | |
so I think it's just another Lauren. Anyway, the Dengineers, | 4:10:00 | 4:10:02 | |
they make very cool dens for people, which I like. | 4:10:02 | 4:10:05 | |
I was always making dens as a kid. I loved it. Bring some snacks in, | 4:10:05 | 4:10:07 | |
put a duvet across some chairs, all my friends... | 4:10:07 | 4:10:10 | |
couldn't make it. | 4:10:10 | 4:10:11 | |
Better than that, though, the Dengineers made a camouflage den | 4:10:11 | 4:10:14 | |
for Ben, which is very cool. | 4:10:14 | 4:10:16 | |
He does seem more impressed by a wall, though. | 4:10:16 | 4:10:18 | |
I just thought it would just be plain walls, | 4:10:18 | 4:10:21 | |
but with this it looks amazing. | 4:10:21 | 4:10:23 | |
Wow. | 4:10:24 | 4:10:26 | |
So Ben's going for a survival-themed den, but for me, | 4:10:26 | 4:10:28 | |
I think I'd like a nice view. Something in the sky. | 4:10:28 | 4:10:31 | |
Could the Dengineers do that? I mean, they're good, | 4:10:31 | 4:10:34 | |
but can they make a den fly? | 4:10:34 | 4:10:35 | |
Mark Wright just floating off on a balloon, | 4:10:35 | 4:10:37 | |
my room gradually getting higher and higher into space. | 4:10:37 | 4:10:39 | |
It'd be fun. Dangerous. I'm going to apply for the Dengineers. | 4:10:39 | 4:10:42 | |
An unexpected treat on this episode was a surprise Steve Backshall, | 4:10:42 | 4:10:45 | |
which is the best type of Steve Backshall. | 4:10:45 | 4:10:47 | |
Steve, can you come out? | 4:10:47 | 4:10:49 | |
How long was he waiting in those bushes for? | 4:10:52 | 4:10:54 | |
Just in the grass for hours. "The grass is my den now. | 4:10:54 | 4:10:56 | |
"I'm Steve Backshall." Steve's there to show Ben | 4:10:56 | 4:10:58 | |
how he makes dens when he's in the wild. | 4:10:58 | 4:11:00 | |
Clip that in over there. | 4:11:00 | 4:11:02 | |
Just onto there. | 4:11:04 | 4:11:05 | |
-All right, Ben, do you want to climb in? -Yeah. | 4:11:05 | 4:11:08 | |
I'm always a little bit worried getting this hammock out | 4:11:08 | 4:11:10 | |
when I've been on a long jungle trip, cos I don't know | 4:11:10 | 4:11:12 | |
what I'm going to find in it. There could be a tarantula | 4:11:12 | 4:11:15 | |
or a scorpion or something lurking inside. | 4:11:15 | 4:11:16 | |
He just uses ropes and a sheet for a hammock. | 4:11:16 | 4:11:18 | |
I was like, "I could do that." I think I'm Steve Backshall now. | 4:11:18 | 4:11:21 | |
I can do that. Just use what you have around you. | 4:11:21 | 4:11:24 | |
In the wild, you've got to use what you have around you. | 4:11:24 | 4:11:26 | |
Like pillows, in the wild. Just natural tree pillows, sometimes. | 4:11:26 | 4:11:30 | |
Nice soft, sturdy supports. That's one side done. | 4:11:30 | 4:11:33 | |
That falls over nicely. | 4:11:33 | 4:11:35 | |
Get the blanket across, just lay it across, | 4:11:35 | 4:11:37 | |
and there we go. Den complete. You're in your own magical world. | 4:11:37 | 4:11:40 | |
No-one knows you're under here. | 4:11:40 | 4:11:42 | |
Your parents walk in - "Where's Myles?" | 4:11:42 | 4:11:44 | |
So that's the Dengineers. | 4:11:44 | 4:11:46 | |
Not this. Better than pillows. | 4:11:46 | 4:11:48 | |
"Better than pillows, the Dengineers." | 4:11:48 | 4:11:50 | |
That's the official slogan. | 4:11:50 | 4:11:52 | |
There is a young man called Myles | 4:11:52 | 4:11:54 | |
He vlogs in amusing styles | 4:11:54 | 4:11:55 | |
But on with our plans | 4:11:55 | 4:11:56 | |
Our 15-second fans | 4:11:56 | 4:11:58 | |
With their vlogs and adorable smiles. | 4:11:58 | 4:12:00 | |
My favourite show is The Next Step, | 4:12:00 | 4:12:02 | |
because it's full of character, drama and everything else. | 4:12:02 | 4:12:06 | |
And I just love it, because it's amazing, | 4:12:06 | 4:12:09 | |
and it just teaches you how to... | 4:12:09 | 4:12:11 | |
-..dance! -Nice one! | 4:12:13 | 4:12:16 | |
My favourite show is Strange Hill High, | 4:12:16 | 4:12:18 | |
because there's always something strange happening, | 4:12:18 | 4:12:22 | |
and I want there to be a new series this year at some point. | 4:12:22 | 4:12:27 | |
Well done! | 4:12:27 | 4:12:28 | |
-BOTH: -We love Hetty Feather. | 4:12:28 | 4:12:29 | |
I love it cos she's exciting and adventurous, | 4:12:29 | 4:12:32 | |
and always getting into heaps of trouble. | 4:12:32 | 4:12:34 | |
I love it cos I love her hair and I love Polly. | 4:12:34 | 4:12:37 | |
Cracking! | 4:12:37 | 4:12:38 | |
Hello, CBBC. My favourite show is The Next Step | 4:12:38 | 4:12:41 | |
because it has loads of drama in it, | 4:12:41 | 4:12:43 | |
and my favourite character is Riley and Michelle. | 4:12:43 | 4:12:48 | |
And yeah, my friends also like it, too. Bye! | 4:12:48 | 4:12:52 | |
Oh, you do make me proud, you lot. | 4:12:52 | 4:12:54 | |
And if you want to join our legion of quickfire critics, | 4:12:54 | 4:12:57 | |
then record a 15-second mini vlog about your favourite CBBC show | 4:12:57 | 4:13:00 | |
and send it in via the Whoops web page. | 4:13:00 | 4:13:03 | |
From your favourite shows to the energetic art of ballroom. | 4:13:03 | 4:13:06 | |
One has to be dextrous, graceful, | 4:13:06 | 4:13:09 | |
and not a talking dog with two left feet. | 4:13:09 | 4:13:12 | |
Hacker goes behind the scenes | 4:13:14 | 4:13:17 | |
of Strictly Come Dancing! | 4:13:17 | 4:13:20 | |
"Wow," I hear you say! | 4:13:21 | 4:13:22 | |
You've never seen a canine friend with such moves. | 4:13:22 | 4:13:25 | |
Well, cockers, I'm a-waltzing, if you're asking. | 4:13:25 | 4:13:29 | |
Let's quickstep to it! | 4:13:29 | 4:13:31 | |
When I was asked to perform with a special someone, | 4:13:31 | 4:13:34 | |
I wasn't sure if it was the right career move for me. | 4:13:34 | 4:13:37 | |
But then I thought, "Why not?" | 4:13:37 | 4:13:39 | |
I'm destined for the bright, shiny lights, | 4:13:39 | 4:13:41 | |
and with a high-kick like mine, I'd be foolish to keep it to myself. | 4:13:41 | 4:13:46 | |
When appearing on Strictly, you've got to look the part, | 4:13:48 | 4:13:50 | |
and there's only one viable option, cocker. | 4:13:50 | 4:13:53 | |
And that is to glow from head to toe. | 4:13:53 | 4:13:55 | |
Yes, dinky-doo-dahs, the glowier the better. | 4:13:55 | 4:13:59 | |
Oooh, I can't wait! | 4:13:59 | 4:14:00 | |
I'm ready, cocker. | 4:14:04 | 4:14:05 | |
Ready for you to work wonders. | 4:14:05 | 4:14:07 | |
I mean, I'm already a wonder to look at. | 4:14:07 | 4:14:10 | |
I'm not sure what else they can do, to be honest. | 4:14:10 | 4:14:12 | |
Ooh, no! | 4:14:12 | 4:14:13 | |
Oooh. Mmmm! | 4:14:13 | 4:14:15 | |
Ah. | 4:14:20 | 4:14:21 | |
Ooh, I say, eh? Perhaps they can work wonders. | 4:14:21 | 4:14:25 | |
I feel like Peter Andre under that waterfall. Hoo-ooh! | 4:14:25 | 4:14:28 | |
Which way's wardrobe? | 4:14:28 | 4:14:30 | |
Oh, that way. | 4:14:30 | 4:14:32 | |
If it ain't sparkly and spangly, it ain't coming in. | 4:14:32 | 4:14:35 | |
That, my friends, is the mantra of the Strictly Come Dancing | 4:14:35 | 4:14:38 | |
wardrobe department, and by jingo, they love a sequin or two. | 4:14:38 | 4:14:42 | |
Hey, cockers, I've come to be measured for tonight's performance. | 4:14:42 | 4:14:45 | |
I need something that can accommodate my high-kick. Look. | 4:14:45 | 4:14:48 | |
HE GROANS | 4:14:48 | 4:14:50 | |
High, isn't it? | 4:14:50 | 4:14:51 | |
Hello, Vicky. | 4:14:53 | 4:14:54 | |
I need a costume for my Strictly Come Dancing thing. | 4:14:54 | 4:14:57 | |
-Can you show us some options, please? -Oh, all right, then. | 4:14:57 | 4:15:00 | |
-What about this red one? -No, don't like that one. | 4:15:00 | 4:15:03 | |
-What about the pink one? -Come on, it's too long. | 4:15:03 | 4:15:06 | |
It'll trip me up, that, cocker. I'll go flying. | 4:15:06 | 4:15:08 | |
What about lots of sparkles? | 4:15:08 | 4:15:10 | |
I quite like the sparkles, but the colour's not... Nah. | 4:15:10 | 4:15:13 | |
No, I've not a fan of what you've chosen for me. | 4:15:13 | 4:15:15 | |
HE GASPS | 4:15:15 | 4:15:16 | |
Then, when I least expected it, I saw the one! | 4:15:16 | 4:15:20 | |
I've never been more ready for this. | 4:15:25 | 4:15:27 | |
You all right, Jo? I'm here, cocker. I'm here for our dance. | 4:15:35 | 4:15:39 | |
-That's some eight-pack. -No, hey, eyes up here, cocker! | 4:15:39 | 4:15:42 | |
-Sorry. -Yes, look up. Although you can't blame her | 4:15:42 | 4:15:44 | |
for having a quick glance, can you? It is quite impressive. | 4:15:44 | 4:15:47 | |
Please welcome to the floor Hacker T Dog and his partner, Jo. | 4:15:47 | 4:15:51 | |
-Clutch me by the withered old claw. -Let's go. -Let's do it. | 4:15:51 | 4:15:54 | |
LATIN MUSIC PLAYS | 4:15:57 | 4:16:00 | |
Thanks, Hacker and Jo. Rehearsals are over. | 4:16:21 | 4:16:25 | |
Rehearsals?! Are you having a giraffe? | 4:16:25 | 4:16:27 | |
I've just danced my little doggie heart out on that dance floor, | 4:16:27 | 4:16:30 | |
and you're telling me that wasn't the real performance? | 4:16:30 | 4:16:32 | |
-When's the actual show, cocker? -It's tonight, in a few hours. | 4:16:32 | 4:16:36 | |
-I'm off to stretch. You coming? -Wouldn't have thought so. | 4:16:36 | 4:16:39 | |
I've got to go and catch the last train to Wigan. | 4:16:39 | 4:16:42 | |
Oh, I'll never be quite the same again. | 4:16:42 | 4:16:44 | |
I've been watching Secret Life Of Boys. | 4:16:49 | 4:16:52 | |
There were bugs, skateboards and talking pancakes. Standard. | 4:16:52 | 4:16:55 | |
You'll never defeat the zombie pancakes. | 4:16:55 | 4:16:58 | |
Are those teeth? | 4:16:58 | 4:17:00 | |
This week, Robbie went on a hunt to help redecorate a skateboard | 4:17:00 | 4:17:03 | |
for Ginger, and got cracking on another invention. | 4:17:03 | 4:17:05 | |
Now, he already has the glow-in-the-dark paint... | 4:17:05 | 4:17:07 | |
EVIL LAUGHTER | 4:17:09 | 4:17:11 | |
..the darts... | 4:17:11 | 4:17:12 | |
SIREN BLARES | 4:17:12 | 4:17:13 | |
..and the super slip. | 4:17:13 | 4:17:15 | |
CRASH CAT YOWLS | 4:17:15 | 4:17:17 | |
-HE LAUGHS -Whoa! | 4:17:17 | 4:17:18 | |
So I think it's about time he gets a new invention, right? | 4:17:18 | 4:17:21 | |
How about a skateboard with an added crash mat to it? | 4:17:21 | 4:17:24 | |
I mean, enough people fall over in that household. | 4:17:24 | 4:17:26 | |
How's this...? | 4:17:26 | 4:17:27 | |
CRASH CAT YOWLS | 4:17:27 | 4:17:29 | |
Or how about a dress that can turn into trousers for Ginger | 4:17:29 | 4:17:32 | |
so she doesn't upset her aunt? | 4:17:32 | 4:17:34 | |
Ugh. | 4:17:34 | 4:17:35 | |
-Did you see the dress, Ginger? -Oh, yes. | 4:17:35 | 4:17:37 | |
Love it. Can't wait to wear it. | 4:17:37 | 4:17:39 | |
Lies. She hates it. | 4:17:39 | 4:17:41 | |
What would you call that? Drousers? Tress? | 4:17:41 | 4:17:43 | |
Tress, hm. | 4:17:43 | 4:17:44 | |
Or maybe Robbie would benefit from a secret security system for his room. | 4:17:44 | 4:17:48 | |
Stop! | 4:17:48 | 4:17:49 | |
ALARM BLARES | 4:17:49 | 4:17:51 | |
Hm, Ethan already has one of them. | 4:17:51 | 4:17:53 | |
Maybe it's to protect him from the food ninja. | 4:17:53 | 4:17:55 | |
Although, if you've watched enough of my vlogs, | 4:17:55 | 4:17:57 | |
you'll know that food plus ninja equals Laura. | 4:17:57 | 4:18:00 | |
Matt, I think it's time for a food ninja-off. | 4:18:00 | 4:18:03 | |
-BELL RINGS -Hu-hu-hu! | 4:18:03 | 4:18:06 | |
Wargh! | 4:18:06 | 4:18:07 | |
Rargh! | 4:18:07 | 4:18:08 | |
Huaargh! | 4:18:08 | 4:18:09 | |
Hu-hu-hya! Hya! | 4:18:09 | 4:18:11 | |
Waaaargh! | 4:18:14 | 4:18:16 | |
One more thing - didn't that iguana look very familiar? | 4:18:16 | 4:18:19 | |
It looks very similar to Katherine in Hank Zipzer. | 4:18:20 | 4:18:23 | |
I reckon there's just one showbiz iguana for all of CBBC. | 4:18:23 | 4:18:26 | |
Could you imagine that? The CBBC iguana calling all the shots, | 4:18:26 | 4:18:30 | |
demanding a bigger dressing room or asking to get her hair done. | 4:18:30 | 4:18:33 | |
Maybe that's one of the secrets in Secret Life Of Boys. | 4:18:33 | 4:18:35 | |
It's a good show, and there's loads of extra secrets, goodies | 4:18:35 | 4:18:38 | |
and jokes on the CBBC website. | 4:18:38 | 4:18:40 | |
I'm going to check it out now and see if it can give me | 4:18:40 | 4:18:42 | |
any ideas for Robbie's next invention. | 4:18:42 | 4:18:44 | |
I still think I've got something here with dress-trousers. | 4:18:44 | 4:18:47 | |
Drousers. Tresses? | 4:18:47 | 4:18:49 | |
There's a new season of Millie Inbetween. | 4:18:54 | 4:18:56 | |
Which is about a girl called Millie trying to get to grips | 4:18:59 | 4:19:02 | |
with her family life after her parents separate. | 4:19:02 | 4:19:05 | |
-And I realised you've got a lot in common with Millie, Amelia. -Do I? | 4:19:05 | 4:19:09 | |
Yeah. You like to measure yourself. | 4:19:09 | 4:19:11 | |
Dad always did this on our birthdays, | 4:19:11 | 4:19:13 | |
so I'm keeping up tradition. | 4:19:13 | 4:19:14 | |
I do like to measure myself. | 4:19:14 | 4:19:17 | |
Although Millie does actually grow taller. | 4:19:18 | 4:19:22 | |
Oh, I've grown massively. Result! | 4:19:23 | 4:19:26 | |
No result! | 4:19:26 | 4:19:27 | |
Millie also doesn't like surprises. | 4:19:27 | 4:19:30 | |
I hate surprises. | 4:19:30 | 4:19:31 | |
Just like you. | 4:19:31 | 4:19:34 | |
-Surprise! -SHE SHRIEKS | 4:19:34 | 4:19:37 | |
Considering she doesn't like surprises, | 4:19:37 | 4:19:39 | |
it's mentioned an awful lot. Just saying. | 4:19:39 | 4:19:42 | |
-Surprise, surprise. -Surprise. -Surprise! | 4:19:42 | 4:19:43 | |
-Surprise. -Surprise. -Surprise! | 4:19:43 | 4:19:45 | |
-Surprise! -Surprise. | 4:19:45 | 4:19:46 | |
-Surprise. -SURPRISE! -Oh! | 4:19:46 | 4:19:49 | |
Don't say it. Don't you dare. | 4:19:49 | 4:19:52 | |
Oh, have you got something planned? | 4:19:52 | 4:19:54 | |
Me? No. What would I have planned? | 4:19:54 | 4:19:57 | |
OK, then. | 4:19:57 | 4:19:59 | |
Was that whole folder for Millie's party? | 4:19:59 | 4:20:01 | |
Well, actually, | 4:20:01 | 4:20:03 | |
she has a whole notepad as well. | 4:20:03 | 4:20:05 | |
What's inside? | 4:20:05 | 4:20:07 | |
It's a surprise. | 4:20:08 | 4:20:10 | |
There. Told you I could make a cake. | 4:20:10 | 4:20:13 | |
You can't cook either, Amelia. Why aren't you on this show? | 4:20:13 | 4:20:16 | |
You're basically all the characters. | 4:20:16 | 4:20:17 | |
-What do you reckon? -Wow. | 4:20:17 | 4:20:20 | |
It's like the Bad British Bake-off. | 4:20:20 | 4:20:22 | |
It's harder than it looks. | 4:20:22 | 4:20:23 | |
-THUDDING -And that's saying something. | 4:20:23 | 4:20:26 | |
So what if I can't cook? | 4:20:26 | 4:20:28 | |
It's why I've got you. | 4:20:28 | 4:20:30 | |
Amelia, I baked you a cookie as a... | 4:20:30 | 4:20:32 | |
SHE SHRIEKS | 4:20:32 | 4:20:34 | |
..surprise. | 4:20:34 | 4:20:36 | |
Grace and Amelia there with Millie Inbetween. | 4:20:36 | 4:20:38 | |
The show. I don't mean that Millie was sat between them. Or was she? | 4:20:38 | 4:20:41 | |
I wasn't paying close enough attention. | 4:20:41 | 4:20:43 | |
But perhaps your furry friends have been. | 4:20:43 | 4:20:46 | |
It's time for... | 4:20:46 | 4:20:47 | |
What you thinking, pet? | 4:20:47 | 4:20:48 | |
Oh, Steve. So brave. | 4:20:48 | 4:20:50 | |
So courageous. Hiking from pole to pole. | 4:20:50 | 4:20:53 | |
It makes me want to get up and explore every corner of the globe! | 4:20:53 | 4:20:57 | |
Just, you know, after I've watched a bit more telly. | 4:20:57 | 4:21:00 | |
You can't rush that, can you? | 4:21:00 | 4:21:03 | |
All right, you've had your fun. Propping me up like this. | 4:21:03 | 4:21:05 | |
Sticking Ultimate Brain on the telly. | 4:21:05 | 4:21:07 | |
Getting the cushions all cosy and that. | 4:21:07 | 4:21:09 | |
But I've got places to be, mice to chase, | 4:21:09 | 4:21:12 | |
tuna to nibble. Put that that camera down | 4:21:12 | 4:21:15 | |
and let me get on with it, eh? | 4:21:15 | 4:21:16 | |
Oi, are you listening to me? | 4:21:16 | 4:21:18 | |
The Secret Life Of Boys, eh? What a novel idea. | 4:21:18 | 4:21:22 | |
I for one approve. | 4:21:22 | 4:21:24 | |
Just with one tiny little change. | 4:21:24 | 4:21:26 | |
It would be vastly improved with a cast of guinea pigs. | 4:21:26 | 4:21:29 | |
Look at me, for example. | 4:21:29 | 4:21:31 | |
I'm majestic, I'm charismatic, | 4:21:31 | 4:21:34 | |
and above all, I'm cheap. | 4:21:34 | 4:21:36 | |
Go on, I'll do it for a pellet. | 4:21:36 | 4:21:39 | |
Excellent work, Dodge, my boy. | 4:21:39 | 4:21:41 | |
You prank that silly human man! | 4:21:41 | 4:21:43 | |
He can't keep up with your vastly superior canine intelligence. | 4:21:43 | 4:21:48 | |
One day we shall rule the world. | 4:21:48 | 4:21:51 | |
HE LAUGHS MANIACALLY | 4:21:51 | 4:21:53 | |
Does your dog adore Dodge? Is your hamster addicted to Hank Zipzer? | 4:21:53 | 4:21:57 | |
Then film a 20-second clip of them binging some CBBC goodness | 4:21:57 | 4:22:00 | |
and send it in via the Whoops web page. | 4:22:00 | 4:22:02 | |
They could end up watching themselves on the telly next week. Imagine that. | 4:22:02 | 4:22:06 | |
What you thinking, pet? | 4:22:06 | 4:22:08 | |
It's only fitting to end the show on a wonderfully witty verse | 4:22:08 | 4:22:11 | |
that will entertain and inspire. | 4:22:11 | 4:22:13 | |
Should probably get to work on that. | 4:22:13 | 4:22:15 | |
Till then, here are this week's best bets. | 4:22:15 | 4:22:17 | |
Noah seems to be doing a really great job at directing us, | 4:22:19 | 4:22:21 | |
cos I feel super-safe and in control, | 4:22:21 | 4:22:23 | |
and I can tell that the crowd is loving it. | 4:22:23 | 4:22:26 | |
I started in J-Troupe. | 4:22:29 | 4:22:30 | |
Everyone was overlooking me and I was never getting in any dances. | 4:22:31 | 4:22:35 | |
But now people are relying on me, and they believe in me. | 4:22:35 | 4:22:39 | |
This is a personal win for me, no matter what. | 4:22:39 | 4:22:42 | |
What happened to Henry VIII's wives? | 4:22:42 | 4:22:46 | |
-Oh, Ed knows this, don't you? -Yes, I've got a little rhyme for this. | 4:22:46 | 4:22:49 | |
-What is it? -Divorced, beheaded, died... -OK. | 4:22:49 | 4:22:51 | |
-..divorced, beheaded, survived! -Lovely little poem. | 4:22:51 | 4:22:54 | |
-ALL: -Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. | 4:22:54 | 4:22:59 | |
Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived! | 4:22:59 | 4:23:03 | |
Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived! | 4:23:03 | 4:23:06 | |
FIRE ALARM BEEPS | 4:23:06 | 4:23:08 | |
-Oh, do something! -You do something! | 4:23:08 | 4:23:11 | |
-Jess! -Tell her to do something. -Me?! | 4:23:11 | 4:23:15 | |
Hey, let me out. | 4:23:15 | 4:23:17 | |
Let me out right now! | 4:23:17 | 4:23:19 | |
I'm coming, Jess! | 4:23:19 | 4:23:21 | |
-Are we on fire? -I don't know. | 4:23:21 | 4:23:24 | |
Right, downstairs now. | 4:23:24 | 4:23:26 | |
No running, OK? | 4:23:26 | 4:23:28 | |
Are we on fire? | 4:23:28 | 4:23:29 | |
The kitchen is, but I've got my Jeffs. | 4:23:29 | 4:23:32 | |
Floss, if there's a fire, you get out, OK? | 4:23:32 | 4:23:35 | |
Everyone downstairs now. You know the drill. Come on, guys. | 4:23:35 | 4:23:39 | |
-You say nothing, got it? -I won't. I promise. | 4:23:40 | 4:23:43 | |
See anything you missed? Well, head to the CBBC iPlayer, by Jove! | 4:23:44 | 4:23:48 | |
Oh, time for one last poem. | 4:23:48 | 4:23:49 | |
Goodbye for now | 4:23:49 | 4:23:50 | |
Please don't make a fuss | 4:23:50 | 4:23:52 | |
We'll be back next week if I don't miss the bus. | 4:23:52 | 4:23:54 | |
Oh, it's gone. Hope I've got money for a taxi. | 4:23:54 | 4:23:57 |