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Batten down the hatches, hose down your carriage | 4:03:21 | 4:03:23 | |
and prepare for the ride of a lifetime. | 4:03:23 | 4:03:26 | |
Well, a week. Specifically a week on CBBC. | 4:03:26 | 4:03:29 | |
This is Whoops I Missed The Bus. | 4:03:29 | 4:03:32 | |
We've got a slice of this... | 4:03:32 | 4:03:33 | |
-So, we are taking this from Connor's entrance... -Here we go. | 4:03:33 | 4:03:37 | |
I'm going to put it away and I'll see you in a minute. | 4:03:37 | 4:03:39 | |
..a measure of this... | 4:03:39 | 4:03:41 | |
No, no, no, no. I'm going to... | 4:03:41 | 4:03:43 | |
..and a heapin' dollop of this. | 4:03:45 | 4:03:47 | |
Hang on. What were that? | 4:03:48 | 4:03:50 | |
Are you filming me? | 4:03:50 | 4:03:52 | |
And my first mates on this double-decked voyage | 4:03:52 | 4:03:55 | |
are the savvy and ship-shape reviewing duo of Laura and Myles. | 4:03:55 | 4:03:59 | |
Are you ready, kids? Weigh anchor. | 4:03:59 | 4:04:02 | |
Weigh an anchor? Why? We're not actually a boat, are we? | 4:04:02 | 4:04:06 | |
I thought we were a bus. | 4:04:06 | 4:04:07 | |
Yeah, maybe my demands are getting a bit weird. | 4:04:11 | 4:04:13 | |
Let's keep it a bit simple, shall we? | 4:04:13 | 4:04:16 | |
Why break with tradition? | 4:04:16 | 4:04:17 | |
Oi, Myles, dish out the dates. | 4:04:17 | 4:04:19 | |
Hello. Class Dismissed... | 4:04:19 | 4:04:22 | |
is the name of the TV show. | 4:04:22 | 4:04:23 | |
I'm not just trying out phrases if I become a teacher. | 4:04:23 | 4:04:26 | |
You need to throw caution to the wind... | 4:04:26 | 4:04:28 | |
PARP! | 4:04:28 | 4:04:29 | |
..let rip... | 4:04:29 | 4:04:30 | |
-PFFFP! -..and force the air out of it. | 4:04:30 | 4:04:33 | |
PRRRRRPP! | 4:04:33 | 4:04:34 | |
I've always wondered about why...comedic trumping | 4:04:34 | 4:04:38 | |
is a thing used in comedy. | 4:04:38 | 4:04:40 | |
Is it the sound of said comedy trump that makes it appealing? | 4:04:40 | 4:04:43 | |
Is it the air that a comedy trump can induce? | 4:04:43 | 4:04:45 | |
Is it cos it's something we all do and it's a laugh | 4:04:45 | 4:04:48 | |
acknowledging something, "We all do it, it's fine, we're all normal"? | 4:04:48 | 4:04:51 | |
I'm not sure. I'm not a wind expert - | 4:04:51 | 4:04:56 | |
as much as I'd like to be. | 4:04:56 | 4:04:57 | |
I never thought that'd be a sentence I'd say on TV. | 4:04:57 | 4:05:00 | |
Class Dismissed, that's what that clip's from. One of the examples | 4:05:00 | 4:05:03 | |
of the many wacky characters that teach on Class Dismissed. | 4:05:03 | 4:05:06 | |
There's also Sir Stanley Bleacher. | 4:05:06 | 4:05:08 | |
Hark! Hark! Hark. | 4:05:08 | 4:05:11 | |
If I turned up to school and just a guy was harking everywhere, | 4:05:11 | 4:05:14 | |
I'd think, "I've definitely time travelled, | 4:05:14 | 4:05:17 | |
"I've gone back, gone too far." | 4:05:17 | 4:05:18 | |
We've got Shakespeare over here, Miss. There's Mr Nasal. | 4:05:18 | 4:05:21 | |
Miss Spray. | 4:05:21 | 4:05:23 | |
I don't know what's going on there. And Miss Spray. | 4:05:23 | 4:05:25 | |
-Mr Nasal. -I also don't know what's happening. | 4:05:25 | 4:05:27 | |
Teachers like that would make school more interesting. | 4:05:27 | 4:05:30 | |
For example, you've got a teacher dressed up as Shakespeare. | 4:05:30 | 4:05:32 | |
He's teaching English - I'm interested. | 4:05:32 | 4:05:35 | |
Pop a teacher in another costume... A big 12, perhaps. Hear me out. | 4:05:35 | 4:05:40 | |
Now they're teaching maths - | 4:05:40 | 4:05:41 | |
I'm interested because of the costume. | 4:05:41 | 4:05:43 | |
It's got me interested, it's something new. | 4:05:43 | 4:05:45 | |
Just a big 12 and they're up at the front of the classroom. | 4:05:45 | 4:05:47 | |
It's a big 12. | 4:05:47 | 4:05:49 | |
Like, half their body standing in the one | 4:05:49 | 4:05:51 | |
and their face is, like, peeking out into the two. | 4:05:51 | 4:05:54 | |
And then just, "I'm a 12." Teachers, take note. | 4:05:54 | 4:05:57 | |
In the playground, the pupils are about to prank Mr Nasal. | 4:05:57 | 4:06:00 | |
Don't prank Mr Nasal. He's already called Mr Nasal. | 4:06:00 | 4:06:04 | |
To BMX or not to BMX? That is the question. | 4:06:04 | 4:06:08 | |
That's never been the question, ever. | 4:06:08 | 4:06:10 | |
-A rat! -A rat? The king was a rat? | 4:06:10 | 4:06:13 | |
-That doesn't even rhyme. -No, miss, I just saw a rat. | 4:06:13 | 4:06:16 | |
Oh, good. | 4:06:16 | 4:06:18 | |
I let five of them out in here this morning... | 4:06:18 | 4:06:20 | |
-SCREAMING -..and I haven't seen one since. | 4:06:20 | 4:06:23 | |
Genuinely, we had two rats once in English class. | 4:06:23 | 4:06:26 | |
A girl screamed because she'd seen them | 4:06:26 | 4:06:28 | |
and the teacher just went, "Oh..." like they were regulars, like she'd | 4:06:28 | 4:06:32 | |
asked them to leave before and... | 4:06:32 | 4:06:33 | |
"They've come back, haven't they? Oh, come on, rats." | 4:06:33 | 4:06:36 | |
She just opened the door and just went back to teaching. | 4:06:36 | 4:06:38 | |
Not in a big 12. Class Dismissed - | 4:06:38 | 4:06:41 | |
comedy trumps, rats... | 4:06:41 | 4:06:44 | |
..and a third thing. | 4:06:45 | 4:06:46 | |
Oh, that Myles. He's top of the class. Eh? Class? Do you get it? | 4:06:46 | 4:06:50 | |
And keeping it classy from hither to thither | 4:06:50 | 4:06:53 | |
are our 15-second fans. | 4:06:53 | 4:06:55 | |
Hello, Whoops I Missed The Bus. My name is Elliott. | 4:06:55 | 4:06:58 | |
I love all the CBBC shows but | 4:06:58 | 4:07:01 | |
my favourite has to be The Next Step | 4:07:01 | 4:07:03 | |
-because I love all the dancing and all the drama. -Nice one. | 4:07:03 | 4:07:07 | |
My favourite show is All Over The Place Europe | 4:07:07 | 4:07:09 | |
cos it tells you about facts that you might not have known about. | 4:07:09 | 4:07:13 | |
My favourite part is the main event. | 4:07:13 | 4:07:15 | |
-The worst part, though, is when it finishes. -Lovely work. | 4:07:15 | 4:07:19 | |
My favourite show on CBBC is Young Dracula, and The Next Step. | 4:07:19 | 4:07:24 | |
They both have a lot of tension and a lot of drama and I love it. | 4:07:24 | 4:07:27 | |
Well done. | 4:07:27 | 4:07:29 | |
Hi, there. My name's Mia and I love The Next Step | 4:07:29 | 4:07:32 | |
cos they do drama and dance. | 4:07:32 | 4:07:34 | |
I just love it. Love it, love it, love it! | 4:07:34 | 4:07:38 | |
I wish it comes on more because I always watch it. | 4:07:38 | 4:07:40 | |
I always watch the next episode and all this. Yay! | 4:07:40 | 4:07:43 | |
You absolute legends. We can always count on you lot. | 4:07:44 | 4:07:48 | |
Want to join the ranks of the 15-second fans? | 4:07:48 | 4:07:51 | |
Record a clip of yourself raving about your favourite show and head | 4:07:51 | 4:07:54 | |
to the Whoops web page for details about how to send it in to us. | 4:07:54 | 4:07:58 | |
Time now to hand over to the one and only Annabelle as she takes us | 4:07:58 | 4:08:02 | |
on a tour of the sights and sounds of The Dumping Ground. | 4:08:02 | 4:08:06 | |
Good morning. It is 7:03 and I'm going to go | 4:08:14 | 4:08:18 | |
and start a new day's filming at The Dumping Ground. | 4:08:18 | 4:08:21 | |
Let's go get ready. | 4:08:21 | 4:08:22 | |
Off to work. | 4:08:26 | 4:08:27 | |
So we actually film at what once was a school. | 4:08:34 | 4:08:38 | |
I'm on my way to make up. | 4:08:41 | 4:08:42 | |
That's me done. I am now Sasha. | 4:08:53 | 4:08:55 | |
So let's go off to costume. | 4:08:55 | 4:08:57 | |
I'm off to get changed and I'll see you in a bit. | 4:09:01 | 4:09:04 | |
I am now Sasha. So let's go to set. | 4:09:04 | 4:09:06 | |
Technically we're outside because we're walking through | 4:09:09 | 4:09:12 | |
what is the back door and into the kitchen...where everyone is. | 4:09:12 | 4:09:15 | |
And here's the scene all set up for us. | 4:09:15 | 4:09:17 | |
Now everyone's going to get into position | 4:09:17 | 4:09:20 | |
and wait for the cameras to kind of get ready. | 4:09:20 | 4:09:22 | |
And then we'll have probably a rehearsal | 4:09:22 | 4:09:24 | |
and then we'll shoot it. | 4:09:24 | 4:09:26 | |
The camera is literally right next to me now. | 4:09:26 | 4:09:28 | |
-Taking this from Connor's entrance... -Here we go. | 4:09:28 | 4:09:31 | |
I'm going to put it away and I'll see you in a minute. | 4:09:31 | 4:09:34 | |
This scene we're doing now will run a couple of minutes | 4:09:38 | 4:09:41 | |
-after the one we just did. -Same again, please. | 4:09:41 | 4:09:44 | |
We're all getting under the table. | 4:09:44 | 4:09:46 | |
Set and action. | 4:09:47 | 4:09:49 | |
-(Two, three...) -THEY SHOUT | 4:09:49 | 4:09:54 | |
And cut. Thank you. | 4:09:54 | 4:09:56 | |
That was a take. That was great. Completes the scene. | 4:09:56 | 4:09:59 | |
CHEERING | 4:09:59 | 4:10:00 | |
So it's lunchtime now, so we're just on our way up to the cafe. | 4:10:01 | 4:10:06 | |
-Could I have the vegan lasagne? -Vegan one? -Yeah. | 4:10:06 | 4:10:09 | |
I'm not very good with food. | 4:10:09 | 4:10:11 | |
I'm not the most adventurous, I'm not going to lie. | 4:10:11 | 4:10:13 | |
So here we go. | 4:10:13 | 4:10:15 | |
And here is everybody. What are you guys eating? | 4:10:15 | 4:10:18 | |
First I was eating a vegan lasagne. | 4:10:18 | 4:10:22 | |
Flapjacks for dessert. | 4:10:22 | 4:10:23 | |
Let me show you upstairs in The Dumping Ground. | 4:10:25 | 4:10:28 | |
Here we go. | 4:10:28 | 4:10:30 | |
Here we have the twins' room. | 4:10:30 | 4:10:32 | |
Floss's room. | 4:10:34 | 4:10:36 | |
And then straight ahead, Tee and Sasha's room. | 4:10:36 | 4:10:40 | |
I'll let you into another little secret. There's no ceiling. | 4:10:40 | 4:10:43 | |
You've actually never seen the ceiling in the show. | 4:10:43 | 4:10:45 | |
They don't build one. | 4:10:45 | 4:10:47 | |
So...it's not actually a real place. | 4:10:47 | 4:10:50 | |
Here we are, heading into the lounge. | 4:10:53 | 4:10:59 | |
-Have we got presents as well? -Yeah. | 4:10:59 | 4:11:02 | |
INDISTINCT CHATTER | 4:11:02 | 4:11:06 | |
Thank you. | 4:11:06 | 4:11:08 | |
Right, that's me done for the day | 4:11:08 | 4:11:09 | |
so I'm going to go get these dreads out and head on home. | 4:11:09 | 4:11:13 | |
This week has been all about building, digging and dens | 4:11:17 | 4:11:20 | |
because I've been watching Dengineers. | 4:11:20 | 4:11:22 | |
We are going to be building you guys your very own massive | 4:11:22 | 4:11:28 | |
dream den just for the school. | 4:11:28 | 4:11:30 | |
CHEERING | 4:11:30 | 4:11:32 | |
Before anyone gets building anything, Lauren and Mark go through | 4:11:33 | 4:11:36 | |
pictures with the children to get more ideas for the den. | 4:11:36 | 4:11:38 | |
Tell me what pictures you like and what sort of ideas you like, yeah? | 4:11:38 | 4:11:42 | |
I know exactly what I'd be having - a chocolate shop. | 4:11:42 | 4:11:45 | |
What? A chocolate shop isn't a good idea? | 4:11:45 | 4:11:48 | |
Well, what do the Dengineers come up with then? | 4:11:48 | 4:11:50 | |
-The cars. -Cars. | 4:11:50 | 4:11:51 | |
-The cars, yeah? Why do you want the cars? -Cos I like racing. | 4:11:51 | 4:11:54 | |
-You like racing cars. -Yeah, that's a good point. | 4:11:54 | 4:11:56 | |
Right in there. | 4:11:56 | 4:11:58 | |
Cars are a great idea. | 4:11:58 | 4:11:59 | |
-What about a stage? -Yeah. -Yeah? | 4:11:59 | 4:12:02 | |
A stage, so you can do the dancing on there. | 4:12:02 | 4:12:04 | |
Thinking about it, these are definitely better ideas than | 4:12:04 | 4:12:07 | |
a chocolate shop. Practising singing and dancing sounds like fun. | 4:12:07 | 4:12:09 | |
# Practising my singing and dancing | 4:12:09 | 4:12:11 | |
# Practising my singing and dancing, yeah. # | 4:12:11 | 4:12:13 | |
After the pictures are chosen, the diggers are out, | 4:12:13 | 4:12:15 | |
the teachers are sent away and, just to check, all the children ready? | 4:12:15 | 4:12:18 | |
ALL: Yes! | 4:12:18 | 4:12:20 | |
But not before stopping any nosy teachers from peeking. | 4:12:20 | 4:12:22 | |
They're thoroughly enjoying being in charge | 4:12:22 | 4:12:25 | |
and keeping secrets from me | 4:12:25 | 4:12:26 | |
and they keep telling me it's going to be pink and | 4:12:26 | 4:12:29 | |
there's going to be castles, and I hate pink castles. | 4:12:29 | 4:12:31 | |
Now, the plans for the dens look amazing. | 4:12:31 | 4:12:33 | |
I don't know how they do it. I'd be a terrible den builder. | 4:12:33 | 4:12:36 | |
-FANFARE -OK, three, two, one. | 4:12:36 | 4:12:38 | |
-Voila. -FANFARE TRAILS OFF | 4:12:38 | 4:12:40 | |
And just as the dens are almost complete... Wait, what? | 4:12:40 | 4:12:43 | |
The Dengineers fly away? I didn't know that was the plan. | 4:12:43 | 4:12:46 | |
Once Richard gets us safely airborne... | 4:12:46 | 4:12:49 | |
CHEERING | 4:12:49 | 4:12:52 | |
-We're up in the air! -This looks cool. | 4:12:52 | 4:12:54 | |
..Captain Ben takes the controls. | 4:12:54 | 4:12:57 | |
Now this is all you. Nice job, Ben. | 4:12:57 | 4:13:00 | |
Oh, right, so they take flight on a flying simulator. | 4:13:00 | 4:13:03 | |
I've always wanted to be a pilot. | 4:13:03 | 4:13:05 | |
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. | 4:13:05 | 4:13:07 | |
Today we are flying at approximately four degrees Fahrenheit | 4:13:07 | 4:13:10 | |
at a pace of 22 snails on roller skates. | 4:13:10 | 4:13:13 | |
'That doesn't make any sense.' | 4:13:13 | 4:13:14 | |
But the microphone looks good, right? | 4:13:14 | 4:13:16 | |
In the end, the dens turn out to be amazing | 4:13:16 | 4:13:18 | |
and I'm pretty sure everyone was very happy with it. | 4:13:18 | 4:13:20 | |
-CHEERING -Have a look at this! We did it! | 4:13:20 | 4:13:23 | |
How good is this? | 4:13:23 | 4:13:25 | |
Brilliant! CHEERING | 4:13:25 | 4:13:28 | |
Now, I've just got to get started on my own den-building skills | 4:13:30 | 4:13:33 | |
so I can become a Dengineer. | 4:13:33 | 4:13:35 | |
Maybe this time I'll start on my painting skills. Here we go. | 4:13:35 | 4:13:38 | |
Oh, I forgot to buy any paint. | 4:13:38 | 4:13:40 | |
-I'm Dr Chris. -An I'm Dr Xand. | 4:13:46 | 4:13:48 | |
And this is a Whoops I Missed The Bus exclusive | 4:13:48 | 4:13:51 | |
because you get to watch us watching a brand-new episode | 4:13:51 | 4:13:53 | |
of Operation Ouch for the first time. | 4:13:53 | 4:13:55 | |
It's not very often that you get to watch twins | 4:13:55 | 4:13:58 | |
watching twins on television, on television. | 4:13:58 | 4:14:01 | |
-I'm excited! -Yes. So am I. | 4:14:01 | 4:14:02 | |
-Now give me the remote. -Give me the popcorn. -No. | 4:14:02 | 4:14:05 | |
No, you're not having the remote. No. | 4:14:05 | 4:14:08 | |
No, no, no... I'm going to eat... | 4:14:08 | 4:14:11 | |
# I'm the star of Operation Ouch... # | 4:14:13 | 4:14:16 | |
-No, you're not. -# Doo-doo-doo, I am Dr Xand. # | 4:14:16 | 4:14:19 | |
That's not even the words. It doesn't have words. | 4:14:19 | 4:14:21 | |
-I wrote the words. -Well, you didn't ask me about the words. | 4:14:21 | 4:14:24 | |
I've got my own words. I always sing the words when the credits come on. | 4:14:24 | 4:14:27 | |
Just watch the programme. | 4:14:27 | 4:14:30 | |
-Look, we're on. 'I'm Dr Chris. -And I'm Dr Xand.' | 4:14:30 | 4:14:33 | |
-That's me. -'We're identical twins. -Twins!' | 4:14:33 | 4:14:35 | |
Getting in my way. | 4:14:35 | 4:14:36 | |
'Every year, half a million people | 4:14:36 | 4:14:38 | |
'attend the accident and emergency department' | 4:14:38 | 4:14:40 | |
-because of sporting injuries. -Aargh! | 4:14:40 | 4:14:44 | |
You always overdo these bits. Like, what? | 4:14:44 | 4:14:46 | |
-That can't have hurt that much. -It was very painful. | 4:14:46 | 4:14:49 | |
Tamsin's having a backslab, which supports the back of her leg | 4:14:49 | 4:14:53 | |
and allows for swelling. | 4:14:53 | 4:14:54 | |
If you watch Operation Ouch, you're learning about things that | 4:14:54 | 4:14:58 | |
you would really only get taught when you're becoming a doctor. | 4:14:58 | 4:15:01 | |
I remember being in the emergency department | 4:15:01 | 4:15:04 | |
and eventually plucking up the courage to say to a senior doctor... | 4:15:04 | 4:15:08 | |
-BOTH: "What's a backslab?" -Yeah. | 4:15:08 | 4:15:10 | |
And the point of a backslab is it lets your leg swell, doesn't it? | 4:15:10 | 4:15:13 | |
Now we're going to mess with your mind. | 4:15:15 | 4:15:18 | |
Now this, I think, is the most amazing bit of the new series. | 4:15:18 | 4:15:22 | |
So we'd never done mind benders before and these things ... | 4:15:22 | 4:15:26 | |
These things bent my mind every time we did them. | 4:15:26 | 4:15:28 | |
All you have to do is count the number of passes | 4:15:28 | 4:15:33 | |
that the team in white make. | 4:15:33 | 4:15:34 | |
It's amazing that you don't see it. | 4:15:37 | 4:15:38 | |
And even though I knew what was to happen, | 4:15:38 | 4:15:40 | |
you fooled me the first time you showed me the video. | 4:15:40 | 4:15:42 | |
Yeah, it's good, isn't it? | 4:15:42 | 4:15:44 | |
What we didn't tell you was before the match, Xand dressed up | 4:15:44 | 4:15:46 | |
as a gorilla and made an amazing ape appearance during the game. | 4:15:46 | 4:15:51 | |
I saw...a gorilla. | 4:15:51 | 4:15:54 | |
It's really good that, even when she said it, no-one saw this. | 4:15:54 | 4:15:57 | |
Just watch it again. Don't worry about the passes now. | 4:15:57 | 4:16:00 | |
Just see if you can see a gorilla. | 4:16:00 | 4:16:02 | |
There is... Wait a minute. There is the gorilla at the back dancing. | 4:16:03 | 4:16:07 | |
Oh, that gorilla. | 4:16:07 | 4:16:09 | |
XAND LAUGHS | 4:16:09 | 4:16:10 | |
The femur is one of the strongest bones in the body | 4:16:10 | 4:16:13 | |
so we're going to need some very... | 4:16:13 | 4:16:14 | |
The femur is one of the strongest bones in the body... | 4:16:14 | 4:16:17 | |
'When it's my close-up, Xand just stands there going...' | 4:16:17 | 4:16:20 | |
like this, and trying to make me laugh. | 4:16:20 | 4:16:22 | |
-Totally unhelpful. -You just need to be more professional. | 4:16:22 | 4:16:25 | |
YOU need to be more professional! In general. | 4:16:25 | 4:16:28 | |
So we'll see you next time for more Operation Ouch. | 4:16:28 | 4:16:32 | |
XAND SNORES | 4:16:32 | 4:16:34 | |
That was an excellent show. | 4:16:35 | 4:16:37 | |
I must say, I thought I was particularly good in it. | 4:16:37 | 4:16:40 | |
-Well, history will be your judge. Now give me the popcorn. -Certainly. | 4:16:40 | 4:16:44 | |
Hey, what are they doing watching telly? | 4:16:46 | 4:16:49 | |
Don't they have scabs to poke and trumps to scrutinise? | 4:16:49 | 4:16:52 | |
Oh, well. Perhaps a pair of vets would be more appropriate? | 4:16:52 | 4:16:55 | |
It's time for... | 4:16:55 | 4:16:57 | |
What You Thinking, Pet? | 4:16:57 | 4:16:59 | |
Oh, for goodness' sake. | 4:16:59 | 4:17:01 | |
This Chris Johnson chap can't paint to save his life. | 4:17:01 | 4:17:04 | |
I can't watch this any longer. | 4:17:04 | 4:17:05 | |
No, it's too paint-ful. Ah, do you get it? Oh... | 4:17:05 | 4:17:08 | |
They're so cheeky on 4 O'Clock Club, ain't they? | 4:17:08 | 4:17:12 | |
It makes school look like a right laugh. | 4:17:12 | 4:17:15 | |
You go, lads. Show 'em how it's done. | 4:17:15 | 4:17:18 | |
Ooh. Oh, dear. | 4:17:18 | 4:17:19 | |
No, wait, Mr Bell's caught 'em. | 4:17:19 | 4:17:23 | |
I knew it. Bunch of good-for-nothings, them boys. | 4:17:23 | 4:17:26 | |
SNORING | 4:17:26 | 4:17:27 | |
Oh! Hang on! What were that? | 4:17:27 | 4:17:31 | |
Are you filming me? | 4:17:31 | 4:17:32 | |
Is this for Whoops I Missed The Bus? | 4:17:32 | 4:17:34 | |
Oh, I would be excited but... I'm too tired. | 4:17:34 | 4:17:38 | |
Come on, now. Think positive. | 4:17:39 | 4:17:41 | |
This isn't an Elizabethan collar. | 4:17:41 | 4:17:43 | |
No, it's a TV dish. | 4:17:43 | 4:17:44 | |
Yeah, yeah, that's it. TV dish. | 4:17:44 | 4:17:46 | |
It's for watching more TV. | 4:17:46 | 4:17:48 | |
I'm beaming Hacker and Karim right into my brain. | 4:17:48 | 4:17:51 | |
Oh, actually, could you switch it off? | 4:17:52 | 4:17:55 | |
If you want to get your little | 4:17:55 | 4:17:57 | |
buddy on the telly, film some | 4:17:57 | 4:17:58 | |
footage of them watching CBBC and | 4:17:58 | 4:18:00 | |
send it in via the Whoops web page. | 4:18:00 | 4:18:02 | |
They could be in a future episode. | 4:18:02 | 4:18:04 | |
What You Thinking, Pet? | 4:18:04 | 4:18:06 | |
And that's your lot. | 4:18:06 | 4:18:07 | |
But if you want more, then look nae further than the CBBC iPlayer. | 4:18:07 | 4:18:11 | |
Time now for me to return to my weekly slumber | 4:18:11 | 4:18:13 | |
till that bus rocks right up again. | 4:18:13 | 4:18:15 | |
Goodbye for now, my dears. | 4:18:15 | 4:18:18 |