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Good day, my merry men...and women. | 5:13:23 | 5:13:25 | |
Plonk yourselves down and get ready to ingest | 5:13:25 | 5:13:28 | |
some of the best and strangest television you've ever seen. | 5:13:28 | 5:13:31 | |
It's Whoops, I Missed The Bus! What's she going on about? | 5:13:31 | 5:13:34 | |
Is he going to do it? Is he going to make the finish line? | 5:13:34 | 5:13:37 | |
What on earth is that?! | 5:13:37 | 5:13:39 | |
I will try and go for four seconds. | 5:13:39 | 5:13:42 | |
And can somebody explain this? | 5:13:42 | 5:13:44 | |
Bring me some carrots, what ho! | 5:13:44 | 5:13:47 | |
Now, they're one of television's most notorious duos | 5:13:47 | 5:13:50 | |
and their knowledge of CBBC is like no other. | 5:13:50 | 5:13:53 | |
It's our vlogger extraordinaires, Laura and Myles! | 5:13:53 | 5:13:57 | |
Sometimes I wake up and think, "Am I still dreaming? | 5:13:57 | 5:14:00 | |
"Is this real? Is this just Groundhog Day? | 5:14:00 | 5:14:03 | |
"Am I watching CBBC again?" But this is all real. This is my life. | 5:14:03 | 5:14:06 | |
She's our beacon of light in the darkest of months, | 5:14:11 | 5:14:14 | |
our own CBBC ray of sunshine, | 5:14:14 | 5:14:17 | |
it's lovely Laura, of course! | 5:14:17 | 5:14:19 | |
It's robotic, it's intense, | 5:14:19 | 5:14:21 | |
it's time to get techy. It's time for Airmageddon. | 5:14:21 | 5:14:24 | |
The final challenge will flip your world upside down, | 5:14:25 | 5:14:28 | |
as two go in and one comes out. | 5:14:28 | 5:14:31 | |
Now, I've never been very good at racing anyway, | 5:14:31 | 5:14:35 | |
but this is a new level of racing. | 5:14:35 | 5:14:37 | |
There's Hoops, the Vortex | 5:14:37 | 5:14:38 | |
and that thing that scares me - the D.R.A.GON. | 5:14:38 | 5:14:41 | |
The Direct Response Aerial Gyrocopter, | 5:14:41 | 5:14:44 | |
AKA the D.R.A.GON! | 5:14:44 | 5:14:46 | |
Oh, and the finish line. Yes, can't forget the most important thing. | 5:14:46 | 5:14:50 | |
You can tell I wasn't very good at races. | 5:14:50 | 5:14:52 | |
Now, through the next gate... Oh, look at the D.R.A.GON! | 5:14:52 | 5:14:55 | |
He'd win a staring contest with the sun. | 5:14:55 | 5:14:58 | |
Floor it. Hammer it past that line, mate. Oh, you beauty! | 5:14:58 | 5:15:01 | |
Now, if I were to make a drone, I would do it slightly differently. | 5:15:01 | 5:15:05 | |
I would forget about the remote control and attach it to balloons! | 5:15:05 | 5:15:09 | |
Just for clarification, this is my super-advanced hi-tech drone. | 5:15:09 | 5:15:13 | |
OK. Right, now, just to... | 5:15:13 | 5:15:16 | |
Ooh! Presenting Airmageddon on a budget! | 5:15:16 | 5:15:19 | |
Does it match up to the show? | 5:15:19 | 5:15:21 | |
Yeah, maybe not so much. | 5:15:21 | 5:15:23 | |
But at least the contestants seem to have much more of an idea than me. | 5:15:23 | 5:15:27 | |
Well, in fact, much more than an idea. | 5:15:27 | 5:15:29 | |
They managed to steer their drones through steam pits, shots of fire | 5:15:29 | 5:15:32 | |
and huge rival drones. Did I mention this show is intense? | 5:15:32 | 5:15:35 | |
That's a huge altitude deviation. | 5:15:35 | 5:15:37 | |
That means they're going up and down. | 5:15:37 | 5:15:40 | |
A yo-yo stylee! | 5:15:40 | 5:15:42 | |
Is he going to make the finish line? | 5:15:42 | 5:15:44 | |
He's descended way too far. | 5:15:44 | 5:15:46 | |
He's clipped the floor! It's legal... | 5:15:46 | 5:15:48 | |
Got to go really low, remember. | 5:15:48 | 5:15:50 | |
It's wild, but it's not wise. Oh! | 5:15:50 | 5:15:53 | |
Oh, so close. But the good news is, | 5:15:53 | 5:15:56 | |
there were lots of happy faces throughout the show. | 5:15:56 | 5:15:58 | |
That's great to see. Lots of handshakes going on. | 5:15:58 | 5:16:02 | |
And the fact that no drones were harmed | 5:16:02 | 5:16:04 | |
in the fiery pits of the Airena. | 5:16:04 | 5:16:05 | |
I mean, some balloons were, but no drones. | 5:16:05 | 5:16:08 | |
Oh, yes. | 5:16:08 | 5:16:10 | |
Two in the lead. | 5:16:10 | 5:16:11 | |
So I'd have to pop balloons with a drone being held up by balloons. | 5:16:11 | 5:16:15 | |
I don't think this would work. | 5:16:15 | 5:16:17 | |
Fly away, drone! Fly away... | 5:16:17 | 5:16:19 | |
Right, that definitely didn't work. | 5:16:19 | 5:16:22 | |
Oh, she does DRONE on, doesn't she? | 5:16:22 | 5:16:24 | |
Get it? Never mind. | 5:16:24 | 5:16:26 | |
Next up, it's you lot, our 15-second fans! | 5:16:26 | 5:16:29 | |
My 15-second fan is Got What It Takes?, | 5:16:29 | 5:16:32 | |
as I like that there's a new song each week, | 5:16:32 | 5:16:35 | |
I like that the mums have to do the challenges. | 5:16:35 | 5:16:38 | |
My favourite challenge was white-water rappers. | 5:16:38 | 5:16:41 | |
I like the challenges that the children have to do as well. | 5:16:41 | 5:16:44 | |
-Brilliant! Another... -My favourite is Class Dismissed. | 5:16:44 | 5:16:47 | |
I especially love Mr Capp | 5:16:47 | 5:16:51 | |
and Miss Goldfish, because she only has a five-second memory | 5:16:51 | 5:16:57 | |
-and it's very funny. -Well done! | 5:16:57 | 5:17:00 | |
I like CBBC, The Next Step, | 5:17:00 | 5:17:04 | |
because it's got loads of cool dance moves in it | 5:17:04 | 5:17:07 | |
and I like to see all the drama and everything like that. | 5:17:07 | 5:17:11 | |
-Nice one. -My favourite TV show is Dragons - Defenders Of Berk, | 5:17:11 | 5:17:15 | |
because I love it when they fly | 5:17:15 | 5:17:17 | |
because I find flying cool. | 5:17:17 | 5:17:19 | |
I also love it when the Outcasts attack, | 5:17:19 | 5:17:22 | |
being led by Dagur the Deranged. | 5:17:22 | 5:17:24 | |
Vlogging like true professionals. | 5:17:24 | 5:17:26 | |
And if you want to become a part | 5:17:26 | 5:17:28 | |
of the 15-second fan family, | 5:17:28 | 5:17:30 | |
all you have to do is record | 5:17:30 | 5:17:32 | |
a vlog of your favourite CBBC show | 5:17:32 | 5:17:34 | |
and upload it to the Whoops web page. | 5:17:34 | 5:17:36 | |
Now, remember what your first day of school was like? | 5:17:36 | 5:17:39 | |
Well, imagine being the new girl at Elmsmere Manor | 5:17:39 | 5:17:42 | |
and the newbie on a TV set. | 5:17:42 | 5:17:44 | |
It's like a double whammy of newness. | 5:17:44 | 5:17:46 | |
The 4 O'clock Club is back with a brand-new series | 5:17:46 | 5:17:50 | |
and this year, it's bigger and better than ever before. | 5:17:50 | 5:17:54 | |
-BOTH: -Because we're in it! | 5:17:54 | 5:17:56 | |
# Give me an O, give me a U Give me a C... # | 5:17:56 | 5:17:59 | |
We gave Ella and Cara a camera to film their first day on set. | 5:17:59 | 5:18:02 | |
Super excited in the car on the way to set! | 5:18:02 | 5:18:05 | |
-Oh, my gosh! People! -Oh! -People! | 5:18:05 | 5:18:08 | |
We're on set! | 5:18:10 | 5:18:12 | |
They're yours. | 5:18:14 | 5:18:16 | |
Oh, is that one for you? | 5:18:16 | 5:18:18 | |
-This one is probably the one for you. -What is mine? | 5:18:18 | 5:18:20 | |
Yours is going to be one of these ones, I think. | 5:18:20 | 5:18:24 | |
Ta-da! | 5:18:24 | 5:18:25 | |
INAUDIBLE | 5:18:28 | 5:18:31 | |
-It was good, yeah. We're all ready to do it. -Yeah, we are. | 5:18:34 | 5:18:39 | |
Action! | 5:18:39 | 5:18:42 | |
What?! | 5:18:46 | 5:18:48 | |
Do you think...? | 5:18:48 | 5:18:50 | |
That every time you put in 50p, | 5:18:50 | 5:18:53 | |
you get £1? This thing's a gold mine. | 5:18:53 | 5:18:56 | |
It's been eight weeks since Ella and Cara's first day on set | 5:18:56 | 5:19:00 | |
so let's find out how they've been getting on. | 5:19:00 | 5:19:03 | |
Hey, Ella. Hey, Cara. | 5:19:05 | 5:19:07 | |
-Hi. -How are you? -Good, thanks. | 5:19:07 | 5:19:09 | |
What's it like filming scenes now in comparison | 5:19:09 | 5:19:11 | |
-to when you first started? -Our first day, we were really excited, | 5:19:11 | 5:19:15 | |
but now we know what it's about, you get your heads down, get it done. | 5:19:15 | 5:19:19 | |
Who are you most excited to meet? | 5:19:19 | 5:19:21 | |
-Jade. -Who plays Clem. | 5:19:21 | 5:19:23 | |
I wanted to meet the girl group. | 5:19:23 | 5:19:25 | |
Clem, Fleur and Eleesha. I was really excited. | 5:19:25 | 5:19:29 | |
-Look at the time, Cara. We've got to do our next scene. -You can watch. | 5:19:29 | 5:19:32 | |
-Can I really? -Yeah. -Yeah. Come on. -You guys are brilliant. Come on. | 5:19:32 | 5:19:36 | |
In a camera rehearsal, they do this before a take | 5:19:36 | 5:19:39 | |
so they can get it spot-on. | 5:19:39 | 5:19:40 | |
4 O'clock Club is back! Tune into CBBC | 5:19:46 | 5:19:49 | |
to find out what mischief Ella and Cara will be getting up to. | 5:19:49 | 5:19:53 | |
The latest episode of Millie Inbetween starts off with | 5:19:57 | 5:20:01 | |
Millie feeling torn between her two families, | 5:20:01 | 5:20:03 | |
so to stop that feeling, she tries to organise a family holiday | 5:20:03 | 5:20:07 | |
to bring everyone back together again. | 5:20:07 | 5:20:08 | |
This year, I persuaded everyone to come on holiday together | 5:20:08 | 5:20:12 | |
and, so far, it's all going really well. | 5:20:12 | 5:20:16 | |
Let's hope it stays like that all week. | 5:20:16 | 5:20:18 | |
Hmm. Camping sounds like the best way to solve a family problem. | 5:20:18 | 5:20:21 | |
Take all the elements that is making up the family problem - family - | 5:20:21 | 5:20:25 | |
and keep all the problems in a wood | 5:20:25 | 5:20:27 | |
tied up in tiny fabric little houses with no way out... | 5:20:27 | 5:20:30 | |
Millie, have you thought this through? | 5:20:30 | 5:20:33 | |
I went camping with my family once when I was younger. | 5:20:33 | 5:20:36 | |
My uncle told me there was a bear outside the tent, and I cried. | 5:20:36 | 5:20:39 | |
That's not a funny story. I just wanted to get that off my chest. | 5:20:39 | 5:20:42 | |
Thank you for listening. | 5:20:42 | 5:20:44 | |
-You see, mate, this is not too hard. -You're doing great, mate. | 5:20:44 | 5:20:47 | |
Just move back so I can get in this... | 5:20:47 | 5:20:50 | |
I once put up a tent. | 5:20:52 | 5:20:54 | |
Nothing exciting happened. I just put up a tent once and never again. | 5:20:54 | 5:20:57 | |
It's like making your bed - you can get lost in it. | 5:20:57 | 5:20:59 | |
When I was trying to make my bed, | 5:20:59 | 5:21:01 | |
I once spent a week inside the duvet trying to work out | 5:21:01 | 5:21:03 | |
which way the sheet went in. | 5:21:03 | 5:21:05 | |
I eventually came out from underneath, and I was 100! | 5:21:05 | 5:21:08 | |
Good job I've only ever tried to camp once. | 5:21:08 | 5:21:10 | |
And put up a tent once. Who knows how many years it would take? | 5:21:10 | 5:21:13 | |
It's an INTENSE thing. | 5:21:13 | 5:21:16 | |
Putting up tents. IN-TENSE. That wasn't a pun. | 5:21:16 | 5:21:19 | |
This is a very serious situation. | 5:21:19 | 5:21:21 | |
Please, no puns. | 5:21:21 | 5:21:23 | |
Taking no chances, eh? | 5:21:23 | 5:21:24 | |
I can't afford to. | 5:21:24 | 5:21:26 | |
This thing comes down in the night, | 5:21:26 | 5:21:28 | |
-you don't know what's out there. -Just trees and things. | 5:21:28 | 5:21:31 | |
And bears. | 5:21:31 | 5:21:32 | |
I wish I had Millie's power of bringing up tiny screens | 5:21:32 | 5:21:35 | |
whenever she wants to revisit a memory. | 5:21:35 | 5:21:37 | |
I thought we agreed - I have them at the end of the week? | 5:21:37 | 5:21:40 | |
But those are the only sunny days. | 5:21:40 | 5:21:42 | |
-I'll flip you for it. -Right. Right. | 5:21:42 | 5:21:44 | |
-BOTH: -Heads! Tails! -Oh! | 5:21:44 | 5:21:47 | |
You escape so many situations that way. | 5:21:47 | 5:21:49 | |
Oh, no, bear is walking towards me. | 5:21:49 | 5:21:52 | |
Let's reminisce. | 5:21:52 | 5:21:53 | |
Do you think anyone else can see what Millie pops up on the screen? | 5:22:00 | 5:22:03 | |
Someone walks past, "Millie, what is that tiny hovering little screen?" | 5:22:03 | 5:22:07 | |
"Don't worry." "Why are you talking to her?" | 5:22:07 | 5:22:09 | |
"She's talking to a camera in the woods." "Sorry, I've got to go." | 5:22:09 | 5:22:12 | |
OK. How do I get rid of that one for ever? | 5:22:12 | 5:22:16 | |
How did a bear get in my tiny hovering screen? | 5:22:16 | 5:22:18 | |
Who am I talking to? I'm just in the woods talking to no-one. | 5:22:18 | 5:22:21 | |
Anyway, thanks for listening. Go watch Millie Inbetween. | 5:22:21 | 5:22:24 | |
Oh, remember THAT one. | 5:22:24 | 5:22:27 | |
So, the new series of Officially Amazing is back. | 5:22:32 | 5:22:35 | |
Go! | 5:22:37 | 5:22:39 | |
And me and Laura are hanging out | 5:22:39 | 5:22:42 | |
with the Officially Amazing gang. | 5:22:42 | 5:22:44 | |
And we're going to try and break a world record! | 5:22:46 | 5:22:49 | |
Are you really going to just stand there eating marshmallows | 5:22:49 | 5:22:52 | |
-when we're on TV? -Yeah. | 5:22:52 | 5:22:54 | |
I'm practising for the world record we're going to break later. | 5:22:54 | 5:22:57 | |
What world record could possibly involve us eating marshmallows? | 5:22:57 | 5:23:01 | |
This record! | 5:23:01 | 5:23:02 | |
Dry-bobbing marshmallows. | 5:23:02 | 5:23:04 | |
The current record is six of these marshmallows in 27½ seconds, | 5:23:04 | 5:23:08 | |
which is about five seconds per mallow. | 5:23:08 | 5:23:11 | |
I'm going to try and go for four seconds per mallow. What about you? | 5:23:11 | 5:23:15 | |
-Three. Three-second mallow. -That's ambitious. Good luck to you. | 5:23:15 | 5:23:19 | |
The hula hoop, baby... | 5:23:21 | 5:23:23 | |
I'm joined by the three presenters of Officially Amazing - | 5:23:26 | 5:23:29 | |
-Ben, Haruka and Al. Hi, guys. -Hi. -Hi, how are you? -I'm good, thanks. | 5:23:29 | 5:23:33 | |
Now that the new series is upon us, | 5:23:33 | 5:23:35 | |
what sort of things can we expect? | 5:23:35 | 5:23:36 | |
I think there's a little bit more healthy competition between us. | 5:23:36 | 5:23:40 | |
-Number one. -Are you ready to break some records this year? | 5:23:40 | 5:23:43 | |
We're taking home a number one. | 5:23:43 | 5:23:44 | |
Our hopes and dreams are with you. | 5:23:44 | 5:23:46 | |
-Go and do this for Queen and country. -I'm very pro USA, | 5:23:46 | 5:23:49 | |
and I'll do whatever I can to help make sure Ray takes the title | 5:23:49 | 5:23:53 | |
as the officially competitive winner. | 5:23:53 | 5:23:54 | |
Mr Cherry has me working really hard, so...you know? | 5:23:54 | 5:23:58 | |
It's true, it's true, | 5:23:58 | 5:23:59 | |
and with Sizzling Steve, you know what you're going to get. | 5:23:59 | 5:24:03 | |
Yes, come on, keep up that pace. | 5:24:03 | 5:24:06 | |
You know what they say? Blow hard or blow home. | 5:24:06 | 5:24:09 | |
So, we've measured the length of our string. | 5:24:15 | 5:24:17 | |
Our official world record adjudicator is happy. | 5:24:17 | 5:24:20 | |
These marshmallows won't eat themselves in 27 seconds or less. | 5:24:20 | 5:24:23 | |
Blindfolds on. Let's do this. Take the glasses off | 5:24:23 | 5:24:26 | |
then let's do this. | 5:24:26 | 5:24:28 | |
-Myles, are you ready? -I'm ready. | 5:24:28 | 5:24:30 | |
Three, two, one, go! | 5:24:30 | 5:24:33 | |
To the left, to the left. Stop dodging your head. Move it forwards. | 5:24:33 | 5:24:37 | |
That's it. Lick it, pull it. Off it. Yes! | 5:24:37 | 5:24:40 | |
-Oh, no. -Oh, no! -It's on my hair. -It's in the hair. | 5:24:40 | 5:24:42 | |
Turn your head. Yes. Ooh! | 5:24:42 | 5:24:44 | |
-It's a good pace. Keep moving to the right. -Where is he? | 5:24:44 | 5:24:48 | |
Move your head slowly forwards. | 5:24:48 | 5:24:50 | |
-Oh... -Slowly forwards. -Just relax a little bit. -Bit more fast. | 5:24:50 | 5:24:54 | |
Move to the right, move to the right! Head up! | 5:24:54 | 5:24:57 | |
Forward... Now! | 5:24:57 | 5:24:59 | |
-Oh... -Oh, yes. | 5:24:59 | 5:25:01 | |
There it is, there it is. Ye... Oh! | 5:25:01 | 5:25:04 | |
-Where does he always go? -Yeah, he's an elusive chap. | 5:25:04 | 5:25:07 | |
Tongue it, bite it. | 5:25:07 | 5:25:09 | |
-Secure it! -HOOTER BLOWS | 5:25:09 | 5:25:12 | |
So, how did we do? One of us got it, right? | 5:25:12 | 5:25:15 | |
Well, Myles finished in the time of 2 minutes and 47 seconds. | 5:25:15 | 5:25:19 | |
His attempt was invalid because he head-butted one of them. | 5:25:19 | 5:25:23 | |
SPEECH DISTORTED | 5:25:23 | 5:25:26 | |
Laura, you completed it in a time of 56.27 seconds. | 5:25:26 | 5:25:30 | |
-Oh, no. -So not quite record breaking | 5:25:30 | 5:25:32 | |
but still a very, very good attempt. | 5:25:32 | 5:25:35 | |
Ew... I hope Myles has washed his face since. Eurgh! Hashtag custard. | 5:25:35 | 5:25:40 | |
Next up, a bunch of animals who just won't shut up. It's time for... | 5:25:40 | 5:25:44 | |
Best seat in t'house, this. | 5:25:46 | 5:25:48 | |
I can blend right into t'sofa | 5:25:48 | 5:25:50 | |
and no-one will notice if I drool all over it | 5:25:50 | 5:25:52 | |
and all over this person's lap. Who is this, anyway? | 5:25:52 | 5:25:55 | |
That's right - stroke me. Go on, stroke me. | 5:25:55 | 5:25:59 | |
Well, yes, I know you want to muck out my stable | 5:25:59 | 5:26:02 | |
but I'm catching up on the brand-new series | 5:26:02 | 5:26:05 | |
of Airmageddon, and I just do not want to be disturbed. | 5:26:05 | 5:26:09 | |
Go on, trot along. | 5:26:09 | 5:26:10 | |
Oh, and bring me some carrots, what ho! | 5:26:10 | 5:26:13 | |
Well, maybe if I stand really still, like a statue, | 5:26:13 | 5:26:16 | |
Joseph won't see me, then I can stay out past my bedtime | 5:26:16 | 5:26:19 | |
to finish watching Dragons - Defenders Of Berk. | 5:26:19 | 5:26:22 | |
I'm good at this, ain't I? | 5:26:22 | 5:26:24 | |
Don't wobble, Skittle. Don't wobble! | 5:26:24 | 5:26:26 | |
"The dog ate my homework"? I've done no such thing. | 5:26:26 | 5:26:29 | |
I'm just chilling on this lovely rug, | 5:26:29 | 5:26:32 | |
completely innocent like. | 5:26:32 | 5:26:34 | |
I've no idea where your maths book is. | 5:26:34 | 5:26:36 | |
Stop accusing me of eating your homework. Hiccup! Whoops! | 5:26:36 | 5:26:40 | |
If your pet is full of sass | 5:26:40 | 5:26:42 | |
and craving the spotlight, | 5:26:42 | 5:26:44 | |
just record them watching CBBC | 5:26:44 | 5:26:46 | |
and send it in via the Whoops web page. | 5:26:46 | 5:26:48 | |
Now, we've enjoyed the sponge, the filling and the jam, | 5:26:48 | 5:26:52 | |
but it's time for the icing on the cake. | 5:26:52 | 5:26:54 | |
It's the very best bits of this week's CBBC | 5:26:54 | 5:26:57 | |
and you're going to love them! | 5:26:57 | 5:26:59 | |
This is a great thing to do on the weekend. | 5:26:59 | 5:27:03 | |
We're going for it. | 5:27:03 | 5:27:05 | |
Did that work? I don't know. We've got a few left over. | 5:27:12 | 5:27:15 | |
I don't know why, but as we wait for the call to come through, | 5:27:22 | 5:27:25 | |
I'm really nervous and then... | 5:27:25 | 5:27:27 | |
'Space to ground, four, four.' | 5:27:27 | 5:27:30 | |
-Tim, it's Barney. It's so good to see you. How are you? -Hello, Barney, | 5:27:30 | 5:27:34 | |
-and hi to Blue Peter. -How is it up there? | 5:27:34 | 5:27:37 | |
Life on board is wonderful. | 5:27:37 | 5:27:39 | |
We've already had two EVAs, one of which I was able to go outside | 5:27:39 | 5:27:42 | |
the space station on, and when we do get the odd five minutes' break, | 5:27:42 | 5:27:47 | |
just going to the windows and looking down on Earth | 5:27:47 | 5:27:50 | |
is absolutely spectacular. | 5:27:50 | 5:27:52 | |
Joel, which song would you like to sing with old Davie pops? | 5:27:52 | 5:27:55 | |
-Elastic Heart. -Good choice. -Great choice. | 5:27:55 | 5:27:58 | |
-Wow. -Here we go, Joel. Get ready to sing. | 5:27:58 | 5:28:01 | |
One, two, three, four. | 5:28:01 | 5:28:04 | |
# And another one bites the dust | 5:28:05 | 5:28:09 | |
# Oh, why can I not conquer love? | 5:28:09 | 5:28:12 | |
# And I might have thought that we were one | 5:28:12 | 5:28:16 | |
# Wanted to fight this war without weapons... # | 5:28:16 | 5:28:20 | |
We've had a blast, but all good things must come to an end. | 5:28:20 | 5:28:23 | |
Until next week, of course! | 5:28:23 | 5:28:24 | |
And don't forget, you can catch up on anything you've missed | 5:28:24 | 5:28:27 | |
via CBBC iPlayer. All right, I've missed the bus again. | 5:28:27 | 5:28:30 | |
Good job I've ordered a taxi! To the castle up on yonder, please! | 5:28:30 | 5:28:33 |