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Calling all CBBC fanatics! | 3:51:55 | 3:51:57 | |
This is your last boarding notice for all passengers travelling | 3:51:57 | 3:52:00 | |
to TV Central, stopping off at Lol Lane and Whoops I Missed The Bus. | 3:52:00 | 3:52:04 | |
-Can this be any more awkward? -Mum, you're blocking the camera. | 3:52:04 | 3:52:08 | |
Ooh! Ooh! Am I? | 3:52:08 | 3:52:09 | |
Oh, look, it's you lot on the telly! | 3:52:09 | 3:52:12 | |
-BOTH: -We love CBBC! | 3:52:12 | 3:52:16 | |
And OMD, what on earth is that? | 3:52:16 | 3:52:19 | |
..firing boiling-hot toxic fluids from their bottoms. | 3:52:19 | 3:52:23 | |
Limber up your eyes and activate your lounging muscles, cos | 3:52:23 | 3:52:26 | |
our terrifically talented vloggers are primed and ready to take | 3:52:26 | 3:52:30 | |
-over your tellyboxes. -Here's a top-secret Rhys fact for you. | 3:52:30 | 3:52:33 | |
The inspiration for all my vlogs is "watch CBBC 24/7". | 3:52:33 | 3:52:37 | |
Oh, and "never leave this room." Keep that to yourself, though, yeah? | 3:52:37 | 3:52:41 | |
Now, take out your notebooks and prepare yourself for an | 3:52:44 | 3:52:47 | |
education from our favourite vlogging duo. | 3:52:47 | 3:52:50 | |
It's Myles and his lovely teddy bear! | 3:52:50 | 3:52:52 | |
Copycats is a whole show where you photocopy cats. | 3:52:52 | 3:52:57 | |
-It's not that. -Meow. -It's a game show, Copycats. -Meow. | 3:53:00 | 3:53:05 | |
Ten seconds. Not a long time. | 3:53:05 | 3:53:07 | |
OK, Daniel, your turn. | 3:53:10 | 3:53:12 | |
Rule number one of Copycats, just as a heads up - if you're inviting | 3:53:14 | 3:53:17 | |
a family member onto the show, make sure they know the | 3:53:17 | 3:53:20 | |
difference between a boomerang and an elephant's tusk. | 3:53:20 | 3:53:22 | |
-Daniel? -An aubergine. | 3:53:22 | 3:53:24 | |
LAUGHTER | 3:53:24 | 3:53:25 | |
It is not an aubergine. What is it supposed to be, Alex? | 3:53:25 | 3:53:29 | |
-It was a boomerang. -LAUGHTER | 3:53:29 | 3:53:31 | |
Brief your family before the quiz, if you can. | 3:53:31 | 3:53:33 | |
OK, what is this? | 3:53:33 | 3:53:35 | |
Ooh, that one's a banana. | 3:53:35 | 3:53:37 | |
It's a boomerang! | 3:53:37 | 3:53:39 | |
A...yellow boomerang. | 3:53:39 | 3:53:42 | |
OK, what's this one? | 3:53:42 | 3:53:44 | |
- That's a banana. - That's an elephant's tusk. | 3:53:44 | 3:53:47 | |
It's an elephant's tusk? | 3:53:47 | 3:53:48 | |
None of these are bananas. | 3:53:48 | 3:53:51 | |
I'm so sorry. | 3:53:52 | 3:53:53 | |
-Reckon you can draw that? -Yeah. | 3:53:58 | 3:53:59 | |
This is a tennis racquet. And they're asking for a tennis RACKET. | 3:53:59 | 3:54:02 | |
LOUD MUSIC AND SHOUTING | 3:54:02 | 3:54:04 | |
OK, just stop making all this... Please stop making all this racket. | 3:54:04 | 3:54:08 | |
-MUSIC AND SHOUTING STOPS -That's good. Thank you. | 3:54:08 | 3:54:10 | |
But actually, you can spell racquet both ways, Myles. | 3:54:10 | 3:54:14 | |
Really? R-A-C-K-E-T. | 3:54:14 | 3:54:18 | |
It's true. There are the results. | 3:54:19 | 3:54:22 | |
The internet never lies. I mean, that is a bit rude. | 3:54:22 | 3:54:25 | |
Come on! | 3:54:25 | 3:54:27 | |
This isn't even a tennis racquet in the first place. That's squash. | 3:54:27 | 3:54:30 | |
Different sport. Similar racquet, so I thought I could get away with it. | 3:54:30 | 3:54:33 | |
I do not have the props. | 3:54:33 | 3:54:34 | |
Thank you, Myles. Talk about making a racket. | 3:54:38 | 3:54:40 | |
Or should that be "racquet"? HE LAUGHS | 3:54:40 | 3:54:42 | |
Now, to follow in Myles's vlog-star footsteps, | 3:54:42 | 3:54:44 | |
it's over to you, my 15 Second Fans. | 3:54:44 | 3:54:47 | |
I really, really love Copycats. | 3:54:47 | 3:54:49 | |
It's when two families compete against each other, | 3:54:49 | 3:54:54 | |
and it makes me have a laugh. I love Copycats! | 3:54:54 | 3:54:58 | |
Get in! | 3:54:58 | 3:54:59 | |
My favourite programme is The Next Step, cos it has loads | 3:54:59 | 3:55:02 | |
of drama and it's really good at dancing, and I love dancing, too. | 3:55:02 | 3:55:05 | |
And I really like Amanda, Emily and Riley. | 3:55:05 | 3:55:09 | |
I also like 4 O'Clock Club, because there's loads of rapping, | 3:55:09 | 3:55:12 | |
and my favourite character's Clem. | 3:55:12 | 3:55:13 | |
Well done! | 3:55:13 | 3:55:15 | |
Today I'm sending you a 15-second vlog to say I really like | 3:55:15 | 3:55:19 | |
The Official CBBC Chart Show, because I really like singing | 3:55:19 | 3:55:25 | |
and I really like Sam Smith as an artist. | 3:55:25 | 3:55:28 | |
-Nice one! -We love CBBC. -And we love The Next Step. | 3:55:28 | 3:55:32 | |
-And The Dumping Ground. -Can't wait for more episodes! | 3:55:32 | 3:55:35 | |
-BOTH: -We love CBBC! | 3:55:35 | 3:55:38 | |
Now, that was impressive! | 3:55:40 | 3:55:42 | |
Have you got a lot to say about your favourite CBBC show? | 3:55:42 | 3:55:45 | |
Well, if you do, record your very own mini vlog and send it to | 3:55:45 | 3:55:48 | |
us through the Whoops web page. | 3:55:48 | 3:55:49 | |
Now, TV is renowned for being gorgeously glamorous, so I thought | 3:55:49 | 3:55:52 | |
I'd treat you to a compilation of the blingiest moments on CBBC. | 3:55:52 | 3:55:56 | |
But there were none. So I put together this disgusting display. | 3:55:56 | 3:56:00 | |
Warning! If you're eating, stop now. | 3:56:00 | 3:56:01 | |
Seriously, this is going to be a bit gruesome. | 3:56:01 | 3:56:04 | |
Here it is, especially for you, | 3:56:04 | 3:56:06 | |
a revolting reel of only the most repulsive moments from CBBC. | 3:56:06 | 3:56:10 | |
Ooh, pass us the sick bucket, madam. | 3:56:10 | 3:56:12 | |
At number five, kicking off our creepy countdown | 3:56:12 | 3:56:15 | |
and winning the acclaimed title Ha! That's Gross, | 3:56:15 | 3:56:17 | |
it's The Next Step with this laugh-out-loud vom-tastic scene. | 3:56:17 | 3:56:21 | |
Eurgh... | 3:56:21 | 3:56:23 | |
Sorry, I was in there. I was drinking from the fountain, | 3:56:23 | 3:56:25 | |
but the water's really strong. | 3:56:25 | 3:56:26 | |
-There's no faucet in there. -Yeah, there is. | 3:56:26 | 3:56:29 | |
It's right beside the toilet. | 3:56:29 | 3:56:31 | |
-Did you drink from the bidet, bro?! -Euw! | 3:56:33 | 3:56:36 | |
Eldon just drank out of the bidet! | 3:56:36 | 3:56:37 | |
-What's a bidet? -THEY BOTH GAG | 3:56:37 | 3:56:40 | |
People use the bidet after they use the toilet. AFTER! | 3:56:40 | 3:56:46 | |
Sliding in at number four, | 3:56:46 | 3:56:47 | |
prepare yourself for the Eurghhh! Face Scrunch Award, | 3:56:47 | 3:56:50 | |
which goes to this slice of Horrible History. | 3:56:50 | 3:56:53 | |
-You're home early. How was your day at work? -Oh, not bad, Mummy. | 3:56:53 | 3:56:58 | |
-Mustn't grumble, mustn't grumble. -Well, it certainly smells like | 3:56:58 | 3:57:01 | |
you collected enough dog poo for the leather tanner. | 3:57:01 | 3:57:04 | |
Yeah, and then the boss told me to stir all the poo in the tub. | 3:57:04 | 3:57:07 | |
Oh, you're moving up in the world, darling. | 3:57:07 | 3:57:09 | |
-Before you know it, he'll be paying you, as well. -Cor, imagine! | 3:57:09 | 3:57:14 | |
At number three, it's The Palm Shield And Peak Award, | 3:57:14 | 3:57:17 | |
and this little reptile from Deadly 60 is literally seeing red. | 3:57:17 | 3:57:21 | |
When under attack, they mix chemicals in their body, | 3:57:21 | 3:57:24 | |
firing boiling-hot toxic fluids from their bottoms. | 3:57:24 | 3:57:28 | |
By pulsing the jet 500 times a second, | 3:57:30 | 3:57:32 | |
it can keep its rear end just cool enough that it doesn't scald itself. | 3:57:32 | 3:57:37 | |
But any predator is not so lucky. | 3:57:37 | 3:57:40 | |
At number two, our Eyes Shut Tight And Fingers In Your Ears Award, | 3:57:40 | 3:57:44 | |
which goes to Operation Ouch! | 3:57:44 | 3:57:46 | |
We're in the doctors' capable hands.... Or rather, feet. | 3:57:46 | 3:57:50 | |
'First, Nutern has to cut off all the dead, hard skin.' | 3:57:50 | 3:57:54 | |
This bit doesn't hurt at all. | 3:57:54 | 3:57:56 | |
It's slightly ticklish, but it's actually quite pleasant. | 3:57:56 | 3:57:58 | |
So long, verruca. | 3:57:58 | 3:58:00 | |
'Now my foot's going to get frozen. | 3:58:01 | 3:58:04 | |
'This is liquid nitrogen, which helps kill off the virus.' | 3:58:05 | 3:58:09 | |
Worming its way to the top spot, picking up | 3:58:09 | 3:58:11 | |
the Hide Behind Your Pillow And Never Come Out Again Prize, it's a | 3:58:11 | 3:58:15 | |
Wild And Weird creature I guarantee you won't have met at a zoo. | 3:58:15 | 3:58:19 | |
Amazing footage from Thailand shows an unexpected catch from | 3:58:19 | 3:58:23 | |
a fisherman's net. | 3:58:23 | 3:58:25 | |
But it's what happens next that is truly unexpected. | 3:58:25 | 3:58:28 | |
This week's So Awkward is about the best thing ever. | 3:58:38 | 3:58:40 | |
Are you thinking what I'm thinking? | 3:58:40 | 3:58:42 | |
I hope you're thinking of cake, because that's what it's about! | 3:58:42 | 3:58:45 | |
You were thinking of cake, right? Yeah? | 3:58:45 | 3:58:47 | |
Well, I bet you are now! | 3:58:47 | 3:58:48 | |
I'm going to be running a cake stall at the Healthy Eating Food Festival. | 3:58:48 | 3:58:52 | |
We'll impress all your friends by selling them | 3:58:52 | 3:58:54 | |
wearing home-made banana outfits. | 3:58:54 | 3:58:57 | |
Did she say Healthy Eating Food Festival? | 3:58:57 | 3:58:59 | |
Oh, no, please don't tell me that involves something gross, | 3:58:59 | 3:59:02 | |
like beetroot cakes. | 3:59:02 | 3:59:03 | |
This delight is beetroot, cherry, strawberry, tomato, | 3:59:03 | 3:59:06 | |
and the secret ingredient, a lot more beetroot! | 3:59:06 | 3:59:09 | |
Honestly, I'd never have realised what an amazing cook Lily's mum is. | 3:59:09 | 3:59:13 | |
Oh, no! You know those things can dye your lips? | 3:59:13 | 3:59:15 | |
Whoa! It looks like you're wearing lipstick. | 3:59:17 | 3:59:20 | |
Oh, Martha, it's OK. I learnt the exact same way, too. | 3:59:20 | 3:59:24 | |
Except I was a lot more greedy. | 3:59:24 | 3:59:25 | |
It says here this could take up to two days to come off! Oh, no! | 3:59:25 | 3:59:30 | |
You don't have to worry. I'd never embarrass you at school, OK? | 3:59:30 | 3:59:34 | |
Now, scoot! | 3:59:34 | 3:59:35 | |
I love you, Lily Silky Bum-Bum! | 3:59:37 | 3:59:40 | |
And what is it with parents saying they won't embarrass you - | 3:59:40 | 3:59:43 | |
and they always do? When I'm filming at home | 3:59:43 | 3:59:45 | |
-and trying to pretend I'm really cool... -Hi, Laura! Hiya! | 3:59:45 | 3:59:48 | |
-Mum, you're blocking the camera. -Ooh! Am I? -Yeah. -Sorry... Bye! | 3:59:48 | 3:59:53 | |
Yeah, bye, Mum. Bye. | 3:59:53 | 3:59:55 | |
I was going to say "interrupt me", but at least you didn't hear | 3:59:55 | 3:59:59 | |
-any nicknames. -Bye, Lauzie-Loos! | 3:59:59 | 4:00:01 | |
Yeah, that's my actually nickname. I didn't just make that up | 4:00:01 | 4:00:04 | |
-for this blog. But at least it's not as bad as... -Lily Silky Bum-Bum. | 4:00:04 | 4:00:07 | |
Can a mum nickname make you sound tougher? | 4:00:07 | 4:00:09 | |
You lookin' to me, you lookin' to me? | 4:00:09 | 4:00:11 | |
You are talking to Lauzie-Loos. | 4:00:11 | 4:00:13 | |
No, it doesn't work! | 4:00:13 | 4:00:14 | |
And I love how much fun Jas and Lily's mum are having | 4:00:14 | 4:00:17 | |
when they bake! Can all baking be like this, please? | 4:00:17 | 4:00:20 | |
And I really like Mrs Griggs' idea of recording everything. | 4:00:22 | 4:00:25 | |
Why have I never thought of that? | 4:00:25 | 4:00:27 | |
'Speak to Martha Fitzgerald sternly about her recent behaviour. | 4:00:28 | 4:00:33 | |
'Is carrying the weight of the whole school's expectations, | 4:00:33 | 4:00:36 | |
'ahead of the most important chess match EVER, causing her to rebel?' | 4:00:36 | 4:00:39 | |
Hmm, now I can remember everything. | 4:00:39 | 4:00:41 | |
Laura, remember to make your bed. Remember to brush your hair. | 4:00:41 | 4:00:44 | |
Remember to... I'm actually out of things. | 4:00:44 | 4:00:46 | |
Laura, remember to start thinking of more things to remember. | 4:00:46 | 4:00:49 | |
So, mums are pretty awesome, but they can still be embarrassing, | 4:00:49 | 4:00:52 | |
especially if they are making beetroot cakes like Lily's, | 4:00:52 | 4:00:54 | |
or you are sat in your room filming... | 4:00:54 | 4:00:56 | |
Laura, I've made some beetroot cakes. | 4:00:56 | 4:00:58 | |
Chocolate, vanilla, lemon... | 4:00:58 | 4:01:00 | |
Remember to ask for any other flavour next time. | 4:01:00 | 4:01:03 | |
Fine! More cakes for me, Lauzie-Loos! | 4:01:03 | 4:01:05 | |
And remember to get a new nickname. | 4:01:05 | 4:01:08 | |
Danger Mouse is, without a doubt, | 4:01:13 | 4:01:15 | |
the coolest rodent | 4:01:15 | 4:01:16 | |
on the face of the Earth. Even I wished I was a mouse | 4:01:16 | 4:01:19 | |
when I used to watch it. Even our parents wished they were mice | 4:01:19 | 4:01:21 | |
when they watched it. I mean, just look at this guy! | 4:01:21 | 4:01:24 | |
MUSIC: Danger Mouse theme | 4:01:24 | 4:01:26 | |
The swag on this dude! Who else do you know that could | 4:01:26 | 4:01:29 | |
pull off an eye patch and a turtleneck and, yet, | 4:01:29 | 4:01:32 | |
not look like the villain? | 4:01:32 | 4:01:33 | |
Think about it. Those are classic villain trademarks and, yet, | 4:01:33 | 4:01:37 | |
Danger Mouse rocks them, anyway, just cos he can. | 4:01:37 | 4:01:40 | |
Danger Mouse - breaking stereotypes since 1981. | 4:01:40 | 4:01:42 | |
Other things on the DM's list of cool | 4:01:42 | 4:01:44 | |
-is that he has his own narrator. -'And so, the world's greatest | 4:01:44 | 4:01:48 | |
'secret agent courageously sneaks into his best friend's room | 4:01:48 | 4:01:52 | |
'and rummages through his stuff.' | 4:01:52 | 4:01:55 | |
I'm looking for clues! | 4:01:55 | 4:01:57 | |
How cool would it be to have someone narrating your life? | 4:01:57 | 4:02:00 | |
CRICKETS CHIRRUP | 4:02:01 | 4:02:03 | |
LOUDLY: 'And, as Rhys sneaks back home, WAY past his bedtime, | 4:02:03 | 4:02:07 | |
'it seems he might have actually gotten away with it!' | 4:02:07 | 4:02:10 | |
-ADULT MALE: -Rhys, you're grounded! -Oh! | 4:02:10 | 4:02:12 | |
Is it too much to whisper? | 4:02:12 | 4:02:14 | |
Actually, maybe narrating isn't for everybody. | 4:02:15 | 4:02:17 | |
'Oh, come on, you've barely given it a chance!' | 4:02:17 | 4:02:19 | |
No, go away! Of course Danger Mouse also has his | 4:02:19 | 4:02:22 | |
trusty sidekick, Penfold, to watch his back. | 4:02:22 | 4:02:25 | |
In fact, Penfold seemed to be getting very popular | 4:02:25 | 4:02:28 | |
-in this week's episode. -Penfold, I think your fans | 4:02:28 | 4:02:31 | |
may have found out where you live. | 4:02:31 | 4:02:32 | |
I just can't get enough of the crazy characters that DM and Penfold | 4:02:32 | 4:02:36 | |
fight every episode. For instance, that giant TV... | 4:02:36 | 4:02:38 | |
Watch out! Remote control! | 4:02:40 | 4:02:42 | |
They've paused us! | 4:02:44 | 4:02:46 | |
-Hey, Rhys, what are you doing? -I'm just... I'm just working. -Cool! | 4:02:46 | 4:02:49 | |
I love computers. I love the clicky sound of it, | 4:02:49 | 4:02:52 | |
when you are tapping along on the keyboard. | 4:02:52 | 4:02:54 | |
I always find it very soothing. It's... | 4:02:54 | 4:02:56 | |
Ah, that's better! | 4:02:58 | 4:03:00 | |
I think the coolest thing about Danger Mouse is how calm he stays | 4:03:00 | 4:03:03 | |
under pressure, no matter how tough it gets. | 4:03:03 | 4:03:05 | |
Reminds me of myself. | 4:03:05 | 4:03:07 | |
Let's do this! | 4:03:07 | 4:03:09 | |
Phwoof! | 4:03:10 | 4:03:11 | |
Getting a bit warm in here. | 4:03:12 | 4:03:14 | |
Steady. | 4:03:17 | 4:03:19 | |
Steady. | 4:03:19 | 4:03:20 | |
No-o-o-o-o-o! | 4:03:26 | 4:03:27 | |
OK, so, maybe I have got a long way to go before I am | 4:03:27 | 4:03:30 | |
actually Danger Mouse. But I can start with his wardrobe. | 4:03:30 | 4:03:33 | |
Turtleneck, that I borrowed from Blue Peter's Shelley. | 4:03:33 | 4:03:36 | |
Let's just hope she doesn't notice it's missing. | 4:03:36 | 4:03:39 | |
And an eye patch! | 4:03:39 | 4:03:41 | |
Pretty cool, yeah?! | 4:03:41 | 4:03:42 | |
-'I'm not really feeling it myself.' -Are you still here?! | 4:03:42 | 4:03:45 | |
Good job, old chap! A fitting performance for the | 4:03:45 | 4:03:48 | |
notorious Danger Mouse, indeed. | 4:03:48 | 4:03:50 | |
Next up, we are going from a super mouse to a chatty catty | 4:03:50 | 4:03:53 | |
and a gossiping guinea pig! It's time for... | 4:03:53 | 4:03:56 | |
Ah, Danger Mouse, my greatest enemy. See how he taunts me with his | 4:03:58 | 4:04:01 | |
flashy car and adorable sidekick, Olivia! Well, I'll show him! | 4:04:01 | 4:04:05 | |
Monty the moggy will not be beaten! Well, I'll go after this episode. | 4:04:05 | 4:04:10 | |
But then! But then, lunch. Well, we'll see, if I'm not too full | 4:04:10 | 4:04:13 | |
after lunch, hmm. | 4:04:13 | 4:04:14 | |
Copycats is the best show on CBBC. Turn around, you're missing it! | 4:04:14 | 4:04:19 | |
No, the best show on CBBC is Wolfblood! | 4:04:19 | 4:04:22 | |
-Aaa-oooow! -Sssh, I can't hear the TV. | 4:04:22 | 4:04:26 | |
And stop howling! You're not a wolfblood. | 4:04:26 | 4:04:28 | |
Yes, I am, aren't I, Keira?! You're just a grumpy morwool. | 4:04:28 | 4:04:32 | |
Felicity, I have got fantastic news! | 4:04:33 | 4:04:35 | |
I have been offered a job at Dockbridge High. I am joining | 4:04:35 | 4:04:38 | |
the excellent teaching staff on Class Dismissed. | 4:04:38 | 4:04:41 | |
Subject - the historical use of canines to alert their owners | 4:04:41 | 4:04:44 | |
of a guest's arrival, seeing the postman and loitering | 4:04:44 | 4:04:48 | |
in a neighbourhood of cats. | 4:04:48 | 4:04:51 | |
I'm just warming up to dance along with The Next Step. Right... | 4:04:51 | 4:04:54 | |
I'm ready to backflip, or rather, catflip! | 4:04:54 | 4:04:57 | |
All around the room. | 4:04:57 | 4:04:58 | |
Oh, wait, there is a box in my performance space. | 4:04:58 | 4:05:01 | |
I cannot work like this, Saskia! | 4:05:01 | 4:05:04 | |
Would you like you see your fluffiest friend on the telly? | 4:05:06 | 4:05:09 | |
Send us a short clip of your pet watching CBBC | 4:05:09 | 4:05:11 | |
through the Whoops web page and we will make them talk and that! | 4:05:11 | 4:05:14 | |
Hold on to your hats, cos I have arranged an action-packed | 4:05:14 | 4:05:18 | |
treat for your eyes and ears. It's a pocket-sized portion of the | 4:05:18 | 4:05:22 | |
creme de la creme from CBBC this week! | 4:05:22 | 4:05:26 | |
Is there any way I can see what it is like to be partially sighted? | 4:05:26 | 4:05:29 | |
We can try. We have these here. These demonstrate a little bit | 4:05:29 | 4:05:33 | |
-about what it is like for one type of blindness. -I can see shapes, | 4:05:33 | 4:05:36 | |
but can't really focus on anything. | 4:05:36 | 4:05:38 | |
-Shall I try these on? -Yeah, sure. This will put an image into the | 4:05:38 | 4:05:42 | |
-central part of your field of view. -Wow. | 4:05:42 | 4:05:44 | |
So, straight away, I can see a lot more detail. | 4:05:44 | 4:05:46 | |
I can see your face, I can see your glasses. | 4:05:46 | 4:05:49 | |
I can even see you smiling. | 4:05:49 | 4:05:50 | |
Disaster. This is the worst possible start. | 4:05:52 | 4:05:56 | |
I have to put this out of my mind and get on with it. | 4:05:56 | 4:05:58 | |
-OK. -First up, two sets of 90-degree turns. | 4:05:58 | 4:06:01 | |
Right. | 4:06:05 | 4:06:07 | |
Yes! | 4:06:07 | 4:06:08 | |
Now, left... | 4:06:08 | 4:06:09 | |
Good start! | 4:06:09 | 4:06:10 | |
But now the tricks get hard. | 4:06:10 | 4:06:13 | |
The dreaded 180. | 4:06:13 | 4:06:16 | |
I have to turn and ski backwards twice! | 4:06:16 | 4:06:18 | |
That's one! | 4:06:21 | 4:06:22 | |
And...there's the other! | 4:06:25 | 4:06:26 | |
Yes! | 4:06:26 | 4:06:27 | |
K. Eh, you can find keys in the house. | 4:06:27 | 4:06:31 | |
L. The loo! | 4:06:31 | 4:06:33 | |
Yeah! You can find the loo! | 4:06:33 | 4:06:35 | |
-M! -You've got M. | 4:06:35 | 4:06:38 | |
-Money. -Money! You can find a bit of money. | 4:06:38 | 4:06:40 | |
-Maybe in a little dish or... -Only if you're lucky. | 4:06:40 | 4:06:43 | |
I have got N. N... | 4:06:43 | 4:06:44 | |
N...for... | 4:06:44 | 4:06:45 | |
Eh...N-n-n-n-n... | 4:06:45 | 4:06:46 | |
No, stop! That's it! | 4:06:46 | 4:06:49 | |
Alas, we have reached the end. But do not despair. | 4:06:49 | 4:06:52 | |
There is a whole load of goodies waiting for you over on | 4:06:52 | 4:06:55 | |
the CBBC iPlayer and website. What lucky human beings | 4:06:55 | 4:06:58 | |
you all are. Perfect timing, here comes the bus now! No, it's gone! | 4:06:58 | 4:07:00 | |
Hello? Auntie Maureen, I'm going to be late for bingo again... | 4:07:00 | 4:07:04 |