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Hola, mis amigos. | 3:51:48 | 3:51:49 | |
Hide your telly remote, put your tootsies up, | 3:51:49 | 3:51:51 | |
and definitely, definitely get comfy, | 3:51:51 | 3:51:53 | |
as you're just in time for Whoops I Missed The Bus. | 3:51:53 | 3:51:55 | |
Hip, hip, hooray! | 3:51:55 | 3:51:57 | |
We got some glorious telly... | 3:51:57 | 3:51:59 | |
I wouldn't know anything about football | 3:51:59 | 3:52:00 | |
if it hit me in the face, cocker. | 3:52:00 | 3:52:02 | |
Bow! | 3:52:02 | 3:52:03 | |
..we've got some different telly... | 3:52:03 | 3:52:05 | |
..and we've got your faces on the telly. | 3:52:08 | 3:52:11 | |
Don't forget to watch | 3:52:11 | 3:52:13 | |
The Dengineers. | 3:52:13 | 3:52:15 | |
But now - have you been snowed under | 3:52:15 | 3:52:17 | |
with homework and missed CBBC? | 3:52:17 | 3:52:19 | |
Then catch up with our resident vloggers on your TV. | 3:52:19 | 3:52:22 | |
That may have been the worst rhyme ever, | 3:52:22 | 3:52:24 | |
but you can't deny the message was clever. | 3:52:24 | 3:52:26 | |
Oh, no, what have I done? | 3:52:26 | 3:52:28 | |
All right, enough of that. | 3:52:31 | 3:52:33 | |
First up, it's the Prince of CBBC, the Lord of the Vlog... | 3:52:33 | 3:52:36 | |
..you're up! | 3:52:36 | 3:52:38 | |
I love Junior Vets On Call because it's about people | 3:52:38 | 3:52:40 | |
who are passionate about animals spreading that joy, | 3:52:40 | 3:52:43 | |
and I always come away from it feeling a lot more positive. | 3:52:43 | 3:52:46 | |
Now, Cameron, I hear you're the animal man with the animal facts? | 3:52:46 | 3:52:49 | |
Yep. Once a bee stings, it dies. | 3:52:49 | 3:52:51 | |
All right, the show's just started. | 3:52:51 | 3:52:53 | |
Don't just go straight for those type of facts. | 3:52:53 | 3:52:55 | |
Keep it upbeat. Choose another fact, | 3:52:55 | 3:52:57 | |
like bees make a lot of delicious honey when they're... | 3:52:57 | 3:52:59 | |
alive... | 3:52:59 | 3:53:01 | |
and happy. | 3:53:01 | 3:53:02 | |
Let's get our cows in line so we can do the business. | 3:53:02 | 3:53:05 | |
A tasty barley snack should do it. | 3:53:05 | 3:53:07 | |
Roll up, roll up. | 3:53:08 | 3:53:10 | |
Come on, ladies, get a MOOve on. | 3:53:10 | 3:53:13 | |
The suspense is killing me. | 3:53:13 | 3:53:15 | |
I was watching that and thought, "Instead of tipping food | 3:53:15 | 3:53:17 | |
"onto the floor for the animals, why don't we just | 3:53:17 | 3:53:19 | |
"pop it on a plate? Make it an event for them?" | 3:53:19 | 3:53:21 | |
Take them out to dinner? | 3:53:21 | 3:53:22 | |
It's a bit nicer, isn't it, having it on a plate, knife and fork? | 3:53:22 | 3:53:25 | |
My pocket money pitch, hello. | 3:53:25 | 3:53:26 | |
I know we have cats' and dogs' bowls. | 3:53:26 | 3:53:29 | |
Sure, the cats and dogs are happy. They're living it up in luxury. | 3:53:29 | 3:53:32 | |
But think of the cows. | 3:53:32 | 3:53:33 | |
If a cat and dog's dining experience is five-star, | 3:53:33 | 3:53:36 | |
a cow - what's that? | 3:53:36 | 3:53:37 | |
It doesn't even have any stars. It doesn't have a bowl. | 3:53:37 | 3:53:40 | |
How will it have any stars if it doesn't have a bowl? | 3:53:40 | 3:53:42 | |
Cows already eat just grass out of the ground. | 3:53:42 | 3:53:44 | |
Let's give them a proper dining experience, OK? | 3:53:44 | 3:53:46 | |
Thank you for watching. That's not the end. | 3:53:46 | 3:53:48 | |
I don't know why I'm ending it. | 3:53:48 | 3:53:50 | |
I like how on Junior Vets On Call they cover different topics. | 3:53:50 | 3:53:52 | |
It's not just cows, it's not just haunting facts | 3:53:52 | 3:53:55 | |
about bees - thank you, Cameron. | 3:53:55 | 3:53:56 | |
They transition into talking about lots of different things. | 3:53:56 | 3:53:59 | |
GOOSE HONKS, HORSE WHINNIES | 3:54:02 | 3:54:04 | |
Wait, hold it there. In that transition, in the background, | 3:54:04 | 3:54:06 | |
what conversation is a goose having with horses, please? | 3:54:06 | 3:54:10 | |
"Just keep talking. Just keep talking. | 3:54:10 | 3:54:12 | |
"We're on TV, pretend we're friends. | 3:54:12 | 3:54:14 | |
"It's fine, it's fine." | 3:54:14 | 3:54:16 | |
OWL HOOTS | 3:54:16 | 3:54:17 | |
There we go again - a Fox and an owl. | 3:54:17 | 3:54:19 | |
They definitely should not be on talking terms. | 3:54:19 | 3:54:22 | |
Whilst the junior vets are out looking after the cows, | 3:54:22 | 3:54:24 | |
they've left the geeses with the horses and the foxes with the owls. | 3:54:24 | 3:54:27 | |
Dangerous combinations. | 3:54:27 | 3:54:29 | |
I wonder what the best attribute is | 3:54:29 | 3:54:30 | |
you need to be a good junior vet. | 3:54:30 | 3:54:32 | |
I've been doing research to find out. | 3:54:32 | 3:54:34 | |
Can you tell me if her teeth look good? | 3:54:34 | 3:54:36 | |
Yeah, they look good. | 3:54:36 | 3:54:37 | |
Yeah, they look good, don't they? | 3:54:37 | 3:54:38 | |
-Like, nice and pink. -Yeah. | 3:54:38 | 3:54:40 | |
Yeah, nice and pink, and not red. | 3:54:40 | 3:54:42 | |
I think it's just compliments, I think. | 3:54:42 | 3:54:43 | |
Making the animal feel better by complimenting them. | 3:54:43 | 3:54:46 | |
"We've got a poorly lamb. You've got a lovely hair. | 3:54:46 | 3:54:48 | |
"I'm a junior vet. | 3:54:48 | 3:54:50 | |
"Ill goose, but such a nice goose. | 3:54:50 | 3:54:52 | |
"I'm a junior vet. | 3:54:52 | 3:54:54 | |
"Unwell dog. Good teeth. Great teeth, I'd even say." | 3:54:54 | 3:54:56 | |
Now, it's a well dog. | 3:54:56 | 3:54:59 | |
OWL HOOTS | 3:54:59 | 3:55:00 | |
A fox and an owl. Don't put an owl with a fox, please. | 3:55:00 | 3:55:02 | |
I'm a junior vet now, I know these things for a fact, | 3:55:02 | 3:55:05 | |
so does Cameron - Cameron knows things for a fact. | 3:55:05 | 3:55:08 | |
Once a bee stings, it dies. | 3:55:08 | 3:55:10 | |
I'm so sorry, bees, | 3:55:10 | 3:55:11 | |
it didn't have to be like this. | 3:55:11 | 3:55:13 | |
BEE like - it didn't have to BEE like this. | 3:55:13 | 3:55:15 | |
It's a good joke. It's not appropriate, really. | 3:55:15 | 3:55:17 | |
King Myles has impressed as usual. | 3:55:17 | 3:55:19 | |
Now, what do you get if you cross a CBBC fan with a video full of joy? | 3:55:19 | 3:55:23 | |
Take it away, my 15-second beauties. | 3:55:23 | 3:55:26 | |
My 15-second fan on CBBC | 3:55:26 | 3:55:28 | |
is The Dengineers | 3:55:28 | 3:55:31 | |
because they create really cool dens, and I like art, | 3:55:31 | 3:55:34 | |
so don't forget to watch The Dengineers. | 3:55:34 | 3:55:37 | |
Well done! | 3:55:37 | 3:55:38 | |
My favourite programme on CBBC | 3:55:38 | 3:55:41 | |
is definitely Blue Peter. | 3:55:41 | 3:55:43 | |
You get action, challenges and... | 3:55:43 | 3:55:45 | |
things to do during it. | 3:55:45 | 3:55:47 | |
And... | 3:55:47 | 3:55:49 | |
You get Blue Peter badges. | 3:55:49 | 3:55:51 | |
Thank you. | 3:55:51 | 3:55:52 | |
Nice one. | 3:55:52 | 3:55:54 | |
I love Wolfblood because Jana | 3:55:54 | 3:55:56 | |
is such an amazing actor, | 3:55:56 | 3:55:58 | |
and I would love to know what it's like to be her | 3:55:58 | 3:56:00 | |
and play on the set of Wolfblood. | 3:56:00 | 3:56:03 | |
And it's always full of adventure, | 3:56:03 | 3:56:06 | |
and you never know what's going to happen next. | 3:56:06 | 3:56:08 | |
Get in! | 3:56:08 | 3:56:09 | |
My favourite show on CBBC is The Next Step | 3:56:09 | 3:56:12 | |
because it has dancing in it, and I love dancing, | 3:56:12 | 3:56:14 | |
and I love all the characters and all the drama. | 3:56:14 | 3:56:17 | |
-Bye. -CHEERING | 3:56:17 | 3:56:20 | |
Round of applause, people, come on! | 3:56:20 | 3:56:22 | |
The bar has been raised. | 3:56:22 | 3:56:24 | |
If you're sitting at home thinking, | 3:56:24 | 3:56:25 | |
"I fancy doing that" - it's simple. | 3:56:25 | 3:56:27 | |
Just record a short vlog chatting | 3:56:27 | 3:56:29 | |
about your favourite CBBC show | 3:56:29 | 3:56:30 | |
and upload it to the Whoops web page. | 3:56:30 | 3:56:32 | |
Now, never, ever take a certain meat paste-loving troublemaker | 3:56:32 | 3:56:35 | |
to meet a table-topping footy team - | 3:56:35 | 3:56:37 | |
you're just asking for chaos. | 3:56:37 | 3:56:39 | |
Wigan - home of the home of me, Hacker T Dog, | 3:56:40 | 3:56:42 | |
and top-notch football team Wigan Athletic, | 3:56:42 | 3:56:45 | |
flying high in League One. | 3:56:45 | 3:56:47 | |
And they're playing Southend today, apparently. | 3:56:47 | 3:56:49 | |
I wouldn't know anything about football | 3:56:49 | 3:56:51 | |
if it hit me in the face, cocker. | 3:56:51 | 3:56:52 | |
-Bow! -HE GROANS | 3:56:52 | 3:56:54 | |
So I've come to the DW Stadium, | 3:56:54 | 3:56:56 | |
home of the Latics, to have a nosy around. | 3:56:56 | 3:56:59 | |
Come on, you footballs! | 3:56:59 | 3:57:00 | |
Wa-da-doo, hey! | 3:57:00 | 3:57:02 | |
Rule number one of football - get yourself a kit. | 3:57:02 | 3:57:05 | |
Ah! Oh, that's not right, is it? | 3:57:07 | 3:57:09 | |
That's better, cockers. | 3:57:11 | 3:57:12 | |
Hey, you're supposed to pay for that. | 3:57:17 | 3:57:18 | |
Oh, certainly, cocker. | 3:57:18 | 3:57:20 | |
Oh, look over there - | 3:57:20 | 3:57:21 | |
it's Wigan's leading goal scorer, Will Grigg. | 3:57:21 | 3:57:24 | |
What? | 3:57:24 | 3:57:25 | |
-HACKER LAUGHS -Oi! | 3:57:25 | 3:57:27 | |
Here we are in the dressing room. | 3:57:28 | 3:57:30 | |
This is where everyone gets dressed for the match. | 3:57:30 | 3:57:32 | |
Let's have a nosy about, cocker. | 3:57:32 | 3:57:34 | |
-Boots... -HE SNIFFS | 3:57:36 | 3:57:38 | |
..stink. | 3:57:38 | 3:57:40 | |
Showers, wet. | 3:57:40 | 3:57:41 | |
That's not mine. | 3:57:43 | 3:57:44 | |
That is not mine. | 3:57:44 | 3:57:46 | |
That's not mine, but wait! | 3:57:46 | 3:57:48 | |
-SINGSONGY: -That's mi-i-ne. Ooh! | 3:57:48 | 3:57:50 | |
-Who are you? -Reece James. | 3:57:52 | 3:57:54 | |
Oh, and what position do you play, cocker? | 3:57:54 | 3:57:57 | |
-Left-back... -And what does that mean? | 3:57:57 | 3:57:59 | |
..in the changing room. | 3:58:00 | 3:58:02 | |
Eh? He's a comedian. | 3:58:02 | 3:58:04 | |
Have you got any tips on becoming | 3:58:04 | 3:58:05 | |
a top-notch football player? | 3:58:05 | 3:58:07 | |
Train really hard... | 3:58:07 | 3:58:09 | |
-Train really hard, yeah. -And... | 3:58:09 | 3:58:11 | |
-never give up. -Never give up? Right. | 3:58:11 | 3:58:13 | |
And if you can believe it, you can achieve it. | 3:58:13 | 3:58:15 | |
Oh, I've given up on this. Off you go. | 3:58:15 | 3:58:17 | |
Who do you want to win today? | 3:58:20 | 3:58:21 | |
-Wigan Athletic. -And why's that? | 3:58:21 | 3:58:23 | |
Because they're a good team, top of the league, | 3:58:23 | 3:58:25 | |
and that's who I support. | 3:58:25 | 3:58:27 | |
-Wigan. -And why do you think that? | 3:58:27 | 3:58:30 | |
Because they're awesome. | 3:58:30 | 3:58:31 | |
They are AWFUL, aren't they? You're right. | 3:58:31 | 3:58:34 | |
-Because we have Yanic. -You've got what? | 3:58:34 | 3:58:36 | |
-We've got Yanic Wildschut. -You can get cream for that. | 3:58:36 | 3:58:39 | |
How many thingies do you think we'll score? | 3:58:39 | 3:58:42 | |
A million. | 3:58:42 | 3:58:43 | |
A million thingies! | 3:58:43 | 3:58:45 | |
Right, we're off to watch the game. | 3:58:45 | 3:58:47 | |
Come on, you Latics! Woo-woo! | 3:58:47 | 3:58:49 | |
CHEERING | 3:58:49 | 3:58:51 | |
There's pranks, spooky stories | 3:58:56 | 3:58:58 | |
and, of course, one very angry matron. It's Hetty Feather. | 3:58:58 | 3:59:01 | |
This week, the girls are swapping ghost stories. | 3:59:01 | 3:59:03 | |
I'm not so sure about that, | 3:59:03 | 3:59:04 | |
I've never been very good at ghost stories. | 3:59:04 | 3:59:06 | |
And one day, there were footprints on the floor, | 3:59:06 | 3:59:09 | |
and...I can't say. My own story's even scaring me. | 3:59:09 | 3:59:11 | |
Can we turn the lights on, please? | 3:59:11 | 3:59:13 | |
But I'm braver now, so let's see what's the girls have to say. | 3:59:13 | 3:59:16 | |
Then at once... | 3:59:16 | 3:59:17 | |
KNOCKING ON DOOR | 3:59:17 | 3:59:19 | |
..the hospital ghost appeared. | 3:59:19 | 3:59:22 | |
Right. | 3:59:22 | 3:59:23 | |
Joseph Twigg, the ghostly foundling boy... | 3:59:23 | 3:59:27 | |
OK. | 3:59:27 | 3:59:28 | |
It was a dark and stormy night. | 3:59:28 | 3:59:31 | |
when the lady of the house heard footsteps. | 3:59:31 | 3:59:35 | |
She opened the scullery door... | 3:59:35 | 3:59:37 | |
..and she saw her... | 3:59:38 | 3:59:40 | |
..the ghost of Flora. | 3:59:43 | 3:59:45 | |
Oh, stop, I can't take it. | 3:59:45 | 3:59:46 | |
The only thing spookier than ghost stories is the Matron. | 3:59:46 | 3:59:49 | |
Foundlings, back to your classrooms. | 3:59:49 | 3:59:51 | |
Now! | 3:59:51 | 3:59:52 | |
Ugh, she's so mean. | 3:59:52 | 3:59:53 | |
After the ghost stories, things calmed down a little, | 3:59:53 | 3:59:56 | |
and two of the hospital's visitors are invited to... | 3:59:56 | 3:59:58 | |
Well, they're invited to... | 3:59:58 | 4:00:00 | |
We allow visitors to watch them dine each Sunday. | 4:00:00 | 4:00:03 | |
Oh, yeah, great(!) | 4:00:03 | 4:00:04 | |
Everyone wants to be watched as they sit down | 4:00:04 | 4:00:06 | |
to enjoy their meal, said no-one ever. | 4:00:06 | 4:00:08 | |
There's a small charge for entry. | 4:00:11 | 4:00:13 | |
So now they're charging them for this, too? | 4:00:13 | 4:00:15 | |
I know they didn't have TV internet back then, | 4:00:15 | 4:00:17 | |
but surely they could think about something else to do for fun. | 4:00:17 | 4:00:20 | |
OK, really, this is very distracting. | 4:00:20 | 4:00:21 | |
And what's with the lack of colour? Was it the Matron's idea to put | 4:00:21 | 4:00:24 | |
everyone in brown, black or grey clothes? | 4:00:24 | 4:00:26 | |
It's like colour hasn't even been invented yet. | 4:00:26 | 4:00:29 | |
And today, my exciting new nail colour is grey. | 4:00:29 | 4:00:32 | |
What a surprise(!) | 4:00:32 | 4:00:33 | |
Here she is. | 4:00:36 | 4:00:38 | |
-So pretty. -All set, Polly? | 4:00:38 | 4:00:40 | |
If you've not seen this episode yet, cover your ears. | 4:00:40 | 4:00:43 | |
The good news is that everything works out OK for Polly. Yay! | 4:00:43 | 4:00:45 | |
Now, I've just got to try and come up with a better, | 4:00:45 | 4:00:48 | |
spookier ghost story than Hetty. Here we go. | 4:00:48 | 4:00:50 | |
It was a cold and misty night, and... | 4:00:50 | 4:00:52 | |
-EERIE MOANING -Did you hear that, too? | 4:00:52 | 4:00:54 | |
This is definitely why I don't do ghost stories. | 4:00:54 | 4:00:56 | |
EERIE MOANING, SHE YELPS | 4:00:56 | 4:00:57 | |
Now, Officially Amazing. | 4:01:02 | 4:01:04 | |
I had to actually sit down and ask myself, "Is it Officially Amazing | 4:01:04 | 4:01:07 | |
"or just bizarre?" | 4:01:07 | 4:01:08 | |
Did I just say that out loud? | 4:01:08 | 4:01:10 | |
Yes, I did, and, erm, | 4:01:10 | 4:01:11 | |
there isn't any shame in my game. | 4:01:11 | 4:01:13 | |
Ta-da! | 4:01:18 | 4:01:20 | |
Wait, can we just go back to those titles, please? | 4:01:20 | 4:01:22 | |
Because I'm a bit confused. | 4:01:22 | 4:01:24 | |
Why is Haruka's head the width of a car | 4:01:24 | 4:01:27 | |
but she's smaller than a cake? | 4:01:27 | 4:01:28 | |
Which are behind four random legs sticking up. | 4:01:28 | 4:01:31 | |
So bizarre. | 4:01:31 | 4:01:32 | |
Meanwhile, the dog's ears are longer than a toilet, | 4:01:32 | 4:01:36 | |
Al's arms are thinner than Ben's glasses, | 4:01:36 | 4:01:38 | |
and why for the love of all things Officially Amazing | 4:01:38 | 4:01:41 | |
are they stood on a snake? | 4:01:41 | 4:01:44 | |
Like I said before, bizarre. | 4:01:44 | 4:01:46 | |
What I do love about the show is that absolute | 4:01:46 | 4:01:48 | |
bizarreness of the world-record attempts. | 4:01:48 | 4:01:51 | |
Is that the fourth time I've used the word bizarre? | 4:01:51 | 4:01:53 | |
OK, now fifth? May as well put a number count on it. | 4:01:53 | 4:01:56 | |
But tell me, where else are you going to see a | 4:01:56 | 4:01:58 | |
cool man in a grey waistcoat attempt to crack eggs with a whip? | 4:01:58 | 4:02:00 | |
HORN BLARES | 4:02:00 | 4:02:02 | |
-COMMENTATOR: -'And Johnny's off. | 4:02:02 | 4:02:04 | |
'If Johnny's hand is just a millimetre off-target, | 4:02:06 | 4:02:09 | |
'the whip will fall centimetres away from the egg.' | 4:02:09 | 4:02:11 | |
And that that wasn't bizarre enough, | 4:02:11 | 4:02:13 | |
where else do you see people being | 4:02:13 | 4:02:15 | |
fed jelly by a helpful foot? | 4:02:15 | 4:02:18 | |
HOOTER BLARES | 4:02:18 | 4:02:19 | |
'Haruka is getting bulbous mouthfuls every time.' | 4:02:22 | 4:02:26 | |
Wait, go back. | 4:02:26 | 4:02:27 | |
Check out Mr Cherry's toenail art. | 4:02:27 | 4:02:30 | |
My gosh. | 4:02:30 | 4:02:31 | |
Your nails look like they deserve their own catwalk. | 4:02:31 | 4:02:33 | |
Fabulous, fabulous. Mm. | 4:02:33 | 4:02:35 | |
As you can see, the middle and index finger I'm modelling are very | 4:02:35 | 4:02:39 | |
bright in fabulous red nail polish - | 4:02:39 | 4:02:41 | |
right on trend for spring 2016. | 4:02:41 | 4:02:44 | |
And this is also... | 4:02:44 | 4:02:46 | |
very bizarre. | 4:02:46 | 4:02:48 | |
I definitely just took it a step too far, didn't I? | 4:02:48 | 4:02:51 | |
Actually, Steve just took it a step too far. | 4:02:51 | 4:02:53 | |
With all that world record attempting, I thought, | 4:02:53 | 4:02:56 | |
"May as well try it yourself. Why not? | 4:02:56 | 4:02:57 | |
Sitting at home, vlogging. (Why not?) | 4:02:57 | 4:02:59 | |
..with a spinning hoop. | 4:03:02 | 4:03:05 | |
Let's do this bad boy. | 4:03:05 | 4:03:06 | |
JAUNTY MUSIC PLAYS | 4:03:06 | 4:03:08 | |
That was my attempt and... | 4:03:14 | 4:03:16 | |
I guess it was all right. | 4:03:16 | 4:03:18 | |
But shall we see how the | 4:03:18 | 4:03:19 | |
Officially competitors got on? | 4:03:19 | 4:03:21 | |
'He looks like a crab trapped in a hairband, | 4:03:21 | 4:03:25 | |
'but he's slowly inching his way to victory. | 4:03:25 | 4:03:28 | |
'What grit, what style, what athletic... | 4:03:28 | 4:03:31 | |
'incompetence.' | 4:03:31 | 4:03:33 | |
Steve? I love you, but go home. | 4:03:33 | 4:03:36 | |
'He can't even get over the start line. | 4:03:36 | 4:03:39 | |
'So no world record today, then.' | 4:03:40 | 4:03:42 | |
There are no words for that. | 4:03:43 | 4:03:45 | |
There you have it, Officially Amazing is officially amazing, | 4:03:45 | 4:03:48 | |
officially gross and I actually officially love it. | 4:03:48 | 4:03:51 | |
Ooh, and one more thing - | 4:03:51 | 4:03:53 | |
it's officially... | 4:03:53 | 4:03:54 | |
bizarre. | 4:03:54 | 4:03:56 | |
OK, officially, that's the last time I'm going to say it. | 4:03:56 | 4:03:58 | |
Officially, it is. OK, I fibbed. | 4:03:58 | 4:03:59 | |
B to the I to the Z to the A to the R-R-E | 4:03:59 | 4:04:03 | |
# Bizarre | 4:04:03 | 4:04:04 | |
# Bizarre. # | 4:04:04 | 4:04:06 | |
Thanks, Tee Cee. Officially amazing vlogging. | 4:04:06 | 4:04:08 | |
Anyhoo, ever wish we lived in a world where pets would stop | 4:04:08 | 4:04:11 | |
being shy and just tell us what they're really thinking? | 4:04:11 | 4:04:13 | |
Well, here's another gift for you. | 4:04:13 | 4:04:15 | |
It's time for... | 4:04:15 | 4:04:16 | |
'Mum? Mumma? Ma? | 4:04:18 | 4:04:20 | |
'Can I have another cushion, please? | 4:04:20 | 4:04:22 | |
'Oh, and some milk? | 4:04:22 | 4:04:24 | |
'Maybe a bickie? Blue Peter always gives me | 4:04:24 | 4:04:26 | |
'the nibbles and a warm, fluffy feeling. | 4:04:26 | 4:04:28 | |
'Oh, that's my tail.' | 4:04:28 | 4:04:29 | |
'Oh, my days. Oh, my days. | 4:04:29 | 4:04:32 | |
'Lily? Lily? | 4:04:32 | 4:04:33 | |
'Eve is on. Oh, my days. | 4:04:33 | 4:04:35 | |
'Oh, my days! Oh, my days!' | 4:04:35 | 4:04:37 | |
'Ellie, can you move me closer to the telly, love? | 4:04:37 | 4:04:39 | |
'What was that? Is there a window open in here? | 4:04:39 | 4:04:41 | |
'Oh, no, I want nothing distracting me from CBBC. | 4:04:41 | 4:04:44 | |
'Close it. Close windy.' | 4:04:44 | 4:04:46 | |
Bravo. | 4:04:46 | 4:04:47 | |
What high quality furry banter. | 4:04:47 | 4:04:49 | |
If you fancy hearing what | 4:04:49 | 4:04:51 | |
your pet has to say for itself, | 4:04:51 | 4:04:52 | |
record them watching CBBC | 4:04:52 | 4:04:54 | |
and send it into us | 4:04:54 | 4:04:55 | |
via the magical Whoops web page. | 4:04:55 | 4:04:57 | |
It's astonishing stuff! | 4:04:57 | 4:04:58 | |
Now, if you thought your day could not get any better, | 4:04:59 | 4:05:02 | |
you are wrong | 4:05:02 | 4:05:04 | |
because we have some bite-sized chunks | 4:05:04 | 4:05:06 | |
of CBBC telly gold, right here. | 4:05:06 | 4:05:08 | |
-There you are. -THEY SCREAM | 4:05:09 | 4:05:12 | |
Why did you scream? | 4:05:12 | 4:05:13 | |
Cos you frightened me. | 4:05:13 | 4:05:14 | |
Why'd you scream? | 4:05:14 | 4:05:16 | |
Thought someone was sneaking up behind me. | 4:05:16 | 4:05:18 | |
Anyway, that doesn't matter. | 4:05:18 | 4:05:20 | |
Have you asked out Michelle? | 4:05:20 | 4:05:22 | |
No. | 4:05:22 | 4:05:23 | |
No, I'm still trying to figure out what to say. | 4:05:23 | 4:05:26 | |
Do you have anything? | 4:05:26 | 4:05:28 | |
I got something good. | 4:05:28 | 4:05:29 | |
OK, shoot. | 4:05:29 | 4:05:31 | |
Hey, Michelle... | 4:05:31 | 4:05:34 | |
didn't see you there. | 4:05:34 | 4:05:35 | |
That's lovely, John, really(!) It'll sweep her off her feet. | 4:05:35 | 4:05:38 | |
Is this the end for Danger Mouse and Penfold? | 4:05:38 | 4:05:42 | |
Will the Nagathrondian space beast eat them...? Wait a minute. | 4:05:42 | 4:05:45 | |
Did I miss the whole episode? | 4:05:45 | 4:05:47 | |
I mean, it did take me a while to find my car keys this morning, | 4:05:47 | 4:05:49 | |
but I wasn't that late. | 4:05:49 | 4:05:51 | |
He's got a point, Penfold. | 4:05:51 | 4:05:52 | |
-Can you remember how we got here? -No, chief. | 4:05:52 | 4:05:54 | |
One minute I was mopping the bathroom back at HQ | 4:05:54 | 4:05:56 | |
and then, bam, | 4:05:56 | 4:05:57 | |
I'm here being chased by a... | 4:05:57 | 4:05:59 | |
-BOTH: -Nagathrondian space beast! | 4:05:59 | 4:06:02 | |
THEY SCREAM | 4:06:02 | 4:06:03 | |
SPACE BEAST ROARS | 4:06:03 | 4:06:05 | |
# I coulda been dating Clem | 4:06:07 | 4:06:09 | |
# But ain't nothing going on Can I vent? | 4:06:09 | 4:06:10 | |
# I'll be stuck at a dance with Katie | 4:06:10 | 4:06:12 | |
# Rather be twirling about with a girl with a temper | 4:06:12 | 4:06:14 | |
# That's Clemster But I messed up | 4:06:14 | 4:06:15 | |
# And now she's gone till September | 4:06:15 | 4:06:17 | |
# And now I've got to run around pleasing the bossy girl | 4:06:17 | 4:06:19 | |
# And I don't know what I'm in for | 4:06:19 | 4:06:21 | |
# Oh, no, this ain't what | 4:06:21 | 4:06:22 | |
# I imagined to happen | 4:06:22 | 4:06:26 | |
# I saw Nero on his own | 4:06:26 | 4:06:28 | |
# But he'll be there with someone... # | 4:06:28 | 4:06:31 | |
Karim, Zoe says... | 4:06:31 | 4:06:33 | |
You know what, yeah? Stuff ya. | 4:06:36 | 4:06:38 | |
-Happy? -I've never been so happy. | 4:06:42 | 4:06:44 | |
That's your lot till next time, | 4:06:44 | 4:06:46 | |
but you can catch up with | 4:06:46 | 4:06:47 | |
all your favourite CBBC shows on CBBC iPlayer. | 4:06:47 | 4:06:50 | |
Phew! Nothing can bring me down from CBBC cloud nine now, | 4:06:50 | 4:06:53 | |
not even missing that bus. | 4:06:53 | 4:06:54 | |
I'm still up here, driver. | 4:06:54 | 4:06:56 | |
I'm still up here! | 4:06:56 | 4:06:57 |