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Hey, you! If you love CBBC, stop what you're doing | 3:57:32 | 3:57:36 | |
and point your eyes at this mighty fine red bus, | 3:57:36 | 3:57:39 | |
cos we have some treats on the way for you. | 3:57:39 | 3:57:41 | |
There's a bit of this. | 3:57:41 | 3:57:43 | |
TOOT! | 3:57:43 | 3:57:44 | |
A little celebration toot for us all. | 3:57:44 | 3:57:46 | |
TOOT-TOOT! | 3:57:46 | 3:57:48 | |
Oh, and a bit of this. | 3:57:48 | 3:57:49 | |
-Oh! -LAUGHTER | 3:57:49 | 3:57:52 | |
And your faces are on the telly! | 3:57:52 | 3:57:55 | |
This is my dog, Yoda. Say hi. | 3:57:55 | 3:57:58 | |
And, of course, our resident vloggers Laura, Rhys, | 3:57:58 | 3:58:01 | |
Tee Cee and Myles have been watching all CBBC has the offer. | 3:58:01 | 3:58:06 | |
Who are we catching up with first? | 3:58:06 | 3:58:08 | |
Vlogger in pending. | 3:58:08 | 3:58:10 | |
It's Rhys! BELL DINGS | 3:58:10 | 3:58:12 | |
Well met. | 3:58:12 | 3:58:13 | |
It is a new witching term and the new witches are hurrying | 3:58:13 | 3:58:16 | |
to school on their brooms, including Mildred. | 3:58:16 | 3:58:18 | |
Oh, I'm getting tense just thinking about it. | 3:58:18 | 3:58:20 | |
Wait for me! | 3:58:20 | 3:58:21 | |
Wait, Mil, look out for the... | 3:58:22 | 3:58:25 | |
HE SQUEALS | 3:58:25 | 3:58:26 | |
..tree. | 3:58:28 | 3:58:29 | |
Barely a minute into the show and the star nearly flies into a tree! | 3:58:29 | 3:58:33 | |
Surely it can only get better. | 3:58:33 | 3:58:35 | |
My project! | 3:58:37 | 3:58:39 | |
HE GASPS | 3:58:39 | 3:58:40 | |
Sybil, you're a Hallow, aren't you? | 3:58:40 | 3:58:42 | |
Then you'll be absolutely f-ine! | 3:58:43 | 3:58:46 | |
It's fine. It's only been two minutes. | 3:58:47 | 3:58:49 | |
Like I said, things can only get... Is she on the roof? | 3:58:49 | 3:58:52 | |
SHE SCREAMS | 3:58:52 | 3:58:55 | |
HE GASPS | 3:58:55 | 3:58:56 | |
SHE SCREAMS | 3:58:56 | 3:58:58 | |
It's only been five minutes. | 3:58:59 | 3:59:01 | |
It was a rocky start | 3:59:01 | 3:59:03 | |
but, like I said, things can only get... | 3:59:03 | 3:59:05 | |
RUMBLING | 3:59:05 | 3:59:07 | |
SCREAMING | 3:59:07 | 3:59:09 | |
To be fair, the school collapsing | 3:59:13 | 3:59:15 | |
was mostly due to Agatha's magic from the last series, | 3:59:15 | 3:59:18 | |
but it does mean that the school needs a new building, | 3:59:18 | 3:59:21 | |
and I've been watching a lot of Dengineers. | 3:59:21 | 3:59:23 | |
I took the liberty of borrowing some of their equipment, | 3:59:23 | 3:59:26 | |
courtesy of Lauren Layfield and Joe Tracini. Thanks, guys. | 3:59:26 | 3:59:29 | |
Here are some of my ideas for some new rooms, hey. | 3:59:29 | 3:59:31 | |
A toad racing room. Yes? | 3:59:31 | 3:59:34 | |
No. OK. | 3:59:34 | 3:59:35 | |
A room with a giant cauldron for a swimming pool. Yes? | 3:59:35 | 3:59:38 | |
All right, rain check. | 3:59:38 | 3:59:40 | |
A kitty barbershop. Oh, come on! | 3:59:40 | 3:59:42 | |
You can't tell me that you haven't noticed Tabby's split ends. | 3:59:42 | 3:59:45 | |
Mildred then has a little catch up with Enid and Maud, | 3:59:45 | 3:59:47 | |
who are a little bit overexcited about her summer. | 3:59:47 | 3:59:50 | |
-Caravan holiday. -As in camels? Across the Sahara? | 3:59:50 | 3:59:56 | |
As in Wales across the A48. | 3:59:56 | 3:59:59 | |
Really? How did you get there? | 3:59:59 | 4:00:01 | |
-On a bus. -An actual bus?! | 4:00:01 | 4:00:04 | |
Wow. If buses are that popular amongst witches, | 4:00:04 | 4:00:07 | |
Whoops I Missed The Bus must be huge. | 4:00:07 | 4:00:10 | |
HE CACKLES | 4:00:12 | 4:00:14 | |
Now, the witches were tasked with a summer project. | 4:00:14 | 4:00:17 | |
Mildred's was making animals talk. | 4:00:17 | 4:00:19 | |
It was so good that Ethel tried to steal it for herself. | 4:00:19 | 4:00:22 | |
She snatched me from under the bed, | 4:00:22 | 4:00:25 | |
used a spell to copy Mildred's project, | 4:00:25 | 4:00:29 | |
and dumped it in the kitchen bin. | 4:00:29 | 4:00:31 | |
So proud of you, Mildred. | 4:00:31 | 4:00:33 | |
And making animals talk is one thing, | 4:00:33 | 4:00:35 | |
but what about inanimate objects, huh? | 4:00:35 | 4:00:37 | |
Which is why I've devised my own spell | 4:00:37 | 4:00:39 | |
which will allow my most prized possession, my camera, to speak. | 4:00:39 | 4:00:43 | |
You just say a rhyme, it's really easy, actually. | 4:00:43 | 4:00:45 | |
HE CLEARS THROAT | 4:00:45 | 4:00:46 | |
To give my Whoops viewers a treat | 4:00:46 | 4:00:48 | |
Make my beautiful camera speak! | 4:00:48 | 4:00:51 | |
What the...? I can speak! | 4:00:51 | 4:00:54 | |
Yes! It worked! Go on, tell me how you feel. | 4:00:54 | 4:00:58 | |
-I'm so sick of having to listen to you blabber on all day. -What? | 4:00:58 | 4:01:02 | |
And what's with the pillows? | 4:01:02 | 4:01:03 | |
You don't need that many, and they're so ugly. | 4:01:03 | 4:01:05 | |
-How dare you? -And what's with the hair? | 4:01:05 | 4:01:07 | |
Did you have a fight with scissors and lose? | 4:01:07 | 4:01:09 | |
Right, that's it! You're coming off. | 4:01:09 | 4:01:11 | |
Thank you kindly. | 4:01:11 | 4:01:12 | |
Now, in case you missed it, | 4:01:12 | 4:01:14 | |
let's rewind to a CBBC best bit from this week. | 4:01:14 | 4:01:17 | |
It's Sam and Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up. | 4:01:17 | 4:01:19 | |
-Lovely! -Wow, that's a lot of jam. | 4:01:19 | 4:01:22 | |
Are you sure that's enough jam? | 4:01:22 | 4:01:23 | |
I'm spreading it on. | 4:01:23 | 4:01:25 | |
LAUGHTER | 4:01:25 | 4:01:26 | |
-Not awkwardly. -I think you've got enough jam on there, what else? | 4:01:26 | 4:01:29 | |
Now I'm going to add the butter cream with a spoon. | 4:01:29 | 4:01:32 | |
Yeah, there we go. | 4:01:32 | 4:01:33 | |
That's the butter cream. Now let me just... | 4:01:33 | 4:01:35 | |
..get the spoon. There! There, get the spoon. And pour it on. | 4:01:35 | 4:01:39 | |
Just pour it on. Spread it on. | 4:01:39 | 4:01:41 | |
Maybe flatten it out with your hands, Mum. I mean Kian. | 4:01:41 | 4:01:43 | |
-LAUGHTER -Put the cream on! More cream on! | 4:01:43 | 4:01:46 | |
-More cream on! -More cream! That's it. -Now we're talking. | 4:01:46 | 4:01:50 | |
Now the sponge. | 4:01:50 | 4:01:52 | |
The sponge. | 4:01:53 | 4:01:55 | |
It's looking so lovely. | 4:01:55 | 4:01:56 | |
-Get the cream. -All right, what else are we putting on? | 4:01:56 | 4:01:59 | |
Make it look nice. | 4:01:59 | 4:02:01 | |
Spin it round, that's it. Lovely. | 4:02:02 | 4:02:04 | |
All right, take a big bite. | 4:02:04 | 4:02:06 | |
-Big bite, quick! -Pick it up. | 4:02:06 | 4:02:08 | |
LAUGHTER | 4:02:08 | 4:02:10 | |
BUZZER | 4:02:10 | 4:02:11 | |
That's an unusual choice of face pack. | 4:02:11 | 4:02:13 | |
Ooh, it's back to our quartet of vloggers now. | 4:02:13 | 4:02:16 | |
Who's next? | 4:02:16 | 4:02:18 | |
Downloading. | 4:02:18 | 4:02:20 | |
It's Laura! BELL DINGS | 4:02:22 | 4:02:24 | |
What do you get when you mix a school disco, | 4:02:24 | 4:02:26 | |
an angry Mr Smash and custard pies? | 4:02:26 | 4:02:29 | |
You get The Dog Ate My Homework, of course. | 4:02:29 | 4:02:31 | |
MR SMASH LAUGHS | 4:02:31 | 4:02:33 | |
Huh? | 4:02:33 | 4:02:34 | |
LAUGHTER MR SMASH SHOUTS ANGRILY | 4:02:37 | 4:02:41 | |
I even tried to get my homework eaten by a dog | 4:02:41 | 4:02:43 | |
for the purposes of this vlog, | 4:02:43 | 4:02:45 | |
but I don't have a dog and my search for one kind of failed. | 4:02:45 | 4:02:49 | |
So I can't find a dog anywhere, but I did find a goose. | 4:02:49 | 4:02:52 | |
-Which is now chasing me! -SHE SCREAMS | 4:02:52 | 4:02:56 | |
Goose-bitten homework, anyone? | 4:02:56 | 4:02:58 | |
I always wonder what my strange fact for the register would be | 4:02:58 | 4:03:01 | |
if I were a guest on the show. | 4:03:01 | 4:03:02 | |
Probably something really epic and impressive. | 4:03:02 | 4:03:05 | |
On my left, a girl who persuaded her teacher | 4:03:05 | 4:03:08 | |
to keep a pet shark in the swimming pool. | 4:03:08 | 4:03:10 | |
The other pupils weren't happy about it, | 4:03:10 | 4:03:12 | |
but they can all swim much faster now. | 4:03:12 | 4:03:15 | |
-It's Cainwen, everyone. -Here, sir. | 4:03:15 | 4:03:17 | |
'Here's someone who puts Ed Sheeran's musical skills | 4:03:17 | 4:03:21 | |
'to shame, it's Laura!' | 4:03:21 | 4:03:22 | |
Here, sir. | 4:03:22 | 4:03:23 | |
PLAYS UKULELE OUT OF TUNE | 4:03:23 | 4:03:26 | |
Wait, no, no, no. I forgot, I can't play the ukulele. | 4:03:26 | 4:03:29 | |
# Live my day as if it was the last | 4:03:29 | 4:03:31 | |
# Live my day as if there was no past | 4:03:31 | 4:03:33 | |
# Doing it all night, all summer. # | 4:03:33 | 4:03:36 | |
The show also has school discos | 4:03:36 | 4:03:37 | |
where everyone has to stop what they're doing and dance. | 4:03:37 | 4:03:40 | |
-# Live my day as if it was... # -Oh, school disco! | 4:03:40 | 4:03:42 | |
# Live my day as if there was no past | 4:03:42 | 4:03:44 | |
# Doing it all night, all summer | 4:03:44 | 4:03:47 | |
# Doing it the way I wanna. # | 4:03:47 | 4:03:49 | |
Argh! The school disco interrupted my vlog just as I was about to | 4:03:49 | 4:03:52 | |
talk about the most serious and important part of the episode. | 4:03:52 | 4:03:55 | |
Oh. | 4:03:55 | 4:03:57 | |
Oooh, oh! | 4:03:57 | 4:03:59 | |
The custard pies! | 4:03:59 | 4:04:01 | |
And that was Rowan correctly guessing | 4:04:01 | 4:04:03 | |
which of the line-up was a supply teacher, | 4:04:03 | 4:04:05 | |
meaning his team was awarded a gold star. | 4:04:05 | 4:04:07 | |
Add up the stars. | 4:04:07 | 4:04:09 | |
Ooooh! | 4:04:09 | 4:04:12 | |
Gold stars are wicked, aren't they? | 4:04:12 | 4:04:13 | |
I wonder how I could get some in my life. | 4:04:13 | 4:04:15 | |
Oh, I should definitely get a gold star | 4:04:15 | 4:04:17 | |
for making a great sandwich today. | 4:04:17 | 4:04:19 | |
Oh, and a gold star for my school disco dancing. | 4:04:19 | 4:04:22 | |
And two gold stars for eating my cereal this morning. | 4:04:22 | 4:04:24 | |
Ooh, and maybe a few more for my great impression of a dolphin. | 4:04:24 | 4:04:27 | |
Ar-ar-ar-ar-ar! | 4:04:27 | 4:04:29 | |
Right, I'm glad those gold stars have gone away | 4:04:29 | 4:04:31 | |
because I need to see this round, The School Dropout. | 4:04:31 | 4:04:34 | |
I wonder why it's called that. | 4:04:34 | 4:04:36 | |
I can't look, I can't look, I can't look! | 4:04:36 | 4:04:38 | |
Just do it! | 4:04:38 | 4:04:39 | |
-Bye, Lauren! -No! | 4:04:39 | 4:04:41 | |
Nothing beats a slow-mo drop, | 4:04:48 | 4:04:50 | |
apart from a bit of slow-mo disco dancing. | 4:04:50 | 4:04:52 | |
-# I live my day as if... # -School disco, perfect timing. | 4:04:52 | 4:04:55 | |
Woohoo! | 4:04:55 | 4:04:56 | |
# As if there was no past | 4:04:56 | 4:04:58 | |
# Doing it all night, all summer. # | 4:04:58 | 4:05:00 | |
Nice one. | 4:05:00 | 4:05:01 | |
Now, Whoopsters, let's play a little game | 4:05:01 | 4:05:03 | |
of what I like to call What Happened Next? | 4:05:03 | 4:05:06 | |
Observe this CBBC HQ beauty with Karim and Hacker, | 4:05:06 | 4:05:10 | |
and, as the title suggests, guess what happens next. | 4:05:10 | 4:05:14 | |
Isaac says, "I should be put on the naughty list | 4:05:14 | 4:05:16 | |
"because I'm naughty in general. PS - I'm very naughty. | 4:05:16 | 4:05:20 | |
"PS - Hello, Hacker. Hello, Karim." | 4:05:20 | 4:05:22 | |
Hello. | 4:05:22 | 4:05:24 | |
-Machine, do your thing. -Do your thing! | 4:05:24 | 4:05:26 | |
-Oooh! -Oh, aren't you naughty! -Aren't you naughty! | 4:05:26 | 4:05:30 | |
What do you think? | 4:05:30 | 4:05:31 | |
Maybe Hacker say "cockers," although that wouldn't be anything unusual. | 4:05:31 | 4:05:34 | |
Let's find out! Run it! | 4:05:34 | 4:05:37 | |
-That is you guys on our list. -KARIM LAUGHS | 4:05:37 | 4:05:40 | |
Stop it! Santa, You mustn't! | 4:05:43 | 4:05:44 | |
Save me! No! | 4:05:44 | 4:05:46 | |
It's fine, it's fine that one. | 4:05:46 | 4:05:47 | |
That hound is wrecking the place! | 4:05:47 | 4:05:50 | |
Well done if you guessed correctly. | 4:05:50 | 4:05:51 | |
Now, someone grab a broom. | 4:05:51 | 4:05:53 | |
What's that? There are some new passengers? | 4:05:53 | 4:05:55 | |
They're the 15-second fans? | 4:05:55 | 4:05:57 | |
Oh, very well, although remember you have no longer than 15 seconds. | 4:05:57 | 4:06:02 | |
My favourite show on CBBC is The Dumping Ground... | 4:06:02 | 4:06:06 | |
-Quick! -..because it has so much drama | 4:06:06 | 4:06:08 | |
and it has a great story to it. | 4:06:08 | 4:06:10 | |
And my favourite character is Jody | 4:06:10 | 4:06:12 | |
because she is a tomboy just like me. | 4:06:12 | 4:06:15 | |
Nice one. | 4:06:15 | 4:06:16 | |
My favourite show is Jamie Johnson. | 4:06:16 | 4:06:18 | |
I love it because the tricks are so cool | 4:06:18 | 4:06:20 | |
and there's girls on the football team which makes it more equal. | 4:06:20 | 4:06:24 | |
-And this is my dog, Yoda. Say hi. -You're running out of time! -Hi. | 4:06:24 | 4:06:28 | |
Hi, CBBC. I'm Hope and I like CBBC HQ. | 4:06:28 | 4:06:33 | |
My favourite presenters are Karim, Hacker and Lauren, | 4:06:33 | 4:06:38 | |
and I like them because they're all really funny. | 4:06:38 | 4:06:40 | |
-Hurry up! -And they're all the best presenters. Bye! | 4:06:40 | 4:06:44 | |
Bravo, ladies and gentlemen. | 4:06:44 | 4:06:45 | |
Now, back to these vloggers of ours. | 4:06:45 | 4:06:48 | |
Who's next? | 4:06:48 | 4:06:49 | |
Stand by. | 4:06:51 | 4:06:52 | |
It's Myles! | 4:06:54 | 4:06:56 | |
We'll be catching up with you next time, Tee Cee. | 4:06:56 | 4:06:58 | |
Millie Inbetween! | 4:06:58 | 4:06:59 | |
Every time I say the name of that show, it feels like a cliff-hanger. | 4:06:59 | 4:07:02 | |
Millie in between what? | 4:07:02 | 4:07:04 | |
A bear and crocodile? That's silly. That's dangerous. | 4:07:04 | 4:07:07 | |
She's not Steve Backshall. Let's leave it at Millie Inbetween. | 4:07:07 | 4:07:10 | |
In this episode, there's a massive plot twist | 4:07:10 | 4:07:12 | |
that none of us saw coming. | 4:07:12 | 4:07:14 | |
Exaggerated movements for emphasis. | 4:07:14 | 4:07:15 | |
Millie and her sister - previously humans, remember - | 4:07:15 | 4:07:19 | |
get transformed. | 4:07:19 | 4:07:20 | |
Oh, thanks. I knew you could rely on you guys. You're diamonds. | 4:07:20 | 4:07:24 | |
Yeah, apparently they're... They are diamonds now | 4:07:24 | 4:07:26 | |
which is amazing. I didn't see that coming. | 4:07:26 | 4:07:28 | |
I was tuning in thinking, "They'll still be human by the end of it." | 4:07:28 | 4:07:31 | |
No, they're diamonds now. | 4:07:31 | 4:07:32 | |
Now, the main thing to know from this episode is | 4:07:32 | 4:07:34 | |
there is a new character that's come to stay, Leo. | 4:07:34 | 4:07:37 | |
Here he is, Leo the Lion. | 4:07:37 | 4:07:38 | |
The last time I saw him he was knee-high to a grasshopper. | 4:07:38 | 4:07:41 | |
It's always hard introducing a new character | 4:07:41 | 4:07:43 | |
because you don't want to change too much | 4:07:43 | 4:07:45 | |
in case you change what is the essence of the show. | 4:07:45 | 4:07:48 | |
So Leo comes round and straight away moves into Craig's old room. | 4:07:48 | 4:07:51 | |
You know, Millie had her eyes on that. | 4:07:51 | 4:07:53 | |
Leo comes in and goes, "Can you move your eyes, Millie?" | 4:07:53 | 4:07:55 | |
HE LAUGHS | 4:07:57 | 4:07:58 | |
This is your room. | 4:07:58 | 4:08:00 | |
Sorry about the smell, it's from the last boy that was in here. | 4:08:00 | 4:08:02 | |
-We can't get rid of it. -Yeah, we have special scents. | 4:08:02 | 4:08:05 | |
It's how we communicate. | 4:08:05 | 4:08:06 | |
That is true. We boys do have special senses. | 4:08:06 | 4:08:09 | |
I could, you know, I could call up a mate right now | 4:08:09 | 4:08:11 | |
and just sort of smell what he's up to. | 4:08:11 | 4:08:13 | |
-PHONE RINGS -Hello? | 4:08:13 | 4:08:14 | |
HE SNIFFS | 4:08:14 | 4:08:18 | |
What am I doing? What are you...? What are you doing? | 4:08:23 | 4:08:26 | |
That's what I'm trying to find out, what you are doing, pal. | 4:08:26 | 4:08:28 | |
All right, well, he's probably not up to anything anyway. | 4:08:30 | 4:08:32 | |
He was on the phone, I could smell that he was on the phone | 4:08:32 | 4:08:35 | |
and he wasn't doing much. | 4:08:35 | 4:08:36 | |
That's Matthew for you. | 4:08:36 | 4:08:38 | |
Oh, I didn't hang up. | 4:08:39 | 4:08:40 | |
But if the old nose doesn't work... What am I saying? | 4:08:40 | 4:08:43 | |
But if that doesn't work, boys can just launch straight into | 4:08:43 | 4:08:45 | |
their own conversations filled with their own manly codes | 4:08:45 | 4:08:48 | |
only they can understand. | 4:08:48 | 4:08:49 | |
Hello, buddy, sport, sport, sports, football, football. | 4:08:49 | 4:08:52 | |
Sports, sports, sports. Kick the ball. | 4:08:52 | 4:08:54 | |
-A couple of men. A couple of boys. -Footy! Footy! | 4:08:54 | 4:08:57 | |
-Sports, sports. -Sporty sports. -Rugby. | 4:08:57 | 4:08:59 | |
Pass the rugby ball in the back of the net. | 4:08:59 | 4:09:01 | |
How you feeling, buddy? | 4:09:01 | 4:09:03 | |
Yeah, I could really do with a hug right now. | 4:09:03 | 4:09:05 | |
So with Leo around, Millie has to get used to... | 4:09:06 | 4:09:09 | |
Oh, she's in between this situation now. | 4:09:09 | 4:09:12 | |
If I had someone else living in my house, | 4:09:12 | 4:09:14 | |
I would get worried about, you know, | 4:09:14 | 4:09:16 | |
if me and the other person had a lot in common or not. | 4:09:16 | 4:09:18 | |
You don't play anything, do you? | 4:09:18 | 4:09:20 | |
Just my trumpet. | 4:09:20 | 4:09:22 | |
Oh, hang on, he likes trumpets. Yeah, you can stay. | 4:09:22 | 4:09:24 | |
I've got my own little noisy instrument here. | 4:09:24 | 4:09:26 | |
WHISTLES | 4:09:26 | 4:09:28 | |
Only messing. I stick to football, it's what I'm good at. | 4:09:28 | 4:09:31 | |
WHISTLES | 4:09:31 | 4:09:33 | |
He was... That was a little joke he was doing. We were both in on that. | 4:09:33 | 4:09:36 | |
That was a little... A couple of boys. | 4:09:36 | 4:09:38 | |
A couple of boys with their noise. | 4:09:38 | 4:09:39 | |
LOW WHISTLE | 4:09:39 | 4:09:41 | |
But at the end of the day, Leo ends up settling in quite nicely | 4:09:41 | 4:09:43 | |
with Millie and Co in his new house, | 4:09:43 | 4:09:45 | |
and school ends up being quite good as well. | 4:09:45 | 4:09:47 | |
You're looking at the school's new star striker. | 4:09:47 | 4:09:49 | |
You're in the team? That was quick. | 4:09:49 | 4:09:51 | |
Matt was desperate to have me. Practically bit my arm off. | 4:09:51 | 4:09:54 | |
And the sports, rugby and the trainers and the gym. | 4:09:54 | 4:09:57 | |
Yep, I'm just going to stop recording, though. | 4:10:04 | 4:10:06 | |
Yeah, we'll go to the park and find the unicorn. | 4:10:06 | 4:10:09 | |
We'll pick out the loveliest, happiest unicorn we can, OK? | 4:10:09 | 4:10:12 | |
Splendid blogging indeed. | 4:10:15 | 4:10:17 | |
Now, as we have all three of you on board the bus this week, | 4:10:17 | 4:10:19 | |
it feels only right for a little challenge. | 4:10:19 | 4:10:22 | |
You're going to try and identify some CBBC theme tunes. | 4:10:22 | 4:10:25 | |
However, it's not that straightforward. | 4:10:25 | 4:10:28 | |
Hit it! They're going to be played backwards. | 4:10:28 | 4:10:31 | |
-SHE LAUGHS -I have no idea what this could be. | 4:10:31 | 4:10:34 | |
Oh! | 4:10:34 | 4:10:36 | |
Ooh. | 4:10:38 | 4:10:40 | |
What? What? It's cool though. I like it. | 4:10:40 | 4:10:43 | |
Ooh! | 4:10:43 | 4:10:44 | |
Ooh, that last bit. Ba-da-da-da. No idea. | 4:10:45 | 4:10:48 | |
Danger Mouse! That's Danger Mouse! | 4:10:48 | 4:10:51 | |
Danger Mouse. I'm going to go with Danger Mouse. | 4:10:51 | 4:10:54 | |
And the answer is... | 4:10:54 | 4:10:55 | |
It's Danger Mouse. | 4:10:57 | 4:10:59 | |
Yes! | 4:11:01 | 4:11:02 | |
I got it right! | 4:11:02 | 4:11:04 | |
So that was the wrong answer. | 4:11:04 | 4:11:05 | |
Next. | 4:11:07 | 4:11:08 | |
Ooh, it sounds like when your computer breaks | 4:11:10 | 4:11:12 | |
and it makes weird noises. | 4:11:12 | 4:11:14 | |
Da-da-da, ba-da-ba-da. | 4:11:14 | 4:11:15 | |
I know what it could be. | 4:11:16 | 4:11:17 | |
It doesn't have a song at the beginning, I think it's Newsround. | 4:11:17 | 4:11:20 | |
Newsround? | 4:11:20 | 4:11:22 | |
Are you having a bubble? | 4:11:22 | 4:11:23 | |
Blue Peter. What is this? | 4:11:23 | 4:11:25 | |
Blue Peter, straight away. | 4:11:25 | 4:11:27 | |
Let's see if you're right. | 4:11:27 | 4:11:28 | |
It's Blue Peter! | 4:11:28 | 4:11:30 | |
Yeah! | 4:11:30 | 4:11:32 | |
No! Oh, well. I started off well. | 4:11:32 | 4:11:35 | |
Just put "Myles 1 point." | 4:11:35 | 4:11:37 | |
Big as you like. As big as they can. | 4:11:37 | 4:11:40 | |
And the winner is... | 4:11:40 | 4:11:42 | |
Rhys! CHEERING | 4:11:42 | 4:11:43 | |
Yes! I won? I won! | 4:11:43 | 4:11:46 | |
Tremendous work. Now, CBBC recently celebrated a Blue Peter special - | 4:11:46 | 4:11:51 | |
Radzi's Free Fall. | 4:11:51 | 4:11:53 | |
Here's what happened, in case you missed it. | 4:11:53 | 4:11:55 | |
Whoo! | 4:11:55 | 4:11:57 | |
The combination of concentration | 4:11:57 | 4:11:59 | |
and adrenaline is absolutely unbelievable. | 4:11:59 | 4:12:05 | |
As I check my canopy, I see them! | 4:12:05 | 4:12:08 | |
Oh, my goodness! They're directly above me! | 4:12:08 | 4:12:11 | |
I'm the first civilian to ever join an RAF Falcon's stack. | 4:12:15 | 4:12:21 | |
To be gliding through the air as a team | 4:12:21 | 4:12:23 | |
is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. | 4:12:23 | 4:12:26 | |
What an amazing selection of CBBC. | 4:12:26 | 4:12:29 | |
And if you missed out or want to see it again, | 4:12:29 | 4:12:31 | |
you can jump on over to the CBBC iPlayer. | 4:12:31 | 4:12:33 | |
As for me, I've got to crack on | 4:12:33 | 4:12:35 | |
with my weekend chore, polishing the bus. | 4:12:35 | 4:12:37 | |
Hang on! Come back here! Your bumper needs buffing! | 4:12:37 | 4:12:39 |