Bags and Lorries Show Me Show Me

We're off on a journey, to play in the sky.

Into the lift to zoom way up high!

Up at the top are friends that we know.

Let's go and meet them, and count as we go!

One elephant exercising.

Two trains chuff-chuffing.

Three tigers snoozing.

Four giraffes bathing.

Five snakes sneezing. Atchoo!

Six cars cartwheeling.

Seven hamsters hopping.

Eight monkeys missing.

Peep-oh!

Nine jellyfish jiggling.

And...

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling.

Waving hello!

My worms are wriggling into my pocket.

# Show me, show me a shopping Chris. #

Oh, I'll have some of that and two of those!

# Show me, show me a packing Pui. #

Stack the shelves, stack the shelves.

# Show me, show me a smiling you

# Let's find out who's ready to play

# Chris and Pui and you're here today

# Show me, show me all the toys. #

Let's take a look.

Well, there's Mo Mo and there's Tom and Stuffy,

Miss Mouse and Teddington.

Is that everybody?

One of the toys is missing.

Do you know who it is?

Hmm, I know...

It's Stuffy.

We'll find Stuffy while you find your toy. Come on!

Stuffy!

I see something orange. Oh, but it's not Stuffy.

Here's Stuffy! Hello.

# Show me, show me some things to do

# Lots of fun here for me and you

# Show me, show me some games to play

# Let's get ready to play today

# Lots to do here for everyone

# Show me, show me Let's have some fun. #

Someone wants a show me.

Show me, show me bags.

Bags! I love bags.

I've got bags of bags!

Shopping bags, book bags,

hand bags, sports bags.

Nice bag, Chris. What's inside?

I'll tell you, Pui.

On Monday, I came home from a weekend by the sea.

Pui leant me this bright pink bag.

It isn't really me!

On Tuesday, I went to the gym to play my favourite sport.

But I had to come back home again,

Because I'd forgotten to pack my shorts. Oh!

On Wednesday, I fancied some fruit so I went to the farmers' market.

I took this eco-bag, it matches my fancy jacket.

Then, on Thursday, I went walking with a rucksack on my back.

I packed my lunch, my binoculars and my favourite anorak. He-he!

Then, on Friday, it was Granny's birthday,

so we went to a department store.

I bought her this handbag. Do you know? She's 94.

Then, on Saturday, I went to a cafe for a drink and a bite to eat.

And as it was the weekend, I had a muffin as a treat.

Then, on Sunday, I found this tiny bag.

It's far to small for me, it's such a teeny-tiny thing,

I wonder whose it could be?

-IN SQUEAKY VOICE:

-Hello.

Miss Mouse is looking for something.

-Are you looking for this, Miss Mouse?

-Oh, thank you, my handbag!

SHOW ME JINGLE

Oh! Time to go outside.

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky.

What can you see floating by?

A book.

Nightfall, panda explore.

Helicopter, chopper-chop!

Slide to the bottom.

And climb to the top.

Puffs of cloud high in the sky,

wonderful things floating by.

-What do you think of this bag?

-Is it a handbag?

A handbag?! No!

In fact, try and guess who this bag belongs to

by looking inside.

# Whose is this bag?

# A letter

# Whose is this bag?

# A parcel

# A letter A parcel to deliver to you

# Whose is this bag? #

Do you know?

Yes, a postman. Or a postwoman.

Another bag.

# Whose is this bag?

# With a thermometer

# Whose is this bag?

# And a stethoscope

# With a thermometer and a stethoscope

# And a big red cross

# Whose is this bag? #

Do you know?

It's a doctor's bag!

Oooft.

Oh, my word, that's a big bag!

Who does this bag belong to?

# Whose is this bag?

# A purse

# Whose is this bag?

# With an apple

# A purse, an apple

# Some juice, wipes... #

Party invitation, phone, biscuits...

T-shirt, toy, tissues...

Oh, umbrella, sun hat, oh...

-A ball, oh, and some lip balm.

-Ah.

Who do you think owns a bag like this?

Do you know someone who does?

Yes, a busy mum's bag!

Oh, and look, a cuddly toy, socks, banana.

HE SQUEAKS

HE SQUEAKS

Aaaah!

BOTH GIGGLE

BOTH: Show me, show me Uki.

HE YAWNS

Huh?

Ah!

BOTH GIGGLE

BOTH GIGGLE

BOTH GIGGLE

Huh?

HE LAUGHS

ALL LAUGH

HE LAUGHS

HE GIGGLES

Aaah.

HE YAWNS

Thanks, Uki! You showed me.

PINGING

It's the lift! I wonder who is coming up to see us.

I better get the shop ready. Count with me.

One...two...

three...four...

five...six...

seven...eight...

nine...ten!

BELL RINGS

Shop's open.

LIFT DOORS PING

-It's Little Bo Peep!

-Oh, you can call me Bo.

Oh, look at all your shopping! Let me help you.

# Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep

# And doesn't know where to find them

# Leave them alone and they'll come home

# Wagging their tails behind them. #

-Goodness me, you've been busy.

-I keep losing my sheep,

so I thought I'd do some shopping while I wait for them.

-Well, you must love shopping!

-Oh, yes, I do!

-What did you get?

-Oh, lots of gifts for my sheep. Look!

I bought a knick-knack for Fluffy, a cutesy thing for Wagging,

-a what-ja-ma-callit for Bouncy.

-It's a cat.

-Yes.

You have been busy, Bo.

Oh, yes, I bought so many of the pretty little things,

but I need some help with all my bags.

I have to look after the shop. Otherwise, I'd walk you home.

-Did you say "walk"?

-Mmm-hmm.

Oh, my woolly word,

I've been walking up and down the shopping mall all day.

-My feet are killing me! No, thank you.

-Oh, OK.

-In which case, you need...this!

-Oh, my woolly word,

I've got to have it! What is it?

It's a bus pass. You can catch the bus.

-Did you say, "catch the bus"?

-Mmm-hmm.

-Oh, my woolly word!

I can't catch it with my shopping. If my sheep come home,

there'll be no room for them to wag their tails behind them.

It might be a bendy bus.

-A what?

-Oh, never mind.

HORN

Oh, listen, that's a delivery for the shop! It's a lorry.

A lorry? Oh, my woolly word! I've just got to have it.

-What is it?

-It's a huge vehicle that can carry lots and lots of things.

A huge vehicle to carry lots and lots of things?

-Perfect! I'll take it! Where is it?

-No, no.

-Outside.

-Oooh!

-But hold on a minute. Bo, it's a delivery lorry.

Well, it can deliver me home. Bye!

-(I hope it's got a sun roof.)

-Bye, Bo.

-Bye!

SHOW ME JINGLE

Listen, somebody wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me lorries.

Lorries! Let's do some lorry-spotting.

Here's a token. Come on.

Red lorry.

Blue lorry.

Orange lorry.

Yellow lorry.

Lorries on a road.

And lorries on a building site.

So many lorries. Your turn.

Show me, show me lorries.

Lorries are very big. This size.

I see lorries on the road.

They're really big with big trailers.

They can be any colour.

They pick up boxes.

And they make really loud noises.

HORN BLARES

And they have four wheels.

They're kind of like this and they have big...

They have tyres.

The driver drives the lorry with the steering wheel.

HORN

Nanny drives one.

Yeah.

-BOTH: Yeah.

-It drives along and...

they get parcels to houses.

Lorries deliver internet shopping.

Cos when they walk to my house,

it's a very long way.

Anything you want could go in a lorry.

ELEPHANT TRUMPETS

Thank you, you showed me.

And Tom and Miss Mouse.

Do you like our lorry? It's a big shiny red lorry.

Yellow lorry.

-Red lorry.

-Yellow lorry.

-Red lorry.

-Yellow lorry.

-It's a shiny red and yellow lorry.

-That's easy for you to say.

We've got lots to deliver. Where are we going?

We need to go to...ahem...the cafe.

-The cafe!

-Yes.

-Drive your lorry with this.

-Clunk-click.

-Got your seatbelt on? Ready to steer. Off we go!

Steer the big steering wheel, steer, steer.

Steer, steer.

Steer. Oh!

-I think that's the cafe.

-Oh, good, good.

-Right, hang on, let's park.

Steer, steer, steer into the space. Oooh.

-Perfect. Handbrake on.

-Clunk-click. Out I get.

Now, to make the first delivery. Out it comes.

Can you guess what I'm delivering here?

It's very wibbly-wobbly. Mmm, it tastes nice.

It's colourful, good at parties and nice with ice cream.

There you go, Mr Cafe Owner.

Did you guess? It was a jelly.

OK, shut the door. Get back in.

-Woo-hoo! Clunk-click.

-Where next, Chris?

-Let's look at the list. The party shop.

-The party shop.

Let's all drive to the party shop. Ready? Steer, steer.

-THUNDER

-Oh, no.

-I think it's starting to rain.

-What shall we do?

-Let's put the wipers on. Click.

-Swish.

-BOTH: Swish, swish, swish.

-Are you swishing too?

BOTH: Swish, swish, swish.

-Swish...

-Oh, I think we're here!

-Swish...

-Oh, hang on,

-let's...steer into the parking space.

-Yes.

-There. Handbrake on.

-Oh. Clunk-click. Out I get.

Oh, that's good, it's stopped raining. That's nice,

because I've got another delivery to make.

Here they are. There are quite a few. They're tied up with string.

Quite floaty. Ohhh!

Careful not to drag me away. Oh, pull them back.

They're nice to have at parties. Have you guessed?

They're...floaty balloons.

Shut the door. And get back in. Oh.

-Clunk-click.

-Where next, Chris?

-We need to go to the zoo.

-The zoo?

-Yes.

-ENGINE STARTS

-Handbrake off. Let's go to the zoo.

-Yes!

Steer, steer, steer. Should we try honking the horn?

-Ready? Honk honk!

-Can I have a go?

-Go on.

-Honk honk!

-You honk your horn too.

Honk honk!

-Steer, steer. Oh! We're here.

-Oh, good.

Let's find a parking space.

-There.

-Ah.

-Perfect.

-Handbrake on.

-Clunk-click. Out I get. Oh, no.

This is a very tricky delivery I've got to make now.

-Out you come.

-Be careful, Chris!

I'm being very careful, because this delivery...

is swishy one end and snappy the other!

Ooh! There you are, Mr Zookeeper. Thank you very much. Oh!

I've got to get out of here.

I've got to make it snappy! That was a crocodile!

-Back in the lorry.

-Quick.

-Clunk-click.

-Ohh.

-Have we done it?

-I think we have.

-Oh.

-Oh, that's good.

-We can relax.

-Pui?

-Yes?

-Can I put the radio on, please?

-Oh, go on.

-Thank you.

MUSIC PLAYS

-You know what that means!

-Show me, show me your groovy moves!

Come on, Tom.

Whee!

Whee!

Freeze!

CLOCK TICKS

Oh, Miss Mouse, you moved.

Show me, show me Miss Mouse's song.

# Have a little tea with me

# Miss Mouse

# Pour it carefully for me

# Miss Mouse

# Pass a cheese sandwich

# Or perhaps a cheese scone

# Oh, it's nice having tea with Miss Mouse

# Have some lemonade we've made, Miss Mouse

# Oh, what games we played

# With you, Miss Mouse

# But my whiskers are tingling

# It's a signal to say

# Someone needs help

# So I'm on my way

# Any trouble

# Call Miss Mouse

# In a double

# I am here Miss Mouse

# Tom is in a spot of bother

# Miss Mouse will sort it out

# Give a cheer

# For our hero

# Who is it?

# It's me

# Miss Mouse

# Something scary

# Call Miss Mouse

# Big and hairy

# Then you need Miss Mouse

# Don't be frightened, Mo Mo

# The spider is our friend

# Give a cheer

# There's nowt to fear

# Who did it?

# It was me! Miss Mouse

# When you have got a problem

# And you don't know what to do

# This little mousy friend

# Who is always there for you

# Something sticky

# Call Miss Mouse

# Could be tricky

# Then you need Miss Mouse

# Teddington and Stuffy

# I'll fix you in a squeak

# Give a cheer

# For our hero

# Who fixed it?

# It was me! Miss Mouse

# Now, a little tea, with me

# Miss Mouse

# I'm sure that you'll agree

# With me

# Miss Mouse

# We've all earned our cuppa

# So let's drink it up-pa...

# It's never dull having tea with Miss Mouse... #

Jug-a-jug-a-jug-a-jug-a-jug-a-jug-a- jug-a-jug-a-jug.

Oh, dear. Mo Mo's lorry has broken down.

What shall we do, Mo Mo?

Who should we call?

Miss Mouse.

Good idea!

Da-da-da-da-da-da-da! It's me, Miss Mouse.

Oh, don't worry, Mo Mo.

Miss Mouse will help. Let's connect you up and off we go!

Miss Mouse is taking Mo Mo's lorry to the lorry garage.

Oh, well done, Miss Mouse.

There we are. You go round there.

Mo Mo, let's take a look at your lorry.

Are you ready to inspect, Miss Mouse?

Yes.

Let me see.

Tinker, tinker, tinker.

Oh, yes, I think Miss Mouse has sorted out the problem.

Miss Mouse has fixed it.

Are you ready, Mo Mo?

Start her up. Off you go. Wheee!

-Bye-bye, Mo Mo.

-Thank you, Miss Mouse.

Awww.

Let's take a look at the other lorries here at the lorry garage.

There's Teddington with his very smart, small red lorry.

At the front, we have Tom,

with his wooden rainbow lorry, very smart as well, Tom.

Ooh, this is Stuffy's lorry, I think it needs a little bit of help.

Yes. What should we do, Miss Mouse?

I think a windscreen and some wheels and lights.

OK. A windscreen.

Let's see.

One big windscreen here, for you, Stuffy,

so you can see out.

I'm putting some stickers on the front. Bright yellow stickers.

-You need to be seen.

-Oh, yes, you need to see where you're going.

Marvellous, Stuffy. How about that? What else, Miss Mouse?

-Some wheels.

-Some wheels.

Right, I'm going to draw two big round wheels.

-One...two. There, how about that?

-And two on the other side.

Here we go. One...two.

How about that, Stuffy?

I think Stuffy's happy. What do you think?

I think it's great. Thank you.

Oh, Miss Mouse, what should we do now, everyone has a lorry?

How about a nice cup of tea and a snack?

Ooh, good idea. All lorry drivers like a nice cup of tea.

Ooh! Off she goes!

Aww! To put the kettle on!

Good old Miss Mouse!

HONK! HONK!

HONK! HONK!

HONK! HONK!

Oh! Miss Mouse!

Well done! You've brought along your tea set.

Let's have a look. Oh, Miss Mouse!

This is so unlike you.

-You forgot to bring the biscuits.

-Oh! Don't worry!

I have some in my big bag.

Oh, your bag is very big. Very funny, but very useful, Pui.

I've even got a red lorry

and a yellow lorry.

Red lorry, yellow lorry.

Say that to your toy today.

Red lorry, yellow lorry.

BING!

Oh! There's the lift. Thank you for coming to play with us today.

-We can't wait to see you again soon.

-Get your worms ready!

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling,

Waving goodbye!

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Red lorry, yellow lorry.