Mice and Tunnels 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!

Oh, my worms are being whiskers.

BOTH: # Show me, show me a squeaking Chris... #

Squeak, squeak, squeak, squeak.

# Show me, show me a scurrying Pui... #

-Scurry!

-Off Pui scurries.

# Show me, show me a nibbling you... #

Nibble, nibble, nibble, nibble, nibble.

# 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 at them.

-OK.

-Here.

# There's Mo Mo and there's Tom and Stuffy

# Miss Mouse and Teddington Is that everybody? #

Somebody is missing. Can you see who's missing?

Yes, Tom! Where could he be?

We'll find Tom while you get your toy. Come on, let's look.

Tom? Are you by the tree? Oh! Who's this?

A furry friend. It's not Tom. Where is he? Tom?

Oh, Tom, there you are, found you.

# 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. #

SHOW ME JINGLE

Someone wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me mice.

Mice! How nice.

There's one mouse who doesn't live in a house.

She lives at the top of the tower with us.

Yes, you, Miss Mouse! With your little ears,

your twitchy nose and your tickly whiskers.

A mouse is a furry animal with tiny paws and a silky tail.

Your turn. Show me, show me mice.

Some mice are little and some mice are big.

-A squeaky mouse.

-Squeak, squeak.

They have got pointy whiskers.

And they have tails.

They run very quickly.

-And cats chase...

-Mice.

-Mice.

Dogs chase cats.

WOOF! WOOF!

And sometimes the mouse

is too clever for the cat.

-They live in holes...

-By the wall.

When it's night time, some mice come to my house

and eat all my cheese up.

-My granny is afraid of mice.

-ARGH!

Thank you, you showed me.

And me. And Miss Mouse. Hey, Chris?

Look at this. It's an invitation from Miss Mouse

asking us to come to mouse tea!

Oh, Miss Mouse, thank you very much. Mouse tea is very special,

because if you go to mouse tea, you have to be just like a mouse.

Come on, let's be like mice.

BOTH SQUEAK

What else do mice do? I know, let's twitch our noses.

-BOTH: Twitch, twitch, twitch.

-Join in!

And you have to twiddle your tickly whiskers like this.

Twiddle, twiddle, twiddle.

-Are you twiddling your tickly whiskers?

-Twiddle, twiddle.

Oh, I know what else we have to do - we have to scurry around. Ready?

BOTH: Scurry, scurry, scurry.

-Oh, I'm chasing my tail.

-Where's my tail gone?

-Where did it go?

-Come on, scurry!

Scurry, scurry...

-Through the mouse hole.

-CHRIS SQUEAKS

What a lot of whiskery, tickly mice coming to mouse tea!

Show me, show me Miss Mouse's song.

# Have a little tea with 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's 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

# There's a 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... #

Ah...

# Now a little tea

# With me, Miss Mouse

# I'm sure you'll agree

# With me, Miss Mouse

# We've all earned our cuppa

# So let's drink it uppa

# It's never dull having tea

# With Miss Mouse! #

And it's almost time for our mouse tea with Miss Mouse!

-Oh, I'm really quite excited.

-Here you are.

Thanks. You're sure Miss Mouse won't think we're being rude?

-Oh, she'll love them.

-OK.

-Let's go to mouse tea.

-Where do we go?

-Oh. Can you see where Miss Mouse might live?

Where's Miss Mouse's house?

It must be round here somewhere.

Oh, Pui, look!

Down here! Miss Mouse's house! Come on, let's get in.

-Oh, I don't think we'll fit.

-Chris.

-Hmm.

-I think she might mean over here.

-Oh, it's a picnic tea!

But where's Miss Mouse? It's not like her to be late.

-Miss Mouse?

-Miss Mouse?

Hold on a second.

CHRIS LAUGHS

Oh, look! Oh, Miss Mouse, you are funny.

Oh, Miss Mouse has nibbled all the cheese.

Don't worry, there's more food. Sandwiches.

-Cheese sandwiches.

-Rolls.

-Cheese rolls.

-Crackers.

-Cheese crackers. Oh, and cakes! They must be...

BOTH: Cheesecakes.

-Would you like some tea, Pui? Here you go.

-Thank you.

-There we go.

-Oh, look at that. Cheese tea!

-Oh.

-Cheese tea. Ooh!

-Cheese tea for you and me.

-Mmm!

Miss Mouse certainly likes her cheese.

Oh, I think Miss Mouse would like a photograph to remember the day.

-OK, what do we say, Miss Mouse?

-Cheese!

Oh, that was a good one. Again.

-Cheese!

-SHUTTER CLICKS

-MUSIC PLAYS

-Listen!

You know what that means!

Show me, show me your cheesy moves!

MUSIC PLAYS

Cheese!

TICKING CLOCK

Oh, Miss Mouse, you moved! I think she wants more cheese tea.

HE SQUEAKS

Miaow!

Miaow.

Miaow. Miaow.

Miaow!

Aaargh!

One little finger mouse...

..with paper ears and twitchy whiskers.

Can you make your finger into a finger mouse?

Mice like to run around.

Whee!

This little mouse went for a stroll

up and down the lane.

He went...

up to the top...

round and round...

and went back down again.

This little mouse went for a stroll

up and down the hill.

Up to the top...

round and round...

then stood very still.

This little mouse

was cheeky.

He didn't want to stroll.

Instead, he went wheeeeeeee!

Wooooah!

And down his mouse hole.

Come out, you naughty mouse! That's better.

We're off to the mouse house. Come with us. Come on.

Wow. Look at this.

It's a mouse house with lots of rooms and tunnels.

Isn't it amazing?

Off that little mouse goes. He he!

And he's come to another room.

Is there food here? He's looking around. He's found another mouse.

That mouse is much darker.

But they all have furry coats,

little shiny eyes, tiny paws.

And look at their silky tails.

These mice just love to explore. They're very nosy, aren't they?

What are you doing there? Let me see. What's up here?

-Oh, look. He's got a bit of a scratch.

-He he!

One mouse tucking into his food.

And one's just popped into the tunnel again! Up it goes,

and round and round and round.

These mice are having a great time playing in their house.

There's so much to do. And these tubes are like tunnels.

Ooh! Someone wants to show me.

Show me, show me tunnels.

Tunnels. Let's go and find some.

Hello, Tom.

Ooh, you've got a token. Great. Let's go through the house tunnel.

Wheeeeeeeeee!

A tunnel. I wonder what will come out of this tunnel.

Ooh, it's a badger.

A mole in a tunnel.

Ooh, and a stoat.

What's in this tunnel?

A mouse!

And what's going into this tunnel?

A train!

And a tunnel for cars.

Come on, Tom. Let's go through our tunnel again.

Wheeeee!

Out you come, Teddington. Well done.

Teddington had fun sliding through the book tunnel.

Where shall we go next?

"Ooh, find a bigger tunnel. That one's very, very tight."

How about this? It's a box tunnel.

You could crawl though that. "OK, off I go."

Crawl, crawl, crawl, crawl, crawl... Wey!

You did it.

Can we find an even bigger tunnel?

Let's have a look...

My word! It's a clothes horse tunnel.

Just what we need.

If you go in this train, Teddington,

you can ride through this tunnel. Ready? One, two, three...

choo choo!

You did it, Teddington!

Oh, well done, Teddington. Hooray!

Tunnelling Tom, tunnelling Tom, tunnelling Tom, tunnelling Tom.

Hooray! Through the tunnel.

Hello, there, tunnelling Tom.

Would you like to tunnel through this book tunnel?

-You could slide through that one.

-Shall we give it a go?

Tunnelling Tom, tunnelling Tom, tunnelling Tom, hooray!

Slide.

You did it! So many tunnels.

You can slide through them,

crawl through them,

or if you're in a train,

-you can ride through them! Choo choo!

-Choo choo!

Come on, Teddington. Slide again.

Here we go.

# A book tunnel, a book tunnel

# A tunnel to slide through

# A book tunnel, a book tunnel

# A tunnel to slide through... #

OK, Tom. Your turn to crawl through the box tunnel.

# A box tunnel, a box tunnel

# A tunnel to crawl through

# A box tunnel, a box tunnel

# A tunnel to crawl through... #

-Nice crawling, Tom.

-Teddington wants to go back in his train.

Hold on tight.

# A clothes horse tunnel

# A tunnel to ride through

# A clothes horse tunnel

# A tunnel to ride through... #

Off you go. Choo choo!

Oh, well done, Teddington.

You did it. Oh...oh... Oh dear!

Chris, what a mess.

Oh, there's so much tidying up to do.

-Pui!

-Yes?

Pui, I've discovered something wonderful.

Really? What?

A tidy tunnel!

A tidy tunnel?

Yes. A tunnel to help you tidy.

-Really?

-Mmm-hmm. Look, I'll show you.

-If you put all your mess into this basket...

-OK.

-That's it.

-Right.

And if I pop this onto the trolley over here...

with this ball, I can take it over to the tidy tunnel

and in it goes.

Wheeeeeeeee!

And hey presto, everything's tidy again.

-Oh! Chris!

-Look at the mess over here.

Don't worry, Pui. I'll put it down the tidy tunnel.

-No, because that's the same.

-Pui, look!

We've been searching for this tube. We can use it as a tunnel,

or we can also play it. Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo!

Come on. Let's go outside.

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky.

What can you see floating by?

A shoe.

Hey ho,

down we go.

Tip tap,

where's your hat?

Clap clap,

flap flap.

Twirly twirly,

swirly swirly.

Twirly twirly,

swirly swirly.

Choo choo!

Coming through.

Choo choo!

Out of the shoe.

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky.

Wonderful things floating by.

The lift's calling!

I'd better get the shop ready.

I can't wait to find out who's coming to see us.

Are you ready to count?

One...

two...

three...

four...

five...

six...

seven...

eight...

nine...

ten!

Shop's open.

It's the old duke!

Ahem!

I mean, the grand old duke of York.

That's better!

Join in with his rhyme.

# Oh, the grand old duke of York

# He had ten thousand men

# He marched them up to the top of the hill

# And he marched them down again

-# When they were up, they were up... #

-Up!

-# And when they were down, they were down... #

-Down!

# And when they were only halfway up

-# They were neither up nor down. #

-Help!

Urgh! Bit more... Urgh!

-How's that?

-That's better.

Good. How are things, grand old duke?

You know, they're up and down.

-And right now?

-They're down.

Oh, dear. Why's?

My ten thousand men won't march.

Well, I've got just the thing to make them march.

-Really?

-What you need is a tune.

A tune?

Bless you!

Yes, what I have here is a penny whistle.

If you whistle this, you'll find they march.

-All right.

-I'll show you what I mean.

HE PLAYS THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK

Stop!

-What's the matter?

-That's no good.

It's far too high.

-Oh, dear.

-We don't want it up, up, up. We want it down, down, down.

I see! You want something lower.

How about this? It's bigger than the penny whistle.

This is a tenor recorder. You play it like this.

I'll play your tune again. See if you can march to this.

Go on, then.

HE PLAYS THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK

Stop!

What's the matter?

It's far too low.

I don't want to be that far down, down, down.

We need to go up, up, up again.

You want something not as high as that, and not as low as that.

-I've got just the thing.

-Is it neither up nor down?

It's neither up nor down. It's a swannee whistle. Hold on.

HE PLAYS THE TUNE

So it goes up and it goes down? Perfect. I'll take it.

Thank you very much. A swannee whistle, right.

Great. Now, which way's out? Is it up?

-No, it's down.

-Is it this way?

-No, it's that way.

-Right.

-Bye, grand old duke of York.

-Cheers, bye bye.

Mind your hat!

Toot toot!

Toot toot!

TOOT TOOT!

Ha ha ha.

The mess just gets messier.

It doesn't matter. I keep telling you.

We can just put it down the tidy tunnel. Listen!

-I can hear a squeaking sound.

-It sounds like mice squeaking.

Oh, look. It's Miss Mouse talking to all the mice

in the mouse house.

Ah! We looked at mice today. Do you remember?

Cheese tea for you and me.

Cheese tea for you and me.

Say that to your toy today. Cheese tea for you and me.

DING DING

There's the lift.

Thank you for coming to see us again.

-Do come back soon.

-Get your worms ready.

Ten worms wriggling...

waving goodbye.

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Cheese tea for you and me. Hee-hee!