Legs and Mirrors 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...

TOGETHER: Ten worms wriggling, waving, hello!

All my worms are running around.

# Show me, show me A hopping Chris. #

Hop, hop, hop, hop, hop!

# Show me show me A skating Pui. #

Whoo!

# Show me show me A running you. #

-Ooh.

-Run, run, run.

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

# Chris and Pui and you're here today

# Show me show me All the toys. #

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

Miss Mouse and Teddington Is that everybody?

Oh, no, no, no, no, somebody's missing!

Who's not here who should be here?

Do you know?

Yes, it's Stuffy. Can you find Stuffy for us, please?

-Stuffy, come back to the play room! Come on.

-Come back!

# Show me show me Your toy today

# Can you find it to come and play?

# Show me show me A cheeky grin

# Now you're here, let the fun begin

# Lots to see here and lots to do

# Show me show me and we'll show you. #

-LIFT PINGS

-Ooh, the lift's back.

And Stuffy's here.

Stuffy, you seem to have grown. How tall you are!

-Oh, you've grown some legs.

-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Somebody wants a show me.

Show me show me legs.

Legs. These are my legs.

And these are my legs.

My legs are...shakey!

My legs are stripy!

How about your legs?

What can your legs do?

Legs can go for a walk,

or run, if you like.

Legs can go round and round like riding a bike. Ooh!

My leg can hop.

Ooh, but now, I can't stop! Whoa!

-CRASH

-You all right, Chris?

Oh, yes. But now, my leg is hobbly.

And my knees are knobbly.

Knobbly knees.

Your turn. Show me show me legs.

You've got two legs and I've got two legs.

I need my legs for walking.

WOOF WOOF!

I need my legs for dancing.

My dad has hairy legs.

A frog, he has one leg and the other leg.

He has two legs.

I know an animal that has lots of legs.

Octopus.

It has eight legs.

Ladybugs got lots of legs. Yeah, and they got wings.

And caterpillars. They got lots of legs.

Thank you. You showed me and Miss Mouse.

And me.

Here are some legs. Let's look and see.

They're hairy and fuzzy. Whose legs can they be?

Oh, hello, Teddington. They're your legs.

Goodness me. I think you probably want to go for a march.

Oh, yes, Chris. I love marching.

Let's go for a march with Teddington. Are you ready?

Here we go.

And march, and march, and march, two, three, four.

Keep those knees up, Chris. Oh, yes I will, Teddington.

And march, and march, and march, two, three, four.

Here are some legs. Let's look and see.

They're stripy and shiny. Whose legs can they be?

They're Mo Mo's legs. Mo Mo loves bouncing.

Ooh. Legs are good for bouncing.

Can you bounce your toy up and down, like Mo Mo?

Bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce as high as the moon. Boing!

Here are some legs. Let's look and see.

They're stripy and woolly. Whose legs can these be?

Hold on a second, wasn't Pui wearing stripy socks?

Yes. They must be Pui's legs.

Oh, eh, oh, ah! Hang on a minute!

-Oh!

-These are my legs.

And these are Stuffy's. We're wearing the same socks.

And very smart you both look, too.

In me pocket, in me pocket.

Stuffy's got something in his pocket for us.

Oh! A token. Come on, Chris. Walk this way.

Legs.

Whose legs are these?

A giraffe.

Hoppity hare legs.

Spindly spider legs.

Running dog legs.

Skinny flamingo legs.

Sprinting cheetah legs.

Bouncing kangaroo legs.

Stomping elephant legs.

What a lot of different legs and so many ways to walk.

-Oh, let's walk like...an elephant.

-That's a good idea.

Let's have a stomp. Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp.

I'm waving my trunk. Brraaah! Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp.

Are you walking like an elephant too? Have a good stomp.

Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp. Brraaa! Brrrraaah!

How else can we walk?

-We could walk like...chickens.

-Ha-ha!

-Brraaack buck buck buck.

-I'm walking with my chicken legs,

flapping my chicken wings and pecking with my chicken beak.

-Buuuck buck buck buck.

-Are you walking like a chicken, too?

Buuuck buck buck buck buck. Buuck buck buck buck.

-Buck buck buck buck.

-Buuck buuuck buuuck.

Ha-ha. We've walked like elephants and we've walked like chickens.

How else can we walk?

Erm. We could use our legs to bounce around like kangaroos.

-Oh, do show us.

-Like this.

Boing, boing, boing, boing, boing, boing.

Are you bouncing like a kangaroo?

Boing, boing. Oh, I'm bouncing so high, I could reach the clouds.

Boing, boing.

-Boing!

-Come outside.

Puffs of cloud

High in the sky

What can you see

Floating by?

Dungarees

Yoo-hoo, kangaroo

Flutterby nose

Boingy toes

In pursuit

Welly boot

Hold on tight

Phew, you're all right

Toodle-oo, kangaroo.

Puffs of cloud High in the sky

Wonderful things Floating by.

Miaow, miaow. Purr, purr.

This cat has four legs.

One, two, three, four.

Can you think of an animal with more than four legs?

I can.

Let me get some socks from the drawer.

Can you guess what this animal is?

It has a red back and black dots.

And one, two, three,

four, five, six legs.

Oh, is it a ladybird?

Yes, it's a ladybird.

Oh, I can think of a creature with eight legs.

Do you know what creature I'm being?

-Are you a funny spider?

-Yes, a spider.

I can think of an animal with more than eight legs.

-More than eight legs?

-Yes. A caterpillar.

Oh, yes, of course. A caterpillar has lots of legs.

-Caterpillars are good at crawling.

-Yes, like this caterpillar.

-Is that a caterpillar?

-Well, it is, when I do this.

Have you got a crawling caterpillar, too?

# Caterpillars only crawl Caterpillars only crawl

# Crawling here, nibbling there Crawling, nibbling everywhere

# Caterpillars only crawl

# And I'd like to reach the garden wall

# But here I stay Nibbling away

# Never going anywhere at all. #

My caterpillar's going to have lots and lots of legs.

# Caterpillars only crawl Caterpillars only crawl

# Crawling here, nibbling there Crawling, nibbling everywhere

# Caterpillars only crawl

# And I'd like to reach the garden wall

# And one fine day I'm going to fly away

# And flutter by the garden wall. #

My caterpillar turned into a butterfly.

Did your caterpillar turn into a butterfly?

I'll just put these socks back.

Oh! Look what I found.

I know what to do with this.

If I just put it against a mirror, you can see it's a butterfly.

You can see the reflection of the wing in the mirror.

-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

-Someone wants a show me.

Show me show me mirrors.

Mirrors!

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the funniest one of all?

That's my funny face reflection.

Your reflection is what you see in the mirror.

Your turn, Chris.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the wobbliest of all?

Oh-ho-ho! Look how wobbly I am. Wobble, wobble.

What a brilliant mirror, Chris. It makes you all wobbly.

I want to be wobbly too.

-Ready and wobble, wobble, wobble, wha-ha-ha!

-Ha-ha.

-How about this mirror?

-Let's see how stretchy our reflections can be.

Stretch, stretch, ah!

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the stretchiest of all?

Look how stretchy my reflection is. Surely, I'm the stretchiest?

Oh, but I was just as stretchy as you in my reflection.

-ALARM HONKS

-Listen. You know what that means.

Show me show me your groovy moves.

DANCING MUSIC

-Freeze!

-CLOCK TICKS

-Oh!

-Oh, Pui, you moved!

-I know, but the wobbly mirror just made me feel...

-Wobbly?

-Wobbly!

-LIFT PINGS

-Oh, listen.

That's the lift bell calling. I better get the shop ready.

Wh-whooa-whoa!

It's already ready! Maybe Stuffy did it.

I wonder who's coming up to see us today?

Count along with me. 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

-# And 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 me!

-Oh dear. Oh, the poor old Duke.

Now, what can I do for you?

-Do?

-Oh, you have something hmm-hmm.

Speak up, boy! You have a... WHISTLES

Was that a drill whistle? Attention!

No, Duke, I hope you don't mind me saying,

-but there's something on your face.

-My face?

-Yes.

That's my moustache.

Oh, no. Not your moustache. On your cheek.

It's a wonderful moustache. The cheek!

I know you've a wonderful moustache,

but you also have something on your cheek. A mark?

On your marks, get set... Where we going?

Oh, no. Grand Old Duke of York, this is ridiculous.

You have something on your face.

You need to wipe it off with this tissue.

-Where?

-There.

-On this side?

-No, no. On the other side.

-Up here?

-No, no, on the other side.

-That's it. Up. No, down.

-Up up or down down?

No, neither, halfway up, neither up or down.

-Ohhh!

-Oh, I give up.

What you need is a mirror so you can see your reflection.

Hold on, what have I got here? A biscuit tin. Here we go.

-You can use the lid.

-Ah. Right.

That's better. Why didn't you say? I'll take these biscuits, as well.

An army marches on its stomach, you know. Thank you. Goodbye.

-Goodbye.

-One, two, hup, two.

Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York has taken my biscuits. Oh!

Hold on a second, I have got a few more.

Oh, look at this one.

That's not a biscuit. That's a telescope token.

It would be a shame to waste it.

More reflections, in a mirror.

Funny reflections!

Stretchy reflections.

Oh, what's that reflecting in the window?

A crane! Oh, and there's a train, reflected in a mirror.

Here's a reflection

Who's reflection is it? It's...

..Tom's. Tom's reflection was on the sunglasses.

Whose legs are these legs?

We're looking at the reflection of...

Miss Mouse!

It's me, Miss Mouse.

We saw Miss Mouse's reflection in a spoon.

Fancy that!

Can you see my reflection in this car horn?

Ooh! That was a funny reflection, wasn't it?

But who does this car horn belong to?

HONK!

Teddington!

Attention! Is everybody ready to march with me?

Quick, march!

# Clap your hands and stamp your feet and flap your elbows to the beat

# Clap your hands and stamp your feet And flap your elbows to the beat. #

And march, and march, and march, two, three four.

# Hooray, hooray For Teddington's marching band

# We're on parade today and we march around the land

# We are marching to the east We are marching to the west

# We are marching very proudly Cos we always march the best

# Hooray, hooray For Teddington's marching band

# Teddington, Teddington Teddington, Teddington

# Best in all the land

# Teddington bear is smart and tall He knows the way to lead us all

# He's old, he's wise He has brown eyes

# And he always looks so grand

# That's why he's the leader Of the band

# Hooray, hooray, For Teddington's marching band

# We're on parade today And we march around the land

# We are marching to the east We are marching to the west

# We are marching very proudly Cos we always march the best

# Hooray, hooray for Teddington's marching band

# Teddington, Teddington, Teddington, Teddington

# Best in all the land

# Clap your hands and stamp your feet And knock your knees until they meet

# Clap your hands and stamp your feet And knock your knees until they meet

# And march and march And march, two, three, four

# Teddington bear can count to ten

# And if you're lucky He'll do it again

# He's clever, he's keen He dresses in green

# And he always looks so grand

# So come and join in with Teddington's marching band

# Hooray, hooray For Teddington's marching band

# We're on parade today And we march around the land

# We are marching to the east We are marching to the west

# We are marching very proudly Cos we always march the best

# Hooray, hooray For Teddington's marching band

# Teddington, Teddington, Teddington, Teddington

# Best in all the land

# Teddington, Teddington, Teddington, Teddington

-# Best in all the land. #

-Yes!

And march and march and march, two, three, four.

Look at all the marching legs in the mirror.

Oh, we looked at legs today. Lot's and lots of legs.

Short legs, long legs, wobbly legs and knobbly knees.

Knobbly knees. Say that to your toy today.

Knobbly knees.

-LIFT PINGS

-Oh, there's the lift, Pui.

That means it's time to go.

Thanks for coming to see us today.

Please, please come back and join in with the fun again, very soon.

Get your worms ready.

TOGETHER: Ten worms wriggling, waving goodbye.

Ten, nine, eight,

seven, six, five,

four, three, two, one.

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-Knobbly knees.

-Hee-hee!