Orange and Leaves 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...

Ten worms wriggling, waving hello!

Oh, my worms are wriggling off!

Where to?

To the dressing up rail!

# Show me, show me an orange Chris! #

Bright orange! You'll see me coming in this!

# Show me, show me A purple Pui! #

Ooh! Hee-hee!

# Show me, show me A colourful you! #

-Wow!

-Oh, yes, very colourful!

# Let's find out who's ready to play Chris and Pui and you're here today

# Show me, show me all the toys! #

Here they are, let's take a look.

There's Mo Mo and there's Tom and Stuffy. Miss Mouse and Teddington.

Is that everybody?

Someone's missing? Who's missing?

One of the toys.

It's Mo Mo. Can you spot Mo Mo today?

Mo Mo!

Mo Mo, where are you?

Oh, look! There she is! Come back, Mo Mo!

# Show me, show me a 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. #

-The lift's here! And Mo Mo's back.

-What have you got, Mo Mo? A crayon?

"Mo Mo loves orange."

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Oh, somebody wants a show me.

Show me, show me orange things.

Orange! Come on, Mo Mo and Pui, let's look for more orange things.

Orange is warm for cosy autumn days.

-Orange can be zingy like the sun's golden rays.

-Orange is juicy.

-Drink it in the morning.

-Orange can be loud!

Giving us a warning!

Orange is fun!

Orange is fruity.

Anyone with orange hair is really such a beauty.

MUSIC PLAYS

-You know what that means!

-Show me, show me your bouncy, groovy moves!

Whoa!

Freeze!

Oh, Stuffy, you moved!

The lift's calling. I'd better get the shop ready.

Oh! The shop's ready already. Perhaps Miss Mouse did it.

I wonder who's coming to visit today.

Count along with me. 1, 2, 3,

4, 5, 6,

7, 8,

9, 10!

Shop's open!

-Woo-hoo!

-It's the Hey Diddle Cow!

How lucky you are to see me again!

Join in with the rhyme.

Hey diddle, diddle the cat and the fiddle,

-the cow jumped over the moon.

-Whee!

The little dog laughed to see such fun

and the dish ran away with the spoon.

Yes he did! Do you have anything for a colourful cow?

A colourful cow?

Yes, I'm being a colourful cow. I've got a green tambourine,

I've got a brown crown and a red head.

I have a yellow pillow and I have a blue shoe.

Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

-Oh, so you want to be colourful, but you also want it to rhyme?

-Yes,

it makes the little dog laugh.

Have you got anything in orange?

Orange? Let me see.

Oh, how about this? An orange dinosaur.

Ooh, I like it, I like it. It's orange, but it doesn't rhyme.

Oh. I'll look again.

HE GIGGLES

Oh!

I know! Orange oranges!

Oh, you can do better than that.

Hmm...

Oh!

I know... What about this?

Oooh! Oh, look! Wobbly, wibbly-wobbly, wobbly jelly.

I like it, I like it, but it doesn't rhyme.

Oh no, it's not jelly... It's French jelly.

It's called blancmange,

so it rhymes! Orange blancmange.

Ooh la-la! Orange blancmange!

Blancmange orange! I like it, I'll take it.

Oh, good. Now you can jump over the moon

and everyone will say what a colourful cow you are.

Yes! Oh, thank you! Bye-bye.

Wheee!

-SPLAT!

-Ooops.

Oh, she fell into the orange blancmange.

GIGGLING

At least it made the little dog laugh.

Oh, an orange token.

Let's go outside and look for some more orange things.

Orange.

Orange oranges.

Orange autumn leaves.

Orange fish!

Orange stripy snakesss.

Orange chameleon.

Orange stripy tiger.

Orange sunset.

Orange traffic light.

And orange pumpkins!

So many orange things. Let's go and tell Chris what we've just seen.

-Wait!

-Oh!

Oh, I'm sorry, Pui, it's not safe.

There you go Teddington.

What are you up to, Chris?

I'm pretending to be something orange.

-Do you know what it is?

-Help me guess.

# Guess what I am

# I'm orange

# Guess what I am

# I flash

# I'm orange and I flash and I help you cross the road

# Guess if you can. #

Can you guess?

Are you an orange flashing light at a zebra crossing?

Yes! You guessed right!

This way madam.

Oh, thank you.

My turn! Guess what orange thing I'm going to be.

# Guess what I am

# I'm orange

# Guess what I am

# With stripes

# I'm orange with stripes and I growl and roar

# Guess if you can. #

-Do you know?

-Roar!

Are you being a tiger?

Yes! Roar!

My turn!

OK, Stuffy.

Guess what I'm being.

# What are you, Stuffy?

# I'm orange

# What are you, Stuffy?

# I'm hot

# I'm orange and hot with flames so high

# Guess if you can. #

Um, orange and hot with flames, you must be a bonfire.

Yes!

Oh, so hot!

Look...

Leaves! We could put some of these leaves on top of the bonfire.

There you go, Stuffy bonfire.

I wonder where these leaves are coming from.

Oh, look!

The tree has turned orange. It's full of autumn leaves.

SHOW ME JINGLE

Somebody wants a show me.

Show me show me leaves.

Leaves.

Come on, Stuffy.

Let's take a look at them.

Ooh, the tree is full of autumn leaves.

And the leaves are starting to fall.

# Autumn leaves are falling down

# Falling down Falling down

# Autumn leaves are falling down

# Leaves are falling

# Orange, yellow, red and gold

# Red and gold Red and gold

# Orange, yellow, red and gold

# Leaves are falling. #

Ooh.

Look, a heart-shaped leaf.

I'd like to give this to Stuffy because we love you, Stuffy.

Oh, thank you, thank you, Pui.

There you go, Stuffy.

Let's find a leaf for Miss Mouse.

How about this long, thin, green leaf?

-Ooh.

-I'm sure she'd like this.

-Hello!

-Hello, Miss Mouse.

There you go, a leaf for you.

Thank you, Chris.

Oh, look. We've turned Miss Mouse's leaf into something else.

Do you know what they've turned the leaf into?

Is it something you use on water?

Yes, it's a canoe to paddle down the river.

Off we go.

Off you paddle. See you in a minute,

I'm going to find some leaves for Mo Mo, that's what I'm going to do.

Yes! Now, look at these.

That one there, then this one... Yes.

And that one too. Here we go, Mo Mo, some leaves for you.

Mo Mo loves orange. Mo Mo loves yellow.

Mo Mo loves green. Mo Mo loves gold.

-Mo Mo loves brown...

-Yes, that's why I chose the coloured leaves, Mo Mo.

I think you like all colours.

Hold on, I think we could have some fun here.

If I put these leaves like this... There we go...

Quack, quack, quack!

I've turned them into footprints, but whose footprints are they?

Are they duck footprints?

Quack, quack.

Yes!

-Well done, Mo Mo.

-We've turned these leaves

-into lots of different things, haven't we, Chris?

-We have.

Who else do you think would like a leaf or two?

-I know, I'm going to turn this orange leaf into something else.

-OK.

Here we go. Um...

-If we do this...

-Is that a nose?

-It is.

And a mouth?

And whiskers!

-Is it a cat?

-Look!

Roar!

Oh, a pirate cat!

No, it's a tiger.

Roar!

And I'm going to give this to Tom.

-Where's Tom?

-Tom?

-Tom?

Oh, Tom!

What are you doing up there?

I'm stuck!

Oh, don't worry. I know who can help. Miss Mouse!

# 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

# Thanks for having us to play Miss Mouse

# Fun in every way today, 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

# Giant hassle?

# Call Miss Mouse

# At the castle

# Then you need Miss Mouse

# Don't be frightened, Mo Mo The giant is our friend

# Give a cheer

# Miss Mouse is here

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 mousey friend

# Who is always there for you

# Cancellation

# Call Miss Mouse

-# At the station

-Then you need Miss Mouse

# Teddington and Stuffy

# I'll fix you in a squeak

# Give a cheer for our hero

Who is 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 uppa

# It's fun having tea with Miss Mouse. #

It's me!

Don't worry, Tom. Miss Mouse will be here very soon.

-We'll give her another call. Miss Mouse?

-"I'm on my way!"

Come on, Miss Mouse. Paddle, paddle, paddle.

-Up the river in your leafy canoe.

-Tom's stuck up the tree.

-What can we do?

-"Oh, don't worry, don't fret.

"In front of your eyes, I'll turn this leaf into a carpet that flies!"

Who-o-o-o-oa! Good thinking, Miss Mouse. Down you come, Tom.

-Float, float, float, float, float.

-"Ahh. Thank you, Miss Mouse."

"My pleasure!"

Come on. Let's go outside.

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky

What can you see floating by?

A leaf.

Climb up high.

Taste the sky.

Rocket, zoom!

Rock-a-bye moon.

Ring-a-ring, around we go.

Floating down.

Down, down below.

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky Wonderful things floating by.

-Float, float, float.

-Come on. Let's all float with Miss Mouse.

Float, float.

Miss Mouse's leaf is floating down to the ground. Float.

Can you be a leaf, gently floating down to the ground?

Float, float, float.

Down to the ground.

Float, float, float. Down to the ground.

Miss Mouse is off for a walk through the autumn leaves.

Listen to the sound of the leaves rustling. Rustle, rustle, rustle.

Whoosh!

Let's rustle through the leaves, too.

Rustle, rustle, rustle. Whoosh!

Creep, creep, creep. Shh!

Ooh, Miss Mouse thinks she's spotted something under the leaves!

Let's go over and take a look, too!

Creep, creep, creep. Shh!

"Let's take a peep!" OK, Miss Mouse.

-Ooh, there's something prickly underneath.

-Oh, look!

It's...a sleepy hedgehog!

-Let's leave him to have a snooze.

-Snuffle, scuffle.

Have you ever been exploring in the autumn leaves?

Your turn - show me, show me leaves!

Leaves fall off and they change colours.

Leaves float down from trees.

-They go...

-HE BLOWS

Yellow, golden, red.

They fall in autumn.

If they fall on our head, it can be nice and soft.

When I go to the park, I like to jump in the leaves.

I put them in the air, but I only do it that high.

Daddy does it this high.

And when you crunch them, they make difference noises.

CRUNCH

BOING

QUACK

HONK

PHRRRT

MEOW

Thank you. You showed me and...Miss Mouse!

-And me! So many fallen leaves. We'd better sweep them up!

-OK.

Let's get sweeping. Tidy, tidy, tidy.

SNORING

Hold on a second. That's not a leaf!

THEY LAUGH

# Autumn leaves are tidying up Tidying up, tidying up. #

Oh, there we go.

All the autumn leaves are in a neat pile.

-What are we going to do with them now, Pui?

-Ooh!

Ah-ha! Hoo-ooh-ooh!

-Da-dah!

-Ahh!

-What have we made?

-A pretend bonfire!

-I'd better check for hedgehogs. Any hedgehogs here? Ooh, ooh, ooh!

-Ah!

Look. Here's a hedgehog. I'd better take him somewhere safe.

Come on.

We can have a bonfire party. All the toys, all ready.

-Miss Mouse, Tom, Mo Mo... Ooh! Where's Stuffy?

-Here he is!

Here's Stuffy! He wants to join the party, too.

In fact, earlier, he was being something orange!

His orange hair was being the flames of a bonfire.

He's going to be something else orange now. Are you ready, Stuffy?

Ready? And...go! Fizz! Bang! Pop! Whizz! Whee!

Can you guess what he's being? Whizz!

-Stuffy, are you an orange firework?

-"Yeah, I was being a firework!"

-Ohh!

We looked at lots of orange things today.

Orange leaves, orange juice and orange oranges!

-And don't forget orange blancmange.

-Oh, yes. Orange blancmange.

-Say that to your toy today - orange blancmange.

-"Ooh, la-la!"

DING!

There's the lift.

Thanks for coming to see us today.

-Come back again soon, we love having you here.

-Get your worms ready.

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling, waving, goodbye!

Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd

Orange blancmange! Hee-hee!