02x05 - Your Body

[bunniefuu]

[theme music]

[SINGING] We know a
world, a magic world.

Come with us and see.

Anything can happen
in this special world.

It can happen to you or me.

It's where The Wiggles live.

Why don't you come along and
meet their friends as well?

There's music and
dancing, magic and games,

and lots of great stories to
tell in The Wiggles World--

in The Wiggles World.

You're all welcome here,
so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to The Wiggles World.

Ooh.

Hi, everybody.

[SINGING] In The Wiggles World--

in The Wiggles World,
you're all welcome here,

so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to The Wiggles World.

Ooh.

Avast now, me hearties.

Don't move!

Ooh!

I'm gonna take a photograph.

I'm gonna take a photograph.

Hmm.

They need to be closer together.

Murray, your arm's
sticking out too far.

There.

Oh, and Anthony, you
need to move your leg in.

Oh, ouch.

I can't move it in unless
I bend my knee, Captain.

Well, bend it, then.

Bend it.

Oh, and Greg, your
face is up too high.

OK.

How about if I bend my
neck and put my chin close

to my chest like this, huh?
CAPTAIN FEATHERSWORD: Good.

Good.
Yes.

But tilt your head up
so I can see your eyes.

And smile!

Ooh, perfect.

Oh, Jeff, your feet,
your head, and your hands

are all in the picture.

But I can't see your eyes.

[snoring]

Captain, Jeff's asleep.

Well, blow me down.

[blowing]

Oh, I gotta stop saying that.

I'm going to take a photograph.

I'm going to take a photograph.

One, two, three.

Wake up, Jeff!

[laughs] Oh, I
took a photograph.

I took a photograph.

[laughs]

Captain, my leg seems
to have fallen asleep.

Wake up, leg.

I think my neck's
fallen asleep.

Wake up, neck.

My elbow has fallen asleep.

Wake up, elbow.

One.

Two.

Three.

Wake up, Jeff!

[laughter]

All right,
everybody, let's all

get ready to point our fingers
and we'll do the twist.

Here we go.

[SINGING] Can you point your
fingers and do the twist.

Everybody's twisting around.

[SINGING] Can you point your
fingers end to the twist.

We're all doing the twist.

[SINGING] Well, we're gonna go
up, then go down, get back up

and turn around.

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist.

What's next, Greg?

[SINGING] Well, can you stand
on one foot and shake your hand.

Oh, boy, that's hard.

Yeah.

[SINGING] Well, can
you stand on one foot

and shake your hands?

Shaky!

Shaky!

[SINGING] Well, we're gonna
go up, then go down, back up

and turn around.

Can you stand on one foot
and shake your hands.

What's next, Greg?

[SINGING] Well, can you point
your fingers and do the twist.

Pointy.
Pointy.

Pointy.
Pointy.

[SINGING] Can you point
your fingers into the twist.

Everybody's twisting around.

[SINGING] Now we're gonna go
up and go down, get back up

and turn around.

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist.

Cha, cha, cha!

Give yourselves a big clap.

That was great
twisting, everyone.

Mm.

Some pasta, Murray?

Oh, yes, please.

Thank you.
- Another one?

Yes.

And for you, Jeff.

Thank you, Anthony.

May I have some
pasta too, please.

You may, as soon as
you eat your broccoli.

But I don't like broccoli.

Broccoli is a
wonderful vegetable.

It's filled with vitamins.

I won't eat it.

Then sorry-- no
broccoli, no pasta.

Broccoli is good
for you, Greg.

It helps you to
grow big and strong.

Oh, this is great
pasta, Anthony.

Oh, thank you, Murray.

I want some pasta too.

Broccoli.

Broccoli.

Broccoli gives
you strong muscles.

Oops, wrong arm.

There.

See that muscle?

I still won't eat my broccoli.

Then no pasta for you.

We need to eat
vegetables every day, Greg.

I want my pasta.

Broccoli is so wonderful.

Mm.

Delicious.

It makes you feel
strong and healthy.

Well, if you like broccoli
so much, you can have it all.

Nope.

I've had my broccoli and
it's made me feel so strong.

Have a look at this.

Broccoli makes me
feel full of energy.

I could run around all day.

Broccoli helps
your muscles to grow.

Wow.

OK.

I'll eat my broccoli.

Hey.

Where's my broccoli?

Oops.

Care for some pasta?

I want my broccoli.

I want to be big and strong.

[buzzing]

Foot, ankle, knee.

That's one leg stretched.

Foot, ankle, knee.

That's two legs stretched.

Exercise keeps you fit so your
muscles can work properly.

And one, two, one, two.

It's very important
to exercise properly

by warming up your muscles.

One, two, one, two.

[barks]

Very good, Wags.

Exercise that tail.

[barks]

Exercise will keep you fit.

Do it when you stand or sit.

Up and down and spin around,
run and jump and do the bump.

[giggles]

That's it, Wags.

Very good.

A fit body is a healthy
body, and a healthy body

won't be ill.

[barks]

[bell dings]

[gasps] Hooray!

It's time for our exercise show!

[barking]

Are you ready, Wags?

[barks]

["WHENEVER I HEAR THIS MUSIC"
PLAYING]

[SINGING] Whenever
I hear this music,

whenever I hear this song,
I just can't stop dancing

and you can dance along.

Nod your head up and down.

Then twirl your hands
round and round.

Point one toe and
then the other.

Or wiggle if you'd rather.

Whenever I hear this music,
whenever I hear this song,

I just can't stop dancing
and you can dance along.

Turn your head
from side to side.

Then wave your
hands way up high.

Stamp your feet
then stamp again.

Jump until the end.

Whenever I hear this music,
whenever I hear this song,

I just can't stop dancing
and you can dance along.

That's interesting.

What's interesting, Murray?

Did you know that if
we didn't have elbows

we wouldn't be able
to scratch our heads?

Gee.

You're right, Murray.

But we could scratch
each other's heads.

[music playing]

Yum, yum, yum.

Try a little bit of this.

Come on.

Where's my carrot cake?

Shh.

What are you
doing with my cake?

I couldn't find any carrots.

Well, I used them
to make the cake.

Sorry.

Come on, breakfast.

You're not going to
feed it to the rabbit.

Don't worry.

I'm not going to feed it to him.

I'm just trying to coax him out.

Not with my cake.

Don't worry.

I'm not going to feed it to--

[crunching]

Oops.

The rabbit ate my cake.

Oh, great.

Now I'll never be
able to pull him out.

He'll be too heavy.

["HEAD, SHOULDES, KNEES AND
TOES" PLAYING] Head, shoulders,

knees and toes, knees and toes.

Head, shoulders, knees
and toes, knees and toes.

And eyes, and ears,
and mouth, and nose.

Head, shoulders, knees and toes.

All right.

This time we're not
going to sing head.

We're just going to point to
it without saying anything.

Here we go.

[SINGING] Shoulders, knees
and toes, knees and toes.

Shoulders, knees and
toes, knees and toes.

And eyes, and ears,
and mouth, and nose.

Shoulders, knees and toes.

Now, this time we're not
going to say head or shoulders.

We're just going to point
to our head and shoulders.

Here we go.

[SINGING] Knees and
toes, knees and toes.

Knees and toes, knees and toes.

And eyes, and ears,
and mouth, and nose.

Knees and toes.

Now, this time
we're not going to say

head, shoulders, or knees.

We're just going to point
to those three things.

Here we go.

[SINGING] Toes.

Toes.

Toes.

Toes.

And eyes, and ears,
and mouth, and nose.

Toes.

Now, this time we're
not going to say head.

We're not going
to say shoulders.

We're not going to say knees.

And we're not going to say toes.

We're not going to say anything.

We're just going to point.

Here we go.

[SINGING] Eyes, and ears,
and mouth, and nose.

Now, this time we will
say all those things.

Let's say head.

Let's say shoulders.

Let's say knees.

And let's say toes.

Here we go.

[SINGING] Head, shoulders,
knees and toes, knees and toes.

Head, shoulders, knees and toes.

Knees and toes.

And eyes, and ears,
and mouth, and nose.

Head, shoulders, knees and toes.

Knock, knock.

Who's there?

Ah.

Ah who?

Ah-choo!

[laughs]

Now, Wags, me hearty, I'm
gonna teach you how to fetch.

Now, I'm gonna throw
my feathersword

and you're gonna fetch it.

Fetch is when you go
and get my feathersword

and you bring it back.

OK?

Ready?

Here we go now.

Fetch!

Fetch my feathersword there.

There!

There!

There!

[barks] Why should
I fetch his sword?

I didn't throw it.

But look!

Use your eyes.

There!

[barks]

Oh, I see.

You don't understand.

[barks] That's what he thinks.

I know, I'll show you.

[barking]

There.
See?

Fetch.

Now you understand,
Wags, me heartie?

See?

[barks]

Oh, no, no, no, no.

You don't hand it to
me before you fetch it.

Ready?

Now fetch!

[howls]

Oh!

I'm gonna need a
song to calm me down.

["MOVE YOUR ARMS LIKE HENRY"
PLAYING]

Hi, everybody.

It's time to get your arms
ready and have a dance with me,

Henry the Octopus.

Ah!

[SINGING] Move your
arms like Henry.

Move your arms like Henry.

Move your arms around,
and around, and around,

and around like Henry.

Shake your hands like Henry.

That's right.

[SINGING] Shake your
hands like Henry.

That's great shaking.

[SINGING] Shake your hands
around, and around, and around,

and around like Henry.

Henry waves to you.

Henry waves to me.

He's got so many hands
is waving all the time.

Move your arms like Henry.

Great moving.

[SINGING] Move your
arms like Henry.

Yeah!

[SINGING] Move your arms
around, and around, and around,

and around like Henry.

Yeah!

I'm having lots of fun.

This is wonderful,
wonderful dancing.

Yeah!

[SINGING] Aw,
Henry waves to you.

Henry waves to me.

He's got so many hands
he's waving all the time.

Move your arms like Henry.

Keep waving.

[SINGING] Move
your arms like Henry.

That's it.

That's it.

[SINGING] Move your arms
around, and around, and around,

and around like Henry.

Yeah!

Wonderful, wonderful dancing.

Ah!

Yup.

[barking]

There!

You see, Wags, me heartie?

Fetch!

[barks]

At least Captain Feathersword
gets plenty of exercise.

There.

You see, me four legged friend?

Fetch!

[breathing heavily]

[music playing]

Og.

[groans]

[mumbles]

[groans]

[moans]

A-ha.

[groans]

A-ha.

Og.

[groans]

Oh.

Oh.

[laughs]

[mumbles]

[groaning]

[laughs]

Ooh.

[groaning]

Og.

[moans]

Ow.

Ow.

Ooh, ah.

Ooh, ah.

Ooh, ah.

Ooh, ah.
- Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Ouch.
Ooh.

Oh.

Did you know that if
grass could run cows

would look more like tigers?

I think I'll go and
practice my magic.

I think I'll go
and enjoy my burger.

I think I'll
have a little nap.

I think I'll sit
here and think.

Well done.

Arms up, everyone.

Let's all sway from side
to side and we'll sing

"Rock-a-bye Your Bear."

Here we go.

["rock-a-bye your bear" playing]
Everybody clap.

And everybody sing.

Really loud!

[SINGING] La, la, la, la, la.

Bow to your partner.

Bow to your partner.

[SINGING] And then
you turn around.

Yippee!

Hands in the air,
rock-a-bye your bear.

Bear is now asleep.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Bear is now asleep.

Shh.
Shh.

Shh.

Arms up again, everyone.

Let's all sway
from side to side.

That's the way.

Oh, that's great.

That's really good.

[SINGING] Everybody clap.

And everybody sing.

Really loudly!

[SINGING] La, la, la, la, la!

Bow to your partner.

Bow to your partner.

[SINGING] And then
you turn around.

Yippee!

Hands in the air,
rock-a-bye your bear.

Bear is now asleep.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Bear is now asleep.

Shh.
Shh.

Shh.
Bear is now asleep.

- Bye-bye, everybody.
- Bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

[theme music]

[SINGING] We know a
world, a magic world.

Come with us and see.

Anything can happen
in this special world.

It can happen to you or me.

It's where The Wiggles live.

Why don't you come along and
meet their friends as well?

There's music, and
dancing, magic,

and games, and lots
of great stories

to tell in The Wiggles World.

In The Wiggles World
you're all welcome here,

so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to The Wiggles World.

Ooh.

In The Wiggles World,
in The Wiggles World,

you're all welcome here,
so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to The Wiggles World.