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06x21 - Ding, Ding, Dong!

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "The Wiggles". Aired: 1993 - 2022.*
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06x21 - Ding, Ding, Dong!

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[SINGING] Let's have some fun

Read along with a story

Sail the ocean blue

Get your friends
and play dress-ups

You're all welcome too

Wiggle and learn

Dance to the rhythm of music

Wiggle and learn

Let's have some fun

Come on a great adventure

Sing your favorite tunes

Reading, writing, and painting

Something we all can do

Wiggle and learn

Dance to the rhythm of music

Wiggle and learn

Let's have some fun

Wiggle and learn

Dance to the rhythm of music

Wiggle and learn

Let's have some

Let's have some

Let's have some fun

["TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR"
PLAYING]

[SINGING] Twinkle,
twinkle, little star

How I wonder what you are

Up above the world so high

Like a diamond in the sky

Twinkle, twinkle, little star

How I wonder what you are

When the blazing sun is gone

When he nothing shines upon

Then you show your little light

Twinkle, twinkle all the night

Twinkle, twinkle, little star

How I wonder what you are

Twinkle, twinkle, little star

How I wonder what you are

Up above the world so high

Like a diamond in the sky

Twinkle, twinkle, little star

How I wonder what you are

How I wonder what you are

[applause]

[plays cheerful accordion notes]

[applause]

[plays cheerful melody]

[pauses]

[SINGING] Oh ay ay ay ee

[applause]

Oh, there you are.

I'm getting ready
to go to a ball.

A ball is a special party
where there's lots of dancing.

I've got on my formal suit.

So I'm all ready.

This is a very special
ball because it's

our Claire, the mouse's ball.

There's going to be lots
of fun, lots of dancing.

Come along and dance the
polka with us, everyone.

Here we go.

[polka music]

Everybody, it's
wonderful times now.

We've been joined by three
wonderful rock guitarists.

Have a listen to them.

The first guitarist plays.

[plays fast guitar]

The second guitarist plays.

[sings fast guitar]

The third guitarist plays.

[plays rock and roll guitar]

This is so much fun.

Let's have another listen.

The first guitarist plays.

[plays rock and roll guitar]

The second guitarist plays.

[sings fast guitar]

The third guitarist plays.

[plays rock and roll guitar]

Wow.

Let's hear them again.

First guitarist plays.

[plays blues guitar]

Third guitarist plays.

[plays blues guitar]

The second guitarist plays.

[shrieking rock guitar]

[drum beat]

Ahoy, there.

It's-- [sings rock guitar]

[shrieking rock guitar]

[laughs] I heard it again.

No, second guitarist, just--

[sings fast guitar]

-
[sings and shrieks fast guitar]

[flutters lips]

[shrieks]

Rrr, rrr, rrow.

[shrieks]

No, it's--

[flutters lips]

[flutters lips and shrieks]

Everybody, I'm
beginning to wonder just

who this second guitarist is.

A little bit different
to the other ones.

[organ chimes]

Oh, you think it's
Captain Feathersword?

Well, let's have a look
at these guitarists.

Well, the first guitarist
has a rock star jacket on.

The second guitarist
has a pirate jacket.

I think you might be right.

Let's have another look.

The first guitarist has
wonderful sunglasses, coolly

put in his rock star hairdo.

The second guitarist
has a pirate eye

patch and a rock star hairdo.

I like the hairdo.

- It's a real hairdo.
- Is it?

Oh, yeah.
It's really real.

- Oh.
- Oh, it's unreal.

It's--

Everybody, the
rock star hairdo

came off and reveals
Captain Feathersword's head.

You are Captain Feathersword.

Oh.
No, I'm not.

Well, we think you are.

Yes, you are.

Oh no, I'm not.

Oh yes, you are.

Oh no, I'm not.

Oh yes, you are.

No, I'm not.

Oh yes,
[flutters lips] you are.

Oh no,
[flutters tongue] I'm not.

- Oh, you are.
- No, I'm not.

- You are.
- I'm not.

- You are.
- I'm not.

You are, you are, you are, you
are, you are, you are, you are.

[SINGING] I'm not.

No, I'm not.

Captain Feathersword,
it's your usual hairdo,

your pirate patch,
your feathersword.

We know that's not the guitar.

It is you.

Oh, you're right, me hearties.

Oh, but I do love rocking
with these rock guitarists.

[twanging guitar riffs]

["MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB"
PLAYING]

[SINGING] Mary had a little
lamb, little lamb, little lamb

Mary had a little lamb, its
fleece was white as snow

Baa.

Everywhere that Mary
went, Mary went, Mary went

Everywhere that Mary went,
the lamb was sure to go

Baa.

It followed her
to school one day

School one day, school one day

He followed her
to school one day

It was against the rules

Baa.

It made the children
laugh and play

Laugh and play, laugh and play

It made the children
laugh and play

To see a lamb at school

ALL: Baa!

Oh.

Hello, everyone.

I'm Henry the Octopus,
and I live in the sea.

I swim around all day with
my underwater friends.

Swimming comes
naturally to an octopus.

But if you live on the land, you
probably need to learn to swim.

That's what Wags
the Dog thought,

anyway, when Dorothy
the Dinosaur saw

him practicing the other day.

Wags was practicing lots
of different strokes.

The only trouble was he wasn't
practicing them in the water.

Still, it's a start, I suppose.

Yay.

[fun music]

Ruff.

Ruff.

Ruff.

Ruff.

What are you doing, Wags?

I'm practicing some
swimming strokes.

Don't you need water
to practice swimming?

Well, yes, you do.

But there's no water
here to swim in,

so I thought I'd just practice
some swimming strokes.

Then when I go into the
water, I'll know what to do.

I'm not sure if you can
really practice swimming

until you get into the water.

I know practicing in the
water would be the best.

But if I've practiced
some strokes first,

I'm sure that'll help.

Hmm.

So what strokes
are you practicing?

Can you show me?

Of course, I can.

First of all, I
step on the block,

then I put my front
paws like this,

and then I jump in the water.

[splash]

Oh.

And that's when you start
practicing your strokes.

That's right.

Ruff.

First, I do dog paddle.

[boing, boing, boing]

That's pretty easy for
me because I'm a dog.

[giggles] And what
other strokes do you do?

There's freestyle.

When I get that right, I'll
be able to swim really fast.

Anything else?

There's breaststroke.

And there's butterfly.

Is that all?

No, there's one more.

[whooshing]

Oh, what's that one called?

It's called backstroke because
you lie on your back to do it.

Well, you're certainly getting
a lot of practice in, Wags.

Can you swim, Dorothy?

[giggles] No.

I don't think dinosaurs
are meant to swim.

But I always wear a life jacket
when I go near the water.

That's sensible,
but you should really

think about learning to swim.

It's not hard when you
get the idea of it.

Hmm.

Maybe one day.

Can I come and watch when you
finally get into the water?

I'd like that.

But if you don't
mind, I really do need

to get on with my practice.

You can watch if you like.

Ruff.

I could do more than that.

I could say, ready, set, go.

That'd be a great help.

Ruff.

Ready, set, go.

[splash]

Whoa.

Whoa.

[boing, boing, boing]

Everybody, it's time to dance.

I feel like dancing again.

And here's our friend, Fernando.

Hi, Fernando.

Hola, Antonio.

Hola, todos.

Como estas?

Everybody, we're going
to dance to this song.

Tell us about it, Fernando.

["la bamba" playing]

Ah.

It's "La Bamba."

[speaking spanish]

Oh, fantastic, everybody.

Let's dance.

Si, señor.

[speaking spanish]

[singing in spanish]

G'day day everybody.

I'm the postie.

I wonder if there's
a letter in my bag

for someone at Wiggle House.

There is.

[blows whistle]

Hi, everyone.

I saw the post lady leave
a letter in our letterbox,

so I thought I'd get it.

Oh, it's for me.

I can tell because
it says, For Sam.

See?

But I wonder who it's from?

Hello.

There's a picture of a rose
on the back of the envelope.

Are you thinking
what I'm thinking?

Yes, I think it might be from
Dorothy the Dinosaur too.

I'll open it and
see what's inside.

Look.

It's a bookmark, and it
has roses all over it.

That'll be very handy
when I'm reading a book.

I won't lose my place.

I'll go straight inside and ring
Dorothy up to say thank you.

["over in the meadow" playing]

[SINGING] Over in the
meadow, in the sand and the sun

Lived an old mother duck
and her little ducky one

Quack, said the mother

I quack, said the one

So they quacked and they quacked

In the sand and the sun

Over in the meadow where
the stream runs blue

Lived an old mother fish
and her little fishes two

Swim, said the mother

We swim, said the two

So they swam and they leaved
where the stream runs blue

Over in the meadow
in a hole in a tree

Lived an old mother bluebird
and her little birdie three

Sing, said the mother

We sing, said the three

So they sang and were
glad in a hole in the tree

Over in the meadow in
the reeds on the shore

Lived an old mother frog
and her little froggies four

Dive, said the mother

We dive, said the four

So they dived and they burrowed
in the reeds on the shore

Over in the meadow
in a snuggly hive

Lived a mother honey bee
and her little bees five

Bzz, said the mother

We bzz, said the five

So they buzzed and they
hummed in the snuggly hive

[theme music]

[SINGING] Wiggle and learn

Let's have some, let's have some

Let's have some fun

[goodbye music]
Goodbye the Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye to you

Goodbye from the Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye

Goodbye from the Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye to you

Goodbye from the Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye

Heyroo

Bye-bye

Bye.