(computer whizzing)
- [Hubba Hubba]
Hoobledoop, Tiddlypeeps.
I'm Hubba Hubba talking
to you from Hoobland.
And I'm about to send
four of my favorite Hoobs
down to Earth, to
find out all about you
for my Great Hoobapedia.
Here they come.
(computer whizzing)
(upbeat music)
♪ You know who the Hoobs are ♪
♪ Iver, Groove, and Tula ♪
- We're Hoobs!
♪ And they're ready to go ♪
♪ Now the wheels are turning ♪
♪ We can all get learning ♪
♪ All the things
we want to know ♪
(spring boings)
- Hey!
♪ Hubba Hubba's ♪
♪ In Hoobland ♪
♪ And Roma's
somewhere far away ♪
♪ Oh oh oh ♪
♪ The Motorettes are singing ♪
♪ We keep the engines spinning ♪
- Hoob hoob hurray!
♪ The Hoobmobile is
coming your way ♪
- Ha-ha
- Oh!
- Well hey!
- Ah!
♪ The Hoobs are here,
so what do you say ♪
♪ Hoobs ♪
(Groove laughing)
- Oh, hooby groovy!
- Hoobledoob Groove!
- Oh Tula, you're enormous!
(Groove laughing)
- That's because you
are looking at me
through your new Hooby See-More.
- Yeah, it's hooby
groovy, isn't it?
- Yes, Groove, but you
better stop playing with it
because any minute now
I bet Iver will appear
and ask if anyone's thought
of a question for Hoob News.
- Has anyone thought of
a question for Hoob News?
- Told you.
Not yet Iver, and
Groove's a bit busy
with his new Hooby See-More.
- Yeah.
- Oh, what are you
hoping to see through it?
- A star.
- A star?
- Yeah.
- You can see stars
through that?
- Well, not right now, no, but.
- I'd love to see a star, too.
I've always wanted to
see a star up close.
A real, close up, sparkly star.
Let me see.
Oh, let me see please.
- Yes, all right, all right.
Don't get your
twizzletuft in a tangle.
- I love stars.
Where are you stars,
where are you?
Oh, I could star stare all day.
But of course, we do need
a question for Hoob News.
- Ah yes, can I have
it back now please?
- I wish I could have
my own special star.
I'd hang it in the Hoobmobile.
- Yes but how, I mean
how could we get a star
to hang in the Hoobmobile?
- [Hubba Hubba] Hubba
Hubba, Hubba Hubba.
- Hoobygalooby Groove,
that's Hubba Hubba.
You've hit on the
question for Hoob News.
Come on!
(flute playing)
- Hoobledoob Hubba Hubba!
(computer whizzing)
- How can we get a star
to hang in the Hoobmobile?
Now that is what I call
a fantaby Hooby question!
(everyone laughing)
Yes, Hoobs everywhere will
want to know about stars.
And as soon as you
found out how you can
have one in the Hoobmobile,
I shall put your answer
into my Hoobapedia.
So you can share it with all
the Hoobs in the universe.
- Will you let Roma know that
we need to know all about stars?
- Of course I will Iver.
But first of all, let's
see if I can find you
anything on HoobNet
to get you started.
(computer whizzing)
Now stars, stars,
ah here we are.
(computer whizzing)
And here's a whole
galaxy of stars.
Look at those stars moving.
Oh, look at all those
beautiful stars twinkling
in the night sky.
sh**ting past, more stars,
moving and twinkling.
And some more stars,
lighting up the sky.
(computer whizzing)
- Oh, aren't stars the most
hoobacious things ever!
- They're hooby groovy, Iver,
they really are.
Hey let's go back upstairs
and see if we can see any.
- Just one star would light
up the whole Hoobmobile.
Imagine that.
Hmm.
- Did you see how
many there were?
Hoobloads of them!
- Yea, millions.
- Squillions.
(Groove laughing)
- I'd say there are more than
a zillion stars up there.
- Can you see any Groove?
- No, not yet.
- But why?
- Why, why, why, why?
- Why?
- I bet I know why.
All the stars Hubba
Hubba showed us
were shining at night
time, not in the day.
Mind you, that doesn't
help us work out
how to get one down, does it?
- No, they're so high up.
- I wonder if we could get
up there with a hooby leg up.
- Not even with
two hooby leg ups.
- Not with three.
- I know!
On the pictures that
Hubba Hubba showed us,
there were moving stars.
- Hey, where were they going?
- Oh, they weren't going.
They were coming,
they were falling.
- [Groove] Oh.
- And if stars fall
out of the sky,
maybe I could catch one.
Oh yes.
Oh imagine that.
(slow tempo music)
♪ Stars staring
gazing up above ♪
♪ Stars staring
something that I love ♪
♪ If only I could
reach up high ♪
♪ Just put my hand
into the sky ♪
♪ I'd catch a star
that winks at me ♪
♪ And bring it back
for you to see ♪
♪ That make a hooby galaxy ♪
♪ La-la la la la-la ♪
♪ Stars staring, see
them shining bright ♪
♪ Stars staring will
only work at night ♪
♪ If only they
could stay all day ♪
♪ And twinkle in the Milky Way ♪
♪ I'd catch a star
that winks at me ♪
♪ And bring it back
for you to see ♪
♪ I'd make a hooby galaxy ♪
(slow tempo music)
♪ I'd make a hooby galaxy ♪
♪ Hooby galaxy ♪
- That's so hoobily
groobily Iver
but, how would you catch a star?
- Good question Tula.
If the star is falling,
maybe we need something
to catch it in.
Maybe there's
something downstairs.
Come on.
- Yes, we won't want
the star to crash
in the floor and break.
Are you coming Groove?
- Oh, in a minute Tula.
The thing is, you
never know quite
when a star is going to fall.
- We need something
to catch it with.
Something like a star catcher.
A star catcher!
- [Hubba Hubba] Hubba
Hubba, Hubba Hubba.
Hoobledoob Hoobs.
Well have you found
out how to have a star
in the Hoobmobile yet?
- Yes, Hubba Hubba we
just need something
to catch one with and
then we'll be there.
- Well why don't you go
and find some Tiddlypeeps.
They know all about catching
and I'm sure Tiddlypeeps
would be so pleased to help you.
- I think I'll just go
back up to the garden
and keep my hooby eye
glued to the Hooby See-More
once we drive along.
'Cause you never know
when a star might fall.
- At night Groove.
- No, that's only a guess, Iver.
You can't be sure.
(slow tempo music)
- Oh all right.
I'll go and ask the
Tiddlypeeps about catching.
- Oh, and I'll drive you
around until we find some.
Wait for me!
- Seat belt.
- Mhm.
- We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps!
(upbeat music)
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ On the road we go ♪
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ They're smart ♪
♪ They're fun ♪
♪ They know ♪
♪ The Tiddlypeeps,
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ Help us find things out ♪
♪ They give us clues ♪
♪ They tell us news ♪
♪ That's what
they're all about ♪
(upbeat music)
- Yee hoo!
♪ The Tiddlypeeps,
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ If we need to know ♪
♪ Who, what, where,
why, when and how ♪
♪ We'll ask them, off we go ♪
- Yee hoo!
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ On the road we go ♪
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ They're smart,
they're fun, they know ♪
♪ And how they know ♪
- Hi, Tiddlypeeps!
- Hello Iver!
- Want to do a hooby hello?
- Yes!
- Hoobledoop, hoobledoop,
whoop, whoop, whoop!
- What's your name?
- Joseph.
- And what are you doing Joseph?
- I'm catching a tadpole.
- Did you say catching?
Catching is just what I
wanted to ask you about.
- Watch, it's fun.
(piano music)
- How do you catch things?
- Well, we're using
these fishing nets
to catch fish and tadpoles with.
(Iver laughing)
- You catch fish with that net?
- Yes.
- Can I see it?
- Of course.
- Oh.
- It's wet, careful.
- Hooby galooby.
Do you think I can
catch a star with this?
- I'm not sure you
can catch stars, Iver.
- Well I must go now.
Hooble toodle doo!
- Hooble toodle doo!
(upbeat music)
- Look Groove, look!
I've been to see
the Tiddlypeeps.
- I have to stay
hooby glued Iver,
you never know when
a star might fall.
Oh hello, what's that?
- Oh, we're going to use
this to catch a falling star.
- Hooby galooby.
- We are about to
catch our star,
I can feel in me twizzletuff.
- Are you sure Iver?
After all, we don't know
what the stars feel like
or what shape they are.
I mean they might
fall right through
the holes of your star catcher.
- Or they might be too big.
- [Roma] Roma, Roma, Roma.
- Roma!
Come on, Roma might have found
out how we can catch a star.
- Okay.
- I'll stay here, just
in case one falls.
(upbeat music)
(computer whizzing)
- Hoobledoob Roma.
Roma?
- Oh hoobledoob, Hoobs.
Phew!
This star is a real
twizzletuff sizzler.
- What star, Roma?
- Oh sorry Hoobs.
I mean sun.
The sun is a real sizzler.
Although, the sun is
a star too you know?
It just seems much
bigger and hotter
than the other stars because
it's very close to the Earth.
All stars are extremely
hot and fiery.
So the sun is as
close as it can be
without all the trees and houses
and everything else burning up.
And get this Hoobs,
because it's so close
the sun is the only star that
you can see during the day.
- Um, Roma can we
catch a falling star?
- Oh no Iver,
they're far too hot.
Catching a star would
be very dangerous.
Phew.
Oh no, I've got to get out of
here or I think I might faint.
This is Roma Hoob about
to melt in the midday sun.
Oh, hooble toodle doo!
(computer whizzing)
- Oh dear, poor Roma.
Do you think she'll be alright?
- Oh I'm sure she
will be Tula, yes yes.
Well then, she's told us
something we needed to know.
The sun is a star and the
sun shines in the day.
(Iver sighing)
But we can't catch a star
to put in the Hoobmobile.
- Not even with a star catcher.
- No, because stars are too hot.
- Hmm.
(Tula gasping)
We better call Groove.
He doesn't need to
watch the sky anymore
because we can't catch one.
(Tula laughing)
Groove!
Groove!
(slow tempo sad music)
Oh I'm sorry Iver.
- What about Hoob News, Tula?
- Well, there must be
something we can do
to get a star into
the Hoobmobile.
- But what?
♪ What, what, what ♪
♪ What ♪
- Here's what, I asked
Hubba Hubba to find us
a star shape on HoobNet, and
and oh it's printing out.
- How hoobacious is that!
You mean we can make our
very own stars to have
in the Hoobmobile, Tula?
- Exactly.
And here it is.
- Hmm.
That is a star, isn't it?
I mean it looks like a
star but I don't know.
- Yes, something's missing.
- Yep, something's
missing alright.
- Hmm.
But I just can't
put my finger on it.
- [Hubba Hubba] Hubba
Hubba, Hubba Hubba.
Hoobledoob.
- Oh, Hubba Hubba!
- Oh did you say something?
- Yes, I said I
found something else
that I think might
help you figure out
what your star is missing.
It's a hooble dooble doopa story
sent in to HoobNet
by a Tiddlypeep.
(computer whizzing)
Take a look.
(computer whizzing)
(slow tempo music)
- [Girl] High up among
the twinkling stars
there lived a tiny little speck
Speck so wanted
to be a real star.
- Oh how I'd like to
twinkle like all of them.
- [Girl] He sighed.
Speck decided to visit
his favorite star
the biggest star
of all, the sun.
- Ah, before you can
twinkle on the outside,
you must learn how to
twinkle on the inside.
And the secret of
twinkling on the inside
is to be happy.
- [Girl] So Speck
set off to find
something that made
him feel happy.
He found his star
friend, Glitter.
- Can I do a race?
- [Girl] Cried Speck.
- Three times around the sun.
- [Girl] They zoomed
around the sun three times.
(tinkling music)
- Wee!
- [Girl] Speck cried
as he won the race.
(Glitter panting)
But winning didn't make him
feel happy for very long.
Suddenly, he had
a sparkling idea.
A delicious Milky Way
chocolate star shake.
That was sure to
make him feel happy.
Just as he was
about to take a sip,
Glitter came up to him.
(Glitter panting)
- Oh I'm so thirsty
after that race.
- [Girl] He gasped.
(Glitter panting)
Seeing his friend
puffing and panting,
Speck kindly handed
his star shake over.
(Glitter slurping)
As he did so, Speck felt
a tingling feeling inside.
- Oh.
(tinkling music)
- [Girl] Before he knew
what was happening to him
he was twinkling brightly.
(Speck twinkling)
From that day on, the
kinder Speck was to others
the happier he felt and the
more brightly he twinkled.
So now that he had a twinkle,
he was no longer a speck,
but a wonderful shining star.
(slow tempo music)
(computer whizzing)
- So now we know what's
wrong with our star.
- It hasn't got a twinkle.
(Groove sighs)
Maybe it isn't happy.
Speck only twinkled
when he was happy.
Do you think a big cookie
will make our star feel happy?
- No, Groove.
- No, Groove.
- It might make me feel happy.
(Groove laughs)
- There must be some way
we can make it twinkle.
- Hmm.
I know!
We make it dark, stars only
twinkle when it's dark remember?
- We need to test our star's
twinkle in a dark place.
But where?
♪ Where, where, where ♪
♪ Where ♪
- Here's where.
Everyone ready in there?
- [Tula] Ready!
- Iver, you're letting
in the light, come on!
- Oh, sorry.
There we, oops!
- Oh!
- Sorry.
- [Groove] That
star, it's sharp.
- [Iver] Right, um.
- Oh.
- [Tula] Oh, it's not twinkling.
- [Iver] Hooby bother.
- Oh, I know!
- [Iver] Oh careful, Groove!
- [Tula] Hubba Hubba!
- [Hubba Hubba] Hubba Hubba,
Hubba Hubba, Hubba Hubba.
(comptuer whizzing)
- Hoobledoob Tula.
- Hubba Hubba, we
need a twinkle.
- Yes I know.
A star just isn't a star if
it doesn't have a twinkle.
I've been searching
around but I-
Oh, I know!
Why don't you ask
the Tiddlypeeps?
The stars that they
make, all have twinkles.
- Of course!
That's it Iver.
We have to go back
to the Tiddlypeeps.
Iver?
- [Iver] Hm?
- I'll drive you to find
some Tiddlypeeps, Iver.
- [Iver] I'm on my way.
(Iver boings)
Coming!
- [Groove] Wait a minute,
don't leave me here like this.
I can't see-
(Groove boings and crashes)
(upbeat music)
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ On the road we go ♪
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ They're smart ♪
♪ They're fun ♪
♪ They know ♪
♪ The Tiddlypeeps,
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ If we need to know ♪
♪ Who, what, where,
what, when and how ♪
♪ We'll ask them, off we go ♪
- Yeah hey!
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ On the road we go ♪
♪ We're off to see
the Tiddlypeeps ♪
♪ They're smart ♪
♪ They're fun ♪
♪ They know ♪
- Iver!
- Hello, oh!
- Oh, are you alright, Iver?
Oh you look like one of
our party decorations.
- Do I?
- You're all sparkly.
- [Iver] Am I?
- [Girl] You're all twinkly.
- What?
(Iver laughs)
Oh, hooby galooby!
Tula, Groove, look at
all these twinkles.
- We're making party decorations
that sparkle and twinkle.
- A twinkle is just
what our star needs.
- We can make it twinkle.
- You can give our
star a twinkle?
- Yes!
Come on, Iver!
- Oh!
(upbeat music)
(Groove laughing)
- [Tula] Oh look!
(Tula gasping)
Sparkly bits!
- Yeah.
(upbeat music)
- [Kids] It twinkles!
(upbeat music)
- Thank you Tiddlypeeps.
Tula, our star has got
the brightest twinkle
you've ever seen.
- Hey, we've all got a twinkle.
- Yay!
- You've all earned a twinkle,
because everyone
helped finish my star.
I'm coming Tula.
I've got to show this
to Tula and Groove.
(Tula laughs)
Hooble toodle doo!
- Hooble toodle doo!
(upbeat music)
- How hoobacious is this?
- It twinkles.
- I'm gonna hang it up
quickly in the Hoobystudio.
- And then we can do Hoob News.
- Hmm.
I still wish I could have
caught a falling star.
Oh well!
- Hey, you may not have
caught a falling star, Iver,
but that's the hooby
grooviest star I've ever seen.
(Iver laughs)
- Thanks Groove!
♪ Star light, star bright ♪
♪ The first star I see tonight ♪
♪ I wish I may ♪
♪ I wish I might ♪
♪ Have this wish
I wish tonight ♪
♪ Star light, star bright,
the first star I see tonight ♪
♪ I wish I may, I wish I might ♪
♪ have this wish
I wish tonight ♪
(slow tempo music)
- [Hubba Hubba] Hubba
Hubba, Hubba Hubba.
(computer whizzing)
- Well Hoobs,
are you ready to give
me your Hoob News?
- Ready Hubba Hubba!
- Then take it away.
(fast tempo dramatic music)
- Hooble doop woop to
all you Hoobs out there.
Welcome to Hoob News,
the news show for
Hoobs everywhere.
I'm Iver.
- I'm Tula.
- And I'm Groove.
- And today we've been
asking the question-
- How can we get a star
to hang in the Hoobmobile?
Iver fell in love
with stars today
and decided it
would be wonderful
to have our own star to
hang in the Hoobmobile.
But we didn't know
how to get one.
- [Iver] Hubba Hubba showed
us some pictures of stars
that looked as though
they were falling.
- [Tula] Iver went to
see the Tiddlypeeps
and came back with
a star catcher.
- [Iver] But because we
wasn't sure how big a star was
we didn't know
whether it would work.
- [Groove] And all our
hopes were shattered
when Roma told us that
you can't catch stars
because they're all too hot.
- [Iver] Then we decided
to make our own star
and Hubba Hubba found
a star shape for us
but there was something
not quite right about it.
- [Groove] Hubba Hubba found
a story about a speck of light
who wanted to be a
real star and twinkle.
- [Iver] So we realized
that our star had no twinkle
but we thought it might
twinkle in the dark.
- [Groove] But it didn't.
And I got in quite a
muddle finding that out.
(Groove laughs)
- [Iver] There was
only one thing for it.
Another hoobacious trip
to the Tiddlypeeps.
And they soon gave
our star a twinkle.
- So that's how Hoobs can have
their very own star
in the Hoobmobile.
Make it.
And give it a
really good twinkle.
- Fantaby hooby idea.
So it's thanks once again to
Iver, Tula, Groove, and Roma
for giving Hoobs
everywhere a little peep
into the world of peeps.
And remember wherever
you are, have a nice day
and hooble toodle doo!
- Hooble toodle doo!
(Tula sighing)
- Oh dear.
- Oh Iver, what's wrong?
- Well I just wish I could
have caught a star that's all.
- Is it night time yet?
(slow tempo music)
- Ah, my wish came true.
- You wished you could catch
a falling star and you did!
- You see Iver, I told you.
You never know when
a star might fall.
(Iver laughing)
(slow tempo music)
♪ My stars staring wish
has just come true ♪
♪ Star staring, now
I can gaze at you ♪
♪ A falling star ♪
♪ Came from afar ♪
♪ And what a twinkly
star you are ♪
♪ I'd call to star
that winks at me ♪
♪ I'll keep it safe,
for all to see ♪
♪ We'll make a hooby galaxy ♪
(slow tempo music)
♪ We'll make a hooby galaxy ♪
(upbeat music)
♪ Hubba Hubba's in Hoobland ♪
♪ And Roma's
somewhere far away ♪
♪ Oh oh oh ♪
♪ The motorettes are singing ♪
♪ We keep the engines spinning ♪
♪ Hoob hoob hooray ♪
(upbeat music)
♪ The Hoobmobile is
coming your way ♪
(upbeat music)
♪ The Hoobs are here
so what do you say ♪
♪ Hoobs ♪
01x05 - Stars
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It stars five creatures called Hoobs (Hubba Hubba, Iver, Groove, Tula, and Roma) from the fictional Hoobland, and their interactions with Earth and the human race.
It stars five creatures called Hoobs (Hubba Hubba, Iver, Groove, Tula, and Roma) from the fictional Hoobland, and their interactions with Earth and the human race.