- Hooble-doop 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 Hooba-pedia.
Here they come!
♪You know who the Hoobs are ♪
♪Iver, Groove and Tula ♪
♪We're Hoobs ♪
♪And they're ready to go ♪
♪Hooo ♪
♪Now the wheels are turning ♪
♪We can all get learning all
the things we want to know ♪
♪Hubba Hubbas in Hoobland, and
Roma's somewhere far away ♪
♪Ooo, Ooo, Ooo ♪
♪The Motorettes are singing ♪
♪We keep the engines spinning ♪
♪Hoob-hoob-hooray ♪
♪The Hoobmobile is
coming your way ♪
- Haha!
- Yay!
- Ah!
♪The Hoobs are here
so what do you say?♪
♪"HOOBS!"♪
- Groove spies
with his hooby eyes
something the color pink.
- (gasps)
The window!
- Nope.
- Aw.
- C'mon Iver you have a go.
- Huh? Oh
- (gasps) I know, I know.
A little pink rag from
your collection of your
pink raggedy things.
- Yes! Haha
- Hahaha I won, I won.
- Tula, can we stop playing now?
- Oh okay, what do you
want to play instead?
- Actually I don't
want to play anything.
- Huh? Not anything?
- No.
- Are you all right Iver?
- I don't think so.
I don't feel very
hoobly groobly.
- Well if you don't
feel hoobly groobly
what do you feel?
- I feel very tired.
Oh .
- And peculiar.
- What sort of peculiar?
- The sort of peculiar that
stops me feeling hoobly groobly
I don't feel like playing
anything or doing anything
or even thinking up a
question for Hoob News.
- Oh dear, what
are we going to do?
- I don't know Tula,
we need to ask someone.
- But who Groove? Who?
♪Who, who, who, who, who, who?♪
- I feel so unhoobly groobly
- Groove you don't
suppose that Iver's
not feeling very well.
- Not very well?
- Yes, I've heard that
sometimes peeps and tiddlypeeps
are not very well.
Maybe this "not very well"
thing is happening to Iver.
- (sighs)
- Oh c'mon Tula we never feel
not very well in Hoobland.
Do we?
- No, so I really
don't know what to do.
I mean, how can we
help Iver feel better
when he's not very well?
(ringtone echoing)
♪Hubba, Hubba♪
- How could we help
Iver feel better
when he's not very well?
Now that is a fantabby
hooby question.
- I agree Hubba Hubba,
but do you think Hoobs
everywhere would be
interested in it?
- Oh certainly Iver, after all
other Hoobs might visit
the Peep Planet and feel
not very well and they'll need
to know how to feel better.
- But where do we start?
- Let me see what I
can find on Hoobnet.
Um, ah, I've got some
pictures that might help you.
Have a look at these.
(electronic warbling)
Ooo, woohoohoohoo!
What hoobly groobly
fun, jumping!
They look well.
Oh look it, ooh, oh!
Why I don't see anyone
looking not well here.
Look at that!
Oop (laughs) look
a big hoobledigger!
(electronic warbling)
- Those peeps look really
well, not like Iver at all.
- Perhaps it was all that
running around that made them
feel so good.
- I know, Iver, you run
around like the peeps
we've just seen,
and then you'll feel
as good as they do.
- Okay, I'll try.
- You can chase me if
you like. (giggles)
(laughs) Can't catch me.
- Oh dear
- (giggles) Do you
feel better Iver?
- No, I feel even worse,
and now I'm all
cold and shivery.
- Oh, now what are we gonna do?
- I think running around
was a very bad idea.
- Yeah, and we still don't
know what's wrong with him.
What's making him feel
this not very well.
- Well, if we can find
out what's wrong with him,
then maybe we'll know how
to make him feel better.
(hubba hubba ringing)
- Thank goodness you're
here, Hubba Hubba.
We've tried to help
Iver feel better,
- But now he's even worse.
- You could try asking the
tiddly-peeps. They'll know!
And I'm sure they'll want
to help. They all love Iver.
- (stuttering) They do?
- Of course they do,
Iver. That's a great idea,
thanks Hubba Hubba.
- C'mon Groove, you
drive and I'll go
and see the tiddly-peeps.
- Yeah.
- (stuttering) And I'll
just stay here, and shiver!
- Seatbelt Groove?
- Yeah.
- [Together] ♪ We're off
to see the tiddly-peeps! ♪
- ♪ We're off to see
the tiddly-peeps,
on the road we go ♪
♪ We're off to see
the tiddly-peeps ♪
♪ They're smart, they're
fun, they know. ♪
♪ The tiddly-peeps,
the tiddly-peeps help
us find things out ♪
♪ They give us clues,
they tell us news ♪
♪ That's what
they're all about. ♪
♪ (Horns playing) ♪
♪ Yee-Hoo! ♪
♪ The tiddly-peeps,
the tiddly-peeps,
if we need to know ♪
♪ Who, what, when,
where, why, and how ♪
♪ We'll ask them off we go. ♪
♪ Yee-Hoo! ♪
♪ We're off to see
the tiddly-peeps,
on the road we go. ♪
♪ We're off to see
the tiddly-peeps, ♪
♪ They're smart, they're
fun, they know. ♪
♪ And how! ♪
- Hello tiddly-peeps!
- Oh it's Tula!
- Do you want to
do a hooby-hello?
- Yes!
- [All Together] Hobble-doop,
hooble-doop, woo! Woo! Woo!
- I'm so pleased to see you.
I could really do
with your help.
- What's the matter?
- My friend Iver isn't
feeling very well.
We've tried to make him
feel better, but so far
it hasn't worked.
- What did he do?
- Well, we got him to run
round the Hoob-mobile,
but it only made him feel worse.
- I'm not surprised! When you
feel ill, you need to rest.
- If you're really ill,
sometimes you need
to go to a doctor.
- A doctor? What's a doctor do?
- A doctor works at
what's wrong with you,
and sometimes to
give you medicine.
- Yes, but only if
you really need it.
- This is so interesting.
But, I don't know
any Hooby doctors.
I know!
Maybe the tiddly-peeps can
tell me what's wrong with Iver.
He's tired, and he
feels cold and shivery.
- It sounds like
he's got a cold.
- A cold? Really?
- If he's cold and shivery
you should wrap him up warm.
- Does anything else happen
when you've got a cold?
- Yes, you sneeze, like this,
(children sneezing)
- Wow!
That is amazing!
Thanks tiddly-peeps,
you've been really helpful!
Now I better go back
and look after Iver.
Hooble toodle doo!
- Hooble toodle doo!
(Iver shivering)
- There, this big pink
blanket from my collection
of pink raggedy things will
keep you nice and warm.
You can have a lovely
rest in the hooby-pod.
- Thank you, Groove.
(yawning) You're a
really kind hoob.
- Are you warm enough Iver?
- Yes, thank you two
but I feel much better.
- Groove, it's working,
Iver feels better!
- Yeah, and you will tell us
if you want anything else,
won't you Iver?
- Yes, thank you, Groove.
- You just have a
nice, long, rest.
- Thank you, Tula.
- He seems a bit better, Groove.
But I'd still like to know
what's wrong with him.
- Yes.
(Iver sneezes)
(gasps)
- You sneezed, Iver!
- How hooby-groovy is that?
Do it again!
(Iver sneezes)
- Haha!
Again!
(Iver sneezes)
- Hahaha!
- Hey Tula! This sneezing
thing is hoobly-groobly!
(Iver sneezes)
- Yes!
And now we know
what's wrong with him!
He's got a cold!
(Iver sneezes)
- I want to sneeze
just like Iver.
I want a cold.
- Oh no you don't, Groove.
You really don't feel well
when you've got a cold.
- Oh, I wonder where
colds come from?
Tula?
- Well, Iver's cold must
have come from somewhere.
(Iver sneezes)
(Hubba ringtone)
- Oh, goodness, Iver!
That was a hoobacious sneeze!
(Iver shivers)
- Now, how are you getting
on with your question, hoobs?
Have you found out how
to make Iver feel better?
- Well, we found out
that he needs to rest
because he's got a
cold, Hubba Hubba.
But we were just
trying to work out
where the cold came from.
- Ah!
Good idea!
Now, as it happens, I
found a tiddly-peep story
on Hoobnet, that
might just help.
- [Little Girl] In the land
of the rosy noses there lived
lots and lots of rosy noses.
There were big noses,
long noses,
pointy noses,
and knobbly noses.
Then there was poor,
small rosy nose.
Who didn't have anything
special about his nose at all.
Not only was his
nose very small,
but it was also very quiet.
All the other noses honked,
(honk)
or snorted,
(snort)
or even played a tune.
♪ Diddly-Dee! ♪
One day, small rosy nose's nose
started to tingle and twitch!
He didn't know
what was happening.
And then-
(Rosy nose sneezing)
He sneezed!
It was the biggest sneeze
any of the other rosy nose's
had ever heard.
They were very impressed.
But small rosy nose was
a little frightened.
He had never sneezed before.
- Don't worry!
- [Little Girl]
Said big rosy nose,
- You've just got a cold,
you'll soon feel better!
- [Little Girl] But just then,
big rosy nose sneezed as well!
(rosy nose sneezing)
So did pointy rosy nose
(sneeze)
Soon, all the rosy noses in
the land of the rosy noses
were sneezing.
- Oh no!
- [Little Girl]
Said big rosy nose,
- We were too close
to your sneezes,
and now we've all
caught your cold!
(all sneezing)
- [Little Girl] But
small rosy nose's sneeze
was the biggest by far.
(rosy nose sneezes)
- [Little Girl] From that
day on, everyone agreed
that although small rosy
nose's nose was small,
it made more noise than
all the other rosy noses
put together.
- So that's how
you catch a cold.
From sneezes!
- (shivers) You don't want
to catch it, believe me.
- Oh Tula, we better
get out of the way
when Iver sneezes or
we'll catch his cold
just like the rosy noses!
(Iver sneezes)
- Is it safe?
(Iver sneezes)
- (crying) Hooby-galooby,
I'm really sorry,
I just can't keep the sneeze in.
- There must be
something we can find
that Iver can sneeze into so
he doesn't sneeze all over us.
- Yeah, but, what?
- ♪ What, what, what? ♪
♪ What! ♪
- Here's what!
Your little pink rag
from your collection
of small, pink, raggedy things.
- Here you go.
- Thank you.
(Iver sneezes)
- That's better.
- Yeah, I knew that little
pink rag could come in useful.
It's a hooby-groovy,
hooby nose blanket!
- Oh dear.
- What's the matter Iver?
- I feel hot, now!
And I don't like it!
And my throat hurts.
(Roma ringtone)
- It's Roma.
Maybe she'll have
an idea about how
we can make you feel better.
Hooble-doop, Roma!
- Hooble-doop, hoobs!
Today, I'm reporting
from a desert.
A desert is a place
that's covered in sand,
and it's very, very hot.
- Oh, just like Iver, Roma!
He's very hot, but
he's not in a desert!
- No?
Well I am!
And this desert is
called the Sahara.
And it's in Africa.
You wouldn't believe how
hot a desert can be, hoobs!
It's so hot, you
could bake a hooby-bun
just by putting it on a rock!
- You could bake a hooby-bun
on Iver's head, too.
Aw.
- Oh, poor Iver.
He can't be feeling
very hoobly-groobly!
- No, he isn't.
So how do you stay cool
in the desert, Roma?
- Well, when it's this hot,
you always have to carry
some water with you
to keep you cool.
Everytime I get too
hot, all I have to do
is drink some of my water,
and I feel so much cooler.
Ah! Oh, hooby-bother.
(sigh) This is Roma
hoob, reporting,
(sigh) from a very hot desert.
And can I have some
more water please?
- Of course, Roma!
We'll send you some
more straight away!
- Thank you, Tula!
Hooble-toodle-doo! Phew!
- Aw.
I'll ask Hubba Hubba to
send her some more water
through Hoobnet!
- Now Iver, if I
get you some water,
maybe you won't feel so hot!
And it might help
your sore throat?
- But why am I hot?
I'm not in the desert like Roma!
- Oh, I don't know.
Maybe the hotness is
coming from your cold!
- Oh!
(sips water)
Thanks Tula!
- Right, that's sorted!
Roma will be feeling
cooler in no time.
- And I'm feeling
cooler already!
It's made my throat feel better.
Well a little bit.
(Iver sneezes)
- ♪ Poor Iver, you've
caught a nasty cold. ♪
♪ Now rest is best, stay
there, do as you're told. ♪
- ♪ Snuggle in your
cozy hooby-pod. ♪
- ♪ I'm feeling most
peculiar, rather odd. ♪
- ♪ It'll soon get better,
it won't get any worse. ♪
- ♪ Especially with me as
your little hooby-nurse. ♪
- ♪ At first my head
feels very hot, ♪
♪ Then suddenly I'm freezing! ♪
- ♪ Freezing! ♪
- ♪ Then out of the blue
comes something new! ♪
♪ I'm starting on
the sneezing! ♪
(Iver sneezes)
- ♪ Sneezing. ♪
- ♪ At first you
get an itchy nose, ♪
♪ Then that itch just
grows and grows! ♪
- Just look at Iver!
♪ Oh, I'll be blowed! ♪
♪ That little hoob is
going to explode! ♪
(Iver sneezes)
- I'm getting in the stew!
(Iver sneezes)
Oh what's happening? I ju-
(Iver sneezes)
- ♪ Oh what a hooby-wheeze,
I really love that sneeze. ♪
- ♪ But even though a sneeze
is a hooby-groovy sound, ♪
- ♪ And I want so
badly to match it. ♪
- ♪ The best thing to do,
when someone goes a-choo, ♪
♪ Is to duck down quick! ♪
- ♪ Or you'll catch it! ♪
- ♪ So I'm sneezing, in
my little hooby-blanket. ♪
♪ Trying not to
give my cold away. ♪
- ♪ We'll both
take care of you, ♪
♪ we'll be here to
see you through. ♪
- ♪ A patient must be patient ♪
- ♪ And with patience
then that patient ♪
♪ Will be better
in a day or two. ♪
- ♪ Yes you'll be better
in a day or two! ♪
(Iver sneezes)
- Are you feeling better, Iver?
- A bit better, Groove,
yes, but, um, now I'm bored.
(gasp)
- You know I've been
resting for ages,
I haven't got anything to do!
(Hubba ringtone)
- Hooble-doop, hoobs!
Are you still not
feeling better, Iver?
- A bit better, Hubba Hubba!
- But now, he's bored.
- Hmm, maybe you should ask
the tiddly-peeps again, Tula.
Tiddly-peeps will know what
to do when isn't very well
is feeling bored.
- You're right!
Stay there Iver, Groove
is going to drive me
to the tiddly-peeps again!
- Yeah! Oh!
- Uh, thank you!
Thank you!
(sneeze)
- ♪ We're off to see
the tiddly-peeps! ♪
♪ On the road we go! ♪
♪ We're off to see
the tiddly-peeps! ♪
♪ They're smart, they're
fun, they know! ♪
♪ The tiddly-peeps,
the tiddly-peeps, ♪
♪ If we need to know, ♪
♪ Who, what, when,
why, when, and how! ♪
♪ We'll ask them, off we go! ♪
- Yee-hoo!
- ♪ We're off to see
the tiddly peeps, ♪
♪ On the road we go, ♪
♪ We're off to see
the tiddly-peeps, ♪
♪ They're smart, they're
fun, they know! ♪
- I do hope you'll be able to
help me, Iver's got a cold.
- (gasp) Oh no!
- Poor Iver.
- We got him to rest, we've
kept him warm with blankets,
we've given him hoob-loads
of water to drink,
and do you know
what's wrong now?
- No, what?
- Iver is bored.
So I've come to see you,
because I thought you might
have some ideas for
cheering him up.
- I know! What about
reading a story?
- Oh!
What a hoobacious idea!
A story book, thank you so much!
Um, is it an exciting story?
- Yes, if Iver reads this,
he won't be bored at all!
- Oh, hooble-dooble-dooper!
Iver loves stories!
Has anyone any other ideas
on how we can help Iver?
- We could make him
some get well cards!
- [Together] Yay!!!
- Get well cards! Yes!
(folk music)
- These are for me?
- Yeah!
(folk music)
- Oh, thank you, tiddly-peeps!
These are hoobly-groobly!
Iver will be so happy
when he gets all of these!
And he won't be bored at all!
Anyway, I'd better
get back to him.
Hooble-toodle-doo!
- [Children] Hoolble-toodle-doo!
(happy music)
- "Dear Iver, I hope
you feel better soon."
Oh that's so nice.
All the tiddly
peeps are so kind.
- And look at this!
- Oh, I'm going to read
that just as soon as we've
done Hoob News.
- Are you well enough
to do Hoob News?
- Am I well enough
to do Hoob News?
Tula, I have never
missed a Hoob News.
And I never will.
- Well, you're to get
straight back into your
hooby-pod afterwards and
I'll read your book to you.
- Have you got your
hooby nose blanket?
(giggles)
- ♪ A-ring-a-ring-a-monkey,
I'm feeling kind of funky. ♪
♪ A jiggity-bing! ♪
♪ I'll make a silly sound. ♪
- That doesn't sound
quite right to me.
- It doesn't?
- No. Try this.
♪ A-Ring-A-Ring of candles, ♪
♪ we're wearing
bright new sandals! ♪
♪ A-Wiggly-Bop! ♪
♪ We all bounce around. ♪
- That's nice but it's
still not quite right.
- Well I like a good wiggly bop.
- ♪ A-ring-a-ring of roses
a pocket full of poses, ♪
♪ A tissue! ♪
♪ We all fall down. ♪
- Oh, that's good.
- I want to try!
- I knew you would!
- ♪ A-ring-a-ring of roses,
a pocket full of poses, ♪
♪ A tissue, a tissue,
we all fall down. ♪
♪ A tissue! ♪
♪ We all fall down! ♪
- Are you ready with
your news, Hoobs?
Ready to tell me everything
you know about helping
Iver to feel better?
- We're ready Hubba Hubba.
(intense music)
- Hippity-whoop!
To all you hoobs out there.
Welcome to-
(Iver sneezes)
- Hoob News.
- The news show for hoobs-
(Iver sneezes)
- Everywhere.
- (sniffles) And today we've
been asking the question-
- How can we make Iver feel
better when he's not very well?
We wanted to find out
what was wrong with Iver,
so we went to see
the tiddly-peeps.
- And the tiddly-peeps told
us that Iver should rest.
And they also said:
- It sounds like
he's got a cold.
- We put Iver in a hooby-pod,
and gave him a special blanket
from my collection of
big, pink, raggedy things
to keep him warm
- Iver started to sneeze,
- Then we heard a story
about the rosy noses.
- And that's when we found out,
that if you sneeze
on other people,
then they'll catch your cold.
- So I gave Iver a
hooby nose blanket
from my collection of
small, pink, raggedy things.
- But soon he complained
that his throat felt sore,
and he started to feel hot.
But Roma told us what
to do about that.
- Everytime I get too
hot, all I have to do is
drink some of my water,
and I feel so much cooler.
- Groove and I decided that
we would look after Iver
until he felt better.
- But then Iver
started to feel bored,
so off we went to
the tiddly-peeps,
for some more advice.
- The tiddly-peeps made
Iver some get well cards
to cheer him up.
And they gave us a
book for him to read,
so he wouldn't be
bored while he rested.
(Iver sneezes)
- Bless you, Iver.
And 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, don't catch a cold!
Have a lovely day!
And, hooble-toodle-doo!
- [Together] Hooble-toodle-doo!
(Iver sneezes)
♪ Hubba Hubba in Hoob land, ♪
♪ And Roma's
somewhere far away. ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh. ♪
♪ The motorettes are singing, ♪
♪ We keep the
engines spinning! ♪
♪ Hoob hoob hooray! ♪
♪ The hoob mobile is
coming your way! ♪
- Haha!
- Yay!
- Ah!
- ♪ The Hoobs are here
so what do you say? ♪
01x11 - Getting Better
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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.