- 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 Hoobopaedia.
Here they come!
("The Hoobs Theme Song")
♪ 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 ♪
- Hey!
♪ Hubba Hubba's in Hoobland ♪
♪ And Roma's
somewhere far away ♪
♪ Ooh ooh ooh ♪
♪ The Motorettes are singing ♪
♪ We keep the engine spinning ♪
♪ Hoob Hoob hooray ♪
♪ The Hoobmobile is
coming your way ♪
- (laughs) Oh.
- Hey!
- Ah!
♪ The Hoobs are here
so what do you say ♪
♪ Hoobs ♪
(pastoral music)
- Oh how about this?
No, not that one.
(gasping)
- Hooby galoobie,
just look at that sky.
- And look at this Hoobo lily.
- And look at this
Heeble flower!
- Ooh, aren't you going
to pick flowers, Groove?
Groove?
- Hm?
Groove!
- Groove!
- What?
- Why do you keep
staring up at the sky?
- Oh, I was just
hoping to catch sight
of a passing Hoobmobile on
its way to another planet.
(sighing)
- You were Hooble-gazing.
- Yeah, yeah.
- We can't Hooble-gaze
now, Groove,
we've got to think of a
question for Hoob News.
- I know, why don't we do
some Hooble-gazing tonight?
- Oh yes!
- Yeah!
- That is a Hoobacious
idea, Groove.
- Thank you, Iver.
- We haven't
Hooble-gazed for ages.
- Yeah.
Hey, we should practice
our Hooble-gazing hop.
- Yes!
Just in case we see
a Hoobmobile whiz by!
- Okay, quickly then.
I'll pretend to
see a Hoobmobile,
and then we'll all do the
Hooble-gazing hop, right?
- Right.
- Ready?
- Ready!
- Ready!
- Ah, Hoobmobile, Hoobmobile,
whizzing through the sky!
- [All] Fly away Hoobmobile,
fly, fly, fly! (laughs)
- Ah, that was Hooby groovy.
I hope we get to do
it again tonight.
- Oh, well, so do I, Groove,
but now we must think up
a question for Hoob News.
Come on, let's get
back downstairs.
(laughing)
- Hoobmobile, Hoobmobile,
whizzing through
the sky. (laughs)
- The trouble about
Hooble-gazing on the Peep planet
is that it gets
really, really cold.
- Yes, Hooble-gazing
could be a very quivery,
shivery thing you know.
- What?
Oh, Hooby bother,
it won't be much fun
if we're all shivery
and quivery will it?
- No.
So, how can Hoobs keep warm
when they're Hooble-gazing?
(echoing voice)
- That's Hubba Hubba, you
must have hit on the question.
- How could a Hoobs keep warm
when they're Hooble-gazing?
I'll email Roma to see
what she can find out
about keeping warm for you,
because it's something every
Hoob will want to know.
- Yeah, especially
me, Hubba Hubba.
(laughing)
- Well Groove, you'd
better take a look
at what I can find on Hoobnet
to see if that'll
get you started.
Don't those Peeps
and Tiddlypeeps look
warm in the sun?
Oh, look at all the sunshine!
Yes, she looks very
warm in the sun too,
and they're so warm they've
had to lie down. (laughs)
Ooh, there's lots
of sunshine there.
He looks very warm in the sun
there, lovely warm sunshine.
- Hooby galoobie.
- Being out in the sunshine
definitely keeps you warm.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- That's it, that's the answer.
We need to Hooble-gaze
(laughs) in the sun.
Come on, last one
out's a Hooble-snoop!
- No, Groove, Groove, wait!
- What?
- You can't Hooble-gaze
when it's sunny!
You won't see a Hoobmobile
in the daytime, Groove.
Hoobmobiles only
show up at night.
- Yes, it's only at
night you can see
their twinkly musical Hoob
dust going whoosh, whoosh.
- Oh, Hooby bother.
So what will keep us
warm at night, what?
♪ Oh what, oh what, oh what ♪
♪ Oh what ♪
♪ Oh what, oh what, oh what ♪
♪ What, what, what ♪
(echoing voice)
- It's Hubba Hubba!
- Hooble-doop, Hoobs.
- Hooble-doop, Hubba Hubba!
- Have you found anything
that will keep you warm
while you Hooble-gaze?
- No.
The sun's warm, but the
sun doesn't come out
at Hooble-gazing time.
- That's very true, Iver.
Well, perhaps you should go
and visit some Tiddlypeeps.
I'm sure they know of
a way to keep warm.
- Of course, the Tiddlypeeps!
- I'll go!
- And I'll drive
you there, come on.
- And I'll put the Hooby
flowers in the Hooby studio.
- Seatbelt, Iver.
- Yes.
- [All] We're off to
the see the Tiddlypeeps!
(enchanting music)
♪ Yee-haw ♪
♪ 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
are all about ♪
♪ 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, yee-haw ♪
- It's Groove!
- Hello, Groove!
- Hooble-doop, Tiddlypeeps.
Do you want to do a Hooby hello?
- Yes!
- Yes!
- [All] Hobble-doop,
Hobble-doop, whoop,
whoop, whoop!
- Do you think you could
help me with a question
we're trying to answer?
- We'll try.
- Well, one of the
things Hoobs like to do
is to Hooble-gaze.
- What's Hooble-gazing?
- Well, it's when Hoobs
go outside at night
and look up at the sky.
But you see, in Hoobland,
it's warm at night.
Hoobs get too cold going out
at night on the Peep planet.
So, do you know a
good way to keep warm?
- Keeping warm is easy!
- All you have to do
is put on warm clothes.
- Warm clothes? (laughs)
Hooby groovy.
- Yes.
- Will you show me?
- Of course!
- Come on!
- Look!
- So, could you tell me about
the clothes you're wearing?
- We put on jumpers.
- Jumpers are thick, wooly,
and come in lots of
different colors.
- [Girl] We can put a coat
on top of our jumpers,
they keep us really warm.
- And we can put a scarf on.
- And all these
clothes keep you warm?
- Yes!
- Yes!
- Hooby groovy!
- Hooby groovy, yes!
- Iver, order some warm
clothes from Hoobnet.
I think we should try them out.
- You can have this,
this'll keep you warm.
- Oh, thank you,
thank you Tiddlypeeps!
Well, Hooble-toodle-doo.
- Hooble-toodle-doo!
(laughing)
(fun music)
(laughing)
- Hey Tula, look what
the Tiddlypeeps gave me!
- (gasps) Oh, can I try
it on, please, Groove?
- Look, the warm clothes
have arrived from Hoobnet!
- Oh, there might be a really
Hooble-duper-duper scarf
in there for me.
- Yes, there is a coat, and
a scarf, and another scarf,
and--
- Oh, yes!
- Coat, oh, it's a jumper!
- I'm having this one!
- Yeah, that's just
your color, Tula.
- I can't wait to get
dressed up in all of these!
- (laughs) But how?
♪ How, how, how ♪
♪ How, how, how, how, how ♪
♪ How ♪
♪ How ♪
- Here's how!
- Here's how!
(gasping)
- Ta-da!
(grunting)
- (screams) Oh no, it's the
great big jumper monster!
- Oh, dear.
(laughing)
- Oh, scary!
- All right, all right, stop.
Stop please or we won't be
ready for Hoob News, please.
Groove!
(laughing)
- Boo!
- Oh, Groove!
(laughing)
- Good one, Groove!
- All right, all right,
it's time to test this out.
- Yes, but where?
♪ Where ♪
♪ Where, where, where ♪
♪ Where, where, where ♪
♪ Where, where, where ♪
♪ Where, where, where ♪
♪ Where ♪
- Here's where!
- Oh, Hooby galoobie.
You know, I feel as warm
as, as warm as Hooby toast.
- (laughs) Let's practice
our Hooble-gazing hop.
- (laughs) Right!
- Right!
- Right!
- Right, ready?
- Ready!
- Ready!
(gasping)
- Hoobmobile, Hoobmobile,
whizzing through the sky!
- [All] Fly away,
Hoobmobile, fly, fly, fly.
- Oh.
- Oh, oh dear.
- It's really tiring doing the
hoppy bit in these clothes,
you get all puffy puffy.
- And it's impossible to
do the flappy flappy bits
with our arms.
- You're right.
We can't possibly do
the Hooble-gazing hop
in all this stuff.
- Yeah.
- Oh, Hooby bother.
- Oh, we must be able
to find a better way
to Hooble-gaze and keep warm.
- Yes, Iver, we must.
- But where?
♪ Where, where, where ♪
♪ Where ♪
(echoing voice)
- Here's where, Hoobs.
If your clothes are too
thick and heavy to wear
when you do a Hooble-gazing hop,
then take a look at this
story I found on Hoobnet.
It might give you another idea.
(peaceful music)
- [Narrator] Once upon
a time in a dark forest,
there was a little furry
creature called Tippy Toes.
Tippy Toes always tiptoed
through the forest
so she didn't make a sound.
- Tippy toe, tippy
toe, tippy tippy toe.
- [Narrator] But Tippy
Toes shared the forest
with someone else.
Stampy was a big loud
elf, with huge feet.
He liked to make as
much noise as he could.
But most of all,
he liked to stamp.
Stamp, stamp, stamp!
Poor Tippy Toes was
quite frightened
by all the noise Stampy made,
especially when he
stamped right next to her.
One day, it got very cold.
Poor little Tippy Toes huddled
under a bush shivering,
but then Stampy
came stamping by.
Stamp, stamp, stamp!
"What's the matter?"
he said gruffly.
"I'm c-c-c-cold,"
said Tippy Toes.
Stampy wasn't cold at all.
"I know what you
need to do," he said.
"You need to do some
stamping, come on."
Stampy stamped off,
stamp, stamp, stamp!
And Tippy Toes
tried to copy him.
At first, she wasn't very
good, but she soon got better.
"Stamp, stamp stamp," she cried.
- This is fun and
I'm not cold anymore.
- [Narrator] So from that day
on, every time she felt cold,
Tippy Toes would meet up
with her friend Stampy
and they would stamp,
stamp, stamp around
until they were
as warm as toast.
- [Tippy Toes] Goodbye!
- Well, that stamping
looked Hooby groovy.
- Yes, we should
definitely try it out
to see if it keeps us warm.
♪ When your teeth are
chattering in the cold ♪
♪ When you're shivering ♪
(shivering)
♪ Hooble-gazing isn't much
fun if your quivering ♪
(shivering)
♪ And your little Hooby nose
is so cold that it glows ♪
♪ But you still
stare into the sky ♪
♪ For in spite of the weather,
it's so nice to sit together ♪
♪ In the hope of seeing
a Hoobmobile whiz by ♪
♪ Oh how can we keep warm
when we're gazing at the sky ♪
♪ We can stamp, stamp, stamp ♪
♪ It's a Hooby groovy way ♪
♪ Of getting your temperature
to rise, come on ♪
♪ Stamp, stamp, stamp ♪
♪ Or jump up and
down on the spot ♪
♪ And you won't
feel cold for long ♪
♪ In fact, I'm
getting rather hot ♪
♪ If you stamp, stamp,
stamp and do it a lot ♪
♪ Then you won't give a shiver ♪
♪ And you won't give a quiver ♪
♪ 'Cause you won't
be feeling cold ♪
♪ You'll be hot ♪
♪ Stamp, stamp,
stamp, stamp, stamp ♪
- Oh, Hooby groovy,
we found the answer!
- Yes, we're warm enough to
Hooble-gaze now. (laughs)
- Yeah, even if it's
made us all puffy puffy.
- Let's tell Hubba Hubba.
- Yeah, oh no!
- What is it, Tula?
- Well, I don't
feel so warm now.
- Me neither.
- You're right!
I feel much cooler than
when we were stamping.
- That means we're going
to have to keep jumping
and stamping to keep warm.
- Oh, how can we jump and stamp
and do the Hooble-gazing
hop at the same time?
- Hooby bother.
- And Hoobie blow.
What are we going to do?
(echoing voice)
- Oh, it's Roma, she'll have
found a way of keeping warm.
- Well, I hope it's not
as tiring as stamping.
- Hooble-doop, Hoobs.
- Hooble-doop, Roma!
- Now, I heard from
Hubba Hubba earlier
that you're trying to find
out ways of keeping warm.
So I've come here to a big,
bright, and very fiery bonfire.
- Yeah.
- Oh.
- It's a cold night,
but it's lovely and warm
here by the bonfire, perfect
for toasting marshmallows.
(laughing)
- Hooby galoobie!
That bonfire looks
Hoobaciously pretty, Roma.
- Well, yes it is, Iver.
But remember, you must be
extremely careful with bonfires.
- Oh yes.
- They can be very,
very dangerous.
If they're hot enough to
toast my marshmallows,
they're hot enough to burn you.
(gasping)
So, take care, and this is
the most important thing,
always have a grown-up with
you when you're near a fire.
- Yes.
- (sighs) But when it
comes to keeping you warm,
there's nothing
better than a bonfire
on a cold winter's night.
This is Roma Hoob, reporting
from a lovely, cozy bonfire.
With some overcooked
marshmallows.
(laughing)
Hooble-toodle-doo.
- Hooble-toodle-doo!
(laughing)
- Oh, Hooby galoobie.
- Well, that bonfire
certainly looked very warm.
- Yes, but how do
we get a bonfire?
- Oh, I've no idea, Tula.
- Oh, how do we get an idea
when we haven't got one?
A Hooby think!
- A Hooby think!
(humming)
♪ When you're stuck for
an answer on what to do ♪
♪ Stop, hmm, think it through ♪
♪ Take a deep breath
in, think it out ♪
♪ Work it through,
don't scream and shout ♪
♪ Think it through,
don't go boo-hoo ♪
♪ Think it through,
you'll feel brand new ♪
♪ If you think it through,
if you think it through ♪
♪ If you think it
through, yeah ♪
(humming)
- Well, did anyone
have an idea about
how we can get a bonfire?
- Yes, I did, I did!
We could build a bonfire
on the roof garden,
then we'd be warm
enough to Hooble-gaze.
- Oh, Groove, you are
a Hoobly-groobly Hoob.
- No, wait, wait, wait, wait!
The roof garden isn't really
big enough for a bonfire.
Some of the plants
might get burnt.
- Hmm, dangerous.
- Yes, dangerous.
- Yeah, Hooble-gazing
is supposed to be
fun, not dangerous.
- Dangerous.
- Dangerous.
- What can we do?
(echoing voice)
- Hooble-doop Hoobs, are you
nearly ready for Hoob News?
- No, Hubba Hubba,
we've tried everything
and we can't come up with a
single way of keeping warm
while we're Hooble-gazing.
- Oh, dear.
Well, you'd better go
and ask the Tiddlypeeps
if they know any other
ways of keeping warm.
- The Tiddlypeeps, of course!
Come on, Groove, let's get
this Hoobmobile moving!
- Wakey wakey, little
Motorettes! (laughs)
(enchanting music)
♪ Yee-haw ♪
♪ 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,
why, when, and how ♪
♪ We'll ask them, off we go ♪
(gasping)
♪ Yahoo ♪
♪ 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 ♪
- Hooble-doop, Tiddlypeeps!
- Hooble-doop, Groove!
- Now, we've all been trying
to find ways of keeping warm,
but none of them is
really quite right
for when you're
out Hooble-gazing.
Do you know any more
ways to keep warm?
- Yes, blowing on your
hands keeps them warm.
(gasping)
- Really?
- Yes, watch, like this. (blows)
- All right. (blows)
Oh, I'm almost out
of breath. (laughs)
- Keep going.
- That's Hooby groovy,
but it's only my Hooby
paws that are warm.
Do you know any other
ways of keeping warm?
- Have you tried a hot potato?
- A hot potato, what's that?
- Here, I'll show you.
You put your lips on
someone's back like this.
- Yes?
- And then you
blow really gently.
(laughing)
- Oh, thank you, Hedi.
That made me feel all kind of
fuzzy, in a Hooby kind of way.
Hey, Tula, Iver,
did you see that?
- Yes.
- Yes.
- I got a hot potato. (laughs)
- You're lucky. (laughs)
- Oh, thank you, Tiddlypeeps.
A hot potato will be
perfect for Hooble-gazing.
Better get back to
the Hoobmobile now
and I'll try the hot potato
out on Tula and Iver.
Hooble-toodle-doo!
- Hooble-toodle-doo!
(fun music)
- Oh, Iver, how
Hoobly-groobly was that?
- Hey, who wants a hot potato?
- Oh, me, no, me, me first.
- Me, me, me, oh...
(blowing)
(laughing)
- Hooby galoobie, that's
Hoobaciously warm!
- Yeah.
- Me next, me next, me, me, me!
- I'll do it!
(laughing)
(blowing)
- Oh!
Oh, that is just what we need
when we're Hooble-gazing.
- Yeah, we can do hot
potatoes in between
doing the Hooble-gazing
hop. (laughs)
- Quick, time to get
into the Hooby studio!
- Oh, and I think we should wear
these Hoobily-groobily
scarves for Hoob News.
♪ Where the rocking motor revs,
we're feeling kind of cold ♪
♪ So we like to stamp around
like we're four years old ♪
♪ We jump all around
and we stamp all about ♪
♪ But we never make a sound
when we're all worn out ♪
- That was groovy!
- Oh, I'm warm now!
- Let's do another one.
- Okay, here we go!
♪ He's putting hot,
he's putting cold ♪
♪ He's putting in the
pot, nine days old ♪
♪ Some like it hot and
some like it cold ♪
♪ Some like it in the
pot nine days old ♪
(echoing voice)
- Well now, Hoobs, are you
ready to give me your Hoob News
for my Hoobopaedia?
- We're ready, Hubba Hubba!
Hooble-doop whoop 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 Hoobs keep warm
when they're Hooble-gazing?
- [Tula] We found out that
the sun can keep you warm.
- [Groove] But the sun is
only out during the day,
so that's no good
for Hooble-gazing.
- [Iver] Jumpers,
coats, and scarves
are really snug and warm.
- [Groove] But you can't
move around enough to do
the Hooble-gazing hop
when you're wearing them.
- [Iver] Hubba Hubba found
us a story, and we found out
that jumping and stamping
makes you very warm.
- [Groove] But it's a
very puffy puffy thing.
- [Tula] And you can't
do it when you're doing
the Hooble-gazing hop.
Roma showed us a
Hooble-dooble-duper bonfire,
but bonfires are dangerous.
- Dangerous.
- [Iver] But the Tiddlypeeps
came up with the perfect way
to keep warm when
you're Hooble-gazing.
It's called the hot potato!
- The hot potato!
- [All] Hoob, Hoob, hooray!
- Fantabby Hooby!
I can't wait to try it out on
Auntie Hattie Hoob. (laughs)
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!
- Hooble-toodle-doo!
- Right, time for Hooble-gazing!
- Oh, can I have a hot
potato before I go, Tula?
- Of course you can,
Groove. (laughs)
(blowing)
- Oh that's lovely
roasty toasty.
♪ Hubba Hubba's in Hoobland ♪
♪ And Roma's
somewhere far away ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
♪ The Motorettes are singing ♪
♪ We keep the engine spinning ♪
♪ Hoob Hoob hooray ♪
♪ The Hoobmobile is
coming your way ♪
- (laughs) Oh!
- Hey!
- Ah!
♪ The Hoobs are here
so what do you say ♪
♪ Hoobs ♪
01x24 - Keeping Warm
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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.