A06x07 - Lots of Muddy Puddles
Posted: 11/23/23 07:55
- ♪
- I'm Peppa Pig. [oinks]
This is my little brother George.
- GEORGE: [oinking]
- This is Mummy Pig. - MUMMY: [oinks]
- And his is Daddy Pig. - DADDY: [huge oink]
- ALL: [laughing]
- Peppa Pig.[oinks]
- MALE NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends are jumping up and down
in muddy puddles.
- ♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪
♪ With a big splash here
♪ And a big splash there
♪ Here a splash, there a splash ♪
♪ Everywhere a splish splash
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪♪
- [laughter]
- [oinks]
- Ho, ho.
[oinks] Somebody's having fun.
- [laughs] We love jumping in muddy puddles.
[oinks]
- [laughs] [oinking]
- And of course, later today, it's the big puddle jumping
competition.
- [in unison] Ooh!
- The winner of the competition is the best puddle jumper
in the whole world.
- And my daddy always wins.
- Ho, ho.
[oinks] I do tend to win, yes.
- Mr. Pig?
How do you always win?
- A lot of hard training.
And I follow a few simple rules.
Who knows the first rule of puddle jumping?
- [oinks] If you jump in muddy puddles,
you must wear your boots.
- That's right, Peppa.
- And my boots are very special,
because they are made of gold.
- [bleats] They're not gold.
They're yellow.
- [oinks] They are not yellow.
They are are real plastic gold.
- They're yellow.
- [singing] My golden boot is sparkling glitter.
My lovely golden boots.
- They're yellow!
- [singing] My lovely golden boots!
- Yellow!
- [singing] Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold!
- Yellow!
- Gold!
- Anyone like some orange juice?
- [in unison] Yes, please!
[laughter]
- MRS. DUCK: Quack, quack.
- NARRATOR: Oh, it is Mrs. Duck.
She has come to take a look at the boots.
- Quack.
Quack, quack.
- NARRATOR: Oh no!
Cheeky Mrs. Duck is walking off with Peppa's boots.
- Quack, quack.
- [laughter]
- Oh, where are my boots?
- That's odd.
They were right there.
- But now they've gone.
- [oinks] Without my boots,
I can't do the puddle competition.
- [car horn]
- NARRATOR: It is Mr. Zebra, the postman.
- [whistles] Good morning.
- Quack.
- What a lovely day for the puddle jumping competition.
- [cries]
- Whatever's the matter, Peppa?
- I've lost my boots.
- Oh really?
I've just seen a duck with boots.
- Were they gold boots?
- Uh, no.
- Um, some people might say my boots were sort of
a yellow color.
- That's them.
Yellow boots.
And there's the duck wearing them.
- Quack, quack.
- My golden boots!
- Quack, quack.
- [pants]
Mrs. Duck?
[pants] Can I have my boots back, please?
- Quack.
- NARRATOR: Mrs. Duck does not want to give Peppa's boots back.
- Quack.
- There's no escape, Mrs. Duck.
You can't just walk away from us.
- Quack. - Oh.
- NARRATOR: Ducks can run.
- Mrs. Duck, those are Peppa's boots.
- Mummy, you won't catch Mrs. Duck!
She's too fast!
- [pants]
Peppa, I may not be as fast as I once was,
but I can run faster than a duck.
- Quack, quack.
- Oh.
That duck can run quite fast.
- Quack.
- NARRATOR: Captain Dog is on his boat with Danny Dog.
- There. Woof!
All ready to sail.
- But Daddy, you said you were never going to sail again.
You said you were home for good.
- Aye, yes I did say that, didn't I?
Yes, my sailing days are over.
- MRS. DUCK: Quack, quack.
Quack.
- DADDY PIG: Stop that duck!
- Huh?
- Mrs. Duck has taken Peppa's boots.
- No need to worry.
Mrs. Duck has nowhere left to run.
- Quack! - Oh.
- NARRATOR: Ducks can swim.
- Quack, quack.
- Daddy, sail after Mrs. Duck.
Woof, woof!
- But I said I'd never sail again.
- Captain Dog, this is an emergency.
- Oh. In that case, let's go!
- Quack, quack.
- Captain Dog?
Will we be able to catch up with Mrs. Duck?
- Ha ho, Mummy Pig.
I think my boat can go faster than a duck.
Oh, that's a fast duck.
- Quack, quack.
- NARRATOR: It is Grampy Rabbit.
He is not happy.
- What rotten luck!
My boat sank.
And now I'm a castaway on this miserable little island.
[sighs]
If only there was something to eat.
- Quack.
- Oh, a duck!
- Quack, quack.
- Ahoy there, Grampy Rabbit!
- Mrs. Duck has my boots,
and she won't give them back.
- What?
Those yellow boots?
- Yes, my golden boots.
- Oh, don't worry, Peppa.
Mrs. Duck has nowhere to go.
She's surrounded.
- Quack. - Oh.
- NARRATOR: Ducks can fly.
- Quack.
- Mrs. Duck is flying higher and higher.
- All the way to the moon.
- The moon?
No we'll never get my boots back.
- Quack, quack.
- Don't worry, Peppa.
Ducks can't really fly to the moon.
- Why ever not?
I've flown to the moon before.
Mind you, I was in a rocket, which helped a bit, I suppose.
- [oinks] Rocket?
- Yup.
That rocket on the next island.
Built it myself, all out of bits and bobs of scrap metal.
- Wow.
A real space rocket.
- Grampy Rabbit, can you fly us to the moon?
- Um, I'm sure Grampy Rabbit has lots of important to--
- Of course we can go, Peppa.
Captain Dog?
Sail us to my rocket.
- Aye aye, Captain Rabbit!
- ♪
- Oink, oink. Wocket! [giggles]
- NARRATOR: George loves space rockets.
- GEORGE: [giggles] [oinking]
- Are you sure it's safe?
- Safe as houses.
Not that houses are made for hurtling through space.
We don't need that bit.
- Uh, I really don't think Peppa's boots will be
on the moon.
- Nonsense!
Mrs. Duck flew to the moon, and that's where we're going.
Five, four, three, two, one.
Blast off!
- ♪
♪ Flying to the moon
♪ In a space rocket
♪ To find my golden boots ♪
- [laughter]
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends have landed on the moon.
- I can jump really high.
[giggles] [oinks]
- Me too!
[giggles]
- Is it magic?
- Not exactly, Peppa.
It's because the moon is much smaller than the Earth.
In simple terms, gravity equals G times m divided radius
times , where G is the gravitational constant.
- So it's magic?
- Yes, it's magic.
- Right.
Let's find that duck.
- ♪ Looking on the moon
♪ Looking everywhere
♪ Looking high, looking low ♪
♪ For the golden boots
♪ Are they in a crater
♪ No
♪ Are they on a mountain
♪ No
♪ Looking on the moon
♪ For the golden boots ♪
- [sighs] How will we ever find my boots?
- [bleats] Let's ask at the shop.
- Shop? Where?
You don't get shops on the moon.
- You do. Look.
- Postcards.
Ice cream.
Buckets and spades.
- NARRATOR: It is Miss Rabbit's gift shop.
- Oh, hello.
Thank goodness someone turns up.
I haven't had a customer on the moon for years and years!
- Miss Rabbit, have you seen a duck in boots?
- A duck? On the moon?
That's a bit unlikely, if you ask me.
- GRAMPY RABBIT: Yes. Ducks flying to the moon?
Complete nonsense!
Why did you tell us to come here, Mummy Pig?
- What? Uh, but I didn't.
- If Mrs. Duck didn't fly to the moon, where can she be?
- GRANDPA PIG: [whistles]
- NARRATOR: Grandpa Pig is in his garden, collecting apples.
- Quack, quack.
- Mrs. Duck.
Wearing boots.
[oinks] Those aren't your boots, are they?
- Quack, quack.
- There's nowhere for you to go, Mrs. Duck.
You're cornered.
- Quack!
- GRANDPA PIG: Hm.
These look like Peppa's boots.
- [phone rings]
- Uh, hello?
- Daddy Pig?
H, Has Peppa lost a pair of boots?
- Yes, she has.
Grandpa Pig has found your boots, Peppa.
- [in unison] Hurray!
- All aboard.
Next stop, Grandpa Pig's garden.
- ♪
- My boots.
My golden boots!
[oinks] Thank you, Grandpa Pig.
- One moment, Peppa.
We have to make sure these boots really are yours.
- Oh.
- First, let's see if they fit George.
- [oinking]
- NARRATOR: The boot is too big for George.
- Oh. - Now Suzy Sheep.
- [bleats]
- NARRATOR: The boot is too small for Suzy.
- Oh!
- [giggles] It's just like Cinderella.
- Next, Peppa.
- NARRATOR: The boot is just right for Peppa.
- [giggles] - Good.
These boots belong to Peppa.
- My boots!
[oinks] My golden boots.
[giggles]
- Now we can go to the puddle jumping competition.
- Oh, yes.
We better hurry.
- [horn playing]
- NARRATOR: The puddle jumping competition is about to begin.
Here is Mr. Potato.
- Let the jumping begin!
First up is Daddy Pig.
But where is Daddy Pig?
- DADDY PIG: [pants] Sorry, Mr. Potato.
We got a bit held up.
- Daddy Pig, are you ready to jump?
- I certainly am.
- [horn flourish]
- To jump in a puddle, I must think like a puddle.
I must become one with the puddle.
- [drumroll]
- Wah!
- CROWD: [applauds]
- A big splash.
A very big splash.
Daddy Pig is the winner!
- [in unison] Hurray!
- The competition is over.
- Hey, the competition isn't over until I do my jump.
- Oh. - Of course.
Next to jump, it is Mr. Elephant.
- [drumroll]
- [trumpets]
- A bigger jump.
Yes, Mr. Elephant is the winner!
- [in unison] Hurray!
- Can I have a go too?
- Oh, of course.
Next to jump, it is Peppa Pig.
- Remember, Peppa.
Think like a puddle.
- Think like a puddle.
Think like a puddle.
Oh.
I just made a little splash.
- So Mr. Elephant is the winner! - CROWD: Yay!
- Um, can I have another go, please?
- Er, yes, you can.
- Wait a minute. But, but--
- And this time, can all my friends help?
- Of course. - Hang on.
I don't think that's really --
- It sounds perfectly fair to me.
- Think like puddles.
- [in unison] Think like puddles.
Five, four, three, two, one.
Jump!
Wee!
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends have made
the biggest splash ever.
- [laughter] - [oinks]
- Peppa and her friends are the winners!
- Uh, I still think--
- [in unison] Hip hip, hooray!
- It's so nice to have my golden boots again.
- I still say they're yellow.
- Oh, they are my very own magic golden boots.
- Okay.
Then my very own boots are ruby red.
- [giggling]
- And my boots are emerald green.
- [laughter]
- NARRATOR: Suzy loves her ruby red boots.
Wendy loves her emerald green boots.
Peppa loves her golden boots.
Everyone loves their boots!
- [laughter]
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪
♪ With a big splash here
♪ And a big splash there
♪ Here a splash, there a splash ♪
♪ Everywhere a splish splash
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪♪
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her family are having a day out.
- We're going to see a pond where there's little fish
swimming in it.
- Oooh.
- [oinks]
- I used to go there when I was a boy.
We're here.
- Where's the fish pond?
- It's in the middle of the woods.
We have to walk to it.
- Will we get lost like we always do?
- Ho, ho, no.
Remember, I came here when I was a little piggy.
- But that's a long time ago, Daddy Pig.
- In the olden days.
- Thank you, Peppa.
Well, in the olden days, we started the walk
by going along a path.
Ah, this is the one.
- How do you know?
- There are little flowers growing here,
just like I remember.
- Things might have changed, Daddy Pig.
- Ho, ho, nothing changes that much.
Now, we walk past some little trees
until we come to a big tree.
- I think the little trees have grown.
- Oh yes.
They do all seem big, don't they?
- How are we going to find the right big tree?
Oh.
- [laughs]
- Oh, it's usually me that walks into trees.
- NARRATOR: Mommy Pig has found the big tree.
- Clever mommy.
- [laughs] I knew it would still be here.
This way, everybody.
- [owl hoots]
- Are we nearly at the fish pond yet?
- Almost there.
- But I'm getting a bit hungry.
- Don't worry.
There's a café on the way.
- Oh, lovely.
I could do with a nice cup of coffee.
- Can George and I have ice creams, please?
- [oinks]
- Of course.
Ice creams for everyone.
[oinks] The café should be just about here.
Oh.
- Where's the café?
Is it behind that rotten pile of wood?
- I think that rotten pile of wood is the café.
- ALL: Oh.
- There's not going to be any ice creams
coming out of that today.
- Hello.
What can I get you?
- Oh.
- A cup of coffee and three ice creams, please.
- Of course.
- Thank you.
- [slurps]
- Mm, delicious.
- Next stop, the fish pond.
This way.
- Oh, you don't want to go that way.
That goes straight into a blackberry bush.
- Ah-ah, it's the shortcut.
It's the way I went when I was a boy.
- No.
If you want to go to the fish pond,
you need to go up that path.
- Well, I'm taking the shortcut.
- All right.
Who wants to go through a blackberry bush?
- Me.
- And who wants to go on the path?
- PEPPA, GEORGE AND MOMMY: Me.
-[laughs] Race you, daddy.
- [laughs] I'll get there first.
- Bye.
- I hope the fish pond is still here.
- Yes.
Everything seems a bit different to what daddy remembers.
- What's that?
- It's the fish pond.
- George, let's see the little fish.
- [oinks]
- [splash]
- Oh.
Daddy said that the fish were tiny.
But they're ginormous!
- It's been a long time since daddy was here.
The fish have got a lot bigger.
- Like daddy's tummy.
- ALL: [laughing]
- Oh, where is daddy?
- Oh, he might be lost.
I better ring him.
- [phone dialing]
- [phone ringing]
- There's a phone ringing in that bush.
- DADDY PIG: Hello, Mr. Pig speaking.
- It's daddy!
- DADDY PIG: Oh, hello.
I'm stuck.
- Hello, daddy.
- Hang on, we'll pull you out.
One, two, three.
Pull!
- Daddy is a blackberry bush.
- ALL: [laughing]
- Ah, the fish pond.
Let's see the little fish.
- [splash]
- DADDY PIG: Whoa, that's a big fish.
- PEPPA: Oh, look, there's something glittering.
- They're coins.
When I was little, we used to throw a coin in the pond
and make a wish.
- Can we throw coins in?
- [oinks]
- Of course.
- I wish the fish pond stays here forever.
- [laughs] That's what I wished for when I was a little piggy.
- And your wish came true, daddy.
- ALL: [laughing]
- CHILDREN: [giggling]
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends
are playing in the sand pit.
- This sand pit is our desert island.
[oinks] We will live here forever.
- Baaa! If we're going to live here forever,
I want it to be nice.
- It just needs some houses.
- And roads.
- And shops.
- Dinosaur.
- BOTH: Grrr!
- Yes, George. [oinks]
The desert island can have dinosaurs, too.
- What are you doing?
- We're making a desert island.
- It's got houses and roads and shops.
- Has it got trees? - No.
- It would be nicer if it had trees.
- Where are we going to get trees from?
- We have to drive big trucks around the world
and look for trees.
- Dinosaurs, you look after the island,
while we go and look for some trees.
- OTHERS: Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm!
- NARRATOR: Peppa, Susy, Danny and Emily
are pretending to drive around the world
looking for trees.
- Hello, Mummy Rabbit.
Have you got any spare trees? - Uh...
- We need trees for our desert island.
- Oh, I see. How many trees would you like?
- Enough to make a forest.
- There you go.
- CHILDREN: Thank you!
Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm!
- Grrr! - Grrr!
- NARRATOR: The dinosaurs are having fun
jumping up and down on the desert island.
- The dinosaurs have broken everything.
- Naughty dinosaurs.
- Now we'll have to make it all again.
- Meow. What are you making?
- This is our desert island.
- With roads and houses. - And shops.
- And trees.
- There. We will live here forever--again!
- It would be really good if we had a lake.
- Yes, a lake! - [barking, digging]
One lake!
- But it needs water to be a proper lake.
- Oh.
- Where are we going to get water from?
- We must fly around the world in airplanes.
Zoom! - OTHERS: Zoom! Zoom!
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends are pretending
to fly around the world looking for water.
Pedro Pony is playing on the roundabout.
- Hello, everyone. - Hello, Pedro.
We've got a desert island with houses.
- And roads. - Shops.
- Trees. - And a lake.
- But we need water for the lake.
Have you got some, please?
- I don't know what you're talking about.
- It's just pretend.
We're playing a game.
- Oh, I see.
You want pretend water. - Yes.
- Hm, I know where there's pretend snow.
We can melt it to get pretend water.
- Where?
- PEDRO: On the mountain top.
- That's a slide.
- It's a pretend mountain.
- ALL: [giggling]
- Oh. - What's the matter, Pedro?
- Because it is a hot day, the snow has melted.
- Can't we pretend it hasn't melted?
- No, it's melted good and proper.
- OTHERS: Oh.
- But, look, over there-- real water.
- NARRATOR: Daddy Pig is drinking
from the water fountain. - CHILDREN: Water!
[giggling]
- Daddy, can we have some water in our bucket, please?
- We're making a lake.
- Oh, ho, of course.
- CHILDREN: [giggling]
- We've got water!
- Nice water.
- [horn honking]
- NARRATOR: It is Freddy Fox.
- Hello, everyone. What's this?
- It's a desert island.
We are going to live here forever.
- If only it had a flag.
- I've got a flag in my van, if you'd like it.
- NARRATOR: Mr. Fox has got everything in his van.
- Uh, we only need a pretend one, Mr. Fox.
- Okay, how about these?
- [oinks] Thank you, Mr. Fox.
- CHILDREN: [giggling]
- Now our desert island is perfect!
- We will live here forever--again.
- [oinks] - ALL: [laughing, giggling]
- ♪ With an oink, oink here, and a woof, woof there ♪
♪ Here a moo, there a quack ♪
♪ Oink, woof, moo, quack ♪
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪♪
- I'm Peppa Pig. [oinks]
This is my little brother George.
- GEORGE: [oinking]
- This is Mummy Pig. - MUMMY: [oinks]
- And his is Daddy Pig. - DADDY: [huge oink]
- ALL: [laughing]
- Peppa Pig.[oinks]
- MALE NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends are jumping up and down
in muddy puddles.
- ♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪
♪ With a big splash here
♪ And a big splash there
♪ Here a splash, there a splash ♪
♪ Everywhere a splish splash
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪♪
- [laughter]
- [oinks]
- Ho, ho.
[oinks] Somebody's having fun.
- [laughs] We love jumping in muddy puddles.
[oinks]
- [laughs] [oinking]
- And of course, later today, it's the big puddle jumping
competition.
- [in unison] Ooh!
- The winner of the competition is the best puddle jumper
in the whole world.
- And my daddy always wins.
- Ho, ho.
[oinks] I do tend to win, yes.
- Mr. Pig?
How do you always win?
- A lot of hard training.
And I follow a few simple rules.
Who knows the first rule of puddle jumping?
- [oinks] If you jump in muddy puddles,
you must wear your boots.
- That's right, Peppa.
- And my boots are very special,
because they are made of gold.
- [bleats] They're not gold.
They're yellow.
- [oinks] They are not yellow.
They are are real plastic gold.
- They're yellow.
- [singing] My golden boot is sparkling glitter.
My lovely golden boots.
- They're yellow!
- [singing] My lovely golden boots!
- Yellow!
- [singing] Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold!
- Yellow!
- Gold!
- Anyone like some orange juice?
- [in unison] Yes, please!
[laughter]
- MRS. DUCK: Quack, quack.
- NARRATOR: Oh, it is Mrs. Duck.
She has come to take a look at the boots.
- Quack.
Quack, quack.
- NARRATOR: Oh no!
Cheeky Mrs. Duck is walking off with Peppa's boots.
- Quack, quack.
- [laughter]
- Oh, where are my boots?
- That's odd.
They were right there.
- But now they've gone.
- [oinks] Without my boots,
I can't do the puddle competition.
- [car horn]
- NARRATOR: It is Mr. Zebra, the postman.
- [whistles] Good morning.
- Quack.
- What a lovely day for the puddle jumping competition.
- [cries]
- Whatever's the matter, Peppa?
- I've lost my boots.
- Oh really?
I've just seen a duck with boots.
- Were they gold boots?
- Uh, no.
- Um, some people might say my boots were sort of
a yellow color.
- That's them.
Yellow boots.
And there's the duck wearing them.
- Quack, quack.
- My golden boots!
- Quack, quack.
- [pants]
Mrs. Duck?
[pants] Can I have my boots back, please?
- Quack.
- NARRATOR: Mrs. Duck does not want to give Peppa's boots back.
- Quack.
- There's no escape, Mrs. Duck.
You can't just walk away from us.
- Quack. - Oh.
- NARRATOR: Ducks can run.
- Mrs. Duck, those are Peppa's boots.
- Mummy, you won't catch Mrs. Duck!
She's too fast!
- [pants]
Peppa, I may not be as fast as I once was,
but I can run faster than a duck.
- Quack, quack.
- Oh.
That duck can run quite fast.
- Quack.
- NARRATOR: Captain Dog is on his boat with Danny Dog.
- There. Woof!
All ready to sail.
- But Daddy, you said you were never going to sail again.
You said you were home for good.
- Aye, yes I did say that, didn't I?
Yes, my sailing days are over.
- MRS. DUCK: Quack, quack.
Quack.
- DADDY PIG: Stop that duck!
- Huh?
- Mrs. Duck has taken Peppa's boots.
- No need to worry.
Mrs. Duck has nowhere left to run.
- Quack! - Oh.
- NARRATOR: Ducks can swim.
- Quack, quack.
- Daddy, sail after Mrs. Duck.
Woof, woof!
- But I said I'd never sail again.
- Captain Dog, this is an emergency.
- Oh. In that case, let's go!
- Quack, quack.
- Captain Dog?
Will we be able to catch up with Mrs. Duck?
- Ha ho, Mummy Pig.
I think my boat can go faster than a duck.
Oh, that's a fast duck.
- Quack, quack.
- NARRATOR: It is Grampy Rabbit.
He is not happy.
- What rotten luck!
My boat sank.
And now I'm a castaway on this miserable little island.
[sighs]
If only there was something to eat.
- Quack.
- Oh, a duck!
- Quack, quack.
- Ahoy there, Grampy Rabbit!
- Mrs. Duck has my boots,
and she won't give them back.
- What?
Those yellow boots?
- Yes, my golden boots.
- Oh, don't worry, Peppa.
Mrs. Duck has nowhere to go.
She's surrounded.
- Quack. - Oh.
- NARRATOR: Ducks can fly.
- Quack.
- Mrs. Duck is flying higher and higher.
- All the way to the moon.
- The moon?
No we'll never get my boots back.
- Quack, quack.
- Don't worry, Peppa.
Ducks can't really fly to the moon.
- Why ever not?
I've flown to the moon before.
Mind you, I was in a rocket, which helped a bit, I suppose.
- [oinks] Rocket?
- Yup.
That rocket on the next island.
Built it myself, all out of bits and bobs of scrap metal.
- Wow.
A real space rocket.
- Grampy Rabbit, can you fly us to the moon?
- Um, I'm sure Grampy Rabbit has lots of important to--
- Of course we can go, Peppa.
Captain Dog?
Sail us to my rocket.
- Aye aye, Captain Rabbit!
- ♪
- Oink, oink. Wocket! [giggles]
- NARRATOR: George loves space rockets.
- GEORGE: [giggles] [oinking]
- Are you sure it's safe?
- Safe as houses.
Not that houses are made for hurtling through space.
We don't need that bit.
- Uh, I really don't think Peppa's boots will be
on the moon.
- Nonsense!
Mrs. Duck flew to the moon, and that's where we're going.
Five, four, three, two, one.
Blast off!
- ♪
♪ Flying to the moon
♪ In a space rocket
♪ To find my golden boots ♪
- [laughter]
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends have landed on the moon.
- I can jump really high.
[giggles] [oinks]
- Me too!
[giggles]
- Is it magic?
- Not exactly, Peppa.
It's because the moon is much smaller than the Earth.
In simple terms, gravity equals G times m divided radius
times , where G is the gravitational constant.
- So it's magic?
- Yes, it's magic.
- Right.
Let's find that duck.
- ♪ Looking on the moon
♪ Looking everywhere
♪ Looking high, looking low ♪
♪ For the golden boots
♪ Are they in a crater
♪ No
♪ Are they on a mountain
♪ No
♪ Looking on the moon
♪ For the golden boots ♪
- [sighs] How will we ever find my boots?
- [bleats] Let's ask at the shop.
- Shop? Where?
You don't get shops on the moon.
- You do. Look.
- Postcards.
Ice cream.
Buckets and spades.
- NARRATOR: It is Miss Rabbit's gift shop.
- Oh, hello.
Thank goodness someone turns up.
I haven't had a customer on the moon for years and years!
- Miss Rabbit, have you seen a duck in boots?
- A duck? On the moon?
That's a bit unlikely, if you ask me.
- GRAMPY RABBIT: Yes. Ducks flying to the moon?
Complete nonsense!
Why did you tell us to come here, Mummy Pig?
- What? Uh, but I didn't.
- If Mrs. Duck didn't fly to the moon, where can she be?
- GRANDPA PIG: [whistles]
- NARRATOR: Grandpa Pig is in his garden, collecting apples.
- Quack, quack.
- Mrs. Duck.
Wearing boots.
[oinks] Those aren't your boots, are they?
- Quack, quack.
- There's nowhere for you to go, Mrs. Duck.
You're cornered.
- Quack!
- GRANDPA PIG: Hm.
These look like Peppa's boots.
- [phone rings]
- Uh, hello?
- Daddy Pig?
H, Has Peppa lost a pair of boots?
- Yes, she has.
Grandpa Pig has found your boots, Peppa.
- [in unison] Hurray!
- All aboard.
Next stop, Grandpa Pig's garden.
- ♪
- My boots.
My golden boots!
[oinks] Thank you, Grandpa Pig.
- One moment, Peppa.
We have to make sure these boots really are yours.
- Oh.
- First, let's see if they fit George.
- [oinking]
- NARRATOR: The boot is too big for George.
- Oh. - Now Suzy Sheep.
- [bleats]
- NARRATOR: The boot is too small for Suzy.
- Oh!
- [giggles] It's just like Cinderella.
- Next, Peppa.
- NARRATOR: The boot is just right for Peppa.
- [giggles] - Good.
These boots belong to Peppa.
- My boots!
[oinks] My golden boots.
[giggles]
- Now we can go to the puddle jumping competition.
- Oh, yes.
We better hurry.
- [horn playing]
- NARRATOR: The puddle jumping competition is about to begin.
Here is Mr. Potato.
- Let the jumping begin!
First up is Daddy Pig.
But where is Daddy Pig?
- DADDY PIG: [pants] Sorry, Mr. Potato.
We got a bit held up.
- Daddy Pig, are you ready to jump?
- I certainly am.
- [horn flourish]
- To jump in a puddle, I must think like a puddle.
I must become one with the puddle.
- [drumroll]
- Wah!
- CROWD: [applauds]
- A big splash.
A very big splash.
Daddy Pig is the winner!
- [in unison] Hurray!
- The competition is over.
- Hey, the competition isn't over until I do my jump.
- Oh. - Of course.
Next to jump, it is Mr. Elephant.
- [drumroll]
- [trumpets]
- A bigger jump.
Yes, Mr. Elephant is the winner!
- [in unison] Hurray!
- Can I have a go too?
- Oh, of course.
Next to jump, it is Peppa Pig.
- Remember, Peppa.
Think like a puddle.
- Think like a puddle.
Think like a puddle.
Oh.
I just made a little splash.
- So Mr. Elephant is the winner! - CROWD: Yay!
- Um, can I have another go, please?
- Er, yes, you can.
- Wait a minute. But, but--
- And this time, can all my friends help?
- Of course. - Hang on.
I don't think that's really --
- It sounds perfectly fair to me.
- Think like puddles.
- [in unison] Think like puddles.
Five, four, three, two, one.
Jump!
Wee!
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends have made
the biggest splash ever.
- [laughter] - [oinks]
- Peppa and her friends are the winners!
- Uh, I still think--
- [in unison] Hip hip, hooray!
- It's so nice to have my golden boots again.
- I still say they're yellow.
- Oh, they are my very own magic golden boots.
- Okay.
Then my very own boots are ruby red.
- [giggling]
- And my boots are emerald green.
- [laughter]
- NARRATOR: Suzy loves her ruby red boots.
Wendy loves her emerald green boots.
Peppa loves her golden boots.
Everyone loves their boots!
- [laughter]
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪
♪ With a big splash here
♪ And a big splash there
♪ Here a splash, there a splash ♪
♪ Everywhere a splish splash
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪♪
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her family are having a day out.
- We're going to see a pond where there's little fish
swimming in it.
- Oooh.
- [oinks]
- I used to go there when I was a boy.
We're here.
- Where's the fish pond?
- It's in the middle of the woods.
We have to walk to it.
- Will we get lost like we always do?
- Ho, ho, no.
Remember, I came here when I was a little piggy.
- But that's a long time ago, Daddy Pig.
- In the olden days.
- Thank you, Peppa.
Well, in the olden days, we started the walk
by going along a path.
Ah, this is the one.
- How do you know?
- There are little flowers growing here,
just like I remember.
- Things might have changed, Daddy Pig.
- Ho, ho, nothing changes that much.
Now, we walk past some little trees
until we come to a big tree.
- I think the little trees have grown.
- Oh yes.
They do all seem big, don't they?
- How are we going to find the right big tree?
Oh.
- [laughs]
- Oh, it's usually me that walks into trees.
- NARRATOR: Mommy Pig has found the big tree.
- Clever mommy.
- [laughs] I knew it would still be here.
This way, everybody.
- [owl hoots]
- Are we nearly at the fish pond yet?
- Almost there.
- But I'm getting a bit hungry.
- Don't worry.
There's a café on the way.
- Oh, lovely.
I could do with a nice cup of coffee.
- Can George and I have ice creams, please?
- [oinks]
- Of course.
Ice creams for everyone.
[oinks] The café should be just about here.
Oh.
- Where's the café?
Is it behind that rotten pile of wood?
- I think that rotten pile of wood is the café.
- ALL: Oh.
- There's not going to be any ice creams
coming out of that today.
- Hello.
What can I get you?
- Oh.
- A cup of coffee and three ice creams, please.
- Of course.
- Thank you.
- [slurps]
- Mm, delicious.
- Next stop, the fish pond.
This way.
- Oh, you don't want to go that way.
That goes straight into a blackberry bush.
- Ah-ah, it's the shortcut.
It's the way I went when I was a boy.
- No.
If you want to go to the fish pond,
you need to go up that path.
- Well, I'm taking the shortcut.
- All right.
Who wants to go through a blackberry bush?
- Me.
- And who wants to go on the path?
- PEPPA, GEORGE AND MOMMY: Me.
-[laughs] Race you, daddy.
- [laughs] I'll get there first.
- Bye.
- I hope the fish pond is still here.
- Yes.
Everything seems a bit different to what daddy remembers.
- What's that?
- It's the fish pond.
- George, let's see the little fish.
- [oinks]
- [splash]
- Oh.
Daddy said that the fish were tiny.
But they're ginormous!
- It's been a long time since daddy was here.
The fish have got a lot bigger.
- Like daddy's tummy.
- ALL: [laughing]
- Oh, where is daddy?
- Oh, he might be lost.
I better ring him.
- [phone dialing]
- [phone ringing]
- There's a phone ringing in that bush.
- DADDY PIG: Hello, Mr. Pig speaking.
- It's daddy!
- DADDY PIG: Oh, hello.
I'm stuck.
- Hello, daddy.
- Hang on, we'll pull you out.
One, two, three.
Pull!
- Daddy is a blackberry bush.
- ALL: [laughing]
- Ah, the fish pond.
Let's see the little fish.
- [splash]
- DADDY PIG: Whoa, that's a big fish.
- PEPPA: Oh, look, there's something glittering.
- They're coins.
When I was little, we used to throw a coin in the pond
and make a wish.
- Can we throw coins in?
- [oinks]
- Of course.
- I wish the fish pond stays here forever.
- [laughs] That's what I wished for when I was a little piggy.
- And your wish came true, daddy.
- ALL: [laughing]
- CHILDREN: [giggling]
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends
are playing in the sand pit.
- This sand pit is our desert island.
[oinks] We will live here forever.
- Baaa! If we're going to live here forever,
I want it to be nice.
- It just needs some houses.
- And roads.
- And shops.
- Dinosaur.
- BOTH: Grrr!
- Yes, George. [oinks]
The desert island can have dinosaurs, too.
- What are you doing?
- We're making a desert island.
- It's got houses and roads and shops.
- Has it got trees? - No.
- It would be nicer if it had trees.
- Where are we going to get trees from?
- We have to drive big trucks around the world
and look for trees.
- Dinosaurs, you look after the island,
while we go and look for some trees.
- OTHERS: Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm!
- NARRATOR: Peppa, Susy, Danny and Emily
are pretending to drive around the world
looking for trees.
- Hello, Mummy Rabbit.
Have you got any spare trees? - Uh...
- We need trees for our desert island.
- Oh, I see. How many trees would you like?
- Enough to make a forest.
- There you go.
- CHILDREN: Thank you!
Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm! Brrrmmm!
- Grrr! - Grrr!
- NARRATOR: The dinosaurs are having fun
jumping up and down on the desert island.
- The dinosaurs have broken everything.
- Naughty dinosaurs.
- Now we'll have to make it all again.
- Meow. What are you making?
- This is our desert island.
- With roads and houses. - And shops.
- And trees.
- There. We will live here forever--again!
- It would be really good if we had a lake.
- Yes, a lake! - [barking, digging]
One lake!
- But it needs water to be a proper lake.
- Oh.
- Where are we going to get water from?
- We must fly around the world in airplanes.
Zoom! - OTHERS: Zoom! Zoom!
- NARRATOR: Peppa and her friends are pretending
to fly around the world looking for water.
Pedro Pony is playing on the roundabout.
- Hello, everyone. - Hello, Pedro.
We've got a desert island with houses.
- And roads. - Shops.
- Trees. - And a lake.
- But we need water for the lake.
Have you got some, please?
- I don't know what you're talking about.
- It's just pretend.
We're playing a game.
- Oh, I see.
You want pretend water. - Yes.
- Hm, I know where there's pretend snow.
We can melt it to get pretend water.
- Where?
- PEDRO: On the mountain top.
- That's a slide.
- It's a pretend mountain.
- ALL: [giggling]
- Oh. - What's the matter, Pedro?
- Because it is a hot day, the snow has melted.
- Can't we pretend it hasn't melted?
- No, it's melted good and proper.
- OTHERS: Oh.
- But, look, over there-- real water.
- NARRATOR: Daddy Pig is drinking
from the water fountain. - CHILDREN: Water!
[giggling]
- Daddy, can we have some water in our bucket, please?
- We're making a lake.
- Oh, ho, of course.
- CHILDREN: [giggling]
- We've got water!
- Nice water.
- [horn honking]
- NARRATOR: It is Freddy Fox.
- Hello, everyone. What's this?
- It's a desert island.
We are going to live here forever.
- If only it had a flag.
- I've got a flag in my van, if you'd like it.
- NARRATOR: Mr. Fox has got everything in his van.
- Uh, we only need a pretend one, Mr. Fox.
- Okay, how about these?
- [oinks] Thank you, Mr. Fox.
- CHILDREN: [giggling]
- Now our desert island is perfect!
- We will live here forever--again.
- [oinks] - ALL: [laughing, giggling]
- ♪ With an oink, oink here, and a woof, woof there ♪
♪ Here a moo, there a quack ♪
♪ Oink, woof, moo, quack ♪
♪ Jumping up and down in muddy puddles ♪
♪ Splish, splash, splosh, splish, splash ♪♪