02x24 - Work

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

[SINGING] We know a
world, a magic world.

Come with us and see.

Anything can happen
in this special world.

It can happen to you or me.

It's where the Wiggles live.

Why don't you come along and
meet their friends as well.

There's music and dancing,
magic and games, and lots

of great stories to tell.

In the Wiggles world.

In the Wiggles world.

You're all welcome here,
so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to the Wiggles world.

Ooh.

Hi, everybody.

[SINGING] In the Wiggles world.

In the Wiggles world.

You're all welcome here,
so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to the Wiggles world.

Ooh.

[music playing]

Oh, time to go to work.

I love my job.

Excuse me while I practice.

Hello, watch your step.

Enter.

Who's calling?

The Wiggles are in.

The Wiggles are out.

Goodbye.

Come again.

Good, I haven't
forgotten anything.

However, I can't
work alone, can I?

I need people about
for my kind of work.

Rise and shine, everyone.

Greg, Murray, Anthony,
Jeff, wakey, wakey.

Huh?

FLORA: Time for work.

Work?

Watch your head.

One moment, please.

Your name?

Whom do you wish to see?

Wipe your feet.

Spit out your gum.

Flora, may we come out?

Ah, people.

Who's calling?

It's me, Flora Door.

It's Murray.

Murray Wiggle?

Of course, Murray Wiggle.

And Greg, Anthony,
and Jeff Wiggle too.

Can you open up, please?

Oh, no.

I'm sorry.

But I never let anyone
in that I can't see.

But we're already in.

FLORA: Then you'd better come
out so that I can see you.

Come out now, this minute.

We will.

Just open up, please.

FLORA: Oh.

No, you don't.

You might be strangers.

But we're the Wiggles.

FLORA: That's what you say.

Come out here so I can see you.

But--

FLORA: Use the back door.

It's at the rear of the house.

We know where it is.

FLORA: And don't
slam it, please.

I can't let them come out
if I can't see them, can I?

Oh, the wiggles.

Good morning.

Good morning, Flora Door.

Will you please tell us
what this is all about, Flora?

Well, I have a very
important job to do.

We know.

Open, close.

Open, close.

Wipe your feet, don't slam me.

Yes.

Well, I decided to get
an early start today.

Good on you, Flora,
but why wake us?

Yes.

We don't have to do
our work until later.

But I'm a door.

I can't work alone.

I need someone to use me.

Oh, of course, Flora.

Well, shall we go inside
and get dressed guys?

That's a good idea.

Yeah, great idea, Greg.

May we come in, please?

Of course, you may.

But first, knock knock.

Knock knock.

Who's there?

Door.

Door who?

Door re mi fa so la ti.

Do.

Now, may we come in, please?

What?

Dressed in your nighties?

I should say not.

You must be properly
dressed to use

the front door of Wiggle House.

But, it's morning--

You'll have to
use the back door.

It's at the rear.

We know where it is.

We know where it is, Flora.

Don't forget to
wipe your feet.

OK, Flora.

I love my work.

ANTHONY: What have
you got here, Paul?

Well, I've got
some cold spaghetti.

ANTHONY: Ooh, cold
spaghetti, wiggley spaghetti.

And I've got
some mashed banana.

GREG: Oh, all ooey, gooey,
squishy, squashy mashed banana.

And I've got
some hot potatoes.

Oh, they're hot.

Oh.

Ooh.

Ooh.

Well, let's sing a song
all about hot potatoes, cold

spaghetti, and mashed banana.

Keep an eye out for
Captain Feathersword,

the friendly pirate.

He loves eating
everybody else's food.

[SINGING] Hot
potato, hot potato.

Hot potato, hot potato.

Hot potato, hot potato.

Potato, potato, potato, potato.

Cold spaghetti, cold spaghetti,
cold spaghetti, cold spaghetti.

Cold spaghetti, cold spaghetti.

Cold spaghettie,
cold spaghettie.

Cold spaghetti, cold spaghetti.

Spaghetti.

Spaghetti.

Spaghetti.

Spaghetti, spaghetti, spaghetti.

Give me that, give me that,
give me that, give me that food.

Give me that, give me that.

Mashed banana, mashed banana.

Mashed banana, mashed banana.

Mashed banana, mashed banana.

Mashed banana, mashed banana.

Mashed banana, mashed banana.

Banana.
Banana.

Banana.

Banana, banana, banana.

Give me that, give me
that, give me that food.

Give me that, give me that.

Hot potato, hot potato.

Hot potato, hot potato.

Hot potato, hot potato.

Hot potato.

Hot potato.

Hot potato, hot potato.

Potato.
Potato.

Potato.

Potato, potato, potato.

Woo.

[whining]

Time to wake up,
Wags, me waggy.

Why would you be waking
Wags, Captain Feathersword?

Oh, it's time for him to
go to work, me hearties.

Wags works?

Aye, that he does.

[barking]

Well done, Wags, me heartie.

Now it's time for us to
sing our pirate song.

Aye aye, Captain.

[SINGING] Pirates have to yo h*.

Yo h* h* h*.

And shout ahoy.

Ahoy, ahoy.

And yell land-h*.

Land-h*, land-h*.

And we have to work hard to
be sure our ship is safe.

We can't go to sea
on an unsafe ship.

No, we can't go to
sea on an unsafe ship.

We be pirates.

We be hardy.

We be strong.

We be pirates.

We work all day
long, all day long.

We be pirates.

We have to wash the decks,
pull the sails, look for holes

and hammer.

Hammering nails.

Throw sheets to the wind,
weigh anchor and shout.

Steer to starboard,
come about, come about.

We be pirates, we
be, so blow us down.

Whoa.

Oh, a pirate's work is
very, very, very hard work.

Very hard work it be.

We leap and jog
and avoid the fog.

Whenever we're at sea,
whenever we're at sea, yes, we

leap and jog and avoid the fog.

It's pirates that we be.

Yes, it's pirates that we be.

Whoa-h*-h* Wow.

Oh.

[barking]

Thank you very much, Wags.

You see that?

[barking]

Oh.

Well done, Wags.

Well done.

Good job.

PIRATE: What job did
Wags do, Captain?

Well, Wags be a watch dog.

And he watched us good
and proper he did.

ANTHONY: We're having
some fun playing

with some dough, colored dough.

The good thing about dough
is you can do lots of things

with it.

You can roll it.

Rolling it.

And you can mash it up
in your hands like that.

Caley and Thomas are doing that.

So is Christopher and Dominic.

You can also clap it.

Clap with it.

And a really good thing
you can do with dough,

you can put it on the table
like that and start hammering it

if you like.

[SINGING] Joannie works with one
hammer, one hammer, one hammer.

Joannie works with one hammer,
then she works with two.

Joannie works with two hammers,
two hammers, two hammers.

Joannie works with two hammers,
then she works with three.

Joannie works with
three hammers,

three hammers, three hammers.

Joannie works with
three hammers,

then she works with four.

Joannie works with four hammers,
four hammers, four hammers.

Joannie works with four hammers,
then she works with five.

Joannie works with five hammers,
five hammers, five hammers.

Joannie works with five
hammers, then she goes to sleep.

[keyboard playing]

Jeff, could you do
that again, please?

Sure thing, Anthony.

[keyboard playing]

Well?

I love it.

Listen to this, guys.

[guitar playing]

GREG: Yeah, I like it too.

[SINGING] Doo doo doo doo.

Doo doo doo doo.

Fruit salad.

Doo doo doo doo.

Fruit salad.

doo doo doo.

That sounds great.

Yeah.

Well, what about you, Anthony?

Or are you on holiday?

Oh, I forgot about me.

I was too busy dancing.

Have a listen to this everybody.

Oh, I forgot to
turn the guitar on.

[SINGING] Fruit salad.

Doo doo doo doo.

Fruit salad, yummy, yummy.

Excuse me.

Yes, Dorothy?

I thought you
Wiggles were working.

We Wiggles are working.

Well, it doesn't
sound like it.

What do you mean, Dorothy?

You sound like
you're having fun.

We are having fun.

Just because you're
working, it doesn't

mean you can't have fun.

Right, guys?

Right, Anthony.

Well, actually, Dorothy,
writing songs is hard work.

It is?

Uh-huh.

First you have to
think of an idea.

You can think all
day until you come

up with an idea for a song.

Oh.

I didn't know that.

And then we have to
practice, practice, practice.

Oh, practice.

Of course.

And then we try the song out
on you to see if you like it.

And if you do, well,
we practice some more.

And finally.

We have a new song.

Golly, writing songs
does sound like hard work.

Well, it is.

But we're lucky, Dorothy.

Oh, we sure are, because.

We love our work.

I love my work too.

Looking after my roses.

And I love my keyboard.

[keyboard playing]

That's great, Jeff,
but can we continue

to write that fruit salad song?

Jeff, stop.

Are you ready?

One, two, three.

Go to sleep, Jeff.

Ha ha, that's better.

Now, where we?

We were working.

[SINGING] Fruit
salad, yummy, yummy.

Fruit salad, yummy, yummy.

Fruit salad, yummy, yummy.

Fruit salad, yummy, yummy.

Thank you for agreeing
to babysit the Wagettes,

Captain Feathersword.

Now Wags can come
fishing with me.

[barking]

Oh, that's all right, Henry.

We can't be leaving the
young'uns home alone.

Oh, I know.

We need someone older
to look after them

in case of an emergency.

That's me, all right.

I'm definitely older.

Yes, we can
trust you, Captain.

Oh.

Well, we'll be going now.

See you later.

Bye bye.

[barking]

Bye bye.

Oh.

Now, babysitting is definitely
easier than pirate work.

Now, let's see.

Maybe I should tell
you all a story.

Oh no.

Oh, the Wagettes, they're gone.

I'm supposed to be
looking after them.

[laughing]

Oh, the little scamps
want to play, do they?

Oh.

I'm going to find you.

[laughing]

Now, where could they be?

You can't fool an old pirate
like Captain Feathersword.

Gone.

My feathersword is gone.

Oh.

Oh dear.

Oh, there it is.

Oh, my feathers--

Oh, no.

They've gone outside.

[music playing]

Oh no, it's Back
to Front Street.

Upside Down Street.

This baby sitting be hard work.

[music playing]

Well, we didn't catch any
fish, but we sure had fun,

didn't we, Wags?

[barking]

Looks like they
had a quiet night.

They won't wake until morning.

[barking]

Sure, Wags.

I'll watch a bit of TV with
you, then I'll have to go.

See if you can find
something quiet.

[music playing]

[SINGING] I love
it when it rains

and I lie in bed at night.

I listen to it patter on
the roof soft and light.

But then a storm may come and
the thunder starts to crash.

The rain beats on the window
and I see the lightning flash.

I hold old teddy tight
and sink down in my bed.

I close my eyes so tight and
pull the covers over my head.

I feel so snug and warm.

I know that
everything's all right.

I love it when it rains
as I lie in bed at night.

GREG: Hey, Jeff.

Watch this.

How do you do that, Greg?

I practice.

It's magic.

Well, of course.

But after all, I am Greg the
great and magnificent magician.

You're a great magician and
you still have to practice?

Well, I don't
have to practice,

but I want to practice so I
can get better and better.

Oh, and to get better
and better practice,

you practice and practice.

And practice.

Boy, practicing sure
sounds like a lot of work.

It's a lot of
hard work actually.

But if you really want to do
or really want to be something,

then you must practice.

It sounds like
too much work to me.

I'd rather play my keyboard.

How do you do that?

Well, how do you
do that so easily.

You just--

Oh, I don't know.

Well, you must practice a lot.

Well, I practice
every chance I get.

But you just said that
practice was hard work.

Oh, but I love
playing my keyboard.

And I love doing
my magic tricks.

Well then, let's
practice together.

Now, everyone, here's a
dance you can all do with us.

[SINGING] Well you can run,
you can jump, and skip too.

But here's a dance
that is oh so new.

And do, do the move they
call a wiggle groove.

Woo.

Woo.

Clap your hands and spin around.

Pat your head and
touch the ground.

And do, do the move they
call the wiggle groove.

Woo.

Yeah.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle grove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle groove.

Woo.

Yeah.

Clap your hands and
stamp your feet.

And groove along to
the wiggley beat.

And do, do the move they
call the wiggle groove.

Woo.

Yeah.

Side to side, you
sway with your hands.

That's it.

Lift your knees in
time with the band.

Pendulum with your
legs side to side.

We're doing it the Wiggle way.

Clap your hands and spin around.

Pat your head and
touch the ground.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle groove.

Woo.

Yeah.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle groove.

ANTHONY: Everybody's
doing the Wiggle groove.

Officer Beaples is.

Wags the dog, Henry the
octopus, Singalottasonga,

Christine the cowgirl,
Freddie the football player,

Libby and the band,
Paul the chef,

Cassie and Jesse and everybody
doing the wiggle groove.

[SINGING] There's music and
dancing, magic and games, and

lots of great stories to tell.

In the Wiggles world.

In the Wiggles world.

You're all welcome here,
so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to the Wiggles world.

Ooh.

In the Wiggles world.

In the Wiggles world.

You're all welcome here,
so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to the Wiggles world.

Ooh.

[buzzing]