BOB: Boots, check. Tool belt, check.
Hard hat, check.
MEN: ♪ Bob the Builder ♪
MACHINES: ♪ Can we build it? ♪
MEN: ♪ Bob the Builder ♪
MACHINES: ♪ Yes, we can! ♪
♪ Scoop, Muck, and Lofty and Two Tonne too ♪
♪ Leo and Wendy join the crew ♪
♪ Bob and the team have so much fun ♪
♪ And they get the job done! ♪
♪ Yeah! ♪
MEN: ♪ Bob the Builder ♪
MACHINES: ♪ Can we fix it? ♪
MEN: ♪ Bob the Builder ♪
MACHINES: ♪ Yes, we can! ♪
All right, team, today we're going to work
on an elevator for the skyscraper.
- Awesome! - Whoo-hoo!
Yay!
Um, an elevator?
Well, Muck, when you've got a building as tall as this,
it's far too high to get up and down using the stairs,
so we build a little carriage you can ride, called an elevator.
Press a button, and it will take you all the way to the top.
Where you can see all of Spring City.
Wow!
All of Spring City.
I want to see all of Spring City.
Can I ride the elevator?
Please, please, please, please, please!
Sorry, Scoop.
I think you're a bit too big for the elevator.
Yeah, your back end would hang out.
Oh.
Tiny, can we have the loading cage, please?
TINY: Coming right down, Bob.
Thanks, Tiny.
Now we'll head up to the top and get started.
Can you guys load those materials into the cage for us, please?
No prob, Bob.
Can we build it?
ALL: Yes, we can!
MAYOR MADISON: Sorry I'm late.
Hello, Bob.
Oh, hello, Mayor Madison.
(SING-SONG) Hi, team.
ALL: Hi, Mayor Madison.
Hello, Mr. Bentley.
Oh. (CHUCKLES) Hello, everyone.
Thank you, Mr. Bentley.
That will do.
Now, Bob,
I'd like to go up to the top floor, please.
There may be a bit of a problem with that.
We haven't put the elevator in yet.
But I have to get my photo taken at the top
for the cover of tomorrow's Spring City Chronicle,
"A Mayor Surveys Her City."
We're just about to start installing it now.
Maybe you could come back later.
- Oh. - There is the service one.
No, I don't think so.
We'll come back later.
Mr. Bentley.
Oh, well, uh, uh, we could come back at 4:00.
4:00? 4:00 it is, then.
That means I'll have plenty of time to get my hair done.
A mayor always has to look her best.
Well, if the mayor wants to go to the top at 4:00,
we'd better get moving.
(WHIRRING)
Okay, little guys, load me up.
- (ENGINES REVVING) - (BEEPING)
Oh, I wish I could see the view from the top,
all of Spring City.
(TRILLS)
You're okay, Gull.
You can go to the top of the skyscraper any time you like.
(SQUAWKS)
(ENGINES REVVING)
(WHIRRING)
(BEEPING)
All packed and ready to go, Tiny!
Time for some tower power!
(TINY GRUNTING)
Wait a minute.
Maybe I can get to the top of the skyscraper.
And I won't need to wait.
Let's get this motor up and running.
Leo and I will bolt it into place, and Wendy, you can wire it in.
BOTH: Okay, Bob.
CHORUS: ♪ All together, meet the gang ♪
♪ We're working as a team ♪
♪ Busy doing lots of jobs ♪
♪ A happy family ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
♪ Everybody clap ♪
(CLAPPING)
♪ We are a team, team, team, team ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
Tiny, can you send the loading cage down again, please?
We've got an extra-heavy load to send up for Bob.
Coming right down.
(WHIRRING)
One extra-heavy load coming up.
What are you doing, Scoop?
I'm going to see everything in Spring City.
Um, I really don't think that's a good idea.
Don't you worry about me, Lofty.
I'll keep my wheels inside the car at all times.
Extra-heavy load for the top floor, Tiny!
Time for some more tower power!
(WHIRRING)
(GRUNTING)
(CREAKING)
(SING-SONG) I'm going up.
I'm going up.
I'm still going up.
Oh, no!
Oh, this is higher than I thought.
Can you see all of Spring City, Scoop?
SCOOP: Yes, all of it, Muck.
Ooh, what does it look like?
A long
way down.
I don't think he likes it as much as he thought he would.
Okay, now, we've just got to install the elevator car, and the...
- SCOOP: Help! - (GASPS)
- That sounds like Scoop. - Oh, no.
Whoa! Help!
What's he doing up there?
Wishing he was down here, by the sound of things.
Whoa, whoa!
- BOB: Stay in the middle, Scoop. - Whoa, whoa, whoa!
It'll help you balance.
Oh, no!
Whoa, whoa!
Tiny, you need to lower the cage.
Scoop's on board.
Okay, Bob, going down.
Whoa!
- Oh, my! - Oh! Oh, no!
Whoa, whoa!
Oh, no!
Where did he go?
Scoop, are you all right?
Oh, no!
I'm balancing,
but I'm not good at balancing.
What are we going to do?
I've got an idea.
Tiny, lower the cage down to me.
Wendy, we're going to need the welding equipment.
- Okay, Bob. - I'll get the welding masks.
(WHIRRING)
Okay, Tiny.
Take me up.
(WHIRRING)
Nearly there. Take it in steady.
Slow down, and stop.
Perfect.
Scoop...
Bob.
I need you to roll carefully towards me.
I don't think I can move.
You have to.
I need to get you down.
I'm really sorry, Bob.
Now Mayor Madison will come back, and there's no elevator.
It'll be fine.
Come on.
Just move towards me.
I can't.
Okay, then I'm coming to get you.
Bob's walking across the beam!
No, Bob! That's dangerous.
Stay where you are. I'm coming.
Okay, then, Scoop, take it really slowly.
Keep going, Scoop.
Keep your wheels in line.
That's good.
Don't look down.
You're doing great.
Hold it steady, Tiny.
Well done.
Now, keep your brakes on.
Take us down slowly, Tiny.
(WHIRRING)
Are we nearly down yet, Bob?
Nearly, Scoop, nearly.
ALL: Hooray!
Whew.
(HISSING)
What on earth were you doing up there, Scoop?
I'm sorry, everyone.
I just really wanted to go up to the top and see all of Spring City.
I said it was a bad idea.
Well, at least you're okay.
But it was a really silly thing to do.
Okay, okay, that's enough, you two.
Right, if we all work together,
we might still get the job done in time.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
(ELEVATOR DINGS)
There, all done.
Hello, team.
Mayor Madison.
My hair is done, and I'm ready for my photo at the top of the skyscraper.
You'll have to wear one of these
if you're going to the top of the skyscraper.
Oh.
Okay, we just need the elevator.
One for you too, Mr. Bentley.
Oh, thank you, Leo. (CHUCKLES)
Oh, uh...
Uh, eh, mmm-hmm.
Going up, all the way to the top.
Well, at least you got to see all of Spring City, Scoop.
I did,
but I think this digger will be keeping his wheels
firmly on the ground from now on.
(JAZZY ELEVATOR MUSIC PLAYING)
(ELEVATOR DINGS)
Ready for my close-up, Mr. Bentley.
Oh, uh...
- No, no, no, no, no. Shoo. - (CAMERA CLICKING)
Shoo. Shoo. Get, get off!
- Hmm. - MAYOR MADISON: Get off!
Not sure she looks quite her best.
- (CHUCKLES) - I've seen her look better.
- Get off! - (CAMERA CLICKING)
Oh, do something, Mr. Bentley.
Get some birdseed!
(SEAGULL SQUAWKS)
Scoop, this is the place where all the best building
in Spring City begins.
I love this yard!
- It's home. - It's the whole team's home.
You got it, Scoop.
(ENGINE REVVING)
(SNIFFS)
- (LEO GRUNTING) - Huh?
(EXHALES)
Hmm.
(LEO GRUNTING)
Whew, sometimes I feel like I need three hands.
(GRUNTS)
(DRILL WHIRRING)
You just need teamwork, Leo.
(BOTH LAUGH)
(MOTOR WHIRRING)
- DIZZY: Excuse me, Bob! - Whoa!
Sorry, Bob!
(CHUCKLES) No harm done, Dizzy.
Watch out! Ahhh!
(GASPS)
- Oh, no! - Oh!
(GRUNTS)
Lose something, Muck?
Phew.
- (RATTLING) - Huh?
(GRUNTING)
(GRUNTS)
- WENDY: Oh. - Whoo-hoo!
(CHUCKLES) Thank you, Bob.
Always happy to help, Wendy.
- (BEEPING) - Hmm?
More building materials, Bob.
Thanks, Two Tonne.
Whoa! Stop!
(BRAKES SQUEAK)
- Ahhh! Ugh. - (LIQUID SLOSHES)
(ENGINE REVVING)
(GROANS) I guess I wasn't thirsty after all.
Going my way, Lofty?
(CHUCKLES) Everything goes your way, Bob.
Not quite everything, Lofty.
(GRUNTS)
(BOB CHUCKLES)
BOB: So we've got all the building done.
Just the parking lot to lay and a few inside things
to finish off before the grand opening.
Wow, look at that giant milkshake!
It's spectacular.
It'll be even more spectacular when it's spinning around.
Spinning around?
But that'll spill all the milkshake.
It's not a real milkshake, Muck.
It's a model.
I knew that.
And I'm going to be putting in the motor
and all the electrical to make it work.
Aw, Chef Tattie's milkshake bar will be such a fun place.
Ach, you bet it will.
- SCOOP: Chef Tattie! - ALL: Yay!
Hola. Nihao. Konnichiwa. Good day.
What are you doing here, Chef? We're not quite finished.
I know, but while you're creating my milkshake bar,
I'll be creating the Tattie-licious
Shake-tastic Surprise!
The what-y-licious what-tastic what-y?
My milkshake bar's special milkshake.
Brilliant! What's in it?
Oh, I've got no idea.
I love experimenting with new ingredients.
I just mix them all up and see what comes out.
Wow!
BOB: Okay, then, team, let's get started.
Muck, you'll be laying the aggregate.
Lofty, you'll be shifting materials.
And, Scoop, you'll be mixing the concrete
for the parking lot with Two Tonne.
So, can we build it?
ALL: Yes, we can!
CHORUS: ♪ All together, meet the gang ♪
♪ We're working as a team ♪
♪ Busy doing lots of jobs ♪
♪ A happy family ♪
♪ We are a team, team, team, team ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
Hey, Two Tonne, you know Chef Tattie's milkshake bar
is going to be a really fun place?
Well, I thought we could do something
a bit more fun with the concrete.
"More fun"?
(IN SCOTTISH ACCENT) You know, experiment with some new ingredients,
mix something up, see what comes out.
Oh, no, no, no.
You don't mess with concrete, Scoop.
We'll be making the usual concrete.
(IN NORMAL VOICE) The, uh, usual concrete?
Oh, yes, flat, smooth, and very, very gray.
Oh.
Now, I need someone to test out my milkshake creations
and tell me which one is truly the most shake-tastic.
I'm not sure I could really tell if something was shake-tastic.
Oh, it's easy.
All you have to do is just savor the frothy,
creamy, sweet, fruity, yummy scrumptiousness,
and see what you think.
I'll do it.
Okay, I'll try 'em out.
We've got ourselves a taste-off.
Hey, Scoop.
How's it going?
Not great.
I wanted to make fun concrete
for Chef Tattie's milkshake bar,
but Two Tonne just wants to make the usual concrete.
CHEF TATTIE: A handful of those and a big dollop of that.
Let's try a bit of this and one of those,
a couple of these boys.
Ah, yes.
Mmm-mmm.
I love trying new mixtures and creating new colors.
Now let's mix it all up.
(BLENDER WHIRRING)
- Wow! - (LIQUID SLOSHES)
There you go,
the Tattie-licious Shake-tastic Surprise,
at version one.
(BOTH SLURPING)
Mmm!
That is truly shake-tastic.
Mmm.
Um...
It's okay-tastic?
Mmm, only okay-tastic, eh?
Well, I need more than "okay-tastic" from Bob.
Let's try and mix up something else.
There's no way I am going to be making the usual concrete.
Today I will be mixing up
the Scoop-a-licious Concrete-tastic Surprise.
Uh, are you sure Two Tonne will be okay with that?
Two Tonne doesn't have to know.
Uh...
I'm back and ready to mix, Two Tonne.
Now, remember, Scoop,
always measure out the ingredients correctly,
or it just won't work.
That's two parts cement, two parts aggregate,
one part water, one part sand.
All right, Two Tonne, got that.
Ah, there's nothing like the usual concrete.
And this will be nothing like the usual concrete.
(RATTLING)
Am I filled up and ready to go, Scoop?
Oh, yes, Two Tonne, so let's...
(IN SCOTTISH ACCENT) Mix it all up.
(SLURPING)
So, Wendy, what do you think of version three?
Have we found shake-tastic yet?
They were all great.
That one was a delicious combination of sweet and savory.
That one was a party in your mouth.
And that one was an explosion of foamy delight.
Mmm.
Oh, not bad, then.
- Bob? - Hmm.
Um...
That one was...
Um...
Sort of...
Pink?
"Pink"?
Hmm.
(CEMENT SLOSHING)
We're off now, everyone. Let's finish everything in the morning.
Okay, Bob.
We'll just finish laying the concrete and meet you back at the yard.
(ENGINES REVVING)
Well, that's done.
Let's get back.
Whoo, whoo. Come on, Two Tonne.
No, this way.
(CEMENT BUBBLES AND SLOSHES)
Mmm.
- (SNORING) - Psst.
(SING-SONG) Scoop.
Scoop.
- Scoop! - What?
What is it, Muck?
Are you asleep?
Well, not now.
What's the matter?
I'm a bit worried about your Scoop-a-licious,
Concrete-tastic whatever you call it.
No need to worry, Muck.
I guarantee that by the end of the day,
everyone will be talking about it.
Wow! My concrete looks amazing.
It's so colorful and fun and...
And squishy...
And sticky.
Uh-oh!
Scoop, this concrete's not dry.
Oh, this concrete...
Isn't dry. I know, Lofty.
(WHIRRING AND SQUISHING)
Ew!
Oh, no!
Why isn't my concrete dry?
I don't understand it.
Come on, Scoop, back up.
Back up.
This is the strangest concrete I've ever seen.
I can't believe we left it all night and it's still not dry.
Well, you were right about one thing, Scoop.
Everyone's talking about your concrete.
Oh.
Bob.
This is all my fault.
Anyone can make a mistake, Scoop.
It wasn't a mistake, Bob.
I did it on purpose.
On purpose?
When I saw Chef Tattie experimenting
with different colors and ingredients,
it looked like so much fun,
I wanted to try something fun too.
I'm really sorry, Bob.
I'll go and clear it all off.
You know, I'd never have created my legendary
Purple Fizzle Crush Chunky Delight
if I hadn't tried mixing red currants,
rhubarb, and cheesy crackers.
That sounds, um, interesting.
But it's given me an idea.
Muck, take me back to the yard.
Okay, Scoop, I want you to try again using some fun ingredients
that don't come out of the dumpster.
Wow!
Yellow, red, and blue cement
and crunchy gravel chunks too!
And it's quick-drying.
And I'll mix it all up for you.
(WHIRRING)
Looks way better than that other mess you made, Scoop.
Thanks, Muck.
Okay, this is my last try at creating
the Tattie-licious Shake-tastic Surprise.
(BOTH SLURPING)
That's it!
That is truly shake-tastic!
What did you put in it, Chef?
Strawberry.
Just plain strawberry.
'Cause sometimes the usual is the best.
BOB: Mmm.
Maybe it needs a touch more vanilla.
I've almost finished putting in these posts for the new fence, Leo.
Can you finish up while I go get the wire to connect them?
Sure, Bob.
This big post hammer is ready for whacking.
And I'm ready with the posts.
Right!
Let's start whacking them in.
(CHUCKLING) Hold on. Hold on.
Remember to check that the posts are the same length
so they're the same height when they're installed.
Huh, okay. Okay.
This one's a little bit too long.
Now can I start the whacking?
Yes, now can we start?
Okay, I'll leave you to it.
Just be sure they're all the same height.
Ah! There we go.
Now to get whacking.
Whoo-hoo!
Okay. Next one please, Scoop.
We'll have this fence finished in no time.
There we go.
Looking good.
Oh.
This one is taller than that one.
Didn't Bob say you needed to measure and cut them to size, Leo?
Um, no need to do that.
I'll just give it another whack.
Now it's shorter than all the other posts.
Oh, uh, that's okay.
I'll give all the others a whack too.
(LEO WHACKING)
There we go.
Um...
Leo.
LEO: Oh.
Um, maybe a few more whacks.
Leo, Scoop, what happened to the posts for the fence?
Uh...
I think I may have gotten a little carried away.
Yeah, I think you've gone a little wacky with your whacking.
Look on the bright side.
At least they're all the same height now.
(SQUAWKING)
Should be a simple enough job, Wendy.
New barriers at the entrance to the town hall and paving for the driveway.
Well, if we're digging all this old stuff up,
we'll need to attach Scoop's high-powered breaker.
Yes!
I love having a turn on the da-da-da-da.
It's a breaker, Scoop, a breaker.
- You really should learn the word. - MAYOR MADISON: Bob.
Oh.
Mayor Madison.
I want everything looking perfect
for the grand unveiling of the statue.
BOTH: Grand unveiling?
A statue of what, Mayor Madison?
(CLEARS THROAT)
"A statue of the most inventive,
"energetic,
"and forward-thinking person in Spring City history."
Are we talking about a statue of you, Mayor Madison?
Yes, we are, Wendy.
How did you guess?
And when it arrives, Bob, I want you to put it right there.
No problem.
Oh, actually, I'd better take a photo of you, Mayor,
and send it off to the sculptor.
Or it won't be done in time.
Oh, dear. This thing is so finicky.
Oh, hmm, hmm...
Come on, Mr. Bentley.
I can only hold this smile for so long.
(CLICKS)
Ah, there.
All done.
I think.
There. How does that feel, Scoop?
Perfect!
I love having a turn on the da-da-da-da.
Scoop, it's called a breaker.
It's easy to remember because it's good at breaking stuff up.
Oh, I get it now.
Can I start it yet, Bob? Can I start it?
I'm so excited.
Oh, I get nervous when Scoop gets overexcited.
And he always gets overexcited when he uses the breaker.
What's the breaker?
The da-da-da-da.
Nah, da-da-da-da-da is the da-da-da-da.
No, that's just the noise it makes.
Noise what makes?
The da-da-da... I mean the breaker.
Uh, look, just try not to get overexcited, please?
Now, Scoop, you need to dig down
to the level of the string, or the rainwater won't drain away properly.
- Got it? - Yep, got it, Bob.
Can I start it up now? I want to get breaking!
I mean, careful breaking, of course.
Can I?
Please, please, please, please, please, please?
Okay, Scoop, but only if you help answer one question.
What's that, Bob?
Can we build it?
ALL: Yes, we can!
CHORUS: ♪ All together, meet the gang ♪
♪ We're working as a team ♪
♪ Busy doing lots of jobs ♪
♪ A happy family ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
♪ Everybody clap ♪
(CLAPPING)
♪ The best of friends, helping hands ♪
♪ We're working hard today ♪
♪ We are a team, team, team, team ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
Go easy, Scoop.
We don't need to dig down to the Earth's core.
Is that far?
BOTH: Whoa!
Look out, Scoop!
I just mean,
be careful with the da-da-da-da.
Okay, no need to shout.
This is so much fun!
Well, it works, Bob. It's just not working properly.
- I'll take a look. - No, no.
I think I know what the problem is.
Twist this knob,
switch the voltage...
Now, Wendy, try it again.
Looking good.
Just needed some Bob magic.
Whoa!
Uh, that might be a little fast?
(CHUCKLES) Actually, maybe some Wendy magic might be better.
Whoo-hoo! This is the life!
I love my job!
Don't you think you should slow down a bit, Scoop?
I can't hear you, Muck.
I've got the da-da-da-da on!
Shouldn't you be taking the rubble away?
Right, now I can get some real work done without interruptions.
(METAL CLANGS)
Uh-oh.
I've sprung a leak.
BOB: How are you doing, Scoop?
Uh, yeah, everything's going fine, Bob.
Just having a breather. (CHUCKLES)
Whew! This digging is hard work, eh?
Well, you're doing a great job.
(WATER BUBBLES)
Hey, did you hear that?
Don't worry, Bob.
It's probably just my hydraulics.
Oh, yeah, nothing to see here.
Well, listen, as a reward for working so hard,
you can be the first to test out the new barrier.
Really, Bob?
- That would be... Oh! - (WATER BUBBLES)
No, Bob, I'd better not.
Uh, there's still a lot to do.
Actually, we're in pretty good shape.
Come on, Scoop.
Everyone deserves a break now and then.
Uh, I've just got something I need to figure out.
It's, uh...
You go ahead. I'll see you there.
(WATER BUBBLES)
Oh, there go my hydraulics again.
Was that Wendy just calling for you?
Well, I didn't hear anything.
I'm pretty sure it was.
Oh, Gull.
I didn't listen to anyone, and now I've sprung a leak
and got to keep it covered up.
Oh, no, Muck's coming.
Actually, maybe Muck can help me.
Anything else for me to get rid of?
Uh, no, not at the moment, Muck.
In fact, you could have a little rest if you wanted.
I'm fine.
No, you look tired.
Everyone deserves a break now and then.
You know where a great spot to take five is?
Right here.
(BEEPING)
(YAWNS)
Well, it has been quite a hard morning.
Yeah, and we're in pretty good shape.
(WATER SPLASHING)
Oh...
Okay, Scoop.
Try it now.
Okay, Wendy.
There's Scoop, coming through!
That was cool!
Can I have another turn?
Of course you can, but we should let
one of the others have a turn first.
Hey, Muck, do you want to have a zoom
through the new automatic barrier?
MUCK: Oh, yes, please, Bob!
Hang on, Muck.
If you're here, then who's...
Who's what, Scoop?
Uh, uh...
Nothing. Doesn't matter.
See you in a minute.
SCOOP: Whoa! Scoop coming through!
Emergency!
Everyone out of the way!
Whoa! Ahhh!
Wahhh!
Oh, no, what happened?
Oh, Scoop, what have you done?
Oh, dear, what have I done?
What a mess.
What are we gonna do now, Bob?
About the leak or the paving slabs?
Well, one thing's for sure.
We're never gonna finish the driveway in time for the grand opening.
I'm so sorry, Bob.
It's all my fault.
I should've told you about the leak.
Yes, you should have.
But don't worry, Scoop. We'll think of something.
But the paving slabs are all broken.
They're like puzzle pieces.
Puzzle pieces...
Scoop, you've given me an idea!
Are we gonna go home and do a puzzle, Bob?
(CHUCKLES) No, Muck.
We're going to lay down some seriously crazy paving.
Ready, team?
Let's go!
(CLEARS THROAT)
(CLEARS THROAT) Hmm, yes.
Uh, quiet, please.
Quiet everyone, as we unveil this statue of, uh, ah...
Oh, one of our town's greatest heroes.
Ready, Bob?
Ready! Go for it, Lofty.
(APPLAUSE)
What is that?
Oh, dear me.
I must have sent the wrong picture.
That appears to be me
on my last vacation.
(SQUAWKS)
Uh-oh.
Well, at least someone likes the statue.
Well, that's the last vacation you'll be taking for some time, Mr. Bentley.
BOB: Thanks, Lofty.
(BEEPING)
Load ready, Tiny.
See you up there.
Time for some tower power!
(GRUNTING)
LOFTY: Whoa.
Highest crane ever!
All done, Tiny.
- LOFTY: Hey, Tiny! - Huh?
Want to play a game of I Spy?
I Spy?
You know I can see everything from up here, right, Lofty?
That's okay.
I'm really good at I Spy.
I'll go first.
I spy with my little eye
something that is...
- Orange! - TINY: Traffic cone.
No way!
Okay, Tiny, your turn!
Righty-o, Lofty.
I spy with my little eye something that is...
Um, don't spy something on the other side of Spring City, okay?
I won't.
I spy something that is blue.
Oh, something blue.
Blue... Mmm...
No, mmm...
Blue! Oh, the mobile office!
Yes!
- Nope. - Oh.
(CLEARS THROAT)
Oh, Bob's vest.
Yes!
(CHUCKLES) Nope again.
Again?
Oh, um, but...
Argh.
(CLEARS THROAT)
(GASPS) Oh!
I'm blue!
It's me! Lofty!
You spy Lofty.
Yes! It's you.
Whoo-hoo!
My turn!
I spy...
I spy that we all still have work to do.
Come on, let's get the next load, please, Lofty.
(CHUCKLES) Oh, right. Yes, Bob.
Um, see you soon, Tiny!
I can still see you both, you know.
(CHUCKLES) Still...
(LAUGHS) Still can!
Oh, gather all ye gentle folk
of ye old Fixham Town.
Don't I sound dashingly regal, Mayor Madison?
Can't talk, Mr. Bentley, busy with my checklist.
We can't have a medieval festival without a castle, can we?
Castle, check.
I'm very excited about my starring role in the festival tonight.
Oh, I wonder what my costume will be like.
Moat, check.
It will be my first major part since playing
Tap-Dancing Pineapple Number Five in my school play.
♪ La, la, la! ♪
Portcullis, oh!
The castle doesn't have a portcullis.
We'll need one of those.
Better get Bob on this right away.
(MOBILE CHIMING)
(MAYOR MADISON CHATTERING)
Oh, hello, Mayor Madison.
A new portcullis for the castle?
Of course we can do that.
We'll be there right away.
Excellent news, Bob.
See you soon.
(OPERATIC SINGING)
Portcullis, Bob to-do.
Oh-ho-ho-oh!
(HUMMING)
Okay, I'm off to ye old hat shop
to get something special for the festival.
(OPERATIC SINGING)
BOB: Okay, team, we need to build a portcullis for the castle.
Now, does anyone know what a portcullis is?
- Um... - Uh...
Is it a fish?
Oh, it's a, um...
It's like a big gate that can be lifted up and down.
It was used in olden times to keep people out.
That's exactly right, Leo.
No castle is complete without a portcullis guarding the way in.
And it looks as if we've got some repair work to do on the drawbridge too.
You're right, Wendy.
It is a bit rotten right here.
But it'll be fine, as long as none
of the heavy machines go across it.
So you three be careful not to come onto the drawbridge.
ALL: Okay, Bob.
We'll fix it before tonight's festival.
But first, we've got a portcullis to make.
That's right.
Can we build it?
ALL: Yes, we can!
CHORUS: ♪ All together, meet the gang ♪
♪ We're working as a team ♪
♪ Busy doing lots of jobs ♪
♪ A happy family ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
♪ Everybody clap ♪
(CLAPPING)
♪ The best of friends, helping hands ♪
♪ We're working hard today ♪
♪ We are a team, team, team, team ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
SCOOP: Tell us more about castles, Bob.
LOFTY: Yeah, who lived in them?
Kings and queens, and their children,
princes and princesses,
who were like young royal apprentices.
Kind of like you, Leo.
Yeah, exactly.
Just like me.
Brave Prince Fix-a-lot and his three knights in shining metal,
Sir Scoop, Sir Muck, and Sir Lofty!
ALL: Hoorah!
In the fight for peace and justice,
nothing will stand in our way!
Whoops!
(CHUCKLES)
Up you get, Your Majesty.
Now, it's time to try raising the portcullis.
It's very heavy,
so you'll both need to crank your winches at the same time.
Ready?
One, two, three!
(CHAINS RATTLING)
(SIGHS)
Make sure you secure your winch, Leo.
We don't want the portcullis to fall.
- Okay, Wendy. - (SQUAWKING)
Hey, how dare thee trespass?
I command thee to retreat, foul beast!
(SQUAWKS)
Ha! And don't come back!
Leo, is everything secure?
It is now, Bob!
(CHUCKLES)
That feathery foe was no match for the brave and cunning Prince Fix-a-lot!
(METAL CREAKING)
En garde,
take this, and that!
Hoo, ha, hoo!
(CHAINS RATTLING)
Huh?
- (GRUNTS) Ha-ha! - BOB: Leo?
Leo! Leo!
- Look out! - (GASPS)
That wasn't supposed to happen, was it?
No, it wasn't.
And now Leo is trapped.
Er... Ah! Fear not, everyone!
Nothing Prince Fix-a-lot can't fix!
I'll simply raise the portcullis like this.
(GRUNTING)
The portcullis is too heavy, Leo.
It needs two people to crank the winches.
(GRUNTING)
(EXHALES)
Guess I'll just have to find a different way out.
Another adventure for fearless Prince Fix-a-lot!
(BENTLEY SINGING OPERATICALLY)
What was that?
- (SINGING CONTINUES) - (WHIMPERS)
What's wrong, Leo?
There's someone else in here!
I think it's a ghost!
- A ghost? - A ghost?
Don't be silly.
There are no such things as ghosts.
Are there, Bob?
(CHUCKLES) Of course not.
(BENTLEY SINGING OPERATICALLY)
You don't scare me, ghostie!
You're no match for the gallant Prince Fix-a-lot!
(YELLS)
(BOTH SIGH)
BOB: There's nothing to worry about, Leo.
The important thing is to stay calm and try not to...
(YELLS) Help!
Panic.
Just sit tight, I've got the perfect plan to get you out.
That's great, Bob!
What is it?
Uh, I haven't thought of it just yet.
Bob, if we don't think of something soon,
we won't be able to get the castle open for the festival.
If only I could get inside the castle myself.
And then Leo and I could open the portcullis together.
Oh, I know, Bob.
Climb into my bucket, and I'll throw you over the wall,
just like a bag of cement.
Uh, thanks, Scoop.
But let's try plan B.
I just got an idea.
And if it succeeds, we'll rescue Leo,
and get the portcullis open in time for the festival.
But we're going to have to work together as a team.
It'll take courage, determination,
and a healthy dose of axle grease.
Can we save Leo?
ALL: Yes!
Can we fix it?
ALL: Yes, we can!
First, we're going to need to fix the drawbridge
so it's strong enough for Muck to cross.
Okay, Muck, lift the portcullis as high as you can.
Ooh, ooh, it's heavy.
Now, don't drop it until I say, "now."
Now?
Sorry, Bob.
- LOFTY: Good luck, Bob! - Phew.
Watch out for that ghost.
Uh, who's there?
Gull, is that you?
Hello, Your Majesty.
Bob?
Oh, my hero!
- (BENTLEY SINGING OPERATICALLY) - (SHUDDERS)
Oh, no!
(COUGHS)
My, my, you look like you've seen a ghost.
I didn't startle you with my fabulous vocal warm-ups, did I?
(VOCALIZING)
(CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY) Course not.
My foot's stuck.
Right.
There.
There you go, Prince Fix-a-lot.
Um, thanks a lot.
(CHAINS RATTLING)
(ALL CHEERING)
WENDY: Well done, Bob.
Well done, team.
ALL: Thanks, Bob.
The castle is ready for the festival.
Oh, that reminds me.
I'd better go and pick up the special costume Mayor Madison ordered for me.
I wonder what I'll be dressed as.
A noble king?
A knight in shining armor, perhaps?
(BELLS JINGLE)
Oh, gather all ye gentle folk of ye old Fixham Town.
Come hither through these castle gates,
and bow down to your crown.
All hail Queen Madison.
(APPLAUSE)
For your courageous rescue efforts
and restoring my castle to its grandeur,
I hereby knight you
Bob the Brave,
and commend your tremendous team and valiant vehicles.
(ALL CHEERING)
(BELLS JINGLING)
Um, hello?
Could someone help me with my hat?
(BENTLEY MOANS)
Your first lesson today, Leo,
is all about drilling holes in walls.
Oh, wow!
I love using the drill.
We're going to use it to hang Mayor Madison's favorite pictures.
For this kind of wall, we need to use
screws and wall plugs rather than nails.
First, check the drill is fully charged.
(IN ROBOTIC VOICE) Hello, Bob.
I am Robo-Leo 3000, the building robot.
I am fully charged.
(CHUCKLES) Hi, Robot Leo 3000.
Can you tell the real Leo to come back
and put the drill bit in, please?
(CHUCKLES) Sure thing, Bob.
(DRILL WHIRS)
That's it. You're ready to go.
Now, slowly at first...
That's it.
Now use a bit more power.
Bit more.
(DRILL WHIRRING)
Whoa!
No!
What happened?
It's okay.
Everything's fine.
We can fix it.
Are you sure you're okay hanging this one up on your own?
Yep, I've learned from the best.
I know what I'm doing now, Bob.
Great! Then I'll leave you to it.
(DRILL WHIRRING)
Leo, how did you get on?
Yeah, I think I know all about drilling holes in walls now, Bob.
It looks perfect.
(GLASS SHATTERING)
Oh, dear.
Um, it took me a few tries to get it perfect.
Right, Leo, your second lesson today
is all about filling holes in walls. (CHUCKLES)
BOB: Happy birthday, Curtis.
(LAUGHING) I can't believe it. How old?
Yeah, Dad, you're not getting any younger.
Mmm, thanks, Leo.
Come on, we better go.
I'm starving.
A great big lunch at Chef Tattie's, huh?
Now that's a super birthday treat.
Now, Bob, until we get back,
you'll handle things here at my garage.
Are you sure you understand how this place works?
No problem, Curtis. Relax.
I am relaxed.
Kind of.
Just remember my motto,
"At Curtis's Garage"...
BOTH: "We put the 'Service' into 'Service Station.'"
Nice one, Bob.
Well, when you're told something 10 times, it tends to sink in.
- Come on, Alfred. Let's go! - (ENGINE REVVING)
Happy birthday, Curtis!
(PHONE RINGING AND BUZZING)
(ENGINE REVVING)
BOB: (OVER PHONE) They're gone, Wendy!
It's time for part two of our secret plan.
BOB: Okay, team. This is the secret plan.
While Leo is keeping Curtis busy,
we are gonna be working on a big birthday surprise for him.
Oh, wow! Is it a pile of gravel?
I love gravel. Is it gravel, Bob?
(LAUGHS) No, Muck, it's not a pile of gravel.
We're giving Curtis's garage workshop
a complete makeover.
I love garages!
If I hadn't gone into building,
I reckon I could've been a mechanic.
"What your problem is, buddy boy,
"is your brakes are all shot."
(CHUCKLES) Well, I need you to be a builder today, Scoop,
because we're putting up a new roof,
a new sign, and, best of all,
installing a new vehicle inspection lift.
What's a vehicle inspection lift?
Well, Muck, it's a...
Uh...
It's all right, Lofty, I'll explain.
A vehicle inspection lift is a lift to raise vehicles
off the ground so they can be inspected underneath.
Exactly.
Now, we've got a lot to do in not a lot of time.
Can we build it?
ALL: Yes, we can!
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
♪ All together, meet the gang ♪
♪ We're working as a team ♪
♪ We are a team, team, team, team ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
Maybe we could just get a sandwich
from that cafe and head back.
A sandwich?
I'm just worried about leaving someone else in charge.
Oh, come on, Dad.
It's not someone else. It's Bob.
And it's your birthday.
We're about to eat at the best restaurant
anywhere in Spring City,
so just relax and enjoy it.
AUTOMATED VOICE: Prepare for lift-off.
I am relaxed.
(MACHINE WHIRRING)
Slowly...
Gently...
That's it, Lofty.
A little to the left,
and now all the way down.
It's in.
Excellent job.
Oh, that's one cool machine!
Us mechanic types know these things.
I could totally fix a car,
no problem, with the help of one of these.
What's Scoop talking about?
(WHISPERING) I don't know.
I don't think he does either.
Well, that's the final panel of roof in place.
All we need to do now is put up the neon sign
and take down the scaffolding tower.
Looks like we'll have Curtis' surprise finished right on time.
(HORN HONKS)
As long as there aren't any problems.
Uh, hello. Could somebody help me?
I... Seem to have a bit of a problem.
CHEF TATTIE: What may I do for you today?
Uh... What's the quickest thing, Chef Tattie?
The quickest? Oh. (LAUGHS)
Oh, well, the minute steak. That takes a minute.
I'll take it. What about you, son?
Don't keep the poor man waiting.
We've got places we need to be.
Um...
So what's in the fish pasta?
Fish and pasta.
Right, okay. Good, good.
And, uh...
"Ham and mushroom pizza."
What's that?
It's a pizza with ham and mushrooms on it.
LEO: And how about the burger and fries? Is that, uh...
Fries and a burger, yeah.
Mmm. Yummy.
I think I'll have all of them.
All of them? Now?
I'm a bit hungry.
(AIR HISSING)
BOB: Okay, Mr. Bentley.
I think all the tires are at the right pressure.
Yes, but I think maybe a little bit more in this one.
What do you think, Phillip?
Very well, sir.
Okay, then.
Just a little bit.
(AIR HISSES)
A little more.
(AIR HISSES)
A little more.
(AIR HISSES)
Uh, no, I think that's too much.
Bob, you've got a bit of a line building up.
(HORN HONKS)
Hiya, Bob.
Hi, Betsy. I'll be with you soon.
We need to get going with hanging the neon sign.
I know, but I promised to put the "Service"
into "Service Station."
Why don't you let out some of the air and we'll start again?
(SIGHS)
(PHONE RINGING AND BUZZING)
(PHONE BEEPS)
Uh, hello?
Leo, we're behind schedule,
so you're gonna have to stall your dad for a bit longer.
Er...
Sure thing.
So, gentlemen, how about some dessert?
No thanks, Chef Tattie.
I think we're both full,
especially one of us.
Uh...
Actually, I think I might have room for one...
Of each.
One of each?
Oh, now, that's one healthy appetite.
There. Now, what do you think, Bob?
Isn't it flashing ever so slightly too quickly?
Huh. Well, it looks okay to me, Mr. Bentley.
Or maybe it's flashing ever so slightly too slowly.
Let's check it against the other turn signal.
So how are you, Betsy?
Well, I've been better, Scoop.
I've got this funny rattle, you see?
(METAL RATTLING)
Sounds like junk in your trunk.
I beg your pardon!
You need to get that looked at quickly,
but Curtis isn't here, and Bob's much too busy.
Well, you seem to know what you're talking about.
Yes, I do, don't I? Thank you.
In fact...
Follow me!
(ENGINES WHIRRING)
SCOOP: Coming through, coming through!
Minibus in need of immediate mechanical attention.
Just pop on there, Bets.
Scoop? What are you up to?
Nothing for you to worry about.
Oh, I always get worried when he says that.
I really don't think you should mess around with the lift
before Bob checks it's working okay.
(ELECTRIC WHIRRING)
Here we go. Up, up, up.
That should do it.
Now, where's the stop button?
BETSY: Scoop?
Where's the stop button?
BETSY: Scoop!
Where's the stop button?
(LOUD CRASH)
SCOOP: Oh, no!
Betsy!
Betsy! Are you okay?
I'm fine, Bob. A small little scratch to my paint job,
but it looks like your new garage roof got it worse.
SCOOP: Oh...
I should never have put Betsy on the lift.
Now I've damaged her and the new roof.
I'm a useless mechanic.
I'm sorry, Bob.
Don't worry, Scoop.
I can handle the damage to the roof
and re-spray Betsy too.
You know, the view from up here's amazing.
I can see all the way to Spring City.
Oh, there's Curtis and Leo coming down the road.
Oh, no!
We've not finished the workshop yet, Bob.
How are we going to stop Curtis and Leo getting back?
I've ruined Curtis's birthday surprise too.
If anyone needs mechanical attention, it's me.
That's it!
Good job, Scoop! You've just given me an idea.
(PHONE BUZZES AND BEEPS)
Hi, Bob.
We're on our way back. I couldn't eat anymore.
BOB: (OVER PHONE) Listen, Leo.
We need more time to finish the workshop.
I've sent Scoop down to meet you.
He might need some, uh...
Mechanical attention.
Okay, Bob.
I get it. Bye.
(GROANS) Not so fast, please, Alfred.
Nonsense, Alfred, fast as you can!
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
(ENGINE REVVING)
(ELECTRIC WHIRRING)
(METAL CLANGING)
(ENGINE REVVING)
(TIRES SQUEALING)
(MACHINE WHIRRING)
Scoop, what's going on?
Oh, I don't feel well.
(GROANS)
That makes two of us.
Well, Scoop, what's the problem?
I've got this funny... Rattle!
Well, I can't hear anything.
Yeah, you've got to listen carefully.
Really carefully.
Really, really carefully.
(COUGHS) Rattle.
Oh, uh, I heard that, yeah.
Yes, I definitely rattled there.
(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)
All right. That's the lift, the roof,
and the sign all done.
- I think we're all ready for the birthday boy. - Not quite.
I've got one more surprise up my sleeve.
Well, you'd better hurry, because here they come!
(ENGINE REVVING)
ALL: Happy birthday, Curtis!
Whoa! My workshop!
I don't know what to say!
It was all Leo's idea,
and I baked this for you too.
That's amazing!
Thank you, Wendy.
Thank you, everyone!
And, Leo, how can I ever thank you
for such a wonderful surprise?
(GAGS)
BOB: Well, by the look of him, don't offer him any cake.
(ENGINE WHIRRING)
(HORN HONKING)
(ENGINE WHIRRING)
(GRUNTING)
Go for it, Scoop!
Thanks, Wendy. I am.
I'm so going to break my own digging record.
(SCOOP GRUNTING)
Yes! Whoo-hoo!
You've done it already, Scoop?
Bob, I just broke my own record...
Fastest ditch-digging-out ever.
Wow! Congratulations.
I bet I could break my fastest
ditch-filling-in record too!
Finished yet, Bob?
Not yet, Scoop.
- What about now? - Nope.
Oh... Now?
(LAUGHS) No!
Now I'm finished.
Scoop, it's all yours.
Whoo-hoo!
Have fun breaking your own record.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
Yes, did it!
Fastest ditch-digging-out
and ditch-filling- back-in-again ever.
I was sure I left my toolbox here.
Yes, I thought I saw it too.
Oh, I suppose I must have left it somewhere else.
Unless...
Oh, no!
I must have buried it.
(GROANS)
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
Got it! Phew!
Wendy, found your toolbox!
WENDY: Thank you, Scoop.
(SCOOP GRUNTING)
(EXHALES) Did it!
I broke my record for digging-out
and filling-in twice!
Twice, Scoop?
SCOOP: (SIGHS) Twice.
(SIGHING)
Okay, get ready! And...
- (CAMERA CLICKING) - Ah, Mayor Madison, we're all done.
Your doors are no longer squeaking.
We used a couple of drops of oil on the hinges,
and now you are squeak-free!
(GIGGLES)
Bob, we're trying to take a picture.
Oh, uh, sorry.
- Sorry. - Sorry, everyone.
Let's try again.
Remember that this is going in the Town Hall newspaper.
So say a big "cheese"!
- TOGETHER: Cheese! - (CAMERA CLICKS)
- Oh. - ALL: Cheese!
- (CAMERA CLICKING) - Why is Mila gonna be in the newspaper?
She's appearing on the children's TV game show,
Whiz-A-Quiz!
If she wins, she'll win a trophy for Spring City!
- That's awesome! - (VEHICLE APPROACHING)
Huh?
Time to go to the TV studios.
Now give me some Spring City Rockets luck.
ALL: Go, Mila!
(ALL CHEERING)
Go, Mila. Go, Mila!
Oh, oh, oh...
(CLEARS THROAT)
What's wrong?
We wanted to be in the audience
and cheer on Mila together,
but we couldn't get tickets.
I've just had a super-duper idea!
Bob can build an outdoor movie screen at the sports stadium.
Then everyone in Spring City can watch,
all of us together under the stars.
But, Mayor Madison, the Whiz-A-Quiz is tonight.
- Don't worry, Leo. I'm on it. - (DIALING)
(PHONE LINE RINGING)
- (MACHINE WHIRRING) - (PHONE RINGING)
Hey, guys. It's Bob!
(PHONE BEEPS)
Hi, team.
There's a build to be done at the sports stadium,
and the whole of Spring City is counting on us.
Okay, team, you heard Bob.
Let's get to work.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
CHORUS: ♪ All together, meet the gang ♪
♪ We're working as a team ♪
♪ Busy doing lots of jobs ♪
♪ A happy family ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
♪ Everybody clap ♪
(CLAPPING)
♪ The best of friends, helping hands ♪
♪ We're working hard today ♪
♪ We are a team, team, team, team ♪
♪ Everybody shout ♪
♪ High-five ♪
- (MACHINE WHIRRING) - LEO: Just hold it steady, Lofty.
There. Done.
(MECHANICAL WHIRRING)
One square frame to hold the giant TV.
So what's next, Leo?
Hmm, let me check.
Yoo-hoo! Lofty!
You'll never guess what happened.
I had a super-duper idea...
For me and the Spring City Rockets to make banners.
But now we need your help to hang them.
Oh, I would love to.
Marvelous! Come this way.
So, Lofty, next, I need your help
to attach one, two supports
to the back of the frame.
Uh, Lofty?
Where'd he go?
Okay.
I guess I can start building the support frames by myself, then.
Wow! Look at the size of it!
How big is the remote control?
Actually, this TV doesn't have a remote control.
My tablet will pick up a signal and send it to the TV.
Then the TV show appears on-screen.
BOTH: Wow.
Here, let me show you.
(BEEPING)
Have you forgotten your password again?
Everyone knows that.
ALL: It's "Buildernumber1"!
(BEEPING)
Oh, Bob.
There, all the banners are hung.
High-five to that!
Oh, uh, yes, um, high, uh, five.
Thanks, Mayor Madison.
You are so cool for thinking to make banners.
Cool? Me?
Well, then, how about another super-duper idea?
We could have a popcorn machine!
I'll call Chef Tattie, if you would go get it, Lofty.
- Neat-o! - Can you help us, Lofty?
Well, um...
Leo looks okay.
So, yes, of course I can help you.
ALL: Go, Lofty! Whoo-hoo!
Ah, Lofty, thank goodness.
I'm having trouble holding the frames steady.
I'll just have to finish the job by myself.
I've not done too badly so far.
(RUMBLING)
The TV should be working any moment now.
(TV STATIC BUZZING)
The tablet's picked up the signal.
But the picture's really fuzzy.
- (DIGITAL BEEPING) - How about now?
WOMAN: Thanks, Dash Lightning.
Guys?
MAN: It was nothing.
What do I always say?
ALL: With a boom! Zoom! Lightning strikes twice!
Well, I guess the TV's working.
ALL: Go, Lofty!
(ALL CHEERING)
Anything else I can help with?
How about a drink machine?
One of those slushie things.
(ENGINE STARTS) I'm on it.
Back to Chef Tattie's.
Ah, well done, Leo.
You finished the support frame all by yourself.
Now all we need is the TV.
(METAL RATTLING)
Sorry, guys, but the TV needs to be turned off now.
ALL: (WHINING) Oh, Bob!
(MOTORS BUZZING)
Uh, Wendy, we need to take the TV to the stadium.
Wendy?
Bob! Where've you been?
We need to take the TV to the stadium.
(PEOPLE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY ON TELEVISION)
Now we have everything to cheer for Mila.
Thanks, Lofty.
Oh, that'll be Two-Tonne with the giant TV screen.
(BEEPING)
Lofty, get ready to lift the screen.
And I'll make sure that Mayor Madison
and the Spring City Rockets keep back.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
(MECHANICAL WHIRRING)
Okay, Lofty, lift it up.
Hold it, Lofty.
Two-Tonne, move out.
No problem, Bob.
Lofty, really carefully, please.
Move the screen towards the frame.
There.
And, finally, we can take away the scaffold towers.
(METAL CREAKING)
That all looks nice and sturdy.
Quick, the screen is falling!
(METAL CREAKING)
WENDY: The supports are falling too!
Don't worry, I'll help!
(MECHANICAL WHIRRING)
Quick, everyone, let's move to a safe distance.
(METAL CREAKING)
Now the frame is breaking!
Leo, what happened?
Why did the supports come away from the frame?
And why did the frame break?
- Uh... - It wasn't Leo's fault. It was mine.
I left Leo without any help.
Because I wanted to help the Spring City Rockets instead.
I am so sorry.
LEO: But it is my fault.
I never should have tried to do such a big job by myself.
I'm sorry, Bob.
(SIGHS) And I'm sorry too.
I kept asking for Lofty's help.
Wow.
That's a lot of "sorrys" and a lot to fix.
LOFTY: So what are we going to do?
People will be arriving soon to watch Mila.
Wendy, call Muck and Scoop.
We're gonna need their help.
Spring City Rockets and Mayor Madison,
I need you to find something for people to sit on.
Can we fix it?
ALL: Yes, we can!
And this time, Leo,
I'll make sure I'm there to help you.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
MALE ANNOUNCER: So, Mila, to win the trophy for Spring City,
here is your final question.
What should you put on door hinges to stop them squeaking?
Is it A, water.
B, oil.
Or C, salt?
I know!
Bob used this on Mayor Madison's squeaky doors.
The answer is B, oil!
- ANNOUNCER: Correct! - Yay!
(ALL CHEERING)
All thanks to my squeaky doors.
(APPLAUSE)
Bob, do you think we could keep the TV in the yard?
And whose idea was this?
ALL: Wendy's.
(WENDY SIGHS)
(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
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