Speaker A
This is going to be brilliant. Anytime you like, Chips. I can't believe you built me a super fast dragon coaster.
Digby and Chips build a superfast dragon coaster with Grumpy's help, overcoming challenges and sharing fun adventures in their treehouse.
Key Takeaways
- Teamwork and creativity can solve complex problems like building a superfast coaster.
- Recycling and repurposing old materials can lead to fun and innovative projects.
- Believing in oneself is important to overcome challenges and achieve goals.
- Sharing and including others in fun activities strengthens friendships.
- Imaginative play and persistence lead to exciting adventures and happy outcomes.
What the video covers
- Chips builds a superfast dragon coaster but it needs improvements to go faster and be more exciting.
- Digby and Chips seek Grumpy's help to engineer a better coaster using recycled junk and materials.
- They face challenges finding and organizing the junk, which turns out to be Grizzle's old stuff.
- Grizzle initially wants her things back but joins in the fun after trying the coaster.
- Digby and friends try creative ways to deliver a big barrel of nuts to Chips's treehouse as a surprise.
- They attempt using a catapult to get Digby and the nuts up the tree, leading to some comical moments.
- Digby learns to believe in himself and successfully flies using the catapult with Grumpy's support.
- The coaster becomes a permanent fun attraction, enjoyed by all including Grizzle and Mango.
- The story includes themes of teamwork, recycling, problem-solving, and friendship.
- The episode features lighthearted humor, magical elements, and engaging character interactions.
Chapters
- 00:00Building the Superfast Dragon Coaster
- 02:27Seeking Grumpy's Engineering Help
- 05:27Searching for Materials and Organizing Junk
- 08:33Discovering Grizzle's Old Stuff
- 11:04Planning to Deliver Nuts to the Treehouse
- 12:17Catapult Idea and Challenges
- 16:58Digby Flies and Coaster Success
- 20:31Fun and Friendship with the Dragon Coaster
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Speaker A
I didn't exactly build it, Chips. And if you don't go soon, I'm going to have to put it down.
Speaker A
Right. [screaming] Ready for my super fast dragon ghost ride? Yes. [screaming] I'll count down from 20.
Speaker A
20. 90. Go. Okay. [screaming] That was a little disappointing. Going to put it down now. I need to go faster, faster, faster. I know.
Speaker A
Yes. [screaming] Cool. Digging me. This isn't working. We're going to need Grumpy's help. Yes.
Speaker A
Why? 'Cause he'll know how to make a super fast dragon coaster work properly. Good idea. Let's go and find him.
Speaker A
I can't find it. It's not here. Found it. You dumped all this old junk out here.
Speaker A
You did. No, I didn't. I suppose you'd like a go of my paddle ball game, Mango.
Speaker A
Oh, yes, please. You can after you've cleared up all this mess. But where shall I put it all?
Speaker A
Do I have to think of everything? Hey, Grumpy. Why are you carrying that around?
Speaker A
We're trying to build a super fast dragon coaster. This one's too slow and straight.
Speaker A
A dragon coaster ride will have to take some serious engineering. And you're going to need loads of stuff. Holes, rope, something to sit in.
Speaker A
Told you he'd know what to do. Come on, Dy. Where are we going to find loads of stuff? Don't forget that.
Speaker A
I'll get my tools. Meet you back at Chips's treehouse. Loads of stuff. Stop. [music] Super fast dragon coaster stuff.
Speaker A
[music] Come on. Huh? Searching for stuff is tiring work. Chips, I've got to stop and rest.
Speaker A
We'll never find any stuff at this rate. No. No. I thought I'd clear everything up.
Speaker A
Where's [screaming] my paddle game? You were using it to hit yourself with, remember? Oh, you must have got rid of it with the junk.
Speaker A
Does that mean I can't have a go? Where did you take everything? Good question. Let me think.
Speaker A
Nothing. We found nothing. We'll never have a go on a super fast dragon coaster ride now.
Speaker A
It's raining chairs. Amazing. Uh-oh. Huh? Why have you got all that junk in your tree? Chips. I didn't put it there.
Speaker A
Chips, just don't move. Ah, well done. You found loads of stuff. Actually, the stuff found us.
Speaker A
This doesn't look good. Got it. Oh, [screaming] [music] Buy one another again. I know where I put everything.
Speaker A
Oh, in the tree. The tree. Yes. Which tree? Well, you know, the one that's full of spirally stuff.
Speaker A
You did it. I did. [laughter] What? What did I do? You dumped everything in Chips's treehouse.
Speaker A
This I have to see. Not bad, Grumps. All recycled, of course. Ready, Chips? Go, go, go, go, GO. [screaming] This is going to be brilliant.
Speaker A
The squirrel's going to be so upset. [cheering] No. Well, does that mean he likes it? Oh, it's brilliant.
Speaker A
One more time. How dare you have fun with my things? Your things, Grizzle. We found them in Chipsy's treehouse. They're all mine, aren't they, Mango?
Speaker A
Oh, wow. Mango. Oh, yes. It's all Grizzle's old stuff she doesn't want anymore. A Grizzle's old stuff that she loves and wants back.
Speaker A
But, but it's my super fast dragon coaster ride. Grumpy built it. Well, Grumpy can unbuild it because it's my stuff and I need it all.
Speaker A
Oh, well, we didn't know it was yours, Grizzle. Sorry. Perhaps you and Mango would like a go on it before we pull it down.
Speaker A
Well, yes. Can we have a go, please, Grizzle? But if it makes you happy, I suppose I'd better.
Speaker A
Think she still wants it all back? Hooray. She's having too much fun. Come on, Mango. One more time.
Speaker A
I think the dragon coaster's here to stay. And while you wait your turn. Oh, you mended it.
Speaker A
Thanks, Grumps. [music] Oh, see? Now Chipsy's house in the trees. Barrel of nuts. Go up, please.
Speaker A
Fantastic. Not fantastic, Fizzy. Digby, your face has gone all gobliny. Oh, Grumpy. Hello. Uh, you can, um, stop feeding my face now.
Speaker A
Oh, sorry. What's going on here? Yesterday, Chips gave me some nuts to make a big nutty cake. So, I've collected some special ones for him to say thank you.
Speaker A
A Chips will love them. We just saw him at Albert's shop. He'll be back soon.
Speaker A
Oh no. I wanted to leave them in his house as a surprise, but I can't lift them all the way up there. I'll have to try a specially powerful spell.
Speaker A
We'll deliver the nuts up there for you. Really? Yeah. I mean, how hard can it be to get a little barrel of nuts up a tree?
Speaker A
Okay, but I wouldn't call it a little barrel. It's more of a big barrel. Huh?
Speaker A
That's more of a huge barrel. Oh, so you can't deliver it. Don't worry, Fizzy. We'll find a way.
Speaker A
Yay. Will we? Oh, brilliant. I'll go to Albert's and stop Chips from coming home too quickly.
Speaker A
I really want the nuts to be a surprise. I'll give you a whistle when we're done.
Speaker A
On that thing, small things can be very powerful. H I've got it. If we build a catapult, we could spring me up.
Speaker A
Digby, all we need to do is for you to carry it up the stairs.
Speaker A
But I'm too big to fit in there. Hey, don't be so gloomy all the time.
Speaker A
You'll fit. Well, if you're sure. Ice cream. Ice cream, ice cream. Hi. Hi, Fizzy. I just got some pistachio ice cream from Albert. He never normally has pistachio ice cream, so I'm off home to enjoy it.
Speaker A
Stop. Hold on. I've, I've got something important to tell you. Oh. What's that? Um, uh, well, the thing is, uh, I [screaming] spy. Um, I, I haven't played it in ages. So, uh, so come on, come on.
Speaker A
I, I'll start. But my ice cream. I spy with my little eyes something beginning with, um, come on, Fizzy.
Speaker A
T. Something beginning with T. Tree. How did you get that so quickly? Well, you know. See you soon, Fizzy.
Speaker A
Wait. It's your girl. Lift the barrel higher, Dig. I told you I wouldn't bet. If we'd used a catapult, we'd go.
Speaker A
That's my nose. Oh, Grumps, please get me out of here. [sighs] Thanks, Grumps. Grumps, we need another plan. [music] Um, something beginning with I. You say something beginning with I. [groaning] I, I, I, I, ah, finger that doesn't begin with I.
Speaker A
Ice cream. I scream. Oh, you are too good at this. That's enough ice for this year. See you soon, Bizzy.
Speaker A
No, no, no. Don't go. I, um, [crying] uh, what? Um, tell me all about your top 20 nuts [snorts] again.
Speaker A
Oh, well, sure. I mean, obviously hazelnut is a traditional, um, nut, but the almond's making a comeback. And wait, hold on. You fell asleep when I told you about them before.
Speaker A
Did I? Well, won't this time? Oh, this is a great one, Rose. It is, isn't it?
Speaker A
That's about right. Yeah. Looking good. Get deep down. Just hold on. That's what I'm doing.
Speaker A
I've got an idea. M you not again. Ah, Grumpy. This is not going well.
Speaker A
[snorts] Favorite nut number 11, the acorn. The acorn comes from oak, Chipsy. Are you asleep? What?
Speaker A
Oh, no, no, no. You, you were saying the walnut. The walnut was number 19.
Speaker A
Oh, I've got a collection of my top 20 nuts at home. Come with me and I'll show them to you.
Speaker A
No, Grumpy hasn't given me a signal. What? Uh, nothing. Come on, Grumpy. We've tried a couple of your ideas. Now it's time we tried one of mine.
Speaker A
Grumpy, you want to be fired into the air by catapult and then you'll fly up to Chips's treehouse. It'll never work.
Speaker A
Oh, you're probably right. It was a silly idea. Unless you've got a really good catapult.
Speaker A
Cool. Slow down. You're moving too fast. I want to get home before my ice cream melts.
Speaker A
Chips, don't take another step. What is it? A squirrel hawk? A nut burglar? Not a slimy forest bumper.
Speaker A
Slimy forest bumper? No. I, I just don't think you should take another step until you've seen my new scary face.
Speaker A
I've, uh, well, I've been working on pulling a new one for quite some time now and, uh, come on, Fizzy Puff is so scary he'll freeze with surprise.
Speaker A
Okay, got it. What do you think? He's gone home and there's been no whistle. Chips, stop.
Speaker A
You can do this, Dy. You've just got to believe that you can walk. Just don't start thinking you can't, that it's impossible, that you're doomed to fail.
Speaker A
Uh, okay. Hope that helps. Three, two, one. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No, no, no.
Speaker A
Oh, no. Digby, are you okay? I'm fine. I'm great. I flew, Grumpy. I actually flew.
Speaker A
Wow. Amazing. Thanks, Grumpy. My catapult worked. Brilliant. And we got all the nuts up here.
Speaker A
In that case, s
Speaker A
Your nuts. chips. They're a thank you for the ones you gave me yesterday. Wow. Wee. Oh, you're so kind, Fizzy.
Speaker A
Oh, that's okay. It was nothing. Nothing. Um, where did you get these from? Oh, you know what? I found them all in a hole by Apple Cross stream. Four paces from the bendy tree.
Speaker A
That's it. How did you know? Oh, it's my top secret unfindable nut store. You've given me my own nuts.
Speaker A
Oh, sorry Chips. That's okay. I'll just find another top secret and findable nut store.
Speaker A
Dickp, put this barrel down there, will you? What's wrong with them? Maybe they're hungry.
Speaker A
Oh no, my tool box. My tools. All soaking wet. Why did it have to rain last night?
Speaker A
Oh, the table. At least my own bread isn't ruined. Hello. What do you want?
Speaker A
Yeah. Hey, Grumpy. Who's your new friend? Just a greedy little snail. Looks like he's brought [music] someone else with him.
Speaker A
Boy, off the table. Grumpy, you've got yourself some pet snails. Pet snails. I need pet snails.
Speaker A
I need some oat bread. Follow me, mango. Keep up. Oi. Off the table. Annoying snails.
Speaker A
You like them? Really? Come on. Come to Grizzle. Oh. Oh, no you don't. No snails allowed on Scotty.
Speaker A
He's coming quick off the table. Is that more rain? O. No snails allowed on Scotty or the table.
Speaker A
What about on your hat? Huh? Definitely out of bounds. No. God can get rid of them, Digby.
Speaker A
Further, further. No grumpy. Where's the tit snail? He's eaten all of my oat bread.
Speaker A
He can't have eaten all of it. Well, it's all gone. Off of that. Greedy snails eaten all of my oat bread.
Speaker A
Now there's nothing for breakfast. Grumpy's just having one of his grumps. I'm sure he likes you. Really?
Speaker A
Wait here. Grumpy. Here. Snailies. Come and get the yummy oat bread. That's it. nails and new cats.
Speaker A
Grumpy, the snails only want to be your friend. But they're sliding over everything and eating my breakfast. I'm not coming out till they've gone.
Speaker A
Uh, Grumpy, they have gone. What? Good. Don't need any pet snails. Especially not cute, titchy ones that sit on my hat and eat my breakfast.
Speaker A
Snails. Snails. Snails. Hello, snails. You're my pet now. Cooch. Okay, pet snails, jump, sit, grizzle, did we?
Speaker A
Uh, you two haven't seen any snails, have you? Oh, yes, we've seen. Yeah. Yeah, we see loads of snails all the time. Um, a real nuisance. Can't get rid of them. Uh, okay. But I'm looking for grumpy snails
Speaker A
about so big. Have you got them? Uh, Grizzle. The snails. What snails, The snails in the basket. What basket?
Speaker A
The basket that's down there. Grumpy snails. Get it, I need my pants. Here, grab this.
Speaker A
Thank you, Digby. You saved me. Go. [music] Quick. Come on. Go. [screaming] Thanks, You saved me.
Speaker A
Yes, I Where's that basket? The snails. They've gone. You're back. Back to eat more of my own bread, I expect.
Speaker A
Huh? Hey, the other snails have been tricked and now they're in trouble. Let's go.
Speaker A
Snails. Snails. Snails. Snails. Snails. Snails. Snail. Gotcha. So love me. What's so funny? [crying] My smiles.
Speaker A
[music] Don't worry. I'm coming. [music] Careful. Grumpy. You fake now. I've got you. You saved them.
Speaker A
[music] My pet's nails. Gone. Gone. Gone. Well, you could have a pet basket. It's not fair. I haven't got a pet to feed or play fetch with or to tickle or cuddle.
Speaker A
You can cuddle me. [crying] Come on, Grizzle. Give a tickle. There. Finished. Oh, Grumpy. Not again.
Speaker A
You're letting them stay. No. All right, then. See, I told you you liked you. Really?
Speaker A
Red Roffus flapped his powerful wings and soared into the air. Below the giant boulder of ice rumbled towards the [music] little town.
Speaker A
But then red roofers roared out of flame and melted them. [screaming] Call yourself a dragon, huh?
Speaker A
Huh? You can't even fly. What kind of dragon is that? Huh? Huh? Yes. What kind of dragon is that?
Speaker A
Come on, Yes. Come on, M. Are you okay, Digby? I think so. But Grizzle's right, isn't she? I'm not a proper dragon. Of course you are.
Speaker A
You're amazing. But I can't fly, Chips. I can't fly or breathe fire like Red Roffus.
Speaker A
Well, I'm sure there's something you can do that even Red Roofers can't. Really? Um, I don't know, Fizzy. I'm not sure I'm fairish.
Speaker A
Oh, it's a magical way to be. I have always wanted to try a spell.
Speaker A
Exactly. We'll start with something simple. Making flowers. With a flick of fairy powers, make a bunch of pretty.
Speaker A
What's this? They look like wheat. Flowers. That's what I meant to say. Okay, my turn.
Speaker A
Not so hard. You have to be gentle. Gentle. Okay. Uh, with a fleck of fairy powers, make a bunch of pretty flowers.
Speaker A
Woo! This is brilliant fun. I've decided being like a fairy isn't for you after all.
Speaker A
Now, if you don't mind, thanks to you, I have to work on an undoing spell.
Speaker A
I don't know, Chips. I'm not dragony. I'm definitely not like a fairy. What am I?
Speaker A
Maybe you're squirrely like me. You see, a dragon's exactly like a squirrel, except squirrels are smaller with hair.
Speaker A
The teeth are different, and the ears, of course, nose, too. But, you know, apart from that, they're exactly the same. You really think so? Of course.
Speaker A
Come on. This is my squirrel gym. Wow. It's how I keep in shape. Now, watch this.
Speaker A
Tada. See? Easy. Now you try. Remember, it's all about being light and Skippy. Okay, I can do this.
Speaker A
Are you a squirrel? Well, I I said, are you a squirrel? Yes, I am. I am a squirrel. I [screaming] am a squirrel.
Speaker A
I'm alone. Ow. Run. Squirrel. [screaming] Diggby. I said light and skippy, not clumsy and smashy.
Speaker A
I could try again. or not. It's so easy for you, Roffus. You're a proper dragon. The only thing I'm good at is being grumpy. I'm as grumpy as Grumpy.
Speaker A
Hey, that's it. I'm not a dragon or a fairy or a squirrel. And that's when I realized I should be a goblin, just like you, Grumpy.
Speaker A
Being grumpy is the only sensible way to be. And maybe if I'm a goblin, that means I'm good at fixing or making things.
Speaker A
Makes a sort of sense, I suppose. Okay, watch me. Slow and steady with the hammer. Not too soft or too hard.
Speaker A
Yeah. Now you try. And remember, do it grumpily. [clears throat] Oh, Digby, you're no goblin. You're more like a clumsy giant.
Speaker A
No. What am I, Roffus? If only I could fly like you. To soar through the air and be a dragon. A real dragon.
Speaker A
Chips. Um, have you seen Digby? I think I was a bit mean to him.
Speaker A
Not seen him since he wrecked my gym. Oh, I think I was mean to him as well.
Speaker A
Come on, maybe Grumpy's seen him. Well, I was so grumpy, I got grumpy with Digby. And after I got more grumpy with him, he got more grumpy, which made me even more grumpy. We get it.
Speaker A
Poor Digby. We all let him down. Come on, let's go and find him. Hop on. It'll be quicker.
Speaker A
Dig. Dig, where are you? Oh, there he is. Well spotted. Now come on, Scotty. Up the hill.
Speaker A
[music] Hey, dig me. Can we have tea with us? Tea and sparkle cupcakes. Oh, just tea.
Speaker A
Watch out, bro. What was that? Don't worry, I'll fix it. Ah, it's this bolt here.
Speaker A
Uh-oh. No. I'm coming. Ow. Take me. I know. [screaming] You think me? [music] [screaming] [sighs] [panting] Amazing.
Speaker A
Hooray. You did it. That roar dig. Wa! So brave. So strong. You saved us.
Speaker A
Strong? Yeah, I suppose I am. That's what made me a bad fairy, a bad squirrel, and a bad goblin.
Speaker A
But what makes you a brilliantly amazing good dragon? You even sort of flew for a bit.
Speaker A
I want to be a dragon, too. And me, listen to my roar. [screaming] I'm following you like [screaming and groaning] go long chips.
Speaker A
This longer Even longer. This is going to be the best cut ever. No crab apples.
Speaker A
Grumpy, you would be my best catch ever. Oh, sorry, Grumpy. Are you okay? Oh, it's fine. Nothing broken. Now, if you'll excuse me.
Speaker A
Chips. Sorry Grumps. I just get so excited when we play cone ball. Grumpy, what are you off to?
Speaker A
Taking my box to the top of Bird's Eye Hill. Ooh, what's in it? Nothing special. Archie delivered it this morning.
Speaker A
I bet it is something special. Is it nuts? We could come with you if you like. I've never been up Bird's eye hill before. I'd rather you didn't.
Speaker A
What's in the box, Grumpy? It's a long way up that hill, Grumpy. We could help you carry it.
Speaker A
Come on, Grumps. Let us keep you company. It'll be fun for all of us.
Speaker A
Okay. But no one touches my box. Woohoo! Day for Grumps. And no more annoying questions, please.
Speaker A
Yep. Yep. Yep. What's in the box? No. Manga, the box. I need to know what's in it.
Speaker A
Do you think there's something inside? Of course, there's something inside. Something special. Let's fly up and follow them.
Speaker A
Who came? Mango. Are there nuts inside? There are no nuts. Check. [music] Peanuts. No nuts.
Speaker A
Hazelnuts. There are no nuts in the box. A rowing boat. What? A rowing boat full of temps.
Speaker A
[groaning] Okay, which way now? Check the map. Whoa. Ah. Uh, how do we know which way to go without the map?
Speaker A
It's this way. Well, how do you know that, Chips? Well, because I've been at the air before millions of times.
Speaker A
Then why didn't you say? You didn't ask. No. Can you see them? No, but I can see a pretty paper bird.
Speaker A
Oh, no. We're walking from now on, Great. What are we going to do now?
Speaker A
Simple. Come on. We haven't got all day. Does he ever think before he speaks?
Speaker A
Chips. Crumpy's carrying a very large box. And you're a squirrel. Oh, wait. I'll climb up and then pull you up, Grumpy. Yeah, I was going to say that.
Speaker A
Which way did they go? I know. Really? Oh, yes. Um, eeny meeny miny moeny weeny tiny toe.
Speaker A
Ow. That's it. This is not a good idea. Chips. Careful. Just a little pebble.
Speaker A
We did it. Come on. We haven't got all day. You're welcome. Mooney meany mipe wobbly wibly.
Speaker A
What was I choosing again? Footprints. I don't think I was choosing footprints. Dragon squirrel grumpy goblin. That's the way that Uhoh.
Speaker A
How much longer, chips? Just one more corner. I thought we were supposed to be going uphill. Exactly.
Speaker A
Ah. Oh, we're back to where we started. You said you've been here millions of times.
Speaker A
Squillions. Gazillions. Um, hang on. This is bird's beac. No chips. This is bird's eye hill.
Speaker A
Ah, cool. I've never been there before in my life. I've learned something important today.
Speaker A
What's that? Never listen to a squirrel. Can ball. Anyone? We made it. Wow. Oh, what a view. Oh, you Oh, NO.
Speaker A
[screaming] Hang on, Greg. Ow. Ow. Mango, please take me home. I don't care what's in that box.
Speaker A
Amazing. Let's do it again. Uh-oh. That does it. I'm going back up that hill and this time I'm going alone.
Speaker A
Oh, we let Grumpy down. Yeah, we did, didn't we? Town ball. Oh, you didn't think so.
Speaker A
Hi, guys. You seen Grumpy? There's been a bit of a mix up with his box.
Speaker A
Con balls. There's been a mistake. What a complete waste of time. Grumpy, sorry to bother you, but is this yours?
Speaker A
My telescope. [music] Thank you. That's why you wanted to come up here. You can see all over Apple Cross with that telescope. Amazing.
Speaker A
We'll leave you to it, Grumps. Come on, Chips. Go long. How long? Really long.
Speaker A
[screaming] Take a look, Dicky. Apple Cross looks amazing. You sure? Mhm. Go on. This is brilliant. I can see as far as Grizzle and Mong goes.
Speaker A
I'm glad you both came. Even if you did make me grumpy on the way.
Speaker A
More grumpy than usual. Grumpy. Gently, One. There's a one in [crying] another one. Ow. You're enjoying this, aren't you?
Speaker A
Amazing. Best catch ever. Silly squirrel. Did you see me? I called it. [screaming] I'm doing my best here.
Speaker A
What you got in there? It was a ton. I know. That's because I'm carrying everything. [music] [laughter] What are you two up to?
Speaker A
Thanks. No problem. Uh, are you going on a long trip? We're off to the beach to camp for the night. Amazing. Oh, brilliant.
Speaker A
Why? Tomorrow's the summer solstice, a celebration of the longest day of the year with an especially early sunrise.
Speaker A
And the beach has a brilliant view. Wow. I'd love to see the special sunrise. I'll meet you super early on the beach.
Speaker A
Oh. Oh, count me in, too. Well, best you go home and get a good night's sleep, then.
Speaker A
I'll be in bed in 10 seconds. Okay, maybe 20. I'm already in bed. See you tomorrow.
Speaker A
Come on. We need to get that TENT UP BEFORE DYING. ALBERT. WOW. Night night cuddle.
Speaker A
No. Just can't sleep. Oh, turn it. A whisk. A barometer. Did you pack the whole store, Albert?
Speaker A
That barometer will tell us what the weather's going to be like. Might be chilly. Archie, unpack the tent first. Let's get that boat up. Uh, the tent was the one thing you were supposed to pack in your rucks sack. Albert,
Speaker A
sorry. It's fine. I'll just walk all the way back to the store and get it.
Speaker A
Archie, wait. I have an idea. [snorts] [sighs] What's that? Sorry, Diggly Big B. I can't get to sleep. I'm too excited. I thought you'd be wide awake, too.
Speaker A
Actually, no. Oh, but you're wide awake now. Chips, you can stay here if you want, but we need to get some.
Speaker A
Yes. Sleepover. Oh, now what shall we do first? How about a game or a snack?
Speaker A
Sleep. We have to get up early to see the sunrise, remember? Yep, you're right. Sleep it is.
Speaker A
You won't even know I'm here. Promise. Wow. Doesn't that look cozy? Uh, how are we both going to fit?
Speaker A
Just have to sleep tough to two. Ah, that's better. A night next to your smelly feet. Great.
Speaker A
My feet aren't smelly. I washed them last Tuesday. Chips, could you move over a little?
Speaker A
Sorry. Ah, maybe if I just turn around. That's a bit better. Oh, what are you doing down there? We need to be up early, remember?
Speaker A
Top to toe is a good idea, Albert. We'll be fast asleep in no time.
Speaker A
Ela, nights. [music] Sorry, Digby. I couldn't sleep. Thought a midnight snack could help. want.
Speaker A
No thank. Please just [music] finish so we can both get some sleep. Hurry up.
Speaker A
All gone. Finally. Oh, I'll sleep over here. Then I won't disturb you again. Okay, thanks.
Speaker A
The tick tock when the wind blows the rocks. Why are you singing in the middle of the night? It's a lullabi. My mom used to sing this to get me to sleep, but for some reason it's not working.
Speaker A
But that's because you're not supposed to sing to yourself. Oh yeah, silly me. Hey, maybe you can sing me the lullaby.
Speaker A
I'll teach it to you. There's only 10 verses. Um, that's a tasty from the chips. I really want to get some sleep because we have to be up early for the sunrise.
Speaker A
Sorry, Digby. I'll go and find somewhere else to sleep. No, Chips. I just want you to be quieter.
Speaker A
No, it's best I go. Goodbye, Digby. I'll be off now. Good night, Chips. Wait.
Speaker A
Oh, sorry. Forgot my cuddle net. A to [music] sleep. Maybe we could camp with Albert and Archie.
Speaker A
Funny time for a boat trip. Hey, Cuddle Nut. I see they're asleep. It's a funny [music] place to leave some oars. Oh no, Cuddle Nut. They're oars.
Speaker A
How are they going to get back to shore without them? Wake up, Albert. Archie got to get help. Chips.
Speaker A
Chips. EMERGENCY. ALBERT AND ARCHIE. Come quick. No. [crying] Albert. Archie. Wake up. Rise and shine.
Speaker A
[music] Don't worry. I've got a plan. [music] Yes. Now you're drifting out to sea. Oh yeah.
Speaker A
touch. Oh yeah. Okay. [music] Yes, we did it. [sighs] Excellent night's sleep. Ouchie. You awake?
Speaker A
Morning, Digby. Morning, Chips. I see you made it up in time. But why are you so out of breath?
Speaker A
Long story. Wait. Look. Wow. Worth getting up early for or hardly [music] sleeping at all. Hey, chips.
Speaker A
Right. Ah, it's so beautiful. So peaceful. Anyone got any breakfast? Yeah. There's someone in Albert's rat.
Speaker A
Well, no, there isn't. You forgot to bring breakfast, too. Well, at least we got to see the summer solstice sunrise chips.
Speaker A
Oh, chips. Wonder why the boats wet, Albert? No idea, Archie. Ready, steady. And this straw race is on. Vick is in the lead and chick's already playing catch up. It's all tricks. We enter the final stop.
Speaker A
We have a winner. Y. It's so hot today. Best of three. Okay, we'll need more water.
Speaker A
Oh, looks like my flowers need a drink, too. Here it comes. Huh? Where's the water?
Speaker A
The tap must be broken. Emergency. Scotty's out of water, and no water means no steam.
Speaker A
Oh, sorry, Grumpy. The tap's broken. Albert's tap wasn't working either. He couldn't even clean his shop windows.
Speaker A
Oh, how Albert loves cleaning his shop windows. Maybe the taps aren't broken. Maybe there's just no water in them.
Speaker A
No. Does this mean I won the straw race? A [laughter] watch it. What's this?
Speaker A
It's a pipe, What does it look like? I'm using it to fill my new pool.
Speaker A
That looks nice and cool. Mango, my pool. But it's so hot and I carried the shopping. There was no water for a drink at Albert's.
Speaker A
That's strange cuz Albert said Apple Cross has a water shortage. Does it look like there's a water shortage?
Speaker A
Well, now get pumping. I'm getting hot here. You're right, Digby. Nothing wrong with the tap.
Speaker A
Oh, no. We'll never find out for sure who's the fastest drinker in Apple Cross.
Speaker A
I think you'll find Scotty is more important than your little game. Wait, it's worse than all of that. Look at the flowers.
Speaker A
Exactly. Imagine what's happening in the rest of the wood. Plants will wither. The ground will crack.
Speaker A
Oh, nut trees could fall down. No nut trees. No nuts. We have to do something.
Speaker A
But what? I know. Oh, no. Not a spell. I wasn't going to say spell. I was going to say rain dance.
Speaker A
I knew this would come in handy one day. A back scratcher. Grandpa Crotchet's clockwork divining rod. It can find water, which means we can dig a well. And the grass will be saved.
Speaker A
Yes. And you just wind here AND maybe we should leave the rain dance for now.
Speaker A
Nonsense. I just need to be a bit more funky. My dancing wings will help. Now, where did I put them?
Speaker A
Great. A funky dance or a magic stick. Our water problems are solved. Hey, hang on. All of the water and Apple Cross comes from the stream. Maybe we should investigate.
Speaker A
Right behind you. [laughter] Time to get into my swimming cozy. Don't forget your rubber ring.
Speaker A
This would better be full up by the time I get back. Don't even think about it.
Speaker A
[snorts] Oh no. I've never seen the stream so low. This is serious chips. Yeah. Where have the squaltches gone?
Speaker A
No water means no squaltches. No squelches. Oh, it's a disaster. Well, almost no squelches.
Speaker A
I found water, didn't I? You did a teeny tiny bit and some mud. Okay, we need lots of water. I just need to recalibrate the thingy and or just the what's it and [laughter] this is terrible. Where's the water
Speaker A
gone? Look, a pipe. It's taking the water somewhere. But where? Only one way to [music] find out.
Speaker A
I'm on to something this time. I can feel it. [screaming] [groaning] Well, yes, obviously. But you can't drink sea water or use it for the plants.
Speaker A
Maybe if I flick this switch and Oh, that's better. [screaming] [clears throat] How do I look?
Speaker A
[music] Um, like an elf in a swimsuit. Pools ready. About time. Now stand back. This is going to be brilliant.
Speaker A
Russell, what are you doing? A forward double somersault with pike. What does it look like I'm doing? What? No wonder there's no water in Apple Cross. You've taken the last of it.
Speaker A
Doesn't have your names on it. It's mine as much as it's yours. Yes, but we all have to share it.
Speaker A
Grizzle, do you know what you've done? Thanks to you, Fizzy's flowers are all welting. Scotty ran out of steam and we couldn't settle a straw race. We need to get rid of this pipe.
Speaker A
Leave that alone. [crying and screaming] Now look what you've done. fix my fool and get pumping.
Speaker A
Coming through. Oh, this thing's useless. I'm not so sure, Grumpy. There must be water here.
Speaker A
Don't you silly. If there was water down there, I wouldn't have needed to do all that pumping, would I?
Speaker A
Maybe you're right. How ridiculous. Water down there. Wet enough for you, Grizzle. Oh yeah.
Speaker A
Yes. Still got it. I don't know why you're so gross, Grizzle. This is not what I had in mind.
Speaker A
Thanks for sharing your water with us, Grizzle. BRILLIANT. [laughter] Drinking race anyone. What to do? What to do?
Speaker A
tidy up or have a super duper mouthwatering milkshake. [gasps] Milkshake. Hello. Anyone home? Archie.
Speaker A
Hi, Kitty. I've brought something for you. A piece of paper. Oh, that's just a delivery note. This is what I brought.
Speaker A
Oh, I think I know what it is. The Be a Good Fairy spell book. The bossiest book in the world.
Speaker A
A bath time. Yuck. Strapped to the back of a bike. Whatever next. No. Where's that wizzy? Izzy I'm supposed to be teaching.
Speaker A
Spellful. My name's Tizzy. Izzy. I know. Now, I'm here to turn [music] you into a proper fairy.
Speaker A
Follow me. Today's lesson's about to start. Do you want to come and keep me company, Archie?
Speaker A
I'd like to, but but I still want to deliver something to Grumpy. Good luck with your lesson.
Speaker A
Izzy, lesson time. I'm ready to begin. Spell book. And where better to begin than at the beginning? Read, please.
Speaker A
A good fairy always helps others. Okay, finished. Time for a break. No, no, no, no, no. Milkshake till you finished lesson one. You have to go and find someone to help.
Speaker A
Okay, that won't take long. I'll be back soon. Milkshake. Don't be long. Fizzy Izzy.
Speaker A
Fizzy. Slow down, chips. Can't slow down. Having too much fun. Whoops. Hia. What are you two doing?
Speaker A
Moving my nuts to a new nut store. Or we will be when Grumpy comes to collect them. Woo! Can I help? You see, a good fairy always helps others.
Speaker A
Of course you can. Catch me to me. I guess next. Don't worry. We can all kill them.
Speaker A
No, leave it to me. Stand back. Very busy. Couldn't we just Well then, nuts. Don't be slow. Hop. Hop to it. Off you. [crying] Go.
Speaker A
Come on. Go. Go. Go. Huh? Easy, what have you done? Well, I'm not sure.
Speaker A
That's Archie. It sounds like she's in trouble. Great. Someone else to help. Come on, you two.
Speaker A
Don't hurt my teeth. Not this. chasing me. She definitely needs my help. [screaming] Archie.
Speaker A
Oh, are you okay? Sorry, Archie. I was trying to help. That's all right. Everything's broken.
Speaker A
Archie, look. Oh, he's punctured. I'll never be able to deliver Grumpy's nut now. Somebody say nut.
Speaker A
A nut for Grumpy's train. Nuts. Oh, don't worry, Archie. I'm going to manipul. And that will help Grumpy get his knot. And I'll get my milkshake.
Speaker A
Uh, stand back. Very at work. Okay, put your tire over there and don't fill yourself with uh Oh, yeah. [screaming] Great spell, Fizzy. Yeah, that was really cool.
Speaker A
Not sure it's that cool. Oh, really? It was the best magic ever. Oh. Oh, no. Oh. Oh. Oh, no. No, no.
Speaker A
Goodbye. Fizzy, come on. Let's help Archie. Oh, I'll never get to drink my milkshake.
Speaker A
Fizzy, what does a good fairy always do? Help. What are you waiting for? [music] Where's that Archie? Without that nut, I'll never get you finished. Scotty, you went this way.
Speaker A
Huh? About time. Archie, where's my nut? Scotty's not going to fix us up. Hey, how did you do that?
Speaker A
Wow. What? [music] Come back. I love you. Okay. [music] Wow. Wo. Oh no. Ah, Grumpy, you're safe.
Speaker A
Being stuck up a tree is safe. Jump, Grumps. That's definitely not safe. I'll catch you.
Speaker A
You won't. I will. I have to help someone today. You'll really catch me. Of course.
Speaker A
Here goes nothing. Oh, Grumpy, are you okay? Uh-huh. These thorns break my th What happened to the wheel?
Speaker A
Ah, this is all my fault. I've tried to help everyone, but I've only made things go wrong. I'll never get my milkshake now.
Speaker A
Milkshake? Yes. Spellbook said I had to help someone before I could drink it. But I haven't helped anyone. That's okay, Fuzzy.
Speaker A
No, a good fairy would know how to help. She'd probably point her wand at that wheel and and say something like, "Grumpy goblin, have no fear. I'll make your wheel rise up here and the wheel would come back." But I'm not a good
Speaker A
fairy. I'm just busy, is he? Nothing I do ever helps. Uh, busy. What? Huh?
Speaker A
Um, thanks Fizzy. Did I just do that? Uh-huh. Then I did help. Mhm. Mhm.
Speaker A
Then I am a good fairy. A very good [music] fairy. Oh, now I can have my milkshake.
Speaker A
Lizzy Wizzy. I've been looking for her for ages. Have you seen her? Oh, we all have, Spiel book. She's been helping us in her own way. Really?
Speaker A
Yeah, definitely in her own way. [music] I'm coming. Milkshake. [music]
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