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* Bob the Builder *
* Can we fix it? *
* Bob the Builder *
* Yes we can! *
* Scoop, Muck and Dizzy *
* And Roley too *
* Lofty and Wendy *
* Join the crew *
* Bob and the gang have so much fun *
* Working together They get the job done *
* Bob the Builder *
* Can we fix it? *
* Bob the Builder *
* Yes we can! *
* Pilchard and Bird *
* Travis and Spud *
* Playing together Like good friends should *
* Bob the Builder *
* Can we fix it? *
* Bob the Builder *
* Yes we can! *
Right Scoop.
You and Lofty are coming with me to Farmer Pickles'.
We'd better be off too, Muck.
I should make a start on those cabinets.
Yeah!
They're to go in the new museum extension that's
opening soon.
But, Wendy?
Can I come too?
Please?
I've never seen a museum ha ha.
Oh, I don't see why not.
Ho ho! Oh great!
Thanks Wendy.
Can we fix it?
Yes we can!
Er, yeah. I think so.
You see, Bob; it's all this rain we've been having.
It's made my field so muddy nothing's gonna grow in it.
No problem, Farmer Pickles.
We'll lay these pipes to drain the water off.
Right!
Let's get started then.
[drilling]
Ooh!
What's that you've got there, Mr. Ellis?
Lots of things.
Things that tell the story of the town and what it used
to be like in olden days.
See this?
It looks like an old pot.
It is an old pot.
A very old pot - from the Bronze Age.
It's more than four thousand years old.
It means that there've been people living round here
for, ooh, well for -
For ages! Wow!
Ha ha ha ha!
Wow indeed!
* [working music] *
Hang on Scoop!
There's something down there.
Umm, who, who, what is it Bob?
It looks like...a whopping great bone.
Huh, It's too big to be a cow's bone, but it just
might be a dinosaur's bone!
A d-d-dinosaur?
It's all right Lofty.
The dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.
There aren't any around these days.
Can I help, Bob?
I think this is a job for an expert.
We should ring the museum.
You've found a what?
Er, Bob's on the phone, Mr. Ellis.
Eh, he thinks he's found a dinosaur bone.
Would you like a word with him?
Is that right Bob?
A dinosaur bone?
Oh Wonderful!
I'll be right over.
Er, ooh, where exactly are you?
Oh my!
This is wonderful.
I've dreamed about finding one of these since I was a lad!!
This looks like a vertebrae,
and another, and here's a -
You know what I think we've got here?
A stegosaurus!
That's incredible, Mr. Ellis!
I thought, erm, Bob said it was, er, a dinosaur.
A stegosaurus a sort of dinosaur.
Eh, I think.
Well, Bob. That's about the lot.
And do you know?
I think we might have found a complete skeleton.
Is that good?
Good? Ha, ha Good?
It's fantastic!
A complete skeleton is very rare.
Right!
I'll go back to the museum and err,
organize some transport for the bones.
I can take them, Mr. Ellis!
Well, thank you Scoop.
But these bones are very fragile.
They might get broken inside your scoop.
I'll have to call in some special help.
But, I, er, I, I will need someone to guard them
while we're waiting.
I could do that, Mr. Ellis!
Good idea, Scoop.
And I'll fetch a tarpaulin from the yard
to protect them.
Come on Lofty.
There!
That should protect them from the weather.
And I'll protect them from everything else!
Right, Lofty.
Let's go and see how Mr. Ellis is getting on
at the museum.
* [marching drumbeat] *
Hallo Scoop.
Wha? Oh, er, It's you.
Yes.
What are you doing?
I'm guarding some very important bones.
I found them, you know!
Ooh! Let's have a look! Go on!
Sorry, Spud.
These are dinosaur bones and I'm not allowed to let
anyone see them.
Not even a little peep?
No.
Oooh, I'll, er, I'll let you see the bones I found
if you let me have a look at yours.
Where?
In that field over there.
They're much bigger than your bones.
Really?
Yes.
And I'm not allowed to let anyone see mine, either.
Well, Mr. Ellis won't mind if I just take a quick look.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Now then let's -
Corr!
Spud?
Were you making up stories?
I couldn't find any bones.
Spud?
Where'd he go?
Ah. Scoop.
I've come to collect the bones.
Right you are, Mr. Ellis!
Wonderful.
Quite wonderful!
Oh dear!
And I was sure we had a complete skeleton.
Oh well.
I'll just have to make the missing bones out of plaster.
Aaah, never mind, Mr. Ellis.
Yeah! Hee hee!
It'll still look brilliant!
Yes. But a complete Stegosaurus would have made our little
museum famous all over the world.
Maybe there are still some bones left in the field.
I'll go back and have a look.
Poor Mr. Ellis.
He was so disappointed.
Bob?
You don't think the missing bones might be the ones
Spud found? -Spud?
Yes. He told me he'd found some even bigger bones
in the next field.
But when I went to look, I couldn't find them anywhere.
Erm, Scoop?
You didn't leave our bones unguarded,
did you?
Only for a minute Bob.
It was when...
When, aah no!
Spud!
Spud?
Spud.
Roll up! Roll up!
Come and see the fiercest, most scary fierce dinosaur ever!
What's that, Spud?
This is a Spudulosaurus!
Looks like a lot of old bones to me.
Where did you find them?
He found them under a tarpaulin.
Didn't you, Spud?
I, er, I might have done.
Well, they're not yours, Spud.
They belong to the museum.
And we're going to have to take them back.
Oh, oh, sorry, Bob.
I, I, was only looking after them for a bit honest.
There! Isn't it magnificent?
Oooh, it's, it's, it's, great!
Who'd have thought that dinosaurs used to live
round here?
Oh, oh I'm glad they don't now!
Huh, I wouldn't like to be chased by one of them!!
Well, Bob; Wendy; thanks for all your help.
I'm sure the museum is going to be a great success -
especially with eh your cabinets eh.
Eh, And I'd like you to give this to Scoop.
For finding the skeleton in the first place.
Thank you Mr. Ellis!
Ooh! What is it?
You'll see.
Mr. Ellis said this was for you, Scoop.
A reward for finding the skeleton.
Wow! A toy stegosaurus!
Whoops! [meow]
Oh dear!
Hmph, sorry, Pilchard.
Ho, oh, aaah...poor Pilchard!
Hee hee!
If she's frightened of that, just think what she'd be
like if she saw a real dinosaur!
Hee hee. Or a dizziosaurus!
Ha, ha, ha.
Raaaarghh!
Oooohhh!!
Or a scooplodicus!
Rrrrrrrr!
Oy, oy, look out!
In comes a roleydactyl!
Arrk arrk!
And the mighty muckasurus Rex!
Raaaarghhh!
Raaarghhhh!!!
Rr, rrr, rrrr, rrrraaa
7* [theme music] *
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