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**
* Bob the Builder *
* Can we fix it? *
* Bob the Builder *
* Yes, we can! *
* Scoop, Muck and Dizzy, and Rolly 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! *
-Wendy! We're off to Mr Sabatini's now.
-Okay Bob!
-I'll be back for lunch.
Repairing the wall shouldn't take too long.
Okay, team?
-Can you fix it?
-Yes we can!
-Hello, Mr Bentley. How's the jogging going?
(PANTING) Very well, Wendy, thank you for asking.
I'm timing myself with this stopwatch, you see?
Oh yes. I'm two minutes faster
than I was on Tuesday.
-Well done! Keep it up!
-Of course I was three minutes slower on Thursday
when my leg was playing me up.
And as for Friday...
-Hello? What's this?
Ohhhhh!
-On. Off. On. Off. Ho ho.
It's one of them watchstop things.
Ooh! Spud can have some fun with this. Ha ha!
-There you are, Mr Sabatini.
You won't have any more trouble with that wall.
-Ah! It's a good job, Bob. It'sa smooth.
It'sa flat. It'sa...oh I donna how to say this, Bob.
-What's the matter? Is something wrong?
-No! No no no no no. Notta wrong.
It's justa leetle bit plain.
-Oh. Right. I see what you mean.
Mmm. How about some tiles?
-Yes! Letsa cover da wall in bee-yu-tee-fol tiles!
-Okay.
I'll pop along to JJ's supply yard and pick some up.
What colour would you like?
-I wanna yellow!
No. Green.
-How about red?
-Red! Yes!
Or blue.
Oh it'sa notta so easy to choose, Bob.
-Don't worry, Mr Sabatini.
I'll bring back lots of different colours
and then you can make up your mind.
-You stay here, Dizzy.
I'll need you to help me with the tiling.
-Okay, Bob.
-See you later.
-Purple? -Pink?
-Ahh... 'ows about da cherry red?
-Or orange? Like me! That'd be brilliant.
-Cherry? Orange? Is somebody making a fruit salad?
-Ah. Meester Dixon.
-Parcel for you, Mr Sabatini.
-Oh wow! I wonder what it is?
-Maybe it's a melon for your fruit salad. Bye now.
-Fantastico! I larve da soccer!
-Me too!
-To you, Deezy.
-It's dribbling Dizzy!
Look at that cement mixer move!
-Ha ha ha! Blue, green, yellow, red,
whatever Mr Sabatini wants, we've got it.
-That's the trouble. He can't decide.
I thought I could take him selection
and let him choose.
-Good idea, Bob.
I'll send Trix along with all the colours in stock.
How's that?
-Great. Come on, Muck.
-Okey-dokey! Let's get cracking on those tiles, eh?
-Now Trix. Relax.
First I'll go and have me pie.
Then we'll sort out the tiles.
-Ha, ha ,ha Lovely...
-Over to you, Mr Sabatini. Hup!
-Hey. I show you my famous Sabatini Special.
You watcha good now.
-Ohh! Mamma Mia!
-Hmmm...
(PHONE RINGS)
(SIGHS) Ooooooh.
-Hello? Bob the Builder.
-What's that?
Yes... slow down...
Broken window? Oh dear.
Okay... I'm on my way.
-Come on, Muck.
Bit of an emergency with Mr Sabatini.
-Er, Bob! Have you forgotten?
I need Muck this afternoon.
-She needs me, too, Bob.
-And me.
-I need all of them, Bob.
-Oh Sorry, Wendy. Of course you do.
Don't worry, I can walk.
-Mamma mia. My beautiful window.
-But it was a brilliant kick, Mr Sabatini.
-Oh dear. What a mess.
-Oh, Bob. Canna you feex it?
-Don't worry. We'll soon have this mended.
-Oh thanka you, Bob.
-I'll get some new glass from JJ's.
And I'll see how they're getting on
with those tiles, too. Back soon!
-Bye, Bob.
-Red ones. Blue ones.
Yellow ones. Green.
-Hello. How's tricks, Trix? Gettit? Ha ha ha!
-Oh. Hi, Spud.
-Pink ones. Purple ones...
-What are you doing?
-I'm taking this huuuuge pile of tiles to Mr Sabatini.
-Here! I can time you with my watchstop!
-Time me? I'm the fastest forklift in the world!
-Oh yeah? Well let's see how long it takes you
to go all round the town and back to the pizza shop.
-Easy Peasy.
-On your marks... get set... go!
-Hello? JJ?
-Hello Bob. What can I do for you?
-I need some glass for Mr Sabatini's shop window.
-No problem, Bob.
-There. That should be the right size
and Trix can carry the glass to Mr Sabatini's
along with the tiles. Trix!
Trix!!!
Where's she got to?
-She must have gone already.
-Oh dear.
And the rest of the team are out with Wendy.
-I know! Why don't we carry it?
It's not that far.
-Oh... er... okay, JJ.
-Slowcoach!
Can't you go any faster than that, Trix?
-Right, Spud! I'll show you how fast I can go!
-Slow and steady does it, Bob.
-Aaaaaagh!!! Whooaa!!
-Hang on, Bob! Hang on!
-Wow, I've got it! I've got it!
-Phew!
-That's it, left a bit.
-Woah woah woah woah! Steady, right a bit.
-Woahh!
-Nonononono!
-Whoo! Huh ho ho! Almost lost it there!
-Ahh, ooh, that's it...
-Ha ha ha haaaa! Nearly there!
Put a wiggle on, Trix!
-My new window! Bellissimo!
-And all in one piece.
Just.
-Bob! Look out!
-Oh no!
-I canna bear to watch!
-Oh...
...you are still here.
-Oh no! All those lovely tiles smashed to pieces.
-Oh crumbs! Sorry JJ!
-Why were you going so fast?
-Spud was timing me.
-Spud! I might have known.
-Somebody mention my name?
-Yes, Spud.
And since you like timing things so much,
why don't I just take this...
...and time how long it takes you
to sweep up all this mess.
-Yes, Bob. Sorry, Bob. Spud's on the job, Bob.
-Oh Bob, oh, ho, my stopwatch.
I was wondering where that had got to...
-Heya, Bob! I cook you a pizza.
To thanka you for alla your help eh.
-Oh, that's great! You know, I was starting to think
I'd never get to eat lunch today.
-What do you want me to do with these, Bob?
-Well, I'm not really sure.
-Mamma Mia! I have a fantastical idea!
No time to eata now, Bob.
-Mosaics!
-Um - pardon?
-Mosaics!
Pictures made from da leetle pieces of da tile eh?
That'sa what I wanna you to make on da wall.
-Oh...mosaics. Erm, right. Of course.
But... what picture would you like up there?
-I know justa da theeng!
-Well, Mr Sabatini. What do you think?
(LAUGHING) Oh, Bob. What can I say?
I love it to pieces! (LAUGHS)
And now you stay for the football, yes?
(BOB'S STOMACH GURGLES) -Oops! Ha. Sorry.
I think I really ought to get back for some lunch.
-Thatsa what I mean.
Not play football.
Eat football.
-A special pizza. All for you, Bob.
I make it looka like da football! How you like it, eh?
-Ahhhh! (TILES SMASH)
-Smashing!
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