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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! *
-Morning Bob. Are you ready to go to Mr Beasley's?
-Mr Beasley's? Oh, oh can I come?
-Well we don't really need you today Dizzy,
we're going to change the boiler.
-Ohh! Please Bob!
-Oh ha! OK Dizzy!
In fact, you can carry my toolbox.
-Take it straight to Mr Beasley's,
and we'll meet you there after we've picked up
the new boiler from JJ's.
-Yippeee....
-Can we fix it?
-Yes we can! -Yes we can!
-Er, yeah bye everyone.
-Hello Mr Beasley!
-Oh eh hello Dizzy.
Have you come to fix me boiler?
-No, I'm just bringing Bob's tools.
-Thing is, I wanted to ask him about
these strange noises.
-What noises?
-Banging noises all over my house.
Why don't you come and have a listen?
-Me?
-Oh, ok Mr Beasley.
-Hello Molly, I see Mr Beasley's boiler's arrived.
-Oooh I see something else has arrived as well.
-Oh yes - the rabbits!
I'm looking after them for Mrs. Broadbent.
-Ahhh!
-Right Scoop, let's get the boiler loaded.
-No prob, Bob.
-We'll need some copper pipes
and fittings too please Molly.
-I'll just get them for you.
-Oh er, well I can't hear it now but if...
-What do you think it is?
-I don't know Dizzy.
-You don't think it could be a...
g-g-ghost?
-Ooh 'eck! I hadn't thought of that...
Or maybe it's aliens from another planet.
(BANGING NOISE)
-Aggh!
-That's it! That's the banging noise.
-I'm getting out of here!
-Dizzy! What's the matter?
-Oh there was this terrible banging
in Mr. Beasley's house.
I think it's a ghost.
-Ha ha! There's no such thing as ghosts, Dizzy.
The noises are the old pipes for
the central heating system.
-Sometimes when the boiler gets old,
the pipes make a banging noise when
the hot water goes through them.
-That's why were putting in a new one.
Come on we'll show you.
-No...er it's all right Bob... um...
I'll just go back to the yard. Huh...see you later.
-Ha ha! Bye Dizzy.
-You know, I don't think it is aliens after all.
It sounds like a little animal under the floor.
-I know -- it'll be a mole. They live underground.
-Don't worry, moley -- I'm coming!!
-Oh no - these tools are too small,
I need something big to get the floorboards up...
I know!
I've got a crowbar at me allotment,
ha that'll do the trick...
-Right, everything's unloaded.
I'll go and get started upstairs.
-What's that hose pipe for Wendy?
-It's to drain the water out of the pipes.
-Why do you need to do that?
-So that Bob doesn't make a mess
all over Mr Beasley's house when he fits
the new boiler.
-Oh yeah, I see.
-Muck pass me those sacks please.
I need them to put the old pipes in.
-OK Wendy!
-Oh dear! They are a bit tatty.
Look at all these holes!
I know, let's pop over to JJ's to get some new ones.
-That's funny -- it doesn't sound like banging -
now it sounds like water! Oh dear!
Maybe there's a river running under me house!
Oh no!
-If I let the mole out first,
then I can try to block off the river.
-Aaargh! What was that!
(BOB BANGING)
-It's louder than ever!
There must be hundreds of moles down there!
I'd better get these floorboards up right away.
...oooff!
-Right that's the old pipes off.
Now for the boiler.
-Ooof! There we are.
-Oof! ...Argh!
(CROWBAR BANGING) -Oooh! Err!
-Ho ho! That banging made me jump!
But where's it coming from?
It can't be the pipes.
Wendy's drained the water out of them already...
-Hi everyone!
-Oh -- hi, JJ! Have you lost something?
-Shh! Trix accidentally let all the baby rabbits
out when she tried to give them some food.
-Oh no!
-Look here's one! I'll try and catch it.
-Oops! Oh he got away!
-I've caught the others Dad.
-I'm afraid we couldn't catch the last one.
-Oh dear...
-Don't worry -- I'll help you find him in a minute.
But first, what can I do for you Wendy?
-Have you got some sacks, JJ?
-I think there's a couple round here somewhere.
-Ah yes! Here we are.
-Oh thanks JJ. Right Muck let's go.
-Ok dad, lets see if we can find
that last baby rabbit now.
-Er, that's got it!
-Oh! What's happened?!
...I was just ... Well...er.
-Ah you're back Wendy.
-What's going on here?
-I think I've got a mole under me floor.
He's making a lot of banging!
-Sorry Mr. Beasley?
-The banging noise was coming from your old pipes.
-Ah, But what about the water?
There must be an underground river down there!
-That was me draining the water out of your old pipes.
-Ahh ah but THEN I heard really loud banging.
-Oh ha ha!
That was me, taking out the old boiler
-Ha ha yeah of course ha ha-
I'm right good at sorting these little mysteries out...
-Hee hee...yes!
Right, we'll we'd better get on Wendy.
-Er... why don't you let me do that, Mr Beasley?
-Oh ok Wendy! I'll go and clean meself up then.
-But you won't have any hot water
until I've finished the boiler.
I know - why don't you go
and have a wash back at the yard.
-Oh, that'd be champion, Bob!
-Right Muck. Can you take the boiler to the dump and
Leave the sack of old pipes at the yard?
We'll take them to be recycled tomorrow.
-Oh and can you give Mr. Beasley
a lift back to the Yard?
-Oh, er...OK Bob. Come on Mr. Beasley.
-Right you are Muck!!! Hee!
-And that was when the banging started.
Bang, bang, bang it went.
-But what was it Dizzy?
-Well... Bob said it was the old pipes
but I thought it sounded like a ghost.
-Frrreaky!
-Mr Beasley, what's happened to you?
-I've been working Dizzy.
Got a bit dusty so Bob said I could use his bathroom.
-Mr Beasley! Listen -
(CLATTERING SOUNDS)
-Oh 'eck, the banging's in Bob's yard as well!
-Maybe you've brought the g-ghost.
-It must be in me boiler!
-Oh no!
-Don't you worry Muck, just put it down...
very slowly...
(HAMMERING)
-Oh oooooooooh er...
I don't like it...
-Maybe we should try and talk to it.
Er, hello... Ghost in the boiler...
-Hi everyone,
-AAAAaaarrrgh
-ssssshhhh, quiet Scoop...
-Mr. Beasley's talking to the ghost in his boiler.
-There's no such thing as ghosts!
-But listen Bob...
-Hang on a minute...
the noise seems to be coming from this sack.
-Oh ha! Look! It's a rabbit.
-Oh, it's the one Molly was looking for.
-The banging was the rabbit knocking the pipes
against the boiler.
-You know I didn't think it could be a ghost!
Not for a moment.
He-hey I'm right good at
sorting these little Mysteries out!!!
**
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