Pip Ahoy! Pip Ahoy! S02 E018 Runs in the Family
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00:00PEPPA'S FAMILY ARE ON HOLIDAY IN THEIR CAMPERVAN
00:06Good morning my little piggies
00:08Good morning Daddy Pig
00:11I love camping
00:13Since we're in the countryside, I thought we could spend the day looking at nature
00:18Good idea Mummy Pig, let's watch a nature program
00:22One of the wonders of nature, birds
00:25How lovely
00:28Shush, shush little birdie, we can't hear our TV
00:33Oh Daddy Pig, there's no point being on a camping holiday and just watching TV
00:39We can do that at home
00:41Er, good thinking Mummy Pig
00:43There are lots of fun places we can visit
00:46There's Tree World
00:48What's Tree World?
00:50Tree World is a big forest full of trees
00:53It sounds a bit boring
00:56Or there's Potato City
00:58What's Potato City?
01:00There's a tour of the potato fields ending with a potato tasting
01:04Sounds interesting
01:06Or there's Duckland
01:08What's Duckland?
01:10It's a wide river full of ducks
01:13Duckland! Let's go to Duckland!
01:17Peppa and George love ducks
01:20How do we get to Duckland?
01:22The campervan can guide us
01:24Hello, where are we going today?
01:27Duckland please
01:29Follow the road ahead in a straight line
01:33We're going to Duckland in a campervan
01:37Welcome to Duckland
01:41How many tickets please?
01:43Two adults and two children
01:46Enjoy the ducks
01:49Where are the ducks?
01:51Maybe they're on holiday
01:53Let's have our picnic lunch
01:56The ducks always turn up
01:58When we have picnics
02:01Peppa and George love picnics
02:05Look, it's the ducks
02:08Stop Daddy, we need bread for the ducks
02:13Alright
02:14Hello Mrs Duck
02:16Here come more ducks
02:18All our brothers and sisters are here
02:21And here come more ducks
02:23It's for Granny and Grandpa ducks
02:26And here are all the aunties and uncles
02:30That's the last of our picnic gone
02:33Ducks, say thank you to Daddy Pig
02:37You're most welcome
02:40I love Duckland
02:44It is time to go home
02:46I wonder what's the shortest way home
02:48Drive straight ahead into the river
02:52Oh, are you sure?
02:54Yes, drive into the river
02:57But we can't drive in the river
02:59Yes, it's talking nonsense
03:02Please press the blue button
03:09The campervan is driving into the river
03:13Our campervan has turned into a boat
03:16I wasn't quite expecting that
03:18Welcome to the car of the future
03:22Look, it's Grandad Dog and Daddy Dog
03:26Ahoy there, Daddy Pig
03:30Ahoy there
03:38Drive up the next hill
03:42You have reached your destination
03:44We're home
03:46Thank you for a lovely holiday Mrs Campervan
03:49Ho ho, you're most welcome
03:55It's nice going on holiday
03:57But it's nicer to be back in our own little house
04:01Good night my little piggies
04:03Good night
04:14Good night my little piggies
04:44Let's head to Salty Cove to join Pip-Boy
05:14Let's join the submarine
05:16See what's beneath the sea
05:19Or ride the jolly bubble train for free
05:23Good night
05:25Up in the lighthouse Pip can see
05:27That it's another day of sunshine
05:30And so much seaside fun
05:32Good night
05:37Oh, a sailor's life for me
05:39A sailor's life for me
05:41My bucket needs a coat of paint on her
05:44A bit done by sea
05:46Oh, hello there me hearties
05:49I've given my old boat a bucket and extra coat of varnish
05:52So she won't spring a leak and sink
05:55Look Uncle Skipper
05:56I've made a toy boat out of driftwood
05:59Oh, that's a beauty
06:02Let's see how she sails
06:05Stop her
06:06Come off, you're too heavy
06:08Put her back into her basket
06:10Oh, no, no, stop
06:12What are they up to?
06:14Pip's got a boat
06:18Look at it go
06:19You've got a natural talent for boat building Pip
06:22Thanks Uncle Skipper
06:24Not surprising though
06:26It runs in the family
06:28What do you mean Captain Skipper?
06:30Pip and I, well we come from a long line of boat builders
06:33Do we?
06:34Oh yes, in fact my Uncle Brick
06:36Your great uncle built a bucket
06:40Wow, great Uncle Brick
06:43Was he a big boat builder?
06:45Oh yes, and you're just like him
06:48I've got a photo back at the lighthouse somewhere
06:51Elba, that's what I want to do too
06:54Build a real boat like my great Uncle Brick
06:57You will Pip, one day
06:59Why not today?
07:00After all, didn't Uncle Skipper say it runs in the family?
07:04Just need to find a few things I can use
07:07Wait for me
07:15Careful Captain Skipper
07:18Sorry Hopper
07:27What is my old photo album?
07:33I've got it
07:34Oh good, I can stand still
07:36Why do you want it?
07:38I want to show Pip how much he looks like his great Uncle Brick
07:42There he is, Uncle Brick
07:45Just after he built the bucket
07:48Pip does look like him, just a bit smaller
07:53Aha, just what I need
07:55Me too, nice fresh juice
07:59Ahoy Pip
08:00Hello there Elba
08:01Would you be wanting a refreshing orange juice?
08:03Oh yes please Mrs Finn
08:05I'd like one of these empty boxes please
08:08Here you are Elba, and help yourself to a fruit box Pip
08:11I've far more than I need
08:13Thank you Mrs Finn
08:15Thanks Mrs Finn, you make the best fruit juice ever
08:19Oh I owe that to my Granny
08:21She taught me everything I know
08:24Juice making must run in your family
08:26Haha, juice running in your family
08:30You know Elba, I think you might be right
08:33Thanks Mrs Finn
08:37Billy, now you wait here for me
08:39You can play with the boats while I buy myself a new broom
08:45Hello Pip
08:46Hello Elba
08:47Hello Billy
08:49What are you doing?
08:50I'm going to make a boat
08:52Boat building runs in my family
08:55What runs in our family then?
08:57Only your nose Billy
08:59Come on, blow
09:06Now what shall I do with the old broom?
09:09Pip, I think Mrs Badger's old broom handle might be useful
09:13May we have it Mrs Badger?
09:15Yes, though I can't see what use you'll make of it
09:18For Pip's boat
09:21Thank you
09:23Oh la la, this is too old and peppered with holes
09:28It must go
09:30That's perfect
09:32What? Who said that?
09:35Me
09:36Oh quelle surprise
09:38I thought the tablecloth was talking to me
09:41If you don't want it anymore, we'll have it
09:44Here, take it, you can have it if you want it
09:49The Eclairs always have the best tablecloth
09:53It runs in my family
09:55Thanks Madame Eclair
09:58Don't mention it
10:00Have we got everything we need Pip?
10:02Not quite, but Pasty's bound to have something we can use
10:08Pasty, you've collected so much stuff
10:13Thanks Elba, I do have a very good collection
10:17I found these pram wheels this morning, are they any use?
10:21Wheels? Oh Pasty, on a boat?
10:24Some boats have wheels
10:26Boats don't have wheels Pasty, you crusty crab
10:30Paddle steamers have wheels
10:32You can make a paddle steamer Pip
10:34Thanks Pasty, but I'm building a sailing boat and they don't have wheels
10:39A paddle, that could be useful
10:43Look, two stretchy ropes
10:46Yes please Elba
10:48That's it, I have everything I need to build my boat
10:52Thanks very much Pasty
10:54You're welcome Pip
11:00Let's build a boat to sail, sail upon the sea
11:04With room for me and Elba and a picnic tee
11:09Any room for a seagull?
11:10Maybe, maybe
11:12Let's build a boat to sail, sail upon the sea
11:16With room for Pip and Elba and Hopper and Pasty
11:24We've built a boat to sail, sail upon the sea
11:28With room enough for me and you and Hopper and Pasty
11:35Ta-da! It's finished, my first ever real boat
11:40Wow, it needs a name Pip
11:43Yes, I'm going to call it the Brig, after my great uncle Brig, the boat builder
11:51You look just like your great uncle Brig
11:56Thanks Uncle Skipper, can I try it out on the water?
12:00I'm afraid it's not watertight Pip, you'd sink
12:05I wanted to build a boat that would float
12:09You will one day Pip, you'll be the best boat builder there's ever been
12:15The best boat builder since my great uncle Brig you mean?
12:18Oh yes, that's him
12:22You do look like him Pip
12:26Uncle Skipper, who's that?
12:28That's your great aunt Mabel, she loved sailing but not on water
12:34Got terribly seasick, so Uncle Brig built her a special boat that she could use on land
12:41A boat with wheels?
12:43Yes, she broke the Salty Cove land speed record in that beauty
12:48Wow! Amazing! Pip, I've had an idea, come on
12:54Where are we going?
12:55To see Pasty
12:59Ready Pasty?
13:01Ready Pip
13:02Ready Elba?
13:03All set, ship shape and ready to go
13:06Here goes
13:12Wow! Look at Pip's boat go
13:16It's flying
13:18No, it's wheeling
13:25This is brilliant
13:28I love sand sailing
13:31Just like his great aunt Mabel
13:34It runs in the family
13:41Smile Pip
13:48Your turn Elba
13:50Can you look after this please Captain Skipper?
13:53Can I have a go too please?
13:55Of course you can Pasty
13:57Helmet please Pip
13:58I've got my shell
14:00Make sure it's nice and snug Elba
14:03Room for a little one
14:12Great picture Elba, sand sailing is brilliant
14:20They certainly think so
14:23Yeah!
14:25Pip's boat will never be a-floating on the sea
14:30But sailing on the sand runs in the family
14:37Come back and see us again won't you?
14:39Goodbye shipmates, bye bye
14:53Bye bye
15:23I think I'll try it out too
15:26These are honey bees because they make lots of honey
15:30And this is how they do it
15:32Bees gather nectar from flowers
15:34Now nectar is a watery sugary substance
15:36And bees love it
15:38That's why you often find them on brightly coloured flowers
15:41Now they suck up this nectar
15:43And they take it to bees in the beehive
15:46To be made into honey
15:48Every hive has a queen bee
15:50And like all queens she has workers to tend to her every need
15:54Some of them bathe her, others feed her
15:57Some of them guard the entrance of the beehive
16:00Whilst others build up wax foundations where she can lay her eggs
16:04And some of them even store the honey for her
16:07Now here at Charlton Manor School they have three beehives
16:11Which means we're in the presence of three queen bees
16:14Your majesty, your majesty, your majesty
16:19Now look at this milkshakers
16:21We've just taken this out of the beehive
16:23And the bees have actually built this honeycomb out of wax
16:27And inside the honeycomb
16:29There's all the lovely honey
16:36Each bee produces a twelfth of a teaspoon of honey
16:40In its entire lifetime
16:42As you can see that's a tiny, tiny amount milkshakers
16:45It'd be a shame to waste it, eh?
16:48Oh, it's lovely
16:50Bees are hard-working, clever creatures
16:52So that's why I want to take a closer look
16:55Bye-bye milkshakers
17:01Ah, well done, Kevvy, that was amazing
17:03I fancy some honey on my porridge this morning now
17:06Good morning to Cooper, I know you love Little Princess
17:08Well, let's go and have a bath with her right now
17:15Milkshake brought to you by Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn
17:45I don't want a bath
18:07What a lovely warm evening
18:09I wonder if the princess is still up
18:12Move over, Puss
18:14Princess, is that you?
18:16No
18:20Why are you hiding?
18:22Bath time
18:24Don't you like baths?
18:26Well, I...
18:27Princess!
18:28Shh! She's coming!
18:30Quiet, Scruff
18:31Princess!
18:33What's the matter?
18:34What's the matter with you?
18:36What's the matter with you?
18:38What's the matter with you?
18:40Princess!
18:46Right
18:47Knit one, purl one
18:50Your Majesties, have you seen the princess?
18:53It's time for her bath
18:55Not since tea time, dear
18:57No, have you asked the general?
18:59Ah, the general, right you are
19:01Your go
19:07I win
19:09Knit one, purl one
19:11That's the slip stitch over
19:13Good night, Nessie
19:14See you in the morning
19:15General, have you seen the...
19:16Shh!
19:19Sorry, have you seen the princess?
19:22No, I'm...
19:23Shh!
19:26Princess!
19:28Admiral, have you seen the princess?
19:30It's bath time
19:31Ma'am, everyone
19:33Oh, I do hope not
19:36Hello
19:47Thank you
19:48Don't mention it
19:51Princess!
19:56Princess?
20:01Princess?
20:06Now then, princess
20:08Oh no
20:14But I had one yesterday
20:16And?
20:17So I don't need one today
20:20Is that so?
20:24Come on now
20:26No!
20:27It's lovely, I don't know why you make such a fuss
20:30It's too hot
20:32No, it's not
20:33It's too cold
20:35I checked it myself, look
20:37Perfect
20:39All right then, I will
20:42But I want to get in by myself
20:45Well be quick, it's nearly bedtime
20:47I will
20:54Don't look
20:56Okay
21:00No peeking
21:01Okay, I won't look
21:05I'm washing my arms
21:08And my hands and my nails
21:10Wash, wash, wash, wash
21:12Mmm, bath time is fun
21:17And up my nose
21:19I'm so clean
21:22Finished!
21:26Princess?
21:28Well, well, wonders will never cease
21:32Nighty, nighty
21:34Sleep tighty
21:36Hmm, did you do your face?
21:38Uh-huh
21:40Hmm
21:42Hands?
21:43Uh-huh
21:45Have you got Gilbert?
21:49You're still dirty
21:51Out you get
21:55Help!
21:57Oh dear
22:00That hurts
22:02Don't
22:04Don't, don't
22:06You're such a fuss
22:08It's hurting
22:10I don't like it
22:13Now princess
22:15I don't want a bath
22:18But princesses must have a bath every day
22:21Every day?
22:23Every day
22:25But I'm not that dirty
22:27Pop it
22:29I know, I wash my arms
22:31All right, just this once
22:35But tomorrow you must have a bath