Gogglesprogs S01E05 (2016)
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00:00You are getting very sleepy.
00:04You are getting very sleepy.
00:08You are getting very sleepy.
00:12You are getting very sleepy.
00:28This always annoys me.
00:29Boys, annoy me.
00:31A crocodile!
00:35Oh no, I can't roll on this.
00:37Oh no!
00:38Swing your legs!
00:39He's a douche.
00:40I don't like him already.
00:43Oh no!
00:45That's a fear magnet right there.
00:47I love this show!
00:52That was incredible!
00:54Yes!
00:55Let's see what it is, boys!
00:59This week on Gogglesprogs...
01:03A penguin turns sinister in a much-loved animation.
01:12Are you mad? I'm a gangster penguin!
01:17The nation's brightest young minds are put to the test.
01:21Mog, from rugby, entered himself into the Child Genius competition
01:25and has roped in his parents to help him prepare.
01:29So his parents aren't the pushy ones, he is.
01:32He's like, come on, self! Come on, let's do this!
01:37And an anxious mother takes a trip to A&E on Channel 4.
01:41My life began at probably 16,
01:43because that's when my life changed and I had children.
01:46She had children when she was 16.
01:49That's even before university.
01:59In Shropshire, 11-year-old Sam, his little brother James and friend Toby.
02:08T-O-B-Y.
02:13I like ice cream on Sundays.
02:16I'm chilling with snow cones.
02:24This year, the voice was back on the BBC
02:28with some exciting new judges.
02:31This is season five.
02:33The voice, yay!
02:35And we have Faith.
02:37I won't be Faith.
02:43And we have George. That's boy George.
02:46By golly, and Ricky's back.
02:49And of course, your man, Will.I.Am.
02:52Season five is the jam.
02:54I don't know why he has Will.I.Am.
02:58Doesn't make sense.
03:00Yeah, is that a dude or a girl, him in his fedora?
03:04The one on the end.
03:06Well, his name's boy George, so I'm guessing he's a boy.
03:11My name's George.
03:13OK, let's get started. This is The Blind Auditions.
03:19In this episode, a young hopeful from up north
03:23was aiming for the big time.
03:28My name's Cody Frost, I'm 17 and I'm from Lancashire.
03:32Why is she half bald and half rainbow?
03:38I've been looking into the coach's star signs a lot.
03:41Has she got that thing up her nose?
03:43Cos I'm a bit of an astrology nerd.
03:45I'm a Capricorn.
03:46I've found out that they pretty much mix with mine,
03:49particularly Paloma,
03:51cos my best friend is a Cancer and so is Paloma.
03:54Paloma has Cancer?
03:57Does she? I didn't know she had Cancer.
04:01Oh, that's sad.
04:03This is by far the biggest thing I've done in my life.
04:06I've been pushed down quite a lot when I was younger
04:09and now I've got the confidence to do it, so why not do it now?
04:13I think I'm ready for a stage this big.
04:15I'm a bit worried, and I am.
04:18I don't think she's going to make the final or anything like that for me.
04:39She's quite good.
04:40I thought she'd be like proper punk, like...
04:45She's really good, though.
04:49You should be asking that question to Boy George, not her.
05:05Let's see if she can hit a high note.
05:12Ooh!
05:13Turn, turn, turn, turn.
05:15Turn!
05:18Ooh!
05:22Ha!
05:24Good!
05:29Ooh!
05:30Boy George!
05:38I am wrong.
05:39I love that.
05:41He's got the passion now. I think I've seen the passion now.
05:49Yes!
05:50Yes!
05:53She's so good.
05:56I just thought I always go for misfits, right?
05:59Here I am.
06:00Yeah, and I love it.
06:02Really felt emotional from listening to you.
06:05I think she's going to go for...
06:07Paloma.
06:08Yeah, because she has cancer and her friend has cancer.
06:11Paloma just used the word misfit.
06:13Yeah.
06:14Why would a man wear make-up in the first place?
06:17I know.
06:18Look at his mascara, though.
06:20Yeah, there was a beautiful...
06:22You could see that from France.
06:24I've been around for a long time.
06:26Shall we pitch? Is this pitching?
06:28Oh, I've been pitching from the minute I started.
06:31I'm the pitch bitch.
06:35Yeah, I thought the voice was a PG.
06:37I don't know.
06:38I don't know.
06:39I don't know.
06:40I don't know.
06:41I don't know.
06:42I thought the voice was a PG.
06:44I'm not 12.
06:46Do you have a coach in mind?
06:48Well...
06:49Oh, Paloma.
06:50Well, I'm a fan of yours.
06:52Be careful, because you might be doing what's safe.
06:55This is a bit low.
06:56Low? You haven't seen me go yet.
06:58I want to know who she picks now.
07:00I'm betting ten pence on Paloma.
07:02Paloma.
07:04OK, I'm betting ten pence on Ricky, then.
07:07CHEERING
07:12I'm going to go with Boy George.
07:17Yeah!
07:26I'm so shocked.
07:28How?
07:29Because she chose a boy!
07:32But Boy George is all right.
07:35He's all right.
07:36I just gave him some advice to lose the make-up.
07:40Yeah.
07:42In Birmingham, Edie and Tiana.
07:45Edie has met Chas and Dave and Status Quo.
07:49You know, me and my dad found out this crazy fact,
07:52because we looked up Novak Djokovic,
07:55and you know he's from a different country, yeah?
07:59He has this farm where he sells donkey cheese.
08:06So there's donkey milk and you can turn it into donkey cheese
08:09and he sells donkey cheese.
08:11He's got something to fall back on if the tennis don't work out.
08:14Girl Power had a special anniversary last week.
08:17ITV made it headline news.
08:24I like their music.
08:26I love the news.
08:27I hate it!
08:29It was 20 years ago that the Spice Girls
08:31burst onto the British pop scene with their iconic hit Wannabe.
08:34Well, this year the video has been given a serious remake
08:37to highlight gender inequality across the world.
08:40He looks proper bored.
08:42The Spice Girls have welcomed it, with Victoria Beckham saying
08:45that she is proud that the new video will inspire a new generation.
08:51David Beckham's wife!
08:53I know! Gosh!
08:55MUSIC PLAYS
09:00I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna...
09:02I really, really, really wanna zig-a-zig.
09:04Oh! What's the song got to do with it?
09:07It's just a song.
09:09Then why are they using that song?
09:11Cos it's a catchy song.
09:1320 years since Girl Power first exploded on the scene,
09:17a remake of the Spice Girls' Wannabe video
09:20and a whole new generation to inspire.
09:23End violence against girls, yes, that is true.
09:26Thank you! Yes!
09:29Now, that's what I call Girl Power.
09:31MUSIC PLAYS
09:34Oh, quality education for all girls.
09:38That's what I want to see, that's what I want to see.
09:41This video has been launched by a British campaign
09:44called Project Everyone
09:46and highlights global gender inequality issues.
09:48Some girls don't even get to go to school at all.
09:51I know. Cos they're caring for other children and men.
09:56They're cooking, cleaning. Yeah, we do everything.
09:59And some parents don't let them even go to school.
10:02It features artists from India, Nigeria and South Africa
10:06as well as Canada and the UK.
10:08That's fake, that's not Mel!
10:11I know, it's a parody to help stop racism.
10:15Oh, right.
10:17The report reminded us of a classic Spice Girls moment.
10:22Oh, no!
10:25Who is she? They look so old.
10:27Their make-up's gone a bit too much, you know.
10:31Back in 1996, the Spice Girls held nothing back
10:34and Girl Power became a worldwide phenomenon
10:37that continues to evolve.
10:39That's the person that's married to the Queen. Yeah.
10:42Queen's been married!
10:44No, it's the Duke of Cambridge.
10:48Girls and women are now sharing what they really, really want online.
10:52They're hopeful their messages will get through to world leaders,
10:55meaning issues like equality become a given.
10:59Listen to this.
11:01We prove in PE that girls are better at chucking than boys.
11:05Boys will go like...
11:07Ashton... I need to go get that now.
11:09Ashton, who's better, me or you, at throwing?
11:13Probably you.
11:21In East London...
11:23Do an accent.
11:25Hello.
11:27..Shwahib and his mate Janai.
11:31You.
11:33Hello.
11:35Still you.
11:37Hello.
11:39Still you, in a shouty voice.
11:44Yours sounds like a sports car, mine sounds like a pick-up truck.
11:48In West Yorkshire, friends Jacob and Connor.
11:53HE LAUGHS
11:59Beep-beep.
12:01Ah, it hurts, though.
12:04There is a series on the BBC
12:07about people living in extreme environments.
12:13This is the human planet.
12:17How do they actually take a video of that planet?
12:19Is it like astronauts taking videos?
12:21No, it's basically just, like, fake.
12:25Do you think they have life on other planets?
12:28No, I think it's just us.
12:33Bit lonely, innit?
12:35In the programme, we met a young hunter on a tropical island.
12:40Benjamin's training to be a harpoonist.
12:44And he knows any day now all he's learned could be put to the test.
12:48He lives on a small Indonesian island called Lembata.
12:53Few crops grow in this rocky land
12:56and even surviving from the sea is a struggle.
12:59But there's one animal they wait for
13:01that can dramatically change their fortunes.
13:04What animal?
13:06A dolphin?
13:08A sea lion?
13:12A sea lion?
13:14What animal?
13:24A whale?
13:26It's a race against time to get out to sea.
13:34Even the little kids are helping.
13:36I don't like this.
13:38Do you really want to see the whale?
13:40No, I want to kill it.
13:50Are they trying to kill the whale?
13:52Yes.
13:53Why are they trying to kill the whale?
13:55Because if they do not, then they will not have any food.
13:59They all know the risks,
14:01but opportunities don't come much bigger than this.
14:06The sperm whale.
14:10Up to 18 metres long,
14:12these mighty leviathans are powerful animals
14:15and they won't go down without a fight.
14:22Benjamin's brother prepares to launch himself at the whale.
14:26He's going to launch himself?
14:28Does he jump on it?
14:30Yeah.
14:31He jumps on the whale?
14:33That's dangerous. They should have safety gear.
14:36But they don't have money to buy it.
14:39This is the most dangerous moment of all.
14:49But he misses.
14:52He misses. Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God.
14:55Oh, my God, he's in the water. He's in the water.
14:57The whale's going to kill him. Yes.
14:59And now someone else will step up before the whale
15:02dives.
15:05Benjamin's moment has arrived.
15:15Dive! Dive! Dive, whale, dive!
15:23He's got it.
15:25No!
15:26WHISTLES
15:28No, it's OK.
15:32Another boat attacks and harpoons the whale once more.
15:36Oh, my God, what the hell?
15:39Now dragging several boats, the whale slowly tires.
15:52I think he got it. That's blood.
16:03It's quite a horrible way to die. Yep.
16:10The death of a whale may be sad to us,
16:13but this is their lifeline.
16:16One catch can feed a village for months.
16:19If somebody's killed another creature, I don't see how it's right.
16:22I feel upset by that.
16:24But still, I see how it's right that they have to do it
16:27because they need food.
16:29I don't feel bad at all about them killing that.
16:31I feel good for them.
16:35Nothing is wasted.
16:37The meat is shared out.
16:39As the man who dealt the decisive blow,
16:42Benjamin gets a larger share.
16:46And for a while, at least, his family won't be going hungry.
16:50Jacob, I was saying that it's fine because they need it for food,
16:55but I'm saying it's disgusting how you feel
16:57that if a creature's dead, for food, for food, it's fine.
17:02They shouldn't be killing nature.
17:04Like, we shouldn't be killing any insects.
17:06Yeah, but it's just a food chain.
17:08It's just... It's just life, you know?
17:14In South Wales...
17:16Hold my legs up here, OK? Hold them.
17:19..Molly and her big brother William.
17:22Molly's a keen gymnast.
17:24Don't prank me, I promise.
17:26Because if I fall, that'll be your fault.
17:29And... And...
17:31OK.
17:32And here's one.
17:38William!
17:40William!
17:42You don't want me to crack my head open, do you?
17:46A classic tale from Disney told the story
17:49of a young mermaid who wanted to see the world.
17:54MUSIC PLAYS
18:01This is a princess movie.
18:03It is, isn't it?
18:05Is it The Little Mermaid?
18:10Told you!
18:12Told you!
18:14I'm going to be very bored right about now.
18:17Good, cos I am going to be so excited about this.
18:21I just don't know what we're going to do with you, young lady.
18:25Princess Ariel got a telling-off from her dad
18:28when she broke the number one rule.
18:30Oh, you went up to the surface again, didn't you?
18:34Didn't you?
18:35Nothing happened.
18:37Ariel, you could have been seen by one of those barbarians,
18:40by one of those humans!
18:42Daddy, they're not barbarians!
18:44This is really clichéd.
18:45In every single Disney film,
18:47they always want to see the world,
18:49but their parents don't let them.
18:51As long as you live under my ocean, you'll obey my rules.
18:54But if you would just listen...
18:56Not another word!
18:57And I am never, never to hear of you going to the surface again.
19:01Is that clear?
19:04SIGHS
19:06I'm not trying to be rude, but he's actually right,
19:09because she doesn't know what I'm like,
19:13and some people are not really kind.
19:16Isn't it?
19:19If he was that, um, like, angry and nasty,
19:24I'd move to a different ocean.
19:29Hmm?
19:30What is that girl up to?
19:32Oh, where are they going? Oh, she's running away!
19:39Wait, do mermaids have gills?
19:41So how do they breathe?
19:43I thought mermaids were, like, part human, part fish.
19:46No, it's part fish, part human...
19:49That's exactly what I just said.
19:51..but a little bit of shark in them.
19:53Later in the film,
19:55the little mermaid saved a handsome prince from drowning.
20:02Ariel found a man.
20:04Is he...dead?
20:07It's hard to say.
20:10Oh, I...I can't make out a heartbeat.
20:14Pigeons don't have ears, though.
20:18That...that doesn't make sense.
20:21If we could stay all day in the sun
20:25Just you and me
20:27And I could be part of your world
20:33Wow, a mermaid's fallen in love with a boy on land.
20:37There's nothing wrong with that, is there?
20:39Yes, there is. There is actually a lot wrong.
20:42A girl rescued me.
20:45She was singing.
20:48She had the most beautiful voice.
20:51You don't really get that situation in real life.
20:54It's too cheesy.
20:56What are these?
20:58Fat. Oh, right.
20:59Back underwater, a Jamaican crustacean
21:02led everyone in a deep dive.
21:05The crustacean led everyone in a jolly sing-song.
21:09Ariel, listen to me.
21:11The human world, it's a mess.
21:14Life under the sea is better than anything they got up there.
21:18The seaweed is always greener in somebody else's lake.
21:23Would you prefer to be up on shore or in the sea?
21:26Sea.
21:28Wonderful things around you
21:30What more are you looking for?
21:32Under the sea
21:34Under the sea
21:36Dying is better, down where it's wetter
21:39Take it from me
21:41Up on the shore they work all day
21:43Out in the sun they slave away
21:45While they're devoting full time
21:47If I were a radio, I would just do what I would just want.
22:00Oh, she's got to run away.
22:02Ariel.
22:11What? Will they be able to have children?
22:14Er, I don't actually think so.
22:17Not sure.
22:19Well, because she's got a tail.
22:23And how can a baby go like that?
22:26No, but maybe because she's got a wee somehow, hasn't she?
22:31There must be a hole in her tail?
22:42In Hertfordshire, Valencia and Taya.
22:46Boys are stronger than girls.
22:48No, you can't say that. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
22:50No, I'm stronger than the boys in my class.
22:54But men...
22:56But men, there's no difference to a lady and a man.
22:59That is completely stereotyping.
23:01I'm sorry, that is the worst thing that's ever came out of your mouth.
23:05It's true.
23:06No, it's not.
23:08BBC Two sent a family back in time.
23:13Meet the Ashby-Hawkins family.
23:16For one summer they're giving up the trappings of their modern lives
23:20and travelling back in time to live through 50 years of British weekends.
23:24I love this programme.
23:28Now they're strutting into the 70s.
23:30A decade with something for everyone.
23:33I'd love to live in the olden days.
23:35I would definitely not.
23:37It seems like a really long time ago
23:39because our parents weren't even born yet.
23:41I don't think our grandparents were born yet.
23:44They were.
23:45They weren't born in the 70s.
23:49No, the 1970s.
23:52Oh, right.
23:59It's a joke. You're going back in time.
24:02I know that's the name of the show.
24:04You'll be back in time for the weekend.
24:06That's funny.
24:07Despite regular strikes, fears of rising unemployment and hyperinflation,
24:13most British families enjoyed higher wages and more time off than ever before.
24:21One 70s survey reported that Britons were among the happiest people in the world.
24:26Could we at least get some proper fashion sense in this?
24:31The 1970s.
24:32Look at the clothes.
24:33That was when fashion sense was born.
24:36I'm hoping that I'm going to spend more time out of the kitchen than in it.
24:40I've even painted my nails in honour of that.
24:43You can't paint your nails in the 70s.
24:45Yes, you can. Of course they had nail varnish.
24:48It's a very old tradition, painting your nails.
24:51But what did they paint it with? They didn't have nail varnish.
24:55They do have nail varnish in the 70s. It wasn't that long ago, Macy.
24:58Even the Ashby Hawkins house got a 70s makeover.
25:04This is the bit that I love, seeing the house. It gives me butterflies.
25:08Oh, my God.
25:10Oh, have we got yellow curtains?
25:13Wow. This is hideous.
25:15That wallpaper, I wouldn't be caught dead in a house with that sort of wallpaper.
25:20Oh, no, the chairs.
25:22The chairs are all right.
25:24Wow. Hello, Giles.
25:26Good afternoon. You look extraordinary.
25:29Rob, you're going to have a bit more spare time and free cash,
25:32spend a bit more time with your children.
25:34Steph, you are still basically tied down to the stove.
25:38How progressive.
25:39That is all sexism.
25:42Because the woman had to stay at home...
25:44Do you think it's a stereotype?
25:46Yeah, I do. I do, but I'm not going to start,
25:49because I'll go into a massive debate.
25:51The family were also given a smart new 70s car.
25:56In January 73, Britain had joined the EEC,
26:00opening new trade markets with Europe.
26:03So today, the Ashby Hawkins are getting a French-made continental treat.
26:07They're getting a maid? That's cool.
26:10Wait, is that what they meant? She's getting a French maid?
26:14It's being delivered by the very first presenter of Top Gear.
26:19Hello. Angela Britain.
26:21It's a girl.
26:23That's so strange.
26:25The original host of Top Gear was a woman.
26:29A woman-made Top Gear.
26:31What's wrong with the women?
26:33I'm not saying there's anything wrong,
26:35it's just when you think car, you wouldn't think women.
26:38I bought you a new car.
26:40Oh, that's lovely. Thank you so much.
26:42A French-made continental treat.
26:44A French-made car.
26:46I think it's a bit bigger than the last one you had.
26:48You had a Mini, didn't you? Oh, it's beautiful.
26:50Oh, God, my nan has a better car than that.
26:53And there was cars before, way back now,
26:56where you had to have your feet on the floors, eh?
26:59No. You had to walk.
27:01No, you're thinking of the Flintstones.
27:04It must be.
27:06Kids, me and your mum are going in for a beer.
27:09What? We're going for a beer.
27:11You're going to stay in the car? We'll see you later.
27:15Why did you bring us in the first place?
27:17See you later. You left us in the car.
27:20They're staying in the car while they go to the pub.
27:22That is so dangerous.
27:24And immature.
27:25When you go to politics, it probably takes about two hours.
27:28No. I mean, like, seriously.
27:30Luckily for Rob and Steph,
27:3270s attitudes to childcare were more relaxed than today.
27:35I'm not a dog.
27:37We have no phones, we have no computers,
27:39we have no books, we have nothing.
27:41We're going to sit in here bored.
27:44Old-fashioned discourse.
27:47I'm surprised they still make those.
27:50I would want to live in a different era.
27:52I'm perfectly happy living in the 21st century.
27:56I do not want to live in the 20th at all.
27:59In Kent...
28:01My mum, she fancies, like, keep your one brain.
28:05..Will, Max, Spencer, Harry and Daniel.
28:10My mum fancies Ant and Dec.
28:12Dec the most.
28:14And Ben Shepard.
28:16Yeah, my mum...
28:18I think my mum likes Tom Hardy.
28:20I don't know why.
28:22My mum doesn't like anyone.
28:25On Tuesday, Channel 4 introduced us to some really clever kids.
28:3016 gifted children are set to battle it out
28:33in a nationwide competition to find Britain's brightest child.
28:38Oh, er, mastermind for children.
28:42Probably. Actually.
28:45These children's remarkable intelligence...
28:48The haemocel is filled with what?
28:50Glass. Correct.
28:52Oh, this is like an intelligence quiz.
28:54All the people have glasses and everything,
28:56they look quite intelligent.
28:58..can sometimes be the result of extraordinary parenting.
29:02People say that there shouldn't be winners and losers.
29:05I think that's child abuse.
29:07Taking part, blah, blah, interacting,
29:09talking to new, clever people, all that jazz.
29:11But you have to win.
29:13This is actually really...
29:15It's just about the parents, isn't it, really?
29:18I bet the children don't even want to do it.
29:20They're like dance mums.
29:23Spell...
29:25What?!
29:27How do you spell...
29:29I can't even say it!
29:32Genoism.
29:42Child genius. That would be so awesome at school.
29:45You're a child genius! That would be so good.
29:48I'd be like, yeah, child genius.
29:50I'd be the most cleverest in school.
29:52Our first round is going to be all about mathematics.
29:55I don't think we're going to be able to do much of this.
29:57Well, I won't anyway.
29:59So, would Mog please step up to the podium?
30:02Mog? His name's Mog?
30:05Striding confidently up, Mog.
30:08How are you feeling?
30:10Erm, as they would say in France, boff.
30:13He looks a bit like Harry Potter, just saying.
30:16Without the skull.
30:18Although Mog, who attends a state academy school,
30:21excels at maths,
30:23he's also taken it upon himself to study a broad range of languages.
30:27These aren't all of them, but they are quite a lot.
30:30So I have Mandarin, South Pacific,
30:33which contains Hawaiian and the like.
30:35Japanese, very interesting.
30:37Korean.
30:39That is useful, although don't go to North Korea. Beware.
30:42I used to be able to speak African, but then I forgot.
30:45One of my favourite words is German.
30:48It's...
30:52Maybe it means a faulty car?
30:55A faulty car, maybe?
30:57Or maybe it means, like...
30:59A backfire? Backfire?
31:01It means... It simply means
31:04somebody who really deserves a punch in the face.
31:07You punk-fung-ging-ging-ting.
31:12I want to take part because I want to prove
31:14that you don't need to have pushy parents
31:16or be pushed to win a competition.
31:19Go on, Mog.
31:21That's true. That's what I want to hear.
31:23All a child can do without being pushed.
31:26In the first round, Mog was asked some difficult maths questions.
31:32What comes next?
31:341, 3, 5, 15, 17.
31:39Right, so 1, 3, 2.
31:422, 2 times...
31:44Then I think it's 19.
31:46It's 81.
31:4881?
31:5151? Yeah, apparently. Well done.
31:54What?! Oh, Christina!
31:57Hey, I'm not a mathematician!
32:00I'm not a mathematician like him!
32:0451. Wait, how could it be 51?
32:07If all the questions are going to be like this,
32:09I'm never going to be able to answer them all.
32:113,235 minus 558 equals...
32:1815.
32:20Could you do it in your head, please? It's annoying.
32:262,677.
32:28Yep. 75, I've got.
32:30OK, then.
32:322,777.
32:352,677?
32:37Correct.
32:39Oh!
32:41We got it right!
32:43We're child geniuses!
32:45We've only got one right.
32:47We're child geniuses!
32:49Calculate the following.
32:51Multiply 11 by 4.
32:5344, that's simple.
32:55Subtract 16.
32:59And finally, multiply by 3.
33:0244.
33:04Take away 16. What?!
33:06What?! I've lost!
33:08I got 82.
33:12I got 84.
33:1482, 84.
33:1684.
33:1884.
33:2084.
33:22Correct.
33:24I told you! I told you so much, guys!
33:26Who was it?
33:28I said 84, and it was 84.
33:30So, yeah, shush, shush, shush.
33:32At the end of that round, you scored 11 points.
33:38I did it!
33:40Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God!
33:42He's extremely excited, and he's so squeamish.
33:44He's acting like he just won an Oscar.
33:46Exactly.
33:48He hasn't even got to the final yet.
33:50Oh, he's a genius.
33:54Oh.
33:56That's it.
33:58There's only one thing to do with these,
34:00and that is...
34:02Put them in the recycling bin to help the environment,
34:04rather than just...
34:06Rather than just tearing them up
34:08and causing untold damage to trees.
34:13In London...
34:15Do you want to do the cookie challenge?
34:17What's the cookie challenge?
34:19Dottie and her best friend, Macy.
34:21Dottie's a member of a school's robotics club.
34:30It's not...
34:32Oh! Oh!
34:34Oh, I hit it!
34:39Channel 4 Broadcast.
34:41Channel 4 brought us real-life drama
34:44from a hospital in London.
34:48Nobody wakes up in the morning thinking,
34:50I'm going to get away and eat a day.
34:53Nobody knows.
34:55Nobody knows who it's going to be.
34:57Paediatric trauma call, 15 minutes.
35:01Oh, this is, um...
35:0324 hours in A&E.
35:05That's it. 24 hours in A&E.
35:07I love this show.
35:09Oh, this makes me want to cry sometimes.
35:12You just see things that make you realise
35:15just how important the people in your life are
35:17and the people around you are.
35:26I normally like stuff like this,
35:28like Casualty and Hobby City and stuff like this,
35:30but this looks a bit more dramatic.
35:32Yeah. A bit more sad. And realistic.
35:34It is real!
35:36Is it? Yes! It's proper real now.
35:38Yes!
35:40This is proper real.
35:45Can I get, first of all, the helipad response team
35:47to the helipad and a paediatric trauma call with it?
35:52A three-year-old child is on his way to recess
35:55after being hit by a car whilst playing outside his home.
36:00Three years old and he's been run over by a car.
36:03Run over means the wheel's gone over him.
36:07Ah!
36:12Ah!
36:14Just think, this could happen to anyone.
36:17It could happen to you.
36:19OK, so this is Louis.
36:21Louis's three, nearly four, and about an hour ago,
36:24a car has reversed over him completely
36:27with the rear wheels and the front wheels.
36:30A car has reversed over him!
36:34Ah, that is unbelievable pain.
36:37Do you know how heavy a car is?
36:39Yeah, very heavy.
36:41Doctors have received the initial results of his CT scan
36:44but are still concerned about the lack of movement in his neck.
36:47Hello. Hello again, Louis. Are you sick of me?
36:50So what we are worried about at the moment,
36:52he's broken a bone in his leg here,
36:54he's broken his femur, his thigh bone,
36:56and he's got a little injury to his lung.
36:59Let's see.
37:01Come on, Christina.
37:03He's going to be all right, I'm sure.
37:08I don't think it's as bad as it looks.
37:10It always looks worse than it is.
37:12No, it doesn't. It does. It does.
37:14It doesn't. It doesn't.
37:16Now, Louis, have you got any pain in your neck?
37:19He still keeps looking this way rather than going all the way over.
37:22If your mum came over here...
37:24Can you have a look at me?
37:27Oh!
37:29Oh!
37:33I can't do it.
37:35You see how his neck's fully...
37:37He says it hurts when it moves.
37:42I want to play with your hair.
37:44You want to play with my hair?
37:46I'll try and get you some.
37:48That's where you go to sleep, isn't it?
37:50Yeah. Play with my hair and go to sleep.
37:52Is that better? Yeah.
37:54Oh, the mother.
37:56Imagine what the mother's feeling.
37:59My life began at probably 16,
38:01cos that's when my life changed and I had children.
38:04Good boy.
38:06Don't be so brave.
38:08Braver than me.
38:10And that kind of moulded me.
38:12From the minute I gave birth to my first daughter,
38:15that was what I wanted to be.
38:17That was just what I wanted.
38:19They were all planned.
38:21Every single one of my children were absolutely planned.
38:24I wonder where the father is.
38:26Maybe they haven't got one.
38:32How is the child even alive and off if he hasn't got a father?
38:38You can't still be pregnant without a father.
38:41No, you can't. You could.
38:43You can't. You can.
38:45When you grow older, you'll understand the meaning of life.
38:50Later on, another doctor came along
38:53to examine Louis' bad neck.
38:55The top two bones of the spine should come in, number one and two.
38:59They move by rotation and they've over-rotated.
39:02OK.
39:03And they've probably got to the limits of their movement
39:06and jammed there a bit.
39:08OK. Oh, Lulu, hey.
39:10Will he mind if I give his neck a little bit of a push?
39:13No.
39:14I'm just going to take off your yellow collar.
39:17Oh, is that a bit better?
39:19Is that better? Yeah.
39:21Yeah.
39:22We'll get you one of mine.
39:24Good boy.
39:26Where's it hurting, Lou?
39:29Oh, my God.
39:31Can't move his head, can he?
39:38Good lad. Calm down. Good boy.
39:40Well done.
39:41Louis, can you look over to me over here
39:43if I promise not to put my hands anywhere?
39:45See if you can see the man's badge.
39:47Do you see what he's got on his badge?
39:49He's got three badges.
39:50Look at his picture on his badge, Louis.
39:54Can you look all the way over here?
39:57Good lad.
39:59Your neck is back to normal.
40:03That's all he had to do.
40:07He can move his head now.
40:19I would never want to be a doctor.
40:21Why?
40:22I have people's lives in my hands and I fumble.
40:27You fumble?
40:28Yes, like, I regularly drop things,
40:31especially if they're small.
40:36In Blackpool, sisters Emma and Brooke.
40:41Emma's favourite meal is a school's chicken curry.
40:45I'm a spring chicken.
40:49I'm really small, really fluffy.
40:52I'll keep you warm.
40:54My legs are not that sore,
40:56they're really tough.
40:57But I'm a real spring chicken
40:59and I'm having a ball.
41:01Chicken, I'm a chicken
41:03and I'm having a ball.
41:06In Neath, Ashton, his sister Darcy
41:10and their cousin Carrie.
41:12Hi, Cass.
41:13Hiya.
41:14So, what's occurring?
41:16I hate that expression.
41:18What are you doing?
41:20Just watching telly.
41:21Telly, telly.
41:23Seriously, since when has your mother been doing that?
41:27The BBC brought us an animated classic
41:31about one man and his dog.
41:38What is this called?
41:39I haven't watched this in ages.
41:44Wallace and Gromit!
41:49That's spooky.
41:51The wrong trousers.
41:56I love this one.
41:59In the film, Wallace decided to take in a lodger.
42:06Oh, it's about the run then.
42:08Well, that's grand.
42:10Would you like to come this way and inspect?
42:15I'm asking 20 a week.
42:17That would include your breakfast.
42:20Uh-oh!
42:22The eyes are really creeping me out right now.
42:25Do you?
42:27Partial to a nice...
42:28Hey, what do you think my penguin good or bad?
42:31Good.
42:32Are they good or bad?
42:34But it turned out the penguin had an evil plan
42:38involving poor Wallace and a pair of mechanical trousers.
42:56HE GASPS
42:57He's trying to steal the diamond!
43:01I missed!
43:03He's actually kind of smart in a way.
43:06Yeah, smart but naughty.
43:10Oh, that was close.
43:13You're safe.
43:18Oh, no!
43:20Oh, no!
43:22Oh, no!
43:24Oh, no!
43:26Oh, no!
43:28Oh, no!
43:30Oh, no!
43:32Oh, no!
43:34Oh, no!
43:36Oh, no!
43:39HE GASPS
43:45HE WHIMPERS
43:48What's the pain?
43:49Pain?
43:50Where am I?
43:52That's quite enough.
43:55You'll be hearing from my solicitor about this.
43:58I don't think Wallace deserves this.
44:00It wasn't his fault anyway.
44:02No, he was tricked.
44:04But when the penguin tried to make his getaway, it didn't go as planned.
44:13Yeah, I like this, I like this, I like this.
44:16Now we're talking.
44:20HE GASPS
44:21Hey, man, I'm a gangster penguin!
44:24What's happening?
44:29Oh, this is the best bit of the film.
44:35HE GIGGLES
44:37He's just sitting on there like...
44:43Come on, Wallace! Come on, Rabbit!
44:50Oh, no!
44:54HE GIGGLES
44:58That is how you get away. Great train robbery.
45:04HE GASPS
45:05He's made up the track!
45:11Ah!
45:25THEY LAUGH
45:27Guess that's what you call rubbernecking.
45:30Well done! We did it! Ha-ha!
45:34Bravo! We did it!
45:38That was awesome, but it was, like, scary as well.
45:41I've got a moral.
45:43Hmm. My moral is...
45:48..never trust strangers that you don't know.
45:50How many stars would you give that out of five?
45:55100?
45:57No, out of five.
45:59What does that mean?
46:01MUSIC CONTINUES