- I'm Peppa Pig! [snorts]
This is my little brother, George. [little snort]
This is Mummy Pig. [loud snort]
And this is Daddy Pig. [very loud snort and laughter]
Peppa Pig. [snorts]
[school bell ringing]
[narrator]: Peppa and her friends are at playgroup.
[clapping] - Children!
Today, we are going to do drawings of our families.
[children]: Ooh!
- This is me.
I live on my own in a very tall house.
Sometimes my two sisters come to visit!
And we play music.
Greta plays bass.
Gretel plays drums.
And I play guitar!
We rock!
[upbeat rock music]
That is my family!
Now, it is your turn.
[children giggling]
- This is me, Suzy Sheep.
I live with my mummy.
She likes to push me on the swing.
[giggles] Higher, Mummy! Higher!
[panting]
And that is my family.
- I am Mandy Mouse.
Here is me with Mummy and Daddy.
We like playing in the park.
- To you, Mandy! - Squeak!
To you, Daddy! - Oh!
- Everyone likes playing in the park!
Who's next?
[neighing] What a lovely drawing, Pedro!
- This is Mummy and Daddy,
and me, Pedro Pony!
I have glasses.
Daddy has glasses.
Mummy has contact lenses.
- Amazing! How about the Panda twins?
[narrator]: Pandora and Peggi
are doing their drawing together.
- Daddy is a police officer
- And Mummy is a firefighter.
Sometimes, Daddy drives us in his police car.
- Daddy? Can we do the siren?
- Yes! Please, can we do the siren?
- Now, girls!
You know the siren is only for emergencies!
[others]: Please!
- Oh. Alright, then.
[siren wailing]
[laughing]
- Super! And Danny Dog?
- My daddy is a sea captain!
He has adventures on his boat!
[loud roar]
But now, Daddy has come home to me and Mummy.
And he won't go back to sea ever, ever, ever again.
[Danny giggles] - What a wonderful adventure!
Who's next?
- I'm Penny Polar Bear!
I live with my mummy and my other mummy.
One mummy is a doctor,
and one mummy cooks spaghetti!
[slurping]
I love spaghetti!
[all slurping]
- Lovely, Penny!
And Freddy Fox?
- My dad has a van .
It has everything in the world inside it!
In packs of five!
[giggles] [Madame Gazelle]: Super!
And Rebecca?
- This is me with Mummy,
Daddy, Richard,
Rosie, and Robbie.
We live in a hill.
Sometimes, my aunty, Miss Rabbit, visits.
- Ah. It's nice to have a break from all my jobs!
[phone ringing] - Rescue Service, please.
I'm stuck up a mountain and I need rescuing!
- Oh, Dad! Not again!
Okay, I'm on my way.
- Miss Rabbit is always busy,
because she does all the jobs in the world!
- Yes, what would we do without Miss Rabbit?
Who's next?
[snorts] - I am Peppa Pig!
And this is Mummy and Daddy,
and my little brother, George.
George thinks his toy dinosaur is scary.
[growls]
It is not scary.
But if I don't play, he cries.
[crying]
It's hard work having a little brother.
[giggles]
[bell ringing]
[narrator]: The parents are here to collect the children.
[all]: Hello!
- Hello, mummies and daddies!
Come and find yourselves on our wall!
- Oh, is that me? - Yes, Mummy!
And that's you, Daddy!
- h*-h*! It looks exactly like me!
- Yes, what wonderful drawings of the families!
[snorts] - I love families!
[narrator]: Peppa loves families!
[snorts]
Everyone loves families!
[narrator]: Peppa and George are helping Mummy and Daddy Pig tidy up.
- Ooh! There's so much stuff in here.
- Yes, I'm sure we don't need half of it.
- What do you mean?! - Well, do you really need this tuba?
- Yes, I do!
And one day, I'll learn how to play it.
[laughter] I just have to find time to practice.
- Until then, it just sits around with all this other stuff, gathering dust.
- Hmm. - I say we take some of it to the charity shop!
- What is a charity shop?
- It's where you take things you don't need anymore.
And it's all for a good cause.
- But it's so difficult to decide what to give away.
- It's easy.
You just pick something up and ask yourself:
Does this bring me joy?
If the answer is yes, we keep it.
If the answer is no, it goes.
- Okay...
- So I ask myself: Does this plant bring me joy?
And the answer is yes, it does.
- So we keep it!
- Yes! [laughter]
Does this plastic vase bring me joy? No.
So it can go to the charity shop.
Now it's Daddy's turn.
- I will help you, Daddy. - Okay, Peppa.
- Does this bell bring you joy, Daddy?
- Yes, it does. [clanging]
- What about this cup? - That's my football cup.
Yes, it brings me joy.
- Maybe I should help Daddy from now on, Peppa.
What about this tatty old chair? [snorting]
I thought we'd given it away already.
- Pure joy. - What about this book?
Hard Problems in Logistics, volume III.
- Hmm. That's not a very joyful book.
- Okay, then it can go! - Uh--
- This is fun! [kids giggling]
- What a great tidy-up. Now, off to the charity shop.
- See you later! [honking] - Bye!
[narrator]: This is the charity shop.
Here is Granny Wolf. [bell jingling]
- Hello, Peppa and George.
- Hello. We've got some things for your shop.
- Oh, thank you very much.
[narrator]: Here is Grandpa Giraffe. - I've made the tea.
- Did someone say "tea"? [narrator]: Here is Grandad Elephant.
- Tea? [narrator]: And Grandma Cow.
[braying] - And old Mrs. Donkey.
- I've made more tea.
[narrator]: There are a lot of old people helping in the charity shop.
They like drinking tea.
- Wow! There are so many interesting things in here!
- Yes, our shop is full of stuff.
- What do you do with it? - We sell it.
And the money raised is all for a good cause.
- Daddy, can we buy something?
- Well... yes.
After all, it's all for a good cause.
- The great thing about charity shops
is that you never know what you're going to find.
- One week, it might be jigsaw puzzles.
- It's my job to count all the jigsaw pieces
to make sure none are missing.
There's one...
two... [slurping] ...three...
- The next week, we might get bagpipes. [dissonant music]
- Bagpipes? I've always wanted to play the bagpipes!
[dissonant music] We'll take them.
- Daddy, can we buy this wooden bird?
[gong] - Why not?
[narrator]: George has found a garden gnome. [giggling]
- We'll take that too. The more we buy, the more it helps.
- And look. We have a complete -volume encyclopedia.
- Wow! - What's that?
- These books tell you everything about the world...
in ! Amazing!
[narrator]: Peppa, George and Daddy Pig have arrived home.
- Mummy, Mummy! We found lots of things at the charity shop!
- What? - Yes! There was so much amazing stuff there. Look!
A complete set of encyclopedia!
- And Daddy is going to learn the bagpipes.
[dissonant music]
- Oh, the room is just as full as it was before! - Yes!
All thanks to the charity shop.
- It's the best shop in the world! [kids giggling]
[narrator]: Peppa loves the charity shop.
Everyone loves the charity shop! [dissonant music]
[narrator]: Today, Peppa and George
have come to play at Granny and Grandpa's house.
- Grandpa! [George snorts]
- Hello, Peppa and George!
- Hello my little ones!
- Granny, why are you dressed funny?
- Granny is playing another little game with her friends.
- It's not a game. [snorts]
It's an historical re-enactment of an ancient time.
The s!
- Ooh!
- So, I'm dressed as a hippy!
- What is a hippy?
- It's what Grandpa and I were a long time ago.
Hippies loved colourful clothes!
- Yes, those were good times!
- And I've got costumes for you and George!
[narrator]: Peppa and George are dressed as hippies.
- Have a nice time. I'll see you later!
- Ah-ah-ah! Hang on, Grandpa!
You have to dress up too.
- What? But I-I... - If you don't join in,
you're a square!
- Why did you say Grandpa is a square?
- A square is what hippies called people
who were grumpy and boring.
- I'm not grumpy or boring,
so I suppose I'll join your little game.
- Good. I found these clothes in the back of the cupboard.
- Wow! This is my old flowery shirt!
And... [snorts]
...my velvet bell-bottom trousers!
Hee-hee! Maybe this will be fun after all!
- Follow me, everyone! [snorts]
We're meeting my other hippy friends in the garden.
[honking]
[narrator]: Grampy Rabbit is dressed as a hippy.
- Groovy, man!
[narrator]: Madame Gazelle and Granny Elephant
are dressed as hippies too.
- Outta sight, dudes!
- Freak out, baby!
- Do you cats dig our mean machine?
- What?
- He means, "Do you like the van?"
- Oh, yes! It's very nice!
- So now everyone's here, what happens?
- We're going to do things that hippies did in the s.
- Well, I was there at the time.
But it's so long ago,
I can't remember what we did.
- If you can remember it, you weren't there!
- Hippies played music.
- And sang songs!
♪ Groovy rainbow hear my song
♪ Flower power, love and joy
♪ Groovy rainbow hold my hand ♪
♪ Flower power, love and joy
- I like singing and dancing!
What else did they do?
- Hippies loved flowers.
- They wore them on their heads!
There you go! Flower power!
- Flower power! [George snorts]
- Hippies wanted to be one With nature.
- We wanted to save the planet.
- We do that at playgroup,
save the planet! [snorts]
- That's right!
The children have been learning about nature!
We have been saving the planet
by planting a little tree.
[narrator]: Peppa and her friends like saving the planet.
- Trees are wonderful living beings!
- When we were hippies, we used to hug them!
Oh!
- Let's all give the trees a hug!
- Come on, Grandpa! We're all doing it.
- Well, I suppose things can't get any sillier.
[laughing]
- The trees like hugs!
- Of course they do!
[thunder booming]
- Oh no! It's raining!
- Oh, chill out, daddy-o.
Rain is a part of nature!
- And it's only a little shower.
The rain is stopping already!
[narrator]: The rain has stopped.
- But now the ground is all wet,
it's probably time to stop the hippy game.
- Um... did hippies jump in muddy puddles?
- Well, I don't quite remember.
- Jumping in puddles is really fun!
- And hippies liked fun!
[laughing]
- This is groovy!
- Out of sight, dudes!
- Right on, man!
- It's a gas!
[giggling]
- I like being a hippy!
[narrator]: Hippies love jumping up and down in muddy puddles!
Everyone loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles!
[narrator]: Today, Peppa and her friends have come to the Little Cars Play Centre.
Miss Rabbit is in charge.
- Welcome to the Little Cars Play Centre!
We've got little roads, mini traffic lights,
and even a tiny roundabout!
[kids]: Ooh!
- And best of all, you get to drive these little toy cars!
- Can I drive the blue car? - Of course, Peppa.
- Ooh! - Just pedal with your feet to make the car go.
- Okay. - Turn the wheel to steer.
[giggling] And beep the horn!
[beeping] Good beeping! Remember:
today's all about having fun!
[beeping] [laughing]
- I'm going to drive the racing car!
[bleating] [honking]
- I'm in the rocket car! [barking]
[honking] [squeaking]
[narrator]: Mandy Mouse's car works by electricity.
- I like this car! [honking]
- I'm am driving the carrot car! [honking]
[horns honking] [laughing] - That's what I like to hear.
Happy children enjoying themselves! [laughter]
- Which way do we go? - Anywhere you like! [honking, siren wailing]
[narrator]: It is Police Officer Panda and Police Officer Squirrel.
[both]: Hello, hello, hello. - What's going on here, then?
- We heard beeping of horns. Is there a big traffic problem?
- No! It's just the children having fun.
- What's that? Fun, you say?
- Yes. This is the Little Car Play Centre.
- We like beeping. [horns beeping]
- Stop!!!
You're going all over the place. You're not driving like responsible adults.
[snorting] - But we are little children.
- You are still in charge of vehicles.
- What we need here are some rules of the road.
- Please follow us. [laughter]
- Here we are, happily driving our cars.
- You see? No need to beep. [laughter]
- We've arrived at a pedestrian crossing,
and an old lady is waiting to cross.
- What old lady? - Miss Rabbit,
would you mind pretending to be an old lady?
- Oh, of course. No problem.
I'm an old lady.
- You see, children,
old ladies walk slowly. - What do you think we should do?
- Beep the horn to make her go quick. [beeping]
- No, no, no. We have to be patient,
and let her cross in her own time.
- Yes. I'm an old lady.
I can't go faster than this.
- Mind you, this one's taking forever.
Perhaps I should let her know we're waiting. Police!
- Ah!! - Move off the road!
Good. Now the road is clear, we can move on.
[laughter]
- Ah, here's a traffic light, and it's red.
What does that mean?
- Stop. - Correct. When can we go?
- When the light is green. - Very good.
When the light turns green, we can... [all]: Go!
Go, go! [beeping]
- Wait for us! [laughter]
[beeping] [laughter]
[whistle blowing] - Now, children,
this is a roundabout.
- Who knows what we do here? - Drive around it?
- That's right! So I want you to all--
[beeping] --go the same way!
[whistle blowing] - Stop!!
[beeping] Yes, uh...
that was interesting.
- And, uh, I think that's as good a point as any to stop for today.
- The children have all done brilliantly!
Say thank you to the police for today's lesson. [kids]: Thank you!
- You're very welcome.
- And I hope you've learned at least one thing about beeping your horns.
- Um, don't beep the horn all the time?
- That's right. Don't beep the horn all the time. [beeping]
- Hello! - We're here! [beeping]
[narrator]: The parents have arrived to collect the children.
- Peppa, have you had a nice time?
- Yes, Daddy. It's been great!
[beeping and laughing] [narrator]: Peppa loves little cars.
Everyone loves little cars! [laughter] [beeping]
- Peppa and her family are going to a shopping centre today.
- That's a big shop!
- It's not one shop, Peppa...
It's lots of shops, all under the same roof.
- [children] Wow!
- But we're not shopping today.
- Not shopping at the shops?
- No, Mummy's here for a 'Perfect Day' experience!
- [children] Ohhh!
- This is Miss Rabbit's spa.
- Hello, Mummy Pig.
Are you ready for your 'Perfect Day' experience?
- Yes, I think so... But what exactly is it?
- Oh, lots of lovely things!
You can have a massage...
- [thumping] - [moaning]
- Have your fingernails painted...
Or have a herbal face wash!
- Oh! That all sounds lovely!
- Do we have to do it too, Daddy?
- No, Peppa. We can go and find our own perfect day.
- Oh, goody!
Bye, Mummy!
- See you later!
- Where are we going to find our perfect day, Daddy?
- Hmm, I don't know...
It's just shops and shops and...
- Ooh! Magic moving stairs!
That, Peppa, is an escalator. Snort!
- Can we go on it?
- Yes. Hold my hand. - [children giggling]
- Here is Suzy Sheep.
- Ah! It's Suzy! Hello!!
- Hello, Peppa! Where are you going?
- We're going to the top! Where are you going?
- We're going to the bottom!
- [Peppa and Suzy] Hee, hee, hee!
- Peppa has reached the top.
- Quick, Daddy!
I need to go down to find Suzy!
- I'm coming to find you, Peppa!
- I'm coming to find you, Suzy! - Ahh!
- [both] You're going the wrong way!
- Peppa and George are back at the bottom.
But Suzy is at the top.
- I think that's enough escalators for now.
- But I need to see Suzy!
- Then we can use the lift!
- [lift pings] - [children] Ohhh!
- [lift moving]
- I need to find Peppa!
- Then let's take the lift. - [lift pings]
- It's not working!
- Someone else is using it.
We just have to wait!
- But I need to find...
Peppa! - Suzy!
- Peppa and Suzy are best friends.
- Peppa! Look what I've got!
- [Peppa] Tee, hee! Little Suzys in boxes!
How did you do that?
- In the photo booth. I'll show you!
- This is the photo booth.
- You sit in here...
Put the money in there...
- [coin tumbling]
- And then it flashes.
- It's not flashing!
I think it's broken.
- [camera clicks] - Oh! I missed it.
- [giggling] There's more!
Smile!
- [silence]
- When does it flash?
- [camera clicks] - Agh!! I missed it again!
- [giggling] - Do a funny face!
- [all laughing] - And the last one!
- Has it finished yet?
- [camera clicks] - h*, h*!
I think I might be in that one.
- [all] Ha, ha! Hee, hee, hee!
- [whirring] - Here are the pictures!
- Look at all of those funny faces!
- [children laughing]
- [both] Again! Again!
- I think it's time we pick up Mummy Pig.
- Mummy! Did you have a perfect day?
- Yes, thank you! I did, Peppa!
Did you? - Yes!
We went up and down the magic stairs!
And we saw Suzy and did some funny pictures!
- That does sound nice!
- Home time!
- [engine starting]
- Daddy Pig, did you have a perfect day?
My perfect day starts when we get home.
- Daddy? What's your perfect day?
- h*, h*! Come and see!
h*, h*, ha, ha!
Weeeee!! - [splashes]
- Daddy Pig is jumping up and down in muddy puddles!
Everyone is jumping up and down in muddy puddles!
- It's the perfect end to a perfect day!
[all laughing]
♪ Peppa Pig
♪ Peppa Pig
♪ Peppa Pig
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A09x13 - Families/Charity Shop/Hippies/Little Cars/The Perfect Day
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Adventures, mishaps and friendships of Peppa Pig, her brother George, their parents, and the other animal families who make up their town.
Adventures, mishaps and friendships of Peppa Pig, her brother George, their parents, and the other animal families who make up their town.