01x01 - Anthony's Friend

[bunniefuu]

[SINGING] Ba dum bum bum, ba
dum ba dum ba dum bum bum.

Ba dum ba dum ba dum bum bum.

Ba da ba dum bum.

We're ready to wiggle.

Wiggle your fingers
high in the sky.

We're ready to wiggle.

Wiggle your ears and
wiggle your eyes.

We're ready to wiggle.

Wiggle your hair and
wiggle your nose.

We're ready to wiggle.

Wiggle all 10 toes.

Wiggle all 10 toes.

[SINGING] Marching
along, singing a song.

Ring a ring rong.

Bing a ding bong.

We're on our way to Dorothy
the Dinosaur's birthday party.

[cheering]

You can come too.

[SINGING] Marching
along, singing a song.

It's my party and
you're all invited.

[SINGING] Well, you know
about Dorothy the Dinosaur.

But now I'll tell you
some more about what

happened at the party
for Dorothy the Dinosaur.

That's me.

[SINGING] It happened
on the 3rd of November

when Dorothy was turning five.

Dorothy and all the
Wiggles' friends were

in the garden doing the jive.

It was a dinosaur
birthday party.

Everybody's playing party games.

Romp-omp a chomp through
the roses we stomped.

The garden will
never be the same.

There was Captain
Feathersword the pirate

doing his pirate dance.

Henry the Octopus was there
wearing his eight legged pants.

There was Wags the Dog barking
away, doing his party tricks.

[barking]

Henry's underwater
big band were there

playing their greatest hits.

It was a dinosaur
birthday party.

Everybody's playing party games.

Romp-omp a chomp, through
the roses we stomped.

The garden will
never be the same.

It was a dinosaur
birthday party.

It's my party.

[SINGING] Everybody's
playing party games.

Romp-omp a chomp, through
the roses we stomped.

The garden will
never be the same.

Look.

How many?

Two.

DOROTHY: I heard some
children singing today, Wags.

They sang some of our favorites,
like "Jingle Bells" and

"Twinkle Twinkle Little Star."

And they did some
movements and some actions,

just like we do when we
sing with our friends

the Wiggles and
Captain Feathersword

and Henry the Octopus.

They looked as if they were
really enjoying themselves.

And do you know, Wags, one of
their songs was about a dog.

No, Wags, it wasn't about you.

It was about a dog called Bingo.

[SINGING] And Bingo
was his name-o.

There was a farmer had a dog
and Bingo was his name-o.

B-I-N-G-O. B-I-N-G-O. B-I-N-G-O,
and Bingo was his name-o.

Ba dum bum bum ba da ba dum.

Ba dum bum bum.

Ba da ba da ba dum bum bum.

Ba da ba dum.

Oh yes, I agree, Morty.

You know how much fun it can be?

[laughs]

Anthony, what are you doing
up so early in the morning?

Could you turn that music down?

It's really loud.

Sorry, Murray.

Morty turned it up.

Morty, I told you not
to turn the music up.

Sorry, Murray.

Sorry, Morty loves loud music.

Morty?

Who's Morty?

And he shoots,
but he can't get

around Morty the giant turtle.

[laughs]

Anthony, it's not
even breakfast time yet

and you're playing basketball?

Oh, we're sorry to
disturb you, Greg.

It's just that Morty loves
an early morning game

and he's got such
a great jump shot.

Morty?

Who's Morty?

[laughs]

You're such a funny turtle.

That's a funny joke.

[laughs]

I don't mean to
be rude, Anthony,

but I do need my sleep.

You have the loudest laugh.

Can you keep it down a bit?

Whoops.

Sorry, Jeff.

It's just that Morty here
told me the funniest joke.

Morty?

Who's Morty?

Come on, Morty.

Let's start skipping.

Oh Morty, turn around so
I can play on your shell.

Great.

Now keep skipping, Morty.

Come on, guys.

Join in.

Morty doesn't mind.

Do you, Morty?

Come on.

Stop.

Anthony, this is silly.

It's too early in the morning.

I'll probably have to
take naps all day now.

Oh, I'm sorry.

What's that?

Morty's sorry too.

Anthony, who is Morty?

Morty, my friend, of course.

I mean, you can't miss him.

I've never seen such a giant
turtle till Morty popped in.

Turtle?

I must be tired.

I can't see--

Anthony, there's no--

Anyway, we're sorry.

We won't make any more noise.

Anthony, what happened here?

It's a mess.

Oh, don't worry, Greg.

Morty made some toast, but he
promised to clean it up later.

I think Anthony's
invented this friend of his.

I can't see a giant turtle.

Can you?

He seems to be using his friend
as an excuse for all the noise

he's been making.

Maybe he's trying to trick us.

Let's see.

So Anthony, what
does Morty look like?

Oh, you should know, Jeff.

You're sitting on him.

[laughs]

Hey, I know.

I'll pretend I can see Morty.

That's should trick Anthony.

Hey Morty, did you
have enough toast?

Would you like
some orange juice?

Don't.

Aha.

So what's wrong, Anthony?

Isn't Morty thirsty?

Well, yes, but--

But what?

But turtles don't
drink orange juice.

They drink water.

And Morty's had enough,
haven't you, Morty?

Come on.

Maybe he isn't just
trying to trick us.

Do you think perhaps he
has an imaginary friend?

Could be.

ANTHONY: You're the
funniest turtle.

[laughs]

What should we do?

I don't know.

Maybe he'll just get over it.

Hi Wiggles.

Hi Dorothy.

Isn't it a beautiful
day, Anthony?

Sure is.

Hi, how are you, Morty?

- Huh?
- Huh?

Huh?

Dorothy, can you see Morty?

No, but he's a
friend of Anthony's.

But how can he be?

He's not even there.

Well, Anthony says he is.

- Huh?
- Huh?

Huh?

Hey, guys, would you mind?

Well, I don't know
how to ask this,

but would it be
OK if Morty played

at the next Wiggles concert?

He's a great singer.

I think this has
gone far enough.

Anthony, we can't
have Morty performing

at the next Wiggles concert
because no one can see him.

You can't see him?
[laughs]

You can't miss him.

He's this big.

No, I didn't mean it that way.

I mean, we can't see him.

You're the only one
who can see him.

Oh.

So he can't sing and
dance at the show?

Well, I didn't say that
he can't, it's just--

So he can?

Oh, thank you, Greg.

Thank you, guys.

Come on, Morty, let's go
practice a few dance steps.

Come here, Morty, and
shut the door behind you.

There's lots of work to be done.

- Huh?
- Huh?

Huh?

Hi.

I've been to visit
Farmer Brown's farm.

There were lots of great
things on the farm.

I've done a painting
of one of them.

Do you like it?

It's a pony.

[SINGING] Watching the
ponies galloping home,

their tails in the air
going swish, swish, swish.

Their hooves are making.

As they ride home
to Farmer Brown.

Swish, swish, swish.

Watching the ponies
galloping home.

Their tails in the air
go swish, swish, swish.

Their hooves are making.

As they ride home
to Farmer Brown.

Henry the Octopus lives
down in the deep blue sea.

Henry the Octopus, he's
a friend to you and me.

Hi everybody.

Or as we say in octopus
language, Bree-boop.

NARRATOR: It was a lovely
morning in the ocean.

The water was cool,
clear, and blue.

The very first thing
Henry did each morning

was to travel around
in his octomobile

and say hello to everyone.

Henry saw Jacques
the Shark, who was

looking after his seaweed crop.

Hello Henry.

NARRATOR: Said Shark.

Henry noticed how much
the seaweed had grown.

Your seaweed crop
is looking lovely.

It will make a lovely soup.

Thanks, Henry.

I'm very proud of my seaweed.

It's real cool.

By the way, Henry, your
octomobile looks very smart.

Thanks, Jacques.

My octomobile looks
smart because it

goes to my underwater school.

[laughs]

NARRATOR: It was
time to keep moving,

and so Henry waved
goodbye to Jack.

See you in the sea, Jacques.

NARRATOR: Laughed Henry.

Yeah, see you
in the sea, Henry.

NARRATOR: Next, Henry
saw his friend Joey.

Joey was drumming.

Henry tried to
get his attention,

but the drums were too loud.

Joey.

Joey.

NARRATOR: Called Henry.

But it was no good.

The drumming was too loud
for Joey to hear anything.

Henry called once again,
just as he stopped drumming.

Joey, Joey.

Hi, Henry.

Why are you shouting?

NARRATOR: Henry laughed and
kept driving to see what

other friends he could see.

A short time later,
he could hear

the sound of someone crying.

[crying]

A little fish swam over
to Henry and cried.

Can you help me, Henry?

My school of fish was
swimming and I stopped

to look at some pretty coral.

My teacher told me to keep up
with her, but I stayed too long

and now my class
has gone without me.

What should I do?

It's all right, little fish.

Your teacher will come back
to where she last saw you.

If we wait by the
coral, she'll find you.

I'll wait with you
until she comes.

NARRATOR: The little fish
was so glad Henry was there

that she stopped
crying and asked.

How long will it be before
my teacher comes back?

Oh, it will only
be a little whale.

[laughs]

NARRATOR: Henry and the
little fish laughed.

Why don't we play
a game while we wait

for your teacher to return?

Oh yes.

A game would be wonderful.

What can we play?

We can play I Spy.

It's a game where I
say a letter and you

have to tell me something near
you starting with that letter.

I'll start.

I spy with my little eye
something beginning with C.

Um, I think I know.

Is it catfish over there?

HENRY: No, but that
was a good guess.

What else is around
here that starts with C?

I know.

I know.

I spy with my little eye coral.

That's right, little fish.

You are very smart.

NARRATOR: Just then little
fish's teacher returned.

Oh, little fish, I'm
so glad I found you.

You were very
smart to wait here.

Thank you, Henry.

That's all right, Mrs. Fin.

I've got an idea.

Why don't you and
the little fish

come to the underwater
big band practice with me?

It's a celebration.

The last little
fish has been found.

NARRATOR: Henry's underwater
big band all gathered

around and played their music.

Little fish was no longer sad.

She was very happy now.

She would always
know that her friend

Henry the Octopus was there to
help little fish like herself.

[upbeat music]

Ahoy there, me hearties.

You're all welcome here.

[SINGING] It's Captain
Feathersword's Pirate Show.

[chirping]

[upbeat music]

CAPTAIN FEATHERSWORD: Ahoy
there, Wags, me hearty.

How'd you be?

Oh, what's our adventure today?

[barking]

Whoa.

Even the best of us make
mistakes occasionally.

What do they say?

Fall off your bike,
get right back on.

[barks]

Right back on.

Right back on.

[barking]

Yes.

Years of practice it takes.

You're a dog, Wags.

You should learn a few tricks.

Oh, there's no need to be
embarrassed, my canine friend.

You're in the
hands of an expert.

Now, I'll teach you a
few basic doggy tricks

and by tonight, everyone
will be yapping about you.

Let's start with something easy.

Sit, wags.

Oh, come on, Wags.

Sit.

[barks]

Oh, no, no, no.

Not like that.

Like this.

[pants]

See?

It's easy.

Now let's try, oh, fetch.

Fetch, Wags.

Like this.

[barks]

There.

And you can bark as you go.

[barking]

Fun, isn't it?

[barking]

Yes, fun indeed.

I think you've got
the hang of that.

Now, how about roll over?

I'll show you.

Roll over, Wags.

There.

Easy, isn't it?

Now, let's see
them all together.

First sit.

Then fetch.

[barking]

Then roll over.

[laughs]

There you go.

Learn these few basic doggy
tricks, and who knows?

Maybe someday you might
master the unicycle.

[laughs]

Wags?

[barking]

Wags, my boy.

He probably went
off to practice.

Perhaps he's embarrassed.

Well, it does take a
lot of practice though.

[barking]

[SINGING] He's a
very special friend.

- Captain.
- Captain.

Captain.

Captain.

What are you up to?

Oh, I'm doing a dance that
Henry the Octopus showed me.

Maybe we could try it too.

Yes.

Not having much luck.

Oh, well, maybe you should
ask Henry to show you himself.

He's just over there.

Great idea, Captain.

[laughs]

See you.

Come and have a dance
with me, Henry the Octopus.

[SINGING] Henry the Octopus,
the Octopus, the Octopus,

a very special friend to me.

Henry the Octopus,
the Octopus, Octopus.

I have a great
dance for you to see.

[SINGING] Well, tell us now,
Henry, what we all should do.

Tell us now, Henry.

We want to dance like you.

Clap your hands
above your head.

And you sway from side to side.

Start to bob up and down.

Now let's spin around and round.

[SINGING] Henry the Octopus,
the Octopus, the Octopus,

a very special friend to me.

Henry the Octopus, the
Octopus, the Octopus.

I have a great
dance for you to see.

[SINGING] Well, tell us now,
Henry, what we all should do.

Tell us now, Henry.

We want to dance like you.

Clap your hands
above your head.

And you sway from side to side.

Start to bob up and down.

Now let's spin around and round.

[SINGING] Henry the Octopus,
the Octopus, the Octopus,

a very special friend to me.

Henry the Octopus, the
Octopus, the Octopus.

Thank you all for
dancing with me.

Thank you all for
dancing with me.

Thank you all for
dancing with me.

[upbeat music]