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04x19 - Jack in the Box

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "The Wiggles". Aired: 1993 - 2022.*
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Wiggle fans can join in on the fun with the beloved quartet Anthony, Murray, Greg and Jeff.

04x19 - Jack in the Box

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[theme music] It's the Wiggles.

It's the Wiggles.

Dancing with their friends.

It's the Wiggles.

It's the Wiggles.

Fun will never end.

Ahoy, there.

We'd like you to clap, and
sing, and dance along too.

Now that everybody's
here, that'll be

so easy, that'll be so easy,
that'll be so easy to do.

[barking]

ALL: Hi.
We're the Wiggles.

- I'm Greg.
- I'm Murray.

I'm Jeff.

And I'm Anthony, and welcome
to the Wiggles Show, everybody.

We'd love you to
dance along with us,

sing along, have lots of fun.

ALL: Beauty, mate.

Hey, everyone.

It's time to go for a
ride in the Big Red Car.

I love to ride in the Big Red
Car, and you can come with us.

Put on your seat belt,
and let's go for a drive

out in the countryside
to see what

we can see in the Big Red Car.

[THE WIGGLES, "IN THE BIG RED
CAR WE LIKE TO RIDE"]

Big Red Car we like

to ride through the rainbow
and the countryside.

Guess what's over on the hill,
it's standing very still.

It's a scarecrow.

In the Big Red Car we like
to ride through the rainbow

and the countryside.

Guess what's eating
lots of grass,

it moos at us as we drive past.

It's a cow.

In the Big Red Car we like
to ride through the rainbow

and the countryside.

Guess what's jumping in the air,
you know it jumps everywhere.

It's a kangaroo.

[upbeat music]

come along with me.

We're taking a trip
on the wavy sea.

Sailing a ship all
around the world

on the Good Ship Feathersword.

Come on now, come along with me.

Oh, we're taking a
trip on the wavy sea.

Sailing a ship all
around the world

on the Good Ship Feathersword.

Hoo hoo!

Oh!

Oh, Alfonso, me hearty,
how are those beef burritos

coming along?

Oh, Capitano, slowly.

Piano.

Piano.

Alfonso, we don't mean to
hurry you up, but we are--

ALL: Hungry, hungry, hungry.

I know you're hungry, but
to make beautiful burrito,

it needs time.

We need to make the
cheese and the beef--

la carne, formaggio--
mingle together.

Oh, you're right,
Alfonso, they do need time.

But our tummies are
rumbling with hunger.

Oh, dear.

Oh, dear.

Oh, what can we do
while the burritos

are merging into glory?

Oh, well, Capitano, when
the cheese, and the formaggio,

and the carne [spanish],,
why you don't take a trip

around the world somewhere?

When you come back,
they might be ready,

the beautiful,
glorious burritos.

Oh, Alfonso, I know
that the burritos

take time to merge into glorious
burritos, and we respect that.

But to take our minds off our
cavernous hungers, the crew

and I will go up
on deck, and we'll

sail somewhere on this
beautiful planet of ours.

[gasp] I know!

What about Mexico City,
the home of the burrito?

Si?

Claro que si.

Ahoy there.

Here we go, Mexico City, olé!

[THE WIGGLES, "HERE WE GO MEXICO
CITY"]

Vamos.

City, where you find amor y

felicidad.

Oh, I want to be
with mis amigos.

Here we go, Mexico City.

[wordless singing]

[singing in spanish]

My compadre, if you want
to have a great time,

come along and sing a
song, make music so fine.

I know that you
will have a fiesta,

and so, Mexico, here we go.

[singing in spanish]

[wordless singing]

[singing in spanish]

My compadre, if you want
to have a great time,

come along and sing a
song, make music so fine.

I know that you
will have a fiesta,

and so, Mexico, here we go.

[singing in spanish]

Mexico, here we go.

Sorry, my friend, the
burrito not ready yet.

Hey, why we don't go
travel somewhere else?

Back we go to Mexico City!

Hoo hoo!

See you later, me hearties.

[upbeat music]

It's always fun dancing
with Dorothy the Dinosaur.

[upbeat music]
Dorothy, Dorothy, would

you like to dance with me?

Hey!

Hey!

Hello, everyone.

Welcome to Dorothy's
Dance Class.

I'm Dorothy the
Dinosaur, and I hope

you're ready to
dance with a dinosaur

because I'm ready
to dance with you.

Let's jump out of the box
with our friends Lucy and Ben.

Hey!

Thanks, Dorothy.

Hi, everyone.

Today, Dorothy's dance
is the Jack-in-the-Box.

Let's do the Jack-in-the-Box.

Arms out to the side and move
it around in a big circle.

We're winding up
our Jack-in-the-Box.

Add your legs as well.

OK, let's wind the
Jack-in-the-Box down.

Down you go.

[creaking]

Now, wait.

Boing, boing,
boing, boing, boing.

Excellent.

Let's all do the
Jack-in-the-Box dance together.

[upbeat music]

I love the Jack-in-the-Box.

[boing]

[boinging]

[boing]

[boinging]

Keep on jumping.

[boinging]

[boing]

Hey, everyone.

It's time to go to
a Wiggly concert.

Now, today at the concert, we've
got a challenge for everyone.

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist?

You can?

Yeah, that's great.

Now, can you stand on one
foot and shake your hands?

You can do that too?

Yeah.

Well, let's all point our
fingers and do the twist.

Ah, yeah, let's all get
ready to point our fingers,

and we'll do the twist.

Here we go.

your fingers and do the twist?

Everybody's twisting, right.

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist?

We're all doing the twist.

Well, we're going to go up,
then go down, get back up

and turn around.

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist?

What's next, Greg?

Can you stand on one foot
and shake your hands?

Hey, hey.

Can you stand on one foot
and shake your hands?

Everybody, shake it.

We're going to go up,
then go down, get back up

and turn around.

Can you stand on one foot
and shake your hands?

What's next, Greg?

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist?

Everybody's twisting.

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist?

We're all doing the twist.

Now, we're going to go up,
then go down, get back up

and turn around.

Can you point your
fingers and do the twist?

Cha cha cha.

Give yourselves a big clap.

Great twisting, everybody.

Well done.

[clucking]

[THE WIGGLES, "THE CHICKEN
SONG"]


Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

That chicken's got hiccups.

That chicken got hiccups.

That chicken got hiccups.

Somebody help that
chicken, please.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

That chicken's got the hiccups.

That chicken got hiccups.

That chicken got the hiccups.

Give that chicken
some water, please.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

A chicken with hiccups?

That chicken got hiccups.

That chicken got the hiccups.

Somebody help that
chicken, please.

It's still hiccuping.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

That chicken's got the hiccups.

That chicken got hiccups.

That chicken got the hiccups.

[speaking spanish]

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

That chicken's got the hiccups.

That chicken got hiccups.

That chicken got the hiccups.

Somebody help that
chicken, please.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

Here come a chicken.

Here come a chicken,
chicken down the road.

That chicken's got the hiccups.

That chicken got hiccups.

That chicken got the hiccups.

Give that chicken
some water, please.

[clucking]

Ooh, there's always
fun at the Wiggle House.

Let's go.

Oh!

World, in the Wiggles World,

you're all welcome here,
so let's give a cheer.

Welcome to the Wiggles World.

Good morning, everybody.

Good morning, Greg.

Hey, Anthony,
what are you doing?

Well, I'm reading a
wonderful book, Greg-- a recipe

book all about beautiful food.

Yummy.

Hey, Murray, what are you doing?

I'm researching the flight
of the African bumblebee.

Wow, that sounds
great, Murray.

Murray, that's a huge
book you're reading from.

Yes, Anthony, it's
an encyclopedia.

It's got lots of
information in it.

Murray, you love
reading books, don't you?

I do, Greg.

I love finding out about
all kinds of things,

and books are a
great way to do it.

You know, I love reading almost
as much as Jeff likes to sleep.

He's always asleep.

Look at him over there.

Maybe we should wake him up.

Yeah.

Everybody, we need your
help to wake Jeff up.

When we count 3, let's
all say, "wake up, Jeff."


[blubbering] Hey, thanks
for waking me up, everyone.

Hey, Murray, this
encyclopedia is very heavy.

What's it made of?

It's made of paper.

Paper?

[chuckle] But look, here's a bit
of paper, and it's very light.

But this is really heavy.

Yes, Anthony.

You've got to look at
how many pages there are.

Oh, pages.

OK, well, there's-- actually,
there's lots of pages.

There's at least 1,277.

You're right, Anthony.

That's what makes it so heavy.

But, Murray, this is my recipe
book, and it's very light.

Well, look how many pages
are in the recipe book.

Oh, you're right, Murray.

There's a lot less.

There's 52 pages.

And actually, one of the
pages has a beautiful recipe

with lots of food.

Beautiful hamburgers.

To the kitchen I go.

Hey, let's have a look
in the encyclopedia,

and we'll see if we can
find some other things that

are heavy.

Like elephants.

Yeah.

And whales.

Elephants, rhinoceros--
this is amazing.

Wow, Anthony, that
is a huge hamburger.

And heavy too, Greg.

Heavy?

Why is it so heavy?

Well, have a look at
all the ingredients.

There's a tomato,
lettuce, bread, cheese.

Wow.

That doesn't look
very heavy, Anthony.

Oh, Jeff, it's heavy.

Try it.

Ooh, that's a
little bit heavy.

It's going to get
a little bit heavier

right now because, everybody,
one more ingredient to go on--

a sesame seed.

Take care, Jeff.

Oh!

Whoa!

Now that's heavy.

[THE WIGGLES, "THE BRICKLAYER
SONG"]

to work all day,

laying bricks the bricky way.

We can sing our
bricklaying song.

Working hard in the sun, that's
the way the work gets done.

We can sing our
bricklaying song.

Get some water, and get some
sand, time to grab a shovel

and put it in your hand.

Tell your friends to build
the house just right.

We could sing our
bricklaying song.

We love to work all day,
laying bricks the bricky way.

We can sing our
bricklaying song.

Working hard in the sun, that's
the way the work gets done.

We can sing our
bricklaying song.

One brick, started on its own.

Two bricks, we're
building up a home.

Three bricks, the first
wall's on its way.

Four bricks, now
it's getting higher.

Five bricks, up into the sky.

Six bricks, we'll
build our wall all day.

Seven bricks, time
to add some water.

Eight bricks, now
we're making mortar.

Nine bricks, helps
the bricks to stay.

golden brown.

don't fall down.

the brickies way.

Right now, it is time
to go to a Wiggly concert.

Yes, indeed, lots and
lots of fun at the Wiggly

concert because we're going
to roll down the sand hills.

Yeah, that's lots of fun.

But even more fun is to
run back up to the top

and then roll back down again,
then run back up to the top,

roll back down again,
run back up to the top,

roll back down again, run--

[pant] Oh, boy.

Let's go to the Wiggly concert.

[THE WIGGLES, "ROLLING DOWN THE
SANDHILLS"]

Rolling down the sandhills,
rolling down the sandhills.

Ooh, aah, whee!

Rolling down the sandhills,
rolling down the sandhills.

Ooh, aah, whee!

Love to go rolling.

Come along and roll with me.

Keep rolling, everybody.

Let's do it again.

Rolling down the sandhills,
rolling down the sandhills.

Ooh, aah, whee!

Rolling down the sandhills,
rolling down the sandhills.

Ooh, aah, whee!

Love to go rolling.

Come along and roll with me.

Wow.

Lots of fun rolling down
the sandhills, everybody.

It's also fun to
run back up them.

Let's run up the sandhills.

Running up the sandhills,
running up the sandhills.

Running up the sandhills,
running up the sandhills.

Love to go running.

Come along and run with me.

Running up the sandhills,
running up the sandhills.

Running up the sandhills,
running up the sandhills.

Love to go running.

Come along and run with me.

Wow!

[the wiggles, "wiggle groove"]

you can jump and skip too.

But here's a dance
that is oh so new.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Clap your hands and spin around.

Pat your head and
touch the ground.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Clap your hands and
stamp your feet.

And groove along
to the Wiggly beat.

And do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Side to side you
sway with your hands.

Lift your knees in
time with the band.

Pendulum with your
legs side to side.

You're doing it the Wiggle way.

Clap your hands and spin around.

Pat your head and
touch the ground.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

Do, do the move they
call the Wiggle Groove.

We've had fun at
the Wiggle Show today.

We hope you have too.

We'd like to say goodbye,
but there's someone missing.

Oh!

Wait for me.

Oh, Captain.

Bye bye.

Bye bye.