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Hoop-Dee-Doo it's a Wiggly Party is the tenth Wiggles video special released on June 19, 2001. It was released in celebration of The Wiggles' 10th anniversary.

Overview[]

Hoop-Dee-Doo! It's time for some fun! You're all invited to join the fab four of fun The Wiggles and their friends on a musical journey and celebration! See Captain Feathersword and his magical musical pirate buttons, wow! Dance the Ooby Doo with Dorothy the Dinosaur. Swim with Henry the Octopus and see the world's most famous dancing dog, Wags the Dog, dancing up a storm. There's so much to do at your own Wiggly Party. You can Move like an Emu, visit the Dublin Zoological Gardens with our special guest Morgan Crowley; have some Fun on the Farm and Play your guitar with Murray. Sing the beautiful South American song La Cucaracha with special friends Fernando and his son. Have you seen or been to a wedding? Let's all go heel-to-heel and toe-to-toe to Marie's Wedding and then dance with some dinosaurs as we travel back in time to Caveland. There's so much to see and do with your friends The Wiggles. It's as much fun as a party. Hoop-Dee-Doo, it's a Wiggly Party!

Filmed[]

The video was filmed in April 2001 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre, after The Wiggles at Wonderland, Sydney. This was also where Greg, Jeff & Murray would get their haircuts done in preparation for the video.[7][8]

"La Cucaracha" was recorded and filmed in late November 2000, before the Australian tour of Yule Be Wiggling Christmas Show.

Songs[]

Note: All songs are taken from the album of the same name, except where noted otherwise.

  1. Wiggly Party
  2. Hoop Dee Doo
  3. Little Children (Brian Wilson cover) (cut from the 2024 full length YouTube upload due to licensing reasons)
  4. Move Like an Emu
  5. La Cucaracha (featuring Fernando Moguel Sr. and his son Fernando Jorge Moguel)
  6. Captain's Magic Buttons
  7. Dance the Ooby Doo (With Dorothy the Dinosaur)
  8. Play Your Guitar With Murray
  9. Marie's Wedding
  10. Zoological Gardens (featuring Morgan Crowley)
  11. Swim Henry Swim
  12. Fun on the Farm
  13. Caveland
  14. Run Around Run Run
  15. The Wobbly Dance
  16. Wiggle Hula

Special Features[]

Plot[]

The Wiggles and mascots introduce themselves as they stand on planets that move around with a space background, with the instrumental track of Play Your Guitar With Murray playing in the Background

Song 1 - Wiggly Party - The Wiggles and the Dancers have fun playing with the balloons that dropped down at the end.

Greg says Hoop Dee Doo! It's a great time to be out. Wags sells newspapers and Murray reads one. Dorothy gives Jeff an ice cream cone. Henry, Captain Feathersword and Anthony are sharing some fruits at a Wiggly Fruit Store. Greg announces it's Wiggly Polka time! HOOP-DEE-DOO!

Song 2 - Hoop Dee Doo

Jeff introduces the next song, which is great to march to. You might like to march along with the music.

Song 3 - Little Children - The Wiggles, The Wiggly Friends and lots of children are marching along to the song.

Greg's at a table with kids Madison (Greg's daughter), Nicola and Amelia as they build emu skirts out of paper and using scissors and glue. And you can put a balloon on the back.

Song 4 - Move Like an Emu - with kids dressed up as emus. The Wiggles stretch their legs, scratch with their feet, fluff out their feathers and their beaks go pecking everywhere.

Anthony is in the studio with Fernando and little Fernando. Anthony asks little Fernando what activities he does in Mexico and little Fernando shares some activities like Futbol (Spanish for soccer), spinning tops and playing marbles. Now they'll all sing La Cucaracha.

Song 5 - La Cucaracha

Anthony introduces Captain Feathersword and Captain Feathersword comes in singing Quack Quack. Anthony knows that Captain Feathersword has brought his pirate hat, his pirate eye patch, his pirate pants, his pirate boots and his feathersword. Anthony explains that Captain Feathersword has brought his magical music pirate buttons that allow him to imitate all sorts of magical and musical things. Anthony pushes a button; Captain Feathersword first sings like a rock singer. Anthony pushes another button; Captain Feathersword next sings opera. Anthony pushes another button; Captain Feathersword then acts and sings like a robot. Jeff pushes the Chicken button. Murray pushes the Fast button and Captain Feathersword speaks and sings quickly in a high and fast voice. Greg pushes the Slow button and Captain Feathersword then sings and talks slowly. Anthony pushes the Eating Pasta button. Jeff pushes the Sleepy button and Captain Feathersword falls asleep. WAKE UP, CAPTAIN FEATHERSWORD! Murray pushes the Relax and Read the Paper button. Greg pushes the Ballet button. Anthony pushes the Ant button. Jeff pushes the Bounce Dance button. Captain Feathersword then sits on the floor and bounces around. Murray pushes the Owl button. Wags pushes the button that makes Captain Feathersword act like Wags the Dog. Greg wonders what this Pause button does and pushes it. Captain Feathersword, at last, stops talking and singing and holds a grin. Greg says he likes his musical buttons much better.

Song 6 - Captain's Magic Buttons

Greg introduces Dorothy and she's going to show everyone a new dance called the Ooby Doo. (Madison and Hamish (Murray's son) are dancing in this).

Song 7 - Dance the Ooby Doo (With Dorothy the Dinosaur)

Murray is tuning and using his guitar and Greg gives some ideas on how to pretend to play a guitar, like using a tennis racquet, or your favourite thing, or just your arms.

Song 8 - Play Your Guitar With Murray

Murray, Captain Feathersword and Jeff are with some kids in some formal clothes. Murray explains how they're pretending to have a wedding. Captain Feathersword is taking the photos. Kelly is a bridesmaid and Joey is the best man. Jeff throws some confetti. Now it's time for Marie's wedding. ("Murray's wedding!?" goes the Captain). No no, that's not it, it is Marie's wedding.

Song 9 - Marie's Wedding

The Wiggles talk about wondering what to do one day and their friend Morgan suggests going to the Dublin Zoo.

Song 10 - Zoological Gardens

Captain Feathersword strums a guitar and sings badly while Henry does a hula. Henry is doing a new dance where he's swimming. Captain joins along. Let's all swim with Henry! Henry accidentally knocks Captain over. Oops, sorry!

Song 11 - Swim Henry Swim

Greg asks if everyone's been to a farm when Anthony shows up in Captain Feathersword's vest. He declares that there's no need to go to the farm when the farm can come to us. He can do so with the help of the Captain's Magic Buttons. Greg thinks that's a great idea and tries a cow button. Anthony cries Cock-a-doodle-doo! Oops, that's a rooster. Okay, let’s try the rooster button. Anthony acts like a cow and moos. Greg tries the sheep button. Anthony barks like a dog. It looks like the buttons aren't working right. Greg tells Anthony to take the vest back to Captain Feathersword and get some overalls for the next song. Anthony asks to try one more thing. He yells, "Whoo-hoo!" and leaves.

Song 12 - Fun on the Farm

Murray notices Jeff is asleep. He gets everyone to help him wake up Jeff! Jeff explains he had a dream about being with the dinosaurs and living in a cave. Murray suggests using our imaginations to go back to Caveland.

Song 13 - Caveland (Animated Segment)

In this song, it features Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog and Henry the Octopus.

Song 14 - Run Around Run Run

In this song, The Wiggles and their friends do the Wobbly Wobbly dance.

Song 15 - The Wobbly Dance

Anthony announces it's time to hula but as he extends his arm to introduce Captain Feathersword he knocks him down accidentally. Captain Feathersword gets ready and then sings a silly hula song, while Henry dances a hula. Anthony says how about a hand for Captain Feathersword; he extends his arm, knocking Captain Feathersword all over and over and over and over and over and over again. Captain Feathersword then gets up and they invite everyone to sing and dance.

Song 16 - Wiggle Hula

Closing with the credits showing the Wiggly friends that are shown on a split-screen. On the left side are the characters, Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog and Henry the Octopus. On the right side is each character's actor dancing along.

CD Song[]

Trivia[]

Goofs[]

  • At one point in "Little Children", the boom mic is visible.
  • Near the end of "Marie's Wedding", the edge of the set and the tripod is seen on the top left corner.
  • Green outlines around Anthony's arms from the green screening can be seen in the prologue.
  • On the song selection on the DVD, "Captain's Magic Buttons" shows a frame from "Wiggly Party".
  • On "Fun on the Farm", Greg only has one of his overalls straps on.
  • During "Hoop Dee Doo", a camera is seen at the top right corner.
  • In "Dance the Ooby Doo (With Dorothy the Dinosaur)", the song title is Dance the Ooby Dooby.
  • At the start of "Hoop Dee Doo", Dorothy drops one of her ice cream cones.
  • When Henry's part starts in "Run Around Run Run", parts of the set can be seen.
  • The US VHS says "2001" instead of 2002 but the Canadian VHS has the correct year.
  • Despite Wags' fifth costume debuting in the video, his fourth costume is shown on the front cover of the Australian VHS and DVDs, the Hong Kong DVD, and the 2007 North American DVD, as well as the back cover of the North American VHS and 2002 DVD.
  • During "Zoological Gardens", the yellow splat background on Murray's shirt looks white.

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