"Introduction" is the name for the spoken introduction tracks used in various Wiggles albums.
Transcripts[]
Yule Be Wiggling[]
Just Can't Wait For Christmas Day[]
Wiggles: Hi, we're The Wiggles!
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony.
Greg: And we'd like to wish everybody (with others) a Merry Christmas! (himself) And this Christmas, we hope that (with others) yule be Wiggling!
Here Come The Reindeer[]
Murray: All through the year, Santa's reindeer love to dance and play. But when Christmas comes, it's time for them to work, pulling Santa's sleigh.
And the World Is One On A Christmas Morning[]
Murray: Some celebrate Christmas in the winter snow, sitting warm inside while the cold wind blows. In Australia in December, we're warmed by the summer sun. Go to the beach or play at the park. Christmas is so much fun.
Murray's Christmas Samba[]
Anthony: Well, everybody, in Wiggle World, we always have a great Christmas. This Christmas, (stammers) uh, well, everything's happening. Greg, what are you doing this Christmas?
Greg: Well, I'm gonna be doing some of my favourite magic tricks.
Anthony: Oh, we love that magic, the coloring book and all those wonderful tricks.
Greg: Yeah.
Anthony: Now Jeff, what are you doing over Christmas?
Jeff: I'm going to have a really long sleep.
Anthony: Oh, of course. Now, everybody, there's big news. Murray loves singing and playing his guitar, but all of a sudden, he's just singing the same thing. He just keeps singing...
Murray: Ay-yi-yi-yi-yi!
Anthony: Oh, well, here's the song about it.
Christmas Around The World[]
Greg: Here's a song about the time the Wiggles helped Santa Claus deliver Christmas presents to everyone all around the world.
Wags Loves To Shake Shake[]
Jeff: We all know that Wags loves to dance, but at Christmas time, Wags loves to do a special dance. He loves to shake.
Curoo Curoo[]
Anthony: Well, everybody, we'd like you to meet our Irish friends, Morgan Crowley and Denise O'Kane. Merry Christmas, guys.
Morgan & Denise: Merry Christmas, everybody.
Anthony: Morgan, you're from Dublin, a wonderful city. What sort of things happen in Dublin around Christmas?
Morgan: Well, in Dublin, it's a lot colder than it is in Australia, Anthony, and we've got Jack Frost nipping at our nose all the time, so we stay indoors pretty much, and there's a hot fire going on in the house. And we can do stuff like baking marshmallows over the fire, and we wait for our big Irish breakfast in the morning, rashers and sausages and pudding, and more food than you can shake a stick at. We have puddings waiting in the oven and Mince pies.
Anthony: Morgan, that sounds fantastic. I want to come to your place for Christmas.
Morgan: You're welcome.
Anthony: Now Denise, in Deriah, it's cold, as well. What do you do at Christmas?
Denise: Very cold. Ah, we go to mass on Christmas morning and then when we return, we would open our presents around the fire because it is so cold outside. Um, and after our baked turkey dinner, we gather round for a singsong.
Anthony: That sounds like fun, too. Now, we've got a song to sing from Ireland, The Carol of the Birds. Morgan, could you tell everybody about that song in a native tongue Irish?
Morgan: I think I can manage. It goes something like... (he starts talking about the song in the native Irish language)
Anthony: Well, that's great. Denise, what does that mean in English?
Denise: What Morgan was telling us is that on the first Christmas, the birds came around to sing to the baby Jesus.
Anthony: That's fantastic. We'd love everybody to sing along with Morgan, Denise, Greg and all the Wiggles in the Carol of the Birds, Curoo Curoo.
Morgan: Hey, Anthony, before we sing, maybe we could wish everyone a happy Christmas in Irish.
Anthony: Morgan, Denise, go for it. We'd love to hear this.
Morgan & Denise (talking in Irish) Nollaig Shona.
Hoop-Dee-Doo it's a Wiggly Party[]
Wiggly Party[]
Wiggles: Hi! We're the Wiggles!
Greg: I'm Greg...
Murray: I'm Murray...
Jeff: I'm Jeff...
Anthony: And I'm Anthony!
Greg: And hoop-dee-doo... (with others) It's a Wiggly Party!
Hoop Dee Doo[]
Murray: Hey, Anthony, why are you so happy?
Anthony: Well, I'm glad you asked, Murray. I'm so happy, everybody, because it's Hoop-Dee-Doo polka time! Whoo! Hoop-dee!
Move Like an Emu[]
Murray: One of my favorite Australian animals is the emu. The emu is a giant bird with a long neck and powerful legs, so it can run really fast. But the strange thing about an emu is, even though it's a bird, it can't fly. Isn't that funny? Well, now's your chance to move like an emu.
La Cucaracha[]
Greg: Hey, everybody, great news! We're here with our friends, Fernando and his son, Little Fernando.
Fernando: ¿Cómo estás? Hey, amigos.
Little Fernando: Hola, todos.
Greg: Now Fernando, where are you from?
Fernando: From Mexico City.
Greg: Ah, and where is Mexico?
Fernando: (He's talking about where Mexico is in Spanish.)
Greg: Ah, Mexico is between Guatemala and the USA. Fantastic. Now, Little Fernando, when you're growing up in Mexico, what sorts of games do you like to play?
Little Fernando: Well, football soccer. That's a traditional game, and... we play with marbles called gonegos and also spinning tops called trompos.
Greg: Hey, that sounds like fun! Now, Little Fernando, would you like to say something in Spanish to all the children listening out there?
Little Fernando: Sure. (talking in Spanish)
Greg: Wow, I think Fernando said we're gonna sing a great song called La Cucaracha, which is a Mexican song, a traditional song. So, let's all sing along and have some fun!
Fernando: Si, señor.
Marie's Wedding[]
Murray: Have you ever been to a wedding? They're lots of fun, it's a big celebration, you have a bride, and a groom, and the whole family gets together. Here's a song from Scotland all about a wedding. It's called "Marie's Wedding". No, not "Murray's Wedding", "Marie's wedding".
Zoological Gardens[]
Anthony: Everybody, it's time to take a trip to the zoo. Well, actually, the Dublin Zoo in Ireland. And we've got a friend to show us around the zoo. His name is Morgan Crowley. G'day, Morgan.
Morgan: Hi, there, Anthony, and you're all very welcome to Dublin Zoo.
Anthony: Morgan, could you do us a big favor? Could you tell everybody about the zoo, the Dublin Zoo, the Zoological Gardens?
Morgan: Well, Anthony, in Dublin Zoo, there are all kinds of animals, big and small to see, and they have lots and lots of space to run around. There are lions, and tigers, and bears, and you know what else they have? They have a huge safari park where elephants, and hippos, and giraffes play together. There are even some cute little penguins who live near the petting zoo, and that's where the domestic animals like horses, sheep, cattle, and goats live. There's even a pack of wolves there, and they've got the most beautiful eyes you've ever seen. Sure, there's plenty to keep you busy at Dublin Zoological Gardens.
Anthony: Well, they sound fantastic, Morgan, and I'll tell you what. Why don't we all take a trip to the zoo?
Fun on the Farm[]
Murray: Hey, here's a joke, everyone: Where do cow astronauts go to?
Jeff: Where, Murray, where?
Murray: To the moo-oon.
Jeff: (laughs)
Let's Spend a Day at the Beach[]
Jeff: Have you ever been to the beach? There's lots of fun on the beach. You can swim, you can build sandcastles, you can surf. Hey, let's go to the beach.
Wiggly Safari[]
The Crocodile Hunter[]
Wiggles: Hi, we're The Wiggles.
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony.
Greg: And we're here on a Wiggly Safari at the Australia Zoo with our friends, Steve and Terri Irwin.
Steve Irwin: G'day there, Wiggles, g'day, everyone. I'm Steve Irwin and remember, crocs rule.
Australia Zoo[]
Terri: There's lots to keep you happy here at Australia Zoo. You can feed a kangaroo, watch the camels play soccer, be there at feeding time for the big crocs, or even cuddle a koala.
Do The Owl[]
Murray: Hi, everyone.
Steve Irwin: G'day, Murray.
Murray: G'day, Steve. We love dancing. What about you, Steve?
Steve Irwin: Yes, I love dancing.
Murray: Well, try this dance, everyone. Take your hands and make big owl eyes. Now you're doing the owl.
Steve Irwin: Ah, yeah, that sounds great. Dancing like an owl around the place. I'll tell you a few things about those lovely birds during the song.
Murray: Beauty, mate.
Wobbly Camel[]
Murray: Hey, everyone. When we've been traveling around Australia's deserts in the Big Red Car, we've seen lots of great animals. There are kangaroos, emus, dingoes, and eagles. Hey, Steve and Terri, what other animals live in the desert?
Steve: Australia's desert are full of camels.
Terri: Camels are big animals. Some of them weigh more than half a ton. They grow really tall, with a great big hump.
Steve: They run across the deserts conserving water, browsing on trees. They've got beautiful big eyelids to shed the sand, gorgeous big lips that they can use to browse and eat the trees, and vocalize, crikey, they're loud. They go "RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR" when they're happy and when they're sad.
Cocky Want A Cracker[]
Terri: Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword.
Captain Feathersword: Whoa-ho-ho-ho! Ahoy there, me hearties.
Terri: Hey, Captain, all around Australia Zoo today, I keep hearing a strange song. Even Steve is singing.
Steve: RAWK! Cocky want a cracker, Cocky want a cracker. RAWK! Pieces of eight, pieces of eight.
Terri: I think we would all love to hear the singing cockatoo, the Captain, Steve, and the Wiggles all singing together. But before we hear the great song, some advice for all you music lovers. Head for the hills!
Old Man Emu[]
Captain Feathersword: Ahoy there, Steve. (imitates a whooshing sound) That emu can sure run fast.
Steve Irwin: Ah, you're right, Captain. They're a very fast bird on the ground. I don't think you would see one flying by your pirate ship, Captain.
Captain Feathersword: Oh! Why's that, Steve?
Steve Irwin: Well, mate, that's because even though they have wings, they can't fly.
Captain Feathersword: Ho-ho, really?
Steve Irwin: Nope. I don't think you'd even see one swimming in the ocean.
Captain Feathersword: What? No swimming in the ocean?!
Steve Irwin: Well, mate, they aren't known for their swimming. The emu is a great runner. Crikey! He can run. Captain, here's a song about Old Man Emu.
Swim With Me[]
Anthony: Look, everyone, it's Captain Feathersword, and uh, he's not looking too happy. Ahoy there, Captain.
Captain Feathersword: (sadly) Oh, ahoy there, Anthony.
Anthony: What's wrong, Captain?
Captain Feathersword: Well, I'm a little bit sad, Anthony, because I don't have a dorsal fin.
Anthony: What is a dorsal fin, Captain?
Captain Feathersword: Well, a dorsal fin is a great big fin on the back of a dolphin.
Anthony': And what does it do?
Captain Feathersword: It helps the dolphin to swim along really fast.
Anthony: Swim fast?
'Captain Feathersword: Oh yes, swim fast.
Anthony: (sadly) Oh, Captain.
Captain Feathersword: Oh, what's wrong, Anthony?
Anthony: I'm sad.
Captain Feathersword: Well, why are you sad?
Anthony: Because I don't have a dorsal fin, either.
Captain Feathersword: (groans) Ohhhhh!
Feeding Time[]
Steve: G'day, Anthony.
Anthony: G'day, Steve. Steve, I love food. Do animals like food? Do they like to eat?
Steve: Yeah, mate, every animal eats something.
Anthony: Ah!
Steve: Animals need their tucker just like we humans do. It gives them energy to be able to run around, play, climb, or even stalk their prey.
Anthony: Wow! Well, it seems like feeding time is a necessary and yet exciting for animals. (laughs)
Steve: Oh crikey, you should take a look when it's feeding time around Australia Zoo. I mean, wait till you see those little beauties feed. Actually, the crocs are having chicken tonight. Whoo-hoo!
Anthony: Oh, lovely crocs.
Steve: Don't get too close, mate. Would you like me to show you around while the animals eat?
Anthony: Oh yes, I'd love you to show us all around.
Steve: Let's go, it's feeding time. You beauty!
Dingo Tango[]
Steve: G'day, Greg.
Greg: G'day, everybody, g'day, Steve. You know, when we've been traveling in the outback, we've seen these little dogs called dingoes. Now Steve, can you tell us a little bit about the dingo?
Steve: Aw crikey yeah, Greg. They are Australia's native dog, they are beautiful yellow and white, they are great hunters and I guess what, Greggy? They don't bark like a dog, they howl more like wolves.
Greg: Howl like a wolf? Wow!
Steve: Well, dingoes at Australia Zoo are very tame and friendly, but in the bush, it's best to enjoy the view, but don't get too close. They're a beautiful dog. I love 'em.
Greg: And I like them, too.
Snakes (You Can Look, But You Better Not Touch)[]
Terri: Snakes are very special, but you have to admire them from a distance. You never pick one up, and if you see one, it's a good idea to tell an adult. When snakes eat their food, they don't chew it up; they swallow it down whole.
Kookaburra Choir[]
Steve: Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword.
Captain Feathersword: Ahoy there, Steve. (imitates a kookaburra's laugh) Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! Oh. Do you know what kind of a bird that is, Steve?
Steve: Whoo-hoo, Captain, that's a very good imitation of the distinct laughing call of the Australian kookaburra. You know, Captain, here at Australia Zoo, and all around Australia, kookaburras are merrily laughing away their day. They feed on fish and snakes and all sorts of little insects. Then, they love to sing.
Captain Feathersword: Sing? Hey, Steve! Hey, everyone! Talking about singing, why don't we listen to the kookaburra choir? (laughs)
We're The Crocodile Band[]
Greg: Everybody, animals love music. And they say that music soothes the savage beast. Crocodiles can be pretty savage, so we're gonna play some music now for the crocodiles, because... we're the crocodile band!
Koala La La[]
Jeff: (hushed) Hi, everyone. Hey, I'm whispering because there's a grey and white furry animal sleeping in a gumtree. Can you guess what animal that is? That's right, it's a koala and it sleeps. (yawning) Almost as much as me. (yawning)
You Might Like A Pet[]
Anthony: Well, everybody, we've heard about wild animals.... Well, they're animals that live on their own. But there are some animals who need humans to look after them and they're called pets, and lots of people have pets. And here's a song about our wonderful animal friends, pets.
Butterflies Flit[]
Greg: Dorothy loves butterflies. She loves looking at the pretty colors on their wings, and she loves dancing with them while they fly around. Here's a song about butterflies, and there's some music at the end where you can dance along with Dorothy and the butterflies, too.
Wiggle Bay[]
Wiggle Bay[]
Dorothy: Hello, everyone! I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur! Let's join the Wiggles and all their friends as we sail into Wiggle Bay!
Captain Feathersword: Ho-ho! We're on our way to Wiggle Bay, and you're invited too, me hearties! Hoo-hoo!
Dancing in the Sand[]
Anthony: Hi, everyone! We're the Wiggles! I'm Anthony!
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: And I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And we're having a special day at Wiggle Bay. Hey. "Day, "bay". That rhymes.
Greg: You don't say.
Murray: That's okay.
Anthony: Hey, hey!
Dorothy: After arriving in Wiggle Bay, Captain Feathersword forgot to tie up the boat, and it drifted out to sea! We would have to wait for the tide to bring it back. Anthony had a suggestion.
Anthony: Well, you know what they say.
The Other Wiggles and Captain Feathersword: No.
Anthony: When things go wrong, just sing a song!
Greg: About being stuck and not able to get home?
Anthony: Ha! No! About dancing in the sand!
Greg: Great idea!
Swim Like a Fish[]
Dorothy: The Wiggles went fishing in Wiggle Bay, but they didn't catch anything. Instead, they sang a song about swimming like a fish.
C'est Wags, C'est Bon[]
Dorothy: The Wiggles found a lovely shell. Wags suggested they give it to me. It's beautiful! I'll put it on my special shelf for all my friends to see.
Wags: Ruff, ruff!
Dorothy: Thank you all so much.
Captain Feathersword: Oh-ho, c'est Wags, c'est bon!
Wiggles: C'est fantastique!
Dance a Cachuca[]
Dorothy: We met Magdalena the Mermaid in Wiggle Bay. She wanted to dance, so she asked...
Magdalena: Well, do you know a song we can all sing and dance together?
Anthony: Of course, we do! Hey! Come on, everybody! We're having a dance with Henry's friend!
Rolling Down the Sandhills[]
Dorothy: Wow, look at those sandhills! They'd be great to roll down!
Let's Make Some Rosy Tea[]
Dorothy: There were so many things to do at Wiggle Bay. We were just about to dig in the sand when Anthony said...
Anthony: Hang on, everyone. Let's have some rosy tea first.
Dorothy: Yes, some rosy tea.
Zing Zang Wing Wang Wong[]
Dorothy: The Wiggles and Wags were digging for a special key on the beach.
Anthony: Hey-hey-hey! I said you were a champion digger, Wags. That must be it. I tell you what, zing-zang-zong,s let's sing a song.
Watching the Waves[]
Dorothy: (offscreen.) Hello, Magdalena.
Magdalena: Oh, it's you, Dorothy. I didn't see you there.
Dorothy: (holding a golden key.) We've found the golden key.
Murray: But whose key is it?
Magdalena: Oh, didn't they tell you?
All: No.
Magdalena: Oh, well, it's the key to Davy Jones' locker.
All: Davy Jones' locker?
Magdalena: And that's where King Neptune keeps all his treasures.
Dorothy: King Neptune?
All: King Neptune!
Magdalena: (offscreen.) So you can see how important it is.
All: It is important!
Wags: Arooo!
Anthony: (He tooks the golden key to Captain Feathersword) Well, I think we should send Captain Feathersword with you.
Captain Feathersword: (He is gonna give the golden key to Magdalena.) Oh-ho! My pleasure! Hoo-hoo-hoo!
Anthony: That key is too valuable to risk it falling into the wrong hands. Good idea?
Greg, Jeff & Murray: Good idea.
Dorothy: Good idea. Goodbye, Captain. Good luck. While Captain Feathersword and Magdalena returned the key, we all sat on the beach and watched the waves.
Let's Have a Barbie on the Beach[]
Anthony: Well, I don't know about everyone else, but i'm getting really hungry. Why don't we have a barbecue on the beach?
All: Yes!
Space Dancing Songs[]
Dominic: And now, here are some Wiggly Space Dancing songs.
Go To Sleep Jeff![]
Lullaby Overture[]
Wiggles: Hi, we're The Wiggles!
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony. And everybody, it's a very special day here today at Wigglehouse. Oh, yes. We got a visit from a wonderful little friend of ours, a cousin of Jeff his name is Little Jeff. (Little Jeff starts to cry.)
Jeff: You can hear him now.
Anthony: Yeah, he's crying! And I'll tell you why he's crying, he's a little bit upset, because he can't fall asleep!
Jeff: Yeah. I've got no trouble falling asleep, Anthony.
Anthony: Oh. That's right, Jeff. But, Little Jeff. Well, he just stays awake and won't fall asleep! Any ideas Jeff, how we can help Little Jeff fall asleep?
Jeff: Yeah. Why don't we s… instead of singing those rock 'n' roll songs. You know, they're loud and they're fast and the keep you awake. (Little Jeff laughs.)
Anthony: Yeah, that's right.
Jeff: Let's sing some lullabies.
Anthony: What a great idea! Everybody, Big Jeff had suggested that we play some very slow music, lovely beautiful lullabies to help Little Jeff and there actually to help anyone who needs to fall asleep, to fall asleep. Great idea, Big Jeff!
Jeff: I'm gonna have no trouble falling asleep to those!
Anthony: That's right, but is Little Jeff we're worried about.
Jeff: (Little Jeff starts to cry.) Oh, there he goes again! Let’s get those lullabies started really quick!
Anthony: Or really slow. (Little Jeff laughs.)
I Love It When It Rains[]
Greg: Have you ever been in bed at night when it's raining? I love to lie in bed, wake at night. Listening to the rain fall on the roof, or beat up against the window pane. It's a great feeling to know that you're safe and warm in bed and you can hear the rain falling outside. You can stay nice and warm and dry.
Take a Trip Out on the Sea[]
Greg: Have you ever been on a boat? They can take you over the water using a sail or a motor.
Jeff: Would you like to go on a boat trip? First, let's put in our safety vests, sunscreen and hats.
Anthony: Okay, step carefully onto the boat. Pull up the anchor and off we go!
Greg: Let's hoist up the big white sails.
Murray: Listen to the wind as it catches the sails and pushes the boat over the water.
Anthony: Feel the wind against your face as the water lapse against the sides of the boat. Our friends are waving to us from the shore. Let's wave back.
Jeff: As we sail further and further away, the people seem to be smaller and smaller.
Murray: With land no longer inside or we can see is the big blue green ocean the bright warm sun and seagulls soaring and diving into the water.
Greg: Hey, where's the sun gone? There it is! As it peeps at us from behind a cloud and then disappears behind another.
Anthony: There's more clouds appearing and some of them are looking rather dark. The wind is starting to get stronger and the water is starting to get a bit rougher. Our boat is starting to rock. Listen to the sound of thunder in the distance.
Jeff: Do you think it's time to head back to shore? You do? Okay, let's turn the boat around and head safely home.
Aspri Mera Key Ya Mas (Greek Lullaby)[]
Anthony: Everybody, great news! Look who's arrived. It's George and Demetrios from Greece. Guys, we've got to put little baby Jeff to sleep and lots of people want to go to sleep now. So have you got a Greek song that maybe can put everyone to sleep?
George Moudanidis: (He's speaking in Greek)
Anthony: Well, we like you to sing it, we'd love you to sing it. Oh, guys, get ready for this. Hope for this. We put little baby Jeff to sleep.
George Moudanidis: Dorothy, could you please help us to sing this lovely Greek song? And uh, could you please everybody help us to sing this song?
Maranoa Lullaby (From Central Australia)[]
Murray: Did you know that lullabies are played and it's sung all over the world to help people fall asleep? This beautiful lullaby comes from Central Australia. It's called "Maranoa Lullaby"
Polish Lullaby (Star Lullaby)[]
Jeff: Do you like stringed instruments? I do! I love the sound of the violin with its nice high voice. The viola has a sound not as high but it's beautiful as the bow is drawn across its strings and the cello it puts out a lovely warm low drone sound. Let's go on a string adventure as we listen to the sleepy star lullaby which comes from Poland.
October Winds[]
Dorothy: Everybody, I brought my friend Martin to help little Jeff and everyone get to sleep. Martin's an irishman and you're from a country called Ireland.
Martin Doherty: I am, and all and we have our own language and if you want to say Ireland in Gaelic you say. Would you like me to teach you how to speak Gaelic?
Dorothy: I'd love that Martin.
Martin Doherty: Okay well, I'll teach you how to say "Thank you very much" Goran mila mo hargit
Dorothy: Goran mila mo hargit.
Martin Doherty; That's great.
Dorothy: (giggles) Martin, can you tell us a little bit about island?
Martin Doherty: Oh yes well I come from a place called Dublin which is the capital of Ireland and that's a salt of Ireland and we have a lovely big river which flows right through the center of Dublin and that's called the River Liffey. We also have one of the widest streets in Europe and that's called O' Connustry. We also have a wonderful big zero called Dublin Zoo but the best thing about Dublin is on a Friday night. All the families get together and we sing and we dance and we tell jokes and we all love Friday nights.
Dorothy: Oh, that sounds fantastic. Do you think you could help everyone get to sleep especially Little Jeff by singing us one of those beautiful lullabies?
Martin Doherty: Oh I love to do that. But only thing if you would sing with me, Dorothy.
Dorothy: Oh, I love to, Martin.
John O' Dreams (Irish Lullaby)[]
Anthony: Sleeping helps your body grow and feel better. So when you wake up, you have lots of energy to run and play in Ireland. There is a song about relaxing and sleeping and letting yourself dream about really good things right now. Our Irish friend Martin and of course Greg Wiggle are going to sing a song about the friendly dreamer John O' Dreams. Happy dreams everyone.
Go To Sleep Jeff (Brahms' Lullaby)[]
Greg: Little Jeff's still having trouble sleeping. So Dorothy's going to sing another lullaby for him. And if you're having trouble sleeping too, Why don't you try drifting off to sleep with Brahms' lullaby
Georgia's Song[]
Murray: Well, Little Jeff is sound asleep now. We're going to play some orchestral music to see if we can keep him asleep. Here's an orchestral version of a Wiggles song called Georgia's Song.
Whoo Hoo! Wiggly Gremlins![]
Welcome to Network Wiggles![]
Wiggles: Hi, we're The Wiggles.
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony.
Greg: Well, everybody, we're on our way to Network Wiggles. Come on with us. We're gonna make some television.
Anthony: Now we're here at the studio, Greg. And everybody, it's time to get this television studio working. You know what I'll do first? I'll turn the electricity switches on.
Greg: Great idea. I'll make sure the lights are all working.
Jeff: And I'll polish all the lenses of the TV cameras.
Anthony: Good idea, Jeff. Hey, Wags the Dog!
Wags: Ruff, ruff!
Anthony: Can you collect all those bones that are lying around and clean them up?
Wags: R-okay.
Anthony: Okay. Henry, what are you up to?
Henry: Oh, I'm painting all these sets.
Anthony: (He chuckles.) Hey, Murray.
Murray: Yes, Anthony?
Anthony: Make sure you tune all the guitars wonderful.
Murray: Sure, Anthony.
Anthony: Good on ya, Murray.
Greg: Captain Feathersword.
Captain Feathersword: Ahoy there, Greg.
Greg: Why don't you check all the microphones to make sure they're working properly?
Captain Feathersword: W-ow! (He's trying to speak in the microphone.)
Greg: Hmm, something doesn't sound quite like. Hmm, we need to work on the microphones, guys. Come on, let's make sure everything's working properly here at Network Wiggles.
Jeff: (He's snoring.)
Anthony: Oh no, everybody, Jeff's fallen asleep! We've gotta get Network Wiggles happening. Let's wake him up. On the count of 3, let's say "Wake up, Jeff". Are you ready? 1, 2, 3. (with Greg & Murray.) Wake up, Jeff!
Jeff: (He's blubbering while wakes up & laughing.) Network Wiggles, lights, camera, action!
Gulp Gulp[]
Jeff: Phew. Hey, I'm thirsty.
Anthony: Jeff, phew, am I thirsty too? All that hard work in the studio. Ho-ho!
Greg: Guys, Did I hear you say you're thirsty?
Anthony & Jeff: Yeah.
Anthony: We are, Greg.
Greg: Well, why don't you gulp gulp drink some water?
Anthony: Great idea!
Greg: Yeah.
Anthony's Workshop[]
Greg: Hey Jeff, I feel like doing a painting.
Jeff: Painting, well, I feel like doing some origami.
Greg: Ah, paper folding.
Jeff: Yeah.
Greg: Yeah, well you know what Jeff, I know a place where we can do all of that.
Jeff: Where's that?
Greg: Anthony's Workshop.
Jeff: Yeah.
Testing, One, Two, Three[]
Greg: Hello, can you hear me? Hello? Ah, good. You know microphones are used so that people can hear what you say when you're talking on TV. However, sometimes they don't work as they should and Captain Feathersword is having trouble with his microphone. So we're gonna test his microphone out. Get your microphones ready, everyone. Let's test our microphones together.
Bit By Bit (We're Building A Set)[]
Anthony: Everybody, TV studios are full of sets. Sets are like pretend worlds where you can be whatever you like and have lots of fun. You can build sets at home. Just use some blocks that are lying around. Be careful though. Everybody, let's get ready. Let's build the set together.
Vegetable Soup[]
Anthony: Do you like food everybody? Oh I love food. I, uh, you know what I love best. I like fruit salad but I also like um, I like onions. I love onions. Tomatoes, I love tomatoes, garlic, if you ever tried garlic? Garlic's beautiful and I love zucchini again zucchini all the time I love it!
Greg: Anthony?
Anthony: Greg?
Greg: If you love all those things.
Anthony: Yeah?
Greg: Have you tried eating them all together?
Anthony: Uh, what do you mean that, Greg?
Greg: Have you ever tried making vegetable soup?
Anthony: How do you make vegetable soup?
Greg: Put them all together and you've got vegetable soup!
Anthony: Ha ha, wow!
Hats[]
Jeff: Hats are worn all over the world and in this next song, Greg singing about all sorts of hats. Have you had a favourite?
Camera One[]
Greg: Well everybody it's a very special time here at Network Wiggles because we're getting ready to film something. Now, Little Joey's on camera one, Little Dom's on camera 2 and Captain Feathersword's on camera 3. Oh boy who knows what going to happen. Well, let's get ready. We're rolling.
Dressing Up[]
Greg: Do you ever play dress up? Dressing up is lots of fun, I mean you can dress as anything you want. You can be a doctor, a police officer, a firefighter, anything at all. Just grab some clothes and dress up and get ready to have some fun.
Calling All Cows[]
Anthony: Everybody, get ready, grab your cameras, we've got a great story out on the dairy farm. Right now, we're calling all cows on the moo-gaphone.
Where's Jeff?[]
Murray: Hey, has anyone seen Jeff? Oh I don't know where he is but he likes sleeping in all sorts of different places. Inside, outside, anywhere at all, really. Keep your eyes open and see if you can find Jeff. Where's Jeff?
Knock, Knock, Who's There?[]
Jeff: (knocking on door.) Hello. Do you like knock knock jokes. Well here's a song, chaka block, full of knock knock jokes.
Top of the Tots[]
Bow Wow Wow[]
Wiggles: Hi, we're the Wiggles!
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony. Greg?
Greg: Yeah?
Anthony: Do you give a butterfly a bone?
Greg: Oh no, Anthony, you wouldn't do that. Butterflies don't eat bones.
Anthony: Murray?
Murray: Yes, Anthony?
Anthony: Could you give a bone to a caterpillar?
Murray: Oh no, Anthony, caterpillars don't eat bones either.
Anthony: Jeff, who do you give a bone to?
Jeff: You give a bone to a dog.
Anthony: Bow wow wow!
Central Park New York[]
Murray: Do you like going to the park? I really love parks. They're great fun! You know there's all sorts of different parks. You can have a playground in the park, or sometimes, there's parks where you go camping, there's parks out in the country and even in the city. Some really big cities like New York City in the United States have really, really big parks. The park in New York City's called Central Park New York.
Cowboys and Cowgirls[]
Jeff: Right now, everyone, it's time to come on a trip to the old west. Make sure you've got your boots on, put your cowboy shirts on, your cowboy pants and of course, have a cowboy hat on to keep the sun off. Let's go! Yee-ha!
Fly Through The Sky[]
Greg: Have you ever travelled on an airplane? Airplanes can be lots of fun! They're big, they're shiny and they zoom really fast through the sky. So get ready, everybody, and fasten your seatbelts, because it's time to "Fly Through The Sky"!
I Wave My Arms And Swing My Baton[]
Anthony: Have you noticed when there was a band playing, a brass band or an orchestra with lots of strings and-and brass and woodwind and percussion instruments. They have a man or a woman out the front wearing a-usually a tuxedo or a-wonderful formal clothes with a hat sometimes and they have a little baton in their hands, like a little stick. They're waving that stick around, that baton around, and the band or the orchestra, well, they're playing along with the wonderful rhythms that the baton is making in the air.
New York Firefighter[]
Greg: Have you ever seen a fire truck driving down the road with its sirens wailing, ladders on top, hoses ready and fireman on board? Chances are they're on our their way to put out a fire. Everybody, get ready to go on an adventure with some New York firefighters!
Picking Flowers[]
Murray: You know everyone, I love working in the garden. I love to sew the seed in the ground and then watch the beautiful flowers as they grow over the weeks. You know, someone who works in the garden might be called a gardener or you might call them a horticulturalist. Yeah.
Say Aah at the Doctors[]
Murray: Sometimes when I'm not feeling well, I have to go to the doctor. I don't always look forward to going to the doctor, but I always feel better after I've been. My doctor lets me listen through the stethoscope and she's always really friendly, so I know that after I've been to the doctor, I'm gonna feel much better.
Feeling Chirpy[]
Anthony: (whistling)
Jeff: Hey Anthony, why you whistling?
Anthony: Ha-ha! I'm feeling chirpy. Chirpy chirpy chirpy chirpy!
Jeff: He's really chirpy!
Lettuce Sing (Fresh Fruit And Vegies)[]
Jeff: Hey Greg, what's your favourite vegetable?
Greg: Ah, Jeff, I love hot potatoes.
Jeff: Hmm. Murray, what's your favourite fruit?
Murray: Oh, bananas, Jeff, yeah!
Jeff: Oh yeah. Anthony, what's your favourite vegetable?
Anthony: (laughs) I like them all. I like carrots, I like zucchini, I like fruit, vegetables, everything, I like food. Food food food food-but where do you get fruit and vegetables from?
Jeff: You get them from the vegetable shop.
Anthony: (laughs)
Jeff: (laughs) But you know what I like? I like lettuce. Lettuce sing.
Let's Go Swimming[]
Murray: Hey everyone, it's a really hot day. Let's all go for a swim!
The Bricklayers Song[]
Anthony: Everybody, we are filming a house being made by bricklayers.
Greg: Yes, lots and lots of bricks one on top of the other using mortar to hold them together.
Murray: So get your trowels ready, everyone. We're going to build a brick wall.
Jeff: I might have a quick nap before we start, everyone.
Anthony, Greg & Murray: Oh, Jeff!
Tick Tock (All Night Long)[]
Anthony: Everybody, if you need to tell the time, you look at a clock or you look at a watch.
Jeff: Tick tock tick tock tick tock tick tock. They go all day and all night long.
Can You Dig It?[]
Murray: Phew, I've just been working out in the garden, digging in the dirt, planting flowers, planting vegetables, weeding the garden. Wow! I love digging in the garden.
Knead Some Dough[]
Jeff: It's fun making bread. You get some flour and some water, mix them together. And with your hands, you roll it around, push it and pull it, and knead it all together into a big doughy lump.
Open Wide Look Inside At The Dentist[]
Anthony: Dentists help us keep our teeth healthy. So we can keep smiling beautifully. Let's go see the dentist!
Hey There Partner[]
Greg: In Australia, we call our friends "mates". In the old west, the cowboys would call their friend "partner". So come on, partner, saddle up and let's go for a ride!
Walking On The Moon[]
Anthony: Greg?
Greg: Yeah.
Anthony: And everybody, I've got a question.
Greg: Hmm.
Anthony: Can you film something on the moon?
Greg: Well, actually, Anthony. Yes you can. And they have filmed something on the moon and they've have been there back to earth using satellite technology.
Anthony: Satellite technology? That sounds fantastic! Well, Greg, if there's an astronaut on the moon right now, walking on the moon, would we be able to see it?
Greg: Yes we would, Anthony. We just need a camera, a satellite and a satellite receiver. And of course, our TV set.
Anthony: Alright everybody, let's watch some action from the moon!
Cold Spaghetti Western[]
We're the Cowboys[]
Wiggles: Hi, we're The Wiggles!
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony.
Greg: And today, (with others) we're the cowboys!
Jeff: Yee-haw! (He chuckles.)
Cielito Lindo[]
Anthony: Everybody, it's lots of fun because we've got some friends, ¡some amigos!
Fernandito: ¡Hola!
Anthony: From Mexico, Fernando and Fernandito.
Fernando: You got it, I think, what do you think?
Fernandito: Oh indeed.
Anthony: That's right. That's big Fernando and little Fernando. Now, Fernando. Uh. We're about to sing a beautiful song "Cielito Lindo." Tell us about that. When do you sing songs like that?
Fernandito: Pues, este, es una canción muy bonita que explica de, pues, las cosas bonitas de México, la fiesta. Y todo lo, todo, este, lo que es especial para la cultura de México. Si
Anthony: So it's a real party music. Yeah, and what do people do in Mexico for parties. What do they do?
Fernando: You know what is the first thing that they do. I mean, tu sabes cual la primera cosa que ellos hacen. ¡A-ja-ja-ay!
Anthony: Wow! Can you try that at home, everybody if you, can everybody do that together, You ready? Here we go.
Fernandito: One, two, three, (with Anthony and Fernando) ¡A-ja-ay!
Anthony: That's fun! Everybody, let's go to a fiesta!
Fernando: ¡Claro!
Anthony: ¡Cielito Lindo!
The Wiggly Trail[]
Jeff: Baa! Hee-haw! Hee-haw! (whistles like a bird)
Greg: Jeff, what are you doing?
Jeff: I'm making animal noises.
Greg: I can hear that, Jeff, but, why you making animal noises.
Jeff: Oh, these are some of the sounds of the animals will hear on the Wiggly trail.
Greg: Animal noises?
Jeff: Yeah?
Greg: Wiggly trail? That sounds like a lot of fun, Jeff. Everybody, come along with us on the Wiggly Trail.
Jeff: Yeah! Hee-haw, hee-haw, hee-haw! (laughs)
Greg: Jeff!
Listen To The Drummer Playing[]
Murray: Hey everyone, drums are really exciting. They help keep the beat to the song. There's drums, they're cymbals, there's some cymbals called hi-hats. Listen for the hi-hats. Listen for the drums as the drummer plays the beat.
Let's Go To The Great Western Cafe[]
Greg: Hey Murray, have you seen Anthony?
Murray: No, Greg. I haven't.
Greg: I wonder where he could be. Maybe he's eating food somewhere.
Murray: Well, he is always hungry, Greg.
Greg: He is. Perhaps, he's eating some of that fantastic master pasta at the Great Western Cafe.
Murray: Yeah, let's all go there and see.
Greg: Yeah!
The Master Pasta Maker (From Italy)[]
Captain Feathersword: Whoa-ho! Oh, ahoy there me hearties! I'd like to introduce you to a friend of mine, the master pasta maker from Italy, Alfonso. Let's all say "Ahoy there, Alfonso!" Ahoy there, Alfonso!
Alfonso: Oh ciao capitano, finalmente ti ho incontrato, sono, ah, ah, ciao a tutti, ah, (in English) Hi everybody! Eh, dimmi
Captain Feathersword: Ooh, now, tell me, Alfonso, how is it you make that wonderful pasta?
Alfonso: Oh Capitano, a te te lo devo proprio dire. lo ci metto le farina, ci metto l'acqua, ci metto le uova. E metto tutto insieme e mischio e poi. Ooh!
Captain Feathersword: Ooh! Wow! So okay so I'm so you get some flour...
Alfonso: Si si si si si!
Captain Feathersword: And some water.
Alfonso: SI Capitano si!
Captain Feathersword: Oh and some... (clucks like a chicken) Oh, some chicken.
Alfonso: No no no Capitano.
Captain Feathersword: Oh, uhh... Oh and some feathers.
Alfonso: No no no Capitano.
Captain Feathersword: Ooh I know, Alfonso, some eggs.
Alfonso: Bravo, bravo, Capitano bravo si si si.
Captain Feathersword: Hoo hoo hoo! Oh well, me hearties. Let's all make some pasta with the master pasta maker from Italy!
Follow The Bird[]
Anthony: Everybody, it's very strange. You know, I was enjoying a beautiful piece of bread and I was walking along the park and all of a sudden, I looked down and there was no bread in my hands anymore. Uh. And... Oh! Alfonso, my friend.
Alfonso: Dimmi, dimmi.
Anthony: Uh. Well. I-I was just telling everybody I had some bread, I've lost the bread. Do you know anything about where my bread is?
Alfonso: Oh, si si si, I tell you. I have to tell you something. I know-I saw-I saw a little bird coming through.
Anthony: A little bird.
Alfonso: Yeah. Un uccello, un uccello, un passerotto, sai un passerotto?
Anthony: Oh, yeah.
Alfonso: (Tweets)
Anthony: (He laughs)
Alfonso: Si, si.
Anthony: I know. Yeah, bird. But then, what's that got to do with my bread?
Alfonso: You put it down right.
Anthony: Yeah.
Alfonso: He came and fly over and took it.
Anthony: He took the bread off the plate.
Alfonso: Yes.
Anthony: And where did he go with the bread...
Alfonso: Ah, he took it back to my place, you know.
Anthony: The bird took my bread to your pl... What's he doing, taking th....
Alfonso: Because, olive oil.
Anthony: Olive oil? What's-What's olive oil got to do with the bird and the bread?!
Alfonso: Because I like olive oil and bread together. I don't have anymore and I told the bird to come and get it for you, sorry.
Anthony: Oh so, Alfonso, you've got olive oil and bread at your place? Well, how do I get to your place?
Alfonso: Just follow the bird!
Anthony: Follow the bird?
Alfonso: Si! Il passerotto, vai!
Anthony: Follow the bird.
Alfonso: Follow the bird!
Anthony: Everybody, let's follow the bird!
Alfonso: Yes!
Foodman[]
Anthony: Everybody, that super food hero, Foodman, is here. He's got a wonderful, wonderful super outfit with a cape, and uh, a fruit all around the belt, and uh, as Foodman's fantastic, because he teaches us all, about wonderful food to eat. Foodman, it's good to see you.
Foodman: Hello Anthony, hello citizens!
Anthony: Now, Foodman, you have been preparing a wonderful piece of food over there. What is that?
Foodman: It's a banana cake, Anthony.
Anthony: Banana cake well, banana cake's great and over there you've done some beautiful-What is that lovely coloured food?
Foodman: That's what we all call "fruit salad."
Anthony: Well, it's wonderful colours, there's obviously apples in there, what else?
Foodman: And bananas and some watermelons and some grapes. I love grapes!
Anthony: Well, fruit salad is fantastic for everybody. Uh, Foodman, I'll leave you to it because you're cooking food for everybody.
Foodman: Thank you, Anthony.
Anthony: Everybody, here comes the Foodman!
El Pato[]
Anthony: Everybody, Fernando and Fernandito are doing quacking sounds for some reason.
Fernando: (He's making quacking sounds)
Fernandito: Well, hat's because we're getting ready for the next song.
Anthony: Well, what's the next song all about?
Fernandito: El patito, a little duck.
Anthony: A little duck? Everybody, get ready to quack because right now it's time for... (with Fernando and Fernandito.) ¡El Pato!
Fernando: ¡Si!
Fernandito: Vamonos.
Fernando: Vamos a bailar, Sally.
Fernanditio: Pues, si.
Fernando: ¿La pachanda? Pos orale. Ja-ja-ay.
Olive Oil[]
Captain Feathersword: (singing in opera voice) Mi!
Anthony: Everybody, you're listening to the beautiful singing voice of Captain Feathersword.
Captain Feathersword: (singing in opera voice) La la la la la la la!
Anthony: Hang on a second! Captain Feathersword?
Captain Feathersword: Yes Anthony?
Anthony: Well, you've got a beautiful voice, but this is a really beautiful voice. What happened?
Captain Feathersword: Oh I don't know, Anthony. I was eating some pasta with the master pasta maker from Italy, Alfonso, and then after I finished eating the pasta and all of a sudden, I could sing so beautifully (singing in opera voice.) Mi!
Anthony: Captain, let me get to the bottom of this, there's Alfonso now cooking up some beautiful pasta with his olive oil. Alfonso, Captain's got a beautiful voice all of a sudden. What happened?
Alfonso: Uh, It's the olive oil.
Anthony: Is the olive oil...What do you mean, Alfonso?
Alfonso: Olive oil. You know, it's a beautiful thing, it has come from the tree and then you get those things you know that you eat and then...
Captain Feathersword: The olives.
Alfonso: About these olives yeah olives yeah and then you and you put in everything you know it's just so beautiful you know and...
Anthony: And that helps you sing?
Alfonso: Very very well. Yeah it's beautiful for your voice. You want me to... You want me to sing for you?
Anthony & Captain Feathersword: Si!
Alfonso: Olive oil, si!
Hey Now, Let's Have A Party![]
Murray: Hey Greg, what's your favourite thing at a party?
Greg: Ah, Murray, I love party food.
Murray: Yeah, I love party music.
Greg: Oh, and I love party decorations.
Murray: Hey, let's have a party!
Greg: Great idea!
Fiesta Siesta[]
Greg: Everybody, in Spanish. A "party" it's called a "fiesta". Jeff, what do they call a "nap" in Spanish? (Jeff snores.) Jeff?
Murray: Hey, Greg. I think Jeff's having a "nap". He's having a "siesta". That's the "nap" in Spanish.
Greg: ¡"Siesta"! You know what, Murray? If we're gonna have this fiesta, we're gonna have to wake Jeff up. Let's wake him up together. (with Murray.) 1, 2, 3. WAKE UP, JEFF!!!!!!
Jeff: (He blubbers, while waking up.) Ha-ha! Did someone say party?
Greg: Yes, ¡fiesta!
Farewell To The Wiggly Trail[]
Anthony: Well everybody, we've had a great time on the old Wiggly trail.
Greg: Yeah, thanks for coming along with us.
Murray: But right now, it's time to say goodbye to each other. Bye from Murray.
Jeff: Bye from Jeff.
Greg: Bye from Greg.
Anthony: And bye-bye from Anthony. (with others saying goodbye.) Bye-bye everybody! Bye-bye!
Santa's Rockin'![]
Ring-A-Ding-A-Ding Dong![]
Wiggles: Merry Christmas! We're The Wiggles!
Greg: I'm Greg.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony.
Greg: Christmas time is a time to celebrate. And you might hear people ringing bells on Christmas Day to help them celebrate. Let's all sing along with the bells right now as we get ready to celebrate Christmas together.
Great Big Man In Red[]
Anthony: Everybody Christmas is a time for friends and we've got a wonderful friend here with us. His name is John Fogerty and he's a wonderful rock and roll singer, a brilliant guitar player. Great to see you, John. G'day! How are you going?
John Fogerty: Well, I'm great thanks. Hi everyone and Merry Christmas, Anthony.
Anthony: Well, Merry Christmas to you, John. Now John, we've got a question for you and the question is this. How do people in your wonderful country, the United States of America. Well, how do the people celebrate Christmas in the United States?
John Fogerty: Oh, I love Christmas. It's the best day of the year. Now, Christmas morning all the children wake up very early and open all the presents. They are very excited. A little bit later, we have Christmas dinner, turkey and all the trimmings, but you got to save some room for pumpkin pie and ice cream. It's a wonderful day.
Anthony: Well, John, It's very exciting time now because Santa Claus has been spotted leaving the North Pole where all the reindeer and the sleigh on his way to deliver presents to everybody all around the world. John, do you leave anything special for Santa Claus in your house?
John Fogerty: Well, we always leave milk and cookies for Santa and he must love them because the next morning, it's always gone. But we also leave carrots for the reindeer.
Mary's Boy Child[]
Murray: Here's a song called "Mary's Boy Child" It's all about the night Baby Jesus was born. Mary is Jesus' mother. When we celebrate Christmas, we celebrate the birth of Mary's boy child.
Captain Feathersword's Christmas Dance[]
Greg: Hi, Captain Feathersword. Uh, what are those pants you're wearing?
Captain Feathersword: Ooh, these are my Christmas pants, Greg.
Greg: Christmas pants?
Captain Feathersword: Well, that's right, Greg. I like to wear Christmas pants when I do Christmas dances.
Greg: Christmas dances?
Captain Feathersword: That's right, Greg. Christmas pants is for Christmas dances.
Greg: Christmas pants is for Christmas dances? C-Captain, I'm terribly confused.
Captain Feathersword: Ho ho! Don't worry about it, Greg, it'll all be explained in a song.
Greg: Ooh, I hope so.
Rockin' Santa![]
Anthony: Now John, you are a wonderful singer. Could you tell everybody about rock and roll singing?
John Fogerty: Oh I love playing music. It's great fun to play my guitar and sing in front of people. You get to run out on stage and see all the happy faces and I get to travel all around the world. It's a great time.
Anthony: Everybody, it's time to rock and roll and sing and dance with John Fogerty and the wonderful Santa Claus because you know what? (with John Fogerty) Santa's rockin'!
Noche De Paz (Silent Night)[]
Anthony: Everybody, "Silent Night" is a beautiful traditional Christmas carol and it's sung all around the world in many different languages. To help us sing "Silent Night" or "Noche De Paz" in Spanish, we have our wonderful friends, our amigos, Fernando, Fernandito and Julio.
This Little Baby Is Born Again[]
Murray: Here's our wonderful friend of ours and you know him too. He's going to help us sing a song. It's King Mondo, Ross Wilson with "This Little Baby Is Born Again".
Wags Stop Your Barking, It's Almost Christmas Day![]
Greg: Hi everyone, we've got our friend Barry Williams with us. Hi, Barry!
Barry Williams: Hi, everyone! Hi, Greg! Nice to be here.
Greg: Great to have you here, Barry. You know what, Barry? I was wondering, what do you like most about Christmas time?
Barry Williams: Christmas is my favourite time of year. It's the time when everyone tries to really get along with one another. And also, families get together and have meals and visit and sometimes you get to see relatives you haven't seen for the longest of times and of course, if I've been really good all year, there are lots of presents.
Greg: Ah, presents. Now that brings me to something. Who brings presents at Christmas time?
Barry Williams: Santa Claus.
Greg: That's right, it's Santa Claus. Well, I know somebody else who loves presents.
Barry Williams: Who's that?
Greg: That's Wags the Dog.
Barry Williams: Ah.
Greg: Hey, I think I can hear Wags barking right now. Yeah, here comes Wags everybody and look, here comes Santa Claus.
Christmas Barcarolle (Let The World Rejoice)[]
Anthony: Everybody, Christmas time is the time to sing and sing with lots of joy. And to help us sing the next song, we have a friend of ours, a great mate, Sam Moran with a beautiful voice. Sam has written some wonderful words to the beautiful Barcarolle to tie in with Christmas. Sam, tell us all about the wonderful words you've written for the song?
Sam: Well Anthony, it's all about the original Christmas morning with the shepherds and the wise men all following the guiding star to find little Baby Jesus in his manager. Anthony, would you and the other Wiggles help me sing the song?
Anthony: Sam, we'd love to and anyone else to sing the song, Sam?
Sam: I would love everybody to sing along too.
Anthony: Well everyone, Let's sing along with Sam and his beautiful voice. The "Christmas Barcarolle".
Dorothy's Christmas Roses[]
Greg: Everybody knows Dorothy the Dinosaur loves roses. She loves eating them all the time even on Christmas Day. So let's collect up some roses for Dorothy, everybody. Here comes "Dorothy's Christmas Roses".
Away in a Manger[]
Jeff: Here's a song about the first Christmas when the Baby Jesus was born.
Henry The Champion Christmas Wrapper[]
Henry: Breebop! Hi everybody, I'm Henry the Octopus. Merry Christmas! Oh, at Christmas time, I love to use my eight long tentacles to help Santa Claus wrap the presents. Let's all wrap the presents together. Oh!
Day Of Joy, Day Of Peace (Hamish's Lullaby)[]
Murray: We all know that on Christmas Eve, Santa Claus makes his big trip around the world. I don't know about you, but I'm really excited on Christmas Eve and sometimes I have trouble getting off to sleep. Do you feel the way too? Here's a lullaby that I wrote to help my little boy, Hamish, fall asleep. It might help everyone fall asleep on Christmas Eve.
LIVE Hot Potatoes![]
Rock-A-Bye Your Bear[]
(Audience cheering & clapping since the song is over.)
Murray: (He's holding red acoustic guitar.) Hello, everyone! It's great to be in Sydney! Welcome to the Wiggles show, everyone. We're the Wiggles. I'm Murray.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: I'm Anthony, and you're probably wondering where Greg is, everybody. Well, he's parking the Big Red Car right now. And I think in about three seconds he will come through these beautiful blue curtains. And when he does, don't forget to give him a big clap, everybody. Here he comes. 1, 2, 3!
Greg: (He arrives on the stage.) Hello, everybody! (Audience cheering & clapping since Greg is here on stage.)
Murray: (offscreen.) It's Greg.
Anthony: Everybody, today is all about having fun. So if you feel like singing, we'd love you to sing. If you feel like dancing, we'd love you to dance. If you feel like waking Jeff up, we'd love you to wake Jeff up. And everybody, if you feel like rockin', here comes "Rock-a-Bye Your Bear".
Lights, Camera, Action, Wiggles![]
Murray: Well, everyone, I've got a question for you all. And feel free to answer this question as loudly as you like. The question is this, would you like to meet a friend of ours? Would you like to meet Captain Feathersword, the friendly pirate?
(Audience shouting "YEAH!")
Jeff: I've got another question for everyone and the question is this, would you like to meet a friend of ours? Would you like to meet Dorothy the Dinosaur?
(Audience shouting "YEAH!")
Greg: Well, everybody, I was wondering would you like to meet a friend of ours? Would you like to meet Wags the Dog?
(Audience shouting "YEAH!")
Anthony: Everybody, just a quick question, would you like to meet Henry the Octopus?
(Audience shouting "YEAH!")
Anthony: That's fantastic. Greg, did you hear that? (He's gonna do his own style of dance moves, including doing star jumps.) Everyone wants to meet Wags. Everyone wants to meet Dorothy. Everyone wants to meet the Captain. Everyone wants to meet Henry. Greg, one question. The question is this. What do we do, Greg? What do we do? (Until, it gets faster & faster.) What do we do? What do we do? What do we do? What do we do? What do we do? What do we do? What do we do? Greg? (While, honking with his finger.)
Greg: Everybody, I think that we should bring out our wonderful friends with that great song, "Lights, Camera, Action, (with the others.) Wiggles!" (himself.) Yes, that's it, guys. And we need your help in this song, everyone. (They're gonna do the actions.) When we sing, "Lights, Camera, Action," we need you all to put your hands in the air, like this, and say (with others.) "Wiggles!" (himself.) So let's try it now. (with others, while the audience calling out.) "Lights, Camera, Action, Wiggles!" (himself.) Oh, you little beauty, mate! Let's all get ready to... (with others.) Go, go, go!
Hoop Dee Doo[]
(The Wiggly Friends are leaving for the song is done. But then, Jeff is very tired cause he's sleeping, while snoring.)
Murray: It's great fun singing "Lights, Camera, Action". (Audience calling out saying "Jeff!" that he's sleeping again.) What's that? What? (They are both spotted at Jeff.) You're right, everyone. Jeff's fallen asleep again!
Greg: Let's wake Jeff up and we'll see what he does. (with Anthony & Murray.) 1, 2, 3, (with audience shouting.) WAKE UP, JEFF!!!!!!
Jeff: (He is standing upside down, while he's doing a handstand, when he's very excited.) Hoop-Dee-Doo! Thanks for waking me up. Hoop-Dee-Doo! My name's Jeff. Hoop-Dee-Doo! I wear purple. Hoop-Dee-Doo! I love Sydney!
Greg: Oh, yeah!
Anthony: Good on you, Jeff. "Hoop-Dee-Doo."
D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)[]
(Audience cheering & clapping since the song is over. While, their dancers & their friends are leaving. Except, Dorothy.)
Murray: Great Hoop-Dee-Doo dancing out there, everyone. Gives yourselves a really big clap. And keep clapping, because here comes Dorothy the Dinosaur.
Dorothy: Thank you! (She giggles.) Hi, everyone! Hi, Wiggles.
Wiggles: Hi, Dorothy.
Anthony: Now, Dorothy, if I asked you what liked best in the whole world, what would you say?
Dorothy: I love roses!
Anthony: And we love you, Dorothy. And right now, everybody, it's time to dance with Dorothy!
Rolling Down The Sandhills/Running Up The Sandhills[]
Greg: Well, everybody, as Dorothy leaves the stage with those beautiful roses, (Stage crew is pulling the TV screen.) you know, it's time to cross to the Wiggly TV screens because at this very moment Captain Feathersword is down on the beach at Wiggle Bay and he's doing some exercises there. I thought it might be fun if we could all join in the exercises with Captain Feathersword. So let' all say, "Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword!" (with others.) Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword!
Captain Feathersword: (He appears on the TV screen at the beach called Wiggle Bay.) Ahoy there, me hearties. Hoo-hoo-hoo! It's great fun rolling down the sandhills. Why don't we all go rolling down the sandhills together?
Can You (Point Your Fingers And Do The Twist?)[]
(Audience cheering & clapping since the song is over, while Jeff arrives back on the stage.)
Jeff: Everyone, Christmas Day is only a few days away. Now, does anyone know who wears red at Christmas time? They've also got a big white beard and they give out presents. Does anyone know who that is?
(Audience shouting "SANTA!")
Jeff: That's right, it's Santa Claus. And he's on his way to the show.
Dorothy: (She has some very important news appear on the TV screen.) Hi, everyone. Sorry to interrupt. But Jeff just mentioned Santa Claus. Well, Jeff, he is on the way, but sad news, he seems to be lost.
Greg: Oh.
Dorothy: His trusty reindeer stopped to eat carrots in New Carrot-donia, a big wind blew up and pushed them off course. Jeff, can you find Santa and show him the way to the show?
Jeff: (He is giving thumbs up, before he leaves.) Sure, Dorothy!
Dorothy: Thanks, Jeff. This is Dorothy the Dinosaur signing out.
Greg: Well, thanks for that, Dorothy. (Stage crew are pulling away from the TV screen.) Everybody, there's some exciting news there. You see, Santa Claus is on the way to the show! But there's a little bit of sad news. You see, Santa Claus is a little bit lost. Never mind, because there's some fantastic news! Jeff has gonna to find Santa Claus. Oh, yes, and while we wait for that to happen, everybody, can you try this with us, please? Can you all point you fingers and do the twist? Oh, yeah, let's all get ready to point our fingers and we'll do the twist. Here we go.
Butterflies Flit[]
(Audience cheering & clapping since the song is over, while the Wiggly Dancers & Greg leaving.)
Anthony: Well, everybody, after our wonderful dancing, it's time now for some quiet dancing, a little bit slower. You might like to sit down for this one, or dance along. We know, it's up to you. Everybody, this type of dance is called "ballet" and it's absolutely beautiful. Dorothy's wonderful... she's a wonderful ballerina, and she has a beautiful ballet dress. It's a tutu. She looks wonderful, and here she comes to perform her butterfly ballet. It's Dorothy!
We're Dancing With Wags The Dog[]
(Audience cheering & clapping since the song is finished, while the animal mascots are leaving.)
Greg: Give yourselves a really big clap. Great animal dancing, everyone! Well done. Everybody, I was wondering, (Anthony is gonna do the actions to this song.) can you shake your hips like Wags the Dog?
(Audience shouting "YEAH!")
Greg: Oh, that's terrific! Can you turn your head and groove along?
(Audience shouting "YEAH!")
Greg: Fantastic! Can you shake your hands and move your knees?
(Audience shouting "YEAH!")
Greg: Oh, now we're dancing like Wags. Well, right now, everybody, it is time to shake your hips with Wags the Dog!
Central Park New York[]
Anthony: Until we see Wags again, let's wave goodbye to Wags, everybody!
(Audience cheering & clapping since Wags was waving goodbye, while everybody says "Bye-bye, Wags!")
Murray: Wags loves to dance and he loves to eat those big bones. But he also loves to play in the park. And you know, there's lots of wonderful parks all around the world. You know, there's a park called "Central Park in New York City".
Anthony: Come on, everybody, let's do a dance in "Central Park New York"!
Here Come The Reindeer[]
Anthony: Let's give them a big clap, the squirrels!
(Audience cheering & clapping since they've done the song about in New York City, while the baseball players & the squirrels are leaving. Until, they've hearing those sleigh bells jingle jangle sound in the distance.)
Murray: Bye-bye, squirrels! Hey, everyone! I can hear bells. Can you hear those bells? Do you think that...? I think you might be right. Someone down here said Santa. It probably means Santa's on his way. It sounds like Santa's sleigh bells. Why don't we help Santa and his reindeer on their way by doing a reindeer dance, everyone? Can you put your antlers on your head?
Greg: Yeah.
Murray: And let's all do a reindeer dance together!
Anthony: "Here Come The Reindeer"!
Fruit Salad[]
(Audience cheering since Santa finally came here on the stage.)
Santa: Ho-ho, ho-ho-ho! Hello, my friends! It's great to be in Sydney! Hello over there. Hello over there as well. Friends, merry Christmas to you and your families. Ho-ho-ho!
Captain Feathersword: Ho-ho! Merry Christmas to you as well, Santa. And thank you coming all the way to Sydney from the North Pole. Now, Santa, we know it was a really long trip.
Santa: Mm-hmm?
Captain Feathersword: And you must be really hungry.
Santa: Yeah.
Captain Feathersword: So, we prepared our favourite dessert treat for you, fruit salad!
Santa: Ho-ho-ho! Captain, it's my favourite too! Ho-ho! I love fruit salad! hey, let's all eat this healthy Christmas dessert treat! Ho-ho-ho!
Anthony: You heard Santa, it's time for some fruit salad! Yummy, yummy!
Captain Feathersword Fell Asleep on His Pirate Ship (Quack Quack)[]
(Audience cheering that fruit salad treat was really delicious.)
Murray: Fruit Salad, yummy yummy!
Santa: Ho-ho-ho! Well, my friends, I'll be back a little later. Till then, hooroo and bye-bye, everyone! Bye-bye!
Anthony: Let's wave goodbye to Santa!
Santa: Ho-ho-ho! (He leaves the stage.)
Captain Feathersword: We'll see you soon, Santa. Bye-bye!
Santa: Hoo-roo, Captain!
Anthony: Hoo-roo!
Murray: Well, it's always exciting to meet Santa Claus. And something else that's very exciting is singing along and dancing along as Captain Feathersword sings "Quack, quack, quack, Cock-a-doodle-doodle-doo!"
Captain Feathersword: Oh, that's my favourite song! Let's all sing it together, me hearties!
I Wave My Arms And Swing My Baton[]
(Audience cheering & clapping since that was a great Eagle Rock covered by King Mondo.)
Greg: Great eagle rocking, everyone!
Captain Feathersword: Wow!
Greg: Well done. Fantastic dancing. Ah, yes. Great work, Wiggly Orchestra! Well done. Hey now, Dom. There's a question I've got for you, my friend. Well, during the show I noticed you over here, you've been waving your arms and swinging your baton, and it seems like everything you want the orchestra to do, you get them to do by... waving the baton in the air. Is that right? That's right. I thought that was the case. Well, Dom, I think it looks like a lot of fun, and, you know, I was wondering... could I have a go at doing that, please? Really? (Dominic Lindsay gives him a baton.) Wow! He said I could have a go, everybody! Take a look at this! (He's holding a baton.) I've got Dom's baton! And with this, I can conduct the Wiggly Orchestra. But I can't do it on my own. I need your help to do this, everybody, so can you get your batons out and hold them up in the air? That's the way. Excellent. We can conduct the orchestra together. (He is waving his baton.) Now, it's very easy. All you have to do is wave your arms and swing your baton! That's great, everyone! You're doing fine! Hey, I was what might happen if we wave our arms and swing our batons really slow? Should we give it a go and find out? Alright, let's wave our batons slowly. Here we go. (He is waving his baton very slowly, so the orchestra could play slow.) Hey! Did you notice that? The orchestra's playing really slowly now. What do you think might happen if we wave our arms and swing our batons really fast? Let's try it and find out. Ready? (He is waving his baton very quickly, so the orchestra could play fast. Then, he laughs.) The orchestra plays fast! Oh, this is good fun. Alright, let's go back to normal speed now. (The orchestra plays the normal tempo.) Oh, yeah. That's great. Have a listen to that. Perfection! Great conducting, everyone. This is a lot of fun. Let's get ready to wave our arms and swing our batons!
You Make Me Feel Like Dancing[]
Anthony: G'day, everyone. (with others.) We're the Wiggles! (himself.) I'm Anthony.
Murray: I'm Murray.
Sam: I'm Sam.
Jeff: And I'm Jeff.
Anthony: Everyone, are you ready to sing?
Murray: Are you ready to dance?
Sam: Are you ready to dress up?
Jeff: Here's some songs and dances from different times and different places.
Anthony: What are we waiting for? You...
Murray: Make...
Sam: Me...
Jeff: Feel like...
All: Dancing!
Sing a Song of Wiggles[]
Sam: Hi, everyone. (with the others.) We're The Wiggles. (himself.) I'm Sam.
Jeff: I'm Jeff.
Anthony: I'm Anthony.
Murray: And I'm Murray.
Sam: Everyone, I'm dressed up as the handsome prince.
Anthony: I'm dressed up as a buzzing bee.
Murray: I'm dressed up as a rock'n'roll singer.
Jeff: And I'm dressed up as Old MacDonald. Hey, everyone, let's go down to Old MacDonald's farm and see all the animals.
The Kingdom Of Paramithi[]
Three Lovely Bowls[]
King John: Greetings fair citizens. I am King John and I do hope you'll enjoy all these WONDERFUL songs from The Kingdom Of Paramithi! Oh here's Sarah singing a song from Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Naughty Goldilocks is tasting porridge from three of the bears bowls.
Tell A Tale Of Puss In Boots[]
King John: Puss In Boots is a tale made popular by Charles Perrault in France, in the 17th century. It's about a clever pussycat, who helps her master Joe become rich. The fairytale was Purrfect!
Medal Presentation[]
King John: Each day Queen Isabella and I perform our royal duties. We present the medal of Paramithi to a special child for something they have done well. It's time for a medal presentation!
Let's Get The Costumes[]
King John: James and Genevieve produce a show each day. Genevieve visits Mario who makes beautiful costumes for our performers to wear on stage.
I Am A Green Frog[]
King John: Here's a song from the fairytale The Princess and the Frog. A young prince was turned into a frog by a witch. The spell could only be broken if the frog was kissed by a princess. In this song, Carlos plays the part of the frog and Bernadette plays the part of the princess.
Pinocchio[]
King John: Pinocchio is a tale from Italy, first printed in 1883 by Carlo Collodi. Pinocchio is a marionette made from magic wood, and so he is able to sing and dance and do the things that a real boy could do. As producers, James and Genevieve really "Pulled the strings" for this performance!
Cinderella's Song[]
King John: Cinderella is a fairytale that is centuries old, and was made popular by Charles Perrault in France. It is a story about a girl named Ella who is made to sweep the cinders from the fireplace. Her unhappy stepmother named her Cinderella. Cinderella eventually meets a handsome prince, who falls in love with her. (Sighs romantically) Here is Carlos playing the part of the handsome prince and Sarah plays Cinderella.
Three Lovely Beds[]
King John: Here is another song from Goldilocks and the Three Bears, a fairytale popularised in the 1800s by the poet Robert Southey. Here, naughty Goldilocks lays in three of the bears beds.
It's Goodbye[]
King John: I hope you've enjoyed some of the songs from The Kingdom Of Paramithi. We'll see you again next time. So for now it's, goodbye!
Dorothy the Dinosaur Meets Santa Claus[]
Dorothy the Dinosaur's Rockin' Christmas[]
Taking Off![]
Do the Propeller![]
Emma: Hi. (with others.) We're the Wiggles! (herself) I'm Emma.
Simon: I'm Simon.
Lachy: I'm Lachy.
Anthony: And I'm Anthony and guess what, everybody, we're about to get in a plane and go for a lovely trip through the skies.
Emma: Let's get our propellers moving. Let's do the propeller dance!
Peanut Butter[]
Simon: Now everybody, look who's joined us. It's our favourite pirate, Captain Feathersword. Let's all say "Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword" (with others.) Ahoy there, Captain Feathersword.
Captain Feathersword: Ahoy there me hearties.
Simon: Now Captain, I was wondering, do you like peanut butter?
Captain Feathersword: Peanut butter? Ho ho! I love peanut butter. Oh, peanut butter's so tasty, so delicious. Oh yeah! Give me some peanut butter please please please?
Anthony: Hang on a second there, Simon, hang on a second there, Captain, you're enjoying yourselves, I know, and you're about to share out the peanut butter sandwiches. Oh, Simon, please! Before you share your food, always ask. Does anybody have an allergy to this food, to the peanut butter? Make sure you ask that, Simon, please?
Simon: Sure thing, Anthony, well, let me ask. Does anyone have an allergy to peanut butter?
Emma: No allergy here, Simon.
Anthony: No, Simon, I don't have an allergy but thank you for asking, my good friend.
Lachy: Simon, I do not have an allergy either.
Captain Feathersword: Ho ho! No allergy here. Ho ho! Gimme that peanut butter. Hoo hoo!
Simon: Well, that's great news. No one here has an allergy to peanut butter, but if you do have an allergy to peanut butter, that's okay because you can still sing and dance about it. Here we go. The peanut butter song.
Beep! Beep! Buckle Up![]
Lachy: Everybody, here's a song about safety in the car. Always keep your seatbelt buckled up.
Emma (with the Bow in Her Hair)[]
Anthony: Everybody, Emma loves to wear bows in her hair. What colour bows do you have, Emma?
Emma: I have lots of bows, Anthony. I've got red bows, yellow bows, black bows, sparkly bows, even bows with dots on them.
Anthony: And? What do bows do? What do they do when they're in the hair? I don't know, I don't wear bows.
Emma: Sometimes I wear the bows to keep my hair together on a windy day, but other times i just wear them to look pretty.
Anthony: Well, you look fantastic with those bows in that... Captain, Captain, the bows are Emma, not for you
Captain Feathersword: Oh, I just wanted to try them. Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Simon Says[]
Simon: Let's all play a game together, everyone. Now, this is a game called "Simon Says," so here we go. Simon says, put your hands on your head.
Captain Feathersword: Hands on my head. Okay, done that.
Simon: Simon says, put your hands on your hips.
Captain Feathersword: Ho ho! Hands on my hips, yeah.
Simon: Now, put your hands on your knees
Captain Feathersword: Hoo hoo! Hands on my knees. Hoo hoo hoo!
Simon: Whoops! I didn't say Simon Says.
Captain Feathersword: Oh, Simon!
I've Got My Glasses On![]
Emma: Do you know someone who wears glasses? Or do you wear glasses? Glasses can help us read and they can help us see and sometimes they can even protect our eyes from the sun. Here is a song about all the different types of glasses.
Dorothy's Dance Party[]
Lachy: Everybody, here's our friend, Dorothy the Dinosaur. Let's all say "Hi, Dorothy" (with others.) Hi, Dorothy.
Dorothy: Hi everyone. (She giggles.)
Lachy: Now, Dorothy, today is a very exciting day. What's happening today?
Dorothy: Well, good news everyone. Today, I'm having a dance party and everyone's invited.
Anthony: Everybody, that means I can go and eat some beautiful food I can. I can taste it now. Fruit salad, yummy yummy.
Emma: I think I'm gonna go to the party and I'm gonna do lots of dancing.
Simon: Well, I'm gonna go, too, and I'm gonna play Simon Says.
Captain Feathersword: Ho ho! I'm gonna go and I'll be wearing my favourite captain's coat.
Wags: Ruff! I'm gonna wear my best collar.
Henry: Oh, I'm coming too, Dorothy and I'm gonna wear my favourite black shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes.
Lachy: Well, Dorothy, I'm coming as well and I'm gonna wear my favourite fruity hat. It looks like everyone's ready to go. Let's go to Dorothy's dance party!
Everybody's Here[]
Captain Feathersword: Ho ho!
Wags: Ruff, ruff!
Henry: Whoa!
Who Got Da Bones?[]
Simon: Wags loves his bones. Who's got da bones?
Anthony, Emma & Lachy: Wags got da bones!
Rock-A-Bye Your Bear[]
Anthony: Everybody, I was wondering if you can do this with me. Can you clap your hands three times? Ready? One, two, three. Fantastic. Now, put your arms like opera singers and what do we sing, Simon?
Simon: (singing) La la la la la!
Anthony: Let's try that. Ready? (with others singing.) La la la la la! (himself.) Brilliant. Now, bow to your partner. Bow to the person next to you. Then you turn around. Hands in the air, rock a bye your bear. The bear's now asleep. (with others.) Shh shh shh! (himself.) The bear's now asleep. (with others.) Shh shh shh!
Lachy: (He snores.)
Anthony: Hey, hang on a second, can you hear that snoring? I think it's Lachy. It is Lachy. He's falling asleep. Oh no! We better wake him up. Everybody after I count to three, let's all say "Wake up, Lachy", okay. And he might wake up and go "Bleeble bleeble, I am Lachy." Are you ready? One, two, three. (with Emma & Simon.) Wake up, Lachy!
Lachy: (He blubbers, while waking up.) Bleeble bleeble, I am Lachy.
Anthony: (laughs) That's Lachy. Let's all sing Rock A Bye Your Bear.
Dancing on the High Seas[]
Captain Feathersword: Whoa ho! Ahoy there, me hearties! It's me, Captain Feathersword. And there's nothing I enjoy doing more then... (singing.) Dancing on the high seas. Dancing on the high seas. Dancing on the high seas. (stops singing.) And now a high sea. (singing.) High, HIGH! (stops singing.) Well, something like a sea anyway. (laughing.)
The Shimmie Shake![]
Emma: Everyone, can you shake your hands? Oh, that's good and can you shimmy your shoulders like this? Oh, that's really good. Everyone, let's all do the Shimmie Shake together!
Meteorology (the Study of the Atmosphere)[]
Anthony: Emma, I was wondering, what do you call it when you study the weather or the atmosphere?
Emma: (singing.) Meteorology.
Anthony: (laughs) It sounds fun. Can you do that again?
Emma: (singing.) Meteorology.
Anthony: (laughs) You know what? I love... (singing.) Meteorology.
Dance to Your Daddy[]
Simon: This is a beautiful folk song about a young boy whose dad comes home and brings him a little fishy to eat.
Get Ready To Wiggle[]
Anthony: Get ready to dance.
Emma: Get ready to sing.
Wiggles: Get ready to wiggle!
Alouette/Mimi's Dance[]
Dorothy: Everyone, I love to dance. Here's a beautiful song called "Alouette." Do some ballet, make up your own dance. Just enjoy it and dance along.
Apples & Bananas[]
Apples & Bananas[]
Emma: Hi. (with others.) We're The Wiggles. (herself.) I'm Emma.
Simon: I'm Simon.
Lachy: I'm Lachy.
Anthony: I'm Anthony, and I love to eat apples and bananas.
Simon: And I love to eat iples and bininis.
Emma: Well, I like to eat eeples and beneenees.
Lachy: Well, I like to eat oaples and bononos.
One, Two, Three, Four, Five[]
Henry: Breebop, everyone. I'm Henry the Octopus., and I live under the water with my friends, the fishes. Here's a song about a fish, and it goes like this. One, two, three, four, five. Once I caught a fish alive. Six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Then I let him go again.
This Little Piggy Went to Market[]
Lachy: This little piggy went to market.
Emma: This little piggy stayed home.
Anthony: This little piggy had roast beef.
Simon: And this little piggy had none
Lachy: And this little piggy went... (with others) "Whee whee whee whee!" all the way home.
Shortnin' Bread[]
Dorothy: Hello, everyone. I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur. You know I like making rosy tea. But, I also love making shortnin' bread. My little babies just love shortnin' bread, and I know you're going to love this song. (She's pushing her stroller while singing.) Mama's little baby loves shortnin bread. (She giggles.)
The Four Presents[]
Anthony: Here's a very old, but lots of fun nursery rhyme from many years ago. It's called "The Four Sisters". Some people call it "The Four Presents", but it is a some nursery rhyme. Now, in this nursery rhyme, you might her some Latin words. Yeah. Perry, Merry, Dixie, Dominie. Petrum Patrum Paradisi Tempori (He laughs.) They're so much fun. Lots of fun to be has with this song, this dance. "The Four Sisters".
The Wheels on the Bus[]
Emma: In North America the school buses are bright yellow, my favourite colour! (She chuckles.) But all around the world buses have wheels, and they go round and round.
Miss Polly Had a Dolly[]
Lachy: Miss Polly had a dolly who was sick, sick, sick. So she called for the doctor to come quick, quick, quick. Now Miss Polly today is being played by Dennisha, our friend from Philadelphia. And Simon is playing the doctor. You can dress up too, if you like.
Pufferbillies[]
Lachy: Toot. Toot. Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga. (He hisses & he turns around.) In times gone by, a steam train was called a pufferbilly. Now here's a song about lots of pufferbillies all in a row. (He starts the engine & he turns around.) Toot. Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga.
Miss Lucy Had a Ducky[]
Simon: Miss Lucy had a ducky, she called him Tiny Tim She put him in the bathtub to see if he could swim He drank up all the water, he ate up all the soap He tried to eat the bathtub, but it wouldn't fit down his throat! So Miss Lucy called the doctor, Miss Lucy called the nurse Miss Lucy called the lady with the polka-dotted purse (imitates voicing as duck) Quack-quack.
Sur le Pont D' Avignon[]
Emma: "Sur le Pont d'Avignon" is a lovely French song all about children dancing on the bridge of Avignon. And were joined by a lovely friend of ours called Mimi. And Mimi lives in Ottawa, Canada, where they speak French. Sur le pont d'avignon, danse, danse!
Down by the Bay[]
Simon: Now, next time, you go down by the bay, you have to look really, really closely. Because, well, you might see a goat wearing a coat, a wombat wearing a top hat, a cockatoo dressed in blue and a kangaroo tying his shoe.
Rock & Roll Preschool[]
Rock & Roll Preschool[]
Emma: Hi, (with others) We're The Wiggles. (herself) I'm Emma.
Simon: I'm Simon.
Lachy: I'm Lachy.
Anthony: I'm Anthony.
Emma: Do you go to preschool or have you ever been to a preschool?
Lachy: Preschool is lots of fun.
Simon: And today, we're going to a very special preschool.
Anthony: And this preschool has a rock & roll director named Mr. Lou Diamond Phillips.
Simon: Mr. Lou Diamond Phillips?
Emma: Mr. Lou Diamond Phillips?
Lachy: Mr. Lou Diamond Phillips?
Anthony: You'll hear Mr. Lou Diamond Phillips singing with us. Come on, everybody. Let's go to the Rock & Roll Preschool. (with others) Whoo-hoo!
Henry Likes Water[]
Emma: I'd like you to meet a friend of ours. He is an octopus, he loves being underwater, he has a straw hat, and a lovely black bow tie. That's it, it's Henry the Octopus!
I Went to the Library[]
Anthony: We're about to go to a very very wonderful library. Have you ever been to a library? Well, at the library, there are books everywhere and you can take your time, read a book, well, you can borrow a book for a week or a couple of days and bring it back to the library and then, take out another book to read. My favourite type of book would have to be a book about food. What about you, Simon?
Simon: My favourite type of book is a book about opera singing.
Anthony: Whoa, what a lovely book that would be. How about you, Emma? What do you like to read about?
Emma: Ah, my favourite book would have to be a book about dancing.
Anthony: Okay. Lachy, what about you?
Lachy: Well, Anthony, I like gardening so I want to go to the library and get a book out about gardening.
Anthony: Everybody, come on, let's go to the library.
Dance with Emma[]
Lachy: It's time to dance with Emma. Now, Emma wears a bow in her hair, she wears glasses sometimes when she reads a book, she wears bows on her shoes and her favourite colour is yellow. This is your chance to have a dance with Emma.
Jess' Song[]
Emma: Music can make you dance in lots of different ways. And there's lots of different types of music. This music makes me want to do some Irish dancing. You might like to join in with some Irish dancing too. Are you ready? Hands by your side. That's it. Let's all dance some Irish dancing together.
Two Polite Elvises[]
Simon: Oh look, there's Anthony. How do you do, Anthony?
Anthony: How do you do, Simon? (with Simon) How do you do again?
Simon: Oh look, there's Emma. How do you do, Emma?
Emma: How do you do, Simon? (with Simon) How do you do again?
Simon: Oh look, it's Lachy. How do you do, Lachy?
Lachy: How do you do, Simon? (with Simon) How do you do again?
Simon: How do you do, everyone?
Mr. Wardrobe[]
Lachy: We have a friend named David Campbell. Now, David Campbell loves to dress up and today, he's dressing up as Mr Wardrobe. Mr Wardrobe is in charge of all the Wiggly costumes in the Wigglehouse.
Balla Balla Bambina[]
Anthony: "Balla Balla Bambina". The words are in Italian. But in English they mean "Dance, little girl". We're not asking just the little girl to dance. We're asking everybody to dance. Bailiamo tutti!
It's a Tickle Party[]
Simon: (He's laughing) Oh, it's Captain Feathersword. Oh, he's tickling me. (He's laughing.)
Ballerina, Ballerina[]
Emma: Ballet is a wonderful type of dancing. Ballet can be performed by girls or boys. And everyone can join in to the ballet. You might like to join in with this lovely beautiful tango ballet. Get your ballet shoes on. That's it. Get your hair tied up and lovely costume on and let's dance the ballet.
Ukulele Rock[]
Simon: The ukulele is a fantastic instrument but it looks like a small guitar and has four strings. Let's all play our ukuleles together with our great friend from New Zealand, Robert Rakete.
Broccoli Brunch[]
Lachy: Everyone, I have prepared a yummy dinner for everybody to eat at the Wiggly house. Oh no! Somebody's eaten all the broccoli. (with Emma & Simon) Anthony!
Anthony: Sorry, guys. Yeah, I did eat all the broccoli. I did it. I'm very, very sorry. You know what, broccoli's beautiful. It's full of vitamin seed. It's green, it's fluffy, oh, it tastes good. Sorry, guys.
Wake Up![]
Lachy: (He snores)
Simon: Oh no! Lachy's falling asleep! We need to wake him up. We need some help to wake him up so let's all wake him up together. Here we go. Ready? (with Anthony and Emma) One, two, three. Wake up, Lachy!
Lachy: (He continues snoring)
Anthony: He's still asleep, guys. Oh, what are we going to do, Simon, what are we going to do?
Simon: Maybe we need some music. That'll help wake him up.
Melbourne Amore[]
Anthony: Look everybody, it's Simon. He's come back from his favourite city in the whole world, Melbourne. What did you do in Melbourne, Simon?
Simon: Oh, that's right, Anthony. I love Melbourne. I went to an AFL football match. Now, Anthony, what do you like most about Melbourne?
Anthony: I'd have to say the food, Simon. They've got beautiful food in Melbourne and lovely coffee.
Simon: Now, Emma, what about you? What do you love about Melbourne?
Emma: I love visiting the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Beautiful instruments.
Simon: Yeah, absolutely fantastic and Lachy, how about you?
Lachy: Well, Simon, I like going rides straight through the city on the trams. Ding ding!
Simon: Oh, fantastic. We all love the trams. We all love Melbourne.
Riding My Bike[]
Emma: Have you ever riden a bike? It's a lot of fun. Make sure you wear a helmet when you ride. That's it. And Mum or Dad or a grownup around just to make sure it's safe to ride outside.
It's Okay to Cry[]
Simon: Emma looks a bit sad today, everyone. Emma, are you okay?
Emma: I am a little bit sad, Simon. Recently, my nana passed away.
Simon: I'm really sorry to hear that, Emma.
Emma: That's okay, I'm very fortunate to have such wonderful memories of my nana and when I look at beautiful photos of us together. I can remember all the good times that we spent together.
I Want a Leather Jacket[]
Anthony: Do you like to play dress ups? It's lots of fun, isn't it. You can dress up as anyone. Today in the Wigglehouse, we are all dressing up in our favourite jackets. Lachy, what's your favourite jacket?
Lachy: Anthony, it's a purple leather jacket.
Anthony: Purple leather jacket sounds great. What about you, Emma?
Emma: Oh, my favourite jacket would have to be my yellow leather jacket.
Anthony: Yellow leather jacket. Simon, what about you?
Simon: Well, of course. Mine is my red leather jacket.
Anthony: Red leather jacket from Simon? Well, I tell you what guys, I've got a problem, I don't have a leather jacket, but I want a leather jacket.
Irish Stew[]
Anthony: We have a great friend, his name is Tom McGlinn. And Tom is an Irishman. Tom wrote a beautiful song about his grandma who loved Irish stew. Here it is now. Let's have some Irish stew.
Emma![]
Hello, My Name Is Emma[]
Emma: Hi, my name's Emma. What's your name? Ah, that's right. Are you ready to sing and dance with me? Wonderful!
Say the Dance, Do the Dance[]
Emma: I've got a dance game for you. If I say the dance, can you do the dance? Okay, try this. Can you do the whirly bird? Hey, nice! How about the belt buckle shine? Ah, I like your ideas on that one! Now, stand like a statue? Okay, let's dance!
Sur Le Pont D'Avignon[]
Emma: And now, a folk song from France. "Sur Le Pont D'Avignon" is a beautiful piece. Come on, let's dance, dance, dance! (She's speaking in French) Et maintenant, une chanson folklorique de France. "Sur Le Pont D'Avignon" est une belle pièce. Allez, danse, danse, danse!
I've Got My Glasses On![]
Emma: Glasses help people to see clearly. Sometimes, people wear glasses to read a book or even to see the trees outside or maybe even the little toes on a baby's feet. I wear glasses too to see clearly.
Galloping Ballet[]
Emma: Ballet is a beautiful form of dance. Ballerinas might wear ballet shoes, a ballet tutu and maybe even a tiara. And boys that dance ballet, might wear tights, and an embroidered jacket. You can dance the ballet too. Let's dance together.
Balla Balla Bambina[]
Emma: The words "Balla Balla Bambina" mean "Dance, dance, little girl" but I'm incouraging everybody to dance. Come on! Balla balla!
Michaud[]
Emma: This next song is a Canadian folk song. It's called Michaud. And it's about Michaud who climbs up an apple tree.
Twinkling Star[]
Emma: The tune "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" was heard for the first time over 250 years ago and has been delighting families all around the world. You can do the actions, sing along, or just dance to "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"
Emma (with the Bow in Her Hair)[]
Emma: Do you like bows? I love bows. You can wear bows in your hair, or even a bowtie. Or maybe, bows on your shoes. I like to say if you're wearing a bow, you look bowtiful.
Emma's Di Dicki Do Dum[]
Emma: The song "Di Dicki Do Dum" is based on a Scottish tune. I have a call being trimmed with blue. We'd like you to Irish dance to it. Confusing?
The Corroboree Frog[]
Emma: The Corroboree frog is a tiny little frog. Only 3 centre metres long. And it's colour skin is black and yellow like mine.
The Giraffe[]
Emma: Do you like giraffes? They have four legs and a very, very tall neck. I love giraffes.
Emma's Country Garden[]
Emma: When I listen to music, I like to express how it makes me feel for a dance like this. (singing) La la la la la la la la la la, pas de bouree and pas de chat. (stops singing) This next music track is written by Percy Grainger. You might like to dance along to it. It's called "Country Garden". Come on, let's dance! It's Percy Grainger time!
Brush Your Pet's Hair[]
Emma: Do you have a pet? Well, it's very important to look after your pets. Make sure they always have water. Don't leave them in the car by themselves. And with the help of a grownup, you can brush your pet's hair.
Open, Shut Them[]
Emma: Can you open your hands? And shut them. Open, and shut them. Can you give a little clap. Open, shut them. Open, shut them. And lay them in your lap. That's it. Creep them, creep them, creep them, creep them, right up to your chin. Open wide your little mouth. (She gasps) But do not let them in. Let's sing "Open, Shut Them" together.
I'll Tell Me Ma When I Get Home[]
Emma: The tune "I'll Tell Me Ma" has been delighting families in Ireland and all around the world for years. You might like to Irish dance to this one. Come on, let's have a ceili!
Two Polite Gentlemen[]
Emma: This next song is a finger play. Your two thumbs are the polite gentlemen, your pointer fingers are the fine ladies, your middle fingers are the tall policemen, your ring fingers are the little schoolgirls and your pinky fingers are the babies. Wah, wah, wah, wah!
This Little Piggy Went to Market[]
Emma: This next song is a story about five little piggies. The first piggy went to market. The second piggy he stayed home. The next piggy had roast beef. And the next piggy had none. And the little baby piggy went "Whee whee whee whee whee whee!" all the way home.
Miss Polly Had a Dolly[]
Emma: Miss Polly had a dolly who was sick, sick, sick. So she called for the doctor to come quick, quick, quick. The doctor came with his bag and his hat and he knocked on the door with a rat-a-tat-tat. Come on, sing with us, Miss Polly.
The Wiggles Meet The Orchestra![]
Do the Propeller![]
Emma: Hi, (with others) We're The Wiggles. (herself) I'm Emma.
Lachy: I'm Lachy.
Anthony: I'm Anthony.
Simon: I'm Simon and I'm excited.
The Other Wiggles: You are?
Simon: I am.
The Other Wiggles: You are?
Simon: I am.
Emma: Tell us Simon.
Lachy: Please, tell us Simon.
Emma: Why the excitement?
Anthony: We'd all like to know.
Simon: Well, today, we see the orchestra, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
Lachy: Put out your wings, the runway is cleared for takeoff. Let's do the propeller and fly to meet the orchestra.
Apples and Bananas[]
Emma: I love the string section of the orchestra, violin, viola, cello and double bass.
Lachy: I love the woodwind section of the orchestra. Flute, clarinet, oboe and bassoon.
Anthony: I really like the percussion section of the orchestra.
Simon: Well, I love the brass section of the orchestra. Trumpet, French horn, trombone and tuba.
Ballerina, Ballerina[]
Anthony: Everybody, we always like to say ballet is for boys and girls. And of course you can get dressed up as a ballerina or a ballerino. Simon, what song will you be singing for everybody to dance?
Simon: Anthony, a great song all about the ballet called "Ballerina, Ballerina."
Rock-a-Bye Your Bear[]
Lachy: Everyone, can you clap three times? (He claps three times) Can you put your arms out like an opera singer and sing "La la la la la?" La la la la la. Can you bow to your partner and then turn around. Hands in the air, rock-a-bye your bear. Bear is now asleep. Shh, shh, shh. Bear is now asleep. Shh, shh, shh.
Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, Turn Around[]
Simon: One more bear dance. Come on, stomp with Bianca.
Here Comes a Bear[]
Emma: It's fun dancing with Bianca Bear. Let's keep dancing. Maestro, bring in the teddy bear dance.
I Wave My Arms and Swing My Baton[]
Anthony: Everybody in the orchestra, a conductor keeps all the musicians playing together with just a wave of his or her baton. Emma really wants to have her turn conducting, so she's talked to Andy the conductor, and he's agreed to let her conduct the orchestra.
When I Hear the Music of the Orchestra[]
Simon: You know, music makes people respond in different ways. I like to sing along with music and then maybe add a little... (singing) Bom, bom, bom, bom, bom, bom, bom, bom. Diddle, diddle, diddle, diddle, dum, dum, dum.
Emma: I like to listen to music and express how it makes me feel through dance. (singing) La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la. Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, diddley, dum.
Lachy: I like to listen to music and relax and even fall asleep to it. (singing) La, la, la, la, la, la... (He snores)
Anthony: Oh, no, Lachy's fallen asleep! And the orchestra about to play Percy Granger's Country Garden. We better wake him up, are you ready? After I count to three, let's all say, wake up Lachy. Ready? One, two, three. (with Emma and Simon) Wake up, Lachy!
Lachy: Brrr! Thanks for waking me up. What did I miss?
Anthony: Aw, Lachy, mate, the orchestra about to play some beautiful music. Gee, come on. Let's enjoy.
Simon Says[]
Simon: OK, everyone. I'm here with my friends from the symphony orchestra and they have put their instruments down to play Simon Says. Here we go. Simon Says. Put your hands on your head. Simon Says. Put your hands on your knees. Now put your hands on your hips. Whoops, I didn't say Simon Says. Let's play another game of Simon Says. This time the orchestra play their instruments and you play Simon Says.
Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car[]
Anthony: It's time to go for a musical ride in the Big Red Car. Come on, everybody. Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga!
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star[]
Emma: All over the world, people love to sing and do the actions to "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". And it's believed the tune originally was composed in 1761 in France and it was called A vaudiré gére mama. An English poem. The star by Jane Taylor was added to the tune in the 1800s, which became Twinkle, Twinkle. It has a very interesting history and has been delighting families for hundreds of years. Come on, do the actions, dance the ballet or just sing with us. "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star".
Captain's Magic Buttons[]
Anthony: Everybody, you know Captain Feathersword, the friendly pirate with his wonderful feathersword and his pirate ship. Well, did you know that Captain has some beautiful, magical, musical pirate buttons? He can press them and make any sound that he likes to. Today, he's going to do the sounds of the orchestra. Listen closely.
Here Come Our Friends[]
Simon: Everybody, we have a friend. He's an octopus. He wears an eight-legged tartan suit, has a beautiful boater hat. His name is Henry the Octopus. But I have a question. Would you like to meet Henry?
Lachy: We have a friend who is a friendly rose-eating dinosaur. Her name is Dorothy the Dinosaur, and I have a question. Would you like to meet Dorothy?
Anthony: Everyone, we have a friend who's a four-legged furry brown dog who barks a lot. His name is Wags the Dog. I have a question. Would you like to meet Wags the Dog?
Emma: Hey, I can see Captain Feathersword dancing with Wags, Dorothy and Henry. Here come our friends. Maestro Andy, music civil play.
Michael Finnegan[]
Anthony: There was an old man named Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. The wind came up and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan.
Emma: Anthony, the orchestra is about to play Michael Finnegan. If you Wiggles can sing it, I'll Irish dance to it with some of my friends.
Anthony: Ooh, I better get ready. Off I go to get the epic lotus working.
Emma: I'm wearing my sparkly Irish dancing dress and I have my Irish dancing soft shoes. Everyone let's dance together.
Hot Potato[]
Emma: We are about to cook up some musical treats with the help of the symphony orchestra.
Anthony: Some hot potato.
Simon: Some cold spaghetti.
Lachy: And some mashed banana. (with others) Let's have some hot potato.
Fruit Salad[]
Anthony: Still hungry? Gee, come on. Let's have some fruit salad, yummy yummy.
Emma's Yellow Bow[]
Emma: Do you like bows? I love bows! You can wear bows on your shoes, or on bow tie, or maybe bows in your hair and even bows on your glasses. Sometimes, I wear glasses when my contact lenses become irritable. Anyway, we have a dance about bows. Join in, let's dance!
Shaky Shaky[]
Lachy: Wow, the orchestra can play all sorts of music. They rock and roll, do beautiful classical music, ballet music, opera, they do it all.
Simon: I bet they can play shaking music too.
Emma: I'm sure they can. Ah, look, the conductor's getting the orchestra ready to play some shaking music.
Anthony: Well, we're going to need our shaking costumes on and a place to dance. Wiggles, everybody, and either conductor, please start the music and we'll be ready to start shaky shaking.
Sur Le Pont D'Avignon[]
Anthony: And now are folks on from France. Sur Le Pont D'Avignon is a beautiful piece. The orchestra will play the music and we can all dance, dance, dance.
Emma: (She's speaking in French) Et maintenant, il y a des gens de France. Sur Le Pont D'Avignon est une belle pièce. L'orchestre jouera la musique et nous pourrons tous danse, danse, danse.
Anthony: Hey, that's what I said.
Rock & Roll Preschool[]
Simon: Time to visit Rock & Roll Preschool.
Goodbye from the Wiggles![]
Simon: Well, we'd had have such a wonderful time experiencing the music of the orchestra.
Anthony: We hope you've enjoyed dancing, singing, playing or just listening to the orchestra.
Lachy: Don't forget, you can make your own orchestra at home, but you will need a conductor, like Andy, to help keep the music together.
Emma: Thank you, Andy, and all the wonderful musicians of the Symphony Orchestra for the beautiful music.
Simon: Well, it's time to say goodbye now. (with others.) Bye-bye.