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This is the transcript for Michael Finnegan.
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Wiggles: 4, 3, 2, 1, Ready Steady Wiggle!
1, 2, 3, 4
Look who’s coming through the door
5, 6, 7, 8
Let’s all say, “Beauty mate”!
Let’s Ready, Steady, Wiggle
Let’s Ready, Steady, Wiggle
Let’s Ready, Steady…
4, 3, 2, 1, Ready Steady Wiggle!
Lachy: Hello there. It’s good to see you. I was hoping you’d be here today. Let’s wave hello. Hello there, hello there, welcome to The Wiggles Show. Hello there, hello there, it’s so good to see you.
Caterina: We’re here in the…
Both: Wiggly Kitchen.
Caterina: And Lachy and I are on clean-up duties after our rock’n’roll ballet rehearsal last night.
Lachy: The rehearsals were so great. But now, it’s time to clean up the..
Both: ..Wiggly Kitchen.
Lachy: So everything is in order and where it should be. In the kitchen, you’ll find
Both: Pots and pans, how they shine. Hot-Pot’s mouth open wide
Hot-Pot: For a lasagne or pie!
Lachy: There’s drawers and cupboards
Caterina: To hold
Lachy: The cups and plates
Caterina: And bowls
Lachy: The fridge has a really cool smile
Both: In the kitchen, you’ll be a clever little cooking bee. Look! What else can you see?
Lachy: Hmm. There is something else that I can see. Can you see it too?
Caterina: Hmm. What’s this right here that I can see? I’m not too sure what it could be. Can you see it? You can see it. Let’s look closely at what it could be.
Lachy: Shaving cream and brush like felt. Aftershave like I’ve never smelt. Aah! Do you know what it could be? I think you’re right.
Both: It’s a shaving kit.
Lachy: Hmm. Now I wonder what you can do with a shaving kit. It has a shaving brush, shaving cream and aftershave.
Lachy: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. Along came the wind and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan, begin again.
Tsehay: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. Along came the wind and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan, begin again.
Simon: Michael Finnigan. Michael Finnigan.
Lachy: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. Along came the wind and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan, begin again.
Tsehay: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. Along came the wind and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan, begin again.
Simon: Michael Finnigan. Michael Finnigan.
Lachy: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. Along came the wind and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan, begin again.
Tsehay: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. Along came the wind and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan, begin again.
Tsehay and Lachy: Wind blew in again. Mick Finn.
Lachy: We have a friend of ours named Michael Finnigan. And, from memory, he grew whiskers on his chinnigan.
Caterina: But what does that have to do with this shaving kit?
Anthony: Sometimes when I’m trying to find the answer to a question I have, I play the banjo, and that helps me think. And then I find the answer I’m looking for. Thinking now. Thinking now, thinking now. How can I help? Oh! I’ve got it! You need to visit the Tree of Wisdom. The Tree of Wisdom will know exactly what to do with your problem.
Lachy: Well, what are we waiting for? Giddy up Ponso, you champion racehorse.
Anthony: (PLAYS BANJO MELODY).
Lachy: Whoa! Ponso, Caterina, there it is, in all of it’s glory. The Tree of Wisdom. Oh, Tree of Wisdom, we need some advice from you.
Caterina: We found this shaving kit and we don’t know what to do.
Tree of Wisdom: I’m the Tree of Wisdom. First thing you should do, is start to shakey-shakey, and the answer will come to you. I’m the Tree of Wisdom. Helping is what I do. No question is too big or small, I’ll go out on a limb for you!
All: He’s the Tree of Wisdom, it’s clear now we can see. We’ll shake a little faster and do the wibbly-wobbly-knee.
Tree of Wisdom: You’ve got a shaving kit
All: Yes, Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Wisdom: Oh, what to do with it?
All: O Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Wisdom: You use it to trim
All: Yes, Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Wisdom: The hairs on your chin
All: O Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Wisdom: Your whiskers are in again
All: Yes, Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Wisdom: As you shave your chinnigan
All: O Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Wisdom: It’s Michael Finnigan.
Lachy: Thank you, Tree of Wisdom. Well, we need to find Michael Finnigan, and we need to find him now!
Tsehay: (singing) Di dicki do dum di dum do
Simon: (singing) Di dicki do dum dicki dicki di dum
Tsehay: (singing) Di dicki do dum di dum do
(with Simon singing.) Di dicki do dum di dum do
Tsehay: (singing) Di dicki do dum di dum do
Simon: (singing) Di dicki do dum dicki dicki di dum
Tsehay: (singing) Di dicki do dum di dum do
(with Simon singing.) Di dicki do dum di dum do
Tsehay: (singing) Di dicki do dum di dum do
Simon: (singing) This is a song that we all know.
Di dicki do dum di dum do.
Tsehay: (singing) Why don't we all give this a go?
Simon: (singing) Di dicki do dum di dum do
Tsehay: (singing) This is a song that we all know.
Di dicki do dum di dum do
Simon: (singing) So let's all give this a go.
Di dicki do dum diddle diddle dum.
Diddle diddle dum, with a rum tum tum.
Tsehay: (singing) Di dicki do dum diddle diddle dum.
Diddle diddle dum, with a rum tum tum.
(with Simon singing.) Di dicki do dum diddle diddle dum.
Diddle diddle dum, with a rum tum tum.
Di dicki do dum diddle diddle dum.
Diddle diddle dum, with a rum tum tum.
Simon: (singing) Ring-a-ding-a-dong and a ring-a-ding-a-dum.
Di dicki dum, with a rum tum tum.
Tsehay: (singing) Ring-a-ding-a-dong and a ring-a-ding-a-dum.
Di dicki dum, with a rum tum tum.
(with Simon singing.) Ring-a-ding-a-dong and a ring-a-ding-a-dum.
Di dicki dum, with a rum tum tum.
Ring-a-ding-a-dong and a ring-a-ding-a-dum.
Di dicki dum, with a rum tum tum.
Di dicki do dum di dum do.
Di dicki do dum dicki dicki di dum.
Diddle diddle dum, with a rum tum tum.
Ring-a-ding-a-dong and a ring-a-ding-a-dum.
Di dicki dum, with a rum tum tum.
Di dicki do dum di dum do.
Di dicki do dum dicki dicki di dum.
Diddle diddle dum, with a rum tum tum.
Ring-a-ding-a-dong and a ring-a-ding-a-dum.
Di dicki do dum, diddle dum.
Caterina: Somehow we need to find Michael Finnigan and give him this shaving kit.
Tsehay: That way, when he grows his whiskers on his chinnigan, he can use the shaving kit to shave the whiskers off again-again.
Simon: I think the only way to contact Michael Finnigan is to use the ancient communication technique of many centuries ago - clapping and singing the old nursery rhyme about Michael Finnigan.
John: An intriguing communication technique, but it might just work.
All: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chinnigan. Along came the wind and blew them in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan, begin again.
Lachy: Shave and a haircut
All: Mick Finn.
Anthony (as Michael Finnigan): Did somebody say Michael Finnigan?
Lachy: Mr Finnigan! We have a shaving kit here for you that we thought you might like to use, if you ever gre whiskers back on your chinnigan again-again.
Anthony (as Michael Finnigan): Oh, yes, that’s very thoughtful of you. These whiskers seem to keep coming back again and again, so I could use a shaving kit, with a shaving brush, some shaving cream and some aftershave. Thank you, Wiggles, because… I am the man they call Michael Finnigan.
Caterina: That was so much fun with Mr Finnigan.
Simon: Let’s hope he comes back again-again-again.
Caterina: And again-again.
John: And again-again.
Tsehay: And again-again-again.
Lachy: And again-again
Simon: And again-again-again.
(FADES OUT)
Simon: It’s time for goodbye, let’s start waving. Waving goodbye to you.
Tsehay: This little song we’ve been saving, just to sing for you.
All: Waving goodbye, goodbye to you (Waving goodbye). Waving goodbye (Goodbye) We’ll see you soon.
Lachy: Beautiful, beautiful waving. Waving goodbye to you.