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Released |
October 17, 1998 (Original)[1] |
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Running Time |
45:18 (1998 Version) |
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Country |
Australia |
Previous Video |
The Wiggles Movie (video release) (1998) |
Next Video |
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Filmed |
March to April 1998 |
"Toot Toot!" is the seventh Wiggles video, released on October 17, 1998.
In international markets (and an Australian re-release in 1999), the video was re-released in a "Wiggles World" version to reflect changes made in TV Series 2, including new background animation. This is the version that was made available on DVD in all territories and uploaded to YouTube as part of the Classic Wiggles collection.
Synopsis
The Wiggles are getting ready to ride in their Big Red Car, but Greg isn't able to start it up. Instead, they take a break and sing and dance to a bunch of new songs. Captain Feathersword and Wags the Dog try to help out, with mixed results. Later they have to wait until the mechanic comes over to fix the Big Red Car so it can "Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga" again.
Songs

Inside VHS cover
Note: All songs are taken from the album Toot Toot, except where noted otherwise.
- Look Both Ways
- John Bradlelum
- Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes
- Food Food Food (Oh How I Love My Food)
- Go Captain Feathersword, Ahoy!
- Bathtime
- Wiggle Groove
- Dorothy The Dinosaur (Tell Me Who Is That Knocking?)
- Balla Balla Bambina
- I Climb Ten Stairs
- Move Your Arms Like Henry
- Silver Bells That Ring In The Night
- Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango
- We're Dancing With Wags The Dog
- Officer Beaple's Dance
- Zardo Zap
- Let's Have A Ceili
- Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car
Each song title card is revealed by something scrolling across the screen, either a Big Red Car wheel, The Wiggle Puppets, or a horn. Bathtime and Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car have no title cards. Do the Wiggle Groove is shortened to "Wiggle Groove". In the 1999 version, song title cards are similar to the ones used in TV Series 2, although the style of the text is different.
Plot
Intro - A red dot on the yellow part of The Wiggles logo is shown that flashes with a pop sound as when they say Toot. After that, The Wiggles writing comes up and then the names appear sliding through the centre and then The Wiggles appear through a rainbow circle by doing "Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car (Karaoke)" and then the title appears after.
The Wiggles introduce themselves and they're sitting in the Big Red Car. They put on their seat belts and are ready to go. Murray says, "1, 2, 3, Greg, start the engine!". Greg turns the ignition but there's a sputtering sound. He tries again but the car sputters again. He says it won't start. Anthony asks if there's no Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga. Greg says that they'll have to fix the Big Red Car. Jeff gets out and says it's a nice day for a walk, maybe they can meet their friends Captain Feathersword, Wags, Henry and Dorothy. Jeff tells everyone to "walk this way" as he leaves. The Wiggles get out of the Big Red Car and follow him, all walking in the same way.
- Song 1 - Look Both Ways
Wags joins the Wiggles to help get the Big Red Car started. He has goggles and a drill. Murray says we'll leave him to it and when they come back it should be fixed! Anthony asks how long it will take. Wags woofs five times. The Wiggles interpret that as five minutes and reply with a "Beauty, Mate!" They say goodbye to Wags and run off. Wags does some drilling, then tries to push the car to see if he fixed it, but it's no use. He kicks one of the wheels, but hurts his toe as he bounces around barking in pain.
- Song 2 - John Bradlelum
After the "John Bradlelum" song, The Wiggles roll down the hill and back up again while some piano music plays in the background.
- Song 3 - Henry's Underwater Big Band (1999 version only)
- Song 4 - Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes
Anthony asks Wags if he had any luck with the Big Red Car. Wags sadly responds by shaking his head. Anthony says not to worry since he tried his best and they can fix the car later. Anthony feels hungry, so does Wags and Anthony says, that the viewers are hungry too, so let's get some beautiful food.
Foodman flies around and introduces himself. He hopes the Wiggles are eating good food.
Captain Feathersword arrives and hails the audience. He sees the Big Red Car, but no Wiggles. Maybe he should drive the car to The Wiggles? He gets on board and buckles up. He gets ready to ride and hums the Toot Toot song in falsetto. But the car continues to just sputter. It isn't working. Maybe he can fix it? He heads to the back of the car and tries to do some stuff, but something explodes briefly in the back and Captain stands up with a face full of black soot. Oops. He concludes he should fix pirate ships before laughing nervously and leaving.
- Song 6 - Go Captain Feathersword, Ahoy!
Greg is dirty after trying to fix the Big Red Car. Jeff notices that and tells Greg to clean up and have a bath and they'll think of a way to get the Big Red Car going again. Greg looks at his sooty face and hands and agrees. Jeff hands him some rubber duckies to take with him.
- Song 7 - Bathtime (1998 version only) - Greg sings on top of a yellow soap bar. The bottom half of the screen is distorted to emulate water. The female kid dancers are dressed as yellow ducks.
Greg is sitting in the car, same problem. He tells everyone the car's still not toot toot chugga chugging. He thinks about folks who could fix the car. Maybe a baker? Jeff disagrees, saying that bakers bake bread. Greg suggests a cowboy? Murray arrives in a cowboy hat, saying cowboys and cowgirls are too busy minding the cattle to come and fix the car. Greg considers a doctor, maybe a vet? Anthony arrives with two dogs and says that vets look after puppies and are too busy to fix the car. The puppies are licking Anthony while he talks and he giggles at the same time. Greg replies they need someone who can fix the car, but who? Murray has an idea; a mechanic. Greg praises Murray for the idea and then gets everyone to follow him in search of a mechanic as they do the Wiggle Groove.
- Song 8 - Do the Wiggle Groove
Anthony comments how the words "Balla Balla Bambina" mean to ask the little girl to dance. We'd love not just Amy (the girl next to Anthony) to dance, but everybody to. He says a phrase in Italian.
- Song 10 - Balla Balla Bambina
- Song 11 - I Climb Ten Stairs
Murray is with some kids who are at a table decorating paper cut-outs of Henry the Octopus that are glued onto a stick. Dominic is colouring Henry's head with purple chalk. Tara has done some different coloured squiggles for Henry's "eight legged-pants". Gabrielle colours Henry's legs purple. Ceili colours Henry's legs different colours. She holds up the stick and shows Murray her octopus. After praising each of the kids, Murray holds up his cut-out and comments that you can shake the stick. Henry's legs move up and down and 'round and 'round.
- Song 12 - Move Your Arms Like Henry
The Wiggles stand around the Big Red Car. Jeff is in the front and he's fallen asleep. Murray comments there's no sign of the mechanic. He, Greg and Anthony start singing a quacking tune unenergetically. Jeff snores. The other three just stand there bored.
- Song 13 - Silver Bells That Ring In The Night
Murray is on the phone with Officer Beaples. He thanks her and hangs up. Murray has some good news and bad news. The Wiggles ask what is the bad news. Murray replies the mechanic will still be a while. The Wiggles ask what is the good news? Murray replies that Officer Beaples invited them to the police ball. Officer Beaples arrives and gives them a set of uniforms. Officer Beaples blows her whistle and them does a tango. Anthony interprets that as Wags will be attending. Let's all go. They tango off the scene.
- Song 14 - Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango
- Song 15 - We're Dancing With Wags The Dog
- Song 16 - Officer Beaple's Dance
- Song 17 - Zardo Zap
The Wiggles flap back to their car. Anthony says they had lots of fun here. Greg says there is still no sign of the mechanic, but then there's a sound of a panel closing from behind the car. After each of the Wiggles give a "Huh?" in sequence, the mechanic appears from behind the car and announces that the car is ready. Anthony asks what was wrong with the car. The mechanic gives some complicated answer that confuses the Wiggles, saying that the Crankin' shaft was disconnected from the Cam shaft which disconnected the defibrillator, causing the gozontropy distributor to shut down and the car couldn't move along at all. they again each give a, "Huh?" He then says it's all right and then says there's one more thing it needs. The car runs on music, so they'll need to sing a song to get it going. Anthony calls everyone to sing and make music.
- Song 18 - Let's Have A Ceili
The Wiggles are gathered with everyone from the previous dance. They thank everyone for their help singing and dancing. The Big Red Car should be charged up now, so they'll see you next time. Wiggles, to the Big Red Car!
- Song 19 - Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car
"The End" title comes up and then the credits come up with Zardo Zap for background music while they show bits of clips from the songs in the video in slow motion. The 1999 version, however, has Morty's Theme for the credits instead of Zardo Zap.
In memory of John Patrick Field
(March 11, 1932 - May 7, 1998)
Production
The Production of Toot Toot! started in 1997 when The Wiggles first recorded the Album. The next year (1998), after finishing the re-recordings of Wiggle Time and Yummy Yummy, The Wiggles started to work on the Toot Toot! video. 18 songs were filmed for the video. It was filmed in March to April 1998. Also at that time, it was when ideas for TV Series 2 had been made, the first 13 Episodes were filmed shortly after Production of Toot Toot! wrapped, right before they headed off to Disneyland to perform and film the TV Special.
Alternate Versions

1999 Version

UK VHS release titled as "Big Red Car"
In 1999, the video was re-edited both for international audiences and for a re-release in Australia. Among the many changes were a new title sequence, which along with all prologue scenes now taking place in the TV Series 2 version of Wiggles World, specifically on the road in front of Wigglehouse. John Bradlelum was re-filmed with a new background. Henry's Underwater Big Band was added in between John Bradlelum and Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes, removing the "rolling down the hill sequence" at the start of the latter song. Bathtime and its preceding prologue were deleted. For the American and Australian releases, Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car's backgrouds were replaced with new backgrounds, although the 1998 version of Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car was kept for the UK version. The credits now show stills of the backgrounds (which vary in each country's release) with the credits rolling over them as Morty's Theme plays.
Both the American and Australian release kept the original title, but the UK version was originally released by Disney under the name "Big Red Car" (not to be confused with the 1995 video of the same name). The title sequence was re-edited to reflect the title change. Once HIT Entertainment acquired distribution rights in the UK in 2004, the American version was released on DVD there under the original title.
Credits
1998
- The Wiggles: Anthony Field, Jeff Fatt, Murray Cook, Greg Page
- Captain Feathersword: Paul Paddick
- Dorothy the Dinosaur: Leeanne Ashley
- Wags the Dog: Edward Rooke
- Henry the Octopus: Elisha Burke
- Officer Beaples: Leanne Halloran
- Zardo Zap: Leanne Halloran (During Zardo Zap), Elyssa Dawson (During Zardo Zap and Let's Have A Ceili)
- Raiffe the Mechanic: Mitchell Buttel
- Dancers: Elyssa Dawson, Amy Dunbar, Clare Field, Joseph Field, Cassandra Halloran, Jessica Halloran, Kate Halloran, Graeme Hickey, Ashleigh Johns, Kristen Knox, Cie Jai Legget, Cameron Lewis, Tamahra Macey, Sam Moran, Rebekka Osborne, Scott Porter, James Runge, Emma Ryan, Sian Ryan, Talicia Williams, Larissa Wright
- Toddlers in Food Food: Tara Fitzgerald, Dominic Field, Ceili Moore, Gabrielle Rawlings
- Anthony Wiggle's Puppies: Fergus and Pasqua Field
- Producer: Paul Field
- Director: Chisholm McTavish
- Choreographer: Leanne Halloran
- Production Co-ordinator: Lou Porter
- Production Designer: Graeme Haddon
- Art Director: Sheryl Talmage
- Art Department Assistant: Jane Shadbolt
- Production Assistants: Andrew Dunn, Sophie Jones, Matt Acland, Tony Rioseco, Luke Field
- First Assistant Director: Stefanie Kleinhenz
- Second Assistant Director: James Ford
- Technical Director: Colin Rothenberg - OB Group
- Runner: Terence Galvin
- Rigger: Justin Harper
- 2D Artwork: Joe Westbury, Geoff Morrison
- Scenic Artwork: Weir Design
- O.B. Facillities: O.B. Group, Zero One Zero
- Director of Photography and Steadicam Operator: Borce Damcevski
- Camera Operators: Steve Rees, Douglas Kirk
- Jimmy Jib Service: West Botswana Productions
- Post Production Services: A.R.Com Pty. Limited, The Wiggles Touring Pty Limited
- Post Production Supervisor: Tony Douglass
- Editor: Steve Rees
- Audio Post & SFX: Craig Abercrombie
- Graphics and Animation: Swampmagic Animation
- Lighting Designer: Brad Landi
- Lighting Assistant: Jeff Stuart
- Makeup: Kristelle Gardiner
- Sound Recordist: Chris Brooks
- Boom Operator: Matt Acland
- Set Construction: George Aviet Staging, Chris Maxfield, Dani Haski
- Costume Construction: Kerry Dawson
- Studio Facilities: Barcoo Studios, Terry Owen
- Location Facilities: Australia's Wonderland - Sydney
1999
- The Wiggles: Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Anthony Field, Greg Page
- The Characters: Leeanne Ashley, Paul Paddick, Elisha Burke, Edward Rooke, Mitchell Buttel, Elyssa Dawson, Amy Dunbar, Clare Field, Dominic Field, Joseph Field, Tara Fitzgerald, Cassandra Halloran, Jessica Halloran, Kate Halloran, Leanne Halloran, Graeme Hickey, Ashleigh Johns, Kristen Knox, Cie Jai Legget, Cameron Lewis, Tamahra Macey, Ceili Moore, Sam Moran, Rebekka Osborne, Scott Porter, Gabrielle Rawlings, James Runge, Emma Ryan, Sian Ryan, Talicia Williams
- Anthony Wiggle's Puppies: Fergus and Pasqua Field
- Choreographer: Leanne Halloran
- Production Co-ordinator: Lou Porter
- Production Designer: Graeme Haddon
- Art Director: Sheryl Talmage
- Art Department Assistant: Jane Shadbolt
- Production Assistants: Andrew Dunn, Sophie Jones, Matt Acland, Tony Rioseco, Luke Field
- First Assistant Director: Stefanie Kleihhenz
- Second Assistant Director: James Ford
- Technical Director: Colin Rothenberg - OB Group
- Runner: Terence Galvin
- Rigger: Justin Harper
- 2D Artwork: Joe Westbury, Geoff Morrison
- Scenic Artwork: Weir Design
- O.B. Facillities: O.B. Group, Zero One Zero
- Director of Photography and Steadicam Operator: Borce Damcevski
- Camera Operators: Steve Rees, Douglas Kirk
- Jimmy Jib Service: West Botswana Productions
- Post Production Services: A.R.Com Pty. Limited, The Wiggles Touring Pty Limited
- Post Production Supervisor: Tony Douglass
- Editor: Steve Rees
- Audio Post & SFX: Craig Abercrombie
- Graphics and Animation: Swampmagic Animation
- Lighting Designer: Brad Landi
- Lighting Assistant: Jeff Stuart
- Makeup: Kristelle Gardiner
- Sound Recordist: Chris Brooks
- Boom Operator: Matt Acland
- Set Construction: George Aviet Staging, Chris Maxfield, Danni Haski
- Wardrobe: Kerry Dawson
- Studio Facilities: Barcoo Studios, Terry Owen
- Location Facilities: Australia's Wonderland - Sydney
- Director: Chisholm McTavish
- Producer: Paul Field
Uncredited Cast
- Elisha Burke as Dorothy's Voice
- Jeff Fatt as Henry and Wags' Voices
- Anthony Field as Captain Feathersword's voice (during Dorothy The Dinosaur (Tell Me Who Is That Knocking?))
Album

The original CD release cover (1998)
The "Toot Toot!" album was released on February 10, 1998, with the original cover, which shows The Wiggles in the Big Red Car driving through a field of flowers with Dorothy The Dinosaur. Later that year during the filming of the video, the cover was redesigned, with The Wiggles and their friends and the Big Red Car, which was also used as the front cover on the video.
CD-only Songs
- Henry the Octopus (Seen in Wiggle Time! (1998)
- Captain Feathersword Fell Asleep on His Pirate Ship (Quack Quack) (Seen in Wiggle Time! (1998)
- Rocket
- Wah Hoo Hey, I'm Combing My Hair Today
Release Dates
- Australia - October 17, 1998 (Original VHS)[1], November 8, 1999 (VHS re-release)[citation needed], May 5, 2004 (DVD)[2][3]
- North America
- United States - April 4, 2000 (large clamshell VHS), January 2, 2001 (wide release/small clamshell VHS)
- Canada - April 3, 2001 (VHS)
- Both - March 30, 2004 (HIT Entertainment DVD), October 9, 2007 (Warner Home Video DVD)
- United Kingdom - July 30, 1999 (Disney VHS, as "Big Red Car"), January 31, 2005 (HiT Entertainment VHS/DVD)
Trivia
- This is one of the two pre-productions made for TV Series 2, the other is The Wiggles in Disneyland.
- However, this does use a few TV Series 1 elements such as the Wigglehouse garage appearing and Morty's Theme heard from the garage scenes (which was also heard in the Wigglehouse segments of that series).
- Also, the last episode for TV series 1, Funny Greg, aired four days after this.
- The song Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car was featured in the TV Series 1 episode Haircut, making it the only song from this video to appear in any episodes from that series.
- This is only production to feature the song Bathtime, as it was never shown in any new production following this.
- This is Sam's first video as a Wiggly Dancer, 8 years before he replaced Greg when he had Orthostatic Intolerance from 2006-2012.
- This is also the first video overall to have Wiggly Dancers, but they weren't credited as Wiggly Dancers until Wiggly Safari.
- This is the first video with Jeff's short haircut which would continue to be used until It's Always Christmas With You!.
- Murray's hair also becomes shorter in this as well.
- Murray mouths "wow" when he tangos off with Officer Beaples and The Non-Realistic Wiggles.
- The Wiggly Mascots receive new costumes in this video although Henry has his previous costume in Toot Toot Chugga Chugga Big Red Car.
- The prologues of each song take place in The Wiggles' garage. In the re-release, the prologues take place outside.
- This is the first video to feature only one Wiggle in a song shown in Bathtime (Greg), although in Ding Dong Merrily on High shown in Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas where The Wiggles are nowhere to be seen.
- This is the only time we see the inside of the Wigglehouse garage.
- This is the last time The Wiggles played the red Takamine guitar until they got their own studio in 2007. The guitar also later returned in Duets.
- This is the last Wiggles video to end with the Roadshow Entertainment logo.
- This is the first Wiggles VHS release in which the label on the tape has its own different coloured label rather than the white label like other ABC/Roadshow tapes.
- This is The Wiggles Puppets' first appearance.
- The 1998 release doesn't feature the ABC Video logo at the beginning after the rating and the ABC For Kids 1998-2008 promotion has been shortened to only have the main logo at the start.
- Likewise, the 1999 re-release features the ABC Video logo at the beginning after the rating and also at the end.
- When filming the music video for "Food Food Food (Oh How I Love My Food)", the song was played in slow-motion to lip-sync to and was sped up to normal speed in editing to make it look faster than it really is.
- The cheerleaders are basically wearing shirts of the same colour as the Wiggles and the males are wearing black shorts and the females are wearing matching flowy dance skirts. They also appeared in The Wiggly Big Show.
- Reused props from Wiggle Time! and Yummy Yummy appear in Dorothy The Dinosaur (Tell Me Who Is That Knocking?), Balla Balla Bambina and Let's Have A Ceili.
- "Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car" was filmed on the same day as the prologue from The Wiggles Movie VHS release.
- Captain Feathersword sings Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car in falsetto during the prologue to Go Captain Feathersword, Ahoy!, before the actual song starts.
- A painting of the Wiggles from "Wiggle Opera" is shown in "Dorothy The Dinosaur (Tell Me Who Is That Knocking?)".
- The song Do the Wiggle Groove is called "Wiggle Groove" in the 1998 version, as well as in The Wiggly Big Show and TV Series 2.
- This is the second time Greg plays the red Takamine acoustic guitar seen in Balla Balla Bambina. The first was Wake Up Jeff.
- On the UK "Big Red Car" release, the dedication is cut out.
- Songs from this video can be seen in TV series 1 and 2.
- In the beginning of the 1999 release, the shot of The Wiggles passing by Wigglehouse is an alternate camera angle from Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car.
- The rolling down the hill scene was later done by Xuxa on her Só Para Baixinhos video.
- On the US back cover, Silver Bells That Ring In The Night is listed as "Silver Bell".
- In the 1999 end credits, Food Food Food (Oh How I Love My Food) is listed as "Food, Food, Food (Oh How I love My)".
- On the American version, the video has fades unlike the Australian and UK releases.
- The 1999 video was uploaded on YouTube starting November 6th, 2019 as part of the Classic Wiggles series and on the WildBrain's channel starting February 24th, 2022.
- In the 1998 version of Do the Wiggle Groove, a graphic is seen above the Wiggly Group and Dancers but in the credits, it is not seen since it's actually from an unedited version.
- The Wiggles' faces used on the flag transition in the 1998 version are taken from a photo promoting their first TV Series, which would eventually appear on the cover of Wiggly TV.
- The 1998 release has a yellow tape label, while the 1999 release has a white tape label.
- The US VHS and DVD uses the 1999 version.
- The 1999 re-release was more successful than the 1998 release, as it was released in markets outside Australia and New Zealand and uploaded on YouTube as part of Classic Wiggles. Clips of the 1999 re-release were also included on Hot Potatoes! The Best of The Wiggles and We're All Fruit Salad!: The Wiggles' Greatest Hits in addition to being used as flashback footage in The Wiggles Reunion Show.
- The cheerleaders' shirts could be recycled from the ones worn by the Wiggles in Wiggledance!
Differences in the 1999 version
- The prologues for songs such as Look Both Ways, John Bradlelum, Move Your Arms Like Henry and Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango. In some shots, alternate camera angles which weren't used in the original version are used in this version.
- At the start of the song Food Food Food (Oh How I Love My Food), the rotation on the chroma key footage of Foodman was fixed so he is now facing sideways.
- Go Captain Feathersword, Ahoy!'s prologue was shortened slightly.
- In the break in Do the Wiggle Groove, The “Wiggle Groove” graphic was removed.
- The end of the last shot from Dorothy The Dinosaur (Tell Me Who Is That Knocking?) which was shorter in the triginal is not covered by a transition in this version.
- At the beginning of Balla Balla Bambina, an alternate camera angle which wasn't used in the original version is used.
- In Let's Have A Ceili, The close-up shot of Murray playing the Takamine EF325SRC acoustic guitar was moved to just as another shot was fading to another close-up shot of Captain Feathersword and Officer Beaples which means there is an extended outer shot of The Wiggles, Captain Feathersword and the Five Little Ducks. This also happened in the TV Series 2 episode Multicultural.
- During the new video of Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car, alternate or extended shots which weren't used in the original 1998 video are used in this version.
- On Look Both Ways, Food Food Food (Oh How I Love My Food) and Officer Beaple's Dance, the first few seconds were cut off due to new transitions.
- On Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes, Food Food Food (Oh How I Love My Food), Balla Balla Bambina, I Climb Ten Stairs, Silver Bells That Ring In The Night and We're Dancing With Wags The Dog, the last few seconds were cut off due to new transitions.
- On Go Captain Feathersword, Ahoy!, Move Your Arms Like Henry, Silver Bells That Ring In The Night, Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango and Let's Have A Ceili, the opening shots were 2 or 3 seconds longer, whereas on Officer Beaple's Dance, the end was 5 seconds longer.
Goofs
- In the 1999 credits, Let's Have A Ceili was misspelled as Let's Have A Cieli.
- In the 1999 version, the title card of Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes was misspelled as "Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes".
- In the 1998 and 1999 versions, Ashleigh Johns' first name was misspelled as "Ashliegh".
- In the 1999 version, Amy Dunbar's last name was misspelled as "Dubar".
- In the 1999 version, Cie Jai Legget's last name was misspelled as "Leggett".
- In the 1999 version, Talicia Williams' last name was misspelled as "William".
- In the 1999 version, Stefanie Kleihhenz's last name was misspelled as "Kleinhenze".
- The North American DVD covers (both HIT and WHV) misspell Henry's Underwater Big Band as "Harry's Underwater Big Band".
- In the 1999 version, during the prologue for Do the Wiggle Groove, blue screen is seen around Greg's ears and behind Murray.
- During Look Both Ways, Anthony puts his hand up too early during "Wait for the traffic to come to a stop."
- On the 1999 title card for Dorothy The Dinosaur (Tell Me Who Is That Knocking?), an exclamation mark is used instead of an question mark.
- In John Bradlelum, Jeff's Skivvy is untucked when The Wiggles roll down the Hill. This is the second time after Yummy Yummy.
- In the scene where Captain Feathersword tries to fix the Big Red Car, Jeff's seat appears to have a shade of gray, from the chroma key.
- In the prologue of Do The Wiggle Groove, in the closeup of the Big Red Car, the front passenger seatbelts are missing.
- In John Bradlelum. during "5 busy bees buzzing in a hive," only one bee is seen.
- In the 1999 version, during the Toot Toot Chugga Big Red Car song when Captain Feathersword is waving to the viewers in a building, green outlines from the green screen can be seen around his body.