00:20ZACK!
00:22TIME!
00:25PUNTY!
00:28DRUM!
00:31Welcome to the band
00:33Let me show you round
00:36Each one lends a hand
00:38Making that zing zing sound
00:41What side in the play
00:44Who's there playing loud
00:46Sending out the way
00:48Making that zing zing sound
00:52We'll be practicing
00:54For the big thing
00:57Until the time to rock
01:00Camp down with the coconut hook
01:02Now you've met the band
01:04Now you've seen around
01:07Join us lend a hand
01:10Making that zing zing zing sound
01:25Do you hear that drum?
01:28It's like a bussing
01:30No?
01:31Or a kind of low droning sound
01:34I like it
01:36I think the sound's coming
01:38From the glade
01:39Come on
01:40I'm sure the others
01:41Will be there by now
01:48Sounds like my tummy rumbling
01:52I am feeling hungry
01:54Must be time for lunch
01:56Hi Todd
01:58Hello
01:59Why are you two in such a hurry?
02:01We're going to the glade
02:03Well, I'd love to join you
02:05But I'm off to lunch
02:06Bye Todd
02:07Don't worry, bye
02:21Hi everyone
02:23Hello you two
02:25Let me introduce you
02:27To a brand new sound
02:29It's from Australia
02:31And it's the oldest
02:32Brand new sound around
02:38Weeew
02:39Weeew
02:40Weeew
02:41Weeew
02:41Weeew
02:42Weeew
02:42Weeew
02:43Weeew
02:43Weeew
02:44Weeew
02:45Weeew
02:45Weeew
02:45Weeew
02:45Weeew
02:45Weeew
02:46Weeew
02:46I love the deep rumbling sounds
02:49Oh yeah
02:50Does that long tube have a name?
02:54Yes, Tang
02:55It's a didgeridoo
02:58What's inside the tube?
03:00Well, there's nothing inside it, Zack
03:02It's an empty space
03:04It's been hollowed out by termites
03:08Little insects
03:09Like ants
03:10Oooh yum yum
03:11How do you make that droney sound?
03:15You press your lips to the end of the tube
03:18Like my old friend Dinner one here
03:20And you blow
03:22Do do do do do do
03:23Woah
03:24Did you redo!
03:28Woah
03:29Very impressive sound
03:31I wonder what it is
03:34Could it be
03:35A swarm of bees
03:37It sounds more like the wind in the trees, but that sounds like coconut number one!
03:53Three more coconuts to go before the big zing.
03:59Listen, it's that drone sound again.
04:08Yay!
04:10The droning makes you tingle from your fingers to your toes.
04:15And tummy, too.
04:17Yes, drum. You can really feel the sound as well as hear it.
04:26Good. That banana stopped my tummy rumbling.
04:31I love bananas. They're my favourite.
04:36Oh, that sounds like my tummy again.
04:40I know. I'll have a mango, my other favourite fruit.
04:47Hi, Mr Gravel. Hi, Mr Granite. Are you looking forward to the big zing?
04:53We always do, Pansy. What's today's song about?
04:57We're going to play a song that celebrates the didgeridoo.
05:02The didgeridoo?
05:03You must have heard it being played just now.
05:06Oh, yes, we have. We have.
05:09I thought you would have heard it before.
05:11You are very old and the didgeridoo is one of the oldest instruments in the world.
05:18Well, I am the oldest stone on this island, although no one ever celebrates me.
05:25I've had a million trillion birthdays.
05:29When is your birthday?
05:31Well, let me see. I don't know.
05:37Excuse me, Granite, but I think I'm older than you.
05:42Nonsense. I'm the oldest.
05:44Oh.
05:46We'll talk about this later. Right now, it's coconut number two.
05:56Only two more coconuts to go to the big zing.
06:00You've both had a million trillion birthdays.
06:04Yes, it's a very long time, isn't it?
06:07It's a very, very, very, very, very, very, very long time.
06:15Oh, I need to get back to work on the song.
06:19See you later.
06:27Two, three, four.
06:32Back in ancient days
06:36Turmots in the trees
06:38Oh, yuck!
06:40Oh, I found a brand new way
06:44Of making melodies
06:46Oh, yeah.
06:48Let's try this middle.
06:50Oh.
06:51Let me tell you how the tale unfolds
06:54In the here and now
06:56In those days of old
06:59It's an instrument that sounds so bold
07:02And the island loves to hear
07:07Oh, a didgeridoo new song.
07:23Oh, Pansy, sad. Oh, no, I'm okay, Drum. I just can't stop thinking about what Mr. Granite told me. Can
07:33you imagine not knowing when your birthday is?
07:36And a million trillion is a lot of birthdays to miss.
07:40We need to do something for Mr. Granite and Mr. Gravel to celebrate all their birthdays.
07:46OK, we'll get them a present. Where do we find one?
07:53Oh, in the jungle. We'll split up into teams. It'll be quicker.
07:58And we have to hurry because there's only two coconuts to go till we need to be singing in the
08:04big zing.
08:05Let's look for something really special that they can enjoy together.
08:10I'll go with you, Tang. We'll all meet later at the coconut hut.
08:14Drum, that leaves me and you. OK.
08:18I know what to give them.
08:25What? What is it?
08:27An ant.
08:29Why would they want an ant?
08:32Ants make great pets. They don't take much looking after.
08:35And they're very intelligent. Watch. I'll get him to do a trick.
08:40Oh. Oh. Where'd he go?
08:44Oh. Oh. It was gone up my sleeve.
08:47That's tickling too.
08:49Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Where are you?
08:53Oh, he's gone. Oh. He's gone down my back.
08:56Oh. Oh. Stop.
08:58Oh. Are you naughty?
09:00Oh. Oh. Oh.
09:02I hope Pansy and Drum have found a present.
09:06Oh.
09:07Oh. Pretty vine.
09:12Oh, yes.
09:14They'could wear the vine just like a leafy scarf.
09:19Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
09:28They could wear this vine just like a leafy belt.
09:34But it's stuck. One more tug should free it.
09:51Silly vine. This is no good. There's nothing here.
09:58I know. Let's go and see Todd.
10:02He always has lots of good ideas for presents.
10:05And then we can go and meet Tang and Zack. Come on, drum.
10:11Uh, Tang, Mr. Granite and Mr. Gravel can't use the vine as a belt
10:17because they don't wear trousers.
10:19Oh, you're right.
10:21Oh, I wonder if Todd can help us find the perfect present.
10:28Oh, those Zingsillers haven't been playing their music very much today.
10:34I wonder what they're up to.
10:37Well, whatever it is, they'd better hurry up with their song
10:40because, oh, here comes coconut number three.
10:49Only one more coconut to go to the big Zing.
10:54Hmm. I do love a juicy mango.
10:59I hope that will stop my tummy rumbling.
11:01I couldn't eat any more fruit today.
11:04Hi, Todd.
11:05Oh, hello, Pansy. Hello, drum.
11:07We're not disturbing your lunch, are we?
11:10No, no, not at all.
11:12What can I do for you?
11:13We're celebrating Mr. Granite and Mr. Gravel's birthday.
11:18Million trillion birthday.
11:21And we're having a problem with the present.
11:23We want it to be really special.
11:27Oh, I love presents.
11:29I've got the perfect solution to your present problem.
11:32Oh, I knew that you'd help us.
11:35Clever, Todd.
11:38Ta-da!
11:40Oh, wrapping paper?
11:43Yes.
11:44Lovely wrapping paper to make your present look extra special.
11:48Well, I...
11:49I suppose wrapping paper is very useful.
11:54Thanks, Todd.
11:56Yes, thanks, Todd.
11:58It really is lovely paper.
12:01Bye-bye, Todd.
12:03Bye.
12:06Oh, there goes my rumbling tummy again.
12:11I suppose I might just have enough room for a few chunks of pineapple.
12:19Well, we didn't manage to find a present,
12:22but Zack and Tang are bound to have found a really special one,
12:26which we could wrap up in this really cool paper.
12:29Let's get to the Coconut Hut.
12:32They might be there already.
12:34Hooray!
12:37Todd is bound to have some really cool ideas for a present.
12:42Hmm.
12:43Pineapple.
12:44My latest, newest, favourite fruit.
12:48Hi, Todd!
12:49Hi, Todd!
12:49Hello, Zack.
12:50Hello, Tang.
12:52Oh, sorry to disturb your lunch.
12:54Oh, that's all right.
12:55How can I help?
12:56Oh, we're having problems with a present that we want to be really special.
13:01And...
13:02I know.
13:02I know.
13:03And I've got the very thing.
13:05Oh, great!
13:12Ta-da!
13:13Lovely special wrapping paper.
13:16Oh.
13:18Oh.
13:18Oh, thanks.
13:20Yes.
13:21Thanks.
13:22Oh, not at all.
13:23Any time.
13:25Now, where was I?
13:27Oh, yes.
13:28Pineapple.
13:30Hmm.
13:31I'm not so sure I have a favourite fruit anymore.
13:36Never mind about not finding a present, Tang.
13:38Pansy and Drum are bound to have found a really great one for Mr. Gravel and Mr. Granite.
13:43Oh, yes.
13:44And we've got some really cool paper to wrap it in.
13:48Oh, come on.
13:48Let's get to the coconut hut.
13:50They should be there by now.
13:52Oh, yeah.
13:57Hi, Pansy.
13:58Hi, Drum.
13:59Hi, Tang.
14:00Did you find a special present for Mr. Gravel and Mr. Granite?
14:04Uh, uh, yes.
14:05Uh, well, something just as good as.
14:08How about you?
14:09Oh, yes.
14:11We did really well.
14:12Oh, good.
14:13Well, show us what you found.
14:15Um, how about you show us what you found?
14:19Oh, well, we asked first.
14:20OK, I tell you what.
14:22We'll count to three, then both show our presents at the same time.
14:26Ready?
14:27One, two, three!
14:32Wrapping paper!
14:33What?
14:33Oh, no.
14:35You had the same idea as us.
14:37No presents.
14:39Oh, this is a real problem.
14:41It's not just a problem.
14:43It's a disaster.
14:51Disaster!
14:56Disaster!
15:01Disaster!
15:03What are we going to do?
15:09What could we give the Moaning Stones that's really special?
15:17Drum, stop that.
15:19I can't think.
15:23Drum!
15:24Stop!
15:26No!
15:27Wait a minute!
15:28Don't stop!
15:30Drum!
15:31You're a genius!
15:34Didgeridoos!
15:35We could make didgeridoos for Mr. Gravel and Mr. Granite by painting these cardboard tubes!
15:42Drum!
15:43Love!
15:44Painting!
15:45And Todd will have some paint that we can borrow!
15:49Yay!
15:49Come on!
15:53Todd!
15:53Todd!
15:54Todd!
15:54Have you got any paint?
15:55Oh, there's some in my cave, but I'm sorry.
15:58I can't get it for you right now.
16:01You'll have to go and find it yourself.
16:03Oh, what's the matter, Todd?
16:05Oh, dang.
16:07My tummy wouldn't stop rumbling.
16:08And I've eaten so much fruit that I, oh, don't feel very well.
16:14Tummy rumbling?
16:15Not tummy rumbly, didgeridoo!
16:20Todd!
16:21I don't think you heard your tummy.
16:24You heard the didgeridoo.
16:26This brilliant musician's been playing it in the Glade all day.
16:30But it was a deep rumbling sound that I could feel.
16:35Yes, that's what a didgeridoo does.
16:38A low droning sound that you can really feel.
16:42Oh, I needn't have eaten so much.
16:45No, sorry.
16:48But you sit here quietly and get better
16:50while we finish making our special birthday didgeridoo!
16:54Oh, yay!
16:56Yay!
16:59Come on, Pansy!
17:05This is for you, Mr Granite, from all of us.
17:10For me?
17:12To make up for all the presents you missed.
17:15Oh, and there's one for you too, Mr Gravel.
17:19Well, I don't know what to say except...
17:23What is it?
17:25A didgeridoo!
17:29Hullabaloo!
17:30Try blowing down it!
17:34Yay!
17:36You can play them at the big zing!
17:39Oh, we'd be delighted!
17:41Oh, and just in time too,
17:43because there goes...
17:44the last no-gen-o!
17:52It's time...
17:53for...
17:54the big zing!
17:57Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
18:00Sing the love.
18:03Sing the love.
18:05Sing the love.
18:06Sing the love.
18:07Sing the love.
18:09Wow.
18:13It's that time of the day when we like to say...
18:18It's big zing time!
18:20So take it away.
18:23Hello, everyone!
18:26Today, our song is called,
18:28Do You Didgeridoo?
18:30With Dinawan playing the didgeridoo.
18:33Yay!
18:33And to celebrate their million, trillion birthdays,
18:36Mr Granite and Mr Gravel will play their own didgeridoo's too!
18:41Ho-hey!
18:59Ho-hey!
19:01Back in ancient days...
19:04Tumot in the trees...
19:09Found a brand new way...
19:13Of making melodies...
19:19Let me tell you how the tale unfolds...
19:23In the here and now
19:24From those days of old
19:26It's an instrument
19:29That sounds so bold
19:31And the island loves to hear
19:34So I'm asking
19:35Do you didgeridoo?
19:37Do you didgeridoo?
19:40Do you didgeridoo?
19:41Yes, I didgeridoo
19:43Do you didgeridoo?
19:45Do you didgeridoo?
19:48Do you didgeridoo?
19:50Yes, I didgeridoo
19:51Play it deep and loud
19:54Make the sound your own
19:59Blow it clear and proud
20:02Now you've got that drone
20:06Yeah
20:09Let me tell you how the tale unfolds
20:13In the here and now
20:14From those days of old
20:17It's an instrument
20:19That sounds so bold
20:21The island loves to hear
20:24So I'm asking
20:26Do you didgeridoo?
20:27Do you didgeridoo?
20:30Do you didgeridoo?
20:31Yes, I didgeridoo
20:33Do you didgeridoo?
21:09That was the best big zing ever.
21:15Dittery-doo, gone home.
21:17Yes, Drum, but Mr. Gravel and Mr. Granite are still here.
21:22They've been on their beach for a million trillion years now.
21:26They will be staying with us for a long, long time.
21:31Night, Todd.
21:32Good night, zingzillas.
22:02Good night.
22:02Good night.
22:04Good night.
22:06Good night.
22:07Good night.
22:07Good night.
22:07Good night.
22:07Good night.
22:07Good night.
