A Day Full of Songs

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Dave: Well, thanks very much, bye. Haha! Well, it's now time for me to try and find yet another clue-- Ooh! Ooh, oof. and I think I just found it, here it is, I wonder what this one says, here we go, ha ha, now, what? It says, plenty of water without any boat, so into the water to splash, swim and float. Eugh. The Tempo Pre-School video promo from 1995 plus " Fun Song Factory" advert. (announced by Gary Martin) Dave: No more monkeys jumping on the bed! Wahey! That's it, gather around, everybody, gather round! Oh, well, we've been having so much fun. I think, we'd forgotten why we're here, and while we here, it's because we have to look for some treasure. Look inside the box to discover the treasure. Ha ha. The Tempo Pre-School video titles advert from 1991 with Anytime Tales, A Golden Treasury of Nursery Rhymes, Mr Men and Little Miss, Junglies, Spot, Postman Pat, Paddington Bear, Bump, Tell me a Story. [announced by Enn Reitel] Andrew: Always remember your green cross code, make sure you only cross where it's safe. Here's SuperTed to show us how, thank you SuperTed. And here's the bus.

Dave: How much is that doggie in the window? Ha ha! The one with-- Look at that, it's another treasure chest. Ha ha! I wonder what's inside it, probably the treasure, let's have a--Oh, It's another piece of paper, let's have a look, shall we? Here we go. Ooh, it says, Ah-woo-woo-woo.... oh, hang on, it's upside down! Here we go, it says, cross the river and pay the fare, you're next clue is sure to be there, Well there can't be that many places where you have pay to get across the river.

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Dave: Wahey! Hey, look at this. Look! Not 1 train but 2 trains at the station, and look, there also happens to be a clue in the treasure chest, I wonder what it says... Here we go! Hundreds of tiny wings jewelled colours bright, fluttering and dancing so soft and so light. What sort of a clue is that? Wonder where we could be going next? Wonder if I should take a train. Of course, the London Butterfly House! Let's take a look, shall we? Yeah! My daughter is no longer quite so taken by 'Postman Pat', 'Builder Bob', and all the others. It seems that considerable exposure to these delightful characters has not served to increase her fondness of them. Bird: Very puzzling and there's more. You're all at sea now, your next clue's to be found in a garden with very few flowers around. Dave: Ooh, look at this! It's a treasure chest. I wonder if there some treasure inside it, let's take a look shall we. Here we go, here we-- Eh? Oh. Well, There's not much treasure in there, just this piece of paper. I better have a look and see what it says, ah. You're seeking some treasure, most precious and rare. Look high and look low for it must be somewhere. You'll know when you've found it, when your search is done. You'll have the best treasure for everyone.

Dave: Hey, what's going on there? Oh! Whoa. Ah, yeah. Oh, wow look who's here everybody, it's Rupert. Dave: Aw, isn't that nice. But you wouldn't think that they were sometimes little monkeys, would you? Andrew: Always remember your green cross code, only cross where it's safe. Here's SuperTed to show us how, thank you SuperTed. And here's the bus. Dave: Ooh, right! There he goes, now let the treasure hunt begin! Ha ha! Of course, it's Covent Garden Market. Janet: Hey, here's our waiter, it's Dingle Fingle. You know at Dingle Fingle's dream diner, whatever you wish can come true. Right, here's your menus.