- Now I'm in my spaceship,
now I'm on my way,
I'm going to a party,
hip, hip, hip, hurray!
Hi!
I'm Muzzy!
Big Muzzy!
150 trees... there.
And 30 trees... here.
- O, hello! I'm Bob.
- Hello! I'm Norman.
Welcome to Gondoland!
That's the palace.
And there's the king.
- How do you do?
I'm the King of Gondoland.
- And there's the queen.
- How do you do?
I'm the queen.
- And their daughter:
Princess Sylvia.
- Hello!
- And Sylvia's husband:
Bob.
- Hey, Bob!
Are you there?
- Who's that?
- It's me, Muzzy.
- Aaa, hello, Muzzy,
how are you?
- I'm fine, thanks.
What time is the party?
- It's at half past 5 this afternoon.
- Oh, dear! Am I late?
- No, you aren't late, Muzzy!
You're early!
- Early?
- Yes! The party is at half past 5.
- What time is it now?
- What time is it?
It's 8 o'clock.
- See you at 10 o'clock.
- Bye!
- Don't be late!
Where is he?
Ten-fifteen=quarter past ten.
Ten-thirty=half past ten.
Ten-fourty five=quarter to eleven.
- He is late again!
You're late!
- No I'm not.
I'm early!
It's quarter to ten.
- It isn't.
It's...
...eleven o'clock!
- Oh, dear, I am late.
But I've got this for you!
- Oh!
- What's the time in Gondoland?
- It's ten-fifteen.
Quarter past ten in the morning.
- Oh. This clock here is quarter to three!
And this one is half past four!
Aaa. This one's is ten-fifteen.
Quarter past ten.
- So you are early.
- Where is Sylvia?
I don't know...
...but we've got a surprise for you!
A surprise!
- What is it?
- Ahaa. It's a secret.
- Tell me!
- No! It's a secret!
Wait and see it.
- Ooh. All right.
See you at the party!
- See you!
Aah. There you are!
It's not a secret.
It's Amanda!
And whose baby are you...?
- She is ours, of course.
- Yes, you're our baby!
And whose fingers are these?
- They're Amanda's fingers!
- And whose toes are these?
- They're Amanda's toes!
They're hers!
- And whose eyes are these?
- They're your eyes, Amanda!
Yes, they're yours!
And this
is your little nose.
Yours!
How many fingers?
How many toes?
How many eyes
beside her nose?
- Ten little fingers,
ten little toes,
two big, brown eyes
and a little, pig nose.
Two big, brown eyes,
and a little, pig nose.
- And how many teeth...?
- Naughty Amanda!
Come on! Off we go!
- Are we ready for the party?
- Nearly.
We're nearly ready.
Corvax is making a cake.
A huge cake.
An enormous cake!
- Now what does it say here?
What we need?
Flour, I need flour.
Sugar, currants...
ooooh, I hate this job!
Ahh. How do you do?
I'm Corvax.
Eggs....
...butter...
Oh, dear...
I need help.
- Here you are, Corvax!
He can help you.
Be good!
Or you go back to the prison.
- Who are you?
What's your name?
- I'm Thimbaud.
Thimbaud, the Terrible!
I'm bad!
- Bad, are you? Ahaaa.
- I know you, you're Corvax!
You're very bad.
- Yes.
And I'm clever.
- What are you doing, Corvax?
- I'm making a cake.
A huge cake.
An enormous cake.
Now!
Get some sugar,
and some eggs,
and some apples,
and...
- I hate work!
And I hate Bob,
and I hate Muzzy.
- Muzzy?
Who is Muzzy?
- Wait and see.
The party is for Muzzy.
- What food does he like?
- Clocks.
- Clocks...?
Does he eat clocks?
- Yes, he does.
Muzzy eats clocks.
Now you get on with your work!
I hate Muzzy,
and I hate Bob!
But I love Princess Sylvia!
- Hello, Muzzy!
Welcome to Gondoland!
- Hello, Bob!
Your Majesty!
- Glad to see you again, Muzzy!
- Oh, Muzzy! It is nice to see you!
- It's a pleasure, Your Majesty!
- And here is our secret!
- Sylvia! A baby!
What a nice surprise!
Is it your baby?
- Yes, it's ours!
- Of course it's theirs!
- And what's its...his...her....
- She is a girl!
Her name's Amanda!
Hello, Amanda!
Auu.
Does she often bite people?
- Sometimes.
- Oh, Bob! Not often.
She doesn't often bite people.
- She always bites me.
- Now she's biting me!
- I'm wearing trousers.
I always wear trousers.
- I'm wearing a skirt.
I usually wear a skirt.
But I sometimes wear trousers.
- Yes, you do.
- And I never wear a skirt.
- He wears trousers.
- But he often takes them off,
and the dog always brings them back.
- Now.
What do we need?
Do we need any salt?
Aaa yes, we do.
Is there any salt over there?
- Yes, there is.
There is some in here.
Do we need any pepper?
- No, we don't.
We don't need any pepper.
- I want some rice.
Have you got any rice?
- I haven't got any rice.
But...
I've got some cheese!
Do you want any cheese?
- No, thank you,
I don't want any cheese.
I want some apples.
Have you got any apples?
- I haven't got any apples.
But I've got some biscuits.
- I don't want any biscuits.
Have you got any eggs?
- Some eggs....
No... I haven't got any eggs...
How about some flowers?
- No, thank you.
I don't want any flowers!
Good morning!
- What about milk?
Do we need any milk?
Look at the book!
Read it!
- I don't know.
- Oh. You can't read.
- Oh no, I can't.
- Well then, get some plates!
- I can't see any plates!
- There are some plates over there.
- No, there aren't, there aren't they here.
- Yes, there are!
Look!
In front of you!
- Oh! Those plates!
- Be careful!
- What's happening?
What's all of this?
Who are you?
- I'm Thimbaud.
- Where is Corvax?
- Over there.
- Where?
- He is there, Your Majesty.
- Don't be stupid.
Corvax isn't here.
Get on with your work.
- Corvax!
Where are you?
- I'm here.
- Wow! That's clever!
Can I do that?
- No you can't.
It's a secret.
But perhaps...
aah, yes!
Yes, I've got a surprise!
A surprise for the king,
and for Bob,
and for everyone!
And you can help me.