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[Music] Scoop, muck, and Dizzy, and Roley too. Lofty and Wendy join the crew. Bob and the gang have so much fun working together. They get the job done. Yes! Bill to the bird. Travis and Spud playing together like good friends should.
[Music] Right. Nothing. Can you pick up the cement? And look, this job is going to need the line marking machine. Is the job today, Wendy? We're making a cycle lane on one of the Busytown roads. Dizzy, what's a cycle lane? It's a little path along the side of the road, just for bicycles. I'm afraid not, Roley. Morning, everybody. Sorry, Dizzy. I'm going to put in a new oven at Mr. Sabatini's pizza shop. Oh, look at you. Mr. Sabatini makes the best pizzas in town.
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[Music] Hello, Mr. Sabatini. Bob, it's good to see ya. Good to see you too. Has your new pizza oven been delivered? Yeah, it's here. Form it. Doesn't conveyor belt that carries the pizza too often. Oh, very clever, Mr. Sabatini. Right then, I'll get to work. And then let me make a pizza so we can try the oven out. Here are the plans for the cycle lane. As this is such a busy road, I think we're going to have to stop the traffic with these signs. I'll stand at one end of the road, and you can stand at the other. But if I help you, Mr. Bentley, it's going to build a cycle lane. Good point. Well, Mr. Bentley. Ah, yes. Thank you, Spud. Butter, you weren't quite what I had in mind. We don't have any messing around. Oh, I'll be really good. I promised, Wendy. Oh, very well then. You're going to need this walkie-talkie. Oh, wow. Right, Spud, it's your job to stand here and stop any vehicles that come along. You'll then call me on the walkie-talkie to see if the way is clear. If it is, you turn your sign to green and let the traffic proceed. Did you understand all that, Spud? Yes, yes, of course I did, Mr. Bentley. God. Right, I'll go on, stand at my end of the road then. That's it. Mr. Sabatini, your oven's fitted. Oh, Bob, that's fantastical. I forgot. Lots of orders for my pizza. Great. Well, let's try the oven and check that it's working properly. Looks a bit slow. Don't worry, I just need to speed up the conveyor belt. That's it. Look, you dig off the side of the road. Hang on, Dizzy. I've got like this green dye to the cement. There we go. Right, Dizzy, start mixing. You start to live. Have to be clean, Wendy, so cyclists know when it's safe to ride. Roley, right. We're going. Machine. Can you try it now, Mr. Sabatini? Ah, success, Bob. He said disaster. Oh, I thought the pizza looked quite nice. The pizza is fabulous, but that's not the disaster. My delivery driver has called to say he's not feeling well. How am I gonna deliver my bids? Otto, worry, Mr. Sabatini. Scoop's outside. We'll deliver the pizzas for you. Magnifico, Bob. You have saved the day. Oh, oh, it's no problem, Mr. Sabatini. I'll get right to work. Making the pizza. I'll give you a hand, Mr. Sabatini.
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Oh dear, I think you should stick to the pizza delivery boy. Stop right there, Travis. Aloes. But before you do, it's Mr. Bentley. Has given me a job stopping the traffic. Hole for Farmer Pickles asked me to take these lettuces to the market. Sorry, Travis, I cannot let you go. It is more than my job is worth. Travis, but says we've gotta wait. Lofty. Oh dear. Okay, the customers' names are written on the top of the boxes. Sup, try to be quick so the pizzas are still hot. Okay, Mr. Sabatini, can we deliver them? Yes, we can.
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Only one more to deliver. Scoop, cheese and tomato thick crust pizza for Mr. Fothergill. We better hurry up and get it to him while it's still hot. We will, as soon as Lofty gets back here with the paint. No, I'd better go and see what the holdup is. Hello, everyone. What's the problem? Oh, it's Pugliese holding up the traffic. It's my new job. I'm a traffic stop. Oh, bug, you're supposed to use your walkie-talkie to call the person at the other end if the way is clear. Then you let the traffic through. So that's what Mr. Bentley was going on about. Oh, that paint smells scrummy. Bob, can I have a slice? Sorry, Spud, this is for Mr. Fothergill. Oh, being a traffic stopper is hungry work. Oh, this was a big lollipop. Mr. Fothergill thought, Scoob. But it's not for me, Bob. I'm allergic to peace. It's not. It's about power. It's habits. It loves them. I hope it's still hot. I got here as fast as I could. Oh, don't worry, Mom's cool. Smith her likes his pizza is cool. Oh, hey, Mr. Pizza Paris. It's a parrot. Mr. Sabatini. It's Bob. Scoop and I have delivered all the pizzas. Bob, come back to the shop and I will give you as much a pizza you cannot eat. That'd be great. I don't suppose you've got any apples or turnips or jam? Looks great. Look, all we need now is a bicycle to test it out. Hon. I think I can help you there. When they want scooter complete. Very practical, Mr. Bentley. Oh, yes. Wendy, everybody. Hi, Mr. Bentley. I'm glad you're finished, Wendy, because I've brought lunch. Oh, lovely. About a pineapple and sweet corn pizza for Wendy, a mushroom and onion deep pan for me, and one for Spud. It's got apple, turnip, and jam on it. Oh, yes, that's Spud's special. My favorite. Thanks, Bobby.
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