Happy!
Isn't it time for...
Duggee!
ALL: Duggee!
Duggee!
Woof!
ALL: Duggee!
ALL: Ha-ha-ha-ha.
Duggee and The Medicine Badge.
BOING! BOING! BOING!
Hello, Squirrels.
I wonder what Duggee has planned for you today.
ALL: Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
ALL: Hey, Duggee! What you doing?
HE CROAKS: Woof.
What did you say?
HE CROAKS: Weeeee.
What's the matter, Duggee?
HE CROAKS: Awa.
Duggee has lost his voice.
Maybe he needs medicine. Don't worry.
Duggee has got his medicine badge.
He can tell us what to do.
HE CROAKS: Ooh.
DRIP!
OK, Duggee. We'll ask Frog.
ALL: Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
Frog, what will help Duggee get his voice back?
DRIP!
Let's ask someone else.
ALL: Yay!
HE CROAKS: Wa.
Come on, Duggee, let's go to your kennel
so you can have a little lie down.
Hmm.
Duggee, did I tell you?
An ant is living on the seat of my tricycle.
I have to walk everywhere now.
Duggee's not very well, Ladybird. We don't know what to do.
He can only go...
SHE WHEEZES
Hm.
My guess is tonsillitis.
Although it could be strep throat
or pharyngitis
or laryngitis.
Perhaps even an issue with the epiglottis.
I suggest he attempts to create a muscular spasm
through the system apparatus.
ALL: Huh?
Tell him to... Swallow.
GULP!
Well? HE CROAKS: Wah!
It didn't work!
Now, what was I saying?
Oh, yeah.
It was really sunny on my holiday.
The ground was all dry and cracked.
HE SIGHS
Duggee needs to try warming up his voice.
I do it myself to help me sing...
# Magnificently. #
As you can see.
# Copy me. #
ALL: # Eeeh. #
# Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba. # ALL: # Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba. #
# Na-na-na-na-na. # ALL: # Na-na-na-na-na. #
# Ba-ru, ba-ru. #
HE CROAKS: # Broo, broo. #
Aw.
Duggee, have you ever laughed so hard
milk has come out of your nose?
HE SHOUTS: Duggee can't speak?!
That would make me really angry!
Has he tried shouting?
No!
Why didn't I think of that?
SHOUTS: Try shouting!
WHISPERS: It's easy.
CROAKS: Wa! Whoa.
I really thought that would work.
Have you noticed, Duggee,
gravy isn't grey, it's brown.
The good old-fashioned cures are the best.
He could put butter on it.
Wear a potato-peel hat.
Or have a bath of porridge.
ALL: Bath of porridge?
Hm. That'll probably fix it.
ALL: Is it working, Duggee?
HE CROAKS: Wah.
THEY SIGH
Saturdays are yellow.
Sundays are green.
Mondays are purple.
He should blow his nose.
Frrrrr.
HE CROAKS: Wah.
THEY SIGH
I hid my best crisp for later, Duggee.
And now I can't find it.
He should do some exercise.
Weeeh!
Oh.
I find my crown helps me to be heard.
CLUNK!
HE CROAKS: Woof.
He must express himself artistically.
HE CROAKS: Woof-woof.
Try flower power, man.
Ice pack!
CHATTER!
Duggee, I'm going to tell you all about my cousin, Eric.
Starting with his pyjamas.
There's got to be SOMETHING we can do.
ALL: Hm.
One time, Eric was so thirsty,
he drank a whole jug of water.
Ah!
Oh, do you like that story, Duggee?
You want me to tell it again?
One time, Eric drank...
Hah-hah-hah.
..a... Hah-hah.
..whole... Hah-hah.
..jug... Eeeeh! ..of...
Eeeeh! ..water.
Hah-hah-hah-hah.
YOU want some water, Duggee?
Hah.
Everyone!
I know what Duggee needs.
GLUG! GLUG!
ALL: Water! Yay!
Slurp! Ah!
Woof, woof-woof, woof, woof,
woof, woof.
Good work, Squirrels.
You made Duggee better.
Woof!
Woof-woof!
Well done, Squirrels.
You've earned your medicine badge.
ALL: Yay!
CAR HORN BEEPS
Ah! And here are your parents.
Just time for one more thing.
ALL: Duggee hug!
Aw. Duggee hug.
ALL: Ha-ha-ha-ha.
We got our medicine badges!
Aw.
Bye-bye, everybody.
That was fun, wasn't it, Duggee?
Atchoo!
Oh, dear, Duggee. He-he.