Tag... Isn't it time for...
Duggee!
GUITAR MUSIC
Duggee!
Woof!
Duggee!
BOING-BOING!
FAST BOUNCING
VERY FAST BOUNCING
SLOW BOUNCING
TAG SIGHS I'm thirsty.
SQUIRRELS: Me, too.
A-woof woof!
Good idea, Duggee. Time for a glass of...
SQUIRRELS: Milk!
SLURP!
I... love... milk!
Me... too...
YAWNING
A-woof.
Yes, Duggee. Perhaps it's time for a little nap.
But I'm not sleepy!
SNORING
Roly has the right idea, Squirrels.
SQUIRRELS: Yeah...
Come on, then, everyone.
SLOW GUITAR MUSIC
Once upon a time, there was an arithmetic problem.
And then the algebra wizard flew through the window...
SNORING
Oh, look! Sleepy squirrels.
Duggee...
I can't get to sleep!
Well, Duggee could help you, Tag, because...
A-woof!
He's got his sleeping badge.
SQUIRRELS: Yay...
There are lots of different ways to get to sleep, Tag.
A-woof-woof, woof-woof.
See how Enid's getting ready for her cat nap?
Meow!
Oh, yeah.
Meow!
PURR-PURR!
Well, Duggee, I think that's done the trick.
A-woof.
Still can't sleep, Duggee.
It's too light.
Oh, but lots of animals sleep in the day time, Tag.
A-woof-woof!
Look, they're nocturnal.
Like the badger.
He burrows underground where it's nice and dark.
I'm going to burrow.
Like a badger.
SNORING
Still can't sleep!
It's too warm under there.
Yes, sleeping underground isn't for everyone.
A-woof-woof-woof!
Indeed, Duggee.
Some animals sleep above the ground, like bats,
who sleep hanging upside down.
Still can't sleep!
Oh, never mind, Tag.
There are many other ways to get to sleep.
A-woof-woof.
Yes, some animals sleep standing up.
SNORING
Still can't sleep.
Well, turtles sleep with everything tucked in.
Still can't sleep.
Other animals like to sleep while holding on to something.
No, still can't sleep.
Hmm... Woof-woof!
Oh, yes, then there's sea otters. A-woof-woof!
Of course, Californian sea otters.
They hold hands when they're sleeping
so they don't drift away from each other.
Aww!
Still can't sleep.
A-woof, woof.
Good example, Duggee.
The Arctic ice mole.
Did you know, to hibernate they burrow 30 metres into the snow.
Ahem! Woof, woof-woof!
Sorry, Duggee, you're absolutely right, it's 40 metres down.
I was thinking of the potholing possum.
Woof-woof, woof!
That's right, Duggee, the one who sleeps in the underground
caverns of the Canadian tundra for exactly 37 days and nights.
A-woof-woof-woof.
Are you sure it's 36 days, Duggee?
A-woof, woof-woof! Really?
Is it only the Nordic night owl who does that? A-woof!
But the Western Wallaby does that, too. A-woof?
You know, the one that sleeps in its mother's pouch.
Mummy!
Mumsy!
Mum!
Aren't you a bit old for this now?
A-woof? Good question, Duggee.
My favourite has to be the Bermuda bedtime bee. And yours?
A-woof.
Oh, yes! Who doesn't love the Senegalese slumber monkey who
bounces while asleep?
SNORING
Huh?
I say, I think our knowledge of wildlife really helped Tag get
to sleep.
Haven't they done well today?
Well done, Squirrels. You've earnt your sleeping badge.
SQUIRRELS: Yay...
CAR HORN BLOWS
And here are your parents.
Just time for one more thing.
SQUIRRELS: Duggee hug!
Aww!
Duggee hug! GIGGLING
SQUIRRELS: We got our sleeping badges!
Aww!
Bye-bye, everybody.
SNORING Oh, that was...
Ah, sleep tight, Duggee.
SNORING CONTINUES
LULLABY PLAYS
Hey Duggee!