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CHIit's a red and blue cab .
MOTwell it's red and yellow so you're half right .
CHI*CHI: he's driving the train .
MOTwhat are you doing to the panda ?
CHIhe's crying .
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MOTyou've just spun his head right round .
MOTpoor panda .
CHI*CHI: want to go in the car .
MOTI think you ought to give him a hug and a kiss and say you're sorry first .
MOTprobably break his legs putting him in that way .
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MOTpoor panda .
MOTcan you dins the train song ?
CHI*CHI: sing the train song .
MOTWarren sing the train song .
CHIMummy sing the train song .
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CHIsing the train song .
MOTWarren sing the train song .
CHI*CHI: Mummy sing the train song .
MOTno .
MOTWarren sing it .
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CHIMummy sing it please .
MOTwhich train song ?
CHI*CHI: the horse song .
CHIMummy sing horse song .
MOTI don't know a horse song .
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MOTthere we are .
MOTworth a try .
CHI*CHI: that go on the back .
CHIthat 0is [*] going on that .
MOTwell that's a funny looking train .
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MOTwhere is he ?
CHIthere .
CHI*CHI: and the passengers .
CHIthere's a lady on there .
CHIthere's two ladys .
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MOTwhere's Bertie ?
CHIthere .
CHI*CHI: on the road .
MOTbuss go on roads , don't they ?
MOTwhere do trains go ?
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MOTwell there's nothing to look at .
MOTyou look at the teddys .
CHI*CHI: my [*] look in the water .
MOTno .
MOTyou can see the water perfectly well with the teddys in it .
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CHIwant to make a tower .
CHIwant to make a tower .
CHI*CHI: the bricks .
CHImaking a tower .
MOTwell you make a tower then pet .
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MOTwell you make a tower then pet .
CHIcross [/] cross that bridge .
CHI*CHI: Warren cross the bridge .
CHIWarren cross this .
CHIhave a big house .
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MOToh: .
MOTfound the monkey .
CHI*CHI: Mummy find the monkey .
MOTI can't find the other man though .
MOTahhah .
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MOTno .
MOTI think that's all the men there are .
CHI*CHI: where 0is [*] baby tiger on the back ?
CHIwhere 0is [*] baby tiger on the back ?
CHIwhere 0is [*] baby tiger ?
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MOTI think that's all the men there are .
CHIwhere 0is [*] baby tiger on the back ?
CHI*CHI: where 0is [*] baby tiger on the back ?
CHIwhere 0is [*] baby tiger ?
MOTI don't know where the baby tiger's gone .
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MOTis he over here ?
CHIno .
CHI*CHI: just there on the box .
MOTwhere ?
MOTjust where on the box ?
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CHIone two three .
MOTgood boy .
CHI*CHI: put on the back again .
CHIxxx back on again .
MOTone two .
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MOTthree men on a brick .
CHIxxx on a +...
CHI*CHI: men go on the bricks .
CHImen go on there .
CHImen go on that .
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MOTthe one in the middle isn't stuck on properly sweetheart .
MOTthat's it .
CHI*CHI: two men on the bounce .
MOThow many men ?
CHIone two three .
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MOTor is the man going to ride the horse ?
CHIyes .
CHI*CHI: that man ride on the horse .
CHIthat man ride on the horse .
MOTis he on ?
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CHIyes .
CHIthat man ride on the horse .
CHI*CHI: that man ride on the horse .
MOTis he on ?
MOTcan you sing the horse song ?
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MOTit's probably the monkey and the whale .
MOTwho's going to drive the engine then ?
CHI*CHI: the giraffe .
MOTthe giraffe's driving it .
MOTwhat a clever giraffe .
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CHIwhere that wheel broke ?
MOTwhat're you looking for ?
CHI*CHI: the wheel .
MOTa wheel ?
CHIyes .
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MOTaren't you a lucky boy ?
MOTnot everybody gets to play with Anna's toys .
CHI*CHI: it's that man's driving the train .
MOToh that's good .
MOTit's probably safer with a man driving rather than a giraffe , isn't it ?
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CHIyes .
MOTwho's the elephant's friend ?
CHI*CHI: he's in the xxx .
CHIhe's in the ride trailer .
MOTyeah .
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MOTwho's the elephant's friend ?
CHIhe's in the xxx .
CHI*CHI: he's in the ride trailer .
MOTyeah .
MOTwho's the elephant's friend or doesn't he have any ?
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MOToy .
MOTthat's my foot .
CHI*CHI: oh that toys the train .
CHIthat driver's coming off that train .
CHIbrumm@o .
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MOTthere you go .
MOTthat's mended the train .
CHI*CHI: Warren 0has [*] broken the train .
MOT<oh dear> [/] oh dear .
CHIcrash .
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CHIbumped .
CHIit's bumped .
CHI*CHI: bumped in the rails .
MOTyeah .
MOTit bumped on my toe as well .
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MOTit bumped on my toe as well .
MOTwhat're you looking for ?
CHI*CHI: the men .
MOTthe men .
MOTthe men are over there by Thomas Bertie and the bumpy line and the horse .