The Campervan Holiday 🏕 | Peppa Pig Official Full Episodes

(PEPPA PIG READING) NARRATOR: It is a school day. Peppa and her friends are having a music lesson. -(STRUMS GUITAR) -♪ Ooh! -♪ Miss Polly had a dolly... ♪ -(COUGHS) Sorry, Madame Gazelle. (COUGHS) NARRATOR: Oh, dear! Pedro has a cough. Not to worry. I'll ring Dr. Brown Bear. (DIALS PHONE) -(PHONE RINGS) -Dr. Brown Bear speaking. Hello, Doctor, this is Madame Gazelle. A child is ill. Don't panic. I'll come straightaway. (SIREN WAILS) (PANTS) What seems to be the problem. I've got a cough! (COUGHS

) I see! Is it a tickly cough or a chesty cough? Erm, I don't know, but it goes like this. (COUGHS) Hmm. And when did you get this cough? When Madame Gazelle started singing. It's nothing serious, but Pedro's cough may be catching. What do you mean, "catching"? When one person has a cough, sometimes other people get that cough, too. Do I need medicine? Just a little spoonful. I'm afraid it doesn't taste very nice. Ugh! It tastes like an old shoe full of jam! -Thank you, Dr. Brown Bear! -Goodbye!

-ALL: Bye! -(BOTH COUGH) As I thought! Pedro's cough is catching! NARRATOR: Danny Dog and Suzy Sheep have caught Pedro's cough. -(BOTH COUGH) -Open wide! Ugh! It tastes of carpet-flavored yogurt! Ugh! It tastes of flowers! Well done for taking your medicine so well! Do you ever get ill, Dr. Brown Bear? No, Peppa, I'm never ill! I eat an apple a day! -Goodbye! -ALL: Bye! (BELL RINGS) NARRATOR: It is home time and the children's parents are here to pick them up. Mummy! Daddy! I've got a cough! (C

OUGHS) Dr. Brown Bear came and looked after us. He gave us horrible medicine! Madame Gazelle, can you sing your song now? Of course, Peppa! -(STRUMS GUITAR) -♪ Ooh! ♪ Miss Polly had a dolly who was... ♪ (COUGHS) (COUGHS) (ALL COUGH) NARRATOR: Oh, dear! All the grownups have caught Pedro's cough. -(PHONE RINGS) -Dr. Brown Bear speaking. This is Peppa Pig. (OINKS) All the grownups are ill! Not to worry, Peppa, I'm on my way. (SIREN WAILS) (ALL COUGH) Hello, everyone! Caught Pedro's cough, have we?

(ALL COUGH) Very well, stand in line and open wide! -Ugh! -Ugh! -Ugh! -Ew! Ugh! It tastes like custard and old socks! (ALL LAUGH) Thank you for looking after us, Dr. Brown Bear. Who looks after you when you're ill? No one looks after me! I'm never ill. (COUGHS) NARRATOR: Oh, dear! Dr. Brown Bear has caught Pedro's cough! Not to worry! (COUGHS) Goodbye! ALL: Goodbye! Poor Dr. Brown Bear. He's ill and there's no one to look after him. ALL: Aww. (COUGHS) -(DOORBELL RINGS) -Who can that be? Hello!

(OINKS) We've come to look after you. (BARKS) Here's some fruit! (NEIGHS) And some cushions! And here is your medicine! Ugh! It tastes like jammy yogurt-flavored custard socks! (ALL LAUGH) And here's a song to make you feel better. -(STRUMS GUITAR) -♪ Ooh (PEPPA PIG READING) NARRATOR: It is bedtime. Good night, Peppa. Good night, George. (OINKS) Can I have a story, please? Okay. I'll read you The Red Monkey book. But we always have that one. The red monkey has a bath, cleans his teeth, and goes

to sleep. Um, yes. That is what happens. Can we choose another story? The Blue Tiger. The Green Spider. The Orange Penguin. Oh, what's this one? The Wonderful World Of Concrete. -I've been looking for that. -Is it your book, Daddy? It's a book I borrowed from the library. What's a library? It's a place you borrow books from and when you've finished reading them, you take them back. But Daddy Pig has forgotten to take this book back. I have had it for rather a long time. Never mind. You can take

it back tomorrow. (OINKS) But now, it's bedtime. After Daddy reads this story! It's not much of a story, Peppa. -Please read it, Daddy. -Okay. (GIGGLES) "The Wonderful World of Concrete." "Concrete is a construction material "composed of sand, water, and chemical admixtures. -"Chapter One. Sand." -(SNORING) NARRATOR: Peppa, George and Mummy Pig have fallen asleep. It is morning. Peppa and her family have come to the library. (LAUGHTER) Wow! What a lot of books! Shh! Peppa! You must be quiet in t

he library. Why? Because people come here to read and to be quiet. Next, please! NARRATOR: Miss Rabbit is the librarian. Hello, Mummy Pig. Are you returning these books? Yes, Miss Rabbit. -Right you are. -(BEEPING) Why is the computer beeping? It's checking to see that you haven't been naughty and borrowed the book for too long. Um, I may have borrowed this book for a bit too long. (CHUCKLES) Don't worry, Daddy Pig. It can't be that bad! -(BEEPING) -(ALARM BLARES) Gosh! Daddy Pig! You've had thi

s book out for ten years! -Naughty Daddy! -Sorry, Miss Rabbit. That's all right. Now you can borrow another book. Miss Rabbit, can George and I borrow a book, please? -Yes. The children's section is over here. -(LAUGHTER) Oh, look! Fairies, Flowers, Pretty Dresses! -(BARKS) Hello, Peppa! -Oh, hello, Danny! I'm borrowing a book about football. -(BLEATS) Hello, Peppa! -(OINKS) Hello, Suzy! I've got a book about nurses. (OINKS) NARRATOR: George has chosen a book about dinosaurs. Dine-saur! Grr! (OI

NKS) Look what I've found! Further Adventures In The World Of Concrete! Here's a Red Monkey book! Not the Red Monkey book! It's boring! But this is a different story. It might be more fun. I bet it's not. "Once upon a time, there was a red monkey." (SIGHS) He had a bath, cleaned his teeth and went to bed. No. "He jumped in a space rocket and went to the moon!" ALL: Ooh! MUMMY PIG: "He had a picnic with a dinosaur and swam under the sea "and climbed the highest mountain. "That was a busy day. The

end." Wow! Read it again! We can borrow it and read it at home, Peppa. But I was going to choose this book. Or this one. You can take three books home, if you want, Peppa! Yippee! But you must remember to bring them back on time. Yes, Miss Rabbit. And you must remember to bring your book back too, Daddy Pig. (LAUGHS) I'll make sure Daddy remembers! Yes, Peppa. I'm sure you will! Ho! Ho! (ALL LAUGH) (PEPPA PIG READING) (CHILDREN GIGGLING) NARRATOR: Daddy Pig is doing the washing this morning. (O

INKS) Daddy, what's that shirt? (OINKS) It's my football shirt. Daddy's playing football this afternoon. BOTH: Ooh! But first, I have to go to work. (OINKS) See you later. -Bye! -ALL: Bye-bye! -(TOOTS HORN) -Poor Daddy. (OINKS) Having to go to work. Oh, poor Daddy. (LAUGHS) Come on. Let's play. Yes, let's play. NARRATOR: Peppa loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. George loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. Mummy Pig loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. Oh, dear. (OINKS) Mumm

y, we've splashed Daddy's football shirt with mud. -Oh! -Don't worry, we'll just wash it. -(BOTH GIGGLE) -It'll be washed in no time. And Daddy won't know it was ever muddy. -Let's find some more things to put in the machine. -(OINKS) Oh, my dress is a bit muddy. (GIGGLES) NARRATOR: Mummy Pig and George have found more things to wash. Very good, George. We put the clothes in here. And then we switch it on. NARRATOR: The washing machine is filling up with hot, soapy water. (MACHINE RUMBLES) (GIGG

LES) Splosh, splosh! Splosh! Splosh, splosh, splosh! (GIGGLING) (RUMBLING) NARRATOR: The washing machine is making the whole room shake. Oh, Peppa, where's your dress? -(OINKS) I'm washing it. -What? Oh, no. (GIGGLES) Look, Mummy, my red dress is all nice and clean. Yes, Peppa, but look what it's done to everything else. NARRATOR: Oh, dear! Peppa's red dress has made all the white clothes pink. (OINKS) Pink isn't a very good color for a football shirt. -BOTH: Oh! -(CAR HORN TOOTS) NARRATOR: Dadd

y Pig is home from work. (OINKS) Hello, everyone. -Hello, Daddy. -Er, Daddy Pig... We've got a bit of a problem and... (LAUGHS) Tell me later, Mummy Pig. I've got to get ready for football. Now, where's my football shirt. Here. (LAUGHS) Don't be silly, Peppa. That's one of Mummy's dresses. -It's pink. -(OINKS) No, Daddy. It's your football shirt. It got a bit muddy. -So we washed it. -And it all went a bit wrong. Sorry, Daddy. But I can't wear a pink football shirt! Why not, Daddy? Pink is a lov

ely color. Hmm. What do you think, George? Yuck! NARRATOR: George does not like pink. (DOORBELL RINGS) Here are Daddy Pig's friends. Mr. Bull, Mr. Rabbit, Mr. Pony and Mr. Zebra. (MOOING) Is Daddy Pig coming out to play? He'll just be a moment. (OINKS) My team are in white! I need a white shirt. But, Daddy, you have a white shirt. Just take off your jacket. See? Fantastic! Thank you, Peppa. (OINKS) Hello, everyone. ALL: Hello, Daddy Pig. -Like your shirt. -Very smart. Thank you. Come on. Let's p

lay football. ALL: Yes! -Goal! -ALL: Hurray! Hurray! Daddy! (OINKS) You've made your shirt all muddy. (LAUGHS) Of course, Peppa. Football shirts are meant to be muddy. -(OINKS LOUDLY) -(BOTH LAUGH) NARRATOR: Daddy Pig loves playing football. Everyone loves playing football. Especially when it's muddy. (ALL LAUGHING) (PEPPA PIG READING) (PHONE RINGS) Hello. Daddy Pig speaking. MONSIEUR DONKEY: (OVER PHONE) Monsieur Pig, comment t'allez vouz? Oh. Something's wrong with the phone. -Quelle temps fai

t il en Grande Bretagne? La pluie? -You see? The phone's talking nonsense! -Allo? Comment t'allez vous? -Allo, monsieur! -(SPEAKS FRENCH) -Oui. Au revoir! That was Monsieur Donkey. He was speaking French. Ah! I thought as much. (OINKS) Mummy, what did Monsieur Donkey say? He asked if little Delphine Donkey could visit us. Oh, goodie! NARRATOR: Delphine Donkey is Peppa's very special friend from France. Delphine's coming to practice talking English with us. -BOTH: Hooray! -We'd better hurry. Delp

hine's train is arriving any minute! -(TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING) -Last stop! All change! PEPPA PIG: That's Delphine's train! -(BRAYS) -(OINKS) Delphine! Bonjour! NARRATOR: "Bonjour" means "hello" in French. -Bonjour! -(BOTH GIGGLE) (BRAYS) Bonjour! Bonjour, Mr. Donkey! My goodness! Is that huge case for Delphine? Yes. Delphine has brought a few little things for her visit, things you do not have over here. Cheese, bread, tomatoes, water. (BRAYS) Au revoir, Delphine! I will be back to pick you up to

morrow night! Where shall I put Delphine's luggage? -In my room, at the very top of the house! -Oh. (ALL GIGGLE) And this luggage is for one night's stay? Oh, yes. That is why I only pack a little bag. Oh! Now, Delphine is here to practice talking English, so we must all help her. -Yes, Mummy! -(OINKS) First, I must say sorry, I do not speak English very well. You don't speak too badly. You are very kind, Monsieur Pig, but may I ask you a question about talking English? Of course. (OINKS) I am a

n expert at talking. Ask away. Are English split infinitives a form of irregular verb or past pronoun? Er... Actually, it's quite late. Shall we set up Delphine's bed? Mummy, Mummy! Can Delphine sleep in my bed with a pillow at each end? Good idea, Peppa. NARRATOR: Peppa and Delphine are sleeping at each end of the same bed. (BOTH GIGGLE) Now, children, try to go to sleep. (OINKS) You've got a busy day tomorrow. Delphine is visiting your playgroup. -Wow! -Dormez bien. NARRATOR: "Dormez bien" is

French for "sleep well." (OINKS) I'm not sleepy at all! (GIGGLES) Let's sing a little song to make us sleepy. -Yes! -(BRAYS) ♪ Frere Jacques, frere Jacques ♪ Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous? ♪ Sonnez les matines! NARRATOR: Delphine's pretty French song has sent everyone to sleep. ♪ Din, dan, don... ♪ (BELL RINGS) NARRATOR: Delphine has come to visit Peppa's playgroup. -(BRAYS) -(BOTH GIGGLE) Madam Gazelle, this is my French friend, Delphine Donkey. -Bonjour! -Ah! Bonjour, Delphine! Delphine sang a pret

ty French song last night. Can we teach her an English song? (BARKS) How about the bing-bong song? Yes, sing me this bing-bong song. It would be good for my English. -Okay! -(STRUMS GUITAR) ♪ Ooh! ♪ We're playing a tune and we're singing a song ♪ With a bing and a bong and a bing ALL: ♪ Bong Bing Boo! Bing Bong Bing! ♪ Bing Bong Bingly Bungly Boo! Good! I have learned lots of new English words. (ALL LAUGH) (PEPPA PIG READING) NARRATOR: Today is Danny Dog's birthday. He is having a party. (BARKS)

Yo-ho-ho! NARRATOR: Everyone has come dressed as pirates. ALL: Yo-ho-ho! Pedro Pony is dressed as a cowboy. -Yee-haw! -(ALL GIGGLE) (BARKS) Ahoy there, me hearties! NARRATOR: It is Granddad Dog, dressed as a pirate. (OINKS) Hello, Granddad Dog. Call me Dogbeard! ALL: Hello, Dogbeard! (BARKS) Which of ye scurvy pirates crave a ration of swashbuckling o'er the briny seas? -Why is he talking funny? -(GIGGLES) That's pirate talk. If you want to play my pirate game, say, "Argh!" ALL: Argh! -Is this

a dangerous game? -No, Pedro. Granddad Dog has promised me it will be a very safe game. -ALL: Ohh! -But it will be exciting! -So who wants to play? -ALL: Argh! Here be the plan. Time was, I had a heap of gold that was mine by right, but I was hornswoggled by one Cap'n Hog! What? NARRATOR: Pirate talk is a bit difficult to understand. -Captain Hog took my treasure. -ALL: Ohh! Know you that Captain Hog is a fearsome pirate! Some of you may already know him as Grandpa Pig! ALL: Ah, Grandpa Pig! (GI

GGLING) The game is to go to Captain Hog's hideout and get back my treasure without being caught. ALL: Hurray! NARRATOR: Everyone is excited to be playing the pirate game. -(DIALING PHONE) -(LINE RINGING) Hello, Grandpa Pig. We're on our way. -Jolly good! -POLLY: Jolly good! NARRATOR: Grandpa Pig and Polly Parrot are guarding the pirate treasure. Be the black galleon fast and the wind at our backs, we'll away! What does that mean? -Run to the boat! -ALL: Yo-ho-ho! -Yee-haw! -(ALL GIGGLE) -Whoa,

there! Put your lifejackets on. -(ALL GIGGLE) NARRATOR: On Granddad Dog's boat, all the children must wear lifejackets. That scurvy Dogbeard should be here by now. (OINKS) Here's a nice cup of tea, Grandpa Pig. Oh, thank you, Granny Pig. At last. Are we all ready now? Mr. Dogbeard, I need to go to the toilet. -And me! -And me! -And me! -And me! And me! What can be keeping them? (DIALING PHONE) Hello? Granddad Dog? I thought you said you were on your way? Yes, yes, we're almost there. It's taken

a while to get my crew together. Anchors aweigh! Full sail! ALL: Aye, aye, Dogbeard! (GIGGLING) ♪ Oh, jolly pirates, we ♪ That sail the deep blue sea ♪ To find the golden treasure ♪ Full sail! Hah! Yippee! ♪ Land ahoy! NARRATOR: The children have arrived at Grandpa Pig's orchard. (ALL GIGGLE) (WHISPERS) The game is to get that treasure without being caught. -MUMMIES: Hurray for the pirates! -Shush, Mummy! I hope there are no pirates around here, trying to take my lovely treasure. NARRATOR: Peppa

and her friend have got the coins without being caught. It's chocolate coins! NARRATOR: Everybody loves chocolate coins. ALL: Yum, yum, yum! Aha! Got you! NARRATOR: Granddad Dog has been caught! Try and take my treasure, would you? 'Tis mine! I won it fair and square! -Oh, no, you didn't! -Oh, yes, I did! -(BARKS) -(OINKS) (CLEARS THROAT) Thank you, Captain Hog and Dogbeard, for the lovely pirate game. Oh, you're very welcome. Er, oh, yes. It's been lots of fun. ALL: Happy birthday, Danny! This

be the best pirate party ever! ALL: Argh! (PEPPA PIG READING) NARRATOR: It is the end of another day at Peppa's playgroup. Children. Tomorrow is talent day. (OINKS) What is a talent? A talent is something you like doing and you're good at. (BLEATS) I like to watch television and I'm good at it. Think of something we might like to see you do. My talent is playing the guitar. (PLAYS GUITAR) ALL: Ooh. NARRATOR: The parents have arrived to pick up the children. Don't forget to think of something to

do for talent day tomorrow. NARRATOR: It is bedtime for Peppa and George. I can't go to be yet. (OINKS) I haven't got a talent to show tomorrow. But you have lots of talents, Peppa. Yes. I can skip. I can sing. ♪ Twinkle, twinkle Little star ♪ I can dance. (MUSIC PLAYS) It's hard to choose one talent. I am good at lots of things. Don't worry. You can decide tomorrow. Okay. NARRATOR: It is talent day. My talents are skipping, singing and dancing. I practiced them all last night. I was practicing

watching television last night. (OINKS) That's not a talent. Madame Gazelle said so. What can I do then? Who would like to show us their talent first? -(BARKS) -Danny Dog? I can bang a drum. (BANGS DRUM LOUDLY) I can bang it louder. No. That was lovely, Danny. -(NEIGHS) -Pedro Pony. What is your talent? Magic tricks. (CLEARS THROAT) Here is a glass of water. It is wet and see-through. ALL: Ah! Now I will make the water disappear. ALL: Ooh! Please close your eyes. Open your eyes. NARRATOR: The w

ater has gone. Thank you. -(TRUMPETS) -Emily Elephant. I'm going to play the recorder. (PLAYS TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR) -(SQUEAKS) -And what is your talent, Rebecca? I can make a special noise. (HIGH-PITCHED WHISTLE) It only works if I go up on my tiptoes. (WHISTLES) -That was very good. -Yes. But what can I do? Candy. What is your talent? Skipping. I was going to do skipping. But I can still do dancing and singing. My talent is singing! ♪ Twinkle, twinkle Little star ♪ I can still do danci

ng. MADAME GAZELLE: Suzy Sheep. What is your talent? Dancing. (WHISPERS) No! You can't dance! NARRATOR: Oh, dear. Dancing was Peppa's last talent. (PLAYING MUSIC) It is so nice that everyone has chosen a different talent to perform. Now, who do we have left? Peppa. I was going to skip or sing or dance! But they've all been done. A talent can be anything, Peppa. But not watching television. Think of something you really like to do. (OINKS) I know! I've got a talent that I'm really good at. NARRAT

OR: I wonder what Peppa's talent can be? My special talent that I'm the best at in the whole world is jumping up and down in muddy puddles! NARRATOR: Peppa loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. Everyone loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. (PEPPA PIG READING) NARRATOR: Grandpa Pig is looking after Peppa and George today. Now, Grandpa, I will tell you how everything works. (OINKS) This is the slide. You climb up here and you slide down there. Whee! PEPPA PIG: And everyone takes it in

turns. -GRANDPA PIG: (OINKS) Oh! -Whee! I know what a slide is, Peppa. I used to play on one myself when I was a little piggy. Did you have swings, too, in the olden days? (LAUGHS) We had swings and climbing frames and roundabouts. -Ooh. -But my favorite was the slide. It is my favorite, too. (LAUGHS) (OINKS) Whee! NARRATOR: Everyone takes it in turns to have a go on the slide. Whee! (LAUGHS) Naughty Richard. You know you have to wait your turn. NARRATOR: Richard Rabbit finds it hard to wait hi

s turn. (CRIES) Oh, dear. It's not easy being small, is it, Richard? -(CRIES) -(OINKS) Because Richard is little, I don't think he should have to wait. I wouldn't change the rules if I were you, Grandpa Pig. Nonsense. -The children understand, don't you? -(LAUGHS) Whee! But Grandpa, George is little and he has to wait his turn. (CRIES) Yes. George is little. So, he shouldn't have to wait either. (LAUGHS) -Whee! -(LAUGHS) NARRATOR: Oh, dear. Richard and George are taking all the turns on the slid

e. Grandpa, when do we get to go on the slide? Don't worry, Peppa. They won't be on it for long. (SIGHS) I'm bored of waiting. Me, too. Let's play on the swing. -(OINKS) -(LAUGHTER) NARRATOR: Here is Pedro Pony on the swing. -(NEIGHS) -(OINKS) Pedro, can I have a go now? I just want to swing a bit more. But you've been on the swing for ages. Grandpa Pig, can you push me a little bit, please? I think it is someone else's turn now, Pedro. But I have to go home soon. Oh, I see. That's different. Le

t me push you then. But Grandpa! (LAUGHS) I'm bored of waiting. -Me, too. -And me. -(BARKS) Let's fly on the roundabout. -(LAUGHTER) NARRATOR: Everyone wants to get on the roundabout. Too many children on the roundabout. -Everybody off. -(KIDS GROAN) But Grandpa Pig, I was actually here first. Ah. Then you can get back on the roundabout. -I need to get on, too. -Why's that, Rebecca? Um, because it's my birthday soon. -Oh. Oh. Oh, okay. -(LAUGHS) -And me! -And me! -All right. -(LAUGHTER) -Is ever

ybody ready? -ALL: Yes! (BARKS) Stop! There are no boys on the roundabout. -Um... -(LAUGHS) Now is everybody ready? I'm wearing glasses. Can I go on, please? NARRATOR: The children are making up their own rules. I need to get on because I like carrots. (LAUGHS) Now, are you all ready to go? No. I have to get on because I can do this. (BLOWS RASPBERRY) (LAUGHTER) NARRATOR: Here is Mummy Pig. (OINKS) How are you getting on, Grandpa Pig? I'm confused. These playground rules are too complicated. The

re is only one rule, Grandpa Pig, and that is, everyone waits their turn. Whee! (LAUGHS) What? Even the little ones? MUMMY PIG: Even the little ones. What about the very old ones like Grandpa? Even the very old ones like Grandpa. NARRATOR: At the playground, everyone has their turn. Whee! (ALL LAUGH)