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Waybuloo Season 2
Waybuloo is a pre-school British and Canadian children's television series originally created by Dan Good and Absolutely Cuckoo. It was commissioned by Michael Carrington at the BBC, and first aired on CBeebies in May 2009. The 100-episode show was Head-Written by Marc Seal, filmed by the Foundation in Glasgow and animated and directed by Gallus Entertainment for Decode Entertainment. Post production, including audio, sound design & editing is done by Platform Post Production. in Toronto. Line produced by Matt Porter and the series producer is Simon Spencer, part of the independent company, RDF Media's subsidiary The Foundation. The program makers describe it as "...a philosophy for a happy life, and is like nothing children will have ever seen before". Waybuloo is set in the land of Nara. The main characters are the four Piplings, 3D CGI animated creatures with large heads and eyes, placed on a filmed background, with the second half of each twenty-minute show featuring human children. The Piplings practise yogo, a gentle form of exercise similar to yoga. so that the viewers and their parents can participate. It was the second show by DHX Media to use live-action with the CGI animation. The program makers describe it as "...a philosophy for a happy life, and is like nothing adults will have ever seen before". In 2012 a new shorter version of Waybuloo was released with narration to much criticism. The negative feedback was so strong, CBeebies decided to pull the show in favor of the original version on the very next night.
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Nok Tok finds a big box hidden in the trunk of an old tree. Inside are lots of different things. The Piplings all take something. And then they swap! Nok Tok gets a big brown rock. It's very light. He wonders what the rock is for. When the cheebies arrive, they use the rock to play a game of Pipling in the Middle. Then they play another game, Hop To Rock. But when Nok Tok throws the rock to play, he throws it too hard. It hits a large boulder and breaks in two. Nok Tok tries putting it back together. He discovers it makes a clop clop sound. The cheebies think it's great fun. The cheebies and the Piplings all pretend to be horses. Nok Tok thinks his broken rock is the best rock ever!
Lau Lau wants to draw a picture of a bird, so she is being very quiet. Suddenly Nok Tok arrives with his Anything Machine. He has made it into a recording machine. He plays some loud noises and Lau Lau's bird flies away.
It's Pipling Playday! Lau Lau loves Pipling Playday. She starts playing games with the others but each time she plays, her ears get in the way. Her crown falls off when she tries to run and the pole falls down when she tries to dance under it. She feels very disappointed. The other Piplings tell Lau Lau her ears are wonderful. When the cheebies arrive, Lau Lau tries playing a game with them. But again her ears get in the way! Until finally they all play Spinning. This time Lau Lau's ears help her spin perfectly and everyone agrees that she is the best.
The cheebies introduce the Piplings to a choosing game to help with their decisions.
Yojojo is worried. He has lost Snuggly, his favourite toy. Lau Lau helps Yojojo look for Snuggly and Nok Tok promises to make him a new one. But Yojojo wants his old Snuggly. When the cheebies arrive, they all help Yojojo look. They find Snuggly on De L's washing line. De Li has washed Snuggly as a surprise for Yojojo. Yojojo is very happy to have old Snuggly back and even happier when Nok Tok presents him with a new Snuggly too!
Yojojo gives Nok Tok a loud whistle for his Naracar, but it frightens the Narabugs.
Lau Lau tells a story called Big Brave Lau Lau, but doesn't know how to finish it.
All the Piplings are getting ready for Carrotbeet Day. De Li is going to make a carrotbeet cake. But De Li's carrotbeets start to disappear from her garden. De Li asks the other Piplings if they have taken them but they haven't. When the cheebies arrive they see the carrobeets disappear. They track down who has been taking them - it's a naughty Narmole! They follow the trail of the Narmole and discover that it is not eating the carrotbeets, just the leaves! The Narmole gives back all the carrotbeets. Now everyone can enjoy Carrotbeet Day after all.
Yojojo decides to play a new "No Talk" game.
The Nok Tok makes the Pipling pegs square when they should be round.
De Li needs help unearthing a neepnip.
Yojojo tickles the other Piplings until they all run away.
Nok Tok is too busy working on his Anything Machine to laugh with the others.
De Li wants to say thank you to Lau Lau by giving her a perfect present.
De Li gets lost when she goes off to find somewhere quiet to play her whistle stick.
While trying to dance, Nok Tok trips and falls into a tanglesticky bush.
De Li likes her garden to be beautiful and tidy, but a nearby plant keeps making it messy.
The Piplings play a game of finding different fruits, and De Li thinks she can win.
Yojojo juggles his singballs to make music for the cheebies to dance to.
Lau Lau finds a pretty star! She thinks it has fallen from the sky. Nok Tok and Yojojo use the Anything Machine to try and send it back. But De Li tells them it is only a starflower. So Lau Lau keeps it. She thinks it makes wishes come true. When the cheebies arrive they make Lau Lau a beautiful star shape. Lau Lau is thrilled, but she also wishes for a star up in the sky. So everything is gathered together, put into the Anything Machine and shot high into the sky. Lau Lau finally gets her wish!
Nok Tok wants to share his shoehorns with all the other Piplings.
Everyone helps Nok Tok find the right piece of wood to finish making his music box with.
Waybuloo is a pre-school British and Canadian children's television series originally created by Dan Good and Absolutely Cuckoo. It was commissioned by Michael Carrington at the BBC, and first aired on CBeebies in May 2009. The 100-episode show was Head-Written by Marc Seal, filmed by the Foundation in Glasgow and animated and directed by Gallus Entertainment for Decode Entertainment. Post production, including audio, sound design & editing is done by Platform Post Production. in Toronto. Line produced by Matt Porter and the series producer is Simon Spencer, part of the independent company, RDF Media's subsidiary The Foundation. The program makers describe it as "...a philosophy for a happy life, and is like nothing children will have ever seen before". Waybuloo is set in the land of Nara. The main characters are the four Piplings, 3D CGI animated creatures with large heads and eyes, placed on a filmed background, with the second half of each twenty-minute show featuring human children. The Piplings practise yogo, a gentle form of exercise similar to yoga. so that the viewers and their parents can participate. It was the second show by DHX Media to use live-action with the CGI animation. The program makers describe it as "...a philosophy for a happy life, and is like nothing adults will have ever seen before". In 2012 a new shorter version of Waybuloo was released with narration to much criticism. The negative feedback was so strong, CBeebies decided to pull the show in favor of the original version on the very next night.
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