I’m Peppa Pig. (SNORTS)
-This is my little brother. George. -(SNORTS)
-This is Mummy Pig. -(SNORTS)
-And this is Daddy Pig. -(SNORTS)
(ALL LAUGH)
Peppa Pig. (SNORTS)
(PEPPA READING)
(LAUGHING)
NARRATOR: George is playing with his ball in the garden.
(SNORTS)
(LAUGHING)
Peppa wants to play, too.
George, you’re doing it all wrong!
This is how to catch a ball. (SNORTS)
Not like this. (SNORTS)
(SNORTS AND LAUGHS)
That’s what you do.
NARRATOR: What a cheeky little one Peppa is.
(SNORTS)
-(LAUGHS) -(SNORTS) George! Come back, you little piggy.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
(LAUGHS)
Maybe Peppa is teasing George just a bit too much.
(SNORTS) Peppa, have you been teasing George?
Not really, Mummy. I was teaching him how to catch.
Really? Well, I know a game that will teach George how to catch.
It’s called Piggy In The Middle.
(BOTH LAUGH EXCITEDLY)
Peppa, you take the ball and stand over there.
And, George, you stand over there.
Good. You have to throw the ball to each other and I have to try and catch it.
I’m the piggy in the middle.
-(LAUGHS) Mummy is the piggy in the middle! -(LAUGHS)
(LAUGHS)
-Catch, George. -Oh. Missed it.
-(SNORTS)-NARRATOR: George has caught the ball.
-Hurray! -Hurray!
Well done, George. Now you throw the ball to Peppa.
Ooh. Try again.
Oh… Try again.
NARRATOR: George cannot throw the ball past Mummy Pig.
Come on, George, give the ball to me.
(SNORTS)
Ooh! (LAUGHS)
-(SNORTS) -Silly George!
(LAUGHS) I can do that, too.
(LAUGHS AND SNORTS)
NARRATOR: Peppa wanted to copy George, but she’s too big and she has got stuck.
(LAUGHING)
(SNORTS)
I’ve got the ball. Peppa, now it’s your turn to be piggy.
George, catch.
-(SNORTS) -BOTH: Hurray! Hurray!
Caught it!
(SNORTS) George, you’re the piggy!
-(GIGGLES)-George, catch.
-(ALL LAUGHING) -Catch the ball, George.
-(ALL LAUGHING) -Catch, George.
George, catch!
(LAUGHS AND SNORTS)
Here’s the ball, George.
(LAUGHS AND SNORTS)
Whee!
Wah…
Oh, dear. Peppa, you shouldn’t tease George like that.
-(SOBS)-Sorry, George.
What’s all the noise?
Daddy, George is too little to play piggy in the middle.
Oh, I’m sure he’s big enough.
