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Hey. Hello boys and girls. Where am I? Can you see me? Where am I? Where am I? Boo. Haha.

I'm here. Hey look. This is my head. Yeah. So come on. Say with me. It's a head. What

is it? It's a head. What is it? It's a head. What is it? It's a head. Yeah. It's my head.

Hey. But oh where's my body? I need more than just

my head. Where is it? Look over there. Oh. Can you see my hands? Wow. Look. They're playing

basketball. Hey. I found my hands. Super. Yeah. Au, ohh. Hey. Don't be naughty hands.

No, I like playing basketball. Do you like playing basketball? Yeah? Then catch. So look.

Here's one hand. Here's the other hand. They are hands. So say with me. What are they?

They are hands. What are they? They are hands. What are they? They are hands. Yeah. So look.

I've got my head and hands. But what else is missing? Yeah. My arms, my

body, my legs and feet. Oh dear. Oh, hey. Look. Look. What can you see? What are they?

Yeah. They're my feet. Hey come here. Hey. What are they? Yeah! They are my feet. Hey.

Where are you going? Come back here you naughty naughty feet. Oh look. My feet are playing

football. Wow. I like football. Yeah. Oh. Hey. Sorry. Oh dear. But look. I've got my

feet back. There's one foot. There's the other foot. Yeah. I've got two feet. So come on.

What are they? They are feet. What are they? They are feet. What are they? They are feet.

Yeah. Super. Now, where are my legs? Oh look. There they

are sitting on the bench. Stop being such lazy legs and come here. Oh. What lazy legs.

Come on. Hurry up. Quick, quick. Yeah. Oh great. Look. I've got two legs again. So hey.

What are they? They are legs. Say with me. What are they? They are legs. And again. What

are they? They are legs.That's right. Super. So I've got two legs. I've got two feet. I've

got two hands and a head. But I haven't got any arms. Oh. Listen. What's

that over there? Oh look. They're my arms dancing to the music. Oh, wow. Hey. Look.

My arms are dancing. Yeah. Come on. Let's dance. Yeah. Look. My legs are dancing, my

feet are dancing, my hands are dancing and my arms are dancing. Hey. Dance with me and

say. They are arms. What are they? They are arms. What are they? They are arms. Yes. Super.

Hey Steve. Yes Maggie. Catch. Haha. Got it. Wow. Hihi. I haven't got a body. Oh. Where

is my body? There Steve. There it is. Hey . Stop. Stop. My body, my body, my body. Maggie

help me catch my body. Okay. Haha. My body, my body.... see you soon. Bye bye boys and

girls. It's Steve and Maggie.

Oh. What was that? Ghosts. Witches. Aa. Monsters. Steve. Steve. Wake up. Wake up. Steve. What

is it Maggie? There are ghosts and monsters and witches and and. Oh. Maggie. Stop it.

Look. There are no such things as witches, ghosts or monsters. Yes, there are. Stop being

silly. Oh Steve. Just go back to sleep Maggie. Don't be such a naughty naughty bird. Oh.

So Steve thinks monsters don't exist. I'll show him. Abracadabra. Hihi.

Oh hey. Hello boys and girls. Where am I? This isn't my bedroom. I must be dreaming.

Au. Oh no. It's not a dream. Oh look. There's something over there. There something there.

What is it? What is it? It's a ghost. It's a ghost, a ghost, a ghost, a ghost, a

ghost, a ghost. It's a ghost, a ghost, a ghost, a ghost, a ghost, a ghost. Go away. Scary

ghost. Go away. Go away. Go away. Scary ghost. Go away. Go away.

The ghost has gone. Ghost? That's crazy. There are no such things as ghosts. That's just

silly. But, where am I? What's that? Oh no. There's something there. There's something

there. Oh. It's a monster, a monster, a monster, a monster,

a monster, a monster. It's a monster, a monster, a monster, a monster, a monster, a monster.

Go away. Scary monster. Go away. Go away. Go away. Scary monster. Go away. Go away.

Oh. This is getting really scary. I don't like this. Oh. Oh no. Look. The doors are

opening. I can hear something. Listen. Listen. What is it? What is it? Oh.

It's a mummy, a mummy, a mummy, a mummy, a mummy, a mummy. It's a mummy, a mummy, a mummy,

a mummy, a mummy, a mummy. Go away. Scary mummy. Go away. Go away. Go away. Scary mummy.

Go away. Go away. Oh. That was a mummy. An ancient Egyptian

mummy. Oh. I want my mummy. Oh. What was that? Oh no. A wolf. A ware wolf.

It's a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf. It's

a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf, a ware wolf. Go away. Scary

ware wolf. Go away. Go away. Go away. Scary ware wolf. Go away. Go away.

Oh. Has it gone? Has the ware wolf gone? Oh. This really is super scary. Oh. What was that?

A cobweb, a spider's cobweb. Oh no. That was mean there's a spider here. There it is. A

big black spider. Look. It's a spider, a spider, a spider, a spider,

a spider, a spider. It's a spider, a spider, a spider, a spider, a spider, a spider. Go

away. Scary spider. Go away. Go away. Go away. Scary spider. Go away. Go away.

Oh. That was a really big black spider. Bleh. Oh. I don't like spiders. Do you like spiders?

What? Yes? Then you are crazy. Oh, I want this to stop. Oh please. Oh no. What's that?

Look. Look. Oh. What now? What now? Oh. Help Maggie. Maggie. Help. Oh. I'm scared. I'm

scared. Oh Maggie. Help. Hi Steve. Do you believe in monsters now? Yes Maggie. I do.

I do. Oh Steve. Monsters don't exist. You're in the haunted house at the fun fair. What?

Oh Maggie. You naughty naughty bird. Sorry. Look. I'm at the fun fair. It was all in the

haunted house. Yeah. Come on Maggie. Let's go again. Come on. Let's go. Oh look. Look.

It's a big black spider. Oh. Scary. See you next time. Bye bye boys and girls. Bye bye.

It's Steve and Maggie. It's Steve and Maggie - Wow English TV.

Great. Finished. Hey Maggie, the tent is ready. Woo-hoo. Oh. Hello boys and girls! Hello!

We are camping. We're going to sleep here tonight. Yeah. Oh, what was that? Oh look.

Can you see it? Can you hear it? Oh look. What is it? Yeah, it's an eagle up high in

the sky. I don't like eagles. Oh Maggie. Are you scared? Yeah. Don't be scared. Look, eagle's

off the bed. It's getting late. Time for us to go to bed. Come on. In the tent we go.

Good night Maggie. See you in the morning. Good night.

Hoot. Oh. What was that? What was what? I can hear something. Hoot. Oh. Yeah. I can

hear it. I think it's an owl. Oh. Let's try to see it. Come on. Hey. Hooh. Where is it?

Where is it? Oh. Hey. I can see it. Haha. Wait a moment! There are two. Hey. Maggie!

Maggie! There are two owls. I don't like owls. I'm going home. Oh. Hey. Look! Maggie is scared.

Hahaha. Hey. Are you scared? No, I'm not scared. What are they? They are owls. Yeah. Silly

Maggie. I'm not scared. I'm sleeping in a tent. Haha. Good night.

Chrr pfff chrr. Oh. What's that? I can hear something. Can you hear it? You can? Well,

what is it? I don't know. Oh. But I could find out on my forest animal app. So, I just

press record and it tells me what animal is outside. Oh. It's a wild boar. Look. This

is a wild boar. I think this a wild boar outside. Shh! Ach. It's gone. There are no wild boars

here. Haha. I'm not scared. No! I'm not scared. Oh. Howl. Listen! I can here something. What

is it now? Okay. Let's find out what's outside. What is it? What is it? What is it? Ohhh,

It's a wolf. Look. This is a wolf, but It can't be a wolf. Can it? No, it can't be a

wolf. Howl. It can. And there are more wolves outside more than one. So, what are they?

Say with me. Start low. They are wolves. What are they? They are wolves. What are they?

They are wolves. What are they? They are wolv...howl. Ha. No. There can't be wolves here. It's just

in my head. I need to sleep. Oh. Dear. Oh. What now? What can you hear? Oh. What

is it? It's a bear. It's a bear. Oh. And I can hear it. I can see it. It's coming getting

bigger and bigger and bigger. Oh no. Aaauu. Help. It's a bear. It's a bear. Help. Oh no.

No. There are wolves. Au. There are wild boars. Au.

Hahaha. It's a teddy bear. This must be Maggie. Where is that naughty naughty bird. Are you

scared? Maggie! Hahaha. Hihihi. It's Steve and Maggie.

What? Oh no. Hey. Oh. Oh. Hey. Hello. Hi. Look, it's cold and snowing outside today.

So. I'm wearing warm clothes. Like this. Woolly jumper. These trousers and oh. Hey! Wait a

minute. I'm not wearing any socks. I need warm woolly socks. There must be some in my

wardrobe. Woolly socks. I need a pair of woolly socks. Where are my woolly socks?

Hey. Look. I've found a woolly sock. So, what is it? Say it with me. It's a woolly

sock. It's a woolly sock. It's a woolly sock. Yeah. But it's only one woolly sock. And I've

got two feet. Where is that other woolly sock? No, no, no, no. Oh. Where is that other woolly

sock? Oh no, no. Oh. Hey. Oh. I can't find the other woolly sock. Oh. Hey! Who made this

mess? Oh. It was me, wasn't it? Oh. Sorry. Hey Steve! Steve! Let's play! Let's play!

Not now Maggie. I'm looking for my other woolly sock. Oh Steve. It's on your... not now Maggie.

I'm looking for my other woolly sock. Silly Steve.

Can you see my other woolly sock? Yeah! Yes? Really? Where? Hihihi. Is it under the table?

Is it the other woolly sock? No. It's a woolly hat. Look. What is it? It's a woolly hat?

Auuu. Hey. I'm going to need a woolly hat. Great. Hey. Look. I'm wearing a woolly hat.

Oh. What's that? Over there. What is it? Is it the other woolly sock? No. So what is it?

Aha. Look. It's a scarf. I'm going to need a scarf. Oh great. Look. I'm wearing a red

scarf. Oh, but where is the other woolly sock? Can you see the other woolly sock. Yeah! Yes?

Where? There? Yeah. Under the bed? Aha. No! So, what's under the bed? Well, it's not my

other woolly sock. Is it? No! Oh, look. They're my white gloves. I'm going to need my white

gloves. Okay. Where is the other sock? Okay. I'm wearing white gloves. But I still can't

find my other woolly sock. Hihi. Oh. Can you see my other woolly sock? Yes, I can.

You can. Where? There! Where? There! Where? On your shoulder! I know Maggie. I need two

woolly socks. Your other shoulder. Oh. Hahaha. It's here. Hehey. I've found my other woolly

sock. Thanks Maggie. So what are they? They are woolly socks. They

are woolly socks. They are woolly socks. Great. Time to put on my woolly socks. Okay. Hey

look. I'm wearing woolly socks. I'm wearing a woolly hat. I'm wearing white gloves and

I'm wearing a red scarf. I'm ready to go and play in the snow. Come on, Maggie. Let's go!

Hey Steve! Wait! Wait! Hahaha. He's not wearing boots. Haha. Steve! Hey. Oh no! I'm not wearing

any boots. Oh. Three, two, one.... hello Steve! Hahaha. Cold,

cold, cold. What's the matter Steve? Well Maggie. I'm not wearing boots. Oh. Where are

my boots? There. Yeah, there are. Look. Hey! Time to put on my black boots. Come on and

let's go! Hey. That's better. Look. I'm wearing black

boots. Yeah. See you next time. Bye, bye everybody. Bye, bye. Come on Maggie! Let's play!

It's Steve and Maggie – Wow English TV. Hoho. Hello boys and girls. Happy Easter.

Hey. I am going on an Easter Egg hunt. Come with me. Let's try and find some Easter

eggs. Wow! Look at that. Wow! Look! It's a really big Easter egg. Let's try to open

it. Oh dear. Open, open, open. Oh. Hey look. There's

something here. Let's read it. Take off your hat, your coat and your gloves! It's

spring, it's spring, a time everyone loves! Oh, it's opening, it's opening. Oh, what's

inside the egg? Look! What is it? What is it? Yeah! It's a car. It's a toy car.

For me? Yeah! A toy car for me. Come on, let's drive the car. Yay! Great! Haha.

This is great. Come on, come on let's drive a car. Come on, come on let's drive a car.

Come on, come on let's drive a car. Drive a car today. Yay! Sorry.

Oh, hey. Look! It's another Easter egg. Wow! Come on, let's read it and open it.

What does it say? Winter is over. It's stopped snowing. The grass is green and flowers are

growing. The egg's opening. The egg's opening. What's inside this egg? Hoho! Look!

What is it? Yeah! It's a helicopter. Hoho. Come on. Let's fly in the helicopter. Yeah!

This is going to be great! Come on, come on let's fly, let's fly.

Come on, come on let's fly, let's fly. Come on, come on let's fly, let's fly.

In the helicopter. Yeah! Oh look, look. Another egg. Yeah!

Three, two, one. Touchdown. Hey, look at the egg. It's a great red and yellow egg. Let's

read what it says and … open it. Yeah! Hey. Red flowers, green flowers, blue flowers,

yellow. New animals are born on the farm and say 'Hello'. Yeah! The egg is opening. It's

opening. It's opening. What is it? What is it? Yay! Look. It's a chuffa chuffa chuffa

choo choo train. A toy train. Oh, come on. Let's ride the toy train. Great. Hey. Pretend

you're riding the toy train with me. Let's go. Chuffa chuffa choo choo. Come on, come

on let's ride a train. Come on, come on let's ride a train. Come on, come on let's

ride a train. Ride a train today. Oh, look. There's another egg. Stop the train. Stop

the train. Ok. Let me get off. That was great riding

the toy train. Bye bye to the toy train. But hey, let's read what's on this egg. Yay!

Yeah! Oh, look. A horse and her foal, a cow and her calf. Children playing outside, a

cheer and a laugh. Oh. It's opening. What's inside? What's inside the egg? Hoho. Look!

What is it? What is it? What is it? Yeah! It's a plane. Hey! You can pretend to fly

a plane with me. Come on, let's go. Wow! Are you ready? Steady? Go! Hehey. Wow! Come

on, come on let's fly a plane. Come on, come on let's fly a plane. Come on, come

on let's fly a plane. Fly a plane today. Oh, look. I can see another egg. Let's go

and take a look. Yeah! And a touchdown. Oh. Oh, that was a great fun flying in the plane.

Yeah! Off it goes. Bye bye to the plane. Ok, what's written on this egg.

So let's take off our hats, our coats and our gloves. It's spring, it's spring, a time

everyone loves! Oh, that's the end of the poem. So I think there's a chocolate in

this egg. Oh, look. It's opening. Oh, chocolate, chocolate, chocolate. I love chocolate. Do

you like chocolate? Yeah! Hey! Maggie! Hi Steve. The chocolate is in your tummy. Oh,

you naughty naughty bird. Sorry. Oh, But we did learn a nice Easter poem, didn't we.

Can you remember it? Take off your hat, your coat and your gloves!

It's spring, it's spring, a time everyone loves!

Winter is over. It's stopped snowing. The grass is green and flowers are growing.

Red flowers, green flowers, blue flowers, yellow.

New animals are born on the farm and say 'Hello'.

A horse and her foal, a cow and her calf. Children playing outside, a cheer and a laugh.

So let's take off our hats, our coats and our gloves.

It's spring, it's spring, a time everyone loves!

Oh Steve, look, look, look. Wow! What is it? What is it? It's your price. It' a really

big chocolate Easter egg. Yeah! For me! Hooray! Haha. But how can I eat it? I've got an

idea. See you soon boys and girls. Bye bye. Bye for now. Silly Steve. Delicious. Bye bye.

It's Steve and Maggie. It's nearly Halloween. Let's go play trick

or treat. Oh hello boys and girls. Look. What I've got. It's a pumpkin for Halloween. It's

really heavy. I'm taking it home to make a jack-o'-lantern. Yeah. What's that noise?

Maggie is making jack-o'-lantern too. She's got a small pumpkin. Not a big pumpkin like

mine. Come on. Let's go and make a big jack-o'-lantern. Oh Maggie. Steve. That's not nice. So boys

and girls, Steve wants a big pumpkin haha. I'll give him a big pumpkin. Haha. Abracadabra.

Bigger. Bigger. Bigger. Yeah. Haha. Oh. Wow. Look at that pumpkin. It isn't a

big pumpkin. It's a huge pumpkin. So now we ca n make the biggest jack-o'-lantern ever.

Yeah. The first thing to do is to cut off the top. Which means I have to climb the pumpkin.

Hold on. One more try. Oh. Oh no. It's too big. But wait a minute. That gives me an idea.

Hey. Look, look, look. It's a forklift truck. Now, it'll be no problem to get up on top

of this massive pumpkin. Come on. Let's go up. Oh and say with me. It's a forklift truck.

It's a forklift truck. It's a forklift truck. It's a forklift truck. A forklift truck. Great.

Oh. Okay. Be careful. Look. I'm on top of the pumpkin. Time to get to work. This will

take for ever. I need a bigger tool. A much bigger tool. Yeah. Look at what I've got.

This is a pneumatic drill. Some people call it a jackhammer, but they both do the same

job. So. What is it? It's a pneumatic drill. It's a pneumatic drill. It's a pneumatic drill.

It's a pneumatic drill. A pneumatic drill. That was crazy. Oh, but look. We finished

that job. Now we need to take the top off the pumpkin. Here we go. What was that? Oh

hey. I think we need a crane to lift the top off the pumpkin and some new trousers.

Hey. Great. Oh hi. I've got new trousers and a new machine. It's a crane. Hey. Here we

go. Let's lift the top of this pumpkin. Slowly and carefully. So, what is it? It's a crane.

What is it? It's a crane. And again. What is it? It's a crane. Oh got it. Right. Now

let's lift it up up and away. Oh. Great. Yeah. Sorry. But hey. What do we do now? Well. Now,

we need to scoop out the pumpkin and for that I'm going to use a digger. Now. Let's scoop

out the pumpkin. Yay. I've always wanted to drive a digger. Yeah. Come on. Say with me.

What is it? It's a digger. What is it? It's a digger. What is it? It's a digger. Great.

I think we've nearly finished. Oh yeah. Finished. Hey look. What have we made? Yes. We've made

a mess. Time to tide up. Move out the way. Haha. Yay. It's a bulldozer. It's a bulldozer.

Oh look. What is it? It's a bulldozer. It's a bulldozer. It's a bulldozer. It's a bulldozer.

It's a bulldozer. It's a bulldozer. It's a bulldozer. Oh. This is great fun. And look.

We've tidied up the mess. Yay. It's a bulldozer. It's a bulldozer. Haha. Down down. Oh stop

stop. Hello. Hi. I've nearly finished my jack-o'-lantern. I need to cut out the face. So I'm going to

use a chain chainsaw. So say with me. What is it? It's a chainsaw. What is it? It's a

chainsaw. What is it? It's a chainsaw. That's right. Okay. Down down down. Od down. Hey.

Haha. One eye. Two eyes. Okay. A nose. Let's make a big crazy mouth. Okay. Nearly finished.

Oh hey. Look. Look at my crazy jack-o'-lantern. Yeah it's a really big scary pumpkin. Steve

what a great jack-o'-lantern. You're amazing. But come on. Let's go and play trick or treat.

Yeah. Oh Maggie. Wait for me. Oh. How can I move my huge pumpkin? Aha. Hey Maggie. I'm

coming. Oh hi boys and girls. What am I driving? No, it's not a car. It's a lorry. So say with

me. What is it? It's a lorry. What is it? It's a lorry. What is it? It's a lorry. Yeah.

Now, I'm ready to go and play trick or treat. Come on. Hey.

It's a Halloween. Let's go play trick or treat. What will you say when you meet a pumpkin

over ten feet. My monster pumpkin, my monster pumpkin, my monster pumpkin. It can't be beat

no. I've got the biggest pumpkin this Halloween. Hey. I hope you have fun making a scary jack-o'-lantern.

Happy Halloween everyone. Hey. It's Steve and Maggie.

Oh, hey. Hello. Hi. Look, I'm making a robot. Yeah. I've nearly finished. I just need to

find the things for the robot's face. Okay. Where is the nose? Let me look. Oh, haha.

Here it is. Look. This is the robot's nose. This is my nose. Haha. Can you touch your

nose? Touch your nose. Yeah. Okay. What's next? Let's look for the robot's mouth.

Hey. Here it is. Haha. Look. This is the robot's mouth. Yeah. This is my mouth. Can you touch

your mouth? Yeah. Touch your mouth. What is it? It's a mouth. Yeah. And this is the robot's

mouth. Right. How about the eyes. Hey, look. The robot's

eyes. These are the robot's eyes. These are my eyes. Haha. Can you touch your eyes? Touch

your eyes. Yeah, great. So, I've got the robot's nose, mouth and eyes.

But what's missing? Oh, yeah. The ears. Hey. Oh, look. Look. These are the robot's ears.

What are they? They are ears, they are ears, they are ears. What's are they? They are ears,

they are ears, they are ears. And again. What are they? They are ears, they are ears, they

are ears. Yeah. Haha. Great. Everything's ready for me to finish

the robot. Let's put all these things on the robot's face. Hey. I need help.

Maggie! Maggie! Can you help please? No, I'm playing with my blocks. Okay. Coming

Steve. Hey Maggie. Can you give me the nose please?

But watch out. This could be dangerous. Okay.

Here we go. Nose please.

Okay. Haha. Is it a nose? No. Haha. It's a mouth, but shhh. Don't tell Steve. Haha.

Okay. Nose please. Here you are.

Thank you. Eyes please. Haha. Are they eyes? No. What are they? Haha.

They are ears. Yeah. Haha. But shush. Don't tell Steve. Haha.

Eyes please. Here you are.

Thank you. Mouth please. Is it a mouth? No. It's a nose. Haha. But

don't tell Steve. Haha. Mouth please.

Here you are. Haha. Thank you and ears please.

Are they ears? Haha. No. They are eyes. Haha. Don't tell Steve. Hihi.

Ears please. Here you are Steve.

Thank you. Hey finished. Hey, look. Oh, that's not right. Oh Maggie.

You naughty naughty bird. Look at my robot's face. Eyes, ears, mouth and nose everywhere.

It's crazy. Oh Maggie. Go and play with your toys. I'll finished the robot.

Bye, bye everybody. Bye, bye. See you next time.

It's Steve and Maggie. Yummy. Yummy. Yummy.

Oh. Hello. Hi. Hey. I'm hungry. So, I'm making a salad.

Oh. Look. What's this? What is it? Yeah. It's a lettuce. Oh-hou. I like lettuce. Yeah. Do

you like lettuce? Yeah. Okay and say with me. I like lettuce. Come on. I like lettuce.

Yeah. I like lettuce. Come on. I like lettuce. Oh. Delicious. Yum yum yum yum yum.

Haha. Great, but hmm. Just lettuce, no. I need something more.

I know, cucumber. I like cucumber. Oh Maggie, Maggie! Can you get me a cucumber

please? Oh hello. Hey. What does Steve want? A cucumber? Okay.

Abracadabra. Hey, thanks Maggie. Oh look. What is it? Yeah. It's a cucumber. Oh, yummy.

I like cucumbers. Delicious. Let's chop it up and put it in the salad. Yeah.

Great. Oh. I like cucumber. Let's put it in the salad. Delicious. Yummy, yummy.

Hmm. But it still need something more. Hmm. Oh, I know. What about tomatoes? Yeah. A nice

red tomato. Maggie, Maggie. What? Can you get me some

tomatoes please? What does Steve want now? A tomato? Hihi. Well, watch this. Haha. Abracadabra.

Haha. Hey. Look. What is it? Yeah. It's a tomato.

Oh. No, it isn't. It's an apple. Oh. I want a tomato.

Oh, Maggie. Can you please give me a nice juicy red tomato? Okay. Abracadabra. Please.

Oh-hou. Thank you. Hey, look. What is it? Yeah. It's a tomato. Hmm. I like tomatoes.

Do you like tomatoes? Yeah. Delicious. Let's chop it up and put it in my salad. Hmm. Delicious.

Yum yum yum yum yum. Okay. Let's finish with one more ingredient.

How about oh some carrots? Yeah. Oh Maggie! Maggie! Can I have some carrots

please? No! I'm busy. Oh please Maggie, please. I

want some carrots for my salad. Please! Okay. Hahaha. Abracadabra. Hihihi.

Oh. Maggie. Maggie. Maggie no. Stop being so naughty. Just please, give me some carrots.

Okay, carrots. Hey, great. Look. Carrots! But I don't need

so many. Just one is enough. Hey. I like carrots. Come on. I like carrots.

Let's chop it up and put it in the salad. Oh. Great. I like carrots. Yum yum yum.

Now, let's mix everything together. The lettuce, the cucumber, the tomato and the carrot. Oh

delicious. Let's try. Hmm, hmm. It's okay. But it needs

some mayonnaise. Hmm, yeah. Maggie! Can I have some mayonnaise please.

Oh Steve! I'm busy. Oh, Maggie please.

I want some mayonnaise. No Steve! Not now.

Maggie, I want some mayonnaise for my salad. Abracadabra.

Maggie, where is my mayonnaise? Haha. Look up! Hahaha.

Oh Maggie! Oh, you naughty naughty bird. Oh. Oh, well.

Bye, bye boys and girls. See you next time. Bye, bye. Oh Maggie!

It's Steve and Maggie. Oh no. I'm late. I'm late. Where is my football?

Aha. Here it is. Yeah! Hey. Oh hello boys and girls. I'm going

to play football. Yeah. Come on. Let's go. No. Steve stop. You have to tidy your room.

Not now Maggie. I'm going to play football and I don't want to be late.

Hey. What time is it? Oh. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. Oh no, look at my T-shirt. Oh. I

need a new T-shirt now. Steve's red T-shirts are everywhere. Let's

have some fun with a little Maggie magic. Haha.

Look at my T-shirt. Oh. I'm going to be late for football. I need a clean T-shirt. Great!

I've got a clean T-shirt. Yeah. Ups. Oh. Hey. This isn't my T-shirt. Look. It's got pink

stripes. Hey. Oh no. I need a red T-shirt. Where is a red T-shirt? Can you see a red

T-shirt? Haha. I can. Great. Oh. Au, au. But at least

I've found a red T-shirt. Oh. Look at my T-shirt. Hey. It's a red T-shirt with purple stars.

Oh. I just want a red T-shirt. Aha. There's a red T-shirt. Red T-shirt haha red T-shirt.

Yeah. I've got a red T-shirt. Perfect. Oh. Great. Hey. Oh, hey. This isn't my T-shirt.

It's got orange zigzags. Oh. I just want a red T-shirt. Aa. What's

that. Great. I've found a red T-shirt. I can go and play football. Yeah. Oh. Pfu. Oh,

it's ok. It's not ok. No. Look, it's a red T-shirt with brown lines. I want a red T-shirt.

Aha. There it is. Perfect. Look, it's a red T-shirt. Hey. Hey. Oh, help. Oh. Yeah. Great.

Oh no. Look. It's a red T-shirt with grey spots.

This is totally crazy. Look. I'm wearing a red T-shirt with grey spots, a red T-shirt

with brown lines, a red T-shirt with orange zigzags, a red T-shirt with purple stars and

a red T-shirt with pink stripes. Ha, this must be Maggie magic. And she wants

me to tidy my room. Ha, ok. Oh, ok. Maggie, I finished.

Well done. Thank you. Now can I wear a red T-shirt and

go and play football. Ok. Abracadabra.

Great. I'm wearing a red T-shirt and going to play football. See ya.

Hey, Steve. Don't forget your snack. Oh, yeah. Great. Hey, what time is it?

Silly Steve. Bye, bye boys and girls. See you next time.

Bye, bye. I need a new T-shirt.

It's Steve and Maggie. Wow. This is great. Oh hello boys and girls.

Look at my city. It's fantastic. What can you see? What can you hear? I can hear something.

Something's coming. What is it? Oh look. Oh oh. What is it? What's coming? Yeah. It's

a bus. You're right. Oh hey wait. Look. I've got it. I've got the bus. So you can say with

me. Come on. What is it? It's a bus. What is it? It's a bus. What is it? It's a bus.

Yeah. Oh sorry. Oh dear. They don't like that. No. Oh hey. What was that. What is it? Stop.

Oh look. What is it? Yeah. It's a motorbike. Hey say with me. Come on. What is it? It's

a motorbike. What is it? It's a motorbike. What is it? It's a motorbike. Yeah. Oh. It's

smelly. Go. Oh. Burning rubber. Oh dear. Hey. What's that? Listen. Oh. Look.

What is it? Yeah. It's a helicopter. Oh. Wow. Hey. No wait. I've got it. Look. So. What

is it? It's a helicopter. What is it? It's a helicopter. And again. What is it? It's

a helicopter. Oh wow. I like helicopters. Bye bye.

Listen. What's coming now? What is it? Oh. Look. It's a car. Hey. Watch this. Hey. What

is it? It's a car. What is it? It's a car. What is it? It's a car. Well done. Bye bye

to the card. Haha. Great. Hey. Look. Can you hear it? What is it? Yeah. It's a tram. So

say with me. What is it? It's a tram. What is it? It's a tram. What is it? It's a tram.

Hey wait. Oh dear. That's dangerous. Deary me. Listen. What can you hear. What is it?

Yeah. It's a boat. Hey. Watch this. Are you ready? What is it? It's a boat. What is it?

It's a boat. What is it? It's a boat. Well done. Hey. What was that? Oh hey. What is

it? Oh. It's a plane. Oh no. Oh dear. Steve. Dinner is ready. Coming Maggie. Sorry

boys and girls. I have to finish playing with my toys and eat my dinner. See you next time.

Bye for now. It's Steve and Maggie.

Let's have that, there, that, there and that oh yeah there. Great. Finished. Oh. Hey.

Hi. Look. This is a menu for my new restaurant. Let me show you. Wait there. Wait. Hold on,

hold on. Hey. Welcome to my new restaurant. Look at

the menu. Hohou. It's delicious. Hey. This is what's for breakfast on Monday, lunch on

Monday and dinner on Monday. What's Monday. This is Monday, it's the first day of the

week. Monday starts with the letter M. That sounds like m for m m m Monday. Yeah. Say

with me. Monday, Monday, Monday. So, hey. What's the second day of the week. Yeah. Tuesday.

Well done. Hey. What's for breakfast on Tuesday? Oh look. There is tea and cake for breakfast

on Tuesday. Delicious. So, that's Monday and Tuesday. What's next? Yeah. Wednesday. Wednesday,

Wednesday, Wednesday. Well done. Oh look. Hey. There are hamburgers for lunch on Wednesday.

Do you like hamburgers? I do. Hey, let's play football. Let's play. No.

Oh no. Oh Maggie. Oh Maggie. Look at my window. Sorry. Abracadabra. Haha. That's great. You

fixed the window. Yeah. That's the easy part. Look at my menu. Oh, oh. Abraca... no Maggie,

no magic. I want you to put the menu back while I go and have a cup of tea. Okay, sorry

Steve. Naughty, naughty bird. Ah. Delicious. I like tea. Okay. Let's see,

how Maggie's doing. Come on. Maggie. Maggie. Have you finished? Have you

finished? I think so. Oh. Yeah. Nearly, you just need to put the days of the week here.

Yeah, but I don't know the days of the week. Ok Maggie. I'll help you. Well. That's Monday.

That's Tuesday and that's Wednesday. Okay. Hey. We know Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Don't

we? What's the next day though? Yeah. It's Thursday. Thursday starts with T and H. And

together they sound like fff. Let's practice that. Put your finger in front of your lips

and say fff. Is your finger wet? Yeah. Then you're doing it right. So say with me. Thursday,

Thursday, Thursday. Well done. That's right Maggie. That's Thursday. Yeah. Put it up.

Okay. So hey, there's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday then Friday. It's my favourite day.

Yeah. Oh well done Maggie. You've got Friday. Yeah! Super. Ok. So the last two are Saturday

and Sunday. Yeah. Saturday and Sunday make the weekend. Yeah. Well done Maggie. We're

finished. Yeah. But how can I remember the days of the

week. Okay. Hey. Let's try to help Maggie remember

the days of the week. Yeah. Listen to this. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

Saturday and Sunday is one week. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and

Sunday is one week. Yay! Great. Yeah. But Maggie, what's that? Uh oh. Ice cream

for dinner on Thursday and spaghetti for breakfast on Friday. I'm gonna play football. Oh, thank

you. Oh Maggie. It's not done properly at all.

It's Steve and Maggie. Wow English TV Oh. Hello. What are you doing here in my bathroom?

It's seven o'clock. I'm going to have a shower. I have a shower everyday. Hey. Do you have

a shower everyday? Yes, you do. Then say with me. I have a shower everyday. And again. I

have a shower everyday. One more time. I have a shower everyday. Great. But really I'm going

to have a shower. So you have to go. Bye. Hohohou. Hello. Hello. Hello.

Oh. Bob. Hey. What are you doing? Steve. I've got some questions for you. Come

with me. Come on. Let's go. Look. Steve's coming. Oh yeah.

Hello little blobs. I need some clothes. Okay. Bob. You've forgotten something. What did

I forget? Trousers. But you're wearing lovely skirt. It's not a skirt. It's a towel. Give

me a pair of trousers now. Okay. That's better. Hello little blobs. Okay Bobby. Do you want

to ask me? Well Steve look. We can see you wake up, get up. Hey. That's my bedroom. Yes

welcome. But we want to ask. What are you doing here? Well. I'm making the bed. Oh.

Are you doing on Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday.... I know. I make the bed

everyday. I make the bed everyday. Well done. Steve. What are you doing here? Hey Bobby.

Don't show everybody me in my bathroom cleaning my teeth. Do you clean your teeth everyday?

Yes, I clean my teeth everyday. Everyone on our planet cleans their teeth everyday. Don't

we? Do you clean your teeth everyday? Of course you do. So say with me. I clean my teeth everyday.

I clean my teeth everyday. And again. I clean my teeth everyday. Yeah. Steve where are you

going here? Look. It's not me going to the toilet. It's me going to school. I go to school

by bike Bobby. Do you go to school by bike? If yes, say yes I do. If no, say no I don't.

Oh. Maybe you go to school by car or on foot. Yeah.

Oh Steve. What are you doing here? You just sit and sit and look at a magic box. Oh. Bobby.

It's not a magic box. No. It's a TV. I'm watching TV. And do you watch TV everyday? Well, yes

I do. I watch TV everyday. Do you watch TV everyday? Yes, on Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday. But Bobby. I don't only watch TV. Aha. I do lots of things.

Like play with friends, read a book. Wow. Play tennis. Yeah. Go swimming, play football.

Hey. What time is it? It's just after seven o'clock. The time you usually finish your

shower. Move. Oh. Don't look. Don't look. There's nothing to see. What? Don't show them

this. Oh. Bobby. Oh dear. Sorry Steve. See you next time. Bye bye. Bye bye.

Heyyyy. Hey. Did you like that? Yeah? Then please like it, if you love it, you can subscribe.

Just touch here. Go on. If you want to watch another Steve and Maggie clip, touch here.

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Holiday in France: This Is The End Of All. - Duration: 6:12.

CHAPTER 0 JOKER IS SAD

THIS IS THE END OF ALL

CHAPTER 1 ROAD TRIP

This is Matteo, we call him just 'Teo'

This is Cosmin, he is strange

CHAMONIX-MONT-BLANC FRANCE

And finally, Adam ... he is a vapes addict

Yes, he is watching porn ...

CHAPTER 2 SCREAMS IN THE NIGHT

They are other Italian guys .. and we had to make ourselves recognized

CHAPTER 3 FIGHT AND JOKE

We're trying to make a prank to Cosmin, it didn't gone right

CHAPTER 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR

CHAPTER 5 HOME

The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.

FULL MOVIE UNDER PROCESSING

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Sir, I'm call taxi driver speaking,

I'm in front of your house...

What an astonishing look!

Come and articulate to my dad.

We will walk down aisle.

Post,you will be my armor round-the-clock.

Who saw the corpse first?

But after seeing the assassin, he only informed the police.

Why does the police chase you?

What happened?

Tell me.

I am going to kill her.

What did i ask you? What did you sent me?

I asked for a gull, but you sent a girl!

Not five crores, I won't give even five bucks!

What happened?

Did you disclose anything to police?

Don't be rattled...

I didn't disclose anything to police.

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Andrei Arlovski 2018

Andrei Arlovski Girlfriend

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After Years Of Mysterious Accidents The Police Discover This Mother's Chilling Secret#emystery - Duration: 8:07.

It goes without saying that life is difficult, and even the smallest amount of support can

be a major help to anyone going through a trying time.

That's why we should always empathize with people whose lives are seemingly marked by

one tragedy after the next.

Empathy seemed to be exactly what was needed for one couple in Schenectady,

New York, in the 1960s and '70s. After all, Marybeth and Joe Tinning suffered from years

of suspicious accidents in their family.

When police finally decided to investigate, however,

they discovered that it wasn't empathy that the Tinnings needed—it was a prison sentence.

It's no secret that certain people have it harder than others.

Marybeth Tinning, a woman born in Schenectady, New York,

was definitely one such person. Growing up in the 1940s with an abusive father,

her life was seemingly plagued from the start.

When Marybeth first became an adult, she worked a number of dead-end jobs that

never paid much. Then, in the mid-'60s, she became a nurse's

aide at Ellis Hospital. As her life started to get on track,

she met Joe Tinning while at work. The two would eventually marry in 1965.

A couple of years later, Marybeth gave birth to Barbara, the couple's first child.

Next was Joseph Jr and then Jennifer, who tragically passed away just eight days after

she was born from a condition known as spinal meningitis.

While the family was recovering from the loss, just 17 days later, they lost Joseph Jr to

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (S I D S).

The family was obviously going through an incredibly trying period,

but things were about to get much, much worse. Just six weeks later,

Marybeth and Joe had to rush Barbara, then four,

to the hospital after discovering she was suffering from convulsions.

She died the following day.

At first, doctors believed Barbara had passed from a condition known as Reyes syndrome,

but others aware of the situation began to feel something wasn't quite right.

They couldn't believe that Marybeth and Joe's children had passed within a three-month

period, all from strange diseases, nonetheless.

On Thanksgiving in 1973, the couple welcomed a new baby boy,

Timothy, into the world. By December 10—just about two weeks later—he had succumbed to

S I D S. Even though they'd had horrible luck with

children, the couple remained persistent, and on Easter 1975, they gave birth to yet

another boy, Nathan.

Devastated but persistent, the couple decided in 1978 that they wanted another child,

although this time they would adopt a son named Michael. Simultaneously, Marybeth was,

astoundingly, also pregnant with her sixth child, who they named Mary Frances.

Once again, just four months after she was born, she too passed away from S I D S.

What on Earth could have been happening to this family?

The cycle continued when, in November 1979, Marybeth gave birth to a boy, Jonathan.

Much like his previous siblings, by the time March rolled around, they'd lost him to

S I D S, too. Their adopted son, Michael, however, was still

living with the couple.

It would not last, however. Later that year, Michael,

who was just two-and-a-half years old at the time,

needed to be rushed to the hospital to see a pediatrician.

By the time the doctor looked at hm, he was no longer breathing.

Soon enough, he was also pronounced dead. S I D S was the cause yet again.

This was the eighth child that Joe and Marybeth Tinning had lost.

By the time news of Michael's death began to spread,

the police had become increasingly suspicious. Michael wasn't a blood relative of the Tinning's,

so his death from a similar disease seemed unlikely,

but all evidence was circumstantial and nothing came of it.

Then, on December 20, 1985, the couple's eighth biological child, daughter Tami Lynne,

smothered in her crib and passed away. That very moment,

Marybeth became the chief suspect in the deaths of all nine of her children.

Following Tami Lynne's death, common sense suggested it was unlikely that nine of Marybeth's

children had all passed away in the span of just 14 years on pure chance.

For that reason, authorities honed their investigation in on her.

Somehow, this all had to end, right?

As it turned out, the police been had building their case against Marybeth for quite some

time. Finally, after what seemed like ages,

they arrested her and brought her in to be questioned about the deaths.

When she was arrested, police interrogated Marybeth intensely and for several hours.

Finally, she gave in and confessed to murdering her children.

While shocking in and of itself, the reason for her heinous crimes was most chilling of

all.

In that moment, Marybeth suddenly said without an ounce of remorse in her voice:

"I smothered them each with a pillow, because I'm not a good mother" .

The police then exhumed the bodies of three of her children,

but they were unable to extract any further information from their bodies.

Police had no idea their investigation was about to take a major hit,

when just a few short weeks later, Marybeth suddenly recanted her confession.

She claimed that she'd been coerced into making a false confession under harsh scrutiny

from the detectives during her trying time.

As for Joe, he was eventually dismissed for having no role in his children's deaths.

Still, he stayed by Marybeth's side, even after she admitted that she'd attempted

to murderhim by poisoning his grape juice in 1974.

On trial, however, despite her recanted confessions, Marybeth was found guilty and, surprisingly,

sentenced to just 20 years.

In the years after the conviction, Marybeth was up for parole on three occasions.

Finally, in 2011, she admitted to the parole board that she was guilty,

but only of killing Tami Lynne. "After the deaths of my other children…

I just lost it".

She continued: "I became a damaged, worthless piece of person,

and when my daughter was young, in my state of mind at that time,

I just believed that she was going to die also. So I just did it".

Now 74 and still behind bars at Bedford Correctional Facility for Women,

Marybeth is again eligible for parole in 2017. Most people close to the investigation believe

it's highly unlikely that she'll ever be released.

Even after all her years behind bars, Marybeth has never admitted to killing her

other eight children and maintains her innocence. There's a good chance that we'll never

learn the whole truth.

What a tragic story all around. Do you think that it's possible Marybeth

wasn't responsible for more than just Tami Lynne's death?

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Water 'IF' Its a human right? - Duration: 13:31.

Hello welcome to if videos on money, politics and conspiracy

We post videos every week press that subscribe button and never miss a video again.

Water is essential to all life on the planet, access to clean drinking is a basic human

right and sadly in many parts of the world a right many still do not have.

As we look to the poorer countries and help them secure this basic need have we taken

our eye off the ball at home?

First world nations do not give much thought to water unless there is a problem, pollution

or drought bringing the issue to the forefront of people's minds.

But are we slowing losing this right and not to accidents or climate change but to big

business, is there a plan to privatize water?

The current Chairman and former chief executive officer of Nestlé, the biggest producer of

food products on the planet, believes that the solution to the world's water problems

is privatization.

This plan coming from the company that has introduced junk food to the peoples of the

Amazon, invests massive amounts of cash to stop the labeling of GMO- produce.

And has a cyber army at its disposal to crush criticism and discussions on the internet.

This is the multinational monster we are meant to trust to manage our water, this group having

a documented history of creating shortages:

These Giant international companies are given water-well privileges and tax breaks, this

often over an area's population rights all because they are said to produce jobs.

Next time they're thirsty let them try drinking a job!

Firms like Coca Cola and Nestlé suck up millions of gallons of water, the water they use to

produce the sugary soft drinks leading to shortages in the area.

Even with this being common knowledge Company Chairman, Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, believes

that "access to water isn't a public right."

He also stated that it's not an individual's right.

He wants privatization!

Is this a man and corporation worthy of our trust with something that is so essential

to all life?

This is beyond money, this is power!

We could be giving up our humanity.

The access to water allows us to build our cities and towns grow our food and many other

things, is this a level of control we want to give to a company with a less than ethical

history?

Here is one example of this company's regard for the general public

In the small Pakistani community of Bhati Dilwan, a former village councilor says children

are being sickened by filthy water.

Who's to blame?

He says it's bottled water-maker Nestlé, which dug a deep well that is depriving locals

of potable water.

"The water is not only very dirty, but the water level sank from 100 to 300 to 400 feet,"

Dilwan says Why?

Because if the community had H2O piped in, it might deprive Nestlé of its moneymaking

market in water bottled under the Pure Life brand name.

Let's take a look at this captain of industry's views (video)

Do we want or need a man who chooses profit over life in control of water?

I think not.

But he is not alone Water is a right and should be conserved for the benefit of all, yet industrial

agriculture uses and pollutes a disproportionate share of this resource, even as millions of

people die every year for lack of clean water.

This scarcity only helps to increase water's value as an economic commodity —and multinational

conglomerates are eager to profit from this deteriorating situation by buying up water

rights on every continent.

Today about 90 percent of the world's freshwater stocks currently remain in public control,

but privatization is becoming more common as cash hungry governments increasingly cannot

afford to maintain and repair crumbling municipal water purification and delivery systems.

Historically, however, in places where privatization has been established, it has proven to be

another cause of—rather than a solution to—chronic water shortage problems.

This because corporations are more concerned with making money than serving people's

and communities' best interests, water privatization has led to corruption, lack of corporate accountability,

loss of local agency, weakened water quality standards, and steep rate hikes that eliminate

poor people's access to water.

Clean Water is a basic human right we know this, we carry this message across the globe

helping those without access install the necessary systems to manage their water.

We believe we are helping but are we really just installing a system that will eventually

be privatized and used for profit.

Are we giving the corporations the infrastructure they need to enslave the planet?

This may seem like an extreme idea but if we face that very threat at home today it

will spread in the future.

Let's not allow access to water to become a privilege or enable it to be used a weapon

of societal control.

Let's keep it in the hands of everyone.

What do you think, is water privatization a good thing or a bad thing let me know in

the comments below?

As always if you enjoyed the video please hit that like button

Maybe give the channel a subscribe Thanks for watching

Until next time.

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