76. Caillou to the Rescue (77认领) Storyteller: Caillou was having fun pretending to be a lion tamer. The only problem was he couldn’t get his lion to cooperate. Caillou: come on, Gilbert. Jump. Like this. Ta-da, Oh, come back. Ha-ha, there you are. Storyteller: Caillou was a little scared by the dog, but Gilbert was much more afraid. Caillou: Gilbert. Come down, Gilbert. The dog is gone now. Look, it’s your favorite mousy–mouse. Storyteller: He was so high up in the tree. Caillou worried that Gilbert might fall. Caillou: Oh, no.
Daddy, help. Daddy: This ladder isn’t tall enough to reach Giblert. Caillou: We have to get him down. Daddy: And we will. But we have to get help from someone with a taller ladder. Storyteller: Caillou sure was excited to see the fire fighters in their big truck. Daddy: Eric? Is that you? It sure is. Hey, long time no see. Caillou: You know my daddy? Storyteller: Caillou wasn’t surprise that daddy knew the fire fighter. Eric: I sure do. Your daddy and I used to play together when we were kids. My name is Eric. What’s yours? Eric: It’s nice to meet you, Caillou. Now, let’s get your kitty down from the tree. Eric: Okay, Stacy. Let’s set the ladder up. We’ll help him down in a jiffy. Stacy: You don’t mind if I borrow this, do you? Thanks. Stacy: There you are, Gilbert. Come here. Look, what I’ve got. Storyteller: Caillou was amazing how high the fire truck ladder could go, up, up, up! He can never climb as this high as Stacy could. Daddy: Thank you so much. Caillou: Can I look inside the truck? Eric: I have a better idea. Why don’t you come to the fire station for a tour if that‘s okay for your daddy? Daddy: That would be fun. Caillou: Can we ride in the truck? Caillou: What does this button do? Eric: That would ring the fire bell on top of the truck. Go ahead, Caillou. Push it. Caillou: I can do it myself, daddy. Storyteller: Caillou wanted to be a big boy and get out of the truck like his father and Eric. But it wasn’t as easy as he thought. Daddy: Ennn, it’s a little far down, Caillou. Let’s me help you. Eric: This is where we keep our coats and boots. It’s important to have them ready, so we can move quickly and in an emergency. Caillou: These boots are really big and heavy. Eric: Ha-Ha, why don’t you try one on for size? Daddy: Ha-ha, Maybe you are not quit big enough to fill the fire fighter’s boots. Eric: It’s also very important to keep the truck in tiptop shape by the all times. Eric: Ha-ha, I think Spark is giving you the especial fire station welcome.
Caillou: What’s a doggie doing here? Stacy: Sparkie works here. He is a fire dog. He sniffs out fires to make sure that we put them all out. Stacy: This is Sparkie’s favorite game. Why don’t you play with it, Caillou? Eric: When we’re up stairs and the alarms goes off. We’ll slide down this pole and pressed our all ready for the action Caillou: It’s really high. Eric: Oh, you’ll get used to it. When I first start it, I founded a big scary. But you know with a little practice it doesn’t bother me anymore. Eric: Oh, we’ve got go, duty call. Come back soon. I think you have a little fire fighter on your hands. Storyteller: Caillou thought the pole seemed awfully high. He wasn’t so sure he could ever slide down that pole. But daddy knew the perfect place for Caillou to practice. Caillou: Weee, ha-ha. Ta-da Daddy: Very good, keep up the practice and you’ll be a fire fighter in no time. Caillou: don’t worry Gilbert. Fire fighter Caillou will rescue you. See, I saved you. I’m too glad I am a fire fighter.
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