Grandpa in My Pocket - The Robot to Beat all Robots | Series 1

Grandpa in my

pocket

! The thing about Grandpa is that he's always funny. We play a lot of games! -..three! -Oh, you've won again! I certainly did. We read Captain Dumbletwit stories. -..he jumped off the side of his spaceship. We share our ice cream... We suck our spaghetti! And Grandpa is always like this... Oh, hello, this looks good! Grandpa was helping me count my

pocket

money. Because today mom was taking us to Mr. Whoops' store to spend it. -You already have enough. Oh! -Yeah! - Now let's go look for it! By "IT"... Grandpa meant the coolest toy

robot

you can imagine.

I first saw it weeks ago when I went to the toy store with Troy, who lives next door. - Wow! I'm going to save up for that

robot

, isn't that cool? - Okay, I guess. For me it was much more than just "it's okay." For me it was... The robot to

beat

all

robots

! -And today, the robot that will defeat all

robots

is going to belong to... Jason Mason. So we all entered Campo and left! And Grandpa said... Are we almost there? And mom said... - Not at all, Grandpa. And we all laugh! And when we got to Mr.

Whoops' store, I left Campo and ran to the window. But... The robot was gone! I had my heart set on that robot and nothing else in Mr. Whoops' store would do. But

grandpa

, being

grandpa

, had a plan. - It's a plan to

beat

all plans, Jason, I promise you. Back at home, Grandpa found some old parts that Dad used to repair bikes. And by mid-afternoon we had... THIS! - There. It's a triumph! Fancy a Jammy Jumbly? No, thanks. You can have it. Oh thank you very much. Your friends won't be able to keep their hands off him!

What should we call it huh? While we were thinking about what we could call our robot, mom came in... - Oh, grandpa, haven't you gone to lie down? Oh! It's charming and you'll be able to show it off in a minute because we're expecting a visit! - Oh, that's wonderful - Yes! Troy's mom just called. She said Troy was desperate to see you. Troy? We don't really like that boy, Troy, he lives next door and always invites himself over to play. He is very spoiled and very rude. - Na na na-na na! He does things like this... - I love him!

No! Me! Give it to me here! And this... - Yes! But I want to play with it! And this... - Arrrrrr! And it makes Grandpa say... - I don't trust that Troy boy anywhere near our robot. This calls for drastic measures! - Not the shrinking hat, Grandpa! Grandpa, stop! You know that when Grandpa shrinks, he can do all kinds of magical things. He can get in my car and make it work! - Be careful, grandpa! He can ride Gordon, my toy seagull. - Grandpa, come back! Not the plane, grandpa! He can fly on my plane. Or he could just run for all he's worth.

I'm the only one who knows about Grandpa's magic shrinking hat and no one else has to see it. And now Troy was at the door! - I have to show you something. Watch this! - The robot to beat all robots! - I asked my dad to bring it to me! -But you know he was saving for it. - Yes, but my dad got to the store before YOU. So na na na-na na! (Na na na-na na!) - Look. Get out of the way! What's that? -It's rubbish! It's so fun! - I took Troy's robot... Because I knew that was the only thing that could stop him. - Hey!

Give me that one! You will go play with your garbage robot; It won't do any of the things mine does. Oh yes, it will be! - That?! The good news was that he now knew exactly where Grandpa was. - I said: "Oh, yes, it will be!" The bad news was that he was inside our robot! - Put me down, please. So this was grandpa's last plan, I wondered what he would think of next. - You are my teacher, Jason. You are my teacher, Jason. What can I do for you? Can I get you a drink? Can I help you with your homework? - That's so cool!

Does it have a computer inside or something? - Do not touch it! Or it will stop. - Hello. - Hello, Troy. -He knows my name! - Of course I know your name! You are my teacher. -I am his master! He says I'm his master now! What is your name? - Oddbotty. - Weirdbotty? You're great! - Yes, Oddbotty the Cool, that's me. - Hey, you know how you wanted THIS robot? - Yes, but... - I'll switch you and stay with Oddbotty. - Grandpa did it with me. You can't have it! - If he can! He is my teacher. - SEE!

He wants to belong to ME! Oh, that's my mom. I'll see you later, Jason. - No! Go back! Troy! I went to my room and looked out the lighthouse. It started to get dark. I didn't want the shiny new robot. I just wanted Grandpa to come back and Beowulf too. - SEE! He wants to belong to ME! Me! Me! I was really worried. What would happen if Mom discovered that Grandpa wasn't in her room? But knowing Grandpa, she would have a plan. - Read me a story. - I don't read stories to rude kids. - O-Oh, okay, then.

Bring me my soccer ball. - I don't understand things for tough guys. - Do what I say! - I don't do anything for tough guys. Especially the rude kids who are going to buy a robot that they know their friend has saved up for. I'm just going to...sleep-ee-ee-ee-eep. - GRRRRR! -Jason, time for dinner! I'm going to wake up grandpa! -No! I had to stop mom from entering grandpa's room. - Mother! Mother! But luckily the doorbell did it for me. - Now, who could it be? - It does not work! I want mine back. I told you it was garbage.

Mine was better all the time. I pulled Grandpa out of the robot as quickly as I could and put him on the ground. He took off his cap and it returned to his normal size. - Oh, you're up, grandpa. Just in time for dinner. - No more buying toys you saved up for. Oh no, Jason, we taught that boy Troy a lesson: you, Oddbotty and me. Ha ha! It's teamwork, right? - Teamwork! Later, when we were playing with Oddbotty, Mom came in and said... - It was nice of you to change the robots back, Jason. Oh yes, it was. -Oh, for a moment I thought he was talking!

But it was you, grandfather. We had a robot to beat all robots. And he had the grandfather to beat all grandfathers.