Bingo's Field Trip to the Farm

Bingo's Field Trip to the Farm is the first episode of Bingo and Friends.

Cold open
The rapping fox asks the viewer to guess what the theme of the day is.

Scene
After the opening theme song ends, Bingo welcomes the viewer. Bingo wants to take a trip to the farm with Clever Fox to see the Farmer In the Dell. Clever Fox drives Bingo to the farm, where they are greated by an exhausted Farmer in the Dell, who tells them that being a farmer is very hard work. Bingo sees all kinds of animals, including a pig, a cow, a horse, and even chickens.

Bible music box
Farm animals dance to classical music.

Insert
The rapping fox announces that it's almost time for the letter of the day, but first he tells a joke.

Letter of the Day
Laurie and Lisa Harper sing the letter of the day with the Snuggle buddies. The letter F slides to the screen at the end of the song, indicating that the letter of the day is F.

Insert
Babbar sings a silly version of Old MacDonald had a Farm.

Insert
Tommy Tee sings 1 2 buckle my shoe, only to get interrupted by the number of the day. The number 4 slides across the screen.

Interactive moments
Emily Elkins and a girl talk about different animals on the farm.

Oh where has my Darby Dog gone
Darby Dog is hiding somewhere. Tommy Tee gives the viewer a clue, that he is hiding somewhere with animals. First, he checks the zoo, then the jungle, and then the farm. Suddenly, Darby runs out, and Tommy Tee tells the viewer to guess where Darby was hiding. He answers that Darby was hiding in a farm.

Bonjour Skittles
Bingo asks Skittles what he did on his recent trip, and Skittles tells a story about what he did in French, and Bingo helps him translate in English exactly what Skittles was saying.

Theme of the Day
The rapping fox announces that the theme of the day is about farms.

Insert
The rapping fox announces that it's almost time to go to Bingo's Playroom.

Bingo's Playroom and You
Today's episode is about farms.

Sign off
The rapping fox raps a goodbye song, and then the credits roll.