How many of these do you go through with this bit pots of porridge? Eh, about ten. About ten! Gosh!

Daddy Pig is using a bucket to catch the drips. Well-done, Daddy Pig! Easy as pie! Er? what?

Daddy, can we have some water in our bucket, please? We're making a lake. Of course.

Okay. Well, for starters, there's nothing wrong with keeping our toothbrushes in the same holder.

He may not have taken this, or he may have sneaked it into the maid's bucket when we weren't looking.

Take this bucket, George. You can make perfume out of something else. I have got lots of lovely smelly things in my herb garden.

Take this bucket, George. You can make perfume out of something else. I have got lots of lovely smelly things in my herb garden.

Down the road? Sheldon, she wanted to share a toothbrush holder with you, and now you're at an ice cream parlor trying to pick up women!

Sheldon. Hold on. Trying to figure out how to get the bucket so I can carry the mud past the dragon.

First, we fill the buckets with snow. We turn the buckets upside down. Give them a little tap.

We'll put all the slugs and snails in the bucket. Ah. One little snail. Two little snails. And a slug. Slugs are yaky.

You carry the bucket, Peppa. And I'll hold the torch. Don't stay out too late, Grandpa Pig. OK, Granny Pig.

Roland. You were caught selling 50-gallon drums of GHB. Six of them... No. Yes, six. No.

Now, as I would say, some animals eat at night, like… Oh. Hello? Grandpa, there's a little animal in your bucket.