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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2024
- THE TWEENIES were children's cultural icons during the early 2000s, but did you know amidst all their success, there was an infamous BANNED EPISODE...
Recently discovered and shared with the Internet, join me as we go through being safe with the Tweenies, specifically when it comes to the topic, of KNIVES...
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Even Tweenieville cannot escape the rise of knife crime in the UK.
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llol ik
Not much of a crime here...
True.
Bruve this is so obese
"Jake, tell me what you have!"
"A knife!"
"NOOOOOOOO-"
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😂😂😂😂😂😂
I would love to see a version of that scene in this Tweenies episode.
@@thatpanfairy7176who let kris into this show?
“Be Safe with the Tweenies…K N I F E S!” 😂
lol I couldn't stop laughing at that scene, more funnier that was Jake saying it 😂
2:40
Fun fact jake is now serving 15-20 years in prison for a the murder of doodles, I guess he had to learn the hard way
Fizz is still in therapy after witnessing the entire incident. It also took years off Max’s life
@@ANDCFC95 I think it scared Milo for life
@@patrickomalley3402 Judy ended up getting fired as it happened under her supervision
@@patrickomalley3402 at the very least he learned to share
Last I heard Milo went into a state of depression, after hearing about his best friend committing such a crime.. horrible..
Anyone know what happened to Bella?
In my opinion Tweenies is by far the scariest childhood show just because of their eyes and how there’s humans in their world despite them not being humans
True but they’re meant to be humans, just with coloured skin. Sorta like The Simpsons.
@@ryanclaffey5203 yh but I’ve aways wondered about their species as it’s weird knowing humans are in their world but they look nothing like humans
I used to be absolutely terrified of the tweenies too. There was always something that felt off about it for toddler me. I remember there was an episode where there was a power cut or something and they were all in the dark and just generally things are scarier in the dark
I agree
Don't kill anyone
Ok?
Another episode that wasn’t banned, but caused a lot of complaints, was the one where one of the Tweenies put a mop on their head and did a Jimmy Savile impression. It was first broadcast before the Savile scandal, but was later repeated AFTER Operation Yewtree. Whoever authorised the broadcast probably hadn’t even watched the episode all the way through so it was an innocent mistake, but a lot of complaints were made by angry parents - rightly so.
It was later banned (about a year or so afterwards)
There’s also an episode featuring Rolf Harris as a wizard that Jake (I think) met by travelling through a computer xD his magic word was “spladonge”.
@@AndersWatches I wasn’t aware of that
I am surprised the show was even still being broadcast at that point, i would have assumed that they would have plenty of newer stuff to broadcast.
@@elio7610 The BBC were never shy from flogging their old children’s shows to death. My youngest child was watching re-runs of episodes of Balamory that my eldest child watched at the same age 9 years before and my eldest children were watching episodes of Come Outside that were made 15 years previously. Even when I was a child in the late 70s through to the early/mid 80s a large percentage of the shows I was watching were really old - Bagpuss was a popular program made in 1974 but still being shown well into the 80s. Likewise Mr Benn and Finger Bobs were being shown for over a decade. We also still got Camberwick Green in the early 80s, and that was made in 1966!
This still happens now. Some of my kids watched ‘In The Night Garden’ when it first came out in 2008 and I understand they’re still repeating the same episodes now on 2024.
I think the BBC may have felt, and still feel, that kids programs don’t justify the same budget as adult shows and therefore don’t make as many new ones. Kids outgrow these shows quite quickly so they probably want to get their money’s worth by repeating them ad nausea to as many new successive generations of pre-schoolers as they can before the shows become too dated.
the fact she put a dirty knife back into the holder makes me uncomfortable
😂😂😂😂😂
@BoredAnimates-The-Real-Deali guess you like to spread germs then
@BoredAnimates-The-Real-Deal Are yoy 12?
@BoredAnimates-The-Real-Deal yeah spreading germs and giving your parents explosive diarrhoea will certainly piss them off
That bread knife won't do much damage.
Jake gets all the blame but I feel that they should of also shown the one who left the knife out should been held responsible too
I.E. The only other adults in the building with them :/
Was probably Max
@@MayaLove777he went to take a shit and let his guard down
For someone who grew up with the “Tweenies”, I had no idea there was a banned episode
I don’t even recall being safe with the Tweenies
me neither this was my childhood.
There is another banned episode
@@ckplayz2494 Which one is that?
@hannahmartin9705 Favorite Songs. That episode was banned because Max dressed up as the now-disgraced Top of the Pops host Jimmy Savile. After the revelation was made, the BBC-owned channel CBeebies reran that episode accidentally, and the BBC received a sh*t ton of complaints following the incident.
The "KNIVES!" at the episode's title card just had me ROFL.
Jake: "Hey Hey a big knife!" Me: "...EXCUSE ME WHA-"
Judy let me see what you have
Jake a knife
Judy Nooooo
no wonder why it was banned
😂😂😂😂😂😂
My Childhood 😂😂😂
5:11😱😱😱😱😱😱🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️
What makes it funnier is that its Justin Fletcher voicing Jake
Knives! YOU SIGN!
OMG I NEVER CLOCKED THAT MR TUMBLE WAS JAKE!!! CHILDHOOD ENHANCED
New fear unlocked 😂
I'm now going to have to look him up.
@@cameronmaden6268MR TUMBLE!!!!!!
Omg i just commented saying i wonder if jake grew up to be mr tumble!!!
So many safeguarding rules broken in the Tweenies Playgroup.
SOMEONE PLEASE CALL OFSTED 😭
Judy was seen at the job centre the following day after her meeting with HR
Always suspected Jake was a psychopath in the making, think this episode proves my point. I mean, running into a nursery waving a knife when only 3 years old, if that's not proof then nothing is.
Milo singing "Knives, knives, knives knives" is going to live rent free in my head now XD
I’m actually quite disturbed. “Be safe with the Tweenies. KNIVES!!!!!!” that’s quite creepy in my opinion
Creepypastas WISH
Former teaching assistant chiming in: Leaving a knife just lying there unattended in a kids' playgroup like that would be a MASSIVE safeguarding issue, not to mention leaving a CHILD alone. If a kid finds that and hurts themselves, it is 100% the adult's fault, and also vicariously the provider's, because you shouldn't have left it out in the first place. So there's no doubt that Judy's shocked, since the blame is on her.
Be Safe with the Tweenies. More like, Be Negligent Muppets with Max and Judy.
In another episode, Judy walks away from a birthday cake with a candle still lit on it and leaves the kids unsupervised around it...the kids try to light a scented candle from said lit birthday candle and it's a miracle none of them got burnt or set the whole playgroup on fire.
Another one where the kids are left unsupervised and Fizz wanders into the kitchen and gets bottles of bleach out the cupboard.
One where the kids are left with electrical appliances and it's BELLA who has to tell the younger Tweenies not to play with them.
There's ANOTHER one where Max goes out in the shed and leaves the kids unsupervised inside. Milo gets himself stuck through the window, and Bella goes to run out the front door. But it's the KIDS who get told off. And they're like, 4 or 5.
Jake: “A big KNIFE!”
AYO WHAT THE FUC-
2:41, 2:55
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Don't be Ridiculous!
is it just me or does Milo from The Tweenies give off the same energy as Jay from Inbetweeners?
Omg the EXACT same energy
Ok now we need a Tweenie version of the inbetweeners XD
completed it mate
The InbeTweenies.
I'm getting more Lee Evans vibes personally
Pretty extreme to ban this episode. In the makers defence they were trying to raise awareness of how dangerous certain type of objects are, knifes included.
This episode was actually part of a series of Tweenies safety shorts.
Yeah, they also had an episode about the dangers of playing with matches that showed how fast fire can spread
I wonder if they thought it would make knives seem too appealing to children 😅 They're only told "knives are bad" but they're shown "knives are cool and shiny" so maybe they rethought it and decided not to air it
the voice for Milo went to voice the Twins for the tv version of Don't Hug Me I'm Scared
Thanks for that nightmarish trivia piece.
Did he? Dave Benson Philips? Really?
@@MattCrawley_MusicBob Golding voiced Milo and Max in the Tweenies
Fucking hell you're right!
Both of them? I thought it was only Todney
I remember those chopping boards. The knife slot was a nightmare to clean, and a great place to harbour bacteria and/or little bits of food, which is probably why you never find them these days
OFSTED need to get in there and investigate this “nursery” 😂 God knows how much their parents are being charged for it 😂
Maybe if this episode had been aired then the UK wouldn't have rampant knife crime today...
It would've been even funnier if someone did an edit of the (UK) police suddenly running up to Jake with tasers or PAVA sprays and shouting at him to put the knife down after the rest of the Tweenies are scared of Jake's knife waving! lol😂
And then proceeding to beat him unconscious whilst telling him to "stop resisting"😂
it would also be funny if someone would do a analog horror edit
JAKE E.X.E.
I think with the fact that this short ended up being found shows how dedicated the lost media community can be. If you don't give up, you will be able to achieve what you were after - unless it's been confirmed to have been completely lost.
Persistence is key! Never stop hoping because if it exists out there somewhere, it can be found eventually!
I've always wondered where all the VHS tapes sent into the old you've been framed are or even if they were kept.
This video was hilarious.
Seeing the Tweenies again after all these years was a mixture of nostalgia & cringe.
And there I was expecting you to talk about the episode when Max did a Jimmy Saville impression...
Now then, now then!
That’s another story
Same, that was my first thought when i see Tweenies and Banned in the same sentence
I'd forgotten that! 😂
Moral of the story: Knives bad, Swords good.
Next episode: The Tweenies’ parents report Judy and Max to the state for an unsafe environment in the playgroup.
I especially love the safety episode where they had to look after a nuclear power plant🤣🤣🤣
I bet it was directed by Homer Simpson
The way he says "kniiives!" with what looks like Windows Movie Maker text pasted over the top
“What are you doing Jake? put the knife down” she sounded terrified
She probably pictured him cutting Doodles tail off
I totally agree the kitchen door should be locked shut for health and safety reasons especially in a play group i know they're teaching kids to not touch knives but I'm glad it was banned
Yeah, like, these kids are really young, the fact the kitchen was there, unlocked, walked into casually by Jake implying it’s not an unusual thing and isn’t considered off limits to them, and yet one of these care staff left that huge ass knife out in the middle of the room within reach of all these kids and THAT somehow isn’t the point here is insane. It would’ve made more sense if he’d commented that he doesn’t usually go in the kitchen or how it’s usually locked, maybe set up something going wrong that distracted whoever was chopping and resulted in the knife being abandoned and the door being unlocked, and Jake going in despite knowing he wasn’t allowed…but as it stands the real issue is them not keeping the knives out of reach of these children. It would’ve been slightly better if they’d just found the thing outside cool cat style than basically implying this place is completely incompetent and then blaming Jake lmao.
I burst out laughing at Milo singing "knives, knives, knives, knives." Truly a lyrical genius
You should turn this into a series, I loved the comments and edits 😂
YES PLEASE
@@Legendary3Dgamer PLEASE THIS WAS SOOO GOOD
A documentary series
I just rewatched this short yesterday. Never thought I'd hear the phrase "put the knife down" in official Tweenies media.
Edit: That bit about the Tweenie Clock reminds me of when I used to have reoccurring nightmares about it randomly showing up in my room and killing me. I don't know what was wrong with three year old me.
A new iconic line 👌😂
@@AdamMartyn And "KNIVES"
1. I never thought I'd hear a line from The Tweenies delivered with such fear.
2. I once had a dream that Thomas The Tank Engine was in my parents bed.
@@AdamMartynJake From The Tweenies Was Voiced By Mr Tumble!
@@AdamMartynAnd Also Doodles Was Voiced By Mr Tumble Too!
The Tweenies were sooo good. i loved the safe episodes.. my house caught on fire when i was 4.l. i was the only one to see it so i rang for a fire engine and saved the fam by remembering the fire episode and 999 :')
the tweenies tv show saved the day once again
I loved Fizz too, I used to tell people I was called Fizz when I was about 3😭 watched that VHS you showed all the time it was one of my favourites ahah
“Look at this a nbig knife Ah HA”
😂😂😂 spilled my cola hearing that
My dad recorded these safety shorts for us, I still have them on DVD somewhere I think. Don't remember this one but I must have a look. For some reason, the one I remember most is about not getting locked in a fridge. Always weird to imagine Justin Fletcher voicing Jake - his voice is so iconic, but he did well going on to do Mr Tumble and Shaun the Sheep of course.
You mean Justin Fletcher?
@@IMEEntertainment Indeed I do, that's my Whovian brain overriding me there, sorry 😂
@Vision Don't you worry.
Justin's done several obscure voice roles as well - he did all the vocal effects for the characters in the 2000 video game "Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge", or at least as far as I am aware. You can get a bit of his Doodles voice in Swampy the Crocodile's voice, so I do suspect it is indeed him.
He also did voice roles in Legoland (an old PC game similar to RollerCoaster Tycoon, based on the Legoland parks) and also in the first incarnation of that Thomas & Friends arena show, where he voiced Harold the Helicopter.,
My first memories of Justin Fletcher was on a show called Tikkabilla (apparently named after the Hindi word for Hopscotch) - essentially a spiritual successor to the older BBC edutainment show Play School, which ran from 1964 to 1988.
On Tikkabilla, Fletcher was one of a rotating cast of hosts (that also included the likes of Simon Davies, Lorna Laidlaw and Beverly Hills) along with a hand-puppet dragon called Tamba. Additionally, he co-starred in the in-show mime shorts Higgledy House alongside co-presenter Sarah-Jane Honeywell.
@@digitaldeathsquid3448 That's how I first discovered him as well. His first TV appearance overall was in the 1998 Fun Song Factory TV series, appearing with the legendary Dave Benson Phillips, Katy Stephens, Alex Lovell and Karl Wooley.
It did actually air once on 26th September 2005 at 8:50am on the CBeebies on BBC Two block.
Hold up
What!?
This would also validate why some people say they remember the short from TV.
*I'm sorry??*
That’s crazy! I was just thinking to myself how I’m 99% sure I did watch this one when I was a kid, but was then doubting myself when he said it was lost media…I hadn’t thought about the episode in years but watching the clips has resurfaced the memory of it 🤯
I can remember the Tweenies safety shorts, they were some of my favourites.
I remember the Jimmy Savile controversy hitting headlines in 2013!
I've worked in a nursery and let me tell you if those kids were allowed to wander in the kitchen we'd be shut down! 😅
A very awkward controversy for sure 😬
I remember them going in the kitchen get drinks I know they went there with the adults not sure they ever went alone. Think there was an episode about the washing machine in the kitchen.
I remember the Jimmy Seville controversy too, what makes it real bad was that after it all came out, a few weeks later they shown the episode of the Tweenies where max dressed up as Jimmy savile btw when I was a young kid I always thought he was a bit creepy when watching Jim will fixit must admit I did enjoy the show but I just find Jimmy a bit creepy that all, it was the same with Ralph Harris cartoon club on itv used to love watching that but he wasn't all creepy at all then he turned out he was
This is why knife crime is a big issue, they banned the episode about being safe with knives.
THE FOOLS!!
A very difficult lesson to teach, but an important one. I remember my mother teaching me how to keep younger children safe around the house - one of the things was not to let them access the knives in the kitchen. I was getting to be quite a good cook by the time I was 12, but it was important to know how to keep yourself and others safe. If you wanted to take the children's TV characters of the day and teach this lesson, then it would be difficult to find an acceptable way to do it. I have to congratulate the producers for at least trying, even though the result was unfit for use.
Does Judy think Jake was gonna stab someone? Why's she talking to him like they’re in a standoff? 😂
I was subjected to this show as my mum remarried and had two more kids, who are now both in their 20s. They used to have this on repeat.
Jake with the knife though, anyone would think he was about to slash the place up.
I had a FAT fishtank when I was a kid and all the fish were named after the Tweenies and the Teletubbies!
I was convinced that Milo was voiced by Dave Benson Phillips. He wasn't. But, man he sounded like him.
I know what you mean, very sound alike!
Between this, the “Pingu” episode where Pingu gets spanked & the Teletubbies show with the Bear & the Lion, there’s a LOT we haven’t seen! 😂
Which episode of Teletubbies is that? Because I actually have one with the bear and the lion on DVD. And I swear I also have an episode of Pingu where he gets spanked too. Maybe I'll have to try and find my old DVDs and see if I actually have some rare episodes.
@@morshu.4158 Honestly, I wish I knew. It’s been years since I saw those episodes aired; as my niece was about 5 & her brother was 2 (roughly 2002). Needless to say, it’s been a LONG time since I sat with my nephew & watched that silly Teletubbies episode! I only know the episode was later banned, as they apparently thought kids would be scared of it! 🤦♀️😂
@@AspieGirlArianaHale My elder brother was terrified of that episode when he was 3. I guess they were right.
@@morshu.4158 Oh, really? Yeah, then I guess it was a good call. Some kids are more resilient than others, I figure. When I sat & watched that episode with my niece & nephew, I actually began cracking up laughing. I guess that’s when my niece & nephew decided it was more funny than scary, as they were soon giggling at the bear & lion, too! 🤷♀️😄
@@AspieGirlArianaHale I always found it hilarious, too. "Where, is the beeeaaaarrr?" always seemed so funny to me.
The Tweenies definitely had some interesting episodes… There were definitely some wild episodes about things like pinching, getting old, becoming an older sibling (this one specifically was a storyline which spanned across like 4 or 5 episodes) and last but certainly not least, racism.
I remember the episode about pinching. My favourite episode though is Tweenie Clock Stop Shock. This episode scared me a bit though when I was young.
I don't remember an episode about racism, granted it has been a long time.
The episode was called “Why Do People Do Bad Things”. It was a relatively late episode in the show which is probably why it slipped under the radar.
Remember that episode where Max dressed up as Jimmy saville?
If it was played for laughs, that’d be fine. He was the butt of a joke then, he should be the butt of a joke now.
And they had to apologize for airing it during a rerun rather recently after the whole thing came out. 😵
Remembering that swords are very big knives.....
So you brought back my childhood and a possible new prolific murderer.. HOW DARE 😂
This made my day though thanks for the nostalgia trip ❤
"The True King Arthur" brings me back to experiences with Sonic and The Black Knight... Oh god... "Lancelot Returns" was literal HELL.
I remember being a little kid and drawing a picture of the Tweenies all standing in a row and getting shot with a single bullet. still makes me laugh to this day :)
This feels like it can be a creepypasta episode
It's like an episode of 'don't hug me I'm scared'
The only msg this sends out is that knives are fun 😂
Yes kids, make sure you never play with these REALLY COOL, SHINY, SWORD-LIKE OBJECTS! Knives, knives, knives, knives! Love it XD
I cant breathe, there is something too funny about them singing knives
“Knives knives knives knives!” ☠️
I love Tweenies Lore this is so fantastic. Tweenies was my favourite show as a kid, but I recall an episode which literally caused my emetaphobia (I think it was Jake who ate a cooking apple, and threw up on Bella or Fizz’s shoe lol). I ran upstairs crying 😂
i was lowkey expecting this to be the jimmy savile episode
Just think if they did air the knife short. Knife rates might have been lower.
MIGHT
Yes Adam!! Fizz was absolutely the best Tweenie!
Yes she was!
@@AdamMartynshe was my favourite too
Fizz was the GOAT of the Tweenies! She’s always been my favourite one of the kids. 😊
4:18 You gotta love how Milo sounds like a 35 year old builder explaining council regulations 😂
This series along with Bob The Builder and Thomas The Tank Engine were my childhood favourites as a kid at the ages between 3-7. I'm glad that I never saw this episode of it's spin-off series as a child in the 2000s.
3:00 you can see judy’s costume exposed 😂😮 very interesting
I remember this! I think I must have seen it only once, but the whole thing from the play to the chopping board, these bits and pieces are so familiar!
Judy was panicking, cause she waas gonna lose her job!
Be Careful with knifes.
Safety First.
what's really rare, is the tweenies for usA audiences.
sadly, only so many episodes of that version exist.
not that much of the entire show was even dubbed over there. Only a large handful of episodes.
This was great Adam. Would love to see this as a regular series. Personally I would love to see your take on the snake charmer incident on Catch Phrase. It would be interesting to see, but keep up the great work as always.
That’s a famous episode of Catchphrase. My favourite Catchphrase episode is where the Catchphrase behind the squares was Frostbite and the contestant said Throbbing Ice,
8:39 KNIVES KNIVES KNIVES KNIVESSSS
I used to remember watching the Tweenies but I definitely don't remember seeing this out of the ordinary
Yeah I also watch The Tweenies but I never saw these mini safety episodes that where made after the show finish.
"What do you got there, Jake?"
"A KNIFE!"
"NO!"
i should be asleep but man this video is cracking me up looool great commentary too
My favourite tweenie as a kid was Milo, because he reminded me of Tinky Winky. Thanks for the memories, Adam!
My pleasure!
Them calling knives “really cool” is probably the reason it got banned tbh
It’s got very “don’t do this really fun and cool thing!” energy
I’m only 15 and I have so much nostalgia for this show also doodles the red dog was my favourite character
So THIS is why we have such an issue with knife crime amongst the youth in the UK! They didn't air this vital educational episode so how could anyone know any better!
"Milo's King Arthur, because . . . 😶
😶 . . . of course he is."
🤣🤣🤣💯👌🏻
When I saw the title I thought this was going to be about the Jimmy Savile episode.
Thank you so much for talking about the banned “Be Safe with The Tweenies” episodes called: Knives!!! 💛🧡💙💜
The knives song sounds like a youtube poop
I used to love the tweenies when I was really little, now I think every single episode is nightmare fuel. Also, 'coowEe!! I'm bAck froM tHe deNtiSts!!!' Bro doesn't even have teeth
Oh no he has teeth, they’re not in his mouth. Hope this helps :)
Remember when Milo just casually did a play about attacking a cripple with a sword?
“Im back from the dentist!” My brother in CHRIST YOU HAVE N O T E E T H
The Tweenies sing "KNIVES" like serial killers.
I remember the safety episode about scissors but I had no idea there was a knives episode until now. Maybe they banned it because hearing children joyfully scream "KNIVES!!" was too funny to take seriously.
The tweenies ep that stuck with me the most was Bella's bead necklace breaking, for some reason. And I'm sure there was one about eating soup with chopsticks or something lol
JESUS CHRIST JAKE
This would NEVER fly nowadays
I mean, to be fair, the entire reason this video is being made is that it didn’t fly then, either.
@@RubyBlueUwU The title is misleading
It's a good idea on paper but I think young kids watching it would have gravitated more towards " WAHEEEY A BIG KNIFE!!" than the actual safety message.
There's another one where Max dresses up like Jimmy Savile
Purely negligible by the nursery staff, imagine that on the front page of the daily mirror “ child at nursery holds playmates hostage “
Bro just unlocked some PTSD
@AdamMartyn There is also an infamous banned episode of Teletubbies called the Lion and the Bear. Can you talk about it?
Actually, it was in multiple episodes
Let's not forget the other infamous episode of the Tweenies. When Max dressed up as Jimmy Saville...
It was the 2000's...we were blind back then.
My daughter was two and obsessed with tweenies while I was pregnant with my son. I named him Jake.
The upbeat song makes it seem like knives are the answer to safety