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Transcript: Tiny and Terrific Hacks
A thin trail of smoke rises from an animated campfire beside a tent. A camera flashes as a person takes a photograph. An egg fries in a pan. A person knits with purple wool. A person pushes down a lever and animated batteries power pink text that flashes “How to do Stuff Good.” Text on toast reads, “How to do Stuff Good.” Text on a cloud reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Energetic music plays, sizzling, popping, ripping]
Three teenagers run down a staircase. A girl wears her curly black hair loose over the shoulders of her yellow t-shirt. She wears pale blue denim cut-off shorts. A boy wears his light brown hair short and parted on his right. He wears a grey t-shirt with black pants. A second boy wears his short black hair in braids. He wears a bright yellow t-shirt with blue denim jeans.
[All cheering, energetic music continues]
The black-haired girl says, WANT
TO KNOW HOW TO DO STUFF GOOD?
THEN THIS IS THE SHOW FOR YOU.
The brown-haired boy says, YEP,
AND TODAY IT'S ALL ABOUT
THE LITTLE THINGS.
The black-haired boy says, THE
MINIATURE, THE MICRO, THE
SMALL, THE TEENY WEENY.
[Whooshing]
The brown-haired boy says, COMPACT,
SHRUNKEN... I'VE RUN OUT OF
SMALL WORDS.
The black-haired girl says, HERE'S
A LITTLE LOOK AT WHAT'S
COMING UP.
[Whoosh]
The two boys say, LITTLE! AH!
[Sighing]
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
A boy with short black hair wears a green short-sleeved shirt. He stands by a table with a jar of markers on it.
The boy with short black hair says,
I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU HOW TO
MAKE A MINI YOU WITH SCIENCE.
[Whoosh]
A boy with thick dark brown hair wears a grey patterned shirt over a white shirt as he stands by a table.
The boy with dark brown hair says,
I'VE GOT A MAGIC TRICK THAT
WILL GET YOU A MASSIVE REACTION.
WITH A TINY TOOTHPICK.
[Whoosh]
A girl wears her curly black hair pulled back in a ponytail. She wears a pink apron over her yellow t-shirt. Food ingredients lay on a table in front of her.
The girl with the ponytail says,
STICK AROUND FOR A TINY
TASTY TREAT.
[Whoosh]
A blond-haired boy wears a yellow and black striped t-shirt. He throws knotted socks at box with a hole in it.
The blond-haired boy says, I'LL
MAKE A PINT-SIZED VERSION OF
MY FAVOURITE BACKYARD GAME.
[Thud]
A boy with short wavy black hair wears a navy floral print shirt over a white shirt. He holds a jar in his right hand. He shakes the jar.
The boy with wavy hair says,
STICK YOUR TINY SELF INTO
A MINI SNOW STORM. AUGH!
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
The three teenaged hosts sit by a table.
The girl with curly black hair says,
I'M DEFINITELY FEELING READY
FOR OUR SMALLEST SHOW EVER.
The black-haired boy says, LET'S GET TINY!
The boy with brown hair says YEAH.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Upbeat music plays]
Text by the boy with short black hair wearing the green shirt reads, “Gabe.”
[Circus music plays]
Gabe says, FOR TODAY'S SCIENCE,
BE DELIGHTED AS I SHRINK MYSELF.
WAIT! WAIT, WHAT?
WOW, THAT, THAT SOUNDS
A BIT DANGEROUS!
UM, PRODUCERS, DO YOU THINK
THIS IS SAFE?
[High speed mumbling]
Gabe says, OH, OH!
WE'RE NOT ACTUALLY-- IT'S JUST
A PICTURE OF--
AH, THAT SOUNDS MORE SAFE.
OH, THANK GOODNESS.
Text reads, “Shrinking Gabe.” Lights glow in a clear box. On top, a drawing of Gabe on clear plastic looms over drawings of smaller people and a drawing of a bag of food.
[Circus music plays]
Gabe says, WHAT YOU'RE GONNA
NEED IS SOME SHRINK PAPER
OR SOME SUSHI CONTAINERS,
ASSORTED PENS AND MARKERS,
A PICTURE OF YOURSELF. AND
SOME SCISSORS.
As Gabe gestures at his supplies, text reads, “Sushi container.” “Pens.” “Self-portrait.” “Scissors.” “Adult alert.”
[Dinging, clatter, alarm]
[Upbeat music plays]
Gabe says, SO YOU'VE PROBABLY
SEEN THIS BEFORE.
DRAW A PICTURE ONTO SUSHI
CONTAINERS, PUT IT IN THE OVEN,
AND THEN POOF, IT'S TINY.
BUT HOW?!
[Rustling, whoosh]
Gabe says, THE ANSWER, MY FRIENDS,
IS SCIENCE.
SO, START OFF BY DRAWING A
PICTURE OF YOURSELF.
YOU COULD ALSO TRACE OVER
A PHOTO AS WELL.
Gabe traces his self-portrait on to the sushi paper with a black marker.
Gabe says, NOW, COLOUR YOUR
PICTURE IN. AND WE'RE DONE.
PRETTY GOOD, ISN'T IT?
Gabe holds up his drawing on the sushi paper.
He says, NOW JUST CUT AROUND
THE PICTURE AND PUT A HOLE
THROUGH THE TOP.
I'M GONNA LEAVE A BIT OF A
CLEAR BORDER OF PLASTIC
AROUND THE EDGE.
Gabe cuts out his picture.
[Snipping]
He says, NOW LAY IT ON SOME
BAKING PAPER AND LEAVE IT
IN THE OVEN FOR ABOUT
THREE MINUTES.
Gabe puts his picture on a baking tray. Text reads, “Adult alert.”
[Horn, whoosh]
Gabe explains, THE SUSHI
CONTAINER AND OTHER
SHRINKABLE THINGS ARE
MADE OF POLYMERS.
Text over a circle with round white circles inside of it reads, “Polymers.”
He continues, POLYMERS
USUALLY HANG OUT IN
MESSY CLUMPS LIKE THIS.
BUT WHEN THEY GET PROCESSED,
HEAT IS USED TO STRETCH THE
POLYMERS OUT LIKE THIS.
Text beside the circle reads, “Heat.”
[Sizzling]
Gabe says, THAT'S HOW YOU
GET NICE THIN, SHINY PLASTIC.
BUT IF YOU HEAT THEM UP AGAIN,
THE POLYMERS GET ENERGISED AND
WANT TO GO BACK TO THEIR NORMAL
VIBE, WHICH IS ALL BUNCHED UP.
Text over the circle with round white circles inside of it reads, “Polymers.” Text by wavy lines beside the circle reads, “Heat.”
[Sizzling, whooshing, ding]
Gabe says, SO YOU PUT THEM
IN THE OVEN, AND BLAMMO!
THEY GO BACK TO TINY.
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
YOU SHRINK CHIP PACKETS
MADE OF POLYMER.
LOOK AT IT IT'S SO TINY.
AND THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN YOU SHRINK ME IN
THE OVEN!
[Whoosh]
He says, WELL, A PICTURE OF ME.
Gabe holds up his shrunken picture.
Gabe says, TAH-DAH!
TINY GABE!
READY TO HANG ON YOUR BAG
OR A NECKLACE NEAR YOUR
HEART. ANYONE? NO-ONE?
OKAY, THAT'S OKAY. BYE!
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Cheering]
The boy with dark brown hair walks to a table. He holds a playing card, then juggles balls. Text reads, Cooper.
[Upbeat music plays]
Cooper says, NOT ALL MAGIC
HAS TO BE MASSIVE EXPLOSIONS
OR PEOPLE BEING SAWN IN HALF.
SOME OF THE BEST MAGIC IS TINY.
LIKE, MY INNOCENT
LITTLE TOOTHPICK.
BUT ONCE I GIVE IT A BIG THROW.
Cooper throws the toothpick up into the air and looks up.
Cooper asks, CAN YOU SEE IT?
The toothpick appears in his hand.
Cooper says, COOL, HUH?! MAGIC!
YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW IT'S DONE?
YOU'VE GOT TO PROMISE NOT TO
TELL ANYONE, OKAY? DEAL?
Text beside falling toothpicks reads, “Toothpick Magic.” Cooper points to a toothpick and tape in a tape dispenser. Text reads, “Toothpick.” “Sticky tape.”
[Dinging, upbeat music continues]
Cooper says, ALL YOU NEED FOR
THIS TRICK IS A TOOTHPICK
AND TAPE.
THIS COULD NOT BE EASIER AND
I RECKON EVERYONE CAN DO THIS.
SO YOU JUST GRAB A BIT OF TAPE,
JUST ENOUGH TO HOLD IT ON YOUR
THUMB. AND YOU-YOU GRAB THE
TOOTHPICK AND POP IT ON THERE.
AND GET THE TAPE, AND JUST HOLD
IT THERE.
Cooper tapes the toothpick to the back of his thumb.
Cooper says, NOW YOU'RE
HALFWAY THERE.
NOW ALL YOU NEED TO DO
IS PERFORM THE TRICK.
TO MAKE THE TRICK LOOK GREAT,
YOU POP YOUR TOP TWO FINGERS
ON TOP OF THAT, AND SO IT LOOKS
LIKE YOU'RE HOLDING THE
TOOTHPICK, AND THEN YOU
WANT TO MAKE IT DISAPPEAR
JUST LIFT IT UP AND IT WILL
HIDE BEHIND YOUR THUMB.
YOU JUST WANT TO PRETEND
LIKE YOU'RE THROWING IT SO
JUST PRACTICE THAT HEAPS.
THE FUNNIEST THING TO DO
WITH THIS TRICK IS TO SEE HOW
LONG YOUR FRIENDS CAN THINK
THAT THE TOOTHPICK IS IN
THE AIR.
I'M REALLY GONNA SEND THIS ONE.
Cooper pretends to throw the toothpick.
Cooper says, AHH!
THIS COULD TAKE A WHILE. WE
BETTER CHECK IN WITH THE OTHERS.
Animated liquid pours into a cup. Text on the cup reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Splashing]
Text reads, “Fave Tiny Things?”
[Upbeat music plays]
The black-haired host asks,
MY FAVOURITE TINY THINGS?
A girl with her black hair in a short ponytail says,
MY FAVOURITE TINY THING
WOULD PROBABLY BE...
Cooper says, BABY STICK INSECTS.
The girl with the short ponytail says,
TAPIOCA PEARLS.
The black-haired host says, PROBABLY
MY MUM, 'CAUSE SHE IS REALLY SHORT.
YEAH, SHE COMES UP TO, LIKE, HERE.
Cooper says, I ACTUALLY HAVE A
MOTHER, FEMALE, A BABY STICK
INSECT, AND SHE JUST LAID EGGS
YESTERDAY. SO I'M VERY EXCITED
FOR THEM TO HATCH.
THEY ARE JUST SO CUTE. CUTE.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
Imi, the black-haired host, dances by a table covered with bowls of food, an ice cube tray, and a wooden cutting board. He wears a dark blue apron over his bright yellow t-shirt. Text reads, “Imi.” Text over a bowl of small pastries reads, “Ice Cube Pies.”
[Energetic music plays]
Imi says, FOR MY KITCHEN HACK
TODAY, IT'S THE PERFECT PARTY
SNACK. THEY'RE TINY BUT MIGHTY
ICE CUBE PARTY PIES.
THIS COULDN'T BE EASIER TO MAKE.
YOU'LL NEED SOME PASTRY, AN ICE
CUBE TRAY, SOME MINCE BEEF, SOME
CHEESE, SOME ONIONS, SALT AND
PEPPER, AND AN EGG.
As Imi points to ingredients, text reads, “Pastry.” “Ice-cube tray.” “Mince Beef.” “Cheese.” “Onion.” “Salt and pepper.” “Egg.” “Clean hands.”
[Dinging, clatter]
Imi says, AND OF COURSE,
CLEAN HANDS.
FIRST UP, MIX ALL THE
INGREDIENTS TOGETHER.
MAKE SURE YOU USE COOKED
MINCE BEEF 'CAUSE WE
DON'T WANT A RAW PIE.
UGH, YUCKY.
Imi puts a bowl on the table.
[Thunk]
He says, CHEESE, SOME GRATED
ONIONS, AND A PINCH OF SALT
AND PEPPER.
SO THESE ARE, SORT OF, GONNA
BE CHEESY, BEEFY PIES.
AND THEN GIVE IT A BIG MIX.
REALLY YOU COULD USE
WHATEVER FILLINGS YOU WANT.
IT'S YOUR PARTY, PIE PAL.
[Whoosh]
He says, NEXT, YOU PUT SOME
COOKING SPRAY ON THE ICE
CUBE TRAYS TO STOP THE PASTRY
FROM STICKING.
[Spraying]
Imi says, YOU WANT TO CUT
YOUR PASTRY IN HALF SO IT
FITS ONTO THE ICE CUBE TRAY.
AND LAY IT ON TOP OF YOUR ICE
CUBE TRAY.
AND IT SHOULD FIT PERFECTLY.
JUST LIKE THAT.
THEN YOU WANT TO GET YOUR
CLEAN KNUCKLE AND PUSH THE
PASTRY INTO THE LITTLE HOLES.
JUST A LITTLE BIT.
YOU DON'T WANT TO RIP THE
PASTRY HERE.
Imi gently pushes the pastry into the tray without tearing the pastry.
[Whoosh]
Imi says, ADD A DOLLOP OF
THE FILLING INTO EACH OF
THE HOLES.
I LOVE PIES SO MUCH.
[Whooshing]
Imi says, NEXT, YOU WANT
TO GET YOUR CRACKED EGG
AND A PASTRY BRUSH AND
PAINT ALONG THE OUTSIDE
OF THE PIES.
THIS WOULD BE REALLY GOOD
AT PARTIES AND, LIKE, LITTLE
GET-TOGETHERS.
THEN, GET YOUR OTHER SHEET
OF PASTRY AND PLONK IT OVER
THE TOP.
GET A ROLLING PIN AND ROLL
THAT ALL DOWN. TRIM THE
EDGES OFF.
I THINK I'M PRETTY HAPPY
WITH THIS ONE.
AND THEN FLIP IT ONTO THE
BAKING TRAY.
[Clatter]
Imi says, YES, IT'S WORKING!
YES, YES, YES! IT'S WORKING!
[Applause]
Text reads, “Adult alert.”
[Horn blares]
He says, GRAB A KNIFE AND
CAREFULLY SEPARATE EACH
OF THE PIES.
YOU WANT TO DO THIS PRETTY
QUICKLY BEFORE THE PASTRY
GETS ALL GOOEY.
NOW JUST SEPARATE ALL YOUR
PIES. AND SEAL THEM UP IF
THEY'RE LOOKING A BIT WONKY.
BRUSH ON A BIT MORE EGG TO
MAKE 'EM NICE AND SHINY.
HAVE AN ADULT CHUCK THEM
IN THE OVEN FOR ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES UNTIL
THEY'RE NICE AND BROWN
AND DELICIOUS.
[Rhythmic clapping, click]
Imi says, CHECK IT OUT, TINY
AND TERRIFIC PARTY PIES.
Imi eats
MM-MM-MMM!
LET'S TAKE 'EM TO THE DEN.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
The girl with long curly black hair and the brown-haired boy sit by a table.
The brown-haired boy says,
OH, I'M SO EXCITED TO
TASTE THESE.
The black-haired girl says, MM-HM.
Imi says, THE REVEAL TABLE!
[Whirring]
The brown-haired boy says, OH, YEAH!
The black-haired girl says, THESE
HAVE TO WIN THE AWARD FOR
THE CUTEST PIES EVER.
The brown-haired boy says,
LET'S TASTE AND RATE.
The three hosts eat the pies.
The brown-haired boy says, WHOA.
WOW. AH, THAT'S PRETTY COOL.
NICE WORK.
Imi says, DRUM ROLL, PLEASE.
[Tapping table rhymically]
Imi says, YEAH, LET'S RATE 'EM.
The three hosts each hold a paddle showing the word “Yay” on a green background.
The brown-haired boy says, TA-DAH.
Imi says, YES!
The black-haired girl says,
I USUALLY DON'T LIKE PIES BUT
THOSE WERE REALLY GOOD.
Imi says, THESE ARE THE PERFECT
SNACKS FOR THE REST OF THE
SHOW, SO... IF YOU DON'T MIND,
I'M GONNA TAKE 'EM.
The brown-haired boy says, OI!
The black-haired girl says, HEY,
GIVE US SOME!
Imi says, OH, OH, OKAY.
[Energetic music plays]
A thin line of smoke rises from an animated campfire by a tent.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Crickets chirp]
The blond-haired boy dances by a table. Text beneath him reads, “Vinnie.”
[Energetic music plays]
Vinnie says, BACKYARD GAMES A
RE GREAT. BUT YOU DON'T ALWAYS
HAVE THE SPACE TO PLAY THEM.
SO HERE'S ONE OF MY FAVOURITE
OUTDOOR GAMES... SHRINKIFIED.
A knotted blue and white sock hits a box beside a hole. Text reads, “Mini Corn Hole.” A second sock hits the box and both socks fall into the hole.
[Thump]
Vinnie says, HERE'S WHAT
YOU'LL NEED.
A SHOE BOX, SCISSORS, SOME
SOCKS AND RICE.
As Vinnie gestures at a shoe box, scissors, a pile of socks, and a cup of rice, text reads, “Shoe box.” “Scissors. Adult alert.” “Socks.” “Rice.”
[Dinging, horn blares]
Vinnie says, CORN HOLE IS A
SUPER EASY TARGET PRACTICE
GAME, AND WITH MY
SHRINKIFIED VERSION, YOU
CAN PLAY IT WHENEVER AND
WHEREVER YOU LIKE.
GRAB YOUR SHOE BOX AND DRAW
A DIAGONAL LINE ON THE INSIDE.
[Scraping, thunk]
Vinnie says, AND DO THE SAME ON
THE OPPOSITE SIDE.
[Needle scratching record, marker scrapes, upbeat music plays]
Vinnie says, OH, SORRY, I DID
IT THE WRONG WAY.
I'M JUST GONNA REDO IT.
THERE WE GO.
THE REASON I DID IT WRONG
IS 'CAUSE I DIDN'T WANT THEM
BOTH FACING THE SAME WAY.
AND JUST CUT THIS OUT.
Vinnie throws the box to his right and catches a box.
[Slide whistle]
Vinnie says, THAT ACTUALLY
LOOKS PRETTY COOL. YEP.
NOW WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IS
CUT A CIRCLE IN THE TOP. I'M GONNA
TRACE USING THIS MUG.
THIS HOLE IS GONNA BE THE TARGET
BASICALLY. THERE WE GO.
NOW JUST GET THIS CUT OUT AGAIN.
Vinnie e throws the box to his right and catches a box with a hole in it.
[Slide whistle]
Vinnie says, THAT IS PERFECT.
NOW WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IS
MAYBE DECORATE IT.
IT LOOKS A BIT TOO SHOE-BOXY.
Vinnie snaps his fingers and purple and white rings appear around the hole in the box.
[Boing]
Vinnie says, WHOA!
THAT LOOKS AMAZING.
[Scraping]
Vinnie says, BUT NOW WE NEED
SOMETHING TO THROW INTO
THIS TARGET.
WHAT YOU'RE GONNA DO,
GET A SOCK AND FILL IT WITH
SOME RICE.
CAREFUL, THIS CAN BE MESSY.
Vinnie pours rice from the cup into a teal sock with pink polka dots.
[Rattling]
He says, TIE IT UP.
AND THERE WE GO.
AND YOU'RE GOOD TO GO.
ONE LITTLE BEAN BAG.
LET'S MAKE SOME MORE.
Vinnie pours rice into more socks and throws them.
[Rattling, thumping]
Vinnie says, I RECKON WE'RE
DONE. TIME TO TEST OUT MY SKILL.
OH, FIRST! LET'S GO!
[Thumping, pew, cheering]
Vinnie says, WHOO! SWISH!
[Thumping, pew, cheering]
Vinnie says, WHOO-HOO!
FOUR FOR FOUR!
[Thumping, pew, cheering]
A MINI VERSION OF AN AMAZINGLY
FUN GAME. I'M GONNA DO IT
AGAIN. BYE!
[Pew, thump, cheering]
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Clicking, pop, slide whistle, upbeat music plays]
The girl with her hair in a ponytail stands behind a table. Text beneath her reads, “Sahara”. She lifts her arms high and jumps into the air.
[Upbeat music plays]
Sahara asks, WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE
ABOUT TINY FOOD?
[Whoosh]
Sahara says, SPOILER, NOTHING.
Sahara says, THAT'S WHY TODAY
WE'RE MAKING TINY BURGERS.
Text reads, “Egg burgers.”
Voices say, WHOA!
HERE'S WHAT YOU'RE GONNA
NEED. SOME BOILED EGGS, SALAMI,
LETTUCE, CHEESE, TOMATO,
AND PICKLES.
As Sahara points at her ingredients, text appears. The text reads, “Boiled eggs.” “Salami.” “Lettuce.” “Cheese.” “Tomato.” “Pickles.”
[Dinging]
Sahara says, I DON'T LIKE
PICKLES BUT I GUESS SOME
PEOPLE DO. UGH!
Sahara makes a disgusted face.
[Upbeat music plays]
Sahara says, OH AND MAKE
SURE YOU HAVE CLEAN HANDS.
IT'S TIME TO BUILD YOUR BURGER.
FIRST THING YOU'RE GONNA NEED
IS YOUR BOILED EGG.
NOW YOU'RE GONNA WANT TO CUT
IT THIS WAY INSTEAD OF THIS WAY,
AS IT'S GONNA ACT AS YOUR BUN.
BE CAREFUL WITH KNIVES.
NOW, GRAB YOUR SKEWER, AND
POP IT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE EGG.
SEE, SO EASY.
NEXT, GRAB YOUR SALAMI. THIS IS
GONNA BE THE BURGER PATTY.
NEXT, WE'RE GONNA PUT OUR
LETTUCE ON. COME ON, LETTUCE
IS A CLASSIC. HEALTHY BUT CLASSIC.
NOW OUR CHEESE. POP THAT ON.
AND MY FAVOURITE BIT, THE
TINY TOMATOES.
AND FOR THE FINAL INGREDIENT,
PICKLES, BUT, NAH, THEY'RE NOT
FOR ME.
[Whoosh]
Sahara says, NOW WE'RE GONNA
PUT THE TOP OF THE BUN ON.
AND THERE YOU HAVE IT, YOUR
TINY BURGER.
SO CUTE, BUT SO YUMMY.
THAT'S A TINY DELICIOUS SNACK.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
The boy with wavy black hair dances behind a table. Text beneath him reads, “Ashok.”
[Upbeat music plays]
Ashok asks, WANT THE FEELING
OF A SUPER SNOWY SKI TRIP ALL
YEAR ROUND?
WELL, TAKE A TINY AND TERRIFIC
WINTERY HOLIDAY WITH THESE
MINI-ME SNOW DOMES.
[Wind blows]
Text beside an upside-down jar reads, “Mini-Me Snow Domes.”
Ashok says, HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL NEED.
As Ashok points to his supplies, text reads, “Large jar.” “Small photo.” “Clear contact.” “Bottle cap.” “Warm water.” “Glitter.” “Glycerine.” “Low temp glue gun.”
Ashok says, A LARGE JAR, A SMALL
PHOTO OF YOURSELF, CLEAR CONTACT,
A BOTTLE CAP, WARM WATER, GLITTER,
GLYCERINE, AND A LOW TEMPERATURE
GLUE GUN.
AND A HANDY ADULT 'CAUSE THIS
THING CAN GET HOT.
SO THE FIRST THING I'M GONNA
DO IS PEEL OFF ONLY HALF OF
MY CONTACT.
THEN GRAB YOUR PHOTO,
PLACE IT DOWN. PEEL THE
REST OFF. AND FOLD IT OVER.
NOW WE'RE GONNA CUT IT,
BECAUSE THIS THING HAS TO
FIT IN OUR JAR.
Ashrok trims plastic off the sides of his enclosed photograph. Text reads, “Adult alert.”
[Horn blares]
Ashok says, THERE WE GO.
JUST MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE A
LITTLE GAP HERE, JUST SO YOU
DON'T RUIN THE PAPER.
NOW I'M GONNA ATTACH MY
PHOTO TO MY BOTTLE CAP USING
THE LOW TEMPERATURE GLUE GUN.
GLUE IT TO THE LID FACING DOWN
SO THAT ALL THE SNOW DOESN'T
STAY INSIDE THE BOTTLE CAP.
SO IT LOOKS LIKE THIS.
NOW GRAB YOUR JAR, POP YOUR
LID OFF, AND GLUE A LITTLE
CIRCLE ON THE INSIDE OF THE JAR.
AND THEN STICK YOUR BOTTLE
CAP IN THERE.
Ashok places the bottle cap with the picture down on the inside of the jar lid.
[Clink, upbeat music continues]
Ashok says, WHILE WE WAIT FOR
THIS TO DRY, IT'S TIME TO WORK
ON OUR SNOW.
[Scraping]
Ashok says, NOW GRAB YOUR JAR,
YOUR GLYCERINE, YOUR GLITTER
AND YOUR WATER.
POUR YOUR GLYCERINE IN.
GRAB ALL OF IT.
[Clinking]
Ashok says, AND GRAB YOUR
GLITTER. YOU CAN NEVER HAVE
TOO MUCH GLITTER.
NOW POUR YOUR WARM
WATER IN.
[Sloshing]
Ashok says, SNOW'S IN THE JAR,
MINI ME IS ON THE LID, THERE'S
ONLY ONE THING LEFT TO DO.
POP THAT IN.
ONCE YOU DO THAT, MY FAVOURITE
BIT, CUE THE MUSIC!
Ashok shakes the jar.
[Festive music plays, jingle bells ring, splashing]
Glitter falls around the photograph in the jar.
Ashok says, JUST A LITTLE BIT
MORE SHAKING, TURN IT AROUND.
HOW GOOD DOES THIS LOOK!
YOU HAVING A GOOD HOLIDAY,
MINI-ME? YOU LOOK A BIT
SHIVERY. WHAT'S THAT?
A LITTLE BIT OF HOT
CHOCOLATE? OKAY, COME ON.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.” “If you were tiny?”
[Energetic music plays]
Cooper says, IF I WAS TINY, I'D
PROBABLY GO LIVE WITH ANTS
AND SEE HOW THEIR LITTLE
COLONY WORKS.
Gabe says, IF I'M ALLOWED TO MAKE
ME TINY, THAT WOULD BE A VERY
NICE EXPERIENCE.
A girl with her blonde hair in a ponytail says,
I WOULD WANT TO SEE HOW IT'S
LIKE BEING SO TINY AND WALKING
AROUND EXPLORING PLACES.
Gabe says, SEEING THE WORLD FROM
AN ANT'S EYE AND SOMETHING
LIKE THAT.
Sahara says, IF THERE WAS ONE THING
IN THE WHOLE WORLD THAT I COULD
MAKE SUPER TINY, IT WOULD
PROBABLY BE, LIKE, A WATERMELON
OR A BIG FRUIT, 'CAUSE THEN IT'S
LIKE, REALLY SMALL AND IT'S,
LIKE, BITE SIZE.
THAT WOULD BE SO COOL.
The brown-haired boy says, MY
SCHOOL, SO THAT IT WAS SO
SMALL THAT WE COULDN'T FIT
IN IT, SO WE DIDN'T HAVE TO GO
TO SCHOOL.
EXACTLY, BIG BRAIN MOMENT.
A girl wears her straight black hair in a short ponytail as she dances by a table. She wears a teal and white t-shirt.
Text reads, “Marayah-Kai.”
Marayah-Kai says, CHECK OUT
THIS SUPER QUICK TINY PALLET
COASTER HACK.
Marayah-Kai smiles.
[Giggling]
Text beside a toy forklift lifting a small pallet reads, “Tiny Pallet Coaster.”
[Beeping]
Marayah-Kai says, HERE'S WHAT
YOU'LL NEED.
As Marayah-Kai gestures at her supplies, text appears. The text reads, “Ice cream sticks.” “Wood glue.” “Paint brush.”
[Dinging, upbeat music plays]
Marayah-Kai says, A BUNCH OF
ICE CREAM STICKS WITH THE TOPS
AND BOTTOM CUT OFF, WOOD GLUE,
AND A PAINT BRUSH.
NOW LET'S CREATE THE PALLET.
FOR THE BASE, YOU'RE GONNA NEED
TO GRAB THREE ICE CREAM STICKS
AND GLUE THEM TOGETHER.
FIRST, SMEAR SOME GLUE ON ONE
OF THE PALLET STICKS.
AND THEN GLUE THIS ONE ON TOP.
THEN SMEAR IT ON THE OTHER ONE.
AND PUT THIS ONE ON TOP.
JUST LIKE THAT.
Marayah-Kai glues three sticks together.
She says, NOW, REPEAT THIS TWO
MORE TIMES.
NOW THAT WE'VE GOT THE BASE,
LET'S STICK SIX ICE CREAM STICKS
ON THE TOP LIKE THIS.
FOUR, FIVE, SIX.
NOW LET'S GLUE THEM.
OH, IT'S SO TINY AND CUTE.
Voices say, AWWW!
[Giggling]
[Energetic music plays]
Marayah-Kai says, IT'S TIME FOR
MY FAVOURITE PART.
LET'S START TO GLUE IT. DON'T
FORGET TO EVENLY SPACE THEM.
[Gasp]
She says, I JUST MADE A CUTE AND
TINY PALLET. WHAT AM I GONNA
PUT ON MY PALLET?
Marayah-Kai holds a walkie-talkie by her left ear.
[Static]
She says, HEY, MUM, I'M GOING
TO NEED A GLASS OF OJ DELIVERED,
STAT.
A toy forklift carries a glass of orange juice on a tiny pallet. It rolls to stop by Marayah-Kai.
[Squeaking]
Marayah-Kai says, THANKS, MUM!
[Static, whoosh]
Marayah-Kai says, WOW, THESE
COASTERS ARE AWESOME.
DELIVER YOUR DRINKS LIKE
THEY'RE FROM A TINY WAREHOUSE.
Marayah-Kai smiles.
[Squeaking, rattling, ding]
An animated camera flashes. On an animated photograph, text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Energetic music plays]
One of the hosts, the boy with his brown hair parted on his right, dances by a table, then crouches beside it. Text reads, “Oliver.” Oliver walks to a pedestal bowl of doughnuts on a table.
[Slide whistle]
Oliver says, SO WHEN YOUR FRIENDS
AND FAMILY ARE TIRED OF BEING
PRANKED, I'VE GOT A SWEET LITTLE
PRANK TO GET BACK IN THEIR
GOOD BOOKS.
Doughnuts hang on branches in a pot. At the base of the pot, a bag of tiny toy doughnuts has a label that reads, “Donut Seeds.” Text beside the pot reads, “Tiny Donuts.”
Oliver says, HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL
NEED TO PULL OF THIS
THANKFUL PRANK.
SOME CEREAL THAT LOOKS LIKE
DONUTS, A SMALL BAG, A POT,
AND SOME REAL DONUTS.
As Oliver gestures at his supplies, text appears. The text reads, “Cereal.” “Small bag.” “Plant pot.” “Doughnuts.”
[Dinging, whoosh]
Oliver says, YUMMY.
FIRST, YOU'RE GONNA NEED
TO MAKE YOUR SEED PACKET.
YOU COULD GO SIMPLE, LIKE THIS.
OR A LITTLE MORE PROFESSIONAL.
SPOON YOUR CEREAL INTO THE BAG.
IT'S TRICKIER THAN IT LOOKS.
BUT THAT SHOULD DO.
[Tink]
Oliver says, MAKE SURE YOU'VE
GOT A POT OF SOIL READY TO GO.
NEXT UP, FIND SOMEONE TO PRANK.
Oliver wears a cap, tortoiseshell glasses, a beige cardigan, and grey shirt. He looks at a notecard.
[Upbeat music plays]
Oliver as Reg says, "TO UNCLE REG.
PLANT THESE FOR A SWEET SURPRISE."
DONUT SEEDS! I'VE NEVER HEARD
OF SUCH A THING!
WELL, I SUPPOSE I SHOULD PLANT
THEM. EVEN THOUGH I'M PRETTY
SURE THAT'S NOT HOW DONUTS
ARE MADE. I HOPE THESE WORK.
Reg plants the seeds.
[Water pours]
Oliver runs over to the table and takes the pot with soil that Reg just used. He replaces it with a pot with doughnuts hanging off branches.
Reg says, WHAT IN THE WASH
NOW?! DONUTS! DONUTS DO
GROW OFF TREES?! MARTHA!
MARTHA, YOU'LL NEVER BELIEVE
WHAT'S GONE AND HAPPENED!
Oliver says, YES, IT WORKED!
AND THERE'S EVEN SOME
LEFT OVER.
LET'S TAKE THIS TO THE DEN.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
Oliver places his doughnut tree on a table.
[Thud]
Oliver says, SO, THERE YOU
GO GUYS. MY TASTIEST
PRANK EVER.
The black-haired girl says, YUM,
HOW GOOD WOULD IT BE IF
DONUT TREES WERE A REAL THING.
Imi says, I'M EVEN ENJOYING
THESE DONUT SEEDS.
Oliver holds up a doughnut.
He asks, YOU THINK YOU CAN
CATCH A REAL ONE?
Imi says, I GUESS SO... AH!
The doughnut bounces off of Imi’s mouth.
All three hosts say, AWW!
The black-haired girl says, I MEAN,
THREE SECOND RULE, YOU CAN
STILL EAT IT.
Imi says, TRUE, TRUE.
Oliver says, WELL, THAT'S THE SHOW.
IT'S BEEN TINY AND TERRIFIC.
The black-haired girl says, SEE
YOU NEXT TIME ON...
All three hosts say, HOW TO DO
STUFF GOOD. BYE!
[Upbeat music plays]
End credits play.
Producers: Jack Yabsley. Harry Lloyd. Samantha de Alwis.
Directors: Matt Gibb. Jack Yabsley. Harry Lloyd.
A voice says, FOR MORE
INFORMATION ON HOW TO DO
STUFF GOOD, SEARCH UP "ABC ME."
Text reads, “Produced and filmed on the traditional country of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, NSW.” “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Energetic music plays, sizzling, popping, ripping]
Three teenagers run down a staircase. A girl wears her curly black hair loose over the shoulders of her yellow t-shirt. She wears pale blue denim cut-off shorts. A boy wears his light brown hair short and parted on his right. He wears a grey t-shirt with black pants. A second boy wears his short black hair in braids. He wears a bright yellow t-shirt with blue denim jeans.
[All cheering, energetic music continues]
The black-haired girl says, WANT
TO KNOW HOW TO DO STUFF GOOD?
THEN THIS IS THE SHOW FOR YOU.
The brown-haired boy says, YEP,
AND TODAY IT'S ALL ABOUT
THE LITTLE THINGS.
The black-haired boy says, THE
MINIATURE, THE MICRO, THE
SMALL, THE TEENY WEENY.
[Whooshing]
The brown-haired boy says, COMPACT,
SHRUNKEN... I'VE RUN OUT OF
SMALL WORDS.
The black-haired girl says, HERE'S
A LITTLE LOOK AT WHAT'S
COMING UP.
[Whoosh]
The two boys say, LITTLE! AH!
[Sighing]
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
A boy with short black hair wears a green short-sleeved shirt. He stands by a table with a jar of markers on it.
The boy with short black hair says,
I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU HOW TO
MAKE A MINI YOU WITH SCIENCE.
[Whoosh]
A boy with thick dark brown hair wears a grey patterned shirt over a white shirt as he stands by a table.
The boy with dark brown hair says,
I'VE GOT A MAGIC TRICK THAT
WILL GET YOU A MASSIVE REACTION.
WITH A TINY TOOTHPICK.
[Whoosh]
A girl wears her curly black hair pulled back in a ponytail. She wears a pink apron over her yellow t-shirt. Food ingredients lay on a table in front of her.
The girl with the ponytail says,
STICK AROUND FOR A TINY
TASTY TREAT.
[Whoosh]
A blond-haired boy wears a yellow and black striped t-shirt. He throws knotted socks at box with a hole in it.
The blond-haired boy says, I'LL
MAKE A PINT-SIZED VERSION OF
MY FAVOURITE BACKYARD GAME.
[Thud]
A boy with short wavy black hair wears a navy floral print shirt over a white shirt. He holds a jar in his right hand. He shakes the jar.
The boy with wavy hair says,
STICK YOUR TINY SELF INTO
A MINI SNOW STORM. AUGH!
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
The three teenaged hosts sit by a table.
The girl with curly black hair says,
I'M DEFINITELY FEELING READY
FOR OUR SMALLEST SHOW EVER.
The black-haired boy says, LET'S GET TINY!
The boy with brown hair says YEAH.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Upbeat music plays]
Text by the boy with short black hair wearing the green shirt reads, “Gabe.”
[Circus music plays]
Gabe says, FOR TODAY'S SCIENCE,
BE DELIGHTED AS I SHRINK MYSELF.
WAIT! WAIT, WHAT?
WOW, THAT, THAT SOUNDS
A BIT DANGEROUS!
UM, PRODUCERS, DO YOU THINK
THIS IS SAFE?
[High speed mumbling]
Gabe says, OH, OH!
WE'RE NOT ACTUALLY-- IT'S JUST
A PICTURE OF--
AH, THAT SOUNDS MORE SAFE.
OH, THANK GOODNESS.
Text reads, “Shrinking Gabe.” Lights glow in a clear box. On top, a drawing of Gabe on clear plastic looms over drawings of smaller people and a drawing of a bag of food.
[Circus music plays]
Gabe says, WHAT YOU'RE GONNA
NEED IS SOME SHRINK PAPER
OR SOME SUSHI CONTAINERS,
ASSORTED PENS AND MARKERS,
A PICTURE OF YOURSELF. AND
SOME SCISSORS.
As Gabe gestures at his supplies, text reads, “Sushi container.” “Pens.” “Self-portrait.” “Scissors.” “Adult alert.”
[Dinging, clatter, alarm]
[Upbeat music plays]
Gabe says, SO YOU'VE PROBABLY
SEEN THIS BEFORE.
DRAW A PICTURE ONTO SUSHI
CONTAINERS, PUT IT IN THE OVEN,
AND THEN POOF, IT'S TINY.
BUT HOW?!
[Rustling, whoosh]
Gabe says, THE ANSWER, MY FRIENDS,
IS SCIENCE.
SO, START OFF BY DRAWING A
PICTURE OF YOURSELF.
YOU COULD ALSO TRACE OVER
A PHOTO AS WELL.
Gabe traces his self-portrait on to the sushi paper with a black marker.
Gabe says, NOW, COLOUR YOUR
PICTURE IN. AND WE'RE DONE.
PRETTY GOOD, ISN'T IT?
Gabe holds up his drawing on the sushi paper.
He says, NOW JUST CUT AROUND
THE PICTURE AND PUT A HOLE
THROUGH THE TOP.
I'M GONNA LEAVE A BIT OF A
CLEAR BORDER OF PLASTIC
AROUND THE EDGE.
Gabe cuts out his picture.
[Snipping]
He says, NOW LAY IT ON SOME
BAKING PAPER AND LEAVE IT
IN THE OVEN FOR ABOUT
THREE MINUTES.
Gabe puts his picture on a baking tray. Text reads, “Adult alert.”
[Horn, whoosh]
Gabe explains, THE SUSHI
CONTAINER AND OTHER
SHRINKABLE THINGS ARE
MADE OF POLYMERS.
Text over a circle with round white circles inside of it reads, “Polymers.”
He continues, POLYMERS
USUALLY HANG OUT IN
MESSY CLUMPS LIKE THIS.
BUT WHEN THEY GET PROCESSED,
HEAT IS USED TO STRETCH THE
POLYMERS OUT LIKE THIS.
Text beside the circle reads, “Heat.”
[Sizzling]
Gabe says, THAT'S HOW YOU
GET NICE THIN, SHINY PLASTIC.
BUT IF YOU HEAT THEM UP AGAIN,
THE POLYMERS GET ENERGISED AND
WANT TO GO BACK TO THEIR NORMAL
VIBE, WHICH IS ALL BUNCHED UP.
Text over the circle with round white circles inside of it reads, “Polymers.” Text by wavy lines beside the circle reads, “Heat.”
[Sizzling, whooshing, ding]
Gabe says, SO YOU PUT THEM
IN THE OVEN, AND BLAMMO!
THEY GO BACK TO TINY.
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
YOU SHRINK CHIP PACKETS
MADE OF POLYMER.
LOOK AT IT IT'S SO TINY.
AND THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN YOU SHRINK ME IN
THE OVEN!
[Whoosh]
He says, WELL, A PICTURE OF ME.
Gabe holds up his shrunken picture.
Gabe says, TAH-DAH!
TINY GABE!
READY TO HANG ON YOUR BAG
OR A NECKLACE NEAR YOUR
HEART. ANYONE? NO-ONE?
OKAY, THAT'S OKAY. BYE!
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Cheering]
The boy with dark brown hair walks to a table. He holds a playing card, then juggles balls. Text reads, Cooper.
[Upbeat music plays]
Cooper says, NOT ALL MAGIC
HAS TO BE MASSIVE EXPLOSIONS
OR PEOPLE BEING SAWN IN HALF.
SOME OF THE BEST MAGIC IS TINY.
LIKE, MY INNOCENT
LITTLE TOOTHPICK.
BUT ONCE I GIVE IT A BIG THROW.
Cooper throws the toothpick up into the air and looks up.
Cooper asks, CAN YOU SEE IT?
The toothpick appears in his hand.
Cooper says, COOL, HUH?! MAGIC!
YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW IT'S DONE?
YOU'VE GOT TO PROMISE NOT TO
TELL ANYONE, OKAY? DEAL?
Text beside falling toothpicks reads, “Toothpick Magic.” Cooper points to a toothpick and tape in a tape dispenser. Text reads, “Toothpick.” “Sticky tape.”
[Dinging, upbeat music continues]
Cooper says, ALL YOU NEED FOR
THIS TRICK IS A TOOTHPICK
AND TAPE.
THIS COULD NOT BE EASIER AND
I RECKON EVERYONE CAN DO THIS.
SO YOU JUST GRAB A BIT OF TAPE,
JUST ENOUGH TO HOLD IT ON YOUR
THUMB. AND YOU-YOU GRAB THE
TOOTHPICK AND POP IT ON THERE.
AND GET THE TAPE, AND JUST HOLD
IT THERE.
Cooper tapes the toothpick to the back of his thumb.
Cooper says, NOW YOU'RE
HALFWAY THERE.
NOW ALL YOU NEED TO DO
IS PERFORM THE TRICK.
TO MAKE THE TRICK LOOK GREAT,
YOU POP YOUR TOP TWO FINGERS
ON TOP OF THAT, AND SO IT LOOKS
LIKE YOU'RE HOLDING THE
TOOTHPICK, AND THEN YOU
WANT TO MAKE IT DISAPPEAR
JUST LIFT IT UP AND IT WILL
HIDE BEHIND YOUR THUMB.
YOU JUST WANT TO PRETEND
LIKE YOU'RE THROWING IT SO
JUST PRACTICE THAT HEAPS.
THE FUNNIEST THING TO DO
WITH THIS TRICK IS TO SEE HOW
LONG YOUR FRIENDS CAN THINK
THAT THE TOOTHPICK IS IN
THE AIR.
I'M REALLY GONNA SEND THIS ONE.
Cooper pretends to throw the toothpick.
Cooper says, AHH!
THIS COULD TAKE A WHILE. WE
BETTER CHECK IN WITH THE OTHERS.
Animated liquid pours into a cup. Text on the cup reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Splashing]
Text reads, “Fave Tiny Things?”
[Upbeat music plays]
The black-haired host asks,
MY FAVOURITE TINY THINGS?
A girl with her black hair in a short ponytail says,
MY FAVOURITE TINY THING
WOULD PROBABLY BE...
Cooper says, BABY STICK INSECTS.
The girl with the short ponytail says,
TAPIOCA PEARLS.
The black-haired host says, PROBABLY
MY MUM, 'CAUSE SHE IS REALLY SHORT.
YEAH, SHE COMES UP TO, LIKE, HERE.
Cooper says, I ACTUALLY HAVE A
MOTHER, FEMALE, A BABY STICK
INSECT, AND SHE JUST LAID EGGS
YESTERDAY. SO I'M VERY EXCITED
FOR THEM TO HATCH.
THEY ARE JUST SO CUTE. CUTE.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
Imi, the black-haired host, dances by a table covered with bowls of food, an ice cube tray, and a wooden cutting board. He wears a dark blue apron over his bright yellow t-shirt. Text reads, “Imi.” Text over a bowl of small pastries reads, “Ice Cube Pies.”
[Energetic music plays]
Imi says, FOR MY KITCHEN HACK
TODAY, IT'S THE PERFECT PARTY
SNACK. THEY'RE TINY BUT MIGHTY
ICE CUBE PARTY PIES.
THIS COULDN'T BE EASIER TO MAKE.
YOU'LL NEED SOME PASTRY, AN ICE
CUBE TRAY, SOME MINCE BEEF, SOME
CHEESE, SOME ONIONS, SALT AND
PEPPER, AND AN EGG.
As Imi points to ingredients, text reads, “Pastry.” “Ice-cube tray.” “Mince Beef.” “Cheese.” “Onion.” “Salt and pepper.” “Egg.” “Clean hands.”
[Dinging, clatter]
Imi says, AND OF COURSE,
CLEAN HANDS.
FIRST UP, MIX ALL THE
INGREDIENTS TOGETHER.
MAKE SURE YOU USE COOKED
MINCE BEEF 'CAUSE WE
DON'T WANT A RAW PIE.
UGH, YUCKY.
Imi puts a bowl on the table.
[Thunk]
He says, CHEESE, SOME GRATED
ONIONS, AND A PINCH OF SALT
AND PEPPER.
SO THESE ARE, SORT OF, GONNA
BE CHEESY, BEEFY PIES.
AND THEN GIVE IT A BIG MIX.
REALLY YOU COULD USE
WHATEVER FILLINGS YOU WANT.
IT'S YOUR PARTY, PIE PAL.
[Whoosh]
He says, NEXT, YOU PUT SOME
COOKING SPRAY ON THE ICE
CUBE TRAYS TO STOP THE PASTRY
FROM STICKING.
[Spraying]
Imi says, YOU WANT TO CUT
YOUR PASTRY IN HALF SO IT
FITS ONTO THE ICE CUBE TRAY.
AND LAY IT ON TOP OF YOUR ICE
CUBE TRAY.
AND IT SHOULD FIT PERFECTLY.
JUST LIKE THAT.
THEN YOU WANT TO GET YOUR
CLEAN KNUCKLE AND PUSH THE
PASTRY INTO THE LITTLE HOLES.
JUST A LITTLE BIT.
YOU DON'T WANT TO RIP THE
PASTRY HERE.
Imi gently pushes the pastry into the tray without tearing the pastry.
[Whoosh]
Imi says, ADD A DOLLOP OF
THE FILLING INTO EACH OF
THE HOLES.
I LOVE PIES SO MUCH.
[Whooshing]
Imi says, NEXT, YOU WANT
TO GET YOUR CRACKED EGG
AND A PASTRY BRUSH AND
PAINT ALONG THE OUTSIDE
OF THE PIES.
THIS WOULD BE REALLY GOOD
AT PARTIES AND, LIKE, LITTLE
GET-TOGETHERS.
THEN, GET YOUR OTHER SHEET
OF PASTRY AND PLONK IT OVER
THE TOP.
GET A ROLLING PIN AND ROLL
THAT ALL DOWN. TRIM THE
EDGES OFF.
I THINK I'M PRETTY HAPPY
WITH THIS ONE.
AND THEN FLIP IT ONTO THE
BAKING TRAY.
[Clatter]
Imi says, YES, IT'S WORKING!
YES, YES, YES! IT'S WORKING!
[Applause]
Text reads, “Adult alert.”
[Horn blares]
He says, GRAB A KNIFE AND
CAREFULLY SEPARATE EACH
OF THE PIES.
YOU WANT TO DO THIS PRETTY
QUICKLY BEFORE THE PASTRY
GETS ALL GOOEY.
NOW JUST SEPARATE ALL YOUR
PIES. AND SEAL THEM UP IF
THEY'RE LOOKING A BIT WONKY.
BRUSH ON A BIT MORE EGG TO
MAKE 'EM NICE AND SHINY.
HAVE AN ADULT CHUCK THEM
IN THE OVEN FOR ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES UNTIL
THEY'RE NICE AND BROWN
AND DELICIOUS.
[Rhythmic clapping, click]
Imi says, CHECK IT OUT, TINY
AND TERRIFIC PARTY PIES.
Imi eats
MM-MM-MMM!
LET'S TAKE 'EM TO THE DEN.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
The girl with long curly black hair and the brown-haired boy sit by a table.
The brown-haired boy says,
OH, I'M SO EXCITED TO
TASTE THESE.
The black-haired girl says, MM-HM.
Imi says, THE REVEAL TABLE!
[Whirring]
The brown-haired boy says, OH, YEAH!
The black-haired girl says, THESE
HAVE TO WIN THE AWARD FOR
THE CUTEST PIES EVER.
The brown-haired boy says,
LET'S TASTE AND RATE.
The three hosts eat the pies.
The brown-haired boy says, WHOA.
WOW. AH, THAT'S PRETTY COOL.
NICE WORK.
Imi says, DRUM ROLL, PLEASE.
[Tapping table rhymically]
Imi says, YEAH, LET'S RATE 'EM.
The three hosts each hold a paddle showing the word “Yay” on a green background.
The brown-haired boy says, TA-DAH.
Imi says, YES!
The black-haired girl says,
I USUALLY DON'T LIKE PIES BUT
THOSE WERE REALLY GOOD.
Imi says, THESE ARE THE PERFECT
SNACKS FOR THE REST OF THE
SHOW, SO... IF YOU DON'T MIND,
I'M GONNA TAKE 'EM.
The brown-haired boy says, OI!
The black-haired girl says, HEY,
GIVE US SOME!
Imi says, OH, OH, OKAY.
[Energetic music plays]
A thin line of smoke rises from an animated campfire by a tent.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Crickets chirp]
The blond-haired boy dances by a table. Text beneath him reads, “Vinnie.”
[Energetic music plays]
Vinnie says, BACKYARD GAMES A
RE GREAT. BUT YOU DON'T ALWAYS
HAVE THE SPACE TO PLAY THEM.
SO HERE'S ONE OF MY FAVOURITE
OUTDOOR GAMES... SHRINKIFIED.
A knotted blue and white sock hits a box beside a hole. Text reads, “Mini Corn Hole.” A second sock hits the box and both socks fall into the hole.
[Thump]
Vinnie says, HERE'S WHAT
YOU'LL NEED.
A SHOE BOX, SCISSORS, SOME
SOCKS AND RICE.
As Vinnie gestures at a shoe box, scissors, a pile of socks, and a cup of rice, text reads, “Shoe box.” “Scissors. Adult alert.” “Socks.” “Rice.”
[Dinging, horn blares]
Vinnie says, CORN HOLE IS A
SUPER EASY TARGET PRACTICE
GAME, AND WITH MY
SHRINKIFIED VERSION, YOU
CAN PLAY IT WHENEVER AND
WHEREVER YOU LIKE.
GRAB YOUR SHOE BOX AND DRAW
A DIAGONAL LINE ON THE INSIDE.
[Scraping, thunk]
Vinnie says, AND DO THE SAME ON
THE OPPOSITE SIDE.
[Needle scratching record, marker scrapes, upbeat music plays]
Vinnie says, OH, SORRY, I DID
IT THE WRONG WAY.
I'M JUST GONNA REDO IT.
THERE WE GO.
THE REASON I DID IT WRONG
IS 'CAUSE I DIDN'T WANT THEM
BOTH FACING THE SAME WAY.
AND JUST CUT THIS OUT.
Vinnie throws the box to his right and catches a box.
[Slide whistle]
Vinnie says, THAT ACTUALLY
LOOKS PRETTY COOL. YEP.
NOW WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IS
CUT A CIRCLE IN THE TOP. I'M GONNA
TRACE USING THIS MUG.
THIS HOLE IS GONNA BE THE TARGET
BASICALLY. THERE WE GO.
NOW JUST GET THIS CUT OUT AGAIN.
Vinnie e throws the box to his right and catches a box with a hole in it.
[Slide whistle]
Vinnie says, THAT IS PERFECT.
NOW WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IS
MAYBE DECORATE IT.
IT LOOKS A BIT TOO SHOE-BOXY.
Vinnie snaps his fingers and purple and white rings appear around the hole in the box.
[Boing]
Vinnie says, WHOA!
THAT LOOKS AMAZING.
[Scraping]
Vinnie says, BUT NOW WE NEED
SOMETHING TO THROW INTO
THIS TARGET.
WHAT YOU'RE GONNA DO,
GET A SOCK AND FILL IT WITH
SOME RICE.
CAREFUL, THIS CAN BE MESSY.
Vinnie pours rice from the cup into a teal sock with pink polka dots.
[Rattling]
He says, TIE IT UP.
AND THERE WE GO.
AND YOU'RE GOOD TO GO.
ONE LITTLE BEAN BAG.
LET'S MAKE SOME MORE.
Vinnie pours rice into more socks and throws them.
[Rattling, thumping]
Vinnie says, I RECKON WE'RE
DONE. TIME TO TEST OUT MY SKILL.
OH, FIRST! LET'S GO!
[Thumping, pew, cheering]
Vinnie says, WHOO! SWISH!
[Thumping, pew, cheering]
Vinnie says, WHOO-HOO!
FOUR FOR FOUR!
[Thumping, pew, cheering]
A MINI VERSION OF AN AMAZINGLY
FUN GAME. I'M GONNA DO IT
AGAIN. BYE!
[Pew, thump, cheering]
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Clicking, pop, slide whistle, upbeat music plays]
The girl with her hair in a ponytail stands behind a table. Text beneath her reads, “Sahara”. She lifts her arms high and jumps into the air.
[Upbeat music plays]
Sahara asks, WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE
ABOUT TINY FOOD?
[Whoosh]
Sahara says, SPOILER, NOTHING.
Sahara says, THAT'S WHY TODAY
WE'RE MAKING TINY BURGERS.
Text reads, “Egg burgers.”
Voices say, WHOA!
HERE'S WHAT YOU'RE GONNA
NEED. SOME BOILED EGGS, SALAMI,
LETTUCE, CHEESE, TOMATO,
AND PICKLES.
As Sahara points at her ingredients, text appears. The text reads, “Boiled eggs.” “Salami.” “Lettuce.” “Cheese.” “Tomato.” “Pickles.”
[Dinging]
Sahara says, I DON'T LIKE
PICKLES BUT I GUESS SOME
PEOPLE DO. UGH!
Sahara makes a disgusted face.
[Upbeat music plays]
Sahara says, OH AND MAKE
SURE YOU HAVE CLEAN HANDS.
IT'S TIME TO BUILD YOUR BURGER.
FIRST THING YOU'RE GONNA NEED
IS YOUR BOILED EGG.
NOW YOU'RE GONNA WANT TO CUT
IT THIS WAY INSTEAD OF THIS WAY,
AS IT'S GONNA ACT AS YOUR BUN.
BE CAREFUL WITH KNIVES.
NOW, GRAB YOUR SKEWER, AND
POP IT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE EGG.
SEE, SO EASY.
NEXT, GRAB YOUR SALAMI. THIS IS
GONNA BE THE BURGER PATTY.
NEXT, WE'RE GONNA PUT OUR
LETTUCE ON. COME ON, LETTUCE
IS A CLASSIC. HEALTHY BUT CLASSIC.
NOW OUR CHEESE. POP THAT ON.
AND MY FAVOURITE BIT, THE
TINY TOMATOES.
AND FOR THE FINAL INGREDIENT,
PICKLES, BUT, NAH, THEY'RE NOT
FOR ME.
[Whoosh]
Sahara says, NOW WE'RE GONNA
PUT THE TOP OF THE BUN ON.
AND THERE YOU HAVE IT, YOUR
TINY BURGER.
SO CUTE, BUT SO YUMMY.
THAT'S A TINY DELICIOUS SNACK.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
The boy with wavy black hair dances behind a table. Text beneath him reads, “Ashok.”
[Upbeat music plays]
Ashok asks, WANT THE FEELING
OF A SUPER SNOWY SKI TRIP ALL
YEAR ROUND?
WELL, TAKE A TINY AND TERRIFIC
WINTERY HOLIDAY WITH THESE
MINI-ME SNOW DOMES.
[Wind blows]
Text beside an upside-down jar reads, “Mini-Me Snow Domes.”
Ashok says, HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL NEED.
As Ashok points to his supplies, text reads, “Large jar.” “Small photo.” “Clear contact.” “Bottle cap.” “Warm water.” “Glitter.” “Glycerine.” “Low temp glue gun.”
Ashok says, A LARGE JAR, A SMALL
PHOTO OF YOURSELF, CLEAR CONTACT,
A BOTTLE CAP, WARM WATER, GLITTER,
GLYCERINE, AND A LOW TEMPERATURE
GLUE GUN.
AND A HANDY ADULT 'CAUSE THIS
THING CAN GET HOT.
SO THE FIRST THING I'M GONNA
DO IS PEEL OFF ONLY HALF OF
MY CONTACT.
THEN GRAB YOUR PHOTO,
PLACE IT DOWN. PEEL THE
REST OFF. AND FOLD IT OVER.
NOW WE'RE GONNA CUT IT,
BECAUSE THIS THING HAS TO
FIT IN OUR JAR.
Ashrok trims plastic off the sides of his enclosed photograph. Text reads, “Adult alert.”
[Horn blares]
Ashok says, THERE WE GO.
JUST MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE A
LITTLE GAP HERE, JUST SO YOU
DON'T RUIN THE PAPER.
NOW I'M GONNA ATTACH MY
PHOTO TO MY BOTTLE CAP USING
THE LOW TEMPERATURE GLUE GUN.
GLUE IT TO THE LID FACING DOWN
SO THAT ALL THE SNOW DOESN'T
STAY INSIDE THE BOTTLE CAP.
SO IT LOOKS LIKE THIS.
NOW GRAB YOUR JAR, POP YOUR
LID OFF, AND GLUE A LITTLE
CIRCLE ON THE INSIDE OF THE JAR.
AND THEN STICK YOUR BOTTLE
CAP IN THERE.
Ashok places the bottle cap with the picture down on the inside of the jar lid.
[Clink, upbeat music continues]
Ashok says, WHILE WE WAIT FOR
THIS TO DRY, IT'S TIME TO WORK
ON OUR SNOW.
[Scraping]
Ashok says, NOW GRAB YOUR JAR,
YOUR GLYCERINE, YOUR GLITTER
AND YOUR WATER.
POUR YOUR GLYCERINE IN.
GRAB ALL OF IT.
[Clinking]
Ashok says, AND GRAB YOUR
GLITTER. YOU CAN NEVER HAVE
TOO MUCH GLITTER.
NOW POUR YOUR WARM
WATER IN.
[Sloshing]
Ashok says, SNOW'S IN THE JAR,
MINI ME IS ON THE LID, THERE'S
ONLY ONE THING LEFT TO DO.
POP THAT IN.
ONCE YOU DO THAT, MY FAVOURITE
BIT, CUE THE MUSIC!
Ashok shakes the jar.
[Festive music plays, jingle bells ring, splashing]
Glitter falls around the photograph in the jar.
Ashok says, JUST A LITTLE BIT
MORE SHAKING, TURN IT AROUND.
HOW GOOD DOES THIS LOOK!
YOU HAVING A GOOD HOLIDAY,
MINI-ME? YOU LOOK A BIT
SHIVERY. WHAT'S THAT?
A LITTLE BIT OF HOT
CHOCOLATE? OKAY, COME ON.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.” “If you were tiny?”
[Energetic music plays]
Cooper says, IF I WAS TINY, I'D
PROBABLY GO LIVE WITH ANTS
AND SEE HOW THEIR LITTLE
COLONY WORKS.
Gabe says, IF I'M ALLOWED TO MAKE
ME TINY, THAT WOULD BE A VERY
NICE EXPERIENCE.
A girl with her blonde hair in a ponytail says,
I WOULD WANT TO SEE HOW IT'S
LIKE BEING SO TINY AND WALKING
AROUND EXPLORING PLACES.
Gabe says, SEEING THE WORLD FROM
AN ANT'S EYE AND SOMETHING
LIKE THAT.
Sahara says, IF THERE WAS ONE THING
IN THE WHOLE WORLD THAT I COULD
MAKE SUPER TINY, IT WOULD
PROBABLY BE, LIKE, A WATERMELON
OR A BIG FRUIT, 'CAUSE THEN IT'S
LIKE, REALLY SMALL AND IT'S,
LIKE, BITE SIZE.
THAT WOULD BE SO COOL.
The brown-haired boy says, MY
SCHOOL, SO THAT IT WAS SO
SMALL THAT WE COULDN'T FIT
IN IT, SO WE DIDN'T HAVE TO GO
TO SCHOOL.
EXACTLY, BIG BRAIN MOMENT.
A girl wears her straight black hair in a short ponytail as she dances by a table. She wears a teal and white t-shirt.
Text reads, “Marayah-Kai.”
Marayah-Kai says, CHECK OUT
THIS SUPER QUICK TINY PALLET
COASTER HACK.
Marayah-Kai smiles.
[Giggling]
Text beside a toy forklift lifting a small pallet reads, “Tiny Pallet Coaster.”
[Beeping]
Marayah-Kai says, HERE'S WHAT
YOU'LL NEED.
As Marayah-Kai gestures at her supplies, text appears. The text reads, “Ice cream sticks.” “Wood glue.” “Paint brush.”
[Dinging, upbeat music plays]
Marayah-Kai says, A BUNCH OF
ICE CREAM STICKS WITH THE TOPS
AND BOTTOM CUT OFF, WOOD GLUE,
AND A PAINT BRUSH.
NOW LET'S CREATE THE PALLET.
FOR THE BASE, YOU'RE GONNA NEED
TO GRAB THREE ICE CREAM STICKS
AND GLUE THEM TOGETHER.
FIRST, SMEAR SOME GLUE ON ONE
OF THE PALLET STICKS.
AND THEN GLUE THIS ONE ON TOP.
THEN SMEAR IT ON THE OTHER ONE.
AND PUT THIS ONE ON TOP.
JUST LIKE THAT.
Marayah-Kai glues three sticks together.
She says, NOW, REPEAT THIS TWO
MORE TIMES.
NOW THAT WE'VE GOT THE BASE,
LET'S STICK SIX ICE CREAM STICKS
ON THE TOP LIKE THIS.
FOUR, FIVE, SIX.
NOW LET'S GLUE THEM.
OH, IT'S SO TINY AND CUTE.
Voices say, AWWW!
[Giggling]
[Energetic music plays]
Marayah-Kai says, IT'S TIME FOR
MY FAVOURITE PART.
LET'S START TO GLUE IT. DON'T
FORGET TO EVENLY SPACE THEM.
[Gasp]
She says, I JUST MADE A CUTE AND
TINY PALLET. WHAT AM I GONNA
PUT ON MY PALLET?
Marayah-Kai holds a walkie-talkie by her left ear.
[Static]
She says, HEY, MUM, I'M GOING
TO NEED A GLASS OF OJ DELIVERED,
STAT.
A toy forklift carries a glass of orange juice on a tiny pallet. It rolls to stop by Marayah-Kai.
[Squeaking]
Marayah-Kai says, THANKS, MUM!
[Static, whoosh]
Marayah-Kai says, WOW, THESE
COASTERS ARE AWESOME.
DELIVER YOUR DRINKS LIKE
THEY'RE FROM A TINY WAREHOUSE.
Marayah-Kai smiles.
[Squeaking, rattling, ding]
An animated camera flashes. On an animated photograph, text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
[Energetic music plays]
One of the hosts, the boy with his brown hair parted on his right, dances by a table, then crouches beside it. Text reads, “Oliver.” Oliver walks to a pedestal bowl of doughnuts on a table.
[Slide whistle]
Oliver says, SO WHEN YOUR FRIENDS
AND FAMILY ARE TIRED OF BEING
PRANKED, I'VE GOT A SWEET LITTLE
PRANK TO GET BACK IN THEIR
GOOD BOOKS.
Doughnuts hang on branches in a pot. At the base of the pot, a bag of tiny toy doughnuts has a label that reads, “Donut Seeds.” Text beside the pot reads, “Tiny Donuts.”
Oliver says, HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL
NEED TO PULL OF THIS
THANKFUL PRANK.
SOME CEREAL THAT LOOKS LIKE
DONUTS, A SMALL BAG, A POT,
AND SOME REAL DONUTS.
As Oliver gestures at his supplies, text appears. The text reads, “Cereal.” “Small bag.” “Plant pot.” “Doughnuts.”
[Dinging, whoosh]
Oliver says, YUMMY.
FIRST, YOU'RE GONNA NEED
TO MAKE YOUR SEED PACKET.
YOU COULD GO SIMPLE, LIKE THIS.
OR A LITTLE MORE PROFESSIONAL.
SPOON YOUR CEREAL INTO THE BAG.
IT'S TRICKIER THAN IT LOOKS.
BUT THAT SHOULD DO.
[Tink]
Oliver says, MAKE SURE YOU'VE
GOT A POT OF SOIL READY TO GO.
NEXT UP, FIND SOMEONE TO PRANK.
Oliver wears a cap, tortoiseshell glasses, a beige cardigan, and grey shirt. He looks at a notecard.
[Upbeat music plays]
Oliver as Reg says, "TO UNCLE REG.
PLANT THESE FOR A SWEET SURPRISE."
DONUT SEEDS! I'VE NEVER HEARD
OF SUCH A THING!
WELL, I SUPPOSE I SHOULD PLANT
THEM. EVEN THOUGH I'M PRETTY
SURE THAT'S NOT HOW DONUTS
ARE MADE. I HOPE THESE WORK.
Reg plants the seeds.
[Water pours]
Oliver runs over to the table and takes the pot with soil that Reg just used. He replaces it with a pot with doughnuts hanging off branches.
Reg says, WHAT IN THE WASH
NOW?! DONUTS! DONUTS DO
GROW OFF TREES?! MARTHA!
MARTHA, YOU'LL NEVER BELIEVE
WHAT'S GONE AND HAPPENED!
Oliver says, YES, IT WORKED!
AND THERE'S EVEN SOME
LEFT OVER.
LET'S TAKE THIS TO THE DEN.
Text reads, “How to do Stuff Good.”
Oliver places his doughnut tree on a table.
[Thud]
Oliver says, SO, THERE YOU
GO GUYS. MY TASTIEST
PRANK EVER.
The black-haired girl says, YUM,
HOW GOOD WOULD IT BE IF
DONUT TREES WERE A REAL THING.
Imi says, I'M EVEN ENJOYING
THESE DONUT SEEDS.
Oliver holds up a doughnut.
He asks, YOU THINK YOU CAN
CATCH A REAL ONE?
Imi says, I GUESS SO... AH!
The doughnut bounces off of Imi’s mouth.
All three hosts say, AWW!
The black-haired girl says, I MEAN,
THREE SECOND RULE, YOU CAN
STILL EAT IT.
Imi says, TRUE, TRUE.
Oliver says, WELL, THAT'S THE SHOW.
IT'S BEEN TINY AND TERRIFIC.
The black-haired girl says, SEE
YOU NEXT TIME ON...
All three hosts say, HOW TO DO
STUFF GOOD. BYE!
[Upbeat music plays]
End credits play.
Producers: Jack Yabsley. Harry Lloyd. Samantha de Alwis.
Directors: Matt Gibb. Jack Yabsley. Harry Lloyd.
A voice says, FOR MORE
INFORMATION ON HOW TO DO
STUFF GOOD, SEARCH UP "ABC ME."
Text reads, “Produced and filmed on the traditional country of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, NSW.” “How to do Stuff Good.”
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