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Peekaboo is the ninth episode of the third series of Numberblocks. It is the 39th episode overall.

Synopsis[]

The Numberblocks sing about smaller numbers hiding behind bigger numbers.

Characters[]

Lyrics[]

Verse 1[]

Three: 3 is bigger than 2,

Two: I can hide behind you.

Three: 4 is bigger than 3,

Four: 3 can hide behind me!

Chorus 1[]

Three: Peekaboo! I'm hiding behind you.

Four: Cause I'm bigger than you; no one will find you.

One: Where have they gone? Go and give us a clue!

Three and Two: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Verse 2[]

Two: 1 is smaller than 2,

One: I can hide behind you.

Two: 2 is smaller than 3,

Three: You can hide behind me!

Chorus 2[]

Two: Peekaboo!

Three: You're hiding behind me.

Two: Cause I'm smaller than you; no one will find me.

Four: Where have they gone? Go and give us a clue!

Two and One: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Verse 3[]

Two and One: 2+1 is the same as 3,

Three: Both of you can hide behind me!

Three and One: 3+1 is the same as 4,

Four: I can hide you both for sure!

Chorus 3[]

Three and One: Peekaboo! We're hiding behind you.

Four: Cause I'm equal to you; no one will find you.

Five: Where have they gone? Go and give us a clue!

Three and One: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Two and One: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

(This needs two Ones, thus making an argument because there was only one One)

Two: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Verse 4 (door)[]

Five: 5 is bigger than 4,

I'll never fit though the door! Ow! Ow! Oww!

Three: 3 is smaller than 4,

I can get through the 4 door!

Three and One: 3+1 is the same as 4,

We can fit through the 4 door!

The Terrible Twos: 2+2 is the same as 4,

The Terrible Twos and Four: We can even up the score!

Chorus 4[]

The Terrible Twos: Peekaboo! We're hiding behind you.

Four: Cause I'm equal to you; no one will find you.

Six: Where have they gone? Go and give us a clue!

The Terrible Twos: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Three and One: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Bridge 1[]

Five: If you're bigger than me you can hide me,

(6>5)

As long as you make the right shape.

(7>5)

If you're smaller than me you it'll never work, (3<5)

No matter what shape you make!

(4 is a square)

(4<5)

(4 is an L)

(4<5)

Verse 5 (beds)[]

Six: 6 won't fit into 4's little bed,

I can lie down in 10's bed instead.

Ten: 7's bed is too small for 10,

My feet will stick right out the end.

Chorus 5[]

Five: Peekaboo! I'm hiding behind you.

If you're bigger than me;

Six: No one will find you.

Seven: Where have they gone? Go and give us a clue!

Five: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Four: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Verse 6 (book)[]

Six: 4 can't reach up to 6 himself.

(4<6)

Four: I'll have to leave that book on the shelf.

Eight: 8 can bend down to reach the book!

(8>6>4)

Six: 6 can peek through and take a look.

(6=6)

Chorus 6[]

Six: Peekaboo! I'm hiding behind you.

If you're bigger than me;

Eight: No one can find you.

Nine: Where have they gone? Go and give us a clue!

Six: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Four: Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Summary[]

One: 1 is smaller than/Two: fewer than/Three: less than...

1<2<3<4, 5<6<7, and 8<9<10

Ten: And 10 is bigger than/Nine: more than/Eight: greater than...

10>9>8>7, 6>5>4>3, and 3>2>1...

Final Chorus[]

The Odd Numbers: Peekaboo! I'm hiding behind you.

The Even Numbers: Cause I'm bigger than you; no one will find you.

The Odd Numbers: Where have they gone? Go and give us a clue!

All: Can you see me? Peekaboo! Can you see me? Peekaboo!

Math Magic[]

  • 1 < 2 (segment)
  • 2 < 3 (segment)
  • 2 + 1 = 3 (comparing)
  • 3 + 1 = 4 (comparing)
  • 5 > 4 (segment)
  • 3 < 4 (segment)
  • 2 + 2 = 4 (comparing)
  • 3 + 1 = 2 + 2 (comparing)
  • 6 > 5 (segment)
  • 7 > 5
  • 3 < 5
  • 4 < 5
  • 6 < 10
  • 10 > 7
  • 4 < 6
  • 8 > 6
  • 6 = 6
  • 5 < 6 (segment only)
  • 6 < 7 (segment only)
  • 7 < 8
  • 8 < 9 (segment only)
  • 9 < 10 (segment only)
  • 10 > 9 (segment only)
  • 9 < 8 (segment only)
  • 8 > 7 (segment only)
  • 7 > 6
  • 6 > 5 (segment only)
  • 4 > 3 (segment only)
  • 3 > 2 (segment only)
  • 2 > 1 (segment only)

Trivia[]

  • Song: Peekaboo!
  • The Terrible Twos return in this episode.
    • Speaking of, this is the first time the Terrible Twos don't do something mischievous. The second would be Mirror, Mirror.
    • The Terrible Twos can sing in this episode only.
    • Ironically, Four also seems happy with the Terrible Twos.
  • Two and Ten stay vertical in this episode.
  • This is the fourth time Nine doesn't sneeze.
  • This is the second musical episode featuring One to Ten.
  • The only time Nine is a square is when he says "More than."
  • The argument:
    • Three: Where's the Peekaboo? You're supposed to be 2 + 1, which is the same as 3, then you jump out and say Peekaboo!
    • One: You can't make me do it myself, I'm just One! I can't be Two and One! [inaudible mumbling]; and I'm only one One!
    • Two: [nervous noises]
  • Five could’ve turned herself into 2L+3 and slide sideways and going through Four’s door.
  • When Three and Four fail to hide Five, the same buzzer sound each time I tells a lie from Mine was used.
  • This episode aired 6 years after Hat.
  • At the last scene, the smaller dancing partners can be seen saying "Cause I'm greater than you no one will find you!", even though they're smaller than their partners.
  • If you look carefully, you will notice that at one point, Three and One roll their eyes at each other during their argument.
  • The song started when the episode is started, just like Numberblobs.
  • What the episode teaches is reused in Your Turn and brought back from Blockzilla.
  • In the "12th day of christmas" verse in The Twelve Days of Christmas, it has a similar style to the summary in this episode.

Errors[]

Normal Errors[]

  • In the Bridge 1 scene, Five's glove is missing.
  • In the final chorus, when the Odd and Even Numbers take turns singing, all of their mouths are moving.
    • Since that, the odd numbers says, "I'm bigger than you" while singing, this is not possible since the even numbers are bigger than the odd numbers.

YouTube Errors[]

Subtitle Errors[1][]

  • At the line "Peekaboo! We're hiding behind you.", the subtitle says "Peekaboo! You're hiding behind you." instead.
  • At the line "Can you see me? Peeka- Oh!", the subtitle still says "Can you see me? Peekaboo!" instead.

Video[]

@Numberblocks-_Peekaboo!_🙈_-_Full_Episode_-_Learn_to_Count

@Numberblocks- Peekaboo! 🙈 - Full Episode - Learn to Count

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