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Lulu the elephant's visit to the Blue Peter studios remains one of the classic moments in the programme's history. She began peeing close to presenter Valerie Singleton's foot. This turned the floor into a skating rink; the handler was unable to control Lulu and he was dragged across the floor through the wee.
Then, as John Noakes cheerfully said goodbye, he took a step back into a deposit Lulu had left earlier, leaving his parting words as: "Oh dear, I've trodden right in it".
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Lulu the Elephant's Hilarious Blue Peter Antics
The spectacle of Lulu, a cheeky elephant on the iconic children's show "Blue Peter," is one for the ages. Many fans of the program fondly remember the unforgettable episode when Lulu made her unforgettable visit to the studios. At the heart of the hilarity was her unexpected mishap—she began urinating right beside presenter Valerie Singleton's foot. This amusing blunder quickly transformed the studio floor into a slippery mess, causing her handler to comically lose control and slide across the slick surface!
Adding to the amusement, as host John Noakes cheerfully bid farewell, he inadvertently stepped right into a pile of Lulu's prior 'contribution,' earning his iconic quip: "Oh dear, I've trodden right in it." This poignant moment is a testament to the lighthearted and entertaining nature that "Blue Peter" brought to generations of viewers.
While the YouTube video capturing this memorable event is no longer accessible for a detailed verbatim breakdown due to nature of its subtitle restrictions, the essence of the incident remains etched in the minds of fans. The humorous juxtaposition of the elegance of live television and the unpredictability of a visiting elephant makes this clip a staple in the lore of British television.
With over a decade having passed since the incident, it's fascinating to reflect on how moments like these are pivotal in creating a strong connection with audiences both young and old.
What are your thoughts on Lulu's charade? Has any other live incident from "Blue Peter" left a lasting impression on you? Feel free to share your memories or find relatable discussions here!
 


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