Hi-5 Series 13, Episode 28 (I'm special)

I'm special is the twenty-eighth episode from Hi-5 Series 13.

Segments

 * Chats hiccups and CASEY advises her to say a tongue twister and then she tries to surprise her. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 7, Episode 9 (A surprise).
 * LAUREN tries to surprise Tim. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 7, Episode 9 (A surprise).
 * STEVIE plays with newspaper. Adapted from Original Hi-5 Series 8, Episode 35 (Talking & communication).
 * LAUREN dresses up as a newspaper magician. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 8, Episode 35 (Talking & communication).
 * Farmer Fely whistles to call the sheep dog (Casey), but TIM starts whistling and the sheep dog gets confused. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 7, Episode 22 (Animals).
 * FELY swings through the monkey bars. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 9, Episode 27 (First steps & give it a go).
 * LAUREN pretends to be a monkey. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 9, Episode 27 (First steps & give it a go).
 * SHARING STORIES: Fely tells us a story about a peacock (Stevie) who hates his colourful tail and he constantly wonders why he had to have it, so he visits the wise animal in the forest (Lauren the elephant) because she maybe could change his tail, but along the way he finds a duck (Casey) who hates his big feet and a moose (Tim) who hates his antlers. The hidden treasure is a green slithery snake. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 9, Episode 40 (I wonder?) & Originally from Hi-5 Series 13, Episode 26 (Human body).

Trivia

 * During Casey's segment:
 * The subtitles didn't show the way it was done in the original, and in Hi-5 USA Series 2, Episode 4 (Making a surprise).
 * The Hi-5 band sneak into the wordplay set.
 * The Hi-5 band didn't blow party horns.
 * The segment ends with Casey faking a hiccup rather than Chats faking one.
 * During Lauren's first segment, it was done the same way as Hi-5 USA Series 2, Episode 4 (Making a surprise).
 * During Fely's segment, she crosses the monkey bars from left to right. In the original, Sun crossed them from right to left.