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Bob the Builder S2E13 — Bob's White Christmas

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Bob the Builder•Season 2•Episode 13

Bob's White Christmas

7.2/10 · 43 votesDec 27, 199910 min

Ranked #8 of 13 in Season 2•+0.1 vs season avg

Bob agrees to dress up as Father Christmas for the local school carol concert. But first he has to help out when Farmer Pickles gets completely snowed up.

Directed bySarah Ball

Written byJimmy Hibbert

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Bob's White Christmas

Cast9

Neil Morrissey

Neil Morrissey

Bob / Roley / Lofty (voice)

Kate Harbour

Kate Harbour

Wendy / Dizzy / Pilchard / Bird (voice)

Rob Rackstraw

Rob Rackstraw

Scoop / Muck / Travis / Spud (voice)

William Dufris

William Dufris

Bob (voice)

Lorelei King

Lorelei King

Wendy (voice)

Alan Marriott

Alan Marriott

Scoop / Travis / Spud (voice)

Lachele Carl

Lachele Carl

Muck (voice)

Maria Darling

Maria Darling

Dizzy / Roley (voice)

Sonya Leite

Sonya Leite

Lofty (voice)

Crew2

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Sarah Ball

Director

Jimmy Hibbert

Jimmy Hibbert

Writer

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Episode Summary

"Bob's White Christmas" is episode 13 of Bob the Builder season 2. It scored 7.2/10 from 43 votes, ranking #8 of 13 episodes this season (season average 7.1). Directed by Sarah Ball and written by Jimmy Hibbert, it aired on December 27, 1999.

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