Rainbow (TV series)

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Rainbow

Genre	Children's television series
Created by	Pamela Lonsdale
Starring	Stanley Bates Rod Burton David Cook Matthew Corbett Geoffrey Hayes Ronnie Le Drew Malcolm Lord Freddy Marks Roy Skelton Jane Tucker Roger Walker
Country of origin	United Kingdom
No. of series	15
No. of episodes	1071
Production
Location(s)	Teddington Studios
Running time	Typically about 15 minutes (occasionally longer)
Production company(s)	Thames Television (1972–1992) Tetra Films (1994–1997)
Broadcast
Original channel	ITV Network (CITV)
Picture format	4:3
Original run	16 October 1972 (1972-10-16) – 6 March 1992 (1992-03-06)

Rainbow is a British children's television series, created by Pamela Lonsdale, which ran between five times weekly, twice weekly and once weekly at 12:10 on Tuesdays and Fridays on the ITV network, from 16 October 1972 to 6 March 1992 (with repeated episodes only continuing to be shown until December 1992). It was intended to develop language and number skills for pre-school children, and went on to win the Society of Film and Television Arts Award for Best Children's Programme in 1975.

The show had three producers over its lifetime - Pamela Lonsdale, Charles Warren and Joe Boyer.

The programme was originally conceived as a British equivalent of long-running American educational puppet series Sesame Street. The British series would be developed in house by Thames Television, and had no input from the Sesame Workshop.^[1]

After more than 1000 episodes, the series came to an abrupt end when Thames Television lost its ITV franchise at the end of 1992. Since then, it has gained cult status and continues to get frequent mentions on radio and television.

Premise

Each episode of Rainbow revolved around a particular activity or situation that would arise in the Rainbow House, where the main characters lived. Usually, it would involve some kind of squabble or dispute between the puppet characters of Zippy, George and Bungle, and Geoffrey's attempts to calm them down and keep the peace. The main story would be interspersed with songs (usually from Rod, Jane and Freddy, although, guest singers would occasionally take their place), animations, and stories read from the Rainbow storybook, usually by Geoffrey. Some episodes would focus on a particular theme, such as sounds or opposites, and would consist mainly of short sketches or exchanges between the main characters, rather than a consistent storyline.

Characters

Rainbow featured the following characters, each with their own character style:

The presenter – first David Cook, then the best known presenter Geoffrey Hayes, who brought the other members of the Rainbow household to order or gave them something to do.

Bungle – a brown furry bear with a squashed face, who is inquisitive but also clumsy and complains a lot about the other characters, especially Zippy's antics (a costume; played by John Leeson, Stanley Bates, Malcolm Lord and Paul Cullinan). The question regarding why Bungle always wraps a towel around his waist to protect his modesty after a shower, in spite of the fact that he walks around nude for the rest of time, has never been addressed. (He also donned pyjamas at bed time.).

Zippy – loud and domineering, but usually very funny (albeit not to the other characters in the show) who is actually a rugby ball (though with a body attached). (puppet; originally voiced and operated by Peter Hawkins, then voiced by Roy Skelton – both well known for voicing Daleks and Cybermen in Doctor Who) – and operated by Ronnie Le Drew. Zippy's mouth is a zip, and when he becomes too bossy or irritating, this would be zipped shut to prevent him from continuing: on at least one occasion he unzipped himself, though he appears unable to do so on other occasions.

George – a shy, pink and slightly camp hippo. (puppet; voiced by Roy Skelton and operated by Malcolm Lord, Tony Holtham and later Craig Crane).

Sunshine and Moony – optimistic sunshine (yellow with a red hat) and his more gloomy friend Moony (brown with a tuft of yellow hair) were the original 'stars' of the programme, but soon became little more than foils to the more popular Zippy; they were phased out by 1973, in favour of greater roles for Bungle and (especially) George. They were voiced by Violet Yeomans.

Rod, Jane and Freddy – a group of musicians who regularly feature on the programme. Originally known as Rod, Jane and Matt when they debuted on the show in 1974. Matt's position being held by Matthew Corbett (of The Sooty Show fame) and from 1977 by Roger Walker, before Freddy Marks took over in 1981.

Telltale – a six-piece group who provided the music in the early days of the show being replaced by Charlie Dore and Julian Littman and then Rod, Matt and Jane.

Zippo – Zippy's cousin, identical in appearance to Zippy but slightly brighter in colour, who would make the occasional guest appearance. Originally portrayed as an eloquent Frenchman, but a later episode depicted him as an American-accented rapper with loud, flashy clothing.

Georgina (a.k.a. Georgie), a cousin of George. Georgina is physically identical to George, except for her longer eyelashes and floppy hat.

Dawn – the next-door neighbour, played by Dawn Bowden, who was introduced in the show's later years, first appearing in 1990.

Aunty – played by numerous actresses, is the aunt of one of the characters, probably Geoffrey.

A few episodes also include some sort of a Geoffrey-type figure for Zippo called Vince. He seemed to be some sort of a brother to Geoffrey.

Generally speaking, George and Zippy represented two 'types' of child, George being the quiet and shy type, while Zippy represented the hyperactive and destructive type. George was usually vindicated, but Zippy got his comeuppance. While they were apparently young 'children' (aged around 7 or 8), Bungle was an older 'child' (aged around 12–13), and differed from them in being a costume, rather than a hand puppet. Geoffrey's relationship to them was unclear, other than being a kind of father figure (although he is referred to as 'Uncle' Geoffrey in at least one episode). Apart from Jane and (in the early days) Sunshine, females rarely appeared on the programme, despite some ambiguity concerning the often effeminate (and permanently pink) George.

In 1989, Rod, Jane and Freddy left the show to concentrate on touring, pantomime appearances and their own separate TV show (which had run parallel with Rainbow since 1981). This meant that Dawn Bowden was introduced as a regular female character in place of Jane, while the songs were generally provided by guest singers, notably Christopher Lillicrap. The show would also often include guest stars, to make a change from Geoffrey telling all the lessons – this way, the characters would be told stories and lessons by a fresh face.

Theme song

The theme song for the show was actually a small part of the full version, also called 'Rainbow' and written by Hugh Portnow, Hugh Fraser and Tim Thomas of the band Telltale, who regularly appeared in the first series of the show. This was released by Music for Pleasure in 1973 with the B-side "Windy Day".

There have been several dance versions of the theme tune which have been released as singles. The dance act Solo had a minor hit in 1991 with a sample-free instrumental version of the Rainbow theme, while Eurobop released a dance version in 1993 featuring samples taken directly from the original theme as well as voice samples of the main characters, who appeared on several music TV shows to promote the single; a hardcore version entitled 'Rainbow Vibes' by the Sonz of Bungle circulated on 12" vinyl in 1992 which sampled the theme tune over a chopped up breakbeat and featuring rave stabs. The most recent dance version, titled "It's a Rainbow!" and featuring the vocals of Zippy and George, reached the UK top 20 in 2002.

VHS Releases

Video Collection International (1986–1995)
FremantleMedia (2002–present)

Feature Films

#	List of Films	Release Date	Running Time
1	Rainbow Bumper Special	5 January 1990	100 minutes
2	Rainbow Bumper Special 2	26 March 1994	150 minutes

Revival

Although the original Rainbow ended with the loss of Thames' broadcasting licence in 1992, Tetra Films (an independent production company spawned by Thames' children's department) revived it for ITV in 1994 and 1995 (two series, 33 episodes in total). The new version of the show departed from the original format, centred on the slightly redesigned puppet characters – without a presenter – running a toy shop. A new character was introduced, a Scouse-sounding blue rabbit named Cleo (voiced by Gillian Robic). Geoffrey Hayes claims to have heard the news of his 'sacking' from the tabloids, rather than from Tetra: "I was shocked really, and for a couple of days I thought it was just me who had been dropped. But then Rod, Jane and Freddy had already left and of course Roy had now been dropped too, the guy playing Bungle – he was history, as was the puppeteer doing George – only Zippy's puppeteer was left. Ronnie Le Drew who also voiced Zippy for the new Tetra series; I discovered later, had auditioned for it. Bungle looked different too, though Zippy and George looked much the same".^[2]

A second revival, in 1996, saw a return to something like the original format in a series of short 10-minute shows entitled Rainbow Days, presented by Dale Superville, which ran to only one series of 12 episodes. Both were produced in association with HTV. A comic based on the latter series, also titled Rainbow Days, ran for a handful of issues in 1997.

Episodes of the original Rainbow, dating from the early 1980s, were shown sporadically on the UK satellite TV channel Nick Jr. (and/or its sister channel, Nick Jr 2) in the late 2000s as part of its Nick Jr. Classics re-runs. A previous repeat run took place on UK Gold (now Gold) from its launch in November 1992 to 1994; these were mostly from the last three years of the programme (without Rod, Jane and Freddy). There are also numerous episodes on the video viewing website, YouTube.

The "adult" version

In 1979, the cast and crew of Rainbow made a special exclusive sketch for the Thames TV staff Christmas tape, sometimes referred to as the "Twangers" episode. This sketch featured plenty of deliberate sexual innuendo (beginning with Zippy peeling a banana, saying 'One skin, two skin, three skin, four...' before being interrupted), and was never shown at the time (as it was never intended to be screened to the general public.) It also included Geoffrey convincing the viewers to "bounce" their balls, but if they did not have any balls, they could ask a friend if they could play with his. Jane also claimed that she was "blowing a lot with Rodger". Soon, Zippy asked them to stop, suggesting whether to play with a blowing tube and maracas, so they could start singing the 'Plucking Song'.

The clip became famous after being aired on Victor Lewis-Smith's Channel 4 programme TV Offal (1997) and was referred to as 'the pilot episode' in order to fit into the regular programme segment "The Pilots That Crashed"; however, the clip clearly was not a pilot, as Geoffrey Hayes was the regular presenter at the time. The clip became widespread with the advent of the internet, first as an e-mail attachment and later via online video websites such as YouTube, where to date it has received more than a million hits. This has led to many erroneous claims that the episode was publicly broadcast as a regular episode.

TV Offal also broadcast some very risqué material featuring members of the cast as guests on a variety programme hosted by comedian Jim Davidson in the 1980s; the sketch in question featured former children's TV presenter Tommy Boyd asking a question about Adam and Eve. Boyd and Davidson used some profanities in the sketch, along with some innuendo from George (presumably again not intended for broadcast like the above), and there was one particularly shocking moment when Zippy exclaimed to Geoffrey an expletive phrase quite out of character from his children's television persona. This sketch would in all likelihood have been filmed during rehearsals. (Incidentally, the said footage appeared uncut on Thames' 1984 Christmas tape.)

Comedian Bobby Davro also parodied Rainbow as a comedy sketch in his own TV series in the early-1990s, playing the part of Geoffrey alongside exaggerated versions of Bungle and the puppets, which contained some mild sexual innuendo. Davro had appeared in a regular edition of the show, in which he performed impressions of the characters in front of them.

While never explicitly adult, most interviews featuring Zippy and George since the show's demise commonly portray them as somewhat more edgy in terms of personality. For example, in an episode of SMTV Live, they call Bungle an 'idiotic, blundering creature'.

Episode List

Series 1 (1972)

Shapes (16 October 1972)
Farm Animals (17 October 1972)
Houses (18 October 1972)
Weather 1 (19 October 1972)
Trains (20 October 1972)
Painting (23 October 1972)
Insects (24 October 1972)
Boats (25 October 1972)
Land (26 October 1972)
Clothes (27 October 1972)
Touch (30 October 1972)
Reptiles (31 October 1972)
Work 1 (1 November 1972)
Books (2 November 1972)
Furniture (3 November 1972)
Movement (6 November 1972)
Fruit and Vegetables (7 November 1972)
Cats and Dogs (9 November 1972)
Trees 1 (10 November 1972)
Sounds 1 (13 November 1972)
Autumn (14 November 1972)
Shoes (15 November 1972)
Flowers (16 November 1972)
Illness (17 November 1972)
Music 1 (20 November 1972)
British Wild Animals (21 November 1972)
Work 2 (22 November 1972)
Weather 2 (23 November 1972)
Sleep (24 November 1972)
Sounds (27 November 1972)
Zoo Animals (28 November 1972)
Family (29 November 1972)
Water 1 (30 November 1972)
Building (1 December 1972)
Making Things (4 December 1972)
Birds (5 December 1972)
Post (6 December 1972)
Fish (7 December 1972)
Party Food (8 December 1972)
Smell (11 December 1972)
Babies 1 (12 December 1972)
Fireman (13 December 1972)
Sky (14 December 1972)
Shopping 1 (15 December 1972)
Christmas Music (18 December 1972)
Christmas Tree (19 December 1972)
Christmas Decorations (20 December 1972)
Christmas Food (21 December 1972)
Christmas Post (22 December 1972)
Indoor Plants (29 December 1972)

Series 2 (1973)

Movement (16 April 1973)
Fruit: Oranges and Lemons (17 April 1973)
Water: Rivers (18 April 1973)
Horses (19 April 1973)
Food (20 April 1973)
Shapes 2 (23 April 1973)
Insects (24 April 1973)
Trains (25 April 1973)
Day and Night (26 April 1973)
Cars (27 April 1973)
Art: Making Things (30 April 1973)
Cows and Milk (1 May 1973)
Books (2 May 1973)
Seasons: Spring (3 May 1973)
Farmers and Animals (4 May 1973)
Reflections (7 May 1973)
Zoo Animals: Monkeys (8 May 1973)
Roads and Paths (9 May 1973)
The Sea (10 May 1973)
Shopping (11 May 1973)
Music (14 May 1973)
Water Birds (15 May 1973)
Wood: Trees (16 May 1973)
Weather (17 May 1973)
Hospitals: Nurses (18 May 1973)
Senses: Taste (21 May 1973)
Wild Animals: Lions and Tigers (22 May 1973)
Aeroplanes (23 May 1973)
Clothes: Uniform (24 May 1973)
Musical Instruments 1 (25 May 1973)
Movement: Up and Down (28 May 1973)
Things That Grow (29 May 1973)
Dentist (30 May 1973)
Goldfish (31 May 1973)
Wheels (1 June 1973)
Sounds 2 (4 June 1973)
Water (5 June 1973)
Babies (6 June 1973)
Birds (7 June 1973)
Buses (8 June 1973)
Art: Painting (11 June 1973)
Trees (12 June 1973)
Occupations: Dustmen (13 June 1973)
Elephants, Hippos and Rhinos (14 June 1973)
Toys (15 June 1973)
Music: Dancing (18 June 1973)
The Body (19 June 1973)
Communications (20 June 1973)
Flowers (21 June 1973)
Pets (22 June 1973)
Shapes 3 (25 June 1973)
Clothes (26 June 1973)
Bridges (27 June 1973)
Summer (28 June 1973)
Holidays (29 June 1973)

Series 3 (1974)

Spring (4 March 1974)
Nature: Trees (5 March 1974)
Nature: Gardens (6 March 1974)
Nature: Farms (7 March 1974)
Nature: Wild Animals (8 March 1974)
Places: General (15 April 1974)
The Zoo (16 April 1974)
Places: The Shops (17 April 1974)
Nature: Farm Animals (18 April 1974)
Places: The Country Side (19 April 1974)
Places: Playgrounds/Fairs (22 April 1974)
Sounds: Music (23 April 1974)
Sounds: Machines (24 April 1974)
Sounds: Weather (25 April 1974)
Sounds: Animals (26 April 1974)
Communications: General (29 April 1974)
Communications: Telephones (30 April 1974)
Communications: Roads and Bridges (1 May 1974)
Communications: Post Offices (2 May 1974)
Communications: Signals (3 May 1974)
Nature: Domestic Cats (6 May 1974)
Nature: Big Cats (7 May 1974)
Nature: Birds (9 May 1974)
Nature: Insects (10 May 1974)
Home: General (13 May 1974)
Home: The Family (14 May 1974)
Home: Shopping (15 May 1974)
Home: Cooking and Shopping (16 May 1974)
Home: Games (17 May 1974)
Shapes: General (20 May 1974)
Shapes: The Street (21 May 1974)
Shapes: Home (22 May 1974)
Shapes: The Countryside (23 May 1974)
Shapes: Making Things (24 May 1974)

Series 4 (1974–1975)

Movement: General (16 September 1974)
Movement: Fast and Slow (17 September 1974)
Movement: Round and Round (18 September 1974)
Movement: Up and Down 2 (19 September 1974)
Movement: Backwards and Forwards (20 September 1974)
Occupations: Milkman (23 September 1974)
Occupations: Postman (24 September 1974)
Occupations: Bus Driver (25 September 1974)
Occupations: Police (26 September 1974)
Occupations: Nurse (27 September 1974)
Shapes: Body (9 October 1974)
Farms: The Farmer (21 October 1974)
Farms: Cows and Milk (22 October 1974)
Farms: Chickens and Eggs (23 October 1974)
Farms: Sheep and Pigs (24 October 1974)
Farms: Horses (25 October 1974)
Transport: General (28 October 1974)
Transport: Ships (1 November 1974)
Making: Glass and Pottery (28 November 1974)
Making: Painting (29 November 1974)
People: Babies (3 December 1974)
People: Shopping (4 December 1974)
People: Outings (5 December 1974)
People: Pets (6 December 1974)
Weather: Winter Snow (6 January 1975)
Weather: Spring Rain (7 January 1975)
Weather: Summer Sun (8 January 1975)
Weather: Autumn Wind (9 January 1975)
Weather: Storms and Sea (10 January 1975)
Shapes: General (13 January 1975)
Shapes: Street 2 (14 January 1975)
Shapes: Home (15 January 1975)
Shapes: Clothes (17 January 1975)
Places: Bakery (10 February 1975)
Places: Shops (11 February 1975)
Places: Garages (12 February 1975)
Places: School (13 February 1975)
Places: Library (14 February 1975)
Wild Animals: Elephants (17 February 1975)
Wild Animals: Rhinos (18 February 1975)
Wild Animals: Monkeys (19 February 1975)
Wild Animals: Giraffes (20 February 1975)
Wild Animals: Penguins (21 February 1975)
Sizes: Tall and Short (17 March 1975)
Sizes: Full and Empty (18 March 1975)
Sizes: Near and Far (19 March 1975)
Sizes: General (20 March 1975)
Animals: Rabbits and Hares (24 March 1975)
Animals: Squirrels (25 March 1975)
Animals: Foxes and Badgers (26 March 1975)
Animals: Moles and Voles (27 March 1975)
Animals: Frogs and Toads (28 March 1975)
Musical Instruments 2 (21 April 1975)
Sounds: People and Animals (22 April 1975)
Sounds: Domestic (23 April 1975)
Sounds: Mechanical (24 April 1975)
Sounds: Natural (25 April 1975)
Occupations: Airline Pilot (28 April 1975)
Occupations: Teacher (29 April 1975)
Occupations: Fireman (30 April 1975)
Occupations: Zoo Keeper (1 May 1975)
Occupations: Dentist (2 May 1975)
Pastimes: Play (2 June 1975)
Pastimes: Swimming (3 June 1975)
Pastimes: Walking (4 June 1975)
Pastimes: Painting and Making (5 June 1975)
Pastimes: Collecting (6 June 1975)

Series 5 (1975–1976)

Shapes: General 2 (8 September 1975)
Shapes: Home 2 (9 September 1975)
Shapes: Shops (10 September 1975)
Shapes: Useful Things (11 September 1975)
Shapes: Clothes (12 September 1975)
Animals: Dogs and Cats (15 September 1975)
Animals: Lions and Tigers (16 September 1975)
Animals: Camels (17 September 1975)
Animals: Beavers (18 September 1975)
Animals: Small Birds (19 September 1975)
Makings: Bricks (13 October 1975)
Makings: Garden (14 October 1975)
Makings: Cakes (15 October 1975)
Makings: Boots and Shoes (16 October 1975)
Makings: Cardboard Boxes (17 October 1975)
Movement: Up and Down 3 (20 October 1975)
Movement: Fast and Slow (21 October 1975)
Movement: Backwards and Forwards 2 (22 October 1975)
Movement: Round and Round 2 (23 October 1975)
Movement: General (24 October 1975)
Places: Factory (17 November 1975)
Places: High Street (18 November 1975)
Places: River (19 November 1975)
Places: Farm (20 November 1975)
Places: Home (21 November 1975)
Communications: Roads and Bridges 2 (24 November 1975)
Communications: Newspapers (25 November 1975)
Communications: Radio (26 November 1975)
Communications: Post Office 2 (27 November 1975)
Communications: General 2 (28 November 1975)
Christmas Decorations 2 (22 December 1975)
Christmas Post 2 (23 December 1975)
Christmas Present Wrapping (24 December 1975)
Christmas Music 2 (25 December 1975)
Christmas Party (26 December 1975)
The Body: Feet and Legs (29 December 1975)
The Body: Hands and Arms (30 December 1975)
The Body: Head (31 December 1975)
The Body: Hair and Skin (1 January 1976)
The Body: Head to Foot (2 January 1976)
Animals: Cats (26 January 1976)
Animals: Dogs (27 January 1976)
Animals: Cows (28 January 1976)
Animals: Pigs (29 January 1976)
Animals: Sheep (30 January 1976)
Food: Apples (2 February 1976)
Food: Potatoes (3 February 1976)
Food: Bread (4 February 1976)
Food: Eggs (5 February 1976)
Food: Milk and Cheese (6 February 1976)
Opposites: Loud and Soft (1 March 1976)
Opposites: Wet and Dry (2 March 1976)
Opposites: Day and Night (3 March 1976)
Opposites: Fast and Slow (4 March 1976)
Opposites: Open and Shut (5 March 1976)
Transport: Bicycles (8 March 1976)
Transport: Cars (9 March 1976)
Transport: Boats (10 March 1976)
Transport: Trains (11 March 1976)
Transport: Buses (12 March 1976)
Wild Animals: Lions (5 April 1976)
Wild Animals: Monkeys (6 April 1976)
Wild Animals: Kangaroos (7 April 1976)
Wild Animals: Giraffes (8 April 1976)
Wild Animals: Elephants (9 April 1976)
Places: Seaside (12 April 1976)
Places: Railway Station (13 April 1976)
Places: Parks (14 April 1976)
Places: Hospital (15 April 1976)
Places: Farm 2 (16 April 1976)
Clothes: Hats (10 May 1976)
Clothes: Coats (11 May 1976)
Clothes: Dressing Up (12 May 1976)
Clothes: Uniforms 2 (13 May 1976)
Clothes: Shoes (14 May 1976)
Birds: Garden Birds (17 May 1976)
Birds: Ostriches (18 May 1976)
Birds: Penguins (19 May 1976)
Birds: Ducks (20 May 1976)
Birds: Sea Birds (21 May 1976)

Series 6 (1976–1977)

Occupations: Bus Conductor (2 November 1976)
Occupations: Lorry Driver (3 November 1976)
Occupations: Doctor (4 November 1976)
Water: Rivers 2 (13 January 1977)
Water: General (14 January 1977)
Nature: Butterflies (17 January 1977)
Nature: Bees and Honey (18 January 1977)
Nature: Spiders (19 January 1977)
Nature: Fish (20 January 1977)
Nature: Owls (21 January 1977)
Top (14 February 1977)
Bottom (15 February 1977)
Inside (16 February 1977)
Outside (17 February 1977)
Middle (18 February 1977)
Happy (21 February 1977)
Sad (22 February 1977)
Cross (23 February 1977)
Worries (24 February 1977)
Caring (25 February 1977)
Eating (21 March 1977)
Sleeping (22 March 1977)
Drinking (23 March 1977)
Breathing (24 March 1977)
Growing (25 March 1977)
Lines (28 March 1977)
Stripes (29 March 1977)
Triangles (30 March 1977)
Squares (31 March 1977)
Circles (1 April 1977)
Mother (25 April 1977)
Father (26 April 1977)
Grandparents (27 April 1977)
Brothers and Sisters (28 April 1977)
Friends (29 April 1977)
Kitchen (2 May 1977)
Bathroom (3 May 1977)
Living Room (4 May 1977)
Bedroom (5 May 1977)
Home: General 2 (6 May 1977)
Growing: Underground (30 May 1977)
Growing: Overground (31 May 1977)
Shopping: Greengrocers (1 June 1977)
Cooking and Eating (2 June 1977)
Vegetables (3 June 1977)
Seaside: The Journey (6 June 1977)
Seaside: Water and Waves (7 June 1977)
Seaside: Things to be Found (8 June 1977)
Seaside: Things to Do (9 June 1977)
Seaside: The Harbour (10 June 1977)

Series 7 (1977–1978)

Pull (26 December 1977)
Push (27 December 1977)
Lift (28 December 1977)
Stretch (29 December 1977)
Winding (30 December 1977)
Nests (2 January 1978)
Holes (3 January 1978)
Shells (4 January 1978)
Ponds (5 January 1978)
General (6 January 1978)
Crawling (30 January 1978)
Walking (31 January 1978)
Running (1 February 1978)
Jumping (2 February 1978)
Bouncing (3 February 1978)
Eyes (6 February 1978)
Nose (7 February 1978)
Ears (8 February 1978)
Mouth (9 February 1978)
Fingers (10 February 1978)
Own (27 February 1978)
Take (28 February 1978)
Give (1 March 1978)
Share (2 March 1978)
Choose (3 March 1978)
The Street (6 March 1978)
Buildings (7 March 1978)
People (8 March 1978)
Pleasure (9 March 1978)
Nature (10 March 1978)
Straight (3 April 1978)
Band (4 April 1978)
Corner (5 April 1978)
Edge (6 April 1978)
Through (7 April 1978)
Small (10 April 1978)
Large (11 April 1978)
Fat (12 April 1978)
Thin (13 April 1978)
Size (14 April 1978)
Movement: River Flow (8 May 1978)
Movement: Floating (9 May 1978)
In the Water (10 May 1978)
Patterns (11 May 1978)
Sides (12 May 1978)
Putting Together: Toys (15 May 1978)
Putting Together: Shapes and Patterns (16 May 1978)
Putting Together: Domestic (17 May 1978)
Putting Together: Clothes (18 May 1978)
People at Work (19 May 1978)
Under (19 June 1978)
Over (20 June 1978)
Above (21 June 1978)
Below (22 June 1978)
Between (23 June 1978)
Fastening (26 June 1978)
Brushing (27 June 1978)
Washing (28 June 1978)
Polishing (29 June 1978)
Dressing (30 June 1978)
Safari Park 1 (1 July 1978)

Series 8 (1978–1979)

Wet (2 October 1978)
Dry (3 October 1978)
Liquid (4 October 1978)
Solid (5 October 1978)
General 2 (6 October 1978)
Mary Mary (9 October 1978)
Ride a Cockhorse (10 October 1978)
Humpty Dumpty (11 October 1978)
Cock a Doodle Doo (12 October 1978)
Sing a Song of Sixpence (13 October 1978)
Wild Animals (7 November 1978)
Dolphinarium (8 November 1978)
Picnic (9 November 1978)
Animals: Domestic (10 November 1978)
Rough (13 November 1978)
Smooth (14 November 1978)
Hard (15 November 1978)
Soft (16 November 1978)
General 3 (17 November 1978)
Fairies (11 December 1978)
Gnomes and Elves (12 December 1978)
Witches (13 December 1978)
Dragons (14 December 1978)
Giant 1 (15 December 1978)
Invitations (18 December 1978)
Hats (19 December 1978)
Food and Drink (20 December 1978)
Music and Games (21 December 1978)
Party (22 December 1978)
Ding Dong Bell (15 January 1979)
Little Jack Horner (16 January 1979)
Crooked Man (17 January 1979)
Little Bo Peep (18 January 1979)
Pata Cake (19 January 1979)
Going Abroad: Viena (22 January 1979)
Going Abroad: Viena 2 (23 January 1979)
Going Abroad: Viena 3 (24 January 1979)
Going Abroad: Viena 4 (25 January 1979)
Going Abroad: Viena 5 (26 January 1979)
Not Well (19 February 1979)
Lost (20 February 1979)
Accident (21 February 1979)
Visit (22 February 1979)
Mum and Dad Go Out (23 February 1979)
Oneness of One (26 February 1979)
Twoness of Two (27 February 1979)
Threeness of Three (28 February 1979)
Fourness of Four (1 March 1979)
Fiveness of Five (2 March 1979)
Waking Time (26 March 1979)
Washing Time (27 March 1979)
Meal Time (28 March 1979)
Spare Time (29 March 1979)
Bed Time (30 March 1979)
Nature: Sounds (2 April 1979)
People 2 (3 April 1979)
Animals (4 April 1979)
Music 5 (5 April 1979)
Machines (6 April 1979)
Snow and Ice: Clothing (25 April 1979)
Mischievous (30 April 1979)
Greedy (1 May 1979)
Helpful (2 May 1979)
Selfish (3 May 1979)
Untidy (4 May 1979)
Single (7 May 1979)
Co-Operative: Peers (8 May 1979)
Co-Operative: Parents (9 May 1979)
Competition (10 May 1979)
Group (11 May 1979)
Long (4 June 1979)
Short (5 June 1979)
Full (6 June 1979)
Empty (7 June 1979)
General 4 (8 June 1979)
First (11 June 1979)
Last (12 June 1979)
Leading (13 June 1979)
Following (14 June 1979)
Behind (15 June 1979)

Series 9 (1979-1980)

1,2,3,4,5 (26 October 1979)
How (29 October 1979)
Why (30 October 1979)
When (31 October 1979)
Where (1 November 1979)
Who (2 November 1979)
Excited (26 November 1979)
Miserable (27 November 1979)
Lonely (28 November 1979)
Awkward (29 November 1979)
Brave (30 November 1979)
Arms (3 December 1979)
Legs (4 December 1979)
Neck and Head (5 December 1979)
Shoulders (6 December 1979)
Wrists and Ankles (7 December 1979)
Rainbow Xmas Show (17 December 1979)
Snow and Ice: Where and When (31 December 1979)
Snow and Ice: What (2 January 1980)
Snow and Ice: Movement On (9 January 1980)
Snow and Ice: Things To Do (14 January 1980)
How Do You: Hop and Skip (21 January 1980)
How Do You: Ride a Bike (23 January 1980)
How Do You: Swim (28 January 1980)
How Do You: Swing (30 January 1980)
Little Tommy Tucker (4 February 1980)
Baa Baa Black Sheep (6 February 1980)
London Bridge (11 February 1980)
To Market (13 February 1980)
If I was as Fat as (18 February 1980)
If I was as Thin as (20 February 1980)
If I was as Tall as (25 February 1980)
If I was as Small as (27 February 1980)
If I was as Strong as (3 March 1980)
Safety: In the Home (5 March 1980)
Safety: In the Street (10 March 1980)
Safety: At the Park (12 March 1980)
Playing with Toys (17 March 1980)
At Work (19 March 1980)
School Days (24 March 1980)
Dad's Work (26 March 1980)
Market Day (31 March 1980)
Things to do (2 April 1980)
Visiting Friends (7 April 1980)
Nursery Rhymes: Blow (9 April 1980)
Nursery Rhymes: Quick (14 April 1980)
Nursery Rhymes: Pop (16 April 1980)
Nursery Rhymes: New (21 April 1980)
Nursery Rhymes: Harm (23 April 1980)
Windy (28 April 1980)
Cloudy (30 April 1980)
Showery (5 May 1980)
Stormy (7 May 1980)
Sunny (12 May 1980)
Why Do I Hide (14 May 1980)
Why Do I Rush Around (19 May 1980)
Why Do I Get Shy (21 May 1980)
Why Do I Shout (26 May 1980)
Why Do I Cry (28 May 1980)
Pets: Dogs (2 June 1980)
Pets: Cats (4 June 1980)
Pets: Mice (9 June 1980)
Pets: Goldfish (11 June 1980)
Pets: Tortoises (16 June 1980)
Traditional Tales: Jack and the Beanstalk (18 June 1980)
Traditional Tales: Goldilocks (23 June 1980)
Traditional Tales: Babes in the Wood (25 June 1980)
Traditional Tales: Cinderella (30 June 1980)
Traditional Tales: Little Red Riding Hood (2 July 1980)

Series 10 (1980-1981)

How Do You: Throw (16 October 1980)
Aesop's Fables: Disobedient Donkey (24 November 1980)
Aesop's Fables: Hare and Tortoise (26 November 1980)
Aesop's Fables: The Fox and the Grapes (1 December 1980)
Aesop's Fables: The Boy Who Cried Wolf (3 December 1980)
Aesop's Fables: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (8 December 1980)
Aesop's Fables: The Ant and the Dove (10 December 1980)
Actions: Dropping Things (15 December 1980)
Actions: Losing Things (17 December 1980)
Daydreams (21 December 1980)
Nightdreams (24 December 1980)
Rainbow Christmas (26 December 1980)
Actions: Bumping Into (29 December 1980)
Actions: Breaking Things (31 December 1980)
Filling: Polly Put the Kettle On (5 January 1981)
Bare: Old Mother Hubbard (7 January 1981)
Striking: Hickory Dickory Dock (12 January 1981)
Merry: Old King Cole (14 January 1981)
Buying and Selling (19 January 1981)
Play: Boys and Girls (21 January 1981)
Succeeding (26 January 1981)
Failing (28 January 1981)
Understanding (2 February 1981)
Confusion (4 February 1981)
Houses: Straw (9 February 1981)
Houses: Wood (11 February 1981)
Houses: Brick (16 February 1981)
Houses: Tents (18 February 1981)
Do What I Do (23 February 1981)
Aesop's Fables: The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg (25 February 1981)
Aesop's Fables: The Dog and the Shadow (2 March 1981)
Aesop's Fables: The Fox and the Goat (4 March 1981)
Aesop's Fables: The Fir-Tree and the Bramble (9 March 1981)
Do as I Say (11 March 1981)
Come Dance with Me (16 March 1981)
Let's Sing Together (18 March 1981)
Can/Can't (23 March 1981)
Won't/Will (25 March 1981)
Don't Know/Knowing (30 March 1981)
Love (1 April 1981)
Don't Want To (6 April 1981)
Hate (8 April 1981)
Hardly Ever (13 April 1981)
Often (15 April 1981)
Always (20 April 1981)
Never (22 April 1981)
Holding (27 April 1981)
Stroking (29 April 1981)
Toys II (4 May 1981)
Bits and Pieces 3 (6 May 1981)
What Shall I Play With (11 May 1981)
What Shall I Wear (13 May 1981)
What Shall I Eat (18 May 1981)
What Shall I Make (20 May 1981)
Trip 1: Space (25 May 1981)
Trip 2: Underground (27 May 1981)
Trip 3: Seaside (1 June 1981)
Trip 4: By Plane (3 June 1981)
Getting Out (8 June 1981)
Looking (10 June 1981)
Listening (15 June 1981)
Getting In (17 June 1981)
Taste (22 June 1981)
Smell (24 June 1981)
Careful (29 June 1981)
Contrary (1 July 1981)
Stubborn (6 July 1981)
Slow (8 July 1981)
Grumpy (13 July 1981)
Mean (15 July 1981)
Quick (20 July 1981)
Lazy (22 July 1981)

Series 11 (1981-1982)

Counting 1 (12 October 1981)
Counting 2 (14 October 1981)
Right (19 October 1981)
Wrong (21 October 1981)
Music 7 (26 October 1981)
Music 8 (28 October 1981)
Right Tools for the Job: Part 1 (2 November 1981)
Right Tools for the Job: Part 2 (4 November 1981)
Busy (9 November 1981)
Hasty (11 November 1981)
Different Things, Same Name: Part 1 (16 November 1981)
Different Things, Same Name: Part 2 (18 November 1981)
Holes: Part 1 (23 November 1981)
Holes: Part 2 (25 November 1981)
Shadows (30 November 1981)
Reflections (2 December 1981)
Movement: Part 1 (7 December 1981)
Movement: Part 2 (9 December 1981)
Give It a Try (14 December 1981)
Jobs Mums and Dads Do (16 December 1981)
Frustration (21 December 1981)
Calm and Relaxed (23 December 1981)
Winter/Spring (28 December 1981)
Summer/Autumn (30 December 1981)
Other People Who Help (4 January 1982)
Caring About (6 January 1982)
Wondering (11 January 1982)
Anticipation (13 January 1982)
Collection (18 January 1982)
Delivery (20 January 1982)
The Whiners (25 January 1982)
The Know-It-Alls (27 January 1982)
The Moodies (1 February 1982)
Bossy Boots (3 February 1982)
Can I (8 February 1982)
Must I (10 February 1982)
Tricks and Jokes (15 February 1982)
Magic (17 February 1982)
Juggling and Balancing (22 February 1982)
Clowning (24 February 1982)
Who Saw It (1 March 1982)
Who Heard It (3 March 1982)
Living Together: Part 1 (8 March 1982)
Living Together: Part 2 (10 March 1982)
Facial Disguises (15 March 1982)
Body Costumes (17 March 1982)
High in the Sky (22 March 1982)
Under the Sea (24 March 1982)
In the Ground (29 March 1982)
On Top of the Mountain (31 March 1982)
Sardines in a Tin (5 April 1982)
Room to Spread (7 April 1982)
Fit and Healthy: Part 1 (12 April 1982)
Fit and Healthy: Part 2 (14 April 1982)
Invisible (19 April 1982)
Hanging On (21 April 1982)
Mystery Bag (26 April 1982)
Vanishing Box (28 April 1982)
The Abuse of George (3 May 1982)
George Won't Ask (5 May 1982)

Series 12 (1983)

Blowing (7 January 1983)
Pumping (14 January 1983)
Getting Up Out of Bed (21 January 1983)
Going to Bed (28 January 1983)
Giving (4 February 1983)
Receiving (11 February 1983)
Counting Rhymes: Part 1 (18 February 1983)
Counting Rhymes: Part 2 (25 February 1983)
Who Lost It (4 March 1983)
Who Took It (11 March 1983)
Keeping Things Clean (18 March 1983)
Getting Things Dirty (25 March 1983)
What Happened to Jack and Jill (1 April 1983)
What Happened to Tommy Tucker (8 April 1983)
Physical Differences: Size (15 April 1983)
Physical Differences: Shape (22 April 1983)
Pirates (29 April 1983)
Individual Needs (6 May 1983)
Basic Needs (13 May 1983)
Spacemen (20 May 1983)
Make Up Your Mind (27 May 1983)
Going Somewhere (3 June 1983)
Anxious and Worried (10 June 1983)
Carefree (17 June 1983)
Hiccups (24 June 1983)
Sneezing (1 July 1983)
Going to the Funfair (8 July 1983)
Guessing Games (15 July 1983)
Balloons and Kites (22 July 1983)
Day Trip to France (28 July 1983)
Going Swimming (7 August 1983)
Colours: Blue (12 August 1983)
Colours: Green (19 August 1983)
Colours: Yellow (26 August 1983)
Colours: Red (2 September 1983)
Scarecrows (9 September 1983)
Musical Instruments 3 (16 September 1983)
Things Are Not What They Seem (23 September 1983)
Singalong (30 September 1983)
Going to the Toy Museum (7 October 1983)
Cuddles (14 October 1983)
Dabbing and Dotting (21 October 1983)
Gardening (28 October 1983)
Falling (4 November 1983)
Bits and Pieces 2 (11 November 1983)
Fast Food (18 November 1983)
Family Relationships (25 November 1983)
Odds and Ends (2 December 1983)
Bells (9 December 1983)
Wrapping and Unwrapping (16 December 1983)
Going Out to the Circus (30 December 1983)

Series 13 (1984)

Visitors (6 January 1984)
Let's Make a Musical (13 January 1984)
Geoffrey's Not Well (20 January 1984)
Wild Animals (27 January 1984)
Lost My Voice (3 February 1984)
Bicycles (10 February 1984)
Above and Below (17 February 1984)
Giants (24 February 1984)
Waiting (2 March 1984)
Clouds (9 March 1984)
Lost My Hearing (16 March 1984)
Having a Good Time (23 March 1984)
Stars (30 March 1984)
Not Enough to Go Round (6 April 1984)
Having a Bad Time (13 April 1984)
Cooking (20 April 1984)
Furniture (27 April 1984)
What I Would Like to be (11 May 1984)
Over and Under (18 May 1984)
The Weekend (25 May 1984)
Trees and Flowers (1 June 1984)
Shopping 2 (8 June 1984)
Life's Ups and Downs (15 June 1984)
Keep Britain Tidy (22 June 1984)
Pets 2 (29 June 1984)
Arguments (6 July 1984)
Changes 2 (13 July 1984)
All of a Dither (20 July 1984)
Robots (27 July 1984)
Looking After Yourself (3 August 1984)
Accidents (10 August 1984)
Bungle's High and Mighty Day (17 August 1984)
Rules (24 August 1984)
Hot Day (7 September 1984)
Looking Back (14 September 1984)
Friendship (21 September 1984)
Frowns and Tears (28 September 1984)
Games (5 October 1984)
Zippy's Cover Up Job (12 October 1984)
Dressing Up (9 November 1984)
Light and Dark (16 November 1984)
If Only I Hadn't (23 November 1984)
A Cold Day (30 November 1984)
George's Secret Wish (7 December 1984)
If Only I Had (14 December 1984)

Series 14 (1985)

I Like Being Me (4 January 1985)
Looking Back: Remember When (11 January 1985)
Money (18 January 1985)
Why Worry (25 January 1985)
Music 6 (1 February 1985)
The Saver (8 February 1985)
Fruits (15 February 1985)
Paste and Wax (22 February 1985)
Books 2 (1 March 1985)
Newborn (8 March 1985)
Growing 2 (15 March 1985)
Independence (22 March 1985)
Dancing (12 April 1985)
Wool and String (19 April 1985)
Someone New in the Family (26 April 1985)
High Street: Looking Around (3 May 1985)
Parting and Goodbyes (10 May 1985)
Flowers (17 May 1985)
High Street: Looking Up and Down (24 May 1985)
Jumble Sale (31 May 1985)
Caterpillars and Butterflies (7 June 1985)
Camping Preparation (14 June 1985)
Camping (21 June 1985)
Work That Mum Does (28 June 1985)
Insects 2 (5 July 1985)
Staying Away From Home (12 July 1985)
Meeting and Greetings (19 July 1985)
Garden Fete (26 July 1985)
Work That Dad Does (2 August 1985)
Wheels (9 August 1985)
Hands (16 August 1985)
Daydreaming (23 August 1985)
The Waster (30 August 1985)
Wall Painting (6 September 1985)
Journey on a Narrow Boat (13 September 1985)
Shapes 2 (20 September 1985)
Old Mother Hubbard (27 September 1985)
What's Wrong with Bungle (4 October 1985)
Parcel Post (11 October 1985)
Overhelpfuls (18 October 1985)
George's Secret Place (25 October 1985)
Where Does Milk Come From (1 November 1985)
Scribbles and Doodles (8 November 1985)
Protection (15 November 1985)
Hair (22 November 1985)
Books: The Library (29 November 1985)
The Singing Lesson (6 December 1985)
Zippy is Tongue Tied (13 December 1985)
The Christmas Story (20 December 1985)

Series 15 (1986)

Puff and Blow (10 January 1986)
Packaging (17 January 1986)
Feet (24 January 1986)
Communication 1 (31 January 1986)
Wool (7 February 1986)
General Farm: Eggs (14 February 1986)
Discovery (21 February 1986)
Bungle's Pretend Friend (28 February 1986)
Puzzles and Games (7 March 1986)
Sounds (14 March 1986)
King for a Day (21 March 1986)
The Show Offs (4 April 1986)
Teeth (11 April 1986)
Guess What (18 April 1986)
Uncertainly (25 April 1986)
Detectives (2 May 1986)
Flexibility (9 May 1986)
The Explorers (16 May 1986)
Evaluating (23 May 1986)
A Day in the Country (30 May 1986)
Decision Making (6 June 1986)
Journey by Coach (13 June 1986)
Resourcefulness (20 June 1986)
Guess Where (27 June 1986)
Mice (4 July 1986)
Sports Day (11 July 1986)
Looking After Baby (18 July 1986)
Working Things Out (25 July 1986)
Touch and Feel (1 August 1986)
Being Sensible (8 August 1986)
Special Times (15 August 1986)
Africa (22 August 1986)
Italian (29 August 1986)
Favourite Things (5 September 1986)
Hard Worker (12 September 1986)
Mirrors (19 September 1986)
Indian (26 September 1986)
Horses II (3 October 1986)
Party Preparation (10 October 1986)
1000th Birthday Party (17 October 1986)
Multi Cultural: Chinese (24 October 1986)
Geoffrey Gets It Wrong (31 October 1986)
Getting Your Own Way (7 November 1986)
Nursery Rhymes 1 (14 November 1986)
Falling Out and Making Up (21 November 1986)
What Shall We Do (28 November 1986)
Caring for Others (5 December 1986)
Nursery Rhymes 2 (12 December 1986)
Visit to the Theatre (19 December 1986)
Rainbow Christmas Show (26 December 1986)

Season 16 (1987)

Keeping the Peace (9 January 1987)
Creativity (16 January 1987)
Highwayman (23 January 1987)
How (30 January 1987)
Machines (6 February 1987)
Family Ties (13 February 1987)
Cats (20 February 1987)
I Want to Be a Pop Star (27 February 1987)
What Happens If (6 March 1987)
If I Were Invisible (13 March 1987)
Small World (20 March 1987)
Helping Out (27 March 1987)
Visit to a Safari Park (3 April 1987)
Easter (10 April 1987)
Frogs (24 April 1987)
Co-Operation (1 May 1987)
Keeping Fit (8 May 1987)
Guess Who I Am (15 May 1987)
Watch Out (22 May 1987)
Chatterbox (29 May 1987)
Smile Please (5 June 1987)
Town Living (19 June 1987)
Country Living (26 June 1987)
Car Boot Sale (3 July 1987)
Mail Order (10 July 1987)
Ugly Duckling (17 July 1987)
Words (24 July 1987)
Do It Yourself (31 July 1987)
Hare and Tortoise (7 August 1987)
Numbers (14 August 1987)
Shipwreck (21 August 1987)
Gadgets (28 August 1987)
Finding Out (4 September 1987)
Borrowing (11 September 1987)
Floating and Sinking (18 September 1987)
Monster Makes (25 September 1987)
Sensitivity (2 October 1987)
Describing (9 October 1987)
Help (16 October 1987)
Wind (23 October 1987)
Moving House (30 October 1987)
Animal Houses (6 November 1987)
New Friends (13 November 1987)
Small World 2 (20 November 1987)
Bits and Pieces (27 November 1987)
Rumpelstiltskin (4 December 1987)
Souvenirs in the Loft (11 December 1987)
Decorations (18 December 1987)
Christmas Pantomime (25 December 1987)

Season 17 (1988-1989)

Noah's Ark (5 January 1988)
Water (12 January 1988)
Counting On (19 January 1988)
Counting Back (26 January 1988)
Sharing Out (2 February 1988)
Social Behaviour: Self (9 February 1988)
Social Behaviour: Others (16 February 1988)
Social Behaviour: Group (23 February 1988)
Music A (1 March 1988)
Music B (8 March 1988)
Music C (22 March 1988)
Learning About Ourselves: Physical Differences (29 March 1988)
Emotions (5 April 1988)
Learning About Ourselves: Interaction (12 April 1988)
Wide and Narrow (19 April 1988)
Large and Small (26 April 1988)
Mazes Tracks and Trails (3 May 1988)
Whispers (10 May 1988)
Sounds the Same (17 May 1988)
Rhyming Words (24 May 1988)
Language of Position (31 May 1988)
Problem Solving: Mystery (7 June 1988)
Looking at Things (14 June 1988)
Pre-Reading Skills: Auditory (21 June 1988)
Pre-Reading Skills: Sequencing (28 June 1988)
Pliable (5 July 1988)
Music and Song (12 July 1988)
More/Less/Enough (19 July 1988)
Zippy's In Love (26 July 1988)
Lions and Tigers (2 August 1988)
All Change (16 August 1988)
Wibbly Wobbly (23 August 1988)
Problem Solving: Alone (6 September 1988)
Up/Down/Across (13 September 1988)
What's Going On (20 September 1988)
Nature Care (4 October 1988)
Upside Down, Inside Out (11 October 1988)
Shapes (18 October 1988)
Problem Solving: Together (25 October 1988)
Exclamation Sounds (1 November 1988)
Fast and Slow (8 November 1988)
Apes (15 November 1988)
Practical Joking (22 November 1988)
Generosity (29 November 1988)
Outer Space (6 December 1988)
Just One of Those Days (13 December 1988)
Ice and Snow: Explorers (20 December 1988)
Non-Pliable (6 January 1989)
Greed (13 January 1989)
Problem Solving: Mystery 2 (20 January 1989)
Sympathy (27 January 1989)

Season 18 (1989-1990)

Family Get Together (8 September 1989)
Bungling Bungle (15 September 1989)
Rejected/Neglected (22 September 1989)
Family in the Garden (29 September 1989)
Geoffrey Babysits (6 October 1989)
Neighbours (13 October 1989)
Misbehaving (20 October 1989)
Zipman and Bobbin (27 October 1989)
Zippy Wants to be a Comedian (3 November 1989)
Worried/Weary (10 November 1989)
Our Common Land (17 November 1989)
Time/Space (24 November 1989)
Night Out (1 December 1989)
Borrowing 2 (8 December 1989)
Same/Different (15 December 1989)
The Toymaker (22 December 1989)
Super Bungle (12 January 1990)
George and Germs (19 January 1990)
Geoffrey Learns French (26 January 1990)
Family Pressure (2 February 1990)
Practice Makes Perfect (9 February 1990)
The VIP (16 February 1990)
Wrong Day (23 February 1990)
No Accounting for George (2 March 1990)

Season 19 (1990-1991)

Planting Seeds (31 August 1990)
Friends (7 September 1990)
The Wall (14 September 1990)
Keeping Tidy (21 September 1990)
Changes (28 September 1990)
Things Aren't Always What They Seem (5 October 1990)
How Does Your Garden Grow (12 October 1990)
Streets (19 October 1990)
Kitchen Art (26 October 1990)
Sports Day 2 (2 November 1990)
Safari Park (9 November 1990)
Shops (16 November 1990)
Going Places (23 November 1990)
Why Did You Do That (30 November 1990)
Time (7 December 1990)
New for Old (14 December 1990)
Chitter Chatter (21 December 1990)
A Lazy Day (11 January 1991)
Exercise is Fun (25 January 1991)
Playing the Game (1 February 1991)
Who Done It (8 February 1991)
Rain and Water (22 February 1991)
The Birthday Cake (1 March 1991)
Shaping Up (8 March 1991)

Season 20 (1991-1992)

A Trip to Spain (13 September 1991)
Something to Care For (20 September 1991)
Getting in a Muddle (27 September 1991)
The Seaside Show (4 October 1991)
Without a Voice (11 October 1991)
Geoffrey's Big Occasion (18 October 1991)
I'm the King of the Castle (25 October 1991)
Naughty Zippy (1 November 1991)
Safety First (8 November 1991)
Surprise Surprise (15 November 1991)
Sing Song (22 November 1991)
Zippy Sets Them Up (29 November 1991)
Taking Turns (6 December 1991)
Snow (13 December 1991)
Treasure Hunt (20 December 1991)
The Zippybread Man (10 January 1992)
Auntie Pays a Visit (17 January 1992)
Ice and Water (24 January 1992)
Getting Organized (31 January 1992)
The Invitation (7 February 1992)
Back Tracking (14 February 1992)
Noise (21 February 1992)
Let's Play a Game (28 February 1992)
If Only We Hadn't (6 March 1992)

References

↑ http://archive.is/3CDc
↑ Anderiesz, Mike (2002). Climbing High: Life Under the Rainbow Exposed. Boxtree. pp. 122–123.

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