The story of how Mary Mary from the nursery rhyme meets Zap and Zoom the space heroes. They have an adventure together through pages of The Ghosties Book and The Jungle Book.
The romantic tale of Princess Angelica, Peterkin the librarian and the brave but boring knight, Sir Brian de Bolfrey. Who will kill the dragon, and win the hand of the beautiful Princess?
The magical musical story of the Wizard's socks, and how 'Honest' Ned Groat and his young travelling companion try to fool the villagers' into thinking that they too can fly.
Young Alice pays a visit to Old Father Time, and arranges some extra time for the Mad Hatter and March Hare to prepare tea for the Queen of Hearts. One problem they have to solve to get the extra time is the riddle of the clock.
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Home Sweet Home". Then they sing the nursery rhyme "The House That Jack Built" using revolving boxes. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "The Three Little Pigs". Jane does a mime scene where she changes a picture of a clown in to a house. Rod dresses up as an old lady who lives in a show and sings "Living In A Land Of Nursery Rhymes". Jane tells bookworm a poem about his house. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "The Shell, Hole and Nest".
Rod Jane and Freddy show us some of the problems which have to be faced before an audience can be entertained. The trio sing 'A Good Idea', then Jane tap dances along to the sound of Freddy's typewriter and Rod pretends to play a trumpet. The trio practice a dance routine and sing a song called 'Over and Over and Over Again'. Then Rod and Freddy go off and while on her own, Jane imagines she's a ballet dancer moving gracefully to the music.
The story of a dame who lives in a shoe. She opens a milk bottle and the genie from Aladdin's lamp and grants her three wishes and one day to spend them. She goes off to the shops but meets Simple Simon, Little Boo Peep and Humpty Dumpy along the way, but they're all upset. Simple Simon has no money for food, Little Boo Peep has lost her sheep and Humpty has fallen off the wall. She uses 2 of her wishes for them, but they forget to say thank you and then the shops are shut, but she gets a special surprise later on.
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Sugarland" Rod talks about his friend Ned who never cleaned his teeth before he went to bed. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Apples on the Tree". Jane does a mime scene where she uses a lollypop to create different objects. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Little Jack Horner". Then Rod and Jane sing "Oh Jack, Why Don't You Put It Back?" Rod and Freddy do a scene where Freddy sells Rod some fruits, but mixes up what Rod says. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Yum, Yum, Yum, Yum Those Plums".
Jane sings "Whispers". Freddy dresses up as a bat and sings "Bat Rap". Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Heartbeat", but Rod's got the hiccups. Freddy does a mime scene with a squeaking pram. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Animal Orchestra".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "We're Going To Have A Party" and are preparing for a party. Rod opens a parcel full of gifts. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Blowing A Balloon". Freddy receives an invitation to a fancy dress party and decides to dress up and go as Dick Turpin. Rod and Jane sing "With A Hey and A Ho", then Jane talks in rhyme about Charlie Farley. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Guessing Game" and each of them play pin the tail on the donkey. Rod, Jane and Freddy end their show by singing "We're Going To Have A Party".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "When The Road Needs Mending". Jane appears as a cat. Rod,Jane and Freddy sing "Living in The Town". Freddy sings "One Band Man". Jane can't find where Rainbow street is and sings "Rainbow Street". Rod makes a person from street signs. Rod, Jane and Freddy do a scene in a shop and Freddy can't decide whether he wants a little bit more or a little bit less of what he buys and they sing "Corner Shop"
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "We're Country People" and are dressed up as farmers. Jane dresses as a scarecrow and does a mime scene. Then she sings "Just A Fool On A Hill". Rod wonders why milk is always white. Rod, Jane and Freddy dress up as milkmen and sing "You Can Be A Milkman too". Then the trio sing "Chick, Chick, Chick, Chick Chicken". Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "We're Country People".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Lots Of Lovely Colours". Rod and Jane do a scene where they're washing their laundry, but Rod's white shirt ends up multi coloured. Freddy thinks Rod's colourful shirt looks wonderful. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "A Bright Life". Rod, Jane and Freddy do a mime scene where they paint different parts of a picture. Then they sing "Splish, Splish Splash On The Wall". Freddy dresses up as an artist and paints a picture and sings "When A Painter Paints A Picture". Rod and Jane pretend to be school kids in his class, but they both sing the song wrong, so Freddy asks them to sing it correctly.
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Colours So Many Colours". Then they each talk about a different colour. Jane describes the colour blue, Rod describes about the colour green and Freddy describes the colour red. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Red Red What A Lovely Colour". Freddy does a magical mime scene where he puts coloured handkerchiefs into different glasses and then takes them out and pours water into each glass making them change colour. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Come To The Circus With Me".
The trio sing 'You Look Great' and dress up as tramps. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing 'Look On The Bright Side' and then Rod sings 'My Little Metal Band'. Freddy plays a banjo, but Jane decides she would like to play along too. Then Rod wants to join in and the trio end up playing the one banjo all together at the same time! Rod, Jane and Freddy sing 'Whatever You Want To Share' and then close their show by singing 'You Look Great'.
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Moon and Stars". Rod dresses up as Mr Moon and sings "I'm The Man In The Moon". Jane sings "Lullaby". Freddy does a scene where he's getting ready for bed. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Hey Diddle Winkie". Then they sing "Moon and Stars".
Rod Jane and Freddy sing "Light The Lights". Rod does a scene where you have to guess what he's pretending to be. Freddy sings "Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark". Jane does a mime scene where's she's pretending to be light and dark. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "On the Stage".
The trio open their show by singing "There's Something For Everyone Everywhere", then Rod is a jack-in-a-box and does a little dance with Jane. Edward, Jane's dearly-loved old bear from her childhood surprises her by talking to her and Jane sings "Edward Bear" to him. Next, Freddy looks inside a big box and finds lots of things to do with the seaside. Then he joins Rod and Jane and they all dress up as old toys and sing "Toy Museum" before ending their show by singing "There's Something For Everyone Everywhere"
In this episode Rod, Jane and Freddy play three characters who work in a market in old London Town. Rod and Freddy cheer up Jane by singing "Put A Smile On Your Face". Then the trio sing "We All Work Here In The Market Place", and mess about having a laugh. Freddy tells Rod and Jane a story of how he wanted to be a conjurer when he was younger and sings "When I Was A Lad". Rod talks about some of the high and mighty people who visit the market and sings "He's Very High and Mighty''. Then the trio end their show by singing "Put A Smile On Your Face".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "In A World of Paper". Rod does a mime scene where he opens different books that make different noises. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Busy, Busy, Busy". Jane does a mime scene where she dances dressed in paper. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "The Dustman Song". Freddy says a rhyme about paper. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Winter and Spring". Then they sing "In A Of World Of Paper".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "It's a Paper World". Freddy does a scene where he picks up litter, but falls asleep on a park bench and Jane does a mime scene where she dances dressed in paper. Rod sings "Fairy Stories". Jane does a mime scene dressed in a bird costume. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "You Look Great".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "You've Got It". Jane does a mime scene using a suitcase and a teapot. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Take Us In, Warm Us Up". Freddy dresses as an elf and talks about dandelion and burdock. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Can You Guess What We're Going To Make For You?". Rod's really hungry, but can't decide what he wants to eat. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Chinese Take Away".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Working". Then they do a mime scene where they slot different wheels into a cart. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "We've Got An Old Machine". Rod and Freddy do a scene where they open a new robot thats arrived and Freddy checks thats she's working, but she keeps hitting him with her arm and he falls over. Then she ends up making Freddy walk like a robot. Rod sings "Joe The Rag And Bone Man".
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "The Animals Love To Sing For You". Jane and Freddy do a mime scene with wool where Jane makes a jumper and then Freddy pulls the string from Jane's jumper to make a jumper for a sheep instead. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "The Village Blacksmith". Rod, Jane and Freddy say some different nursery rhymes. Freddy performs "Good Morning Mrs Hen", Jane performs "Mary Had A Little Lamb" and Rod performs "The Cock Thou Crow". Then Freddy performs "Baa Baa Black Sheep" and Rod and Jane perform "Cock A Doodle Doo". Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Country People".
The story of when the 3 Wobblies houses melt away in the sun in Wobbyland. They have to go to the jelly mine to make another jelly house.
Rod, Jane and Freddy highlight the important message of Saying NO! To Strangers, through song and role play with the help of their puppet friends Oscar, Dizzy, Bee and Wolfie.
The story of Punky Pam and Horris Blot who live in the Wizzar comic strip. They find out the colours from their page have been taken (or rather borrowed) by Ted The Tealeaf.