Rosie & Jim: Puppet Show and other stories

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Face Palm: In an episode about John wanting to go somewhere quiet, Rosie keeps banging a saucepan lid. Jim says Rosie can only come if she is quiet. Rosie says "OK", and drops her lid on the floor with a loud clatter, causing Jim to facepalm.

Tilly speaks Gratuitous French ( Gratuitous Spanish in the American version), but understands English very well. She has a magic bag with her, which she likes to call a sac magique/ bolsa mágica. She is good at playing the piccolo. The Adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Thomas's Christmas Party and 17 Other Stories (1993 Re-Release) There were 175 episodes of the Rosie and Jim TV show in total. Here’s a full list of each episode and the date it first aired. Series 1 (Featuring John Cunliffe) Episode No.

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The show is about three elf-like creatures called Tots, who live in a big secret house in the middle of nowhere. The protagonists are: John Cunliffe owned the boat for the first 50 episodes from 1990 to 1992. Rosie & Jim called him Fizzgog. He was an author who wrote stories about Rosie and Jim based on his daily travels and adventures.

Sophie Aldred: Tiny, Tilly and Tom liked to try fun new game and make fun new things. And sometimes the things they do don't go quite as planned. So join those three on Tots TV. And when it comes to mischief, There's only one place to be with Ratty Toad and Mole in the classic story of Wind in the Willows. The show was first broadcast on CITV, but was also shown on PBS Kids in the United States. In the 2000s, reruns were aired on CBeebies. Not So Stoic: When Neil is startled or frightened by Rosie and Jim's antics, he becomes much more animated than John and Pat. Following the boat's redundancy from Ragdoll Productions, it is no longer on display to the public.

Sophie Aldred: Life on the Island of Sodor can be very busy, but the engines enjoy their work on the railway. Sometimes in the adventures Thomas has with his friends landed in trouble.

Rosie and Jim (sometimes written as Rosie & Jim) is a British children's television programme produced by Ragdoll Productions and aired on ITV from 3rd September 1990 to 10th March 2000, and on PBS from 5 September 1992 to 31 March 2001. The Original Adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - The Runaway and Other Stories (1993 Re-Release) Expository Theme Tune: "I'm a tot, Je suis une tot. Tilly, Tom, and Tiny, we're the Tots on Tots TV, one, two, three, BOO!" The Brand New Adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Trust Thomas and Other Stories (1993 Re-Release) Rosie and Jim is a children's live-action puppet show by Ragdoll Productions (creators of Teletubbies and Brum) for Central Independent Television (the ITV franchise serving Central England), which was broadcast between 1990 and 2001.Clips from this video were featured in the 1994 and 1995 Video Collection International children's titles adverts. Rosie and Jim's home is the narrowboat Ragdoll. Throughout its run the boat was acquired by three owners, each one playing a role according to their real-life profession. Running Gag: The duo will often move things while John is not looking; who will then say nonchalantly "Oh! I wonder how that got there?"