Take a Bow (TV series)

Take a Bow is a British children's television series that was shown regularly on the CBeebies channel in the United Kingdom. The series features children performing in at a landmark in their area. The performances are shot in the style of a pop video. The performances vary from a singer on the London Eye, to organ playing in Blackpool Tower, from break dancing to playing in a jazz band.

Take a Bow originally began airing on 19 February 2007.

Locations
 London Eye
 National Railway Museum
 Blackpool Tower
 Alton Towers

Episodes
There are twenty five episodes in the first series and twenty five episodes in the second series.

Series 1

Episode 1 – China in Liverpool (Air date: 19 February 2007)

Episode 2 – Ollie's Dancing Feet (Air date: 26 February 2007)

Episode 3 – Gigha! We are Here (Air date: 27 February 2007)

Episode 4 – A Fishy Break in Plymouth (Air date: 28 February 2007)

Episode 5 – By the Beach in Blackpool (Air date: 1 March 2007)

Episode 6 – Bollywood Boogie (Air date: 2 March 2007)

Episode 7 – Wheelchair Disco (Air date: 5 March 2007)

Episode 8 – It Takes Two to Tango (Air date: 6 March 2007)

Episode 9 – Children Rule the World (Air date: 13 March 2007)

Episode 10 – Piping Hot in Edinburgh (Air date: 14 March 2007)

Episode 11 – String Along (Air date: 16 March 2007)

Episode 12 – Disco Divas in Anglesey (Air date: 19 March 2007)

Episode 13 – Railway Rhythms (Air date: 20 March 2007)

Episode 14 – Indian Leeds the Way (Air date: 21 March 2007)

Episode 15 – Crystal Diamonds in Glasgow (Air date: 22 March 2007)

Episode 16 – Ben Harps On (Air date: 23 March 2007)

Episode 17 – Scunthorpe Singing Sensations (Air date: 8 April 2007)

Episode 18 – Rockin' on the Rides (Air date: 9 April 2007)

Episode 19 – Ukrainian Dancing (Air date: 10 April 2007)

Episode 20 – A Drop of Golden Song (Air date: 20 April 2007)

Episode 21 – Sheyenne on the London Eye (Air date: 21 April 2007)

Episode 22 – Steel Pans in a Snowdome (Air date: 22 April 2007)

Episode 23 – Curtis, King of the Castle (Air date: 23 April 2007)

Episode 24 – Bubbling in Birmingham (Air date: 24 April 2007)

Episode 25 – Drumming on the Bus (Air date: 13 May 2007)

Series 2

Episode 1 – Jamboree in the Park (Air date: 3 December 2007)

Episode 2 – Roller Boogie at the Barrier (Air date: 4 December 2007)

Episode 3 – Welcome to Jersey (Air date: 5 December 2007)

Episode 4 – Tea for Two (Air date: 6 December 2007)

Episode 5 – Farmhouse Rock (Air date: 7 December 2007)

Episode 6 – All That Jazz (Air date: 10 December 2007)

Episode 7 – Bolton Baton Twirlers (Air date: 11 December 2007)

Episode 8 – Synch or Swim (Air date: 12 December 2007)

Episode 9 – Centre Stage at Stonehenge (Air date: 13 December 2007)

Episode 10 – Isle of Wight, Tap Delight (Air date: 14 December 2007)

Episode 11 – Sing-a-long in Stormont (Air date: 21 December 2007)

Episode 12 – Angel of the North (Air date: 31 December 2007)

Episode 13 – James and the Giant's Causeway (Air date: 1 January 2008)

Episode 14 – Drumming in the Woods (Air date: 2 January 2008)

Episode 15 – Bodmin Boogie (Air date: 3 January 2008)

Episode 16 – Fabulous Figureskating (Air date: 4 January 2008)

Episode 17 – Street Feet on the Farm (Air date: 7 January 2008)

Episode 18 – Yuanfan the Piano Man (Air date: 8 January 2008)

Episode 19 – Maori Marina (Air date: 9 January 2008)

Episode 20 – Anglesey Hits the High Notes (Air date: 10 January 2008)

Episode 21 – Shetland Fiddling Frenzy (Air date: 11 January 2008)

Episode 22 – Turkish at the Tate (Air date: 14 January 2008)

Episode 23 – Ahoy There Harmonica (Air date: 15 January 2008)

Episode 24 – Bright Line Moves to Brighton (Air date: 16 January 2008)

Episode 25 – What A Circus (Air date: 17 January 2008)

External links
 

BBC children's television shows
2007 British television series debuts
2007 British television series endings
2000s British children's television series
2000s preschool education television series
British preschool education television series
British television shows featuring puppetry
CBeebies
English-language television shows
Television series about children