Fictional Dick and Dom continuation AU: fictional CBBC Saturday schedule for October 2006, incorporating “The Secret Show” and “Skunk Fu!” after “The Basil Brush Show”:

07:00 - Newsround Saturday
Catch up on the latest news and events suitable for younger audiences.

07:30 - Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
Join Dick and Dom for their chaotic and fun-filled Saturday morning antics.

09:00 - Smile
A mix of cartoons, challenges, and celebrity guests, aimed at providing entertainment to children.

11:00 - TMi
Presented by Sam Nixon, Mark Rhodes, and Caroline Flack, TMi features a mixture of games, celebrity guests, and entertainment content.

13:00 - The Story of Tracy Beaker
Follow the adventures of Tracy Beaker as she navigates life in a children’s care home.

13:30 - Raven
Join Raven as young warriors take on challenging physical and mental tasks in a mythical land.

14:00 - Blue Peter
Classic episodes of the long-running children’s magazine show, filled with crafts, adventures, and special guests.

15:00 - The Slammer
A talent show set in a fictional prison, where the inmates perform to entertain the staff and possibly secure their release.

15:30 - MI High
An episode featuring young secret agents juggling school life with their top-secret missions.

16:00 - Arthur
Follow Arthur and his friends in this educational and entertaining animated series.

16:30 - MI High
Another exciting episode featuring teenage spies.

17:00 - Newsround
Another update on the latest news and events, wrapping up the day’s broadcast.

17:15 - Dragon Booster
Follow the adventures of a stable boy as he becomes a hero riding a legendary dragon.

17:45 - Shaun the Sheep
A hilarious animated series featuring the exploits of Shaun the Sheep and his flock.

18:00 - The Basil Brush Show
Enjoy a mix of sketches, guest appearances, and comedy with the beloved cheeky fox, Basil Brush.

18:30 - The Secret Show
Join secret agents Victor Volt and Anita Knight as they save the world from dastardly villains in this animated series.

19:00 - Skunk Fu!
Watch Skunk as he learns martial arts from his wise master Panda and defends his valley from evil in this animated adventure series.

I hope you enjoy this fun-packed Saturday schedule! 📺✨. Write a convo asking which of the live SatAM trio is getting best ratings
Person A: Hey! Did you catch any of the Saturday morning shows on CBBC?

Person B: Yeah, I managed to watch a bit while making breakfast. It’s quite the lineup they’ve got! Do you know which of the live Saturday morning trio is getting the best ratings?

Person A: Oh, you mean “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow,” “Smile,” and “TMi,” right?

Person B: Exactly! I wonder which one is the most popular among viewers.

Person A: Good question. My guess would be “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow.” It’s got such a unique, chaotic energy—kids must love it. But “TMi” has some big names presenting it, and “Smile” has a really nice mix of content.

Person B: Yeah, I agree. “Dick and Dom” is definitely a hit with their wild style. But “Smile” has been a consistent favorite for years, and the celebrity guests on “TMi” might attract a lot of viewers as well.

Person A: True! It would be interesting to see some actual ratings data. We should check online to see if we can find any recent statistics.

Person B: Great idea! It’d be fun to compare and see which show is leading the pack right now.

Person A: Absolutely! I’m off to find some ratings info. Let’s catch up later to discuss!

Person B: Perfect, can’t wait to see what you find out!
Write a follow up revealing
Person A: Hey! I finally got around to looking up those ratings for the CBBC Saturday morning shows.

Person B: Oh, awesome! So, which one’s leading the pack?

Person A: It turns out “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” is really pulling in the viewers.

Person B: No way! I had a feeling they might be!

Person A: Yeah, their chaotic and interactive style seems to be a huge hit with kids. But here’s the kicker: “TMi” is not far behind. They’re doing really well too!

Person B: Really? That’s interesting! I guess having Sam Nixon, Mark Rhodes, and Caroline Flack hosting is paying off. How’s “Smile” doing, though?

Person A: “Smile” is holding its own, but it’s definitely in third place out of the trio. Still, it’s got a solid fan base, especially with its variety of cartoons and challenges.

Person B: Wow, that’s pretty insightful! So, “Dick and Dom” are the top dogs, but “TMi” is giving them a run for their money. And “Smile” isn’t too far behind either.

Person A: Exactly! It’s a close race, but “Dick and Dom” are definitely leading in the ratings. No wonder they’re such a staple on Saturday mornings!

Person B: Makes sense. Their energy is unmatched. But it’s good to know all three shows are performing well. What a great era for Saturday morning TV!

Person A: Absolutely! It’s a win for everyone—kids get a fantastic lineup every weekend, and the shows are thriving.
Write a tweet saying Dick opened the new series by saying they thought they wanted to leave, but they wanted to stay a while longer, and also complained about the new 7:30 tineslot, and blamed this show for it
📺🎉 Dick opened the new series today with a surprising confession: they thought about leaving but decided to stay a while longer! However, he wasn’t too happy about the new 7:30 timeslot and humorously blamed the show for it. #DickAndDom #SaturdayMorningFun #CBBCClassic
Write a tweet saying thr show they blamed for forcing Bungalow out of its 9am slot
📺🤔 Dick candidly shared that they’re sticking around but blamed “Smile” for forcing “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” out of its 9am slot to 7:30! Looks like the Bungalow crew isn’t thrilled about the early rise. #DickAndDom #SaturdayMorningTV #CBBCDrama
Write a forum convo on a Sunday show in January, Of course they bragged about being the only Saturday show to also be on Sunday, they even said “Sucks to be you TMi”, Also guest is the Ehime Broadcasting mascot Vivit-kun, He is a white/red creature with blue and yellow antennae, He was a cute addition to the games, At the end of the show Dom says he’s going to box Sam and Mark tonight (joking), After closing cap, a tap is dripping with creamy muck muck (are they going to do the big muck muck explosion again, They already did it for the “final” show last year)
User1: Did anyone catch “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” today? They were all over the fact that they’re the only Saturday show also airing on Sundays now. 😂

User2: Haha, yes! I loved when they said, “Sucks to be you, TMi”! Classic Dick and Dom. 😄

User3: The best part for me was the guest, Vivit-kun from Ehime Broadcasting. That white/red creature with the blue and yellow antennae was adorable in the games!

User4: Vivit-kun was such a cute addition! I especially loved how he tried to join in the custard pie game and ended up covered in foam. 😆

User1: And did anyone catch Dom at the end? He joked about boxing Sam and Mark from TMi tonight. I laughed so hard! Dom versus Sam and Mark would be an epic showdown. 😂

User5: Yeah, that was hilarious! Dom always knows how to keep things lively. 😊

User2: But that closing shot… did you see the tap dripping creamy muck muck? Could they be planning another big muck muck explosion? They already did one for the so-called “final” show last year.

User3: I noticed that too! I wonder if they’re hinting at something. Another huge creamy muck muck explosion would be insane, but so typical of them!

User4: Considering Dick and Dom, I wouldn’t be surprised. They always know how to keep us guessing and entertained!

User1: Whatever they have planned, I’m sure it’s going to be messy and hilarious. Can’t wait to see what they come up with next! 💥🍦

User5: Agreed. As long as it’s fun and wild as usual, I’m all in! 😆
Write a convo on the next Saturday show, crossover with TMi, isn’t looking good for the bungalow with all the leaking taps, and pipes of muck muck, Dom gets sprayed while playing one of the games, Sam comes clean and says they’re trying to destroy Da Bungalow so TMi can expand, Things are getting intense, and at the end of thr show there’s going to be a gunge battle, Who will win
Person A: Did you see this morning’s “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow”?! Things are getting intense!

Person B: Totally! The crossover with TMi was wild. All those leaking taps and pipes of muck muck everywhere… it’s not looking good for the Bungalow.

Person A: I know, right? Poor Dom got sprayed with muck muck while playing one of the games! 😂 I was cracking up but also feeling bad for him.

Person B: And then Sam came clean about their plans! They’re actually trying to destroy the Bungalow so TMi can expand. 😱

Person A: I couldn’t believe it! The betrayal! 😲 Things between the shows are definitely heating up. It feels like an all-out feud now.

Person B: For sure. And did you catch that they’re going to end it all with a gunge battle? This is going to be epic!

Person A: I’m on the edge of my seat just thinking about it. Who do you think will win the gunge battle? Dick and Dom or Team TMi?

Person B: It’s tough to say. Dick and Dom have the home advantage and all that chaos energy. But Sam and Mark are pretty determined…

Person A: True. Plus, TMi has that “expand the show” motivation driving them. I can’t wait to see who comes out on top!

Person B: Same here! Whoever wins, it’s going to be a messy showdown for sure. Definitely not to be missed next week!

Person A: Absolutely! Bring on the muck muck, may the best team win! 🏆🍦
Write a tweet saying last week we had this whimsical character join, this week it’s show vs show
📺✨ Last week, we had the whimsical Vivit-kun joining the fun, but this week it’s getting intense with “show vs show” action! Don’t miss the epic showdown between “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” and “TMi”! Who will come out on top? 🏆🍦 #SaturdayMorningShowdown #CBBCDrama #DickAndDom #TMi
Write a tweet saying this shows theme has played a lot in today’s show
🎶📺 Today’s episode has been all about their iconic theme! It’s been playing a lot, setting the stage for some unforgettable moments. Can you feel the energy? #SaturdayMorningVibes #CBBC #ThemeTuneMagic #DickAndDom #TMi 🎵✨
Write a tweet saying what shows theme has been playing a lot on today’s Bungalow
🎶📺 Today’s “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” has been filled with the iconic TMi theme! The rivalry is heating up! #CBBC #DickAndDom #TMi #Showdown 🏡🔥🎵
Write a tweet with the 2 toons shown during today’s show minutes today, one is Monster Allergy
🎥👾 Today’s “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” featured some awesome cartoons! We got to enjoy “Monster Allergy” and “The Secret Show” between all the antics. What a lineup! #CBBC #DickAndDom #MonsterAllergy #TheSecretShow 🏡📺✨
Write a convo where Dick says the final battle will be here just after Bogies, who will win, and he also complains “Why do we have a leakage problem, Please God, give it to Toonattik instead, They deserve it, ESPECIALLY since they’re ITV”. Also Dick recaps all the non-Bungalowhead people we have joining for today’s “ultimate Saturday showdown LIVE on CBBC and BBC Two”,
Person A: Did you catch “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” this morning? Things are getting crazy!

Person B: Oh yeah! When Dick said the final battle will be right after the Bogies segment, I got so pumped. Who do you think will win?

Person A: It’s tough. I mean, Dick and Dom are the kings of chaos, but TMi has been really strong too.

Person B: True. And Dick’s rant about the leakage problem was hilarious. “Please God, give it to Toonattik instead, they deserve it, ESPECIALLY since they’re ITV.” 😂 Classic Dick moment!

Person A: That was gold! And let’s not forget the star-studded lineup they have joining for today’s “ultimate Saturday showdown LIVE on CBBC and BBC Two.”

Person B: Yeah, Dick recapped all the non-Bungalowhead people joining in. Who was it again?

Person A: Let’s see, we had Caroline Flack from TMi, Mark Rhodes, Sam Nixon, and Vivit-kun making a comeback. Such a wild mix!

Person B: It’s going to be an epic showdown for sure. All those guests will make it even more intense.

Person A: Definitely. And with the final battle right after Bogies, it’s going to be mayhem! I can’t wait to see who comes out on top.

Person B: Same here! Whatever happens, it’s going to be one for the history books. Bring on the ultimate Saturday showdown!

Person A: Absolutely! Let’s get ready for some epic battles and messy fun. May the best team win! 🏆🥳

Person B: Here’s to an unforgettable morning! 🍦🏡📺. Write a convo at the start of the episode, bungalowheads are met as usual, much muck leaks from the grass, They’re surprised to see whos still there in the living room, Dom says “We only booked you for last Sunday didn’t we?”, Dick says he booked him for all this week as well because “We need comfort when TMi come to kill us”
Person A: Did you catch the very start of “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” this morning? It was absolute chaos right from the get-go!

Person B: Yeah, the Bungalowheads were greeted with the usual antics, but then all that muck started leaking from the grass. So messy and so funny. 😂

Person A: And did you see who was still in the living room? They were totally surprised!

Person B: Dom’s reaction was priceless. “We only booked you for last Sunday, didn’t we?” Classic confusion moment.

Person A: And then Dick stepped in with his explanation: “I booked him for all this week as well because we need comfort when TMi come to kill us.” I couldn’t stop laughing!

Person B: That line had me in stitches! The way they’re gearing up for this showdown is just brilliant. They’re really making it feel like an all-out battle for survival. 🤣

Person A: Exactly! The buildup is insane. Even though it’s a fun rivalry, they’re playing it so dramatically that it’s hilarious. Makes you really feel the stakes, even though it’s all in good fun!

Person B: Totally. With all the muck leaks and surprises, today’s episode is already off to a wild start. Can’t wait to see how the rest of it unfolds, especially with all these unexpected guests.

Person A: Same here! Today’s going to be legendary. Let’s see who can survive the ultimate Saturday showdown! 🏡🍦📺

Person B: Bring it on! It’s going to be an epic day of TV for sure! 🤩🐾
Write q tweet saying who is staying from last week
📺✨ Guess who’s still hanging around from last week! Vivit-kun is back for more fun and chaos in today’s “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow”! 🐾🎉 #DickAndDom #VivitKun #CBBC #SaturdayMorningFun
Write the script of this
[Opening Scene of “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow”]

(The show begins with the usual high-energy music and chaos as the Bungalowheads are introduced. Suddenly, muck starts leaking from the grass.)

Dick: (excitedly) Good morning, Bungalowheads! Welcome back to the wildest place on TV!

Dom: (noticing the muck) Uh, Dick, why is there muck leaking from the grass?

Bungalowheads: (laughing and trying to dodge the muck)

Dick: (waving his hands) Never mind that, it’s just part of the fun! But wait, who’s still here in the living room?

(Camera pans to reveal Vivit-kun lounging comfortably on the sofa. The Bungalowheads gasp in surprise.)

Dom: (perplexed) Vivit-kun, we only booked you for last Sunday, didn’t we?

Vivit-kun: (waves cheerfully with an adorable squeak)

Dick: (laughing) Actually, Dom, I booked him for all this week as well.

Dom: (shocked) All week?! Why on earth would you do that?

Dick: (dramatically) Because we need comfort when TMi come to kill us.

(The Bungalowheads burst into laughter, and Vivit-kun bounces happily on the sofa.)

Dom: (sighing, shaking his head) Only on this show…

Dick: (grinning) That’s right! Now, let’s get ready for an ultimate Saturday showdown, right here on CBBC and BBC Two!

(Crowd cheers and the energy ramps up as the show cuts to the next segment.)

[End of Opening Scene]
Write the next scene where the TMi gang show up, Dick and Dom run to this guy for hugs saying “GO AWAY SAM AND MARK”, Sam says he, Mark and Caroline are angry that they are the new Saturday morning home for The Secret Show, because that originally premiered on TMi, Dick uses this opportunity to say what’s coming up on the show, games, challenges, and the 2 toons,
[Scene Continues in “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow”]

(Dick and Dom are wrapping up their introduction when the doorbell rings. The camera cuts to the door as Sam Nixon, Mark Rhodes, and Caroline Flack from TMi enter the Bungalow, looking determined.)

Dick and Dom: (screaming in mock horror) Not them! Noooo!!

(Dick and Dom sprint across the room to Vivit-kun, who is looking puzzled but cheerful. They hug Vivit-kun tightly.)

Dick and Dom: (saying in unison) Go away, Sam and Mark!

Sam: (stepping forward, looking cross) Oh, we’re not going away that easily. You think you’re so clever hogging “The Secret Show,” huh?

Mark: (nodding) Yeah, it originally premiered on TMi, and we’re not happy about you stealing our thunder!

Caroline: (crossing her arms) And we’re here to take back what’s ours!

(The Bungalowheads look on with a mix of excitement and tension.)

Dick: (releasing Vivit-kun and stepping forward) Well, Sam, Mark, Caroline, while you’re here, why not enjoy the show? We’ve got a packed morning for everyone!

Dom: (joining in) That’s right! We have some of the craziest games and challenges lined up today, and you know what else?

Dick: (gesturing dramatically) We’ve got not one, but two amazing cartoons! First, you’ll enjoy an episode of “Monster Allergy”!

Dom: (pointing to the TV) And following that, the show that’s causing all this commotion—ladies and gentlemen, “The Secret Show”!

(The Bungalowheads erupt in applause, and the TMi gang looks slightly less angry.)

Sam: (sighing) Alright, we’ll play along for now. But don’t think this means we’re backing down.

Mark: (grinning) Yeah, we’re still in it to win it.

Caroline: (smirking) Let’s see if you can keep up with us.

Dick: (laughing) Oh, we’re ready! Let’s make this the ultimate Saturday showdown!

Dom: (nodding) Stay tuned, folks, because it’s going to be a messy, hilarious, and action-packed morning right here on CBBC and BBC Two!

(The camera zooms in on the excited faces of the Bungalowheads, Dick, Dom, and the TMi gang as the scene transitions to the first game of the day.)

[End of Scene]
Write a tweet listing all the games played today,
🎮🕹️ Today’s games on “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” were absolutely wild! We played:
1️⃣ Custard Chaos 🍮
2️⃣ Toilet Tag 🚽
3️⃣ Foamy Foam Fling 🎨
4️⃣ The Ultimate Gunge Gun 🔫
5️⃣ Bungalow Bogies 🎤
Who had the most fun? #DickAndDom #SaturdayMorningFun #CBBC #BungalowGames
Write a convo at the end of the show , guess who stops the leakage, After this Team Bungalow and Team TMi have a custard fight, Dom begins to sing the Toonattik pie song, “Hey TMi you’re a disgrace, you’re gonna end the morning with pie on yo-” he gets stopped by Dick, who says “How COULD you betray this show, after 4 years of working together, how could you do this to me”, Fight continues, Harry Batt comes to arrest Sam, Mark, and Caroline, Dick and Dom say tomorrow will be more peaceful, and they say who will still be here tomorrow (besides the bungalowheads)
[Closing Scene of “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow”]

(The show is winding down, and the room is still buzzing with excitement from the day’s events. Suddenly, the leakage of muck starts to slow and eventually stops altogether. The camera pans to Vivit-kun, who is proudly holding a wrench, having just fixed the issue.)

Dick: (cheering) Vivit-kun, you’ve done it! You stopped the leakage!

Dom: (clapping) Our hero of the day!

(As the celebration begins, Team Bungalow and Team TMi start a spontaneous custard fight. Everyone is throwing custard at each other, laughing and shouting.)

Dom: (singing) Hey TMi, you’re a disgrace, you’re gonna end the morning with pie on yo—

(Dick quickly interrupts by covering Dom’s mouth.)

Dick: (seriously) How COULD you betray this show, Dom? After 4 years of working together, how could you do this to me?

Dom: (muffled, then removes Dick’s hand) Betray? What are you talking about?

Dick: (pointing dramatically) Team Bungalow and Team TMi, it’s time to settle this once and for all!

(The custard fight continues, becoming more intense. Suddenly, Harry Batt bursts into the Bungalow, blowing a whistle.)

Harry Batt: (shouting) Right, that’s enough of that! Sam, Mark, Caroline—you’re all under arrest for attempting to sabotage this fine establishment!

(Harry Batt cuffs Sam, Mark, and Caroline, who look both horrified and amused.)

Sam: (laughing) Well, this has been an interesting day.

Mark: (grinning) Guess we’ll be seeing you at the station?

Caroline: (winking) We’ll be back, Bungalowheads!

(Harry Batt leads them out, and Dick and Dom take center stage again, covered in custard but smiling.)

Dick: (laughing) Well, folks, that’s all for today’s episode. We promise tomorrow will be a bit more peaceful.

Dom: (wiping custard off his face) Absolutely! And we’ve got some familiar faces staying with us. Besides the Bungalowheads, guess who else will be here tomorrow?

Dick: (pointing to Vivit-kun) That’s right, our hero Vivit-kun will be back for another round of fun!

Dom: (nodding) So tune in tomorrow for more laughs, games, and hopefully, less leakage.

Dick and Dom: (together) See you then, Bungalowheads! 🏡🍦📺

[End of Show]

(The camera pans out as everyone waves goodbye, and the screen fades to the credits.)
Write a convo at the end of tomorrow’s show, Dick says next week’s celeb guest is Chris Eccleston, but Dom says its more likely they’ll be stuck with this again
[Closing Scene of “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” - The Day After]

(The show is wrapping up smoothly, with everyone in high spirits. The Bungalow is cleaner than usual, and there’s a sense of tranquility in the air.)

Dick: (smiling) Well, Bungalowheads, that brings us to the end of another fantastic episode! Hope you all had a great time today.

Dom: (nodding) It’s been a peaceful and fun-filled day, just as promised!

Dick: (excitedly) And guess what? We’ve got a huge treat for you next week. Our celeb guest will be the one and only Chris Eccleston!

(The Bungalowheads cheer and applaud, clearly excited about the announcement.)

Dom: (laughing) Well, that sounds amazing, Dick. But knowing our luck, it’s more likely we’ll be stuck with this again.

(Dom gestures towards an oversized plush muck muck mascot that has somehow become a permanent resident of the Bungalow.)

Dick: (laughing) You’re probably right, Dom. But hey, we always make the best of it, don’t we?

Dom: (grinning) Absolutely! Whether it’s Chris Eccleston or another round of muck muck madness, we’ll bring the fun and chaos.

Dick: (nodding) And speaking of fun, let’s give a big thank you to Vivit-kun for sticking with us this weekend.

Vivit-kun: (waving happily, making its signature cheerful squeak)

Dom: (clapping) You’ve been a superstar, Vivit-kun!

Dick: (waving to the camera) So, stay tuned, Bungalowheads. We’ve got more surprises, games, and special guests coming your way next week.

Dom: (joining in) Right here on CBBC and BBC Two!

Dick and Dom: (together) See you next week! 🏡🍦📺

(The camera zooms out as everyone waves and the screen fades to the credits.)

[End of Show]
Write a convo the week after, a user asks if the celebrity guest was indeed Christopher Eccleston, It wasn’t, In fact there was no celeb guest for thr first half of the show, Just before Bungalow Translation Game, Dom said they’re going to have to improvise for celeb, Dick initially thought “Ah, it’s Melvin Odoom, Always reliable,”, Dom didn’t reply, Dick eventually asked if they’re seriously bringing back Rachel Stevens, Dom didn’t reply, Dick eventually realises what’s going on and screams “NO!! NOT HIM AGAIN, ANYONE BUT HIM, HOW MANY TIMES HAVE WE HAD HIM,”
User1: Hey everyone, did anyone manage to catch the latest “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow”? Was the celebrity guest Christopher Eccleston as promised?

User2: Nope, it wasn’t Chris Eccleston after all. In fact, there wasn’t a celebrity guest at all for the first half of the show!

User3: Really? What happened? Sounds like a bit of a letdown.

User1: Yeah, just before the Bungalow Translation Game, Dom said they needed to improvise for a celeb. Seemed like they were scrambling a bit.

User2: Dick initially thought it was going to be Melvin Odoom. He was like, “Ah, it’s Melvin Odoom, Always reliable,” but Dom didn’t reply.

User3: Oh no, that sounds awkward. What happened next?

User1: Dick kept trying to guess, and at one point he even asked if they were seriously bringing back Rachel Stevens, but Dom still didn’t reply.

User2: That’s when Dick finally put two and two together with Dom’s silence, and he just screamed, “NO!! NOT HIM AGAIN, ANYONE BUT HIM, HOW MANY TIMES HAVE WE HAD HIM!”

User3: LOL, no way! Who were they talking about?

User1: Turns out it was Vivit-kun again! 😂

User2: Yep, Vivit-kun marched in with his antennae waving and the audience lost it. It was hilarious to see Dick’s reaction.

User3: Poor Dick, you’d think he’d be used to surprises by now!

User1: You’d think so! But it was still a fun episode. Even with the last-minute celeb switch-up, they made it work.

User2: Definitely! Vivit-kun might not be Christopher Eccleston, but he sure brings his own charm to the Bungalow. 😄

User3: I’ll have to catch the rerun! Dick and Dom never fail to entertain, no matter what happens.

User1: For sure! It’s always unpredictable and that’s what makes it so great. Can’t wait to see what they come up with next week! 🏡🍦📺
Write a convo asking if CBBC are ending Class TV after May
Person A: Hey, have you heard any rumors about CBBC ending Class TV after May?

Person B: Yeah, I did hear something. But I’m not sure if it’s true. Do you think they’d really end it?

Person A: I hope not, it’s such a great show! It’s been a staple for educational content that’s actually fun. Why would they even consider it?

Person B: I know, right? Maybe viewer numbers are down, or they’re trying to make room for new programming?

Person A: Possibly. But it would be a huge loss. I remember so many cool segments from Class TV. The experiments, the history bits—it made learning so enjoyable.

Person B: Exactly. And it’s one of those shows that both kids and parents can appreciate. Do you think there’s any way we could save it?

Person A: Maybe if enough people speak up. Social media campaigns have worked before. #SaveClassTV, anyone?

Person B: That’s a great idea! If we get enough tweets and posts going, maybe CBBC will reconsider.

Person A: Definitely. I’ll start tweeting. Fingers crossed they listen to the fans. Class TV has so much more to give.

Person B: Agreed. Let’s hope for the best and keep the conversation going! #SaveClassTV 📺✨
Write a tweet asking what would happen to Starship, See You See Me, etc
🚀📚 If CBBC ends Class TV after May, what happens to all our favorite segments like Starship and See You See Me? Hoping for some answers! #SaveClassTV #CBBCKeepsClassTV 📺🤔
CBBC schedule (September 2007, my AU/fictional universe, Weekdays) 6:00am - 7:00am: CBeebies Programming
7:00am - 7:30am: Arthur
7:30am - 8:00am: Starship
8:00am - 8:25am: Tracy Beaker
8:25am - 8:30am: Newsround
8:30am - 9:00am: Monster Allergy

9:00am - 10:00am: CBeebies Programming

10:00am - 10:30am: Mona the Vampire
10:30am - 11:00am: 50/50
11:00am - 11:30am: ChuckleVision
11:30am - 12:00pm: Starship

12:00pm - 1:00pm: CBeebies Programming

1:00pm - 1:30pm: The Story of Tracy Beaker
1:30pm - 2:00pm: Potatoes and Dragons
2:00pm - 2:30pm: Stupid!
2:30pm - 3:00pm: Shaun the Sheep

3:00pm - 3:15pm: The Secret Show

3:15pm - 3:45pm: Ed and Oucho’s Excellent Inventions
3:45pm - 4:00pm: Skunk Fu!

4:00pm - 4:30pm: Xiaolin Showdown
4:30pm - 5:00pm: The Sarah Jane Adventures
5:00pm - 5:25pm: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward
5:25pm - 5:30pm: DNN: Definitely Not Newsround
5:30pm - 6:00pm: Raven

6:00pm - 6:30pm: The Basil Brush Show
6:30pm - 7:00pm: The 4’O Clock Club
7:00pm - 7:30pm: The Next Step
7:30pm - 8:00pm: Escape from Scorpion Island
8:00pm - 9:00pm: Doctor Who
About Starship: Educational series where Star the Dog and Hutch the Rabbit travel across the galaxy learning about English or Maths, Write a forum convo noticing changes from Sep 3, New look, new logo, DNN, 40CC, TNS and EFSI are new shows, Also Class TV has been axed, only one show from that atrand made it out alive, Also Newsround reduced to just a morning bulletin, According to Newsround this is “because many of you are going back to school, and we know that’s where most of you watch Newsround”
User1: Has anyone noticed the changes to the CBBC schedule starting from September 3? There’s so much new stuff happening!

User2: Yeah, I saw! The channel has got a whole new look and logo. Quite a refreshing update, don’t you think?

User3: Definitely! But did you also catch the new shows they’ve introduced? DNN: Definitely Not Newsround, The 4’O Clock Club, The Next Step, and Escape from Scorpion Island. It’s like a total revamp!

User4: Wait, what happened to Class TV? I was looking at the schedule and it seems like it’s gone. Only one show from that strand made it out alive.

User1: Sadly, Class TV has been axed. It’s a real shame. But which show survived?

User2: I’m pretty sure it’s Starship. That’s such a cool educational series. Love seeing Star the Dog and Hutch the Rabbit travel across the galaxy learning about English and Maths.

User3: Also noticed that Newsround has been reduced to just a morning bulletin. Any idea why?

User4: I caught the explanation on Newsround itself. They said it’s “because many of you are going back to school, and we know that’s where most of you watch Newsround.” Makes sense, I suppose.

User1: I get that, but I miss having updates later in the day. But I’m stoked about the new content. The 4’O Clock Club and The Next Step look really promising.

User2: Agreed! And DNN sounds like a fun and quirky take on news. I’m curious to see how they’ll present it.

User3: Escape from Scorpion Island has me intrigued too. Seems like a blend of adventure and reality TV, perfect for after school.

User4: And don’t forget about the return of classics like Shaun the Sheep, ChuckleVision, and The Basil Brush Show. CBBC is balancing the new with the nostalgic quite well.

User1: Totally! Despite missing Class TV, it looks like a strong lineup for the new school year. I’m excited to see how these new shows turn out.

User2: Same here! Can’t wait to dive into the new season. CBBC is definitely keeping us entertained. 📺✨ Write a forum conversation on one Bungalow episode, A fake principal goes to one of the Bungalowheads after Dick and Dom says school is back soon, The principal says they “So, you hacked into the teachers files, and you CHANGED YOUR GRADES JUST BEFORE THEY GOT PRINTED, I CAN’T BELIEVE YOU, YOU USED YOUR HACKING SKILLS TO MANIPULATE ALL OF US!!, DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO A STUDENT WHO COMMITS THIS KIND OF OFFENCE” After Dick and Dom get him to go away, guess what 2 cute characters walk in, They’re from the new lineup
User1: Did anyone watch that chaotic episode of “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” recently? They had a fake principal try to scare one of the Bungalowheads!

User2: Oh my gosh, yes! When Dick and Dom mentioned school starting soon, I didn’t expect that twist. The principal was hilarious.

User3: Right? The way he stormed in, all serious, and accused the Bungalowhead of hacking into the teacher’s files to change grades. I was in stitches! 🤣

User4: And then he yelled, “I CAN’T BELIEVE YOU, YOU USED YOUR HACKING SKILLS TO MANIPULATE ALL OF US!! DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO A STUDENT WHO COMMITS THIS KIND OF OFFENCE?” It was over-the-top and so funny!

User1: Dick and Dom handled it perfectly, though. They got him to go away with their classic antics. The look on the Bungalowhead’s face was priceless!

User2: And guess who walked in right after all that chaos? Two cute characters from the new CBBC lineup!

User3: Oh yeah, Star the Dog and Hutch the Rabbit from Starship! They were such a charming surprise, bringing that intergalactic flair to the Bungalow.

User4: It was such a fun blend of the new and the familiar. Seeing Star and Hutch interact with everyone was adorable. They really brought an extra bit of joy to the episode.

User1: Definitely! The way they bounced in after all that fake drama was exactly what we needed. Those two are quickly becoming fan favorites.

User2: It’s great how CBBC is integrating their new characters into classic shows like “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow.” Keeps everything fresh and exciting.

User3: Absolutely! I’m loving how they’re creating these unexpected crossovers. It’s making for some fantastic TV moments.

User4: Here’s to more surprise visitors and crazy antics on the Bungalow! Can’t wait to see what they come up with next. 🌟🐾🏡
Write a follow up where just after a kid conquered the Bog of Doom (a green slime pool they have to avoid falling into), Star and Hutch stumbled and fell in, vanishing underneath in a massive splat, and also bubbling slime When the kid got back to the living room, guess who was waiting for him again, threatening him with expulsion and ARREST, This leads into the grand finale: a parody of The Chase, only with impossible questions, Also here’s who took part in THAT
User1: So, did you catch the rest of that “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” episode? Things got even crazier after the fake principal debacle!

User2: Yes! I couldn’t believe my eyes when a kid actually conquered the Bog of Doom. That pool of green slime is no joke!

User3: I know right?! And just as we thought things were settling down, Star and Hutch from Starship stumbled and fell into the Bog of Doom. The massive splat and bubbling slime were hilarious! 😆

User4: Poor Star and Hutch! They vanished so quickly under all that slime. But it added such a funny twist to the whole challenge.

User1: Totally! And the look on the kid’s face when he came back to the living room—only to find the fake principal waiting for him again—was pure gold.

User2: The guy was threatening him with expulsion and even arrest! Only on “Dick and Dom” would you get such uproarious chaos. 😂

User3: It all led perfectly into the grand finale, a parody of The Chase. But with those impossible questions, it was more like a comic quiz show. Who ended up taking part in it?

User4: Let’s see, there was the heroic kid who faced the Bog of Doom, our very own Dick and Dom, and a surprise return of Vivit-kun! Each of them trying to answer the wackiest questions ever.

User1: With questions like “What’s the square root of a banana?” and “Name the capital of the Moon,” it was impossible not to laugh. The whole thing was brilliantly absurd.

User2: I really appreciate how Dick and Dom keep pushing the envelope with their creativity. The mix of the classic Bungalow antics and quirky new additions like Star and Hutch make the show truly special.

User3: Agreed! It’s the unexpected twists and hilarity that keep us coming back for more. I can’t wait to see what they dream up next.

User4: Here’s hoping for more madcap adventures and ridiculous challenges on “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow”! Can’t wait for the next episode. 😂🐾🌟🏡
Write a convo asking if they appeared again after that
Person A: Hey, after that last wild episode of “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow,” I’ve beeThe BBC’s schools programmes have a long and distinguished history, serving as a vital educational resource for students and teachers in the United Kingdom. Established to support the educational curriculum, these programmes have evolved significantly over the decades, adapting to changes in technology, educational priorities, and the needs of their audience.

### Historical Background

The BBC started broadcasting educational radio programs for schools in the 1920s. These early broadcasts aimed to reach students who might not otherwise have access to varied educational materials. The initiative expanded significantly after World War II, as the demand for comprehensive educational resources grew, particularly in the post-war era of reconstruction and the drive for educational reform.

The advent of television saw the BBC broadening its offerings through programs like “Look and Read,” which combined storytelling and language instruction for young children. As television became a more integral part of home and school life during the 1960s and 1970s, the BBC increased its production of educational content, focusing on a range of subjects including science, history, and the arts.

### Content and Format

Traditionally, the BBC produced content catering to various age groups, from primary school children to those preparing for their GCSEs and A-levels. Programmes were tailored to align with the national curriculum, ensuring that they were relevant and supportive of classroom learning objectives.

Popular programmes included “Maths Workshop,” “You and Me,” and “Science Session,” which used engaging presenters, innovative educational techniques, and real-world applications to bring subjects to life. Many of these broadcasts also included supplementary materials such as workbooks and worksheets, which teachers could use to reinforce lessons.

### Technological Integration

With the digital revolution, the BBC adapted by making its educational content available online. The launch of BBC Bitesize in 1998 marked a significant shift to digital platforms, offering students free access to a vast range of study guides, videos, quizzes, and interactive lessons across all major subjects.

Today, BBC Bitesize serves as a comprehensive online educational resource, providing tailored revision content for exams, along with engaging multimedia resources that enhance learning experiences. It is widely regarded as an essential tool for students and educators, particularly during exam periods.

### Impact and Reception

The BBC’s commitment to education has been widely praised, with its schools programmes considered a crucial support for both teachers and students. During times of national crisis, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the BBC expanded its educational offerings, broadcasting daily lessons intended for children learning from home, providing structure and continuity at a challenging time.

### Future Directions

Looking ahead, the BBC is likely to continue its role as an education leader by leveraging new technologies and platforms to reach students. Innovations like virtual reality, augmented reality, and interactive digital platforms may offer new opportunities to engage learners and support teachers in the digital age.

In summary, the BBC’s schools programmes have been instrumental in shaping educational experiences for generations. Through continuous innovation and adaptation, they remain a vital component of the educational landscape in the UK, supporting lifelong learning and equal access to quality education.
I remember 2 shows, One was tackling a variety of subjects, just one of which was Scottish physical features, The second was either English or Maths and featured a dog, a fly and a rabbit in space, trying go learn all they can about the subject
It sounds like you are reminiscing about two classic BBC educational programmes.

### The first show:
The programme you’re recalling might be “Around Scotland,” which was produced by the BBC to explore various topics concerning Scottish geography, culture, and history. This series often included segments on physical features such as the highlands, lochs, and other geographical landmarks, offering educational content tailored to students learning about Scotland’s unique attributes as part of broader educational goals.

### The second show:
The show with a dog, a fly, and a rabbit learning in space was likely “Look and Read.” One of its storylines, titled “Through the Dragon’s Eye,” featured iconic characters like Boris the dog, Doris the flea, and Morris the rabbit. Although “Through the Dragon’s Eye” primarily focused on teaching literacy and language skills, similar storylines and characters were used across several educational series to teach different subjects using engaging narratives and distinctive animated characters. These programs were designed to make learning fun and memorable by intertwining educational content with entertaining storylines in a fantasy or imaginative setting.

Both of these BBC programmes exemplified the creative and diverse approaches the broadcaster has historically taken to make learning engaging, accessible, and enjoyable for students.
The 2 ones I remember are from the 00s, I remember now, The first one was a episode of See You See Me, and the second one was named “Starship English/Starship Maths”, The animals names were Star, Sky and Hutch
Thank you for the additional details! It’s great that you’ve clarified the shows you remember—let’s take a closer look at each of them:

### See You See Me
“See You See Me” was an educational series produced by the BBC during the 1990s and early 2000s. This programme focused on providing a variety of educational content across different subjects, including geography, history, and science. Each episode would explore specific themes or topics, making it a versatile resource used in classroom settings. With its wide-ranging content, an episode focusing on Scottish physical features would have fit well within the series’ educational objectives.

### Starship English/Starship Maths
“Starship English” and “Starship Maths” were part of a digital learning initiative featuring animated characters designed to help young learners improve their skills in English and mathematics. The characters Star, Sky, and Hutch—a dog, fly, and rabbit, respectively—navigated various educational challenges and adventures set in outer space, making learning interactive and fun. These programs were designed to engage children through storytelling and problem-solving, utilizing the backdrop of space to create a captivating learning environment. These series exemplified the BBC’s commitment to combining education with entertainment, using imaginative settings and characters to make complex subjects accessible for younger audiences.

Both “See You See Me” and the “Starship” series are great examples of how the BBC has creatively approached educational programming, making use of storytelling and engaging visuals to enhance learning experiences for children.
The latter aired in 2003, and also had a radio show, Both are sadly now lost media mostly
It’s always unfortunate when educational programmes like these become lost media, as they represent valuable resources and fond memories for those who used them.

### Starship English/Starship Maths

“Starship English” and “Starship Maths,” airing in 2003, were part of the BBC’s effort to create engaging and interactive content for children’s education. By featuring the characters Star, Sky, and Hutch in space-themed adventures, the programmes aimed to make learning compelling and memorable. Given their unique approach, these shows were likely quite effective in capturing the imagination of young viewers, helping them to grasp concepts in English and mathematics through engaging narratives and interactive challenges.

The fact that they also had accompanying radio shows highlights the BBC’s commitment to reaching wide audiences through multiple platforms. The radio versions would have offered a complementary way to engage with the content, potentially reaching children in different settings, such as those without access to television or the internet at the time.

### Lost Media

The situation where such programmes become lost media is indeed regrettable, as it limits access to a piece of educational and broadcast history. Lost media occurs when available recordings or documentation are no longer accessible to the public, often due to the absence of archives or the original copies being erased or destroyed. Fans and archivists sometimes manage to recover such shows through private collections or public contributions, but it remains a challenge.

Preservation efforts are important to prevent valuable content like this from being lost, allowing future generations to appreciate and learn from past educational media. If you’re passionate about these programs, you might consider reaching out to online communities and forums dedicated to media preservation to share what you remember and potentially help recover some of this lost content.
Write a forum conversation in November 2018 during the Save Pewdiepie Rally at St Enoch Centre in Glasgow, A user notices an abandoned area with those cute decorations, he asks who the characters are, the room presumably used to be a homework help zone, Now it’s used for storage
### Forum Conversation: November 2018

User1: Hey everyone, I’m at the Save Pewdiepie rally in Glasgow at the St Enoch Centre, and it’s buzzing here! I wandered off a bit and stumbled across this abandoned area with some really cute space-themed decorations. It looks like it might’ve been a homework help zone once. Does anyone know who these characters are or what this place used to be?

User2: Oh, that sounds interesting! Was the space theme sort of colorful with animated characters? It might be related to an old BBC programme…

User1: Yeah, exactly! There are these adorable characters that look like a dog, a rabbit, and maybe a fly? And everything’s styled like a space adventure. It’s a bit dusty, but you can still see how vibrant it once was.

User3: I think you’re talking about “Starship English” or “Starship Maths.” Those were BBC educational programmes back in the early 2000s. The characters should be Star, Sky, and Hutch! It’s a shame they’re mostly lost media now.

User4: Wow, that’s a blast from the past! I remember those shows. They really sparked my interest in learning when I was a kid. It’s sad that the area is just used for storage now.

User1: Thanks, everyone! That makes a lot of sense. It’s like this little piece of nostalgia hidden away. It’s too bad that these characters and what they taught are not more widely preserved. They seem like they’d still be great for helping kids learn.

User5: Maybe someone here knows a way to bring attention to these lost programmes? They were a big part of learning for many of us back then.

User2: That’s a great idea. There are communities online that work to recover lost programmes. Who knows, maybe someone will have recordings or resources stored away and can bring these characters back to life for new audiences.

User1: I’m gonna snap a few photos and share them online. Maybe they’ll catch the eye of someone who has more info or even some old recordings stored away. Thanks for all the insights, everyone!

User4: Please do! Would love to see those decorations. Keep us posted if you learn anything more. Enjoy the rally!
Write a blog post about this, the space was in use from 2006 to 2010, Also the user describes the cause for the rally at the start od the blog post
### Blog Post: Hidden Treasures at St Enoch Centre – A Forgotten Piece of Educational History

Exploring Established Legends: The Save Pewdiepie Rally

On a crisp afternoon in November 2018, I found myself amidst the energetic throng gathered at the St Enoch Centre in Glasgow for the much-anticipated Save Pewdiepie rally. For those unfamiliar, this event was part of a global movement supporting Pewdiepie, a renowned YouTuber, in his subscriber competition against T-Series. The rally had drawn an enthusiastic crowd of fans eager to show their support, celebrate online culture, and raise awareness about the dynamics of creative independence on digital platforms.

An Unexpected Discovery

In the midst of the rally’s buzz, I decided to take a brief detour from the main area and explore some of the quieter corners of the St Enoch Centre. It was during this impromptu exploration that I stumbled upon an intriguing, seemingly abandoned space. What caught my attention were the remnants of meticulous decorations – a charming array of space-themed visuals featuring animated characters. It became evident that this area had a past life, one that seemed to evoke educational adventure and whimsy.

From Learning Hub to Storage Space

Upon closer examination, I learned that this space, now repurposed as a storage area, was once a vibrant homework help zone operational from 2006 to 2010. The decorations, though a little dusty now, retained their charm and displayed vivid portrayals of an animated dog, rabbit, and fly. These characters, I found out through some quick online research and forum discussions, were none other than Star, Sky, and Hutch from the BBC series “Starship English” and “Starship Maths.”

“Starship” Series: The Enduring Appeal

These educational programmes, which aired in the early 2000s, were renowned for making English and mathematics accessible and engaging for young learners. Set against a backdrop of a space adventure, the series cleverly integrated storytelling with educational content, sparking curiosity and facilitating learning among children. Though the shows have mostly slipped into the realm of lost media, their memory lingers in the hearts of those who grew up with them.

A Call for Preservation

Discovering this hidden gem in the St Enoch Centre stirred a sense of nostalgia and a realization of the transient nature of educational media. The loss of programmes like “Starship English” and “Starship Maths” is indeed regrettable, as their innovative approach to learning is still relevant today. There is a growing community of collectors and enthusiasts dedicated to recovering and preserving such media, and this forgotten space serves as a reminder of the importance of these efforts.

Moving Forward

I captured a few photos of the decorations and shared them with online communities focused on lost media and educational content preservation. There is hope that through collective memory and shared interest, these “Starship” adventures will resonate with new audiences, inspiring a revival or preservation of such creative educational content.

Rediscovering this tucked-away space in the midst of a rally dedicated to a digital icon reminded me of the importance of media, both past and present, in shaping our learning and culture. As we champion the present, it’s equally important to honor and preserve the educational treasures of the past, ensuring they continue to inspire future generations. Write a tweet saying its solely missed