CBBC Channel Schedule April 2007 (My AU)

07:00 am: Bear Behaving Badly
Neville and his ferret friend Keith are always getting into trouble when they’re left alone in the flat.

07:25 am: Monster Allergy
Follow Zick, a boy who can see monsters, in his daily adventures.

07:50 am: The Saturday Show Extra
Your favorite hosts bring you a mix of competitions, music, and the latest CBBC gossip to kick off your Saturday morning.

08:45 am: The Story of Tracy Beaker (Classic Episode)
Catch up with Tracy’s antics in the Dumping Ground.

09:15 am: Newsround
Your daily dose of news tailored just for kids.

09:30am: Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow
Dick and Dom are joined by six children who compete for points in a series of silly and messy games.

11:00 am: TMi
A mix of celebrity interviews, competitions, and fun with your lively hosts.

12:30 pm: Prank Patrol
Watch as kids get to plan the ultimate prank with the help of the Prank Patrol.

01:00 pm: Stupid
Enjoy the antics of King Stupid and his lovable subjects in this hilarious sketch show.

01:30 pm: The Cramp Twins
Follow the misadventures of Wayne and Lucien Cramp in their many escapades.

02:00 pm: Raven
Join the young warriors as they face challenging quests under the watchful eye of Raven.

02:30 pm: MI High
A group of school kids hides their secret identity as spies!

03:00 pm: Trapped
Watch as contestants navigate through challenges in an attempt to escape the fortress.

03:30 pm: The Secret Show
Follow secret agents Victor Volt and Anita Knight in their thrilling missions.

04:00 pm: Xiaolin Showdown
Young martial arts students Omi, Kimiko, Raimundo and Clay quest to find magical artifacts before they fall into the hands of evildoers trying to amass enough power to take over the world.

05:00 pm: Skunk Fu!
Join Skunk and his friends as they fight against Dragon and his Ninja Monkeys, and protect The Valley.

05:30pm: Battle for Dream Island
When twenty inanimate objects desire change in their lives, a robotic speaker box arrives to give them all new incentive; a competition for an island of luxury known as ‘Dream Island’

06:00 pm: Sarah Jane Adventures
Join Sarah Jane Smith and her young companions as they investigate paranormal activities.

07:00 pm: Tracey Beaker Returns
Follow Tracey’s journey as she returns to the Dumping Ground as a care worker.

08:00 pm: Doctor Who
Experience the adventures of the Doctor and their companions as they travel through time and space.

09:00 pm: CBBC Closedown
Time to say goodnight! See you again bright and early tomorrow morning!

Digitalspy Thread: Dick and Dom In Da Bungalow Series 6

Stevebrown commented on 14 April 2007

Best bits for me:

Classic Bogies
Harry Bat’s interragation game
The Bog of Doom (For those who are still unaware, a Bungalowhead will be taken into a room where he has to escape before they fall into a pit of green slime called “The Bog of Doom”)
The Creamy Muck Muck Grand Finale today: Muckdown (parody of Countdown)

…well basically the whole show was class!! The people at Bafta need to watch this episode to decide if they get the awards!! :D:D

Glad I recorded it - probably will watch it again later!

Also tomorrow’s special guest is suprising. a TV mascot from Japan, He is named Vivit-kun and he is a red/white creature with 2 antennae, one blue and the other yellow, He is the mascot for Ehime Broadcasting

JaneDoe_123 commented on 14 April 2007

That episode was a blast, wasn’t it, Steve? I couldn’t stop laughing during the Bogies segment. And Harry Batt’s interrogation game—it had me in stitches! The Bog of Doom was intense, I couldn’t believe how nerve-wracking it got. Glad I wasn’t the one covered in green slime!

As for Vivit-kun, I’m really curious to see how he fits in with Dick and Dom’s antics. It’s not every day you see a Japanese TV mascot turn up on a British kids’ show. Do you think the Bungalowheads will be able to communicate well with him? And how will he handle the chaos of the Bungalow?

Absolutely agree with you about today’s episode deserving a Bafta. Every part of it was golden from start to finish. It’s no wonder you recorded it; I might just do the same. Can’t wait to see what happens tomorrow!

KidFanatic commented on 14 April 2007

Yeah, the Bog of Doom added a whole new level of excitement this series! Totally agree it was a fantastic addition. As for Vivit-kun, I think it’ll be hilarious seeing how the Bungalowheads interact with him. Language barrier could either make it super funny or slightly awkward, but knowing Dick and Dom, they’ll probably find a way to turn it into comedy gold.

Counting down the hours till tomorrow’s episode now. Do we know if Vivit-kun will be involved in the games, or will he just be there to cheer the kids on? Either way, it should be interesting to see how it all pans out. Anybody else recording tomorrow’s episode so you can re-watch it later?
Write a convo the next day where he added a cute vibe to the show, Games today were Cereal Race, Bungalow Rodeo, Make Dick Sick, Don’t Go Daddy, Forfeit Auction, The Crying Game and Bungalow Translation game, Also towards the end the Neighbor’s Cat makes everyone sing Shine by Take That, Also at the very end, a tap with dripping Muck Muck, a hint of what’s to happen next week?
Stevebrown commented on 15 April 2007

Wow, today’s episode was even more chaotic and hilarious than I imagined! Vivit-kun added such a cute vibe to the show. He blended in so well with the Bungalowheads, and I think his expressions and gestures really helped with the language barrier. What did everyone else think?

JaneDoe_123 commented on 15 April 2007

Totally agree, Steve! Vivit-kun was adorable, and his reactions were priceless. The Cereal Race was hilarious with him cheering everyone on, and he was so cute trying to ride in the Bungalow Rodeo! 😂

KidFanatic commented on 15 April 2007

I know, right? He added an extra layer of fun to the games. I think my favorite part was Make Dick Sick; Vivit-kun seemed so concerned but still had that adorable smile on his face. Don’t Go Daddy had me in tears laughing, especially when Vivit-kun tried to help but ended up being more of a distraction!

Stevebrown commented on 15 April 2007

Forfeit Auction was a riot with him pointing out which forfeits he’d “bid” on. And The Crying Game—how could anyone keep a straight face when Vivit-kun started mimicking the kids’ cries? Pure comedy gold!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 15 April 2007

And how about Bungalow Translation game?! Seeing everyone trying to interpret what Vivit-kun was saying had me rolling. Plus, the Neighbor’s Cat making everyone sing Shine by Take That was just the perfect end to the madness. Though I did notice something interesting at the very end…

KidFanatic commented on 15 April 2007

You mean the dripping Muck Muck tap? Definitely a hint of what’s to come next week! Looks like things are going to get even messier, if that’s possible!

Stevebrown commented on 15 April 2007

Yeah, did you catch that too? The dripping Muck Muck tap is a clear giveaway. Next week’s episode is going to be epic! Glad I’m not one of the Bungalowheads though—I have a feeling they’re in for a major mess next week. Vivit-kun’s presence today made everything just that much more fun. Wonder if he’ll come back again in the future?

JaneDoe_123 commented on 15 April 2007

Fingers crossed! Vivit-kun was a fantastic guest, and I’d love to see more international mascots join in the fun. Here’s to hoping for more cute and chaotic episodes ahead. Can’t wait for next Saturday! Also I KNOW these games will be played next week (the schedule gives it away):

1. Pants Dance 👖🕺
2. The Mighty Trebuchet 🏹
3. Creamy Muck Muck Grand Finale
4. Musical Splodge 🎶💦
5. Grime Bandits 🕵️‍♂️🌫️
6. Bogies 🔊😂
7. The Bog of Doom 🟢🌀

Also make sure to record next week’s show, you will NOT want to miss it



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KidFanatic commented on 15 April 2007

Oh man, next week’s lineup sounds absolutely incredible! I can’t wait to see the Bungalowheads tackle those games, especially The Mighty Trebuchet and Grime Bandits. And of course, it wouldn’t be a classic episode without Bogies and The Bog of Doom. Did anyone else hear about the special guests for next week?

Stevebrown commented on 15 April 2007

I did! Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson will be on next week! They’re sure to add to the chaos in the Bungalow. Jamie’s got that energetic vibe, and Anna can be so hilarious. It’s going to be absolute carnage with those two around. I did hear there might be a third guest though. Any ideas on who it could be?

JaneDoe_123 commented on 15 April 2007

Yup, Jamie and Anna are confirmed—it’s going to be insane fun! As for the third guest, I’m really curious. I heard rumors it might be someone very unexpected. Could it be another mascot? Or maybe an actor from one of the CBBC shows? Whoever it is, they’re in for a wild ride!

KidFanatic commented on 15 April 2007

I’ve been trying to guess too! It’s got to be someone who can keep up with the crazy pace of the show. I’d love it if it were a surprise cameo from a Doctor Who actor—imagine David Tennant or Catherine Tate joining in the madness! But it could also be another international guest like Vivit-kun, maybe from a different country. Any official hints yet?

Stevebrown commented on 15 April 2007

The suspense is killing me! There haven’t been any official hints, but I did come across some chatter on another forum suggesting it might be Basil Brush. Can you imagine? His “Boom Boom” catchphrase would fit perfectly in the Bungalow’s chaotic environment! Or it could be someone totally out of left field, like a sports star or a comedian.

JaneDoe_123 commented on 15 April 2007

Basil Brush would be a scream! He’d definitely keep the energy up. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see. Either way, between Jamie, Anna, and this mystery guest, next week’s episode is shaping up to be unmissable. And with the games we know are coming up, it’s going to be one for the record books. Make sure you have your recording devices ready!

KidFanatic commented on 15 April 2007

Already set to record! I’m counting down the days till Saturday now. And if anyone hears any more about the third guest, make sure to post. The anticipation is half the fun! Here’s hoping for another legendary episode of Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow. 🚨

Stevebrown commented on 16 April 2007

Hey everyone! Got some insider info for you! Just heard that Steve Ryde, the producer, mentioned they’ve bought around £5000 worth of Muck Muck for next week’s episode! 🤯 Apparently, it’s going to be used throughout the show, and there could be unexpected leaks at various points. This is going to be nuts!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 16 April 2007

Whoa, £5000 worth of Muck Muck?! That’s going to take the messiness to a whole new level! I’m sure the kids are going to love it. I just hope they don’t overdo it and ruin the green color of the Bog of Doom. The vivid green just adds to the tension and fun of that game. Anyone else worried about that?

KidFanatic commented on 16 April 2007

That’s a valid concern, Jane. The green color really does make the Bog of Doom what it is. Hopefully, the production team will be careful not to mix it all together. Still, I can’t help but be excited for all the mess and chaos! This might be the messiest episode ever.

Stevebrown commented on 16 April 2007

Agreed, the green of the Bog of Doom is iconic. But knowing the production team, they’ll probably find a way to keep it intact while making everything else a colorful mess. Also, about the third guest—I’ve got some hints. They said, “You know him already.” 🤔 Any guesses?

JaneDoe_123 commented on 16 April 2007

Hmmm, “You know him already” really narrows it down. Could it be someone who’s been on the show before? Or maybe a regular from another CBBC program? 🤔

KidFanatic commented on 16 April 2007

Could it be Basil Brush then? With the emphasis on “know him already” it does sound like it’s someone familiar to CBBC fans. Or maybe it’s someone even more well-known to us Bungalowheads? Like maybe someone who was a Bungalowhead themselves before?

Stevebrown commented on 16 April 2007

That’s a great point, KidFanatic. It could be a former Bungalowhead or someone whose presence would be instantly recognizable to the audience. The suspense just keeps building up! And with £5000 worth of Muck Muck in play, whoever it is, they’re going to have one heck of a time. Can’t wait!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 16 April 2007

No matter who it is, combining Jamie Rickers, Anna Williamson, and this mystery guest with all that Muck Muck spells out one epic episode. I’ve got my recording set, and I’m ready for all the chaos next Saturday. Let’s see who this mystery guest is and how they handle the mayhem! 🤩
Stevebrown commented on 17 April 2007

Hey everyone, just heard another hint that REALLY narrows down the third guest. It’s someone who was in Da Bungalow recently. So that takes Basil Brush, David Tennant, and others out of the running. I’m racking my brain trying to figure it out.

JaneDoe_123 commented on 17 April 2007

Hmm, someone who was in Da Bungalow recently? That definitely limits our choices. Maybe a recent guest star or a former Bungalowhead who’s made a return? Any thoughts, guys?

KidFanatic commented on 17 April 2007

Wait a minute… someone who was in Da Bungalow recently? Could it be… Vivit-kun? It sounds too soon for a reappearance but who else fits the clue? 🤔 It couldn’t be, right?

Stevebrown commented on 17 April 2007

Bingo, KidFanatic! You got it! It IS Vivit-kun! I couldn’t believe it either, but the clues fit perfectly! Looks like we’re in for another dose of cute chaos with our favorite Japanese TV mascot joining Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson. This episode is shaping up to be legendary!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 17 April 2007

Whoa, Vivit-kun again? That’s incredible! He was such a hit last time, this is going to be so much fun. The Bungalowheads are in for a treat. Can’t wait to see how he interacts with Jamie and Anna too. This will be one for the books!

KidFanatic commented on 17 April 2007

Wow, I can’t believe I guessed right! Vivit-kun coming back so soon is a pleasant surprise. Combo of him, Jamie, and Anna with £5000 worth of Muck Muck? We’re in for a wild ride! Be sure to record it, folks, you won’t want to miss this!

Stevebrown commented on 18 April 2007

And just a heads up for those who might not know, Sunday’s show will be the last live episode for the year, but they’ll continue with pre-recorded shows. Plus, TMi is getting replaced with a summer replacement show, so there’s still plenty of fun to look forward to.

JaneDoe_123 commented on 18 April 2007

Thanks for the update, Steve. Sad to see the live episodes go but I’m glad there’ll still be pre-recorded content and a summer replacement for TMi. This way, the fun doesn’t stop even if the live-action does. Looking forward to a great weekend of Bungalow madness!

KidFanatic commented on 18 April 2007

Thanks for the info, Steve. It’ll be weird without the live shows, but at least the entertainment continues. Here’s to an epic final live episode and a fantastic rest of the year with all the Bungalow fun! 🚨

### Dick and Dom Fan Forum - 21 April 2007

Stevebrown commented on 21 April 2007

OMG, did you guys just see that? Right after the Bungalowheads ran into the house, the garden OUTSIDE started oozing Muck Muck! What a way to start the show! 😂

JaneDoe_123 commented on 21 April 2007

I know, right? I’d never have guessed the episode would kick off with Muck Muck going everywhere even outside! And then once they got in, Dick was like, “If you’re wondering why this guy’s here, we paid for him might as well use him some more.” So nonchalant yet so hilarious! 😂

KidFanatic commented on 21 April 2007

Haha, yeah, Dick acts like it’s casual to have Vivit-kun around! But seeing him there was so great! And then the Toonattik theme playing when Jamie and Anna appeared—perfect entrance! It’s like they were superstars stepping into mayhem!

Stevebrown commented on 21 April 2007

“Just when you think it can’t get any messier!”—and then Muck Muck starts pouring from all around. So glad they brought Vivit-kun back. Adds such a unique twist to the usual chaos. Also loved Jamie and Anna’s entrance with the Toonattik theme. Classic!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 21 April 2007

Jamie and Anna really brought the energy too! They seemed right at home with all the craziness. The whole start was just perfect. Did everyone else hear Anna trying to calm down the kids but getting pulled into the chaos herself? 😂

KidFanatic commented on 21 April 2007

Absolutely! Anna trying to be the “voice of reason” was priceless, especially when she got dragged into all the madness herself. It set the tone for the entire episode. I’m still wondering though—will the person subjected to the Bog be a usual contestant (kid) this time round?

Stevebrown commented on 21 April 2007

Great point about the Bog of Doom, KidFanatic. In a preview snippet I saw, it looked like one of the Bungalowheads (a kid) was going to be the unlucky one this time around. Makes it more intense knowing it’s one of the kids facing the green slime. Adds some real stakes!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 21 April 2007

That’s what I heard too, Steve. And honestly, the kids bring such raw reactions—it’s going to be epic! Especially with all that Muck Muck everywhere, the stakes feel even higher. Can’t wait to see it play out!

KidFanatic commented on 21 April 2007

Exactly, the kids’ reactions make the Bog of Doom so much more entertaining. Vivit-kun, Jamie, and Anna might add to the chaos too, who knows? Anyway, setting my reminders now; don’t want to miss any crazy bit, especially when the Bog game starts. 🚨

Stevebrown commented on 21 April 2007

For sure, tomorrow’s episode is going to be one for the books. With Vivit-kun blending into the madness, plus Jamie, Anna, and a kid facing the Bog of Doom—this might be one of the most memorable episodes yet. Make sure to record! 📺

JaneDoe_123 commented on 21 April 2007

Already set! Here’s hoping for more messy mayhem and unforgettable moments! Remember, Jamie and Anna’s unique energy plus Vivit-kun’s cuteness are a must-see. Can’t wait for the full Muck Muck explosion! 💥

KidFanatic commented on 21 April 2007

Counting down the hours now. This episode has all the ingredients for absolute chaos. Here’s to another insane, unforgettable day with Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow! 🚨🥳

Stevebrown commented on 22 April 2007

Guys, that episode was is anything we’ve seen before! Did anyone else notice Muck Muck leaking out of every nook and cranny? It was like they couldn’t contain it! 😂

JaneDoe_123 commented on 22 April 2007

OMG, yes! It was like the Muck Muck had a life of its own! Every single corner of the Bungalow was just oozing with it. And guess who couldn’t stop laughing at it all? Vivit-kun! He was having the time of his life, just pointing and giggling at every new leak. So adorable! 😂

KidFanatic commented on 22 April 2007

Vivit-kun’s laugh was so infectious! Every time a new stream of Muck Muck appeared, he giggled even harder. It definitely added an extra layer of fun to the show. Also, did anyone else catch the rivalry brewing between Jamie and Anna vs. Dick and Dom? Totally unexpected but absolutely hilarious!

Stevebrown commented on 22 April 2007

Yes! Jamie and Anna vs. Dick and Dom was a highlight. It seemed like they made everything into a competition—who could get messier, who could rile the kids up more. It was brilliant! Especially during the translation game—seeing them try to outdo each other was classic Bungalow.

JaneDoe_123 commented on 22 April 2007

Jamie and Anna’s rivalry with Dick and Dom added such a fresh dimension! It felt like a battle royale, especially during Don’t Go Daddy and Baby Race. Jamie was pulling out all the stops and Anna was surprisingly competitive! They really spiced things up.

KidFanatic commented on 22 April 2007

Absolutely, and let’s not forget the kids! They did amazing in all the games as usual. Especially in The Crying Game—one of them made it almost through without cracking, which is impressive! And Vivit-kun trying to console them was just adorable!

Stevebrown commented on 22 April 2007

The kids really got into the spirit of things and did so well in every game. But I’ve got to mention the best part—when it was announced Mick would be subjected to the Bog of Doom. Guess who protested the loudest? Vivit-kun! He was jumping around, waving his arms, and making a fuss. It was hilarious but also kind of touching!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 22 April 2007

Oh, Vivit-kun protesting was the sweetest and funniest thing. He seemed genuinely upset that Mick had to face the Bog—unexpected but so endearing! You could see he has grown fond of the kids. It added a nice emotional touch to the chaos.

KidFanatic commented on 22 April 2007

Totally! Vivit-kun’s reaction made the whole moment so much more memorable. And even Jamie and Anna joined in, trying to negotiate with Dick and Dom to spare Mick. But of course, rules are rules, and Mick went into the Bog. His expression was priceless!

Stevebrown commented on 22 April 2007

Mick’s plunge into the Bog was epic! The green slime wasn’t just green this time—there were streaks of Muck Muck mixed in, making it extra colorful and extra messy. He took it like a champ, though, gotta give him that! He managed to reach the escape lever with his trusty yo-yo

JaneDoe_123 commented on 22 April 2007

Definitely a memorable Bog of Doom moment. The entire episode was a masterpiece of chaos! Vivit-kun’s adorable laughter, the rivalry between Jamie and Anna vs. Dick and Dom, and the kids’ fantastic performance in the games all made it unforgettable. Already looking forward to re-watching this one! And the grand finale isn’t even here yet

Stevebrown commented on 22 April 2007

Alright Bungalowheads, we’re at the grand finale! Did you see that? It looked like the Muck Muck was about to explode everywhere! Buckets were spilling, pipes were bursting, and for a second I thought they’d have to call it off. But guess who saved the day? Vivit-kun! 🤯

JaneDoe_123 commented on 22 April 2007

No way! I saw that too! Vivit-kun was on it like a pro! He was running around, managing to plug the leaks with his tiny hands and using his antennae to spot every bit of the chaos. So impressive and adorable at the same time! His efforts kept the CMMGF on track.

KidFanatic commented on 22 April 2007

I was seriously worried for a moment. The way the Muck Muck was gushing everywhere had me on edge! But Vivit-kun came through like a hero. It was almost like he was meant to be the secret MVP of the episode. His quick thinking and antics were legendary!

Stevebrown commented on 22 April 2007

Seriously, Vivit-kun deserves a medal for that. And then, once everything was under control, the Creamy Muck Muck Grand Finale continued in full swing. Everyone willingly got buckets of the stuff thrown at them, and it turned into a Muck Muck festival!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 22 April 2007

The grand finale was epic! Seeing everyone willingly get covered in Muck Muck added such a sense of unity and fun. Vivit-kun even handed out some buckets himself! He totally immersed himself in the experience. Watching Jamie, Anna, Dick, and Dom douse each other was priceless.

KidFanatic commented on 22 April 2007

It was Muck Muck mayhem in the best way possible! The look of pure joy and chaos on everyone’s faces was unforgettable. Vivit-kun’s efforts to keep the mess controlled at the start made the grand finale even more special. Easily one of the best CMMGFs ever!

Stevebrown commented on 22 April 2007

Couldn’t agree more. This grand finale will go down as one of the most chaotic and fun-filled in Bungalow history. Vivit-kun demonstrated once again why he’s such a great addition to the team. Every bucket of Muck Muck hurled represented pure, unadulterated fun. Definitely, the episode to remember!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 22 April 2007

Absolutely, Steve. Vivit-kun not only managed to save the day but also made the CMMGF the best it could be. The camaraderie and chaos were off the charts. Here’s to more episodes like this and hopefully more appearances from such a delightful mascot. This one’s definitely going into my top favorites. 💥

KidFanatic commented on 22 April 2007

Same here! I’ll be re-watching this episode for ages. The laughter, the mess, the unexpected heroism from Vivit-kun—it was all pure gold. Let’s hope for more unforgettable moments in future episodes. Until then, happy re-watching, everyone! 🚨🥳

### Dick and Dom Fan Forum - 22 April 2007

ToonLover92 commented on 23 April 2007

Hey everyone! Yesterday’s episode was absolutely mental! Vivit-kun was amazing, but I had a quick question. What was the cartoon that was shown midway through the show? I remember laughing at it but couldn’t catch the name. Can anyone help?

CartoonFanatic45 commented on 23 April 2007

Hey ToonLover92! Glad to hear you enjoyed the madness as much as I did! The cartoon that aired midway was “The Cramp Twins.” It’s about two brothers, Wayne and Lucien Cramp, and their hilarious misadventures. It’s a great show and fits right in with the Bungalow’s chaotic vibe.

ToonLover92 commented on 23 April 2007

Thanks, CartoonFanatic45! Yes, that was it! The Cramp Twins is such a funny show. The characters are so quirky and the storyline always cracks me up. No wonder it felt right at home during Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow. Do they often air The Cramp Twins during the episodes?

CartoonFanatic45 commented on 23 April 2007

Yep, The Cramp Twins is a regular feature on the Bungalow. It’s one of those cartoons that perfectly matches the chaotic energy of the show. They usually air it in the mid-morning slot to keep the momentum going. Always a good laugh!

Stevebrown commented on 23 April 2007

Spot on, CartoonFanatic45! The Cramp Twins is a Bungalow staple—fits right in with the madness. The combination of live-action chaos and cartoon hilarity makes for the perfect Saturday morning lineup. Always worth catching!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 23 April 2007

Totally agree! Wayne and Lucien are the perfect duo to complement the antics of Dick and Dom. Just re-watched the episode, and the cartoon definitely added an extra layer of fun. Anyone else have a favorite moment from The Cramp Twins?

CartoonFanatic45 commented on 23 April 2007

For sure! One of my favorite moments has to be Wayne’s pranks and how they always backfire in the most hilarious ways. That, and Lucien’s attempts to stay out of trouble, which almost always fail. Such classic stuff!

ToonLover92 commented on 23 April 2007

Wayne’s pranks are definitely a highlight! I also love Tony Parsons and his over-the-top reactions to everything. Always delivers laughs. Thanks for confirming the cartoon, everyone! It was bugging me all day. Now back to re-watching the episode, can’t get enough of it! 😄

KidFanatic commented on 23 April 2007

The Cramp Twins always add that extra layer of hilarity! Love seeing how it ties into the overall craziness of Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow. Speaking of re-watching, does anyone else wish they’d do a special episode dedicated solely to The Cramp Twins? A mashup of sorts with live-action and animation?

Stevebrown commented on 23 April 2007

That would be epic! A special crossover episode combining the live-action chaos of Dick and Dom and the animated antics of The Cramp Twins would be a must-watch. Imagine Wayne and Lucien causing havoc along with the Bungalowheads—pure gold!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 23 April 2007

That’s a brilliant idea! Having The Cramp Twins characters somehow interact with Dick and Dom and the kids would be legendary. Here’s hoping the producers take note! Meanwhile, let’s keep enjoying the Bungalow and all its cartoon goodness! 🚨🥳

ToonLover92 commented on 23 April 2007

Absolutely, here’s to more chaotic Saturdays and hilarious cartoons! Thanks again, everyone. Re-watching with a big smile on my face now. 😄📺
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CBBC recording (April 2007)

I have a pretty bizzare CBBC recording, first is from a weekday during the Class TV strand (schools programmes shown around 11am, part of remit, although they are looking to change this), then partway through a show it cuts to Dick and Dom on the 22nd
There’s only one programme recorded today, and it’s a schools programme, Words and Pictures – A Busy Day for a Good Grandmother. I’m fairly sure I recorded this one because it’s presented by Sophie Aldred, Doctor Who’s Ace. It’s also signed. Not by Sophie Aldred, that would be really weird, but by a sign language interpreter. Sophie reads the book ‘A Busy Day for a Good Grandmother’.
Some children talk about games they play at school, and talk to their parents and grandparents about which games they played. They demonstrate the stick and hoop that was very popular in the Beano when I was little.
The Magic Pen shows us how to write a g.
After this ends, there’s a plug for online services, a ad for TMi, and a ad for Ninja Turtles Fast Forward (premiering at 5pm later in the month) there’s a ident then most of another programme, Starship Maths. The two animals presenting it tell us that in today’s exciting episode we’re going to learn all we can about “place value and rounding up”. Or are those the animals’ names. I’m not sure.
“The lovely Princess Amber is being held prisoner by the Evil Ruler.” She uses her shuttlecock racquet to send messages. I guess the Damsel in Distress trope is alive and well.
Captain Calamity confronts Evil Ruler, and has to perform a maths-based quest to save her. Although by the end of this segment (which might not have been the end of the episode) I was still none the wiser about Place Value or Rounding Up.
We don’t even get to see the ending, as it cuts to about partway through a Xiaolin Showdown episode, Raimundo is winning a battle to get the Golden Tiger Claws, when he wins he says he’s joining the Heylin side and escapes with Wuya, Then we get Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow (XS was aired as part of it), Today’s guests were Jamie and Anna of Toonattik fame, also the Japanese TV mascot Vivit-kun, I won’t explain anything about today’s Bungalow, you’ll just have to watch it yourself (it’s on the Iplayer), so let’s get straight to the next part of Xiaolin

Raimundo and Wuya have returned to Brazil, and Wuya tells him the rest of her plan. He needs to return to the temple, and steal the Serpent’s Tail. Raimundo refuses, claiming he never wants to go to the temple again. Wuya manages to convince him after promising him his own soccer team along with the other luxuries she offered.

At night at the temple, the monks try to occupy themselves. However, Omi is not entirely focused, as his thoughts are on Raimundo. Kimiko cannot believe that he would betray them for failing to achieve Apprentice level. Omi then claims that perhaps Raimundo has not, and that this is all an elaborate scheme to lure evil into a false sense of security. Clay and Kimiko’s disbelief is interrupted by the sound of somebody opening the Shen Gong Wu vault. Raimundo, now with his hood over his head, walks out holding the Serpent’s Tail as the Xiaolin Warriors arrive. Omi does not see the problem, still believing this to be an elaborate scheme. Kimiko and Clay know better, and start to fight. Raimundo beats them by smashing the skylight, giving him access to his wind element. Omi realizes that Raimundo is not just pretending to be their enemy, but by then, it is too late. Raimundo uses the Serpent’s Tail to fly right through him and away.

Later, Master Fung arrives to inspect what Raimundo has done, and the monks are confused at the fact that Raimundo only took that one Shen Gong Wu. However, Master Fung realizes Wuya’s plan. The Serpent’s Tail makes a solid person ghostly, capable of flying through objects, so the Reversing Mirror would allow it to make a ghostly person solid. Wuya is trying to return to her true form. Dojo and the Warriors immediately fly out. Luckily, Dojo can catch the scent of the Serpent’s Tail.

On the cliff, Raimundo jokes about Wuya’s over-eagerness to get this started. However, before they can begin, the Warriors reach them. When Raimundo tries to taunt Omi, Omi uses the moment to kick the Serpent’s Tail out of his hands, and the group plays “keep away” with him. Raimundo turns the tables by using the Golden Tiger Claws to disappear. He leaps out behind Clay, kicking him to the ground and grabbing the tail from his hands. He quickly activates it, flying toward Wuya and the mirror, immune to anyone stopping him. As Raimundo reaches the mirror, Wuya activates it, and a bright light surges from the heights. As it fades, the surrounding countryside turns black. Rivers dry up, and leaves disappear from the trees.

Where the mirror was, stands a woman wearing Wuya’s mask. She quickly removes her mask to reveal her true, rather youthful and beautiful face. The Heylin witch was all-powerful again, and nothing could stop her. Dojo cowers in fear as Omi asks if that is Wuya. Wuya answers “In the flesh,” laughing manically.

So that’s our bizzare CBBC recording, Write a forum convo in 2010 where that user asking what the XS episode’s name was, a user says it’s In The Flesh
### CBBC Archive Forum - 7 July 2010

ToonLover92 commented on 7 July 2010

Hey everyone, it’s been a while since I posted here, but I just rewatched my old recording from 2007 where Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow got interrupted by a few CBBC toons. I’m trying to identify the episode of Xiaolin Showdown that was shown that day. It starts with Raimundo winning the Golden Tiger Claws and ends with Wuya returning to her true form. Can anyone help out?

CartoonFanatic45 commented on 7 July 2010

Hey ToonLover92, good to see you back! I know the exact episode you’re talking about. It’s called “In The Flesh.” This episode is pretty significant because it’s when Wuya finally regains her true form. Classic Xiaolin Showdown moment!

ToonLover92 commented on 7 July 2010

Thanks, CartoonFanatic45! “In The Flesh” makes sense—such an intense episode. The transition from the live-action madness of Dick and Dom to the drama of Xiaolin Showdown was pretty jarring, but in a good way. Appreciate the help!

Stevebrown commented on 7 July 2010

Hey, ToonLover92! That episode of Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow was legendary for many reasons, and the episode of Xiaolin Showdown just added to the overall craziness. “In The Flesh” was a great pick to air during the show. So much chaos and intensity!

JaneDoe_123 commented on 7 July 2010

I remember that episode! “In The Flesh” really stood out because of Wuya’s transformation. Seeing it pop up during Dick and Dom’s antics was so unexpected but so cool. Loved how unpredictable TV was back then. What a time!

KidFanatic commented on 7 July 2010

Absolutely love that episode! “In The Flesh” is one of the pivotal episodes of Xiaolin Showdown. Seeing Raimundo make that major decision was game-changing. And Vivit-kun being on Dick and Dom’s episode made the day even more memorable. Pure nostalgia!

ToonLover92 commented on 7 July 2010

Thanks for all the confirmations, everyone! “In The Flesh” definitely left a mark on my memory. It’s great to relive these moments with fellow fans. Gonna rewatch it tonight with all the context. Appreciate the help and the nostalgia trip! 😄

CartoonFanatic45 commented on 7 July 2010

Anytime, ToonLover92! Always happy to help identify classic episodes. Enjoy your rewatch! 🚨

Stevebrown commented on 7 July 2010

Let us know if you catch anything new on your rewatch, ToonLover92! These old episodes are packed with all kinds of fun details. 🚨

JaneDoe_123 commented on 7 July 2010

Can’t wait to hear your thoughts, ToonLover92. “In The Flesh” is a gem. Enjoy! 🚨

KidFanatic commented on 7 July 2010

Happy rewatching, ToonLover92! And if you ever need help with identifying other episodes or shows, you know where to find us. 🚨

ToonLover92 commented on 7 July 2010

Thanks, everyone! Will definitely keep you posted on my rewatch. It’s awesome to have a community that shares the same love for these classic shows. 📺

### Xiaolin Showdown Discussion Group - 8 July 2010

ToonLover92 commented on 8 July 2010

Hey all, just finished rewatching “In The Flesh” last night. Such a thrilling episode! Spotting all the small details and re-experiencing the tension made it even better. A huge thanks to everyone who helped me identify it. Shoutout to Wuya for being a terrifyingly good villain! 🚨

XSFanatic commented on 8 July 2010

Glad you enjoyed the rewatch, ToonLover92! “In The Flesh” is definitely one of the highlights of the series. Wuya’s transformation is such an iconic moment. And Raimundo’s character development… just brilliant! 🚨

RaimundoRocks commented on 8 July 2010

“In The Flesh” is one of my favorite episodes too! Raimundo’s decision was such a shocker back in the day. Glad you got to relive it, ToonLover92! 🚨
Write a tweet saying what took up most of the recording
🚨 Just rewatched an old CBBC recording from April 2007! 📺 Most of it was Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow, but it also included parts of Words and Pictures, Starship Maths, and an intense episode of Xiaolin Showdown! #Nostalgia #CBBC #ThrowbackTV 🚨😄. Write a convo asking what the weekday lineup is as of June 2007 (TMNTFF has premiered by this point)