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Doctor Who - Resurrection of the Daleks

**Doctor Who - Resurrection of the Daleks** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1st November 1993, and then it got re-released by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 17th September 2001.

## Description

*"Once the Doctor is exterminated I shall build a new race of Daleks... we shall be even more deadly!"*

Captured in a Time Corridor, the Doctor and his companions are forced to land on 20th Century Earth, diverted by the Doctor's oldest enemy - the Daleks.

It is here that the true purpose of the Time Corridor becomes apparent: after 90 years of imprisonment, Davros, the ruthless creator of the Daleks, is to be liberated to assist in the resurrection of his army.

But not even the Daleks forsee the poisonous threat presented by their creator. Indeed, who would suspect Davros of wanting to destroy his own Daleks - and why?

Only the Doctor knows the truth. But will he be capable of descending to Davros' level of evil in order to stop him?

*Originally transmitted 8 February - 15 February 1984, this two part adventure starring Peter Davison is a welcome addition to BBC Video in this, the programme's 30th Anniversary year.*

## Trailers and info

* A slide showing "Doctor Who - The Daleks (Limited Edition)" available.
* A promotion for Doctor Who's 30th Anniversary.
Rupert and Friends

**Rupert and Friends** is UK VHS released on 4th June 1990 in conjunction with BBC Video and was published exclusively to WHSmith stores in the UK. It contains five episodes from five children's favourites that are featured on this video which are "Rupert the Bear", "Noggin the Nog", "Stoppit and Tidyup", "Jimbo and the Jet Set" and "Pigeon Street".

## Description

Five children's favourites come together on this special compiled, fun-packed video. Magic with Rupert the Bear, a birthday feast with Noggin the Nog, humour and adventure with Stoppit and Tidyup and the lovable jet Jimbo, and a light-hearted tale of urban life in Pigeon Street. What delights.

## Episodes

* Rupert and the Magic Ball
* The Saga of Noggin the Nog: Noggin and the Pie
* Stoppit and Tidyup: Eat Your Greens
* Jimbo and the Jet Set: Jimbo Down Under
* Pigeon Street: All in a Day's Work

## Credits

Here are the credits to the five programmes on this children's compilation video.

#### **The Saga of Noggin the Nog**

* Story by Oliver Postgate.
* Pictures by Peter Firmin.
* Music by Vernon Elliott.
* Told by Ronnie Stevens, Sandra Kerr and Oliver Postgate.
* The film was by Smallfilms. © 1981.

#### **Jimbo and the Jet Set**

* Created, written and produced by Peter Maddocks.
* Voices by Peter Hawkins and Susan Sheridan.
* Music by Roger and Gavin Greenaway.
* Series Animation by Clive Dawson, Julian Gibbs, Neil Salmon and William Mobberley.
* Backgrounds by Kevin Smith
* Camera by Chris Williams
* Editing by Keith Learner
* Trace and Paint by Guy Maddocks, Vivienne Dempsey and Simon Maddocks
* Directed by Keith Learner
* © Maddocks Cartoon Productions Ltd 1986

## Opening (Original 1990 Release)

1. WHSmith Video copyright warning (1989-1991)
2. WHSmith Video ident (1989-1991) (opening version)
3. Rupert and Friends title card
4. Rupert opening titles
5. Start of Rupert and the Magic Ball (1988)

## Closing (Original 1990 Release)

1. End Of Pigeon Street: All In A Day's Work (1981)
2. Pigeon Street Closing Credits
3. WHSmith Video Ident (1989-1991) (Closing Version With 1990 Copyright Stamp)
4. WHSmith Video Copyright Warning (1989-1991)
Postman Pat 3

**Postman Pat 3** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 3rd November 1986, and then it got re-released by BBC Video on 5th March 1990, and 2nd November 1992. (the same day as Postman Pat 1 and Postman Pat 2).

## Episodes

1. Pat's Thirsty Day
2. Pat's Windy Day
3. Pat's Difficult Day

## Opening (Original 1986 release)

* Warning screen (1984-1988)
* BBC Video Star logo (1981-1988) (opening version with 1984-1988 tune)
* Postman Pat intro
* Start of Pat's Thirsty Day (1981)

## Closing (Original 1986 release)

* End of Pat's Difficult Day (1981)
* Postman Pat closing credits
* BBC Video Star logo (1981-1988) (closing version with 1984-1988 tune and 1986 copyright stamp)
* Warning screen (1984-1988)

## Opening (1993 re-release)

* Tracking control warning screen (1991-1997)
* Copyright warning screen (1991-1997) (1991-1995 version)
* BBC Video 1991-1997 ident (opening version)
* BBC Video slide (1: "*Postman Pat 1*", 2: "*Postman Pat's Big Video*",
3: "*The Very Best of Postman Pat*" and 4: "*Postman Pat 2*")
* Postman Pat 3 title card
* Postman Pat intro
* Start of Pat's Thirsty Day (1981)

## Closing (1993 re-release)

* End of Pat's Difficult Day (1981)
* Postman Pat closing credits
* BBC Video 1991-1997 ident (closing version with 1986 copyright stamp)
* Copyright warning screen (1991-1997) (1991-1995 version)

## Trailers and info

#### 1993 re-release

A slide of four other "***Postman Pat***" titles which are also available from BBC Video to which are 1: "Postman Pat 1",
2: "Postman Pat's Big Video", 3: "The Very Best of Postman Pat" and 4: "Postman Pat 2".
Spider! - I'm Only Scary 'Cos I'm Hairy

**Spider! - I'm Only Scary 'Cos I'm Hairy** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 9th March 1992.

## Episodes

1. Spider in the Bath
2. Just a Spider
3. In My Tent
4. Monkey Business
5. Hedgehog Hunt
6. Spider's Song
7. Little Miss M
8. Frog Change
9. Hamster Chase
10. Panda Comes to Stay
11. Classroom Distractions
12. C-Rocker
13. True Friend

## Opening (Original 1992 Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Screen (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. BBC Video Slide: 2 Spider! Books
5. Hibbert Ralph Entertainment logo presents
6. Spider! Opening Titles
7. Start of Spider in the Bath (1991)

## Closing (Original 1992 Release)

1. End of True Friend (1991)
2. Spider! Closing Credits
3. Produced by Hibbert Ralph Entertainment logo in association with BBC Enterprises
4. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1992 Copyright Stamp)
5. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)

## Spider in the Bath

The Greatest BBC Children's Video Ever!

Sing-Along With Spider and Friends

## Hedgehog Hunt

Toybox 4

Sing-Along With Spider and Friends

## Panda Comes to Stay

My Best Friends

Sing-Along With Spider and Friends
Doctor Who - The Robots of Death

**Doctor Who - The Robots of Death** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 7th April 1986, and 1st February 1988, and then it got re-released in 6th February 1995 by BBC Video.

## Description

### Original 1986 release

The Doctor faces a horrific army of merciless machines in another exciting feature-length space adventure from the longest-running SF series in the world.

On a desolate planet rich in metal ores a huge sandminer crawls over the barren wastes scraping the surface for lucanol, one of the most valuable substances in the Universe. The skeleton crew are served by their robot staff; efficient, expendable and totally obedient. Until now.

One by one the human crew are brutally and mysteriously eliminated and suspicion shifts from the crew members themselves to the Doctor and Leela, who have accidentally landed on the planet. But, as the true enemy is revealed, the Doctor, Leela and the remains of the terrified crew find themselves prey to a horde of killer robots answerable only to an evil scientist determined to see them seize absolute power.

### 1988 Re-release

The Doctor faces a horrific army of merciless machines in another exciting feature-length space adventure from the longest-running SF series in the world.

On a desolate planet rich in metal ores a huge sandminer crawls over the barren wastes scraping the surface for lucanol, one of the most valuable substances in the Universe. The skeleton crew are served by their robot staff; efficient, expendable and totally obedient. Until now.

One by one the human crew are brutally and mysteriously eliminated and suspicion shifts from the crew members themselves to the Doctor and Leela, who have accidentally landed on the planet. But, as the true enemy is revealed, the Doctor, Leela and the remains of the terrified crew find themselves prey to a horde of killer robots answerable only to an evil scientist determined to see them seize absolute power.

### 1995 Re-release

On a distant, barren planet, Storm Mine 4 trawls across bleak deserts and through fierce duststorms in search of rare and valuable metals. On board the Sandminer is a small skeleton crew, who alternate between indulgent relaxation and skilled mining work. The mundane, day-to-day duties of the mine are attended to by a much larger complement of servile robots.

This is a society that is dependant on robots for all areas of life, the people comforted by the knowledge that the strictest safeguards are built into each and every robot's programming. So when one of the miner crew is murdered, suspicion falls on two new arrivals...

The Doctor and Leela arrive on board, and are immediately accused of being the prime murder suspects. But the Doctor soon realises that perhaps the killer isn't human. More deaths occur - can he persuade the remaining crewmembers that the killer may be a robot?

*Originally transmitted 29th January - 19th February 1977.*
Bucky O'Hare - Kreation Konspiracy/The Komplex Caper

**Bucky O'Hare - Kreation Konspiracy/The Komplex Caper** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 23rd November 1992.

## Description

Join the BBC's latest hero Captain Bucky O'Hare and his courageous crew for two more all-action, space adventures as they battle to wipe the evil Toads from the face of the Aniverse.

## Episode Info

* ***KREATION KONSPIRACY***
* ***THE KOMPLEX CAPER***
Charlie Chalk - Mildred's Day Off

**Charlie Chalk - Mildred's Day Off** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 8th July 1991.

## Description

Front

Four more tales from Merrytwit

Back

One day, Charlie Chalk, a happy go lucky circus clown, rowed a boat out to sea to do some sleeping and fishing.

When he awoke, he found himself heading towards a strange, undiscovered island.

Charlie now lives in the jungle on wild and wonderful Merrytwit where he and his extraordinary friends are never short of adventures.

## Episode Listing

### 1.) Mildred's Day Off

When Captain Mildred goes off for a picnic and sleepy Edward steps in as manager, there is mutiny on Merrytwit.

### 2.) Bert's Boring Day

After Charlie's magic tricks and Arnold's coconut bounce game, Bert discovers it is fun being bored.

### 3.) Return of The Litter

What Litterbug thinks is an inspection is actually a surprise birthday party for him. But, where are the presents?

### 4.) Goodbye, Hello!

When Charlie feels homesick, he sets off for the circus but soon misses his friends and adventures on Merrytwit.

## Episodes

1. Mildred's Day Off
2. Bert's Boring Day
3. Return of the Litter
4. Goodbye Hello

## Credits

* Created by Ivor Wood.
* Written by Jocelyn Stevenson.
* Voices by Michael Williams, John Wells and Barbara Leigh Hunt.
* Music and Lyrics by Mike Redway.
* Director of Animation: Derek Mogford.
* Film Editing by Martin Bohan.
* Song Vocals by Ken Barrie.
* Props by Brian Driver.
* Produced by Woodland Animations Ltd.
* © Woodland Animations Ltd 1987.

## Opening (Original 1991 release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Charlie Chalk: Mildred's Day Off Title Card With 1988-1991 BBC Video Ident Music
* Charlie Chalk Opening Titles
* Start of Mildred's Day Off (1987)

## Closing (Original 1991 release)

* End of Goodbye Hello (1987)
* Charlie Chalk Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Camberwick Green 1 - Mickey Murphy the Baker

**Camberwick Green 1 - Mickey Murphy the Baker** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 10th April 1989 (the same day as *Trumpton 1 - The Greenhouse* and *Chigley 1 - A Present for Lord Belborough*).

## Description

As part of the *Watch With Mother* series the delightful conty of Trumptonshire has brought great pleasure to generations of children with its array of endearing characters and stories set in the quaint English countryside.

Let the music box take us to Camberwick Green where Mrs Honeyman makes sure everyone knows each other's daily business, Windy Miller makes the flour, Mickey Murphy bakes the cakes and buns and where the soldiers of Pippin Fort always come to the rescue in amy emergency.

## Episodes

* **MICKEY MURPHY 'THE BAKER'** - Originally transmitted 21st March 1966
* **MR CARRAWAY 'THE FISHMONGER'** - Originally transmitted 14th March 1966
* **MRS HONEYMAN AND HER BABY** - Originally transmitted 28th March 1966

## Credits

* Series written by Gordon Murray.
* Music by Freddie Phillips.
* Narrated by Brian Cant.
* Settings by Margaret and Andrew Brownfoot.
* Animation by Bob Bura and John Hardwick.
* Puppets by Gordon Murray.
* Produced by Gordon Murray Puppets Limited. © 1966.
Conan Strieter

Conan Louise Strieter Martie es un chico de 17 años de la **Legion de Reconocimiento de Mirna** y trabaja en una tienda de verduras.

## Historia

Sus padres fueron asesinados por unos vandalos cuando el tenia 7 años,el fue criado por su abuela Maryse Strieter,quien le inculco valores y muchas enseñanzas,cuando ella fue asesinada en la **Exterminacion de Mirna**,el se sintio deprimido y solo sin nada que hacer se alista en la milicia y entra en **La Legion de Reconocimiento de Mirna**,siendo el 2do con las mejores puntuaciones,conan trabaja en una tienda de verduras en **Stanton,Mirna** junto con su tío,Ronald y su tía Stepania.

## Apariencia

* Conan tiene el cabello largo y desordenado de color vino tinto
* Es de Tez blanca
* Sus ojos son azules

* Lleva una camisa de color Lila que su abuela le regalo
Doctor Who - Planet of the Spiders

**Doctor Who - Planet of the Spiders** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 15th April 1991.

## Description

In the last and most dangerous adventure of the Pertwee years, what begins as innocuous research into ESP turns into a deadly mind battle, with the terrifying spiders from the planet Metebelis Three pitted against The Doctor, his friends and Time Lord K'Anpo.

At a Tibetan-style spiritual retreat deep in rural England, a clandestine circle of chanting brethren unknowingly call upon the evil powers of the Metebelis Spiders, whose quest for the perfect blue crystal leads them straight to the Doctor. He must travel to the alien planet to meet the Great One, merciless ruler of her spiders and human slaves, who plans to take over Earth. The future of the entire universe is in the Doctor's hands, but if he is to face the fear the Great One sees in his mind, then he must face the certainty of total destruction. Could this be the Time Lord's final death?

*Originally transmitted 4th May - 8th June 1974.*
Fawlty Towers - The Germans

**Fawlty Towers - The Germans** was released on BBC Video in 1984, 15th September 1986, re-released in 1994 then 1998.

## Episodes

1. The Hotel Inspectors
2. The Germans
3. A Touch of Class

## Logos, slides and info

**Original 1984 release**

* BBC Video logo 1981-1988

**1992 re-issue**

* BBC Video logo 1991-1997

**1993 re-issue**

* BBC Video logo 1991-1997
* Slide showing "French and Saunders: The Video", "A Man from Auntie: Ben Elton" and "Naked Video 2".

**1994 re-release**

* Closed-caption slides 1993-1997
* BBC Video logo 1991-1997
* Slide showing "Yes Minister: The Writing on the Wall", "Last of the Summer Wine: Uncle of the Bride" and "One Foot in the Grave: The Pit and the Pendulum".

**1998 re-release**

* BBC Video logo 1997-2009
* BBC Comedy previews showing clips from "One Foot in the Grave", "Dad's Army", "Last of the Summer Wine", "Only Fools and Horses" and "Fawlty Towers".
* Coming Soon previews showing clip from "Dad's Army", "Only Fools and Horses" and "The Two Ronnies".
* Slide showing audio tapes.
Bertha - The Flying Bear

**Bertha - The Flying Bear** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 7th September 1987.

## Episodes

* A Mouse in the Works
* TOM Gets Lost
* The Flying Bear
* The Burglars

## Credits

* Written by Eric Charles.
* Narrated by Roy Kinnear.
* Voices by Roy Kinnear and Sheila Walker.
* Music and Lyrics by Bryan Daly.
* Director of Animation: Derek Mogford.
* Series Designed and Directed by Ivor Wood.
* Film Edited by Martin Bohan.
* Song Vocals by Guy Fletcher.
* Recorded by Havoc House Studios.
* Sound by Clive Pendry.
* Produced by Woodland Animations Ltd.
* © Woodland Animations Ltd 1985.

## Opening

* BBC Video copyright warning (1984-1988)
* BBC Video Diamond ident (1981-1988) (opening version with the 1984-1988 music)
* Bertha opening titles
* Start of the Mouse in the Works (1985)

## Closing

* End of the Burglars (1985)
* Bertha closing credits
* BBC Video Diamond ident (1981-1988) (closing version with the 1984-1988 music and 1986 copyright stamp)
* BBC Video copyright warning (1984-1988)
Joyce Grenfell Entertains

**Joyce Grenfell Entertains** is a UK VHS that was originally released by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 23rd June 1986, and then it got re-released by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 16th April 1990.

## Description

“This is a unique collection of some of the very best of Joyce Grenfell’s monologues and songs, specially compiled from her last television series in 1972.  It will delight the many devoted admirers of the brand of humour she made her own – eccentric characters, acutely observed but gently parodied.

Amongst the many well-loved and memorable favourites featured in *Joyce Grenfell Entertains* is the inimitable Lumpy Latimer in *Old Girls’ School Reunion,* Mrs Fanshawe who glides *Stately as a Galleon* across the dancefloor, three lady choristers making a *Joyful Noise*in the Albert Hall and of course, Young George, whose unspeakable and mysterious activities in *The Nursery School* produced the now famous catchphrase ‘George – don’t do that!’ “

## Trivia

The original 1986 release contained the 1981-1988 BBC Video Diamond Ident from when it was originally released in 1986 until it was re-released with the 1988-1991 BBC Video Globe Ident in 1990.

## Opening (Original 1986 Release)

1. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1984-1988)
2. BBC Video Diamond Ident (1981-1988) (opening version with 1984-1988 music)
3. Joyce Grenfell Entertains Opening Titles
4. Start Of Joyce Grenfell Entertains

## Closing (original 1986 release)

1. End Of Joyce Grenfell Entertains
2. Joyce Grenfell Entertains Closing Credits
3. BBC Video Diamond Ident (1981-1988) (Closing Version with 1984-1988 music and 1986 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1984-1988)

## Opening (1990 re-release)

1. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
2. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (opening version)
3. Joyce Grenfell Entertains Opening Titles
4. Start Of Joyce Grenfell Entertains

## Closing (1990 re-release)

1. End Of Joyce Grenfell Entertains
2. Joyce Grenfell Entertains Closing Credits
3. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (closing version with 1986 copyright stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Tales of the Tooth Fairies - Mission Toothbrush

**Tales of the Tooth Fairies - Mission Toothbrush** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 7th February 1994.

## Description

13 enchanting tales featuring Giselle and Martin - those fearless mice who fight through rain and snow and ice!

As well as being the one who will tell you these magical tales, Arthur is also the friendly cormorant who, more often than not, has to rescue Martin and Giselle. These two brave mice will stop at nothing to make sure that every single child gets a present the morning after their first tooth falls out. Hand-picked by none other than Her Majesty Queen Elisa of the Kingdom of the Tooth Mice, each present is different and is always the perfect choice. So find out why little Sophie gets a magic bluebell, why Audrey has a new comb, why Jonathan gets a notebook and why naughty Julian gets a wet face!

## Episodes

1. Mission Toothbrush
2. The Silver Sleighbell
3. The Golden Scissors
4. Flying Feathers
5. A Proud Candle
6. Magic Chimes
7. Jonathan Loses His Tooth
8. The Stolen Present
9. Cat’s Enough
10. The Book of Leaves
11. Mr. Sun, Mrs. Rain
12. Sky Scraper
13. The Bell Doll

## Opening

1. National Captioning Institute Warning Screen (1993-1995)
2. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
3. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
4. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
5. BBC Video Slide: (Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef and Noddy 2: Noddy and the Kite) (BBC Television Children's Favourites Variant) with Silent
6. Tales of the Tooth Fairies: Mission Toothbrush Title Card with Fanfare
7. Tales of the Tooth Fairies Opening Titles
8. Start Of Mission Toothbrush (1992)

## Closing

1. End of The Bell Doll (1992)
2. Tales of the Tooth Fairies Closing Credits
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version with 1994 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
Noddy the Magician

**Noddy the Magician** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 7th October 1996.

## Episodes

1. Noddy the Magician - Noddy's trying out his new bag of magic spells, but Bumpy Dog keeps knocking them out of his hand. Soon Bumpy is invisible, Tessie Bear is sneezing, Mrs Tubby is barking and Noddy doesn't know what to do...
2. Noddy and his Money - Look out Noddy! When the naughty goblins, Sly and Gobbo see the bag of sixpences Noddy has saved up, they will try anything to steal it. How can Noddy stop them?
3. Noddy Borrows Some Trousers - When Master Tubby knocks Noddy's clothes off the washing-line into the mud and puts treacle on the seat of his car, poor Noddy has no clean trousers to wear. Big-Ears helps him out by lending him a giant pair of trousers - but that's when Noddy's troubles really begin...
4. Noddy and his Alarm Clock - Noddy has promised Dinah Doll that he will get up early to help her at the grand charity sale. But when his alarm clock breaks, Noddy wonders how he is going to wake up in time to get all the work done!
5. Noddy Buys a Parasol - Noddy wants to buy a lovely parasol he has seen on Dinah Doll's stall. To earn the money, he has Clockwork Clown and Sammy Sailor and even opens a cleaning stall in the market. Will he collect enough money to buy the parasol before it is sold?

## Opening (Original 1996 Release)

1. European Captioning Institute Warning Screen (1995-2000 Version)
2. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
3. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)
4. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
5. BBC Video Slide: (The Greatest BBC Children's Video Ever!)
6. Noddy the Magician Title Card
7. Noddy’s Toyland Adventures Opening Titles (Short Version)
8. Start of Noddy the Magician (1994)

## Closing (Original 1996 Release)

1. End of Noddy Buys a Parasol (1994)
2. Noddy’s Toyland Adventures Closing Credits (Long Version)
3. Produced for BBC Children's International by Cosrgove Hall Films
4. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1996 Copyright Stamp)
5. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)

## Trailers and info

* A slide showing "The Greatest BBC Children's Video Ever!" which is also available from BBC Video.
Rab C. Nesbitt - Series 2, Part 2 - That's Entertainment, Ethics, Life Has Meaning

**Rab C. Nesbitt - That's Entertainment/Ethics/Life Has Meaning** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1992.

## Episodes

* That's Entertainment
* Ethics
* Life Has Meaning

## Trailers and info

A slide showing 3 comedy titles, "Rab C. Nesbitt - Series 1, Part 1 - Work, City of Culture, Rat", "Rab C. Nesbitt - Seasonal Greet" and "Triple Scotch and Wry".
Star Cops 1 - An Instinct For Murder

**Star Cops 1 - An Instinct For Murder** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1st July 1991.

## Description

3 episodes from the explosive space series.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Star Cops Opening Titles
* Start of An Instinct for Murder (1987)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End of Intelligent Listening for Beginners (1987)
* Star Cops Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
BBC Children's Favourites

**BBC Children's Favourites** is a UK VHS release that is released in the UK by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1983, and then it got re-released on 7th October 1985 by BBC Video. It contains three 1970's children's BBC favourites by Oliver Postagte and Peter Firmin which are "*Ivor the Engine*", "*Bagpuss*" and the "*Clangers*" which are all filmed by Smallfilms.

The video itself was originally released pre-certed in October 1983. Later on in 1985 it got a repacked cover and a "Uc" rated certificate.

## Description

This BBC video brings together three favourite children's features. Full of fantasy and humour, these charming animations are sure to delight all young children time and time again.

## Programme details

* **"IVOR THE ENGINE" -** The Cuckoo Clock, Unidentified Objects
* **"BAGPUSS" -** The Ballet Shoe
* **"CLANGERS" -** The Rock Collector, The Seed
Blake's 7 - Cassette 2 - Cygnus Alpha/Time Squad

**Blake's 7 - Cassette 2 - Cygnus Alpha/Time Squad** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 11th February 1991.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Blake's 7 Opening Titles
* Start of Cygnus Alpha (1978)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End of Time Squad (1978)
* Blake's 7 Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Pingu - The Biggest Video Ever!

**Pingu - The Biggest Video Ever!** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 1st March 1999.

## Episodes

1. Pingu the Chef (From Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef)
2. Pingu Goes Ice Surfing (From Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef)
3. Pingu at the Doctors (From Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef)
4. Pingu's Curling Game (From Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef)
5. Pingu and the Seagull (From Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef)
6. Pingu's Birthday (From BBC Children in Need - Party for Pudsey)
7. Pingu Builds a Snowman (From Pingu's Birthday)
8. Pingu and Papa at the Kindergarten (From Pingu's Birthday)
9. Pingu and the Game of Fish (From Pingu's Birthday)
10. Pingu Goes Away (From Pingu the Photographer)
11. Pingu Helps His Mother (From Pingu the Photographer)
12. Pingu's New Kite (From The Greatest BBC Children's Video Ever!)
13. Pingu Cannot Lose (From Pingu the Photographer)
14. Pingu and the Many Packages (From Pingu the Photographer)
15. Pingu Goes Cross Country Skiing (From Pingu's Long Journey)
16. Pingu's Grandpa Comes to Stay (From Pingu's Long Journey)
17. Pingu and the Message in a Bottle (From Pingu's Long Journey)
18. Pingu Pretends to be Ill (From Toybox 1)

## Opening (Original 1999 release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1997-2009)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1997-2009)
3. 1997-2009 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. 1999-2001 Children's BBC Promo [announced by Joanna Lumley]
5. Pingu: The Biggest Video Ever! Title Card
6. Pingu Opening Titles
7. Start of Pingu the Chef (1992)

## Closing (Original 1999 release)

1. End of Pingu Pretends to be Ill (1995)
2. Pingu Closing Credits
3. 1997-2009 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1999 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1997-2009)

## Trailers and info

The Children's BBC Worldwide advert from 1999 with clips from "Teletubbies", "Postman Pat", "Fireman Sam", "Pingu" and "Noddy" which appear on videos, audio cassettes, story books, activity books, sticker books, bath time books, magazines and activity CD-rom games.
Noddy - 2 on 1

**Noddy - 2 on 1** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 2nd February 1998.

## Description

8 magical adventures with Noddy

Two brilliant single videos together on one great value tape!

Join Noddy and his friends in Toy Town for eight delightful adventures in this bumper tape!

## Episodes

1. Noddy Loses Sixpence
2. Noddy and the Goblins
3. Noddy and the Naughty Tail
4. Noddy and the Pouring Rain
5. Noddy and the Kite
6. Noddy and his Bell
7. Noddy and Martha Monkey
8. Noddy's New Friend

## Trailers and info

The Children's BBC advert of 1998 with many programmes such as "Fireman Sam", "Pingu", "Teletubbies", "Postman Pat", "William's Wish Wellingtons", "Noddy", "Spider", "Oakie Doke" and the "Dinobabies" which appear on videos, audio cassettes, books and activity CD-Rom games.
Doctor Who - The Tom Baker Years

**Doctor Who - The Tom Baker Years** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 7th September 1992.

## Description

On 28th December 1974, with an enigmatic smile, Tom Baker assumed the mantle of Gallifrey's most famous offspring, the Doctor. The coat and long striped scarf which he adopted later were to become his trademarks in the seven years of the Tom Baker era which followed.

Unlike his predecessors, all of Tom Baker's episodes still exist in the BBC Archives. A magnificent selection is included here along with Tom Baker's spontaneous reactions to the excerpts themselves - "warts and all".

So sit back and reminisce with him for almost three hours worth of classic Doctor Who on this special double BBC Video.

Included are excerpts from: *Robot - The Ark in Space - The Sontaran Experiment - Revenge of the Cybermen - Terror of the Zygons - Pyramids of Mars - The Seeds of Doom - The Hand of Fear - The Talons of Weng-Chiang - The Sunmakers - Underworld - The Pirate Planet - The Androids of Tara - Destiny of the Daleks - The Horns of Nimon - Full Circle - The Keeper of Traken - Shada* and many more!
Postman Pat and Friends

**Postman Pat and Friends** is a VHS cassette that is released exclusively to WHSmith stores in the UK by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 6th November 1989. It contains three stories from three Woodland Animated children's programmes which are "Postman Pat", "Charlie Chalk" and "Bertha".

## Description

When three popular television stars - all created by Ivor Wood - are brought together on a special compilation video. you know you're in for a real treat. Britain's most cheerful postman is delivering the mail on a sledge. Charlie Chalk, the happy-go-lucky circus clown is talking Arnold the elephant on a treasure hunt and Bertha, the friendly factory machine, is making inflatable bears! Three fun-packed adventures for all their fans!

## Episodes

* Postman Pat Goes Sledging
* Charlie Chalk - Arnold's Night Out
* Bertha - The Flying Bear

## Credits

Here are the credits to the episodes of the three Woodland Animations Programmes that are featured on this Children's BBC Compilation Video.

#### **Postman Pat**

##### ***("Postman Pat Goes Sledging")***

* Written By John Cunliffe.
* Designed And Directed By Ivor Wood.
* Music By Brian Daly.
* Narration And Vocals: Ken Barrie.
* Editor: Martin Bohan.
* Produced By Woodland Animations Ltd.
* © Woodland Animations Ltd 1981.

#### **Charlie Chalk**

##### ***("Arnold's Night Out")***

* Created By Ivor Wood.
* Written By Jocelyn Stevenson.
* Voices: Michael Williams, John Wells And Barbara Leigh Hunt.
* Music And Lyrics By: Michael Redway.
* Animation Director: Derek Mogford.
* Film Editor: Martin Bohan.
* Song Vocals: Ken Barrie.
* Props: Brian Driver.
* Produced By Woodland Animations Ltd.
* © Woodland Animations Ltd 1987.

#### **Bertha**

##### ***("The Flying Bear")***

* Written By Eric Charles.
* Narration: Roy Kinnear.
* Voices: Roy Kinnear And Sheila Walker.
* Music And Lyrics By Bryan Daly.
* Animation Director: Derek Mogford.
* Series Designed And Directed By Ivor Wood.
* Film Editor: Martin Bohan.
* Title Song Vocals: Guido Fletcher.
* Recorded At Havoc House Studios.
* Sound: Clive Pendry.
* Produced By Woodland Animations Ltd.
* © Woodland Animations Ltd 1985.

## Opening (Original 1989 Release)

* WHSmith Video Copyright Warning (1989-1991)
* WHSmith Video Ident (1989-1991) (Opening Version)
* Postman Pat And Friends Title Card
* Postman Pat Opening Titles
* Start Of Postman Pat Goes Sledging (1981)

## Closing (Original 1989 Release)

* End Of Bertha: The Flying Bear (1985)
* Bertha Closing Credits
* WHSmith Video Ident (1989-1991) (Closing Version With 1989 Copyright Stamp)
* WHSmith Video Copyright Warning (1989-1991)
Noddy to the Rescue

**Noddy to the Rescue** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 9th October 1995.

## Episodes

1. Noddy to the Rescue
2. Noddy Sets a Trap
3. Noddy Has a Bad Day
4. Noddy and the Fishing Rod
5. Noddy and the Magic Night

## Description

* *Parp! Parp!* Here comes Noddy in his red and yellow car. Every day is busy for Noddy, running errands, earning sixpences, helping Policeman Plod thwart Sly and Gobbo, the Goblins and having fun with Big Ears, Dinah Doll and all his Toyland chums...

## Episode Info

1. **Noddy to the Rescue** - First Master Tubby goes missing, then the Fire Engine disappears. Can Noddy, Big-Ears, Mr Plod and Mr Sparks track them down?
2. **Noddy Sets a Trap** - Noddy comes up with a super plan to catch whoever has been taking his car at night. He and Big-Ears pretend to be post boxes!
3. **Noddy Has a Bad Day** - Noddy is very busy. He errands to run for Dinah Doll, Miss Pink Cat and Mrs Noah. If everything goes to plan he can just do them in time..
4. **Noddy and the Fishing Rod** - Noddy enters the Toyland fishing contest and catches more than anyone expected...
5. **Noddy and the Magic Night** - When Noddy gives Tessie Bear a lift home from Mrs Noah's party they embark on a magical midnight adventure.

## Opening (Original 1995 release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. 2 great new children's videos from the BBC [announced by Andi Peters]
5. Noddy to the Rescue Title Card
6. Noddy's Toyland Adventures Opening Titles (Short Version)
7. Start of Noddy to the Rescue (1994)

## Closing (Original 1995 release)

1. End of Noddy and the Magic Night (1994)
2. Noddy's Toyland Adventures Closing Credits (Long Version)
3. Produced for BBC Children's International by Cosgrove Hall
4. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1995 Copyright Stamp) (Version 2)
5. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)

## Trailers and info

* The "two great new children's videos from the BBC" children's titles advert in 1995 with "The Great Noddy Video" and "Nursery Rhyme Time" videos which are out now with the voiceover by Andi Peters.
Postman Pat's Bumper Bag

**Postman Pat's Bumper Bag** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 5th May 1997.

## Episode Info

1. Pat's Windy Day
2. Pat's Rainy Day
3. Pat Takes a Message
4. Postman Pat and the Tuba
5. Postman Pat and the Barometer

## Goofs

* The details of "Pat's Rainy Day" on the back cover are actually describing "Pat's Difficult Day" which is not on this video release as in the actual episode of "Pat's Rainy Day", Pat was not an hour late, he did not fall over Jess at any point in the episode and there was no scene of an alarm clock which should or should not have gone off in the episode either.

## Trailers and info

* A slide of three pieces of "Postman Pat" merchandise which are "Postman Pat and the Hole in the Road" on video, a "Postman Pat" audio cassette and the "Postman Pat - 2 on 1" video of Postman Pat to which are also available from the BBC.
Jackanory - Ted in a Bed

**Jackanory - Ten in a Bed** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 7th August 1989.

## Description

Victoria Wood tells the story of an extremely resourceful little girl called Dinah Price.

One evening she kissed her Mum and Dad goodnight, climbed the stairs, went into her room and found a stranger or two tucked up in her bed. Well, every night for eight nights she found someone different, from Puss in Boots, a Frog-Prince desperate to be kissed and an ageing Sleeping Beauty, to a very hungry short-sighted giant!

## Credits

#### **"Part 1: Too Many Bears"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood with Martin Jarvis and Rosalind Ayres.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

#### **"Part 2: Esmeralda"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood with Rosalind Ayres.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

#### **"Part 3: The Clockwork Mouse"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood with Martin Jarvis.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

#### **"Part 4: The Accident Book"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood and Rosalind Ayres.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

#### '**"Part 5: Wilfred"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood with Martin Jarvis.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

#### '**"Part 6: Captain Dynamite Simon"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood with Rosalind Ayres.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

#### '**"Part 7: A Kiss"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood with Martin Jarvis.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

#### '**"Part 8: Little Girl Sandwich"**

* Story by Allan Ahlberg.
* Told by Victoria Wood with Martin Jarvis.
* "Ten in a Bed" by Allan Ahlberg & Andre Amstutz is published by Grafton Books.
* Illustrations by Jan Brychta.
* Designed by Mary Greaves.
* Executive Producer: Angela Beeching.
* Directed by Christine Secombe.
* © BBC 1987.

## Opening

* BBC Video copyright warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe ident (1988-1991) (opening version)
* Jackanory logo
* Ten in a Bed opening titles
* Start of Part 1: Too Many Bears (1987)

## Closing

* End of Part 8: Little Girl Sandwich (1987)
* Ten in a Bed closing credits
* BBC Video Globe ident (1988-1991) (Closing version with 1989 copyright stamp)
* BBC Video copyright warning (1988-1991))
Doctor Who - Revenge of the Cybermen

**Doctor Who - Revenge of the Cybermen** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 3rd October 1983 and 6th October 1986, and then it got re-released in 19th April 1999 by BBC Worldwide Ltd.

## Description

From the longest running science fiction series in the world emerged a golden age of classic monsters - memorable grotesques such as the Daleks, Ice Warriors, Sontarans, Yeti and Cybermen!

In this adventure the Doctor, with Sarah and Harry, returns to Space Station Nerva (the scene of adventure) to find that the Tardis has drifted back a few thousand years in time. Plague is raging through the Nerva which is manned by only a handful of frightened survivors. Sarah falls victim to the mystery virus. The Doctor discovers that the Cybermen have taken over the station in order to use it to destroy the planet Voga where there are extensive gold mines. They wish to destroy all the gold in the solar system as it is a deadly metal to them. Will the Doctor manage to defeat the Cybermen and find an antidote to cure Sarah?
Hairy Jeremy

**Hairy Jeremy** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 28th August 1995.

## Description

(Front)

The cuddliest caveman on the prehistoric plateau

12 animated adventures as seen on BBC TV

## Episodes

1. Zero Hero
2. Hide and Seek
3. Toothache
4. Ice To See You
5. The Big Fight
6. April Fool's Day
7. Big Top Flop
8. Egg Head
9. Snapshot
10. Quiet
11. Self-Raising Flour
12. Road to Ruin

## Trivia

* The fourth episode *Ice to See You* can also be found on The Greatest BBC Children's Video Ever!.

## Opening (Original 1995 release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) 1995-1997 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. 2 great new children's videos from the BBC [announced by Andi Peters]
5. Hairy Jeremy: Zero Hero Title Card
6. Hairy Jeremy Opening Titles
7. Start of Zero Hero (1992)

## Closing (Original 1995 release)

1. End of Road to Ruin (1992)
2. Hairy Jeremy Closing Credits
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1995 Copyright Stamp) (Version 2)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)

## Trailers and info

* The "two great new children's videos from the BBC" children's titles advert in 1995 with "The Great Noddy Video" and "Nursery Rhyme Time" videos which are out now with the voiceover by Andi Peters.
Pingu's Birthday

**Pingu's Birthday** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 4th September 1995.

## Episodes

1. Pingu's Birthday
2. Pingu the Babysitter Born to Baby
3. Pingu and the Game of Fish
4. Pingu Gets a Bicycle
5. Pingu and Papa at the Kindergarten
6. Pingu and the Strangers
7. Pingu Builds a Snowman
8. Pingu‘s Family Celebrate Christmas

## Credits

PINGU

BORN to BABY

Trickfilmstudio Otmar Gutmann

(C) 1992 SRG/ZDF/Telepool/Editoy

## Opening (Original 1995 release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. 2 great new children's videos from the BBC [announced by Andi Peters]
5. Pingu's Birthday Title Card
6. Pingu Opening Titles
7. Start of Pingu's Birthday (1993)

## Closing (Original 1995 release)

1. End of Pingu's Family Celebrate Christmas (1992)
2. Pingu Closing Credits
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1995 Copyright Stamp) (Version 2)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)

## Trailers and info

* The "2 great new children's videos from the BBC" advert with "The Great Noddy Video" and "Nursery Rhyme Time" that are also available with announcement by Andi Peters. And also BBC on Video
Last of the Summer Wine - The Man from Oswestry

**Last of the Summer Wine - The Man from Oswestry** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 1997. It contains three episodes in Season 3 of the so ever-popular longest-running Yorkshire-Board-esque comedy TV series "*Last of the Summer Wine*" which include the 1st episode "The Man From Oswestry" since it original BBC1 broadcast on 27th October 1976, the 3rd episode "The Great Boarding House Bathroom" since it original BBC1 broadcast on 10th November 1976 and the 4th episode "Cheering Up Gordon" since it original BBC1 broadcast on 17th November 1976 together as single episodes on this one single video.

## Description

**Three episodes from the BBC's vintage comedy series**

The exploits of three old idlers in the Yorkshire countryside became the BBC's longest running comedy series, and one of it's best loved. The combination of Clegg's dry observations ('you get to thinking there aren't any old idiots left'), the militaristic Foggy ('a genuine, 14 carat gilt edge old idiot'), and anarchic Compo, make even the most modest adventures into an hilarious rout.

## Episode Plots

* **The Man From Oswestry**
"You get depressed sometimes thinking there aren't any old fashioned idiots left," muses Clegg - just before they meet Foggy for the first time.
* **The Great Boarding House Bathroom Caper**
A weekend trip to Scarborough generates a reckless holiday spirit, and as luck would have it Nora Batty is in the same house, and so are some ferrets.
* **Cheering Up Gordon**
Clegg decides young Gordon needs a hobby, so they tutor him on how to chat up girls.

## Opening

* Message trailer for "Pirate Videos. Daylight Robbery" from the British Video Association
and the Federation Against Copyright Theft (1996)
* BBC Video tracking control warning (1991-1997)
* BBC Video copyright warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 version)
* BBC Video 1991-1997 ident (opening version)
* Last of the Summer Wine opening titles
* Start of The Man from Oswestry (1976)

## Trailer and info

The 1996 Message trailer for "Pirate Videos. Daylight Robbery" from the British Video Association
and the Federation Against Copyright Theft
Pingu and the Lost Ball

**Pingu and the Lost Ball** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 2nd November 1998.

## Episodes

1. Pingu Takes Revenge - Pingu ends up in deep water when he tries to get his own back!
2. Pingu Makes a Mistake - The little penguin gets mixed-up! (From Toybox 2)
3. Pingu and the Letter - Pingu opens someone else's mail...
4. Pingu Feels Left Out - Robby and Pengi have no time for Pingu.
5. Pingu and the Ghost - There's no such thing as ghosts... is there?
6. Pingu and the Postcard - Pingu helps Pinga dress up!
7. Pingu and the Baker - Pingu sees a delicious cake...
8. Pingu and the Lost Ball - Poor Pingu - he can't find his favourite ball anywhere!

## Opening (Original 1998 Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1997-2009)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1997-2009)
3. 1997-2009 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. CBBC Children's BBC Promo From 1998-1999 [announced by Sophie Aldred]
5. Pingu and the Lost Ball Title Card
6. Pingu Opening Titles
7. Start of Pingu Takes Revenge (1996)

## Closing (Original 1998 Release)

1. End of Pingu and the Lost Ball (1996)
2. Pingu Closing Credits
3. 1997-2009 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1998 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1997-2009)

## Trailers and info

The Children's BBC advert of 1998 with many programmes such as "Fireman Sam", "Pingu", "Teletubbies", "Postman Pat", "William's Wish Wellingtons", "Noddy", "Spider", "Oakie Doke" and "The Little Polar Bear" which appear on videos, audio cassettes, books and activity CD-Rom games.
Little Nezha - Fights Great Dragon Kings

**Little Nezha - Fights Great Dragon Kings** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 17th May 1982, and then it got re-released by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 6th June 1988.

## Opening (Original 1982 Release)

1. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1981-1984)

1. BBC Video Diamond Ident (1981-1988) (1981-1984 Opening Version) (Marching Band Variant)
2. Start of Little Nezha: Fights Great Dragon Kings (1979)

## Closing (Original 1982 Release)

1. End of Little Nezha: Fights Great Dragon Kings (1979)
2. BBC Video Diamond Ident (1981-1988) (1981-1984 Closing Version with 1982 Copyright Stamp) (Marching Band Variant)
Pingu 4 - Pingu the Chef

**Pingu 4 - Pingu the Chef** is a UK VHS released by BBC Enterprises Ltd. on 7th June 1993.

## Episodes

1. Pingu the Chef
2. Pingu's Admirer
3. Pingu at the Doctor
4. Pingu's Curling Game
5. Pingu the Icicle Musician
6. Pingu Goes Ice Surfing
7. Pingu and the Seagull
8. Pingu's First Kiss

## Opening (Original 1993 Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Screen (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. BBC Video Slide: (Pingu: Barrel of Fun, Pingu 2: Building Igloos, Pingu 3: Hide and Seek and Pingu Audio Cassette)
5. Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef Title Card
6. Pingu Opening Titles
7. Start of Pingu the Chef (1992)

## Closing (Original 1993 Release)

1. End of Pingu's First Kiss (1992)
2. Pingu Closing Credits
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1993 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)

## Trailers and info

A video slide showing four pieces of Pingu merchandise with three videos and an audio cassette including "Pingu - Barrel of Fun", "Pingu 2 - Building Igloos" and "Pingu 3 - Hide and Seek" all to which are also available from the BBC.