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Star Hill Ponies - Nicked Knickers and Other Stories

**Star Hill Ponies - Nicked Knickers and Other Stories** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 3rd May 1999.

## Episodes

1. Nicked Knickers - Why is Dylan wearing such a strange hat?
2. The Outing - When Thomas has an accident on is bike. Dylan gallops off for help.
3. Art for Scruffy's Sake - Scruffy and Dylan come across Mrs Horace Morris painting a picture of the sea - with very messy results!
4. Surfin' Sea Horses - At the beach, Baz and Thomas are cut off by the tide. How can Ambrose and the ponies rescue them?
5. Kidnapped - Baz gets the wrong idea when she sees Scruffy trot off after Mrs Horace Morris's car - she thinks Mrs HM as kidnapped her pony!

## Credits

* Voices by Josie Lawrence and Andrew Sachs.
* Original concept and characters by Maria Jones.
* Developed by Mike and Liz Young.
* Written by Maria Jones, Pamela Hickey and Dennys McCoy.
* Model makers: John Adams, Jamie Denham, Steven Elford,
Maria Hopkninson, Lesley Osborne and Audrey Valks.
* Puppet makers: Louise Bains, Karen Betty, Geraldine Corrigan,
Rowena Damant Kidd, Eric Dawe, Stephen Dee, Natalie Eldred, Alison Hall,
Darren Longthorne, Hayden Secker, Jason Theaker and Sarah Turner.
* Supervising animator: Brian Anderson.
* Animated by Jamie Denham, Roger Jones and Annette Sotheran.
* Music and lyrics by Kick Production.
* Singer: Johnny Griggs.
* Puppet designer: Ian Frampton.
* Production designer: Bev Knowlden.
* Effects compositor: Craig Higgins.
* Editbox by Tony Mabey.
* Post production by Pyramid.
* Edited by Wil Oswald.
* Dubbing editor: Nigel Humphries.
* Dubbing mixers: Tim Ricketts and Peter Smith.
* Executive producers: Meirion Davies and Theresa Plummer-Andrews.
* Produced by Liz Young.
* Associate producer: Ian Frampton.
* Directed by John Walker.
* Productions by Mike Young Productions/Bumper Films for S4C, BBC and BBC Worldwide
* Copyright © S4C 1998. All rights reserved.
* Characters copyright © Maria Jones 1995.

## 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. Star Hill Ponies: Nicked Knickers and Other Stories Title Card
6. Star Hill Ponies Opening Titles
7. Start of Nicked Knickers (1998)

## Closing (Original 1999 release)

1. End of Kidnapped (1998)
2. Star Hill Ponies Closing Credits
3. Mike Young Productions and Bumper Films logo for S4C, BBC and BBC Worldwide
4. 1997-2009 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1999 Copyright Stamp)
5. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1997-2009)

## Trailers and info

The BBC Worldwide titles for children trailer from 1999 with clips of "Teletubbies", "Postman Pat", "Fireman Sam", "Pingu" and "Noddy".
Fantastic Max 2 - Attack of the Cubic Rubes

**Fantastic Max 2 - Attack of the Cubic Rubes** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 9th April 1990. It contains the second set of three episodes in Season 1 of the British-American space-baby-themed animated TV cartoon series "*Fantastic Max*" since it was originated by British-Welsh creator Mike Young including "Attack of the Cubic Rubes" that was first transmitted on BBC1 in two parts on 27th and 28th September 1989, "Monkey See, Monkey Zoo" since it was first transmitted on BBC1 in two parts on 18th and 19th October 1989 and "The Big Sleep" since it was first transmitted on BBC1 in two parts on 11th and 12th October 1989 made into full 20 minute single episodes for this one single video.

## Description

**ROCKET AND ROLL! MAX IS BACK IN THREE MORE SPACE-BOUND ADVENTURES!**

Funky space baby Fantastic Max is off on three more cosmic adventures with AB Sitter and his Twinklerian friend, FX, causing trouble and playing the hero across the universe!

## Episode Info

* **ATTACK OF THE CUBIC RUBES:**

When Zoe refuses to let Max use her crayons he blasts off to a grey cubic planet in search of an outlet for his creative impulses...

* **MONKEY SEE, MONKEY ZOO:**

Max sets off to collect sprinkles from a flying comet and finds himself rescuing a U.S. astronaut from the Intergalactic zoo and circus of the stars!

* **THE BIG SLEEP:**

When FX has am accident Max takes him to see dr Fiddle Faddle at the other side of the universe and seriously disturbs the peace on the planet Sleepy Deep.
Postman Pat's Big Surprise

**Postman Pat's Big Surprise** is a BBC Worldwide VHS release on 7th September 1998 in the UK. It contains 4 brand new exciting adventures with Greendale's favourite postman! These episodes on this video are from Season 2 of "Postman Pat" in 1996 since their broadcasts on BBC TV in 1997.

## Description

4 Brand New Exciting Adventures with Greendale's Favourite Postman!

The happy postman and his friends are back in four new adventures from the fabulous BBC series!

## Episode Info

1. Postman Pat and the Big Surprise - Pat has hurt his back and must spend the day in bed, so Sara delivers the post instead. But everyone is acting very strangely, and when she gets home, Pat doesn't seem to be in. What is going on?

1. Postman Pat and the Robot - Pat is feeling tired, so Ted invents a robot assistant to help him on his rounds. But the new postman is a little too helpful... and soon Pat's involved in a wild robot chase!

1. Postman Pat Takes Flight - Major Forbes is showing some films about his flying exploits, and he's promised a surprise arrival, too. But come the day of the film show, it's Pat who is up, up and away!

1. Postman Pat and the Beast of Greendale - Someone - or something - has pinched Pat's sandwiches, rampaged through Dorothy's garden, and trampled all over Granny Dryden's clean washing! Who's the culprit? Could there be a beast on the loose in Greendale?

## 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. Postman Pat and the Big Surprise Title Card
6. Postman Pat Opening Titles
7. Start of Postman Pat and the Big Surprise (1996)

## Closing (Original 1998 Release)

1. End of Postman Pat and the Beast of Greendale (1996)
2. Postman Pat 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 "Dinobabies" which appear on videos, audio cassettes, books and activity CD-Rom games.
Beebtots

**Beebtots** is a 16th May 1981, and then it got re-released on 8th February 1988 VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd. It contains four children's TV characters by Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin which are "*Pogles Wood",* "*Bagpuss*", "*Noggin the Nog*", "*Clangers*" and "*Ivor the Engine*" which are all made for the BBC by Smallfilms.

The video itself was originally released pre-certed in the early-1980's. Early on in 1988 it got a repacked cover and a "Uc" rated certificate.

## Episodes

* **Pogles** **Wood** - Honey Bees
* **Noggin the Nog** - The Pie
* **Clangers** - The Lonely Gladstone Bag
* **Bagpuss** - The Hamish
* **Ivor the Engine** - The Snowplough
Santa and the Tooth Fairies

**Santa and the Tooth Fairies** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 18th October 1993.

## Description

A race against time for Santa Claus and a brand new fairytale for everyone’s Christmas stocking!

## Opening (Original 1993 Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Screen (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
3. BBC Video Ident (1991-1997) (Opening Version)
4. BBC Video Slide: Pingu 4: Pingu the Chef / The Very Best of Watch with Mother
5. Start of Santa and the Tooth Fairies (1991)

## Trailers and info

A slide showing two children's titles - 1: "Pingu 4 - Pingu the Chef" and 2: "The Very Best of Watch with Mother".
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em - 1 - The Job Interview

**Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em - 1 - The Job Interview** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 11th November 1991.

## Episode Info

* The Job Interview
* George's House
* Love My Neighbour

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
* 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
* Some Mothers Do Have Them Opening Titles
* Start Of The Job Interview (1973)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End Of Love My Neighbour (1973)
* Some Mothers Do Have Them Closing Credits
* 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
Doctor Who - The Five Doctors

**Doctor Who - The Five Doctors** was released by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 9th September 1985, and then it got re-released on 2nd July 1990 by BBC Video, and then it got re-released again by **Doctor Who - The Five Doctors Special Edition** on 6th November 1995 by BBC Video.

## Description

### Original 1985 release

The world's longest running science-fiction series celebrated its 20th anniversary with this special special feature-length story. A glorious reunion of all five doctors and many of their companions and infamous enemies.

A place of ancient evil once feared throughout the universe - the Death Zone on Gallifrey. Abandoned for two centuries it is now re-activated by someone who dares to play the deadly Game of Rassilon once more.

The first five incarnations of the Doctor have been snatched from their Time-Streams; the fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) is trapped in the Time/Space Vortex, and the remaining Doctors, aided by old friends and companions, must cross the Death Zone and reach the secret Tomb of Rassilon to discover the final secret of the first Time Lord President before all the Doctors are pulled into the Vortex forever. But old adversaries are also active in the Death Zone - a Dalek, a Yeti, a deadly Raston Warrior Robot, a troop of Cybermen and the evil renegade Time Lord known as The Master all stand between the Doctors and their goal...

### 1995 Re-release

Someone is taking the Doctor's past selves out of time and space, placing them in a vast wilderness - a battle arena with a sinister tower at its centre. As the various incarnations of the Doctor join forces, they learn they are in the Death Zone on their home world of Gallifrey, fighting Daleks, Cybermen, Yeti... and a devious Time Lord traitor who is using the Doctor and his companions to discover the ancient secrets of Rassilon, the first and most powerful ruler of Gallifrey.

*The Five Doctors* was originally broadcast to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of*Doctor Who* in 1983. This new version of the story features extended scenes, previously unseen sequences, new visual effects and a stereo soundtrack. Originally transmitted 25th November 1983.
Doctor Who - An Unearthly Child

**Doctor Who - An Unearthly Child** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 5th February 1990, and then it got re-released by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 4th September 2000.

## Description

A Time Lord from another civilization, the Doctor has travelled through time and space bringing thrilling cosmic adventures to millions of fans for over 25 years. Now the most familiar mystery figure in science fiction, the traveller from another world and a distant future first captured a generation of viewers on November 23rd 1963. With the much missed William Hartnell as the first incarnation of the Doctor, this original unedited classic adventure returns us to the days when he first seized our imaginations and begged the question "Doctor Who?"

Visiting Britain in 1963 the Doctor's grand-daughter has become a pupil at an ordinary school. A strange amalgam of teenage normality and uncanny intelligence she whets the curiosity of two school teachers who become inextricably involved in the Doctor's strange travels. Proving that time goes round in circles, the Doctor blasts them back to a pre-civilized age of the Great Cold where tribal leaders battle for supremacy in a race to make fire. Thrown into the cave of skulls the Doctor and his companions soon realize that their lives depend on two alternatives: making fire without matches or escaping through the forest of fear...

*Original unedited black and white recordings. First transmitted November 23rd - December 14th 1963.*
Doomwatch - The Plastic Eaters/Tomorrow, The Rat

**Doomwatch - The Plastic Eaters/Tomorrow, The Rat** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 11th March 1991.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Doomwatch Opening Titles
* Start of The Plastic Eaters (1970)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End of Tomorrow, The Rat (1970)
* Doomwatch Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Here Comes the Teletubbies

**Here Come the Teletubbies** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 8th September 1997.

## Description

**Over the hills and far away, Teletubbies come to play!**

AS SEEN ON TV

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po live over the hills and far away, in a magical land where anything can happen. It is the land where television comes from. When the wind blows, a magic windmill brings pictures from far away, joining the Teletubbies to the world of real children.

## Chapters/Segments

1. Teletubbies Intro (Po was the missing teletubby)/Four Happy Teletubbies **(From Jumping)**
2. Time for Tubby Toast **(From Ned's Bicycle)**
3. Playing in the Rain (Po is chosen)
4. Mind the Puddle **(From Playing in the Rain)**
5. The Animal Parade
6. Tinky Winky's Heavy Bag **(From Delilah Packing)**
7. Po's Falling Down Day **(From Humpty Dumpty)**
8. Who Spilled the Tubby Custard? **(From Painting with Hands and Feet)**
9. Laa-Laa's Watering Can (Nursery Rhyme: *Mary, Mary Quite Contrary*) **(From Making Flowers)**
10. The Tubby Toast Accident **(From Feeding the Chickens)**
11. The Beach (Tinky Winky is chosen)
12. Where's My Hat? **(From The Beach)/**Tubby Bye-Bye (Po was the boo shouter)

Featuring: Thomas & Jonathan Becker, Natasha Marshall, Zoe Robinson and the Children of Jordan's Village Nursery School, Beaconsfield

## Trailers and info

* A slide showing 2 Teletubbies books, "The Flying Toast" and "Laa-Laa's Ball" then fading into another slide that shows Teletubbies Play Hide and Seek book.
Blake's 7 - 1 - The Way Back/Space Fall

**Blake's 7 - 1 - The Way Back/Space Fall** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 11th February 1991.

## Episode Info

* **THE WAY BACK**
* **SPACE FALL**

## 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 The Way Back (1978)

## Closing (Original 1991 release)

* End of Space Fall (1978)
* Blake's 7 Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Doctor Who - The Time Warrior

**Doctor Who - The Time Warrior** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 7th August 1989.

## Description

A terrifying combination and future threatens the entire human race and plunges the Doctor and Sarah into a chilling race against time...

Top scientists are vanishing and the Doctor, hot on the trail, finds himself in the middle ages in not-so-merry England. Linx, a warlike Sontaran fleet commander has crash-landed near a medieval castle and is providing the feuding Irongron with advanced weapons that could totally change the course of human evolution. He is also using the kidnapped scientists to repair his broken ship. His main ambition is to return to his squadron. Nothing will stop him.

As Irongron prepares to do battle the Doctor makes his move. Can he save the doomed scientists, outwit Irongron and stop Linx completing his catastrophic plan? The future of mankind is in his hands...

## Opening (Original 1989 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Doctor Who Opening Titles
* Start of The Time Warrior Part 1 (1973)

## Closing (Original 1989 Release)

* End of The Time Warrior Part 4 (1974)
* Doctor Who Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1989 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Doctor Who - The Awakening/Frontios

**Doctor Who - The Awakening/Frontios** is a UK VHS release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 1st September 1997.

## Description

*Two classic Peter Davison stories on one double-tape set.*

## Episode Info

**The Awakening**

The TARDIS has brought the Doctor, Tegan and Turlough to the picture postcard English village of Little Hodcome. Tegan has come to visit her grandfather - well known local historian Andrew Verney - but he seems to be missing. The residents of Little Hodcombe, led by the obsessive Sir George Hutchinson, are playing a vicious war game - an exact recreation of a battle of the English Civil War fought there in 1643.

As each of the TARDIS crew witnesses a terrifying apparition from the past, the Doctor realises that he faces a far greater menace than the unstable Hutchinson. An ancient and alien force for evil is at work - one which will glory in the slaughter of them all...

*Originally transmitted 19th - 20th January 1984.*

**Frontios**

As a strange force takes hold of the TARDIS, the Doctor and his friends find themselves grounded in the inhospitable planet of Frontios, where the last survivors of the human race scratch out a desperate existence far away from their long dead homeworld.

The colonists are gripped by fear and paranoia as the planet is battered by attacks from space and they watch as the bodies of their dead are sucked into the ground. But the Doctor only appreciates the true gravity of the situation when he finds that the TARDIS has been destroyed...

*Originally transmitted 26th January - 3rd February 1984.*

## Trailers and info

* An advert for Pirate Videos: Daylight Robbery.
* A slide showing 3 Doctor Who titles, "Doctor Who - The Green Death", "Doctor Who - The Android Invasion" and "Doctor Who - The Movie".
Albert the 5th Musketeer 2 - The King's Complex

**Albert the 5th Musketeer 2 - The King's Complex** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 17th October 1994.

## Episodes

* The King's Complex
* Food for a King
* The Identikit Picture

## Trailers and Info

A slide of which is showing three "***Animals of Farthing Wood***" videos to which are 1: "The Journey Begins",
2: "On to White Deer Park" and 3: "From Copse to Quarry" that are also available from BBC Video.
Cricketing Legends - Sir Donald Bradman

**Cricketing Legends - Sir Donald Bradman** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 4th March 1991.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

1. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
2. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
3. BBC Video Slide (1: "Cricketing Legends: Ray Illingworth", 2: "Cricketing Legends: Ian Botham" and 3: "Cricketing Legends: Alan Knott")
4. Start Of Cricketing Legends: Sir Donald Bradman

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

1. End Of Cricketing Legends: Sir Donald Bradman
2. Closing Credits
3. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)

## Trailers and info

A slide showing 3 other titles now available in this series, ***Cricketing Legends*** that are "Ray Illingworth, "Ian Botham" and "Cricketing Legends - Alan Knott".
Naked Video 2

**Naked Video 2** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 12th August 1991.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Naked Video 2 Opening Titles
* Start Of Naked Video 2

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End Of Naked Video 2
* Naked Video 2 Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Dad's Army - The Day the Balloon Went Up

**Dad's Army - The Day the Balloon Went Up** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 5th October 1987.

## Opening

* BBC Video copyright warning (1984-1988)
* BBC Video Diamond ident (1981-1988) (opening version with 1984-1988 music)
* Dad's Army opening titles
* Start of the Day the Balloon Went Up (1969)

## Closing

* End of Don't Forget the Diver
* Dad's Army omnibus closing credits
* BBC Video Diamond ident (short closing version with 1987 copyright stamp)
* BBC Video copyright warning (1984-1988)
Chigley 1 - A Present for Lord Belborough

**Chigley 1 - A Present for Lord Belborough** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 10th April 1989 (the same day as *Trumpton 1 - The Greenhouse* and *Camberwick Green 1 - Mickey Murphy the Baker*). It contains three episodes from the children's TV show "Chigley" since their debuts on BBC1 in December 1969, including the 13th episode ("*A Present for Lord Belborough*") as the 1st episode on the video, the 11th episode ("*Apples Galore*") as the 2nd episode on the video and the 10th episode ("*Trouble with the Crane*") as the final episode on the video.

## Episodes

* **A PRESENT FOR LORD BELBOROUGH** - Originally transmitted 29th December 1969
* **APPLES GALORE** - Originally transmitted 15th December 1969
* **TROUBLE WITH THE CRANE** - Originally transmitted 8th December 1969

## Credits

* Script and Puppets by Gordon Murray.
* Music by Freddie Phillips.
* Narrated by Brian Cant.
* Settings by Andrew & Margaret Brownfoot.
* Animation by Bob Bura and John Hardwick.
* Assistant Animators: Pasquale Ferrae & George Duboch.
* Recording and Sound Effects by Music Features MF.
* A Gordon Murray Production.
* © 1969 Gordon Murray.
Pingu the Superhero

**Pingu the Superhero** is a UK VHS release by BBC Video on 13th October 1997.

## Episodes

1. Pingu and the Toy
2. Pingu the Superhero
3. Pingu and the Fishing Competition
4. Pingu Wins First Prize
5. Pingu's Discovery
6. Pingu Has an Idea
7. Pingu Breaks a Vase
8. Pingu and the Paper Plane

## Opening (Original 1997 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. BBC Video Slide 1: (Postman Pat's Bumper Bag, The Best of Noddy and BBC Toybox 1)
5. BBC Video Slide 2: (3 Pingu Books)
6. Pingu the Superhero Title Card
7. Pingu Opening Titles
8. Start of Pingu and the Toy (1995)

## Closing (Original 1997 Release)

1. End of Pingu and the Paper Plane (1995)
2. Pingu Closing Credits
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version with 1997 Copyright Stamp) (Version 2)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)

## Trivia

* This is the last UK Pingu VHS release to have the 1991-1997 BBC Video ident as the BBC underwent a major corporate rebrand on the 4th of October that year which introduced the 1997-2009 BBC Video ident and the current BBC logo, because starting with Fun with Pingu, the BBC Video ident from 1997-2009 would be used for the remainder of any UK Pingu VHS releases from this point onwards.

## Trailers and info

A slide showing three BBC Video titles that are 1: "Postman Pat's Bumper Bag", 2: "The Best of Noddy" and 3: "Toybox 1" all to which are also available from the BBC and fades to a slide with 3 Pingu book titles that are: 1: "Pingu Stays in Bed", 2: "Pingu Bumper Colouring and Activity Book" and 3: "Pingu and the Letter" all to which are also available from the BBC.
Mr. Blobby

**Mr. Blobby** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1st November 1993. (the same day as *BBC Television Children's Favourites*).

## Opening (Original 1993 release)

* Tracking control screen
* Warning screen
* BBC Video logo (1991-1997)
* Start of Mr. Blobby

## Closing (Original 1993 release)

* End of Mr. Blobby
* Closing Credits
* BBC Video logo (ending) (1991-1997)
* Warning screen
Doctor Who - The Masque of Mandragora

**Doctor Who - The Masque of Mandragora** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 5th August 1991.

## Description

When a wave of Mandragora energy hitches a ride with the TARDIS to 15th century Earth, the Doctor and Sarah Jane's troubles are only just beginning. Caught up in a struggle for the Dukedom of San Martino and the mysterious ancient cult of Demnos, the Doctor's scientific expertise is really put to the test.

A darker force is beginning to glow, gaining power after centuries of waiting in the shadows. And it must take over the Earth when the evil of Mandragora swallows the moon...

Originally transmitted 4th - 25th September 1976 this adventure is available for the first time on BBC Video.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Doctor Who Opening Titles
* Start of The Masque of Mandragora Part 1 (1976)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End of The Masque of Mandragora Part 4 (1976)
* Doctor Who Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Doctor Who - The Pertwee Years

**Doctor Who - The Pertwee Years** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 2nd March 1992.

## Description

Following his first appearance as the Doctor's third incarnation on 3rd January 1970, Gallifrey's most famous native was ably played by Jon Pertwee as a suave dandy with a love of gadgetry and a passion for old cars. On this special video, Jon Pertwee recalls the Pertwee years including:

~ His as the Doctor.

~ Episode 7 of INFERNO (1970).

~ A glimpse into the costume and special effects store at BBC Enterprises.

~ The final episode to feature the Master as played by Roger Delgado (1973) from THE FRONTIER IN SPACE.

~ A rare close look at the '*Whomobile*' from a 1973 episode of Blue Peter.

~ Unique footage of title sequence tests which were never used plus a very different version of the familiar theme music.

~ An excerpt from plus a sneak look in at the Doctor Who celebration held at Longleat, Wiltshire - both of which celebrated the programme's 20th anniversary.

~ Jon Pertwee's personal favourite - the final episode of THE DAEMONS (1971).
Noddy and the Naughty Tail

**Noddy and the Naughty Tail** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 12th October 1992.

## Episodes

1. **Noddy Loses Sixpence** - Oh dear! Everyone's losing things in Toyland today. The milkman's lost his watch, Dinah Doll has lost her new bag and now Pink Cat's tail has gone missing...
2. **Noddy and the Goblins** - Poor Noddy, the goblins have tricked him out of his car and his hat. Can Mr Plod and Bumpy Dog help him find them again?
3. **Noddy and the Naughty Tail** - Look out! Bert Monkey's sold his pencil box forgetting his magic rubber which rubs out everything it touches is inside! Now it's fallen into the hands of Master Tubby. Can Noddy rach him before he rubs out his house?
4. **Noddy and the Pouring Rain** - It's raining in Toyland and Noddy's passengers are getting wet. Then Big-Ears has a clever idea - Noddy should drive while holding his umbrella...

## Opening (Original 1992 Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Waning (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. BBC Video Slide: (4 Noddy Books and 1 Noddy Audio Cassette)
5. Noddy and the Naughty Tail Title Card
6. Noddy's Toyland Adventures Opening Titles (Short Version)
7. Start of Noddy Loses Sixpence (1992)

## Closing (Original 1992 Release)

1. End of Noddy and the Pouring Rain (1992)
2. Noddy's Toyland Adventures Closing Credits (Long Version)
3. Produced for BBC Enterprises by Cosgrove Hall
4. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1992 Copyright Stamp)
5. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1995-1997 Version)

## Trailers and info

* A slide showing 4 Noddy books and 1 Noddy audio cassette.
Postman Pat's New Video

**Postman Pat's New Video** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 4th November 1991.

## Episodes

1. Postman Pat and the Toy Soldiers
2. Postman Pat Takes the Bus

## Opening (Original 1991 release)

* BBC Video Tracking Control Screen (1991-1997)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
* BBC Video Ident (1991-1997) (Opening Version)
* BBC Video Slide: Postman Pat 1-3 and Postman Pat's Big Video
* Postman Pat's New Video Title Card
* Postman Pat Opening Titles
* Start of Postman Pat and the Toy Soldiers (1991)

## Closing (Original 1991 release)

* End of Postman Pat Takes the Bus (1991)
* Postman Pat Closing Credits
* BBC Video Ident (1991-1997) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)

## Trailers and info

A slide showing four children's titles including "Postman Pat 1", "Postman Pat 2", "Postman Pat 3" and "Postman Pat's Big Video" which are also available on BBC Video.
Captain Pugwash - Seafaring Tales

**Captain Pugwash - Seafaring Tales** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 18th June 1990.

## Description

Attention me hearties! Here's another chance to watch that bravest of buccaneers, Captain Pugwash, and his trusty band of pirates, in nine salty tales from the hugely popular 1960's and 70's series.

Thrill to their swash-buckling adventures aboard The Black Pig as cunning cabin boy Tom helps Captain Pugwash and his loyal crew battle against their arch-enemy Cut-Throat Jake. Their adventures involve an hilarious smuggling escapade, doughnuts for dodos, and even a promising career in the theatre . . . but is it the end for Captain Pugwash when he faces the chopper?

## Episodes

* The Plank
* Voyage of Discovery
* Smugglers Cove
* The Island of the Dodos
* A Tell-Tale Tail
* Off With His Head
* Fair Exchange
* The Golden Trail
* Caught in the Act
EastEnders - The Queen Vic

**EastEnders - The Queen Vic** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 28th July 1986.

## Description

EASTENDERS: THE QUEEN VIC "Other people seem to manage, they can get things they love all nice and cosy, tucked up under the roof. But Den Watts, oh no, he's got to complicate everything, get everything in a mess, everything in the wrong place - my wife in one place, the women I love in another and the only child I've ever managed to produce in yet another."

In a quiet conversation with Jan in The Queen Vic, Den sums up his feelings on the complications in his life. EASTENDERS: The Queen Vic with a specially filmed introduction by Den, looks back at the major events in the lives of Den, Angie, Janand Michelle, from the party to celebrate Den and Angie's 17th wedding anniversary to the birth of Michelle's baby, Vicki.
A View from the Box

**A View From the Box** is a UK VHS release by St Michael (Original name for Marks and Spencer) in conjection with BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1986, and then it got re-released in the UK by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1988, and then re-released exclusively to WHSmith stores in the UK by BBC Video on 27th June 1994.
Noddy 2 - Noddy and the Kite

**Noddy 2 - Noddy and the Kite** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 5th April 1993.

## Episodes

1. Noddy and the Kite - What a windy day it is in Toytown! Noddy's really excited because it means he can go and fly his kite with Tessie Bear. Then it starts to rain - milk and eggs...
2. Noddy and His Bell - Stop thief! There's a burglar on the loose in Toytown. The only clue to his identity is the jingling sound he makes and so everyone thinks it's Noddy. Can Tessie Bear and Noddy hatch a plan to catch the real thief?
3. Noddy and Martha Monkey - Oh dear! Noddy's car has hiccups and can't be moved thanks to the mischief of that scamp Master Tubby Bear. What will Noddy do?
4. Noddy's New Friend - Noddy's bored, until he bumps into a bunky. A what? A bunky - half bunny, half monkey, of course! Bunky's escaped from the circus and wants to move in with Noddy. That's when the trouble begins...

## 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: Noddy and the Naughty Tail and Noddy Audio Cassette
5. Noddy 2: Noddy and the Kite Title Card
6. Noddy's Toyland Adventures Opening Titles (Short Version)
7. Start of Noddy and the Kite (1992)

## Closing (Original 1993 Release)

1. End of Noddy's New Friend (1992)
2. Noddy's Toyland Adventures Closing Credits (Long Version)
3. Produced for BBC Enterprises by Cosgrove Hall
4. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version With 1993 Copyright Stamp)
5. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)

## Trailers and info

* A slide showing "Noddy and the Naughty Tail" on video and audio cassette both to which are also available.
Play School - Replay

**Play School - Replay** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 21st November 1988.

## Description

**INCLUDES EARLY BLACK & WHITE CLASSICS**

*Get ready to play - and replay some of those classic Play School moments*.

Brian Cant introduces nostalgic excerpts from the black and white days in the early 60's right through to the 80's. Familiar faces impersonate an unlikely collection of sleeping pigs, spouting whales, floating bubbles, wobbly jellies, dancing post boxes and pairs of pyjamas. There's also another chance to dress up on Tuesdays, meet the pets on Wednesdays, do the Wibbly Wobbly Walk, learn to fly, sing the Chimney Pot Song and... look through one of the magic windows.

And then of course it's time to look at the clock - Oh yes it's storytime...

## Credits

Series Editor: Cynthia Felgate

Produced by: David M. Jackson
Doctor Who - City of Death

**Doctor Who - City of Death** is a UK VHS released by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1st April 1991, and then it got re-released on 7th May 2001 by BBC Worldwide Ltd.

## Description

A peaceful holiday in Paris takes a macabre turn for the Doctor and Romana as cracks start to appear in the fabric of time itself. Uncovering a plot by the sinister Count (Julian Glover) to steal the Mona Lisa, the Doctor goes on a dangerous quest through history to Renaissance Italy. There he discovers the chilling truth about the Count and his cataclysmic experiments with time.

The Count, alias Scaroth, is the last of the Jagaroth, a vicious war-like race whom he plans to restore to life by reversing time. Imprisoned and at his mercy, the Doctor and Romana have the knowledge he needs. Somehow they must chase Scaroth four hundred million years back in time to prevent his apocalyptic plan. If they fail, the entire human race will never have existed.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Doctor Who Opening Titles
* Start Of City of Death Part 1 (1979)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End Of City of Death Part 4 (1979)
* Doctor Who Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Cricketing Legends - Dennis Lillee

**Cricketing Legends: Dennis Lillee** is a UK VHS release by BBC Video on 5th August 1991.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. BBC Video Slide: Cricketing Legends Videos: Ian Botham, Vivian Richards, Richard Hardlee, Alan Knott, Sir Donald Bradman and Ray Illingworth with the 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident music
5. Cricketing Legends Opening Titles
6. Start Of Cricketing Legends: Dennis Lillee

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

1. End Of Cricketing Legends: Dennis Lillee
2. Cricketing Legends Closing Credits
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version with 1991 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)

## Trailers and info

A slide showing six other titles now available in this series, ***Cricketing Legends*** including "Sir Richard Hadlee", "Viv Richards", "Ian Botham", "Alan Knott", "Sir Donald Bradman" and "Ray Illingworth".
Bill and Ben Flower Pot Men

**Bill and Ben Flower Pot Men** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 6th February 1989.

## Description

Here's another chance for old fans and new to join Bill and Ben in four favourite episodes from their much loved television series.

So let's go down to the bottom of the garden and find out just who mad the marrow sing - was it Bill or was it Ben? Only you and the little weed can see them play and perhaps the little house too?

## Episodes

1. **Musical Vegetables** - Transmitted 15th January 1953
2. **Scarecrow** - Transmitted 12th February 1953
3. **Flying Boots** - Transmitted 26th March 1953
4. **Icicles** - Transmitted 23rd December 1953

## Trailers and info

* A slide showing two videos, Watch with Mother and Andy Pandy.
Cartoon Favourites

**Cartoon Favourites** is a UK VHS release by St Michael (Original name for Marks and Spencer) in conjection with BBC Enterprises Ltd on 7th October 1985. It contains 6 episodes from children's BBC TV characters such as a single episode from the 1981 cel-animated cartoon show "Pigeon Street", a single episode from the 1976-1977 cut-out-animated cartoon show "Ivor the Engine", two episodes from the 1984 2D-animated cartoon show "The Family Ness", a single episode from the 1974 stop-frame animated series "Bagpuss" and a single episode from the 1985 stop-frame animated series "Bertha".

## Description

They're here! A selection of Britain's most popular children's television cartoons. The Family-Ness, Bertha, Ivor the Engine, Pigeon Street, and Bagpuss, regularly seen on BBCtv and now together on one video.

## Episodes

1. **Pigeon Street:** Pigeon Post (15 mins)
2. **Ivor the Engine:** Time Off (5 mins)
3. **The Family-Ness:** Angus and Elspeth Meet the Loch Ness Monster (5 mins)
4. **Bagpuss:** The Mouse Mill (15 mins)
5. **Bertha:** The Mouse in the Works (15 mins)
6. **The Family-Ness:** You'll never find a Nessie in the Zoo (5 mins)

## Credits

### opening credits of "Bertha"

* Written by Eric Charles
* Narration by Roy Kinnear
* Voices by Roy Kinnear and Sheila Walker
* Music and Lyrics by Bryan Daly
* Director of Animation: Derek Mogford
* Series Designed and Designed by Ivor Wood

### compiled closing credits at the end of the video

* **Pigeon Street**
Told by George Layton and John Telfer
Produced by David Yates and Alan Rogers
* **Ivor the Engine**
Told by Olwen Griffiths, Anthony Jackson and Oliver Postgate
PIctures by Peter Firmin
Written and produced by Oliver Postgate
Films by Smallfilms.
* **The Family-Ness**
Music by Roger and Gavin Greenaway
Directed by Jack Stokes
Written and Produced by Peter Maddocks
© The Ness Co Ltd
* **Bagpuss**
Told by Sandra Kerr and John Faulkner
Puppets by Peter Firmin
Written by Oliver Postgate
* **Bertha**
Told by Roy Kinnear and Sheila Walker
Written by Eric Charles
Designed and Produced by Ivor Wood
© Woodland Animations Ltd
* BBC Video Presentation: Mike Milne
* © BBC Enterprises Ltd MCMLXXXV

## Trivia

* The actual closing credits of the programmes on this video are not featured at all.

## Opening (Original 1985 release)

* Marks And Spencer Copyright Warning (1984-1988)
* Marks And Spencer Video Ident (Opening Version)
* Cartoon Favourites Title Card
* Pigeon Street Opening Titles
* Start Of Pigeon Street: Pigeon Street (1981)

## Closing (Original 1985 release)

* End Of The Family Ness: You'll Never Find A Nessie In The Zoo (1984)
* Cartoon Favourites Closing Credits With The Family Ness Closing Credits Theme Tune
* Marks And Spencer Video Ident (Closing Version With 1985 Copyright Stamp)
* Marks And Spencer Copyright Warning (1984-1988)
Fawlty Towers - Series 1

**Fawlty Towers - Series 1** is a UK DVD release by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 8th October 2001. It includes all six episodes in Season 1 of the greatest-popular Torquay-hotel-themed TV comedy programme "*Fawlty Towers*" that were originally broadcasted on BBC2 from 19th September to 24th October in 1975.
Fawlty Towers - The Psychiatrist

**Fawlty Towers - The Psychiatrist** is a UK VHS release by BBC Video on October 1984 and it got re-released by BBC Video on 1993 and it got re-released again by BBC Video on 17th October 1994 and it got re-released for one last time by BBC Video on 12th October 1998.

## Description

### 1984 Release

John Cleese based his immortal character, Basil Fawlty, on a genuine West-Country hotelier. That real proprietor deserves warm thanks from millions, for he inspired the most unremittingly funny TV comedy series ever shown. Here is Basil at his maniacal best in three cripplingly-comical shows. And with him, as ever, is the loveably-dence Manuel, the unflappable Polly and Basil's 'little nest of vipers' - his wife Sybil.

### 1994 Release

John Cleese based his immortal character, Basil Fawlty, on a genuine West-Country hotelier. What an inspiration that real proprietor proved to be, sparking off the most unremittingly funny TV comedy series ever shown. And here is Basil at his maniacal best in 3 cripplingly comical shows, now digitally remastered, with the loveable dense dence Manuel, the unflappable Polly and Basil's 'little nest of vipers' - his wife Sybil...

### 1998 Release

In an exclusive interview for this collection, John Cleese talks about the creation of one of the funniest British comedies ever shown. Every aspect of Fawlty Towers is discussed openly and wryly, from the inspiration, the actors and the injuries...
And, John Cleese provides the background to each of these three hilarious classics featuring the unforgettable Basil, loveable dense Manuel, the unflappable Polly and Basil's "little nest of vipers" - his wife Sybil...
One on 1 - A Day in the Life of Radio 1

**One on 1: A Day In The Life Of BBC Radio 1** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 5th September 1988.

## Opening (Original 1988 Release)

1. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
2. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
3. Start Of One on 1: A Day in the Life of Radio 1

## Closing (Original 1988 Release)

1. End of One on 1: A Day in the Life of Radio 1
2. Closing Credits
3. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1988 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
Pingu - Barrel of Fun

**Pingu: Barrel of Fun** is a UK VHS that was originally released by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 5th August 1991 and 3rd February 1992.

## Description

He's friendly! He's cuddly! He's lovable! He's Pingu! And this popular Children's BBC character's here on BBC Video for the first time! Pingu lives on the icecap with his parents and sister Pinga and loves to play all day! He goes skiing and sledging and plays fish tennis with his friend, Robbie The Seal. And now, you can join him too.

## Episodes

1. Pingu Delivers The Mail
2. Pingu Looks After The Egg
3. Pingu Goes Skiing
4. The New Arrival
5. Pingu Goes Fishing
6. Barrel of Fun
7. Pingu Plays Fish Tennis
8. Lost Baby
9. Ice Hockey

## Trivia

* There are 2 versions of Pingu 1: Barrel of Fun and both versions contain a different BBC Video Ident at the start and end of the video!
* **1:** Version 1 is The Original 1991 Release which contains The 1988-1991 BBC Video Globe Ident and this video would contain it on The Original 1991 Release and all subsequent re-releases except for The 1992 Reprints.
* **2:** Version 2 is The 1992 Re-Release which contains The 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident however, this ident was only used on The 1992 Reprints.
* This video should actually be entitled Pingu Delivers The Mail because Pingu Delivers The Mail's the first episode to be shown while Barrel of Fun's the sixth episode to be shown.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

1. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
2. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
3. Pingu: Barrel of Fun Title Card
4. Pingu Opening Titles
5. Start of Pingu Delivers The Mail (1986)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

1. End of Ice Hockey (1986)
2. Pingu Closing Credits
3. BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version with 1991 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)

## Opening (1992 Re-Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. Pingu 1: Barrel of Fun Title Card
5. Pingu Opening Titles
6. Start of Pingu Delivers The Mail (1986)

## Closing (1992 Re-Release)

1. End of Ice Hockey (1986)
2. Pingu Closing Credits
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version with 1991 Copyright Stamp)
4. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
Pingu - 2 on 1

**Pingu - 2 on 1** is a UK VHS released by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 6th January 1997.

## Description

17 delightful adventures with Pingu. (front cover)

2 previously released videos on 1 bumper tape! (front cover)

2 brilliant single videos together on one great value tape. (back cover)

Pingu, the little penguin from the South Pole, is back with 17 fabulous adventures with his Mum and Dad, Pinga, Robby the seal and an assortment of friends. (back cover)

## Episodes

1. Barrel of Fun
2. Pingu Delivers the Mail
3. Pingu Looks After the Egg
4. Skiing
5. The New Arrival
6. Pingu Goes Fishing
7. Pingu Plays Fish Tennis
8. Lost Baby
9. Ice Hockey
10. Building Igloos
11. Music Lessons
12. Pingu Runs Away
13. Hello, Pingu
14. Pingu and Pinga Stay Up
15. Noise
16. Grandpa is Ill
17. Pingu and Pinga at Home

## Trailers and info

* A slide showing two Pingu books and a Pingu audio cassette and fading into another slide that shows two **Pingu** titles, "Pingu's Birthday" and "Pingu the Photographer" all to which are also available from BBC Children's Publishing.
Bruce Forsyth - Live at the London Palladium

**Bruce Forsyth - Live at the London Palladium** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1st July 1991.

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

1. BBC Video Tracking Control Warning (1991-1997)
2. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)
3. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Opening Version)
4. Start Of Bruce Forsyth: Live at the London Palladium

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

1. End Of Bruce Forsyth: Live at the London Palladium
2. 1991-1997 BBC Video Ident (Closing Version with 1991 copyright stamp)
3. BBC Video Copyright Warning (1991-1997) (1991-1995 Version)

## Trivia

This is the first release to use the 1991-1997 BBC Video ident.
Jimbo and the Jet-Set 1

**Jimbo and the Jet-Set 1** is a UK VHS release on by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 21st September 1987. It contains twelve episodes from the 1986 children's TV cartoon series of "Jimbo and the Jet-Set" which is created and produced by Peter Maddocks.

## Episodes

1. The Little Big Problem
2. First Time Fliers
3. The Old Timer
4. Jimbo Down-Under
5. April Fools Day
6. Jimbo and the Whale
7. The Chief Gets a Rocket
8. Jungle Jimbo
9. Chinese Pandamonium
10. Trouble at Sea
11. Quiet Please
12. Jinglebells Jimbo
Rab C. Nesbitt - Series 1, Part 1 - Work, City of Culture, Rat

**Rab C. Nesbitt - Series 1, Part 1 - Work, City of Culture, Rat** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 18th March 1991.

## Episodes

* Work
* City of Culture
* Rat

## Opening (Original 1991 Release)

* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Opening Version)
* Rab C. Nesbitt Opening Titles
* Start Of Work (1990)

## Closing (Original 1991 Release)

* End Of City Of Culture (1990)
* Rab C. Nesbitt Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe Ident (1988-1991) (Closing Version With 1991 Copyright Stamp)
* BBC Video Copyright Warning (1988-1991)