Rosie and Jim
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Play S1 E1Rosie and Jim was a British children's television programme produced by Ragdoll Productions which aired on CITV from 3 September 1990 to 11 December 2000.
Cast: Robin Stevens, Rebecca Nagan, Neil Brewer
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25 episodes
- 1. LocksJohn plans to take the Ragdoll up the canal to Dudley, but in order to do so he has to navigate a series of locks.UCC15minSep 3, 1990
- 2. PaintingTree branches scrape against the Ragdoll, scratching off its smart paint. So John goes out to the shops to buy some paint to make his boat look nice and shiny again. Rosie and Jim do some painting of their own, and they learn about mixing colours together to make even more colours.UCC15minSep 10, 1990
- 3. SupermarketJohn is out of groceries, so he makes a trip to Sainsbury's to purchase what he needs. However, the two rag dolls have something else on their minds.UCC15minSep 17, 1990
- 4. TunnelWhilst John is on his travels, he goes inside a tunnel leaving the two rag dolls to believe that pure darkness can be frightening to travel through.UCC15minSep 24, 1990
- 5. Horse TowingWhilst attempting to travel to Dudley, the Ragdoll's tiller comes apart in John's hand, meaning he has to walk to a nearby stable so a horse can tow the boat to somewhere he can get it fixed.UCC15minOct 1, 1990
- 6. GlassJohn is very curious to know how glass is made, so he goes to a factory to see what ingredients are put together to make glass, sand being the main one. Rosie and Jim follow him there, and play in the sandpit making their own boat out of sand with marble glass windows.UCC15minOct 8, 1990
- 7. Boat BuildingJohn visits Black Country Narrow Boats, the boatyard that built the Ragdoll, where Rosie and Jim try making their own boats out of paper and foil.UCC15minOct 15, 1990
- 8. WashingIt's a rainy day on the Ragdoll, and John's in need of washing his clothes, so he sets out to a local launderette to get them clean once again. Rosie and Jim have some dirty washing too, but they also have something else in mind.UCC15minOct 22, 1990
- 9. CoalIt is quite cold on the Ragdoll, and John is running out of coal for his furnace to keep him and Rosie and Jim warm, so he and Rosie and Jim set out to a coal mine to see where exactly coal comes from.UCC15minOct 29, 1990
- 10. ClippingAs John sails down the canal, he notices lots of different things being cut, so he takes a walk and goes to a farm to see some sheep having their wool sheared off. Later on, John does some trimming of his own by giving his beard a snip. Rosie and Jim join in by taking some sheep wool and begin pretending to shear it off themselves.UCC15minNov 5, 1990
- 11. FalconsJohn is looking for an idea for a story, so he sails down the canal to a falcon country park to see all kinds of different birds. Rosie and Jim follow him, and watch the demonstrations of the falcons.UCC15minNov 12, 1990
- 12. Woollen MillJohn's woolly jumper is beginning to wear out, so he sets off to a mill to retrieve some wool to knit a new jumper. Meanwhile, Jim mistakes a sheep for a dragon, and is frightened, but soon learns that sheep are harmless. Then, Rosie and Jim finally get some coloured wool of their own.UCC15minNov 19, 1990
- 13. BreadJohn sets out to a wheat field to find out how bread is made. He then sees a windmill, and is shown how wheat is turned into bread. Rosie and Jim get up to their old tricks and fool around with John when he isn't looking.UCC15minNov 26, 1990
- 14. ShoppingJohn sets out to the shops to buy some food and drink for a picnic. Rosie and Jim are hungry and want to have a picnic too, so they add their own items to John's shopping list without him knowing. Bearing in mind that John doesn't even like the items that Rosie and Jim added, they're afraid that John is going to be upset. However, John isn't overly upset after all, as he sees a family having a barbecue and gives them Rosie and Jim's items.UCC15minDec 3, 1990
- 15. WeavingJohn thinks the blanket on his bed is starting to wear out, so he decides to go and get a new one. Rosie and Jim play with his blanket, but they play too rough, and put large holes in it. So John pays a visit to the weavers workshop to see how blankets are made from scratch.UCC15minDec 10, 1990
- 16. FerryJohn goes off to Hampton to see a ferry. When Rosie and Jim see a boat that's going to the same place as the Ragdoll, they fear that it's going to cause a crash, but of course, it doesn't. John hops aboard a ferry to be transported from one path to another that has the river as a collision.UCC15minDec 17, 1990
- 17. MilkingJohn travels to a farm to see how the milk we drink every day is made.UCC15minJan 7, 1991
- 18. SailingJohn travels to Tewkesbury Marina to see some sailing boats and get some ideas for a story about Rosie and JimUCC15minJan 14, 1991
- 19. SteamWhile watching steam boats on the River Severn, John runs the Ragdoll aground in a mud bank needing help from another steam boat.UCC15minJan 21, 1991
- 20. AbbeyJohn visits Tewkesbury Abbey and explores the inside of the church.UCC15minJan 28, 1991
- 21. BreakdownIt's time for John to take out the rubbish from the boat, so he attempts to catch up with the bin-man and takes the rubbish to the tip so it can be broken down and recycled.UCC15minFeb 4, 1991
- 22. PotteryJohn travels to visit a pottery at Elmley Castle near Pershore in Worcestershire.UCC15minFeb 11, 1991
- 23. FairgroundJohn travels along the River Severn through Worcester to Stourport to ride the dragon at the Shipley Amusements Park.UCC15minFeb 18, 1991
- 24. LettersJohn travels to Worcester to visit the Worcester Post and Sorting OfficeUCC15minFeb 25, 1991
- 25. Finding The WayJohn travels along the River Severn through Worcester, and then goes to Ragley Hall in Alcester to a maze.UCC15minMar 4, 1991
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Rosie and Jim was a British children's television programme produced by Ragdoll Productions which aired on CITV from 3 September 1990 to 11 December 2000.
Creators and cast
- Created by
- John Cunliffe
- Studio
- Ragdoll Productions
Maturity rating
UCheck the rating before watching with younger viewers.
Audio languages
English
Where to watch
Not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service.
