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Not So Stoic: When Neil is startled or frightened by Rosie and Jim's antics, he becomes much more animated than John and Pat. The Brand New Adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Time for Trouble and Other Stories (1993 Re-Release) Rosie and Jim (sometimes written as Rosie & Jim) is a British children's television programme produced by Ragdoll Productions and aired on ITV from 3rd September 1990 to 10th March 2000, and on PBS from 5 September 1992 to 31 March 2001. Sophie Aldred: Life on the Island of Sodor can be very busy, but the engines enjoy their work on the railway. Sometimes in the adventures Thomas has with his friends landed in trouble. Sophie Aldred: Find out in the exciting adventures of The Wind in the Willows. Yes it certainly is a children's world with so many great video stories to choose from.
Rosie and Jim are two rag dolls who live aboard a narrowboat called the Ragdoll, which is from Birmingham. There, they sit with a concertina on their lap and come alive when no one is looking to explore the world that they pass by on rivers and canals across England. They learn to experience things by following the Ragdoll 's owner on his or her adventures, and secretly joining in with them. Usually, they end up causing trouble, but they are never detected because no one ever sees them. The Adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Thomas Gets Bumped and 17 Other Stories (1993 Re-Release) Running Gag: The duo will often move things while John is not looking; who will then say nonchalantly "Oh! I wonder how that got there?" They learn to experience things by following the Ragdoll's owner on his or her adventures, and secretly joining in with them. Usually they end up causing trouble, but they never end up getting into trouble because no one ever sees them.In the episode Hats, when John is looking at new hats in the shop, he compares one to the hat worn by Postman Pat. Rosie and Jim also sing a bit of that show’s theme song in response. Rosie and Jim are two rag dolls who live on a narrowboat called the Ragdoll. The two rag dolls sit on the narrowboat with their concertina and only come alive when no one is looking. They spend their days learning about the different places they visit with the narrowboat owners along the rivers and canals. Characters Rosie
The Rosie and Jim theme tune was instantly recognisable. Each episode would open with Rosie and Jim saying each other’s names in excitement before giving each other a kiss. Here is a Video Collection International children's trailer from 1993-94 featuring Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends, Rosie & Jim, Tots TV and The Wind in the Willows. Oh, Crap!: In "Automata", the duo play a game called Turning the Wheel while John rests his ears. First, the wheel stops at a feather, which sounds of nothing. Then, the wheel stops at a bunny toy that Rosie squeezes, making a loud squeaky sound, but not as loud as the last one, which was a drum! This trope was their reaction to the wheel stopping at that. The show is about three elf-like creatures called Tots, who live in a big secret house in the middle of nowhere. The protagonists are:
The Original Adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - The Runaway and Other Stories (1993 Re-Release) Sophie Aldred: Welcome to the world of children's videos. It's Video Collection's special favourites for our young audience, Beginning with the adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends.
The Original Adventures of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Ghost Train and Other Stories (1993 Re-Release) Expository Theme Tune: "I'm a tot, Je suis une tot. Tilly, Tom, and Tiny, we're the Tots on Tots TV, one, two, three, BOO!"Video Collection International released VHS tapes of the series. From 1991 until 1994, the tapes were released through the Central Video imprint, which then transitioned off to Carlton Home Entertainment's CTE Video imprint for a short time in the mid-'90s, before reverting to Video Collection International.
Title Theme Tune\ Expository Theme Tune: "Rosie and Jim, Rosie and Jim, chugging along on the old Ragdoll".Following the boat's redundancy from Ragdoll Productions, it is no longer on display to the public. Neil Brewer was the longest owner and featured in 80 episodes from 1997 to 2000. Rosie & Jim called him Tootle. He was a musician who would always end each episode by playing a song on his concertina. Neil also featured in the Rosie and Jim tour in 1999 and 2000. Rosie and Jim Song
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