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Dick & Dom In
Da Bungalow
Those crazy, groovy guys are moving on to BBC One on Saturday
mornings. With tricks and pranks galore Saturday's will never
be the same again...
Check out the new
website for Dick & Dom too on www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc
Dick & Dom start on BBC One on Saturday 20 September
between 9 and 11am followed by Top Of The Pops On
Saturday at 11am.
Contact: Angela
Ashford, 020 8576 1860
CBBC Proms In
The Park
Busted, Big Brovaz, Mis-Teeq and the cast of Chitty Chitty
Bang Bang join the BBC Philharmonic for this year's CBBC Proms
In The Park.
Coming live from
Hyde Park, London, Angellica Bell and Matt Baker present the
fourth year of the CBBC Proms and it promises to be a great
event.
CBBC Proms In
The Park is live on the CBBC Channel on Sunday 14 September
from 2.30pm. It is also live on BBC 7 and BBC
Online.
Contact: Neil
Evans, 020 7765 4714
Junior Great
North Run Party
The CBBC channel is televising the Junior Great North Run
live for the second year and putting on another fantastic
party from the Gateshead Stadium that will also be shown on
the channel.
The Junior Great
North Run is Britain's biggest junior mass participation event
that covers 4kms and is held on the Newcastle and Gateshead
Quayside. Over 6,000 participants will be doing the run this
year. CBBC presenters will be on the course throughout the
day with words of encouragement to keep the competitors going
and get them to the finish line!
The CBBC Great
North Run Party will feature a star studded line-up including
Dannii Minogue and D-Side. Contact: Robyn Smith, 020 8225
7899
Eureka TV!
The show that delivers science in a fun way returns to CBBC.
The new series brings with it a new presenter - Mohini Sule.
Mohini joins Kate
Heavenor to bring the thrill and excitement of discovery and
invention to viewers. They demonstrate how science is behind
everyday occurences from DIY optical illusions to tricks that
can be played on friends.
The pair also
look at science of the future with news of the latest in gadets
and technical innovation. Eureka TV is on BBC ONE
every Monday at 4.15pm.
Contact: Angela
Ashford, 020-8576 1860
Guess who's
back - bigger and badder!!
Cavegirl
Oh yes that feisty teenage lass from the rocks is back on
the CBBC channel. And you can guarantee she'll be getting
up to her usual antics, in particular, teasing those boys!
Cavegirl returns every week day from Monday 1 September
on the CBBC channel at 6pm.
Contact: Angela
Ashford, 020 8576 1860
Basil Brush
That mad fox returns with his sidekick Stephen. His show's
a big loud mix of comedy, drama and general mayhem! Join Basil,
Stephen, Molly and Dave every week day morning from Monday
1 September on the CBBC channel.
And for the
younger ones...
Wide Eye
This new series is set in the magical world of the Natterjack
Forest. It is home to some unusual animal characters such
as the lovable and enthusiastic baby owl, Little Hoot; his
bright and energetic best friend, Flea; arch mischief maker
Wily Komodo and the watchful and protective guardian owl,
Wide Eye.
Natterjack Forest
is a world where joys are shared and wishes fulfilled, where
lessons are learned and caution gently administered. Each
episode has a theme and deals with a social message or development
topic for pre-school children from friendship and sharing
to cultural differences and bullying.
But the emphasis
is still on fun! The animation series features lots of humour,
mischief, imagination, adventures, strong stories and music.
It has lots of other colourful characters to add to the entertainment
of the young viewers as they learn more about growing up in
the world they live in.
Wide Eye
is co-produced by the BBC with King Rollo Films. WK39 on BBC
TWO.
Contact: Angela Ashford, 020 8576 1860
Koala Brothers
Frank and Buster are new stars to CBeebies. These gallant
heroes are koala bears whose mission in life is to fly around
the Australian outback in their little yellow plane looking
for people who need their help.
The brothers live
alongside two of their friends at the "homestead", Ned the
Wombat and Mitzi the Possum. Ned is a young creature of habit
who has to hop-scotch and wipe his feet on his welcome mat
whenever he goes in or out of his caravan home whilst Mitzi
flops around in her bright green flip-flops giving her opinion
whether it's wanted or not.
The koalas believe
that everybody is special and that everybody needs a friend.
As Frank starts up the plane and shouts "chocks away" a new
adventure is about to begin.
Koala Brothers
is on CBeebies, Monday to Friday at 8.35am from Monday
1 September.
Contact: Nicola Richardson, 020-8225 6373
Sergeant Stripes
In a little quiet village there is a police station. PC Harker
and Sergeant Parker run the station which it has to be said
is not very busy as there's hardly any crime there. Every
day Harker's daughter Katie visits her dad and also feeds
the station's other inhabitant, a kitten called Stripes.
Stripes has an
overactive imagination and as he listens to the police officer's
conversations Stripes snoozes off into his own imaginary world
of Sergeant Stripes. In his dreamworld Stripes has
a team of crime busting helpers, his toys. There's Inspector
Hector the bumbling teddy who issues the orders, Arabella
the giraffe who's prone to worry and panic, Fluffy the enthusiastic
but naïve mouse, Andy the trusty police car and Mike the bike
who has seen better days!
Every episode
the team find a mystery to try and solve such as the missing
button which leads to a full-scale button hunt and whilst
no button is found Arabella gets stuck on the canal and needs
the brave Fluffy to rescue her! Whilst the team's intentions
are honourable they often get distracted in their adventures
and rarely solve a mystery - but they do have lots of fun!
Sergeant Stripes
starts on CBeebies at 8.50am every week day from Monday
1 September.
Contact: Angela Ashford, 020 8576 1860
Online
www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc
There will be
some new cartoons featured in the Cartoons section on the
CBBC website from September. Look out for new features such
as Yvon Of The Ukon and Watch My Chops.
www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies
Tikkabilla
There will be a brand new site on the CBeebies's website in
September. The popular Tikkabilla will be supported online
with lots of lovely content reflecting the games, stories
and makes from the programme.
Tweenies
It's time to play with the new stories on the Tweenies site
- young surfers can find out what happened when the Tweenies
became small in 'Shrinking Tweenies'.
Teletubbies
The Teletubbies have a great new game - 'Spot the rabbit'
- it's another way to play for Teletubby fans everywhere.
And…as if that
wasn't enough new fun things to do on the Cbeebies' website
there will be new stories and pictures to print out for the
Fimbles!
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