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Educational programme for schools looking at various aspects of mathematics, aimed at children 7-11 years old.

Swedish version of Sesame Street (1969) with Swedish live actors, taking place behind the scenes of a theater. The puppets only appear in sketches from the American version, dubbed in Swedish. Also featured are two Swedish cartoon characters.

Channel 4 children's series in which Inky and Elsa are tasked with producing a comic (in series two a comic book) with the help of Rover, a stray dog who becomes their "roving reporter". Each episode deals with a different subject, and comprises on-topic songs, puzzles, features and real-world footage. Pages about the activities are fed into Chips the computer, who prints out the comic (or pages for the book) at the end of each episode. The comics themselves could be purchased from newsagents during series one, but were soon combined with Playhour comic and effectively discontinued. To resolve this issue, during a repeat of season one, a book was available to purchase featuring the relevant pages from the comics. In series two, the gang are working on a new Chips Comic book, which is completed in the final episode and conveniently in newsagents and shops in time for Christmas.

What is going on with you , that you became ill? is the leitmotiv phrase of DR. FAGA, the pediatrician who assists children from all over the American continent.

Keith Harris presents his own midday show for children, with Cuddles the Monkey and a variety of other "guests" - including Dominic the Dog and Daphne the Dolphin.

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