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ON TV: | Not scheduled at the moment, but it will probably be repeated again in 2007 - watch this space |
ON VIDEO: | Not available on video or DVD, you'll have to tape it off TV yourself |
> More information on the official BBC Schools Programme Guide |
> CLICK HERE for details of Sky Hunter II - the 1992 update of this story. |
1. | Strangers on the Canal |
Why was the strange, beautiful bird flying above London's canal, and why were the two bad-tempered strangers so interested in it? Jackie, Butch and Trevor get involved in a mystery. | |
2. | For Sale |
Why is a grim-looking young man so interested in Mr Trim's For Sale card? | |
3. | The Birdman |
When the children tell him, Mr Trim wants to know more about the strange bird. But so does the Birdman. | |
4. | Are They Crooks? |
The children watch brave Mr Trim knock on the door of the crooks' house. Is he in danger? | |
5. | The Welsh Telegram |
Why is Mr Trim so friendly with these crooks? What is strange about the Welsh telegram? | |
6. | Proof at Last! |
The children find Mr Trim's shop empty. Upstairs, they discover a room they've never seen before. What's inside? | |
7. | A Friend in Need |
The crooks chase the children. Someone gets caught. And who really is the Birdman? | |
8. | Where's Jackie? |
The boys set out to find Jackie - but get into danger themselves. | |
9. | Who Can Be Trusted? |
Can the children make Mr Trim tell them where the crooks have gone to steal another peregrine falcon? | |
10. | Back to the Wild |
The children are trapped in the zoo. Has Mr Trim tricked them again? |
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Leonard Kingston Roger Limb John Bone Colin Green Roger Tonge |
Costume Dennis Brack, make-up Ann Pollard, graphic designer Peter Jones, film animation Richard Taylor, film cameraman Colin Munn, film recordist Bob Roberts, film editor John Lyle, additional material Jean Kenward, Michael Maynard, reading consultant Mary Hoffman, production assistants Pat Farrington, Pauline Seager | |
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Nigel Anthony Geoffrey Bayldon as Mr Charles Trim Luke Batchelor as Butch Isobil Nisbet as 'Cat' Mary MacBride Emma Jean Richards as Sharon Blake Mike Savage as Bert Badger Jayne Tottman as Jackie Blake Donald Waugh as Trevor Lennox Greaves as Tom Roberts, the Birdman Charles Collingwood as Wordy Michael Maynard as Dave Derek Griffiths Dave Royal Julie Stevens |
> CLICK HERE for the Downloads section, including this and several other theme tunes. |
Download WMV file 104 seconds @ 103kbps = 1.27Mb | |
Download RM file (or click here to stream it)
104 seconds @ 80kbps = 1.01Mb |
Download WMV file 95 seconds @ 103kbps = 1.17Mb | |
Download RM file (or click here to stream it)
95 seconds @ 80kbps = 973kb |
Download WMV file 51 seconds @ 103kbps = 642kb | |
Download RM file (or click here to stream it)
51 seconds @ 80kbps = 526kb |
> CLICK HERE for more video clips from Look And Read stories. |
> CLICK HERE for more general links about Look And Read and schools TV. |
'Eggs! Did you say eggs?' A very grim-looking young man was right behind them. He had a pair of binoculars. | 'Pots is stop backwards! You put 'stop' in telegrams at the end of every sentence.' Butch wrote the word on the pavement with some chalk. | Butch suddenly put his hand over the MA of ALMA. 'Look, Trevor! What does that say?' 'CAN ... AL, canal!' cried Trevor. |
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Suddenly, Mr Trim grabbed Cat Mary's arm. 'Got you!' he screamed. He tried to get the knife, but it went into his arm. Mr Trim cried out. | The pupil's pamphlet |
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