Magic Hands - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
The Teddy Bears' Picnic
Bobbles and friends play games, run amok and feast on a delicious picnic in the forest.
Food Glorious Food
Dixie and friends dream of the delicious food they could have when faced with disgusting gruel whilst Mia and Nadeem perform ‘Food, Glorious Food' from Oliver, the musical.
There Was An Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly
Leapy dons a stethoscope out of concern for the old woman who just can't stop swallowing animals as Aimee and Mae perform ‘There Was An Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly'.
A Million Dreams
Pink Bird takes to outer space to explore the dazzling stars and the planets as Mia and Nadeem perform A Million Dreams, from the Greatest Showman.
Singin' in the Rain
Bobbles dons some waterproofs and takes to the streets to dance and splash about in the puddles, whilst Nadeem and Mae perform the iconic ‘Singin' in the Rain'.
We All Stand Together
My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean
The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze
Bobbles goes to the circus to see a talented man on a trapeze.
My Grandfather's Clock
Bobbles dresses up as a grandfather clock and goes through all the rites of passages.
A Windmill in Old Amsterdam
Dixie transforms into a mouse with clogs on and takes over a windmill.
A Whole New World
Mae, Nadeem and Sheba ride a fun rollercoaster to explore the four corners of the world.
Do-Re-Mi
Mae and Aimee teach Leapy how to put together a tune using simple notes mixed up.
Over the Rainbow
Sheba transforms into a rainbow as Aimee and Mae sing 'Over the Rainbow' from Wizard of Oz.
The Skye Boat Song
Sheba boards a boat and sails the rocky seas in thunderous conditions to get to safety.
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