Wham! Bam! Strawberry Jam! - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Daniel's Last Computer Game
Rik Mayall reads the story of Daniel's Last Computer Game, while Kate O'Sullivan and her secret friend Bagginsfind poetry in the most unexpected places. And when Kate wants to go driving in her car, there's an outbreak of Madness. Stereo.
The Walrus and the Carpenter
Today's theme is the sea. Rik Mayall reads The Walrus and the Carpenter from Lewis Carroll 's Through the Looking-Glass. Poet Lemn Sissay takes a coach party to the sea and meets up with a party from Swanmore County School. Together they play pirates before reaching the beach and make an enormous sandman.
The Ant-Eater
Today, Rik Mayall reads Roald Dahl 's The Ant-Eater. Kate O'Sullivan and Rebecca Michael find poetry at every turn and dance to the Tom Jones beat.
The Highwayman
Today, Rik Mayall reads The Highwayman and Mik Scarlet writes music to go with spooky poems. With Tatiana Strauss.
The Lion and Albert
Today, Rik Mayall reads The Lion and Albert, Spike Milligan goes to The Ning Nang Nong and children in the playground enjoy The Clapping Song. With Andi Peters, Sarah Greene and Kate O'Sullivan.
Jack and the Beanstalk
Today, Rik Mayall reads Roald Dahl 'sJack and the Beanstalk and Mik Scarlet sorts out a breaktime problem in Berlie Doherty's Playgrounds. With Daniel Mutlow and Tatiana Strauss.
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