Rosie and Jim

Not to be confused with Topsy and Tim.

Rosie and Jim (sometimes written as Rosie & Jim) is a British children's television programme which was produced by Ragdoll Productions and aired on the Children's ITV block on ITV from 3 September 1990 to 16 May 2000. The programme was then repeated periodically on CITV until 23 July 2004.

Rosie and Jim
Jim (left) and Rosie (right)
Created by	John Cunliffe (Series 1-2) Anne Wood Robin Stevens
Presented by	John Cunliffe (Series 1–2) Pat Hutchins (Series 3–4) Neil Brewer (Series 5–8)
Starring	Rebecca Nagan Robin Stevens
Music by	Andrew McCrorie-Shand Robert Hartley (series 6)
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language	English
No. of series	8
No. of episodes	175
Production
Running time	15 minutes (Series 1-2) 11 minutes (Series 3-8)
Production companies	Ragdoll Productions Central Independent Television (Series 1-5)
Original release
Network	ITV (Children's ITV)
Release	3 September 1990 (1990-09-03) – 16 May 2000 (2000-05-16)

Story

Rosie and Jim are two rag dolls who live aboard a narrowboat called the Ragdoll. There, they sit with a concertina on their lap and come alive when no one is looking to explore the world that they pass by on rivers and canals across England. They learn to experience things by following the Ragdoll's owner on his or her adventures, and secretly joining in with them. Usually, they end up causing trouble, but they are never detected because no adult ever sees them off the boat or come to life.

Characters

Rosie

Rosie (puppeteered and voiced by Rebecca Nagan) is the female rag doll. During their adventures, she carries a bag that has her name written on it. She wears a yellow dress and has long shaggy black hair. She and Jim often refer to the boat driver as "fizzgog" (John Cunliffe), "loopy lobes" (or just "loopy"; Pat Hutchins) and "tootle" (Neil Brewer). She sometimes calls Jim "Noggin". Her skin colour became a bit darker from series 2.

Jim

Jim (puppeteered and voiced by Robin Stevens) is the male rag doll. In their adventures, he can be seen carrying a notebook, in which he sometimes draws things that he has seen. He has short red hair and wears light brown trousers, a shirt with a red scarf, a white-with-red-stripes sock, brown boots and a brown waistcoat. The shade of his skin has changed slightly throughout the series.

Duck

Duck (also voiced by Robin Stevens) is an animatronic wooden model of a duck, who sits on top of the Ragdoll boat. He does not talk but can be heard quacking and flapping his wings when there are no humans around to let both Rosie and Jim know that the coast is clear. In some episodes, either Rosie or Jim give him a kiss. He is the only character to directly interact with all three presenters (as only Cunliffe directly addressed Rosie and Jim).

Narrowboat owners

Rosie and Jim's home is the narrowboat Ragdoll. Throughout its run the boat was acquired by three owners, each one playing a role according to their real-life profession.

• John "Fizzgog" Cunliffe: 1990–1991, 50 episodes

An author who writes stories about Rosie and Jim based upon his own everyday outings. Cunliffe is the only presenter to break the fourth wall, delivering pieces to the camera and narration throughout every episode, which ended with a self-penned short cutout animated story done by Alan Rogers and Peter Lang (creators of Pigeon Street). He is the only presenter to directly address Rosie and Jim on-screen.

• Pat "Loopy Lobes" Hutchins: 1995–1996, 45 episodes

An illustrator who creates pictures, gathering ideas from her adventures. Each episode would start with Pat finishing a drawing of Rosie and Jim and end with an illustration, again by Pat, based upon the episode. At the end of each episode, Duck would be hidden in the picture, with Rosie and Jim trying to find him. Pat also illustrated the books and artwork for the video releases between 1995 and 1996. Hutchins is the only female presenter of the series.

• Neil "Tootle" Brewer: 1997–2000, 80 episodes

A singer and musician who plays the harmonica and the concertina. Neil would begin each episode looking for his harmonica followed by Rosie and Jim talking about and introducing him. Brewer would often end each episode with a song played on his concertina; prompted by Rosie and Jim who would leave the instrument for him to play, next to Duck. At the end of each episode, the rag dolls would often join in with the song, unknown to Neil. Brewer became the longest-serving owner of the boat and was the only one to star in a live theatre tour of the show in 1999 and 2000. Brewer is the only presenter to have starred in more than 2 series. He is also the last surviving presenter, following the death of Pat Hutchins in November 2017, and that of John Cunliffe in September 2018.

Following the boat's redundancy from Ragdoll Productions, it is no longer on display to the public.

Episodes

Series 1 (1990) – John Cunliffe

• 1. Locks – 3 September 1990 – John plans to take the Ragdoll up the canal to Dudley, but in order to do so he has to navigate a series of locks
• 2. Painting – 10 September 1990 – Tree branches scrape against the Ragdoll, scratching off its smart paint. So John goes out to the shops to buy some paint to make his boat look nice and shiny again. Rosie and Jim do some painting of their own, and they learn about mixing colours together to make even more colours.
• 3. Supermarket – 17 September 1990 – John is out of groceries, so he makes a trip to Sainsbury's to purchase what he needs. The two rag dolls have something different on their minds...
• 4. Tunnel – 24 September 1990 – Whilst John is on his travels, he goes inside a tunnel leaving the two rag dolls to believe that pure darkness can be frightening to travel through.
• 5. Horse Towing – 1 October 1990 – Whilst attempting to travel to Dudley, the Ragdoll’s tiller comes apart in John’s hand, meaning he has to walk to a nearby stable so a horse can tow the boat to somewhere he can get it fixed
• 6. Glass – 8 October 1990 – John is very curious as to know how glass is made, so he goes to a factory to see what ingredients are put together to make glass, sand being the main one. Rosie and Jim follow him there, and play in the sandpit making their own boat out of sand with marble glass windows.
• 7. Boat Building – 15 October 1990 – John visits Black Country Narrow Boats, the boatyard that built the Ragdoll, where Rosie and Jim try making their own boats out of paper and foil.
• 8. Washing – 22 October 1990 – It's a rainy day on the Ragdoll, and John's in need of washing his clothes, so he sets out to a local launderette to get them clean once again. Rosie and Jim have some dirty washing too, but they have something else in mind...
• 9. Coal – 29 October 1990 – It is quite cold on the Ragdoll, and John is running out of coal for his furnace to keep him and Rosie and Jim warm, so he and Rosie and Jim set out to a coal mine to see where exactly coal comes from.
• 10. Clipping – 5 November 1990 – As John sails down the canal, he notices lots of different things being cut, so he takes a walk and goes to a farm to see some sheep having their wool sheared off. Later on, John does some trimming of his own by giving his beard a snip. Rosie and Jim join in by taking some sheep wool and begin pretending to shear it off themselves.
• 11. Falcons – 12 November 1990 – John is looking for an idea for a story, so he sails down the canal to a falcon country park to see all kinds of different birds. Rosie and Jim follow him, and watch the demonstrations of the falcons.
• 12. Woollen Mill – 19 November 1990 – John's woolly jumper is beginning to wear out, so he sets off to a mill to retrieve some wool to knit a new jumper. Meanwhile, Jim mistakes a sheep for a dragon, and is frightened... but soon learns that sheep are harmless. Then Rosie and Jim finally get some coloured
• 13. Bread – 26 November 1990 – John sets out to a wheat field to find out how bread is made. He then sees a windmill, and is shown how wheat is turned into bread. Rosie and Jim get up to their old tricks and fool around with John when he isn't looking.
• 14. Shopping – 3 December 1990 – John sets out to the shops to buy some food and drink for a picnic. Rosie and Jim are hungry and want to have a picnic too, so they add their own items to John's shopping list without him knowing. Bearing in mind that John doesn't even like the items that Rosie and Jim added, they're afraid that John is going to be cross.
• 15. Weaving – 10 December 1990 – John thinks his bed blanket is starting to wear out on him, so he decides to go and get a new one. Rosie and Jim play with his blanket, but they play too rough, and put large holes in it. So John pays a visit to the weavers workshop to see how blankets are made from scratch.
• 16. Ferry – 17 December 1990 – John goes off to Hampton to see a ferry, when Rosie and Jim see a boat that's going to the same place as the Ragdoll, they fear that it's going to cause a crash, but of course, it didn't. John hops aboard a ferry to be transported from one path to another that has the river as a collision.
• 17. Milking (AKA "Milk") – 7 January 1991 – John travels to a farm to see how the milk we drink every day is made
• 18. Sailing – 14 January 1991 – John travels to Tewkesbury Marina to see some sailing boats and get some ideas for a story about Rosie and Jim
• 19. Steam – 21 January 1991 – While watching steam boats on the River Severn, John runs the Ragdoll aground in a mud bank needing help from another steam boat. Wool of their own to snuggle with.
• 20. Abbey – 28 January 1991 – John gives Tewkesbury a visit so he can go into the Abbey and explore the inside of the church.
• 21. Breakdown – 4 February 1991 – It’s about time for John to take out the rubbish from the boat, so he attempts to catch up with the bin-man and take the rubbish to the tip so some of it can be broken down and recycled
• 22. Pottery – 11 February 1991 – John travels to visit a pottery at Elmley Castle near Pershore in Worcestershire
• 23. Fairground – 18 February 1991 – John travels along the River Severn through Worcester to Stourport to ride the dragon at the Shipley Amusements park
• 24. Letters – 25 February 1991 – John travels to Worcester to visit the Worcester Post and Sorting Office
• 25. Finding the Way – 4 March 1991 – John travels along the River Severn through Worcester then he goes to Ragley Hall in Alcester to a maze

Series 2 (1991) – John Cunliffe

• 26. Automata – 30 September 1991 – John visits Ashorne Hall to see some musical instruments that play by themselves
• 27. Butterflies – 7 October 1991 – John visits Stratford Butterfly Farm in Stratford-upon-Avon
• 28. Houses – 14 October 1991 – John Visits Charlecote House In Charlecote
• 29. Hair – 21 October 1991 – John visits Renoir Hair Salon in Birmingham
• 30. School – 28 October 1991 – John visits Reaside Nursery School in Birmingham
• 31. Bricks – 4 November 1991 – John visits Northcot Brick Ltd in Blockley
• 32. Small Animals – 11 November 1991 – John visits Evesham from Stratford-upon-Avon to see some small animals at Twyford Country Centre
• 33. Hats – 18 November 1991 – John visits The Rag Market in Birmingham
• 34. Hospital – 25 November 1991 – John visits Birmingham Children's Hospital in Birmingham
• 35. Boat Painting – 2 December 1991 – John visits The National Waterways Museum in Gloucester
• 36. Sheepdog – 9 December 1991 – John visits Netherly Farm in Mathon to see a sheepdog
• 37. Waterworks – 16 December 1991 – John visits Severn Trent Water
• 38. Blacksmith – 6 January 1992 – John visits The National Waterways Museum in Gloucester
• 39. Library – 13 January 1992 – John visits The Children's Library in Sutton Coldfield
• 40. Dredging – 20 January 1992 - John visits a bucket dredger digging mud from a river
• 41. Rope – 27 January 1992 – John visits Bewdley to get a new rope for The Ragdoll Boat
• 42. Trees – 3 February 1992 – John accidentally breaks his plank of wood and decides to get a new one and finds a timber yard to see how trees get turned into planks of wood.
• 43. Shoes – 10 February 1992 – John visits Worcester to buy some shoes from Blunts Shoes
• 44. Brass – 17 February 1992 - John visits the Bewdley Museum to see how a brass windlass is made while Rosie and Jim try to return his jelly to him
• 45. Flying – 24 February 1992 – John visits Bidford-on-Avon to learn to fly in a plane at Avon Soaring Centre
• 46. Coracle – 2 March 1992 - John visits the Bewdley Museum to see how a coracle is made after seeing some on the River Severn
• 47. Puppet Show – 9 March 1992 – John visits the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon to see a puppet show performed by Major Mustard
• 48. Shire Horses – 16 March 1992 – John visits Stratford-upon-Avon to visit the Stratford Shire Horse Centre
• 49. Eggs – 23 March 1992 – John visits A E Beckett and Sons at Heath Farm in Wythall to see where eggs come from
• 50. Boat Festival – 30 March 1992 – John visits the National Waterways Festival

Series 3 (1995) – Pat Hutchins

• 51. Radio Station – 6 January 1995 – Pat Hutchins visits BBC CWR radio studios in Coventry
• 52. Babies – 13 January 1995 – Pat visits Hillfields Nursery Centre
• 53. Steam Train – 20 January 1995 – Pat visits the Battlefield Line Railway
• 54. Barn Owl – 27 January 1995 - Pat notices a barn owl flying over the canal and meets its owner
• 55. Gingerbread Man – 3 February 1995 – Pat visits Coggans Bakery in Nuneaton to see how gingerbread men are made
• 56. Musical Instruments – 10 February 1995 – Pat visits Leicester to meet Unity Brass
• 57. Flower Baskets – 17 February 1995 – Pat visits Mill Lane Nurseries in Evesham
• 58. Duck Gets Lost – 24 February 1995 - Pat leaves Duck on the canal side while cleaning the roof of the Ragdoll and accidentally leaves him behind
• 59. Ten Pin Bowling – 3 March 1995 – Pat visits a bowling alley in Coventry
• 60. Sneezes – 10 March 1995 – Pat visits The Uppingham Road Health Centre in Leicester when she has a cold
• 61. Digging For Potatoes – 17 March 1995 - Pat notices someone digging up potatoes in his garden and offers to help
• 62. Pony Riding – 24 March 1995 - Pat comes across a gymkhana and stops to watch
• 63. Lovely Bananas – 31 March 1995 - Pat notices a family with fruit and stops to buy food at a street market in north Warwickshire
• 64. Splish Splash Splosh – 7 April 1995 - Pat visits Longford Park Primary School where the pupils draw pictures for her
• 65. Down on the Farm – 21 April 1995 - Pat visits Gorse Hill City Farm in Leicester
• 66. The Hat Factory – 28 April 1995 – Pat visits Wilson & Stafford's hat factory and sees how hats are made
• 67. The Disappearing Sausages – 5 May 1995 – Pat's comes across a family with suitcases for a boating holiday. Rosie and Jim want to go on a boating holiday too and start packing up. Jim wants to pack some sausages but Rosie refused and after they finished packing up they accidentally throw their suitcase onto another boat and then got mixed up someone else's suitcase
• 68. Soapy Duck – 12 May 1995 - The Ragdoll and Duck get dirty from the road bridge above and Pat loses her bar of soap so she visits The Standard Soap Company's factory nearby
• 69. Bouncy Castles – 19 May 1995 - Pat notices a bouncy castle and visits Gaz Inflatables which made them
• 70. A Special Dance – 26 May 1995 - Pat notices the Leicester Morris Men group on their way to Abbey Primary School and watches them dance there
• 71. Flood on the Boat – 9 June 1995 – Rosie and Jim overhear Pat saying she is thirsty and get her a glass of water. Rosie forgets to turn off the tap and floods the boat. Fearing a hole in the boat, Pat has the Ragdoll lifted out of the water for inspection by Rose Narrow Boats.
• 72. The Shoemaker – 16 June 1995 - Pat notices a child with shoes she liked so she visits Gerry's Shoe Repairs to have some made especially for her
• 73. Scarecrow – 23 June 1995 - Pat meets two children building a scarecrow and offers to join them with a donation of her old clothes
• 74. Roller Skating – 30 June 1995 - Pat comes along with friends to Coventry Sports Centre to watch their daughter Jade roller skating
• 75. Stars at Night – 7 July 1995 - As dusk falls, Pat notices a family stargazing and joins them before going to bed back on the Ragdoll

Series 4 (1996) – Pat Hutchins

• 76. Acrobats – 5 January 1996 – Pat Visits the Chinese State Circus in Stratford Upon Avon
• 77. Earrings – 12 January 1996 - Pat accidentally drops and earring into the water and has a new one made especially for her at a jewellers
• 78. The Best Boat in the World – 19 January 1996 – Pat visits Stratford Upon Avon to have a ride in a Gondola
• 79. Mouse on the Boat – 26 January 1996 - Rosie and Jim along with Pat find a mouse running around the Ragdoll. Thinking it would not be happy living on the boat, Pat catches it and goes to find it a new home.
• 80. Floating Restaurant – 2 February 1996 – Pat sees some friends aboard a restaurant boat so she dresses up to join them. Meanwhile, Rosie tries to help the waiter and Jim tries to eat the ice cream when as he is hungry.
• 81. On Safari – 9 February 1996 – Pat visits Woburn Safari Park in Woburn
• 82. Exercise – 16 February 1996 – Pat visits The Metropolitan Club to do some exercise
• 83. Little Lost Kitten – 23 February 1996 – Pat finds a lost kitten and takes it back to a Family at Barton Dovecote Leisure
• 84. Stripes – 1 March 1996 – Pat visits Woburn Safari Park in Woburn to see some Stripes
• 85. Magical Lights – 8 March 1996 – Pat has been invited by the Lord Mayor of the town to help turn on the Christmas lights in Stratford Upon Avon
• 86. Making Pizza – 28 June 1996 – Pat visits Gourmet Pizza Company in Oxford
• 87. Shop Window – 5 July 1996 – Pat visits Oxford to help with a mannequin dummy
• 88. Visiting the Vet – 12 July 1996
• 89. Bus Ride – 19 July 1996
• 90. Dog Training – 26 July 1996
• 91. Winning the Race – 2 August 1996
• 92. The Milkman – 9 August 1996 – Pat visits the milkman to buy milk
• 93. Ballroom Dancing – 16 August 1996
• 94. The Umbrella Factory – 23 August 1996
• 95. Sleepy Baby – 30 August 1996 – Pat looks after a baby on her last day of owning the Ragdoll before being replaced by Neil Brewer.

Series 5 (1997) – Neil Brewer

• 96. Harmonica – 10 January 1997 – When Neil Brewer's harmonica slips out of his hand and fell into the children's water bowl and when he got it back it lost its toot, he went to a shop that sells musical instruments he tried out the violin, the electric guitar and then the drums. At last, he tried out the new harmonica and he thinks it's perfect.
• 97. Spring Cleaning – 17 January 1997
• 98. Water Skiing – 24 January 1997
• 99. Cake – 31 January 1997
• 100. Sing Song – 7 February 1997
• 101. Pony And Trap – 14 February 1997
• 102. Ducks – 21 February 1997
• 103. Football – 28 February 1997 – Neil visits Bristol City Football Club to watch the 1996 Gloucestershire Cup match versus Bristol Rovers.
• 104. Chimney Sweep – 7 March 1997
• 105. Windy Day – 14 March 1997
• 106. A New Chair – 21 March 1997 – Rosie and Jim accidentally broke one of their chairs, it was in pieces so they followed Neil to the Woodland Workshop to learn how to make a chair.
• 107. Kites – 4 April 1997
• 108. A Jacket For Neil – 11 April 1997 – Neil visits a tailor shop to get a new jacket, but with help from Rosie and Jim, the tailor-made a jacket for Neil.
• 109. Hot Air Balloon – 18 April 1997 – Neil visits the 1996 Bristol International Balloon Festival
• 110. Bike Ride – 25 April 1997 – Neil visits The Lock Inn Bike Hire Centre to ride on a tricycle
• 111. Molly The Parrot – 9 May 1997
• 112. Beach – 16 May 1997
• 113. Roundabout – 23 May 1997 – Neil visits Brean Leisure Park to ride on a merry-go-round
• 114. Mattress – 30 May 1997
• 115. Theatre – 6 June 1997 – Neil visits the Bristol Old Vic Theatre Royal

Series 6 (1998) – Neil Brewer

• 116. Oodles Of Noodles – 5 January 1998
• 117. Pigeons – 9 January 1998 – Neil visits Trafalgar Square in London to meet some pigeons
• 118. Camping – 12 January 1998
• 119. Big Ben Boing – 16 January 1998 – Neil visits Big Ben in Westminster, London
• 120. Golf – 19 January 1998 – Neil plays golf with Neil Jordan at Sudbury Golf Course.
• 121. Tower of London – 23 January 1998 – Neil visits the Tower of London
• 122. Newspaper – 26 January 1998
• 123. Waterslide – 30 January 1998
• 124. Fish Face – 2 February 1998 – Neil visits London Aquarium to meet some fish
• 125. Stilts – 6 February 1998
• 126. Do It Yourself – 9 February 1998
• 127. Tomato Ketchup – 13 February 1998 – Neil visits a tomato ketchup factory to see how ketchup is made
• 128. Lullaby – 16 February 1998
• 129. Driftwood – 20 February 1998 – Duck finds himself floating away on some driftwood when Rosie and Jim accidentally push him off the boat.
• 130. Tower Bridge – 23 February 1998 – Neil visits Tower Bridge to see how it works
• 131. Music Boat – 27 February 1998
• 132. Recording Studio – 2 March 1998 – Neil performs a new song with composer Andrew McCrorie-Shand
• 133. One Man Band – 6 March 1998
• 134. Chinese Lion Dance – 9 March 1998
• 135. Music Party – 13 March 1998

(Newspaper and Lullaby have not been readily available in any format since their initial broadcasts in 1998 and have been presumed missing)

Series 7 (1999) – Neil Brewer

• 136. Sticky Honey – 5 January 1999 – Neil visits a honey farm to see how it is made
• 137. Chainmaking – 12 January 1999 – Neil has to replace the Ragdoll boat's anchor and chain after it sinks into the water.
• 138. Shining Armour – 19 January 1999 – Neil sees a knight in shining armour riding along the canal bank, who suddenly drops his plume. He meets up with the knight at Belvoir Castle and hands is plume back, but is blissfully unaware that Rosie and Jim have sneaked in...
• 139. Naughty Little Frog – 26 January 1999 – A frog suddenly appears inside one of Neil's shoes, and Neil removes it from the boat, only for the frog to find itself inside Neil's hat, and later in his biscuit box.
• 140 Thatching – 2 February 1999
• 141 Sailing Boat – 9 February 1999
• 142. Drawing – 23 February 1999 – An artist is drawing the Ragdoll boat, but runs into several mishaps along the way, most notably Rosie and Jim continuously moving Duck around the boat.
• 143. Disco Boat – 2 March 1999
• 144. Radio Control – 9 March 1999 – Neil takes part in a remote control boat race in Daventry.
• 145. Keep Fit – 16 March 1999 – Neil decides to keep fit, but is startled when he sees what appears to be a ghost under a sheet, but turns out to be Rosie and Jim!
• 146. Dry Stone Walling – 23 March 1999
• 147. Baby Elephant – 30 March 1999
• 148. Washing Day – 6 April 1999
• 149. Lifeboat Rescue – 13 April 1999 – Neil calls the lifeboat rescue crew in Caister-on-Sea after Rosie and Jim untie the mooring ropes at the wrong end, sending the Ragdoll adrift.
• 150. Knitting Factory – 20 April 1999
• 151. Road Boat – 27 April 1999
• 152. Line Dancing – 4 May 1999 – Neil joins in a country western dance party at Lynroy's club in Loughborough.
• 153. Wallpaper – 11 May 1999
• 154. High Bar – 18 May 1999 – Neil visits the City of Birmingham Gymnastics Club.
• 155. Riding Lesson – 25 May 1999 – Neil learns to ride a horse at Bourne Vale Riding Stables in Birmingham, but is in for a surprise when Rosie accidentally jumps onto the back of his horse.

(A separate video made in association with British Waterways was also made in 1999, called Stay Safe Near Water with Rosie and Jim and Duck. In addition, Sailing Boat, Knitting Factory, Road Boat and Wallpaper have not been readily available since series 7 was repeated in 2004 and have been presumed missing.)

Series 8 (2000) – Neil Brewer

• 156. Disappearing Dog – 4 January 2000
• 157. Upside Down – 11 January 2000 – Neil is trying to find a bottle of glue to secure a loose floor tile, and vows to find it if he has to turn the Ragdoll boat upside down.
• 158. Where's My Wedding Ring – 18 January 2000
• 159. Mother's Day – 25 January 2000
• 160. Steel Band – 1 February 2000
• 161. Disappearing Trousers – 8 February 2000
• 162. Jumble Duck – 15 February 2000
• 163. Flour Trail – 22 February 2000
• 164. Birthday Party – 29 February 2000
• 165. Lots of Knots – 7 March 2000 – Neil has to replace the Ragdoll's front fender after it's caught in the wall of a lock.
• 166. Flashing Fire Engine – 14 March 2000 – Neil volunteers to be rescued by the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service as part of a fire safety demonstration.
• 167. Amazing Teddy – 21 March 2000
• 168. Rescue The Rubbish – 28 March 2000
• 169. Water, Water Everywhere – 4 April 2000
• 170. Hop to the Hospital – 11 April 2000 – Neil checks into the Royal Berkshire Hospital after spraining his ankle while mooring up the Ragdoll.
• 171. Lazy Day – 18 April 2000 – Neil decides he's had enough cruising for one day and decides to relax, but his day isn't as relaxing as he may have hoped.
• 172. The Window Cleaner – 25 April 2000
• 173. Little Ducklings – 2 May 2000
• 174. Runaway Roller Blades – 9 May 2000
• 175. The Magic Show – 16 May 2000 (Series finale)

Home media releases

Video Collection International released VHS tapes of the series. From 1991 until 1994, the tapes were released through the Central Video imprint, which then transitioned off to Carlton Home Entertainment's CTE Video imprint for a short time in the mid-'90s, before reverting to Video Collection International.

The Bumper Pack DVD was released by Platform Entertainment.

External links

• Rosie and Jim website
• Rosie and Jim at IMDb