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Freddy Marks replaces Roger Walker, creating the best remembered line up of the "Rainbow" Singers 'Rod, Jane and Freddy'.
Episode 73 : Lazy
July. 22,1981
Episode 72 : Quick
July. 20,1981
Episode 71 : Mean
July. 15,1981
Episode 70 : Grumpy
July. 13,1981
Episode 69 : Slow
July. 08,1981
Episode 68 : Stubborn
July. 06,1981
Episode 67 : Contrary
July. 01,1981
Episode 66 : Careful
June. 29,1981
Episode 65 : Smell
June. 24,1981
Episode 64 : Taste
June. 22,1981
Episode 63 : Getting In
June. 17,1981
Episode 62 : Listening
June. 15,1981
Episode 61 : Looking
June. 10,1981
Episode 60 : Getting Out
June. 08,1981
Episode 59 : Trip 4: By Plane
June. 03,1981
Episode 58 : Trip 3: Seaside
June. 01,1981
Episode 57 : Trip 2: Underground
May. 27,1981
Episode 56 : Trip 1: Space
May. 25,1981
Episode 55 : What Shall I Make
May. 20,1981
Episode 54 : What Shall I Eat
May. 18,1981
Episode 53 : What Shall I Wear
May. 13,1981
Episode 52 : What Shall I Play
May. 11,1981
Episode 51 : Bits and Pieces 3
May. 06,1981
Episode 50 : Toys 2
May. 04,1981
Episode 49 : Stroking
April. 29,1981
Episode 48 : Holding
April. 27,1981
Episode 47 : Never
April. 22,1981
Episode 46 : Always
April. 20,1981
Episode 45 : Often
April. 15,1981
Episode 44 : Hardly Ever
April. 13,1981
Episode 43 : Hate
April. 08,1981
Episode 42 : Don't Want To
April. 06,1981
Episode 41 : Love
April. 01,1981
Episode 40 : Don't Know/Knowing
March. 30,1981
Episode 39 : Won't/Will
March. 25,1981
Episode 38 : Can/Can't
March. 23,1981
Episode 37 : Let's Sing Together
March. 18,1981
Episode 36 : Come Dance with Me
March. 16,1981
Episode 35 : Do as I Say
March. 11,1981
Episode 34 : Aesop's Fables: The Fir-Tree and the Bramble
March. 09,1981
Episode 33 : Aesop's Fables: The Fox and the Goat
April. 03,1981
Episode 32 : Aesop's Fables: The Dog and the Shadow
March. 02,1981
Episode 31 : Aesop's Fables: The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg
February. 25,1981
Episode 30 : Do What I Do
February. 23,1981
Episode 29 : Houses: Tents
February. 18,1981
Episode 28 : Houses: Brick
February. 16,1981
Episode 27 : Houses: Wood
February. 11,1981
Episode 26 : Houses: Straw
February. 09,1981
Episode 25 : Confusion
February. 04,1981
Episode 24 : Understanding
February. 02,1981
Episode 23 : Failing
January. 28,1981
Episode 22 : Succeeding
January. 26,1981
Episode 21 : Play: Boys and Girls
January. 21,1981
Episode 20 : Buying and Selling
January. 19,1981
Episode 19 : Old King Cole
January. 14,1981
Episode 18 : Hickory Dickory Dock
January. 12,1981
Episode 17 : Old Mother Hubbard
January. 07,1981
Episode 16 : Polly Put the Kettle On
January. 05,1981
Episode 15 : Actions: Breaking Things
December. 31,1980
Episode 14 : Actions: Bumping Into
December. 29,1980
Episode 13 : Rainbow Christmas
December. 26,1980
Episode 12 : Nightdreams
December. 24,1980
Episode 11 : Daydreams
December. 21,1980
Episode 10 : Actions: Losing Things
December. 17,1980
Episode 9 : Actions: Dropping Things
December. 15,1980
Episode 8 : Aesop's Fables: The Ant and the Dove
December. 10,1980
Episode 7 : Aesop's Fables: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
December. 08,1980
Episode 6 : Aesop's Fables: The Boy Who Cried Wolf
December. 03,1980
Episode 5 : Aesop's Fables: The Fox and the Grapes
December. 01,1980
Episode 4 : Aesop's Fables: Hare and Tortoise
November. 26,1980
Episode 3 : Aesop's Fables: Disobedient Donkey
November. 24,1980
Episode 2 : Fruit: Apples
November. 05,1980
Episode 1 : How Do You: Throw
October. 16,1980
Seasons
Season 10
Freddy Marks replaces Roger Walker, creating the best remembered line up of the "Rainbow" Singers 'Rod, Jane and Freddy'.
Season 7
Roger Walker replaces Matthew Corbett who leaves the show to continue presenting 'The Sooty Show' for his father.
Season 4
A new group of singers, husband and wife team Rod and Jane join the cast along with Matthew Corbett.
Season 3
The first Season with the Best known presenter of the show Geoffrey Hayes, and the more familiar characterisation of Bungle.
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