CBeebies Schedule for Sunday 15 November 2009

Stripey shopping trollies are very popular in Riverseafingal, which causes a mix-up. (R)

Josie wants to teach everyone how to tell a story. (R)

Bits and Bobs get in a lather with a wiper and a chamois cloth. (R)

Jake creates an imaginary friend called Douglas. (R)

Children's animation. Lola hears a scary story that makes her afraid of the dark. (R)

4/30. Will Tommy Zoom and Daniel stop Polluto from turning the world into a muddy ball? (R)

Max asks Carrie and David for a song for him and his friends, known as the dream team. (R)

11/26. During a game of football while on a class picnic, the ball bursts on Apricot's spikes. (R)

16/52. Brewster is excited about seeing the new Action Chugger movie. (R)

4/20. The Puzzler causes a boy, a girl and some adults to repeat some silly movements. (R)

Finley gives Henry, the toddler fire truck, a lesson in road traffic safety. (R)

Pablo and Finbar find a tin of sardines in a rubbish bin but have difficulty opening it. (R)

22/48. Ralf reports from a woodland event and finds out what fun can be had in your local wood. (R)

9/10. Tristan asks Nina why monkeys eat bananas. They go to the zoo and on a tree trail. (R)

Justin has woken up and it's time for breakfast: cereal, toast and a lovely boiled egg. (R)

22/40. Pui curls some paper and turns her fingers into snails and the Choo Choose arrives. (R)

TV cook Dina Lady and her assistant Tommy Tummy prepare a dish for a royal visitor.

The Large family discover that Mr Short, the shopkeeper, has never had a holiday. (R)

Finley is scared of having a check-up at the Fix-It shop but Jesse is on hand to help him. (R)

Squiglet draws a frog called Freddie who remembers having a spell put on him. (R)

How Emily's unconditional love changed the runt of the litter into the biggest dog around. (R)

Red, orange, yellow, green - what is your favourite colour? (R)

27/44. Ben gives Small a demonstration of his spoon playing, and Bob and Bill the twins arrive. (R)

22/26. Small finds a pair of clogs and makes a terrific noise all over the house with them. (R)

18/20. Mister Maker makes slot aeroplanes, and shapes tin foil and tissue into a fridge magnet. (R)

Bob and the team build a greenhouse in Bobland Bay for tropical plants. (R)

Daffinee asks Pinky to look after her precious pet poodle. (R)

Daniela Nardini tells Wendy Blaxland's tale of a princess and her quest to find a unicorn. (R)

22/48. Ralf reports from a woodland event and finds out what fun can be had in your local wood. (R)

9/10. Tristan asks Nina why monkeys eat bananas. They go to the zoo and on a tree trail. (R)

Justin has woken up and it's time for breakfast: cereal, toast and a lovely boiled egg. (R)

22/40. Pui curls some paper and turns her fingers into snails and the Choo Choose arrives. (R)

TV cook Dina Lady and her assistant Tommy Tummy prepare a dish for a royal visitor. (R)

The Large family discover that Mr Short, the shopkeeper, has never had a holiday. (R)

Finley is scared of having a check-up at the Fix-It shop but Jesse is on hand to help him. (R)

Squiglet draws a frog called Freddie who remembers having a spell put on him. (R)

How Emily's unconditional love changed the runt of the litter into the biggest dog around. (R)

Red, orange, yellow, green - what is your favourite colour? (R)

27/44. Ben gives Small a demonstration of his spoon playing, and Bob and Bill the twins arrive. (R)

22/26. Small finds a pair of clogs and makes a terrific noise all over the house with them. (R)

18/20. Mister Maker makes slot aeroplanes, and shapes tin foil and tissue into a fridge magnet. (R)

Bob and the team build a greenhouse in Bobland Bay for tropical plants. (R)

Daffinee asks Pinky to look after her precious pet poodle. (R)

Daniela Nardini tells Wendy Blaxland's tale of a princess and her quest to find a unicorn. (R)

17/50. Yojojo wants to eat a mango without waiting for it to ripen. (R)

50/100. The Tombliboos are having fun in the garden, but their trousers keep falling down. (R)

128/200. Terry Wogan reads Bare Bear, by Miriam Moss and Mary McQuillan.