CBeebies Schedule for Saturday 14 November 2009

Raymond can't get to Drumtown to perform his panto because of train problems. (R)

Spring is in the air but Spencer is too busy to stop and notice. (R)

Bits and Bobs try to find out what is furry and fluffy. (R)

The Tweenies are disappointed to find that all the snow and ice in the garden has melted. (R)

On a trip to the zoo Lola is keen to buy a seal toy for her bath. (R)

3/30. Polluto tries to turn the world's fruit into sickly sweets. Can Tommy and Daniel stop him? (R)

Ash asks for a song that will get his brother Amar to play outside with him. (R)

10/26. The class are learning how to play football, but Timmy keeps hogging the ball. (R)

19/52. Twiga the giraffe is having a baby. Koko is given the job of keeping watch overnight. (R)

3/20. 6 discovers the Shape Japer is causing problems again, stretching things into new shapes. (R)

The trucks try to find a new home for a family of bunnies. (R)

Pumpkin and Poppy are tired of Pablo's attempts to scare them. (R)

Stephanie and the LazyTown children decide to repay Sportacus for all of his heroics. (R)

11/25. With the help of lovely Luke, Nina and the Inventors learn how automatic doors work. (R)

Educational series for four to seven-year-old children with learning difficulties. (R)

21/40. Chris and Pui look through the telescope at some people dancing ballet. (R)

Superhero Captain Adorable makes the world a better place by cleaning windows. (R)

Sebastian's cousin Sarah comes to stay. Lester likes her, though he would never admit it. (R)

Finley takes an antique bell out of the fire station without asking. (R)

21/25. Squiglet draws a busy robot called Ralph who has three jobs in Robot World. (R)

Jetta learns that it is okay to have fears and admit to them. (R)

Music for children. Pete join forces with the Royal Academy of Music Junior Orchestra. (R)

26/44. Ben finds a baby's rattle and tells Small what he was like as a baby and shows him photos. (R)

21/26. Big and Small help Twiba dig up the garden in search for treasure. (R)

17/20. Mister Maker creates terrific twinkly twigs and builds a brilliant bubble bag in a minute. (R)

Mr Bentley needs an office, so Bob constructs an earthship out of recycled materials. (R)

Tyler worries about what he will eat when his friend Lulu invites him to dinner. (R)

The story of a cheeky hare who persuades a hippo and an elephant to have a tug-of-war. (R)

Stephanie and the LazyTown children decide to repay Sportacus for all of his heroics. (R)

11/25. With the help of lovely Luke, Nina and the Inventors learn how automatic doors work. (R)

Educational series for four to seven-year-old children with learning difficulties. (R)

21/40. Chris and Pui look through the telescope at some people dancing ballet. (R)

Superhero Captain Adorable makes the world a better place by cleaning windows. (R)

Sebastian's cousin Sarah comes to stay. Lester likes her, though he would never admit it. (R)

Finley takes an antique bell out of the fire station without asking. (R)

21/25. Squiglet draws a busy robot called Ralph who has three jobs in Robot World. (R)

Jetta learns that it is okay to have fears and admit to them. (R)

Music for children. Pete join forces with the Royal Academy of Music Junior Orchestra. (R)

26/44. Ben finds a baby's rattle and tells Small what he was like as a baby and shows him photos. (R)

21/26. Big and Small help Twiba dig up the garden in search for treasure. (R)

17/20. Mister Maker creates terrific twinkly twigs and builds a brilliant bubble bag in a minute. (R)

Mr Bentley needs an office, so Bob constructs an earthship out of recycled materials. (R)

Tyler worries about what he will eat when his friend Lulu invites him to dinner. (R)

The story of a cheeky hare who persuades a hippo and an elephant to have a tug-of-war. (R)

16/50. Nok Tok wants everyone to play Tricky Kicky, but De Li thinks it is too difficult. (R)

49/100. Igglepiggle visits everyone in the garden, but he cannot find the teeny-tiny Pontipines. (R)

127/200. Terry Wogan reads A Chair For Baby Bear, by Kaye Umansky and Chris Fisher.