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Rainbow - All of a Dither (part 1)

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Uploaded by on Jan 7, 2008

Bungle is all of a dither after entering one of his paintings in a competition on a children's TV show. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing 'We're all of a dither today'.

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  • Thank you so much for uploading this. I love the part when Zippy doesn't want to blamed for spilling the orange juice and Rod, Jane and Freddy's song is fab. :)

  • You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it :)

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  • Aww!

  • the episode was aired on Friday 20th July 1984.

  • Rod, Jane and Freddy sing some very catchy songs :)

  • zippy may be a mouthy git but he is ace!!

  • I am 18 and I still love this programme.

  • Vivian from the young ones should had done the voice for zippy :D

  • 'more haste, less speed!!!!' brilliant! thanks for this

  • rod jane and freddie were the best!

    i used to have wet dreams about her!

    sorry....... but it was 30 years ago!

  • bloody hell, brings back memories, christ i miss these shows, this was my favourite along with thomas the tank engine and tugs and postman pat and fireman sam, what happened to them?, thomas has changed so much its hardly recognisable, fireman sam has been ruined, pat returned but tugs just disapeared

  • 80s bungle is nicer than early seventies bungle

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