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Up, Up and Away
Little Red Tractor - S3 - E4
Mr Jones has a great plan for planting corn but causes chaos throughout the village.
Little Red Tractor: Season 3 - 23 Episode s
3x1 - Thunder and Dancing
December 27, 2004
There's some rain on the way, so keep in the dry.
3x2 - Row Yer Boat
December 28, 2004
The Turvey family are out on the river today.
3x3 - Lost!
December 29, 2004
Little Red Tractor gets lost.
3x4 - Up, Up and Away
January 1, 2005
Mr Jones has a great plan for planting corn but causes chaos throughout the village.
3x5 - One Potato, Two Potato
January 2, 2005
On your marks, get set, go - it's the annual potato race today!
3x6 - The Show Must Go On
January 3, 2005
Skip Shutter has written a play that will be performed for the local children.
3x7 - Too Cold For Snow
January 4, 2005
Stumpy, Ryan and Amy get caught in a blizzard. Will Stan and Little Red Tractor be able to find them before nightfall?
3x8 - Furry Jumper
January 5, 2005
Kenny the Kangaroo escapes while being sent to the animal sanctuary. It is left up to our heroes, Stan and Little Red Tractor, to track him down and deliver him safely.
3x9 - Topsy Turvey
January 6, 2005
It appears that there is a thief in Babblebrook after a number of items go missing. After the disappearance of his freshly caught fish, Mr. Jones decides to set a trap. Can Stan and Little Red Tractor find the missing items and who has Mr Jones captured and locked in his barn?
3x10 - The Map
January 7, 2005
Stan organises a treasure hunt.
3x11 - The Hill
January 8, 2005
Walter and Mr Jones get into a silly argument about whose vehicle is the best and challenge each other to a race to the top of Cheese Roller's Hill.
3x12 - Run
January 9, 2005
While trying to photograph the sponsored run from an air balloon, Mr Jones runs into trouble.
3x13 - Movie Madness
January 10, 2005
Skip Shutter is making a movie about Babblebrook and everyone wants to be in it.
3x14 - Kart Race
January 11, 2005
The children are having a go-kart race, but it all becomes messy when Mr Jones gets involved.
3x15 - What's Up Duck
January 12, 2005
Little Red Tractor won't start today and even Walter the Mechanic is baffled.
3x16 - Rambling Rabbits
January 13, 2005
Someone or something has been eating Mr Jones's carrot crop.
3x17 - Milkshake
January 14, 2005
The milk float breaks down, leaving Babblebrook thirsty. Little Red Tractor saves the day with his trailer.
3x18 - Dog Gone
January 15, 2005
Mr Jones tries to erect an electric fence, but accidentally cuts power to the whole village.
3x19 - Unwanted Tractor
January 16, 2005
It seems as if the whole village has turned against Little Red Tractor. What is going on?
3x20 - Raindance
January 17, 2005
A long lasting drought has everyone concerned about this year's corn crop. Stan and Little Red Tractor try and solve the problem.
3x21 - Bubblegum
January 18, 2005
Mr Jones and Mr Turvey are training a racehorse. Meanwhile, at the local donkey sanctuary, one of the donkeys has gone missing. Coincidence?
3x22 - Countryside Code
January 19, 2005
A new girl arrives in the village. She knows little about the countryside code and wanders around leaving gates open, picking wild flowers and trampling across fields that she should avoid. At the bottom of Marshy Field she almost meets a sticky end - until Stan and Little Red Tractor come to her aid.
3x23 - Welcome Home
January 20, 2005
Stan and Little Red Tractor are on holiday and are greatly missed in Babblebrook. (from bbc.co.uk)