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Me Too!: Season 1 - 64 Episode s
1x1 - I Want to Dance
September 4, 2006
No-one wants to buy Raymond's chocolate mousses in the buffet car. He finally finds a buyer but there are disastrous consequences.
1x2 - Fireworks
September 5, 2006
Granny and the children are going to see the firework display at the castle. Bobby is worried that Kai might get scared.
1x3 - Tummy Rumbles
September 6, 2006
Mickey John is so busy making a model pirate ship out of shapes that he forgets to eat his lunch.
1x4 - I Want To See the Parade
September 7, 2006
Feeling glum about missing the carnival parade, Dr Juno creates her own carnival atmosphere in the hospital.
1x5 - The Waterfall
September 8, 2006
Rudi hates working on his stall in the rain, but his friends cheer up the grey day for him.
1x6 - The Puncture
September 11, 2006
The children are having an energetic day at Granny Murray's. Tina thinks she knows where they can get a swing for the garden.
1x7 - Bumps In The Night
September 12, 2006
On a stormy night Bobby is feeling jittery.
1x8 - Cheese And Tomato Toasties
September 13, 2006
Raymond makes a lot of tasty cheese toasties, but the popularity of them proves too much, as he soon runs out of bread.
1x9 - Paper Mountain
September 14, 2006
The children are having fun with paper, and Mickey John gets into recycling in the classroom.
1x10 - Baby
September 15, 2006
Dr Juno has a hard time finding Bruce, who might miss his baby being born if he can't be found.
1x11 - Roadworks
September 18, 2006
There are roadworks everywhere in Riverseafingal. When they move next to Rudi's stall in the market, he recruits some helpers to sell fruit and veg from trays away from the roadworks.
1x12 - The Rattle
September 19, 2006
Tina hears noises while she is driving. She is convinced there is a carnival parade in town somewhere.
1x13 - Kilts Away
September 20, 2006
Raymond has lots of festival travellers on the train. He has an accident with a custard tart and has to make a new outfit for himself.
1x14 - I Want To Stay Up All Night
September 21, 2006
Kai wants to stay up all night, and Granny Murray has no idea what to do. She calls Bobby, who has an idea involving fish.
1x15 - The Juicer
September 22, 2006
1x16 - Less Rush
September 23, 2006
1x17 - Cow Near the Line
September 26, 2006
1x18 - Tricks
September 27, 2006
1x19 - Granny Murray's Potato Recipes
September 28, 2006
Granny Murray's potato recipes are a big hit in Riverseafingal - so much so that Rudi is running low on supplies.
1x20 - I Want to Say Goodnight
September 29, 2006
Bobby misses Kai's call to say goodnight. So, instead of going without, she dashes across the city and does it in person.
1x21 - Fruit Bus
October 2, 2006
1x22 - The Operation
October 3, 2006
1x23 - Fantastical
October 4, 2006
1x24 - Ratatouille
October 5, 2006
1x25 - Snooze
October 6, 2006
Raymond falls asleep in the sunshine and nearly misses the train. He learns to take one thing at a time
1x26 - Sports Day
October 9, 2006
1x27 - The Airport
October 10, 2006
1x28 - A Funny Turn
October 11, 2006
1x29 - The Kiss
October 12, 2006
1x30 - Fashion Show
October 13, 2006
1x31 - Strawberries
1x32 - I Like to Laugh
1x33 - Hats On
1x34 - Laundry
1x35 - The Robot
1x36 - Popcorn Express
1x37 - Find Your Way
1x38 - Cricket
1x39 - Market Cries
1x40 - The Pet
1x41 - Harlequin Day
1x42 - The Treat
1x43 - Driving Lesson
1x44 - Water, Water Everywhere
1x45 - Smiles
1x46 - Signs
1x47 - Castle Rocks
1x48 - Fancy Dress
1x49 - Give a Wave Day
1x50 - Creative Train
1x51 - Rubbish
1x52 - Parking
1x53 - Lolly Sticks
1x54 - Story Bus
1x55 - Everything Has It’s Place
1x56 - Disco Taxi
It's Lisa's birthday and Granny Murray throws a party for her. Tina's working but manages to arrive with something special.
1x57 - The School Trip
March 6, 2007
Raymond has to sort out the packed lunches when Mickey John takes the children on a school trip
1x58 - The Planetarium
1x59 - The Clock
December 19, 2007
Mickey John is fascinated with how things work, but when he tries to understand how a clock works he breaks it and has to ask Tina for help.
1x60 - Niggles
March 9, 2007
Raymond is very annoyed, but soon realises that his behaviour is driving customers away - so he tries to mend his ways.
1x61 - Midnight Dancing
March 12, 2007
Tina and Raymond are dancing while the Ferry Boat Band play on live TV.
1x62 - The Lost Mouse
May 9, 2007
Tina and Raymond are going to get Lisa a pet, but they can't decide what. When Mickey John spots a mouse loose in the taxi he runs away. Tina decides to catch it and give it a good home, but will she be able to find it?
1x63 - Silly Day
March 14, 2007
Drama series for four- to six-year-olds about the parallel lives of parents at work and their children who stay with warm-hearted minder Granny Murray. It is Silly Day in Riverseafingal. Everyone is raising money for the hospital, but Rudi is getting annoyed with all the silliness.
1x64 - Seaside Run
March 15, 2007
Drama series for four to six-year-olds about the parallel lives of parents at work and their children who stay with warm-hearted minder Granny Murray. It's the taxi drivers' annual day trip to the seaside with the children. Tina's busy fixing up her pink taxi for the outing with decorations that the children and Granny Murray have made.