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Music is Pop-a-rooney (Tweenies Top of the Pops)
Tweenies - S0 - E9
Join Bella, Milo, Fizz, and Jake as they fulfill their dreams and perform in front of a Top of the Pops audience. They each have their favourite pop-a-rooney tunes they are eager to play, and they each speak about the secrets of their success when Judy comes to interview them.
Tweenies: Season 0 - 20 Episode s
0x1 - Night-Time Magic
October 27, 2003
Eddie the Dream Genie shows the Tweenies that there's no need to be scared of the dark.
0x2 - Jungle Adventure
October 25, 2004
The Tweenies are determined to help their new animal friends, and guided by fun-loving Eddy they unravel the mysteries and strive to bring the jingle back to the jungle.
0x3 - Ready to Play
October 18, 1999
Learn all about the Tweenies in their first video release ever! (Clip show)
0x4 - Song Time!
October 18, 1999
Join the Tweenies - Bella, Fizz, Milo, and Jake - as they sing a mix of songs old and new. (Clip show)
0x5 - Song Time! 2
March 27, 2000
Another musical extravaganza with the Tweenies. (Clip show)
0x6 - Animal Friends
March 27, 2000
Bella, Milo, Fizz and Jake are back, and they want to find out all about animals. Included are a trip to the farm to see a cow being milked, a song about a starfish, a finger puppet show, a story about lions and mice, and an encounter with a dragon who can't breathe fire. (Clip show)
0x7 - Party Games, Laughs and Giggles
October 9, 2000
Are you ready to play games, have some giggles and have a party with the Tweenies? (Clip show)
0x8 - Merry Tweenie Christmas
October 30, 2000
Join the Tweenies for some fab-a-rooney festive fun! Compilation of five episodes from the first series.
0x9 - Music is Pop-a-rooney (Tweenies Top of the Pops)
December 24, 2000
Join Bella, Milo, Fizz, and Jake as they fulfill their dreams and perform in front of a Top of the Pops audience. They each have their favourite pop-a-rooney tunes they are eager to play, and they each speak about the secrets of their success when Judy comes to interview them.
0x10 - Song Time is Fab-a-rooney!
March 19, 2001
The Tweenies enjoy a third song-filled spectacular, in which they sing along 25 brilliant tunes. (Clip show)
0x11 - Colours are Magic!
March 19, 2001
The Tweenies have some fun learning about rainbows. Dotman rescues all the colours from the garden. The Tweenies mix colours to make new ones for their dice for their game. (Clip show)
0x12 - Tweenies Live!
July 23, 2001
Join Bella, Milo, Fizz and Jake as they take centre stage in their very first live show! It was filmed at London Arena! Use your imagination!
0x13 - Songs and Surprises
October 29, 2001
More fun-packed capers with the colourful children's television characters. The Tweenies indulge in some practical jokes, play at being pirates, dress up as Goldilocks and even manage to go car racing. Finally a game of make-believe wizards ends in surprise all round, as Milo and Jake make Doodles disappear... (Clip show)
0x14 - Enchanted Toyshop
October 29, 2001
Join the BBC's "fab-a-rooney" foursome in their 95-minute fun-packed Christmas video Tweenies--Enchanted Toyshop. The toyshop is a magical dolls house which links the five episodes. The Tweenies individually enter the shop via their imagination. They shrink and then see the toy of their dreams come alive. Fizz befriends and sings with Penny the Pop Princess, Jake helps Jangles the Clown have faith in himself, Milo meets a true hero in The Little Blue Plane and Bella's aspirations are realised when she directs and stars alongside thespian mice in a theatre. The final episode goes inside the shop once more as Father Christmas wraps these very special presents on Christmas Eve.
0x15 - Doodles' New Friend
April 15, 2002
0x16 - Everybody Panto
October 14, 2002
There are lots of fantastic things to do when the Tweenies decide to put on their very own pantomime! Join in the fun when the Tweenies make invitations and decorate the playroom. Milo finds out about snow and Fizz makes some very funny wishes with Doodles' wishbone. The excitement builds as the Tweenies get ready to perform...
0x17 - Tweenies Live - The Christmas Present
November 4, 2002
Bella, Milo, Fizz and Jake return for some more fun-filled antics and this time there's a festive feeling in the air.
0x18 - It's Messy Time!
December 16, 2002
Join Bella, Milo, Fizz and Jake for some more fun-filled antics. This time they're playing with magnets, having their own sports day, making puppets and putting on a play. (Clip show)
0x19 - Let's Play
July 14, 2003
Hey, hey are you ready to play? Then join the Tweenies as they sing, dance, laugh and play! Can you find the hidden Tweenies before Bella does? See what happens when Fizz rescues the giant snake from Milo. Sing songs and play games as Bella, Milo and Fizz teach Jake about pushing and pulling. Judy’s bananas have gone missing! The Tweenies are playing tricks and monkeying about – you can be a cheeky monkey too! Doodles, Izzles and the Tweenies are putting on a show. When Jake wants to dance like his friends, he practices hard and soon all the Tweenies are performing their favourite dances together. (Clip show)
0x20 - Let's All Make Music
March 22, 2004
Do you like to make music? Well the Tweenies love to! In each of these four fantastic episodes they explore a different section of the orchestra. First they learn all about percussion instruments which are Milo’s favourite, he becomes a one-man band and plays them all together! Then they find out about the strings which Fizz loves, and have great fun acting out Old King Cole. Next it’s the turn of the brass section, and Bella dreams of leading the others in a cool brass band. Finally Jake is wild about woodwind and in this episode the Tweenies take turns playing the recorder and Judy’s flute. The DVD also features a bonus episode in which Max plays the drums in a very talented school orchestra.