Rod, Jane and Freddy - Season 5 (1989)

Rod, Jane and Freddy sing about working on the farm. Jane pretends to be a scarecrow and all three dress up as milkmen.

R, J & F sing about Noah's ark, a great big circus elephant and other enormous animals.

Rod Jane and Freddy sing educational songs about numbers in relation to the legs of insects and humans. They also play with several clocks.

Rod, Jane & Freddy sing of their love for Nursery Rhymes and perform mime acts and play glass bottles.

Rod, Jane & Freddy perform songs & sketches about having a day out at the seaside. They also pretend to be an octopus under the water.

Rod, Jane and Freddy sing about vegetables. Freddy pretends to run a grocery store. Jane dresses up as a flower and all three of them as buzzing bees. Then they sing an updated version of 'Mary, Mary Quite Contrary'.

Rod Jane and Freddy sing about balloons, sand, flowers and the colour red.

Tom & Charlie work at the London market place and keep an eye on Rosie the flower lady.

Rod, Jane & Freddy put on a magic show. Freddy pretends to be Blotto the Wizard and later a frog. Rod and Jane dress up as two enormous hats and pretend to be at a very posh ball.

Dressed up as tramps, Rod, Jane & Freddy share what little they got. They manage to play one banjo as a trio while Rod has his own band made of old pots and pans in a pram.

Freddy is writing a show. Rod is working on some songs and Jane is learning new dance steps.

The singing trio dress up in a lot of different costumes with hats. These include policemen, factory workers and lifeboatmen. They also do a couple of silent sketches concerning marriage and growing up.

RJF perform songs and rhymes concerning sunlight, ticking clocks, shadows and sing a reggae version of "Girls and Boys Come Out to Play"

After several songs about words, Rod, Jane and Freddy perform a sketch based on Alice in Wonderland. Then Freddy makes up a story and the three of them sing about fairy stories.

Rod plays a French singing tutor and Jane plays an invisible piano. Freddy has trouble writing a song so Jane gives him a hand. Rod provides a rousing end to the show.