Roots and Fruits - Watermelon

Who’s hungry? Let’s find a Gran Gran recipe and sing a song about making food with a very special ingredient – a little bit of love!

Round the corner, not far away Bing and his friends are playing musical statues today. The rules are simple, when the music stops... stand statue still. If you wobble, you're out… What will happen when Bing doesn't win first time around? Cast: Bing: Elliot Kerley Flop: Mark Rylance Pico/Narrator: Teresa Gallagher Sula: Eve Bentley Amma: Akiya Henry Pando: Shai Portnoy Padget: Bryony Hannah Coco: Jocelyn Macnab Charlie: Poppy Hendley Molly: Saffron Jones Gilly: Pauline McLynn Park Keeper: Nicky Phelan Diggerman: Nicky Phelan Production Team: Lead writer: Philip Bergkvist Team Writers: Lucy Murphy, Mikael Shields & Ted Dewan Adapted by: Mikael Shields Voice directed by: Nikica Markot-David Producer: Mikael Shields Assistant Producer: Nikica Markot-David Audio Producer: Gati Varillas Engineer: Simon Foster Editors: Russell Pay & Luke Shrewsbury Sound Mixer: Simon Couzens Original Music: Julian Nott Production assistant: Ruth Belai Styan

When five apples tumble from a tree, who can One share them with?

Dodge and a cat realise they are not so different after all.

Supertato and his co-host Carrot are joined by their guest Broccoli down in the music aisle who will be teaching the dance craze that’s got the supermarket swinging. But when Evil Pea steals the beatbox and the music stops will it be the end of the Broccoli Boogie on today’s show or will Supertato come to the rescue?

Let's Yakka Yak and sing with Dee about Old MacDonald!

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the body-drumming sensation, Watermelon! If she ever gets ripe and ready to perform.

It’s not about how you run, in the Interschool Sports Day…Day relay!

Let's do the Waka-oke! Come and dance to the Waka-oke with Bing and his friends! Ready? Waka-waka-waka-waka-waka-waka-oke!

Magnus is disappointed. James is busy and can’t take him out to try his ‘superflyer’ kite that Magnus has made from a broken umbrella. Suki is admiring the kite as Mack passes, and offers to take Magnus to the beach to try to fly it. Magnus is delighted. At the beach they try to launch and fly the kite several times, but each time the kite just falls to the ground. Mack thinks there’s a problem with the design of the kite. Magnus is despondent, but Mack tells him that when he used to make kites he was not always successful first time. Sometimes he needed to change his design, and maybe that’s what Magnus needs to do. They try to fly the kite one last time with disastrous consequences. Magnus asks if Mack will take him back to the Hub and help him re-think it. Mack agrees. They return to the beach with the new kite, proving that you don’t always get things right first time.