Numberjacks

Genre	Educational Comedy
Written by	Chris Ellis Alison Stewart
Directed by	Helen Sheppard Imogen Robertson
Voices of	Dylan Robertson Robert Watson Alice Baker Jonathan Beech Laura Maasland Oliver Keogh Roz Ellis Harry Munday Bob Golding Rachel Preece Ross Mullan
Theme music composer	Justin Nicholls
Opening theme	"The Numberjacks Are On Their Way"
Ending theme	"The Numberjacks Are On Their Way" (Reprise)
Composer	Justin Nicholls
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	67 (including three specials)
Production
Producer	Roland Tongue
Camera setup	Jeremy Read Jamie Shelton
Running time	15 minutes per episode (approx.)
Production company	Open Mind Productions
Original release
Network	CBeebies BBC Two
Release	16 October 2006 (2006-10-16) – 11 December 2009 (2009-12-11)

Numberjacks is a British computer-animated/live-action children's television series, aimed particularly at children aged two to five, shown regularly on CBeebies and occasionally on BBC Two in the United Kingdom. It was also formerly shown on Tiny Pop until the year 2018. It is produced by Open Mind Productions for the BBC and features a mixture of computer-generated animation and live action. 67 episodes were produced.^[1] The show focuses on mathematics.

Premise

Numberjacks are a group of anthropomorphic numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Only four of them team up on a mission: Turqouise Five (a female who likes being a numberjack), Yellow Six (who is good with some tricks and jumps), Dark Blue Four (who is a smart one but not quite sure) and Pink Three (a younger one who is cheeky and funny). They go about their everyday lives inside their sofa until a call comes in from real-life child Agents, who report problems that need solving. One or two of the Numberjacks fly out on location to investigate. The Numberjacks have to work out how to put things right, and thwart the dastardly intentions of the five Meanies. After much fun, adventure and powerful thinking, the Numberjacks win the day – until next time.

Characters and voice cast

The Youngest Numberjacks

Zero (voiced by Dylan Robertson) - Zero is lime green, has blue eyes, and is the youngest out of the numbers, and does not do much at all. He is a bit special, because he can turn things into nothing, and can line up to make bigger numbers like 10 and 100. He can hardly jump at all, and often falls asleep. He can make things disappear and can make 10 together with One.
One (voiced by Dylan Robertson) - One is purple. She also has blue eyes, is nice, a bit self-centered and rather immature. She does not jump very much, and is still very much at the centre of her own universe. She is well-meaning, but sometimes the source of the problems, and she can make 10 with Zero at her side.
Two (voiced by Robert Watson) - Two is orange, quickly flips from one state to the opposite, is busily into things and has a touch of “terrible twos”. Active and changeable, he sometimes wants to be one of the “big numbers”, but is sometimes still very babyish.

The Main Numberjacks

Three (voiced by Alice Baker) - Three is pink, has blue eyes, busy, lively, and a bit “Me me me!” but is growing up. Slightly odd and eccentric, noisy, fun and full of herself. She is very keen to be seen as one of the bigger numbers – “I can do it!” – but she is not quite ready for it - yet. A wildly ambitious jumper, Three has a collection of "beautiful things" (which she keeps in a bright red box in the sofa's Cosy Room.) She does not go out on missions in the early episodes, but she graduates to properly doing so later. She is the principal operator of the Brain Gain machine in the sofa's Control Room.
Four (voiced by Jonathan Beech) - Four is dark blue, has brown eyes, and a regular sort of number – nice, steady, and quite grown up. He is four-square, steady, logical and measured. Not hugely self-confident, he tries not to panic. “I’m not sure, but I’ll try a bit more.” Still happiest at home, not entirely happy as a jumper, but okay as long as things do not go wrong. Four is the mechanic of the Numberjacks, and enjoys fixing things. He likes trains and playing with the Bloop Ball in the Gym. He is the main screen operator and once gets an extra part of body. He looks up to Eight as a big brother and has a special bond with him
Five (voiced by Laura Maasland) - Five is turquoise, has brown eyes, like Four, is definitely grown up, she is perceptive, sorts things out – quite cool, creative and artistic. She likes looking after the smaller numbers some of the time, especially number 2. Loves jumping, does it with grace and style, outgoing. “I’m fine!” She is a good and cool singer, has a good fashion sense (for someone who never wears clothes). In almost every episode, 5 speculates what else might go wrong, which we see as a 2D animation.
Six - (voiced by Oliver Keogh) - Six is a yellow and “bigger” number, has blue eyes, like Three, enjoys playing tricks, and is good fun. Quite physical, he is a cool jumper, sometimes a bit too flash for his own good. He tends to be the leader of the Numberjacks, though perhaps not as bright as Five. “Did the trick!” He loves riding in cars. 6 usually decides who will go on the Mission.

The Eldest Numberjacks

Seven (voiced by Roz Ellis) - Seven is red, enthusiastic, slightly “new age”, colourful and bright. She has brown eyes, just like Four, and is a very good painter, especially of the seven colours of the rainbow. She sings well, is energetic, creative, and almost always busy. In the episode "Interesting Times", Numberjack Seven acts as a Narrator.
Eight - (voiced by Harry Munday) - Eight is sky blue, has brown eyes, is a good jumper, and has a special bond with Four, being looked up to as a sort of big brother. Eight is cheerful, rounded, earthy, sporty, and game, he can go a little to far like when he made Four symmetrical.
Nine - (voiced by Roz Ellis) - Nine is light green, also has brown eyes, and is the “biggest” Numberjack. She is motherly, quite sensible, grown up and neat. She has a particular fondness for Three. She is a good organizer, and calm in a crisis.

The Meanies

The Shape Japer (voiced by Rachel Preece) - The Shape Japer is female, the smallest meanie and the second meanie and the first female meanie to appear in the Numberjacks, and often the cause of things changing shape, or particular shapes having problems. She flies though the air, does not speak much, but laughs a lot, sometimes in peoples' faces. She is able to change her shape from sphere to cube instantly and has the most appearance out of the meanies on Numberjacks. Slightly mad and instinctive rather than calculating.
The Puzzler (voiced by Bob Golding) - The Puzzler is male and the usual cause of things being in the wrong position. He is, of all things, a former DJ, speaks in rhyme, and loves setting up puzzles. He is a floating spherical face, with features that can move around. He is quite intellectual, and is secretly pleased when the Numberjacks solve his puzzles. He sometimes bubbles as he speaks, and can blow giant, orange, poisonous bubbles to trap each of the Numberjacks inside.
The Problem Blob (vocal effects provided by Bob Golding) - The Problem Blob is male and is the first meanie to appear in the Numberjacks; he is often the cause of things acting strange and not in the ordinary. He spits out many green, small blobs, and whatever does get "blobbed", will begin to cause problems, often completely random. He also has an eye on a stalk that can come out of his mouth at times. The Problem Blob has had the least appearances on Numberjacks. The Numberjacks he had blobbed included Four and Six.
The Numbertaker (portrayed by Ross Mullan) - The Numbertaker is male, the largest meanie, and always silent. He causes trouble by taking numbers and “numbers of things”. The sleeves of his long with coat hide various attachments – a vacuum-cleaner, a magnet, a net, a hook, and a “number sucker-upper”. There is something of a (rather sinister) street performer about him. He sometimes becomes his alter ego and the "Numbermaker", causing problems by creating numbers and numbers of things.
Spooky Spoon (voiced by Rachel Preece) - Spooky Spoon is female, and loves to stir things up and mix them – she is usually the source of problems with matching and connecting. She really fancies herself, thinks herself superior to everyone around her. Very vocal, has a particular dislike for 5, whom she feels is something of a rival.

When a meanie is defeated, the end of their theme song will play; this happens in most episodes, but not all of them.

Episodes

Series 1, consisting of 45 15-minute episodes, first aired in Autumn 2006. Series 2, consisting of 20 15-minute episodes first aired on CBeebies in 2009.^[2]

Series overview

Series	Episodes	Originally aired
Series	Episodes	First aired	Last aired
1	47 (including 2 special episodes)	16 October 2006 (2006-October-16)	30 March 2007 (2007-March-30)
2	20	26 October 2009 (2009-October-26)	11 December 2009 (2009-December-11)

Series 1 (2006–2007)

No. overall	No. in season	Episode	Original airdate	Overview	Numberjacks	Agents	DVD Release
1	1	The Trouble With Nothing	16 October 2006	0 makes things disappear, and 6 flies out to sort him and the problems out.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 33, 42, 16, 68	Volume 1
2	2	Going Wrong, Going Long	17 October 2006	The Problem Blob makes things go very long indeed, including a man's mop and a boy's pencil. 4 flies out and sorts him out.	Numberjacks: 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 16, 28, 68, 53	Volume 1
3	3	Sphere Today, Gone Tomorrow	18 October 2006	The Shape Japer turns every sphere into a cube. 6 sorts her out.	Numberjacks: 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 28, 33, 101, 70	Volume 2
4	4	In, Out, Shake It All About	19 October 2006	The Puzzler makes his eyes come out on both sides of him, making them turn, his green glasses and nose on top: It's making everything outside and not in. 3 and 5 sort him out, once they are both freed from the Puzzle Bubble.	Numberjacks, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 70, 94, 42, 53	Volume 1
5	5	One More Time	20 October 2006	When everyone passes under a bridge, they become one higher number: 4, who flies out, turns into a 5, and then into a 6. It's cheeky Numberjack 1 who's causing all the trouble.	Numberjacks: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 53, 28, 94, 68	Volume 2
6	6	Forward Thinking	23 October 2006	The Problem Blob is back – and things go backwards and forwards. 6 hitches a lift to save the day.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 16, 33, 53, 85	Volume 3
7	7	Seven Wonders	24 October 2006	4 finds things add up to 7 when the Puzzler's about, and 7 is caught by him - in a poisonous "Puzzle Bubble".	Numberjacks: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7	Agents: 53, 42, 70, 16	Volume 3
8	8	Getting Heavy	25 October 2006	Spooky Spoon is swapping light things and heavy things – 5 and 3 both fly out together to save the day.	Numberjacks: 3, 4, 5, 6, 9	Agents: 53, 16, 68, 85	Volume 2
9	9	Belongings	26 October 2006	Things don't belong when Spooky Spoon mixes things up – another problem for 5 to solve.	Numberjacks: 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 16, 33, 68, 42	Volume 3
10	10	4 He's A Jolly Good Fellow	27 October 2006	The Numbertaker is taking all the number fours that he can find – will 4 be able to escape his clutches?	Numberjacks: 0, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 28, 68, 101	Volume 1
11	11	Boxing Day	30 October 2006	Boxes go wrong when the Shape Japer plays tricks – but 6 can do the trick too.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 85, 33, 101, 94	Volume 1
12	12	Out Of Order	31 October 2006	Spooky Spoon makes sure that things are well out of order – until 5 sorts her out with some "Brain Gain".	Numberjacks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 47, 96, 73, 88	TBA
13	13	Nine Lives	1 November 2006	The Puzzler has trapped 9 in a poisonous puzzle bubble – 6 and 3 come to the rescue.	Numberjacks: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9	Agents: 25, 34, 88, 100	Volume 2
14	14	Take Away	2 November 2006	Not just a few problems, but many of them – 4 eventually makes the Numbertaker take more than he wants to.	Numberjacks: 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 28, 101 (Although mixed up with 42), 85, 70	Volume 4
15	15	The Cuck-Cuck-Cuck-Oo-Oo-Oo Bird	3 November 2006	There's a pattern to the problems that the Puzzler causes – and Numberjack 5 has to break that pattern on her own, once and for all.	Numberjacks: 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 14, 47, 73, 96	Volume 4
16	16	Stop And Go	19 February 2007	Things don't move when they should, like a walking rubbish bin and so on – 6 has got to sort Spooky Spoon out, otherwise there'll be more trouble.	Numberjacks: 0	Agents: 34, 52, 73, 100	TBA
17	17	Off Colour	20 February 2007	Spooky Spoon wants to be the most colourful character around, by taking other yellow, red, and blue things – 4 is out to stop her, once and for all.		Agents: 88, 34, 25, 100	Volume 1
18	18	A Game Of Two Halves	21 February 2007	The Shape Japer makes half a load of trouble, and 4 has to make things whole again.	Numberjacks: 2	Agents: 14, 47, 73, 96	Volume 3
19	19	Out For The Count	22 February 2007	2 is out and about and making everyone count incorrectly – 6 goes after him.	Numberjacks: 2	Agents: 96, 61, 100, 25	Volume 4
20	20	The Container Drainer	23 February 2007	Everything (including a bottle, a sandpit, a bowl, and a tub of ice cream) is empty thanks to the Puzzler – 3 helps 5 to fill things up again, but not without knowing she gets caught by the Puzzler.	Numberjacks: 2	Agents: 25, 61, 96, 100	Volume 5
21	21	Tens Moments	26 February 2007	1 and 0 get out and about and make ten of everything – creating more work for 5.	Numberjacks: 0, 1	Agents: 25, 52, 61, 88	TBA
22	22	3 Things Good	27 February 2007	3 is out on her own, trying to do battle with the Shape Japer, who does not like things in threes.	Numberjacks: 1, 2	Agents: 25, 34, 88, 100	Volume 4
23	23	Say What You Mean	28 February 2007	Be clear what you mean, otherwise the Problem Blob will make trouble for you, as 4 finds out.		Agents: 34, 47, 100, 14	Volume 5
24	24	One Won	1 March 2007	There's only one of everything, thanks to the Numbertaker – 6 sorts things out, with help from 1.	Numberjacks: 1	Agents: 55, 68, 70, 94	Volume 2
25	25	Tricky Sixes	2 March 2007	The Numbertaker likes two lots of three today – 6 is the Numberjack to sort him out.		Agents: 42, 85, 55, 68	TBA
26	26	May The Fours Be With You	5 March 2007	The Shape Japer is after things that come in eights – 4 goes on the mission.	Numberjacks: 2, (does not speak) 8	Agents: 16, 42, 68, 101	Volume 5
27	27	Best Estimate	6 March 2007	The Problem Blob makes things go wrong when people cannot estimate – It's Numberjack 5 to the rescue.		Agents: 28, 55, 70, 101	Volume 2
28	28	On and Off	7 March 2007	Spooky Spoon is mixing things up again, so instead of being on things are off – 4 is on the case.	Numberjacks, 3, 4, 5, 6	Agents: 16, 33, 68, 85	TBA
29	29	Zero the Hero	8 March 2007	It's 0 to the rescue when just for once, the other nine Numberjacks are the problem, not the answer!	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 7, 8, 9	Agents: 33, 55, 85	Volume 3
30	30	Bad Circles	9 March 2007	The Shape Japer is making bad circles by enter the circular hollow and saying "circle – bad!" – 6 gets ready to sort her out.		Agents: 28, 42, 70, 94	Volume 6
31	31	Famous Fives	12 March 2007	The Puzzler sets the problem – and 5 is the right Numberjack to sort it out.	Numberjacks: 1, 2	Agents: 16, 42, 68, 94	Volume 6
32	32	Fair Shares	13 March 2007	Things aren't being shared fairly, thanks to the Problem Blob – 6 makes everything all right.	Numberjacks: 1, (makes cameo at the end) 2, 7, 8	Agents: 28, 101, 85, 33	Volume 4
33	33	Being 3	14 March 2007	The Numbertaker is taking threes today – but he cannot take Numberjack 3.	Numberjacks: 1	Agents: 28, 55, 70, 101	Volume 3
34	34	Into the Teens	15 March 2007	The Numbertaker has added ten more of things – 4 has to sort him out, or else there'll be more chaos in the outside world.	Numberjacks: 1, 7, 8, 9	Agents: 33, 55, 70, 85	Volume 6
35	35	Slide and Turn	16 March 2007	The Shape Japer is moving things and causing problems – 5 goes out there to solve the problem.	Numberjacks: 1, 2	Agents: 17, 41, 60, 106	TBA
36	36	Six Of One	19 March 2007	The Problem Blob is making trouble with sixes – It's Numberjack 6 to the rescue.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2	Agents: 22, 41, 60, 106	TBA
37	37	Time Trouble	20 March 2007	Time passes very strangely – thanks to Spooky Spoon. 5 investigates, on her own.		Agents: 38, 54, 79, 95	Volume 5
38	38	1, 2, 3, Go	21 March 2007	It's 1, 2, 3 – pattern time! 3 battles solo with the Puzzler.	Numberjacks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9	Agents: 17, 54, 60, 106	TBA
39	39	More 4	22 March 2007	The Shape Japer makes trouble with symmetry – 4 goes out there, all by himself, to sort things out.	Numberjacks: 7, 8	Agents: 17, 22, 41, 38	TBA
40	40	Almost Human	23 March 2007	The Problem Blob causes trouble – and 4 tries out being a human being, for once.		Agents: 79, 83, 95, 106	TBA
41	41	Two, Four, Six, Eight!	26 March 2007	The Numbertaker takes all the even numbers – 6 and 8 fly out to put things right.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 7, 8, 9	Agents: 79, 54, 57, 17	Volume 5
42	42	Round and Round	27 March 2007	The Problem Blob has gotten people going round in circles – can 5 restore things to normal before it's too late?	Numberjacks: 1, 2	Agents: 41, 60, 83, 106	TBA
43	43	Square Dancing	28 March 2007	The Shape Japer's about – and 1, 4, and 9 sort out problems with squares.	Numberjacks: 1, 9	Agents: 22, 41, 79, 95	TBA
44	44	Data Day	29 March 2007	Spooky Spoon is mixing things up and makes things at a cafe behave like party things and vice versa – 3 gets ready to take her on.		Agent: 17, 54, 60, 106	Volume 4
45	45	How? What? Check!	30 March 2007	5 sorts out the Puzzler's problems on her own – and checks to make sure.		Agents: 22, 38, 83, 95	TBA
Series 1 Specials
46	Special 1	Counting Down To Christmas	24 November 2008	The Numbertaker, the Shape Japer, and Spooky Spoon all make Christmas Day go wrong, and Agent 20 is one of the victims. 5 and 6 fly out together and save Christmas Day with help from 3, and some other agents. (Special is currently available on DVD and YouTube)	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 7, 8, 9 (does not speak)	Agents: 20, 77, 49	Volume 5 (Release Date: 24 November 2008)
47	Special 2	Seaside Adventure	3 August 2009	The Numberjacks have a holiday at the beach, only to face trouble with all five Meanies. (Special is currently available on YouTube and DVD.)	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 7, 8, 9	Agents: 39, 91, 121, 122, 20	Volume 6 (Release Date: 3 August 2009)

Series 2 (2009)

No. overall	No. in season	Episode	Original airdate	Overview	Numberjacks	Agents	DVD release
48	1	Ups and Downs	26 October 2009	Spooky Spoon is turning everything upside down, so 8 is sent out to help 4.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 8	Agents: 18 (Upside Down), 37, 58	TBA
49	2	On The Move	27 October 2009	The Problem Blob is making things move when they should not, so 5 is sent out to stop him.		Agents: 81, 44, 63	TBA
50	3	Very Shapely	28 October 2009	The Shape Japer is causing problems again by stretching the shapes of things – 6 is after her.	Numberjacks: 1	Agents: 99, 72, 27	TBA
51	4	Wee Three Phone Home	29 October 2009	The Puzzler is causing some people to repeat his silly movements – 3 is sent out on her own to stop him.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 7, 8, 9	Agents: 108, 12, 63	TBA
52	5	Did You Notice Anything?	30 October 2009	The Numbertaker is taking away people's noticing skills, and then, he silently plays tricks on them without them noticing – 4 is sent out to defeat him.	Numberjacks: 0 (does not speak at the end)	Agents: 81, 108, 27	TBA
53	6	Measured Response	2 November 2009	Things are changing length thanks to the Shape Japer, so Numberjack 6 is sent out to change them back to normal.		Agents: 72, 44, 37	TBA
54	7	Think Again	3 November 2009	3 and 4 are playing in the gym when 5 discovers that Spooky Spoon is mixing things up - again.		Agents: 58, 99, 63	TBA
55	8	Carry On Counting	4 November 2009	6 is sent out to do battle with the Problem Blob, who is causing people to go back to the beginning of things when they shouldn't.	Numberjacks: 0, 7, 8	Agents: 12, 108, 81	TBA
56	9	A Record In the Charts	5 November 2009	4 is sent out to defeat the Puzzler, who is stopping the cafe customers from remembering whether they have had too much food to eat or not.	Numberjacks: 7, 8, 9	Agents: 27, 72, 44	TBA
57	10	Half Time	6 November 2009	The Numbertaker is halving the numbers of everything, so Numberjack 4 is sent out to stop him.	Numberjacks: 8	Agents: 37, 58, 99	TBA
58	11	A Close Thing	9 November 2009	A girl cannot get near her favourite teddy bear, and grown-ups need help with things being too close to them. 6 flies out to sort the Problem Blob out.	Numberjacks: 2	Agents: 58, 37, 18	TBA
59	12	A Circle At Both Ends	10 November 2009	5 has to fly out on her own when a young boy has trouble with his chalks, all thanks to the Shape Japer.		Agents: 44, 63, 81	TBA
60	13	Matchmaking	11 November 2009	3 flies out on her own to sort the Numbertaker, who takes then adds anything, so that they do not match.	Numberjacks: 1	Agents: 99, 72, 27	TBA
61	14	A Different Sort	12 November 2009	4 flies out to stop Spooky Spoon sorting things out.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 8, 9	Agents: 12, 108, 63	TBA
62	15	Areas of Concern	13 November 2009	In the gym, 6 and his buddy tiles are making patterns on the floor and flying around, before he flies out to defeat the Puzzler.		Agents: 18, 37, 99	TBA
63	16	The Dreaded Lurgi	7 December 2009	5 flies out on her own to investigate and stop the Problem Blob from making people go up and down, and round and round. All the other Numberjacks, including Pink 3, end up with the "dreaded lurgi". In the end, a good night's sleep makes dark blue 4 and yellow 6 better.	Numberjacks: 0	Agents: 58, 81, 18, 12, 72, 44, 99, 37, 108, 63	TBA
64	17	Fraction Action	8 December 2009	3 flies out on her own to beat the Shape Japer from cutting things to pieces.		Agents: 12, 44, 72	TBA
65	18	Interesting Times	9 December 2009	On a cold Winter's night in the sofa, Numberjack 7 tells 0 and 1 a story about 3, 4, 5, and 6 going out one after the other; to sort out morning, daytime, evening and night time things, and Spooky Spoon herself.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 7	Agents: 37, 58, 99	TBA
66	19	More Ways Than One	10 December 2009	4 goes out to rescue 8 who is trapped by the Puzzler by finding three ways to make an eight.	Numberjacks: 1, 2, 7, 8,	Agents: 27, 63, 18	TBA
67	20	Hundreds and Thousands	11 December 2009	A girl has a hundred or so beads to make a necklace but then has only ten, then just one. 6 flies out to defeat the Numbertaker.	Numberjacks: 0, 1, 2, 7, 8, 9 (does not speak)	Agents: 63, 81, 108	TBA

Awards

Royal Television Society Educational Television Awards 2006

Awarded Best Schools Programme – 0–5 Years (for the episode "Nine Lives")^[3]

Royal Television Society Educational Television Awards 2007

Awarded Best Schools Programme – 0–5 Years (for the episode "Zero the Hero")^[4]

UK DVD Releases

The Numberjacks Are On Their Way! (Volume 1)

1. "The Trouble With Nothing"
2. "Going Wrong Going Long"
4. "In, Out, Shake It All About"
10. "4 He's A Jolly Good Fellow"
11. "Boxing Day"
17. "Off Colour"

Calling All Agents! (Volume 2)

3. "Sphere Today, Gone Tomorrow"
5. "One More Time"
8. "Getting Heavy"
13. "Nine Lives"
24. "One Won"
27. "Best Estimate"

Standing By To Zoom! (Volume 3)

6. "Forward Thinking"
7. "Seven Wonders"
9. "Belongings"
18. "A Game Of Two Halves"
29. "Zero The Hero"
33. "Being 3"

Brain Gain! (Volume 4)

14. "Takeaway"
15. "The Cuck-Cuck-Cuck-Oo-Oo-Oo Bird"
19. "Out For The Count"
22. "3 Things Good"
32. "Fair Shares"
44. "Data Day"

Counting Down To Christmas! (Volume 5)

20. "The Container Drainer"
23. "Say What You Mean"
26. "May The Fours Be With You"
37. "Time Trouble"
41. "Two, Four, Six, Eight"
46. "Counting Down to Christmas" (25 minute film, available on DVD and online)

Seaside Adventure (Volume 6)

30. "Bad Circles"
31. "Famous Fives"
34. "Into The Teens"
47. "Seaside Adventure" (45 minute feature available on DVD and online)