Sooty's Amazing Adventures

To entertain Katarina, Sooty and his friends must put on their own version of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet". This episode was written by Roger Stennett and Glenn Leopold and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Sweep wants to go back in time to the Wild West via the trapdoor, but once he and the rest of the gang get there, they encounter a criminal named "Filthy Ted" and Sooty tries to sort him out. This episode was written by Jimmy Hibbert and Chris Trengove and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Scampi builds a robot so that he doesn't have to clean up the theatre in time for Katarina's theatre group, but unfortunately, the robot goes haywire and the gang has to stop it. This episode was written by Jimmy Hibbert and Chris Trengove and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

When the gang stops by an ancient wishing well, Scampi tosses a coin into it and wishes them that they are back in the medieval times. Once the wish becomes true, they encounter Sir Oswald the Merciless, who engages Sooty into a brawl. This episode was written by Roger Stennett and Glenn Leopold and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Sooty and his friends decide they want to take a sporting holiday in Switzerland, but the magic trapdoor takes them to Egypt. Despite some trouble, the gang still has fun and return home where Katarina will not believe a word they say. This episode was written by Roger Stennett and Glenn Leopold and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Sooty and the gang find themselves being chased by a howling monster on the moors of Scotland. This episode was written by Roger Stennett and Glenn Leopold and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Soo, Sweep, and Scampi are floating away in Captain Fogbound's hot air balloon and it's down to Sooty to rescue them. This episode was written by Jimmy Hibbert and Chris Trengove and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Sooty, Sweep, Soo, and Scampi fancy a holiday to the Arctic to get away from the heatwave. The magic trap door has other ideas and transports the gang to a desert, where they accidentally join the French legionaries. This episode was written by Jimmy Hibbert and Chris Trengove and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Sooty and the gang decide to spend a day at the beach, but Sweep and Soo are captured by the villainous Captain Neecap in his submarine. This episode was written by Jimmy Hibbert and Chris Trengove and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Sooty and the gang travel to the Himalayas to have tea with the Abominable Snowman, but all they can find when they get to his cave is a very hairy snowball. This episode was written by Roger Stennett and Glenn Leopold and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Katarina asks Sooty and the gang to get rid of a mouse, named Morris, who is roaming around the stage and hungry after hibernating since the Victorian era. Morris turns out to be harmless, and becomes friends with Sooty and the gang. This episode was written by Roger Stennett and Glenn Leopold and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Katarina is upset that she never gets to go on Sooty and the gang's adventures, so Scampi decides to take her to a theme park on the planet Jupiter. But when she has a ride on a rollercoaster, it breaks down and she ends up speeding around the track! This episode was written by Jimmy Hibbert and Chris Trengove and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.

Sooty and his friends are on the roof of the theatre having a nighttime picnic. Sooty and Soo are looking at the stars, when Soo spots a shooting star. Later, during their picnic, Soo thinks that she sees another shooting star, but it is actually an alien spaceship, and the gang get abducted by the aliens inside. This episode was written by Roger Stennett and Glenn Leopold and directed by Jon Doyle and Bruno Branchi.