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The fifth incarnation of 'The Sooty Show' sees Richard, Sooty, Sweep and Soo start a new job as handymen at a seaside holiday park.
Episode 6 : Just Desserts
October. 08,2018
The gang open an ice cream parlour with disastrous results.
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Episode 5 : Jurassic Lark
October. 01,2018
Sooty's time machine accidentally transports the gang back to the land of the dinosaurs.
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Episode 4 : Wild Wild West
September. 24,2018
It's cowboy festival time at Slaters but the actor playing Big Bad Pete has not turned up for the water pistol shootout.
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Episode 3 : Who's Got Talent
September. 17,2018
Sweep takes singing and dancing lessons from Steps star Faye Tozer - but will he be good enough to win Mr Slater's talent show?
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Episode 2 : Wash and Wax
September. 10,2018
Sooty and the gang are put in charge of a new car wash and hair salon. Their first customer is none other than Hollywood film star Betty Diva, but will the celeb be happy with the service?
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Episode 1 : The Garden Party
September. 03,2018
The gang prepare Mr Slater's stately home for a lavish garden party. But with changing weather and a broken statue, can Sooty's magic save the day?
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