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Halloween, cobwebs and kiwi fruit

Mel Giedroyc is in high spirits as she presents lots of Halloween fun.
Horror stories, exams and chocolate

Mel Giedroyc is in ghoulishly good form as she explores why we love horror stories.
Marbles, Kate Adie and Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber

Mel Giedroyc gets a guide to mastering the game of marbles.
Elephants, spiders and Dan Castellaneta

Mel Giedroyc is in finger-licking good form with a history of the doughnut.
Elephants, moss and Jamie Rix

Mel Giedroyc gets the giggles with hilarious children's writer Jamie Rix.
Parrots, playground fun and Swallows and Amazons

Mel Giedroyc looks forward to playtime for some made-up games.
Gold-mining and blind tourism

Mel Giedroyc uncovers the intricacies of finding your way round as a blind tourist.
Emma Thompson, one-man bands and Swallows and Amazons

Mel Giedroyc casts a curious eye over actress Emma Thompson's record collection.
Janet Ahlberg, camping food and archery

Mel Giedroyc celebrates the birthday of The Jolly Postman illustrator Janet Ahlberg.
Swallows and Amazons, snorkeling and the language of the sea

Mel Giedroyc gets her snorkel mask on to search the British coastline for coral.
101 Dalmatians, Star Jelly and guide dogs

Mel Giedroyc goes searching for glow worms and the mysterious Star Jelly.
101 Dalmatians and front-line dogs

Mel Giedroyc with the next chapter of 101 Dalmatians, read by Juliet Stevenson.
101 Dalmatians, Michael Rosen and the Russian Winnie the Pooh

Michael Rosen hunts down one of the best-loved creations of the Soviet era.
101 Dalmatians, Philip Pullman and WW1 teenage spies

Anthony Horowitz tells the story of teenage spies in the First World War.
101 Dalmatians, Steve Backshall and water voles

Mel Giedroyc with the first chapter of Dodie Smith's classic 101 Dalmatians.
Chocolate, cartoons and moustaches

Mel Giedroyc discovers why a chocolate factory helped the soldiers of World War One.
Croissants, cloud watching and curry

Mel savours how to make the perfect croissant and meets a man with his head in the clouds.
Harry Belafonte, blind waterspeed record holder and barefoot walking

Harry Belafonte shares his Inheritance Tracks, plus more Rooftoppers.
Pool frogs, polar bears and a royal dollhouse

Mel Giedroyc meets some pool frogs and takes a tour of a Queen's dollhouse.
Rooftoppers, Quentin Blake and creepy crawlies

Quentin Blake gives Mel a crash course in drawing and Mary Colwell visits an insect garden
Striped Pyjamas, Chris Riddell and Paul Merton

The finale of John Boyne's The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, as read by Anne Marie Duff.
Rudyard Kipling, Cressida Cowell and Michael Morpurgo

On National Poetry Day, Mel hears about Rudyard Kipling's World War One poetry.
The Jumblies, Fat Boy Slim and red squirrels

Mel goes on a hunt for red squirrels and Fatboy Slim reveals his Inheritance Tracks.
Geocaching, Brownies and Django Bates

Mel Giedroyc goes geocaching and celebrates 100 years of the Brownies.
Striped Pyjamas, stalking lynx and Philip Ardagh

Cameraman John Aitchison stalks a lynx and Philip Ardagh offers his two favourite books.
Concorde, bicycles and Tom Baker learning French

Tom Baker brushes up on his French and Mel remembers the golden age of Concorde.
Playground games, salutes and Sir Ranulph Fiennes

Mel Giedroyc learns if hopscotch and skipping still have a place in today's playground.
Crying, Neighbours and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa

Mel rummages through Kylie's wardrobe and Kiri Te Kanawa reveals her Inheritance Tracks.
Ant and Dec, video games and elephants

Ant and Dec reveal what makes them tick as a double act.
Midnight feasts, Coronation Street and striped pyjamas

Mel Giedroyc gorges on some of the fabulous food featured in classic children's literature

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