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Status: Returning Series
First Aired: June 20, 1950
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 39
Networks: BBC One
Genres: Kids

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Andy Pandy(1950)

TMDB Rating: 6.7 (3 votes)

Overview

Andy Pandy is a British children's television series that premiered on BBC TV in June or July 1950. Originally live, a series of 13 filmed programmes was shown until 1970, when a new coloured series was made. The show was the basis for a comic strip of the same name in the children's magazine Robin.

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Season 1 (1950)

26 episodes • 1950

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Tea Party	Jun 20, 1950
2	Presents	Jun 27, 1950
3	Music	Jul 4, 1950
4	Hand Bells	Jul 11, 1950
5	ABC	Jul 18, 1950
6	Bricks	Jul 25, 1950
7	Playing School	Aug 1, 1950
8	Play Shops	Aug 8, 1950
9	Leaning House	Aug 15, 1950
10	Pram	Aug 22, 1950
11	Farm	Aug 29, 1950
12	Garden	Sep 5, 1950
13	Wall and Tortoise	Sep 12, 1950
14	Turtles	Sep 19, 1950
15	Boats	Sep 26, 1950
16	Paddling Pool	Oct 3, 1950
17	Horse and Fish	Oct 10, 1950
18	Bird and Butterfly	Oct 17, 1950
19	Rabbits	Oct 24, 1950
20	Kittens	Oct 31, 1950
21	Kings and Queens	Nov 7, 1950
22	Jack in the Box	Nov 14, 1950
23	The Cart	Nov 21, 1950
24	Swing	Nov 28, 1950
25	Train Station	Dec 5, 1950
26	Airport	Dec 12, 1950

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Season 2 (1970)

13 episodes • 1970

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Andy Pandy's House	Jan 5, 1970
2	Hobby Horses	Jan 12, 1970
3	Scooters	Jan 19, 1970
4	Trampoline	Jan 26, 1970
5	Jack-in-the-Box	Feb 2, 1970
6	A Wall and a Hedgehog	Feb 9, 1970
7	Cleaning the House	Feb 16, 1970
8	Tricycle	Feb 23, 1970
9	Looby Loo Has a Cold	Mar 2, 1970
10	The Jeep	Mar 9, 1970
11	Tea Party	Mar 16, 1970
12	Red Engine	Mar 23, 1970
13	Sailing Boats	Mar 30, 1970

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