S2.E9 ∙ Pooty-Poot

A high school drama class bands together to save their school from a Japanese gang.

Based on a sketch that was in the Broadway hit "Ballyhoo", Eddie Foy Jr. is forced to join a nudist cult in order to win the girl he loves, Vera Marshe. He, especially when Vera is near, becomes somewhat distracted and being new to nudism has a hard time adapting. He grabs some foliage to conceal his lack of clothing---the only girl around that is wearing anything has on glasses--and his coverage turns out to be poison ivy, but he thinks love is causing his itch. Billy Hughes, of the Smith Brothers team and Ralph Sanford are also involved, as is singer Dorothy Dare.

The kids at the Dumping Ground plan a _"Children in Need" (1979)_ party, with the help of real-life celebrities, characters from other CBBC shows, and viewers at home.

After the death of Trudy, a centenarian, some lucrative land with an old house are left at the end of the village. That is convenient for the mayor (Pavel Kikincuk), who have designs on the land and want to build a used car lot there. But Trudy's descendant Adam (Jan Dolanský) decide that he likes the villa and he'll fix it up, even though it is supposedly haunted. The plot revolves around a man with a slightly unconventional and ambiguous name Petr Soustal (Lukás Langmajer), who comes to the village to become the priest. He has no idea what's awaiting him or what all he will have to resolve and for this reason a lot of humorous situations arise...

A tribute to the lives and careers of the Marx Brothers utilizing rare archival footage and personal interviews.

A rancher puts on a show to raise money so he can save his dude ranch from bankruptcy.