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Any episodes of You and Me from 1990/1991?

I didn'y know Thomas was going to be in Playdays. What a surprise and a good tribute to Britt Allcroft.

This is probably the most somber conclusion to a CBBC game show ever. Luckily, the show lasted for 2 more years: 1995 and 1996.

Holy moly, I used to watch this as a toddler. I'm so happy to revisit this episode

this shit was literally a fever dream

I don't remember that.....

Anyone know who "Eugene" is/was? I don't 'spose the episode where Peter "breaks his leg" which means Shane has to do Peter's job and ends up in the gunge himself!

I was 7 and a half years old when this aired, but I can still remember watching this so well. I loved Children's BBC back then. It is now a shadow of its former self in 2025, on the verge of possible closure.

Hi Ten Past Twelve I hope this message finds you well I’ve been really enjoying your uploads and want to thank you for all the effort you put into sourcing and sharing these treasures. I’m sorry if this comes across as demanding it’s not my intention but I was wondering if it might be possible for you to source and upload the episodes linked below. These are episodes of Playbus (Playground Stop): 1989-01-03 1989-01-10 1989-01-17 1989-01-24 1989-01-31 1989-02-07 1989-02-14 1989-02-28 1989-03-07 1989-03-14 1989-03-21 1989-03-28 1989-04-04 1989-04-11 Unfortunately none of these seem to be available on RUclips so I would be absolutely over the moon if you were able to upload them to your channel That said I completely understand if this isn’t possible or if it’s too much trouble Please don’t feel any pressure it’s just a hopeful request from a big fan of your work Thanks again for everything you do

Now that’s what I call “One day in the park”

Thanks for finally uploading this! such a rare episode :)

I'm curious where these episodes are being sourced from, the quailty is too good to be VHS and afew have been coming and going from YT recently...

Where are these kids now?

Viewers may be interested to see this Patch Stop episode too... ruclips.net/video/z_RkasWSP5E/видео.htmlsi=Plyfd_8k9_IA3MdF

Andi Peters keeping it real - top showbiz celebrities well i was rather hoping to see Bruce Willis or George Clooney..

Had this on vhs, I’m 27 and feel very lucky that I got to see these shows when I was younger. So much better than new kids tv

I volunteer on the real skarloy railway the one the rev w Audrey volunteer on

Love this episode When I was little I loved this one because it had Thomas

2:55 that looks like a German steam engine, why was it there in all places I wonder?

I find it episode BBC playdays the playground stop: Thomas the Tank Engine 1994 I’ve never thought see never before

You got anymore radio roo

Even the kids get it right calling them engines

Thomas the Tank Engine and Dave Benson Phillips made my childhood.

How did I miss that episode?

This episodes certainly had a boost recently ;)

lol. I can't believe it. I haven't seen this episode in over 30 years, but next to Shane having to do Peter's job (and ending up in the gunge, which John Eccleston and Bobby Davro never did) after he fakes breaking his leg, this is my favourite episode of RTR out of its entire run. Thank you very much. You've made a 39-year-old child incredibly happy, lol. I'd also love to know what the real position was on the future of RTR. There's hints of "this is the last RTR" to "we'll do plenty more". All I do know is, when John Eccleston was brought in, the first few months were horrendous. Most of the games never ended up with anyone in the gunge, same with Peter and the final, the magic was lost. It wouldn't be until Bobby Davro come in, in season 4 that the final and the games become what they were in the Shane Richie era. All I do know is, the Shane Richie years were the best but, I would love either Peter Simon or Shane Richie to do some sort of podcast where they speak about 'RTR'. It still seems so secretive. I'd love to know everything about it. How the gunge tanks were filled, how it was filmed. Thankyou again for uploading this amazing episode. If you ever come across the episode where Peter "breaks his leg" so Shane ends up in the gunge, i'd love to see it. I'm still baffled how you have these episodes and why the BBC allow these classics to sit on a shelf somewhere, doing nothing. Can you comment on how you got these, or not? If anyone did go on 'RTR, can you tell us how it all worked on the day?

The Thomas fandom are gonna love this.

I remember first watching this episode on CBBC around 2001 and it was during a time where Nick Jr. the channel that show Thomas was taken off broadband due to arguments so this was kind of a treat for me.

OMG, I didn't know that Nene Valley Railway appeared on Playdays!😱 Of all the times that I've been there, I never knew this!

Back when kids shows were kids shows

Wow the NVR has changed a lot! Before the station building at Wansford was built and I think that miniature railway at Ferry Medows has long gone. I used to love watching playdays. I fondly remember the Roundabout stop with Mr Jolly. This one aired the year I was born!

I’m amazed I don’t remember this episode as I used to watch Playdays almost religiously when I was a nipper

I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure there's a playdays episode that features Zoe Ball at Alton Towers.

You will be missed, Britt.

I’d have liked to see this if it was in the late 80s when I was little.

You would have to call this a visual time-capsule from 30 years ago, as Wansford and Ferry Meadows (misspelt as Perry Meadows in the credits) are now different to as they are now. Sadly the Ferry Meadows Miniature Railway doesn't have a steam locomotive.

I've been looking for this very episode Cheers for uploading it!

Do you have anymore rare Zzzap episodes please?

great episode so far. I don't think Sir Vincent was strong enough to pull a passenger train like the teacher mentioned. but I think he could probably pull or shunt a few troublesome trucks

I used to watch Playdays all the time before I went to school but I never saw this episode thanks for sharing this and it’s a fitting tribute to Britt Allcroft may she rest in peace 👍💙🚂😢

This is possibly the best episode of this show ever! 😊

This is such a lovely episode. Thank you so much ❤

Sir Vincent used to work at Leiston Works and it's really surprising to see Thomas on a show like this

FINALLY, I've been searching everywhere for this, I haven't seen this since the the 1st & only time when I was little, Thank You.