The Best Episodes of The Raggy Dolls Season 9

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   #1 - Off on a Honeymoon

   S9:E110/11/1994

   Newlyweds Mr. Grimes and Cynthia Popplethwaite go on their honeymoon. The Raggy Dolls, feeling very proud of Mr. Grimes after his marriage, decide to follow the couple inside their suitcase.

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   #2 - A Mediterranean Cruise

   S9:E210/18/1994

   After arriving in Spain via cruise liner, Princess is captured by a monkey. It's up to the Raggy Dolls to save her before heading back to the cruise liner with the help of some seagulls.

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   #3 - Stormy Weather

   S9:E310/25/1994

   The Raggy Dolls decide to make a paddling pool to swim in until a storm arrives.

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   #4 - When in Rome

   S9:E411/1/1994

   After arriving in Italy, the Raggy Dolls try to help an Italian alley cat by finding its lost kitten.

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   #5 - Just a Minotaur

   S9:E511/8/1994

   While visiting an ancient temple in Greece, leaving crisps and peanuts for a trail, the Raggy Dolls find a lizard who knows the way out of the temple, until it is revealed that the "Minotaur" is only just Mr. Grimes carrying a bicycle thanks to one of Back-To-Front's pranks.

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   #6 - The Eyes of Rami

   S9:E611/15/1994

   While on a trip to Egypt, the Raggy Dolls are tricked by a scorpion, until they meet an Egyptian princess doll named Shehabi, who helps them find emeralds for the eyes of a princess statue named Rami, before it magically sends them back home to the Reject bin.

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   #7 - Elephants do Forget

   S9:E711/22/1994

   The Raggy Dolls and Mr. Marmalade help a baby elephant by trying to remember everything and scaring it with a help of a mouse caught by Mr. Marmalade.

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   #8 - What's the Time?

   S9:E812/6/1994

   The Raggy Dolls try to help Sad Sack try to remember the time.

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   #9 - The Russian Doll

   S9:E912/13/1994

   Natasha, a Russian nesting doll of seven in the care of Mrs Grimes, becomes friends with the Raggy Dolls, Rupert the Roo, and Old Edward.

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    #10 - Bored

    S9:E1012/20/1994

    Rupert the Roo is bored of talking to Natasha and Old Edward, so he decides to join the Raggy Dolls on a boat ride. They discover a film crew, along with some famous actors and actresses, filming a scene for a film on the bridge of the water pond. As they see Rupert, one of the actors throws him over the bridge and later on, Rupert finds out that he is not bored anymore. Series finale.

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