The Raggy Dolls - Season 2

An American artist, Andre G. Hamburger needs inspiration for his new work and takes Dotty and Back-to-Front. Only when Hi-Fi rescues them, do they end up making his art even more famous.

Claude teaches the Raggy Dolls French. At first, Princess tries, then the rest of the Raggy Dolls except Sad Sack, who thought it is silly until he comes across a troubled French doll in an apple tree.

The Raggy Dolls find a Swan in distress one cold winter's night and decide to help it.

Mr Grimes's nephews come to visit him for the weekend and cause problems not just for him, but for the Raggy Dolls as well.

The Raggy Dolls were having a Sports Day, and everyone is enjoying it, except for poor Sad Sack.

The Raggy Dolls help to repair a doll that they find thrown away at the dump.

Mr Grimes is running out of ideas, and it is up to the Raggy Dolls to find some more, in order to keep his business running.

Mr Grimes goes to the seaside for his holiday, and the Raggy Dolls follow.

Princess feels like she is not royal enough, so the Raggy Dolls dress her up in royalty and give her a royal tour around the countryside, but things do not go according to plan when her coronet is stolen by a magpie and a fierce bull sees her red dress.

Claude gets himself into trouble, when he went after Onion soup, made by Florrie, and ends up being put inside a saucepan.

Dotty decides that the dolls should move to a new home. But when night falls and a storm takes place, she climbs inside a tree to shelter. When the other Raggy Dolls hear she is in trouble, they build a raft and set off to the rescue.

After giving a baby mouse some of their picnic food, the Raggy Dolls tell it where they got it. The next day, the factory is overtaken by a huge hoard of mice, and they now have to find a way on getting rid of them.

The Raggy Dolls sail on a toy boat and end up lost at sea. They reach a beach which Claude thinks is France, and camp there before sailing back home. In the end, Dotty discovers they were on an island in the middle of the sea.