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Lunar Jim

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Children's: Entertainment & Comedy

Pre-school animation. Lunar Jim lives in Moonaluna and enjoys extraterrestrial adventures

Pre-school stop-frame animation. Lunar Jim lives in Moonaluna and enjoys extraterrestrial adventures with his friends Ripple and Eco, the robots Ted and Jim, and Pixel the main computer

Lunar Jim: Force Field Trampoline

10/05/2006

Force Field Trampoline

CBeebies - Lunar Jim, Force Field Trampoline

An amazing lunar gem that emits a magnetic field is discovered, making the robots bounce.

Preschool animation with Lunar Jim and friends, who live on a moon in the Milky Way. An amazing lunar gem is discovered that makes robots bounce around.

Preschool stop-frame animation about Lunar Jim, who lives on the second-to-last moon of the Milky Way. Jim, Rover the robotic dog, space mechanic Ripple, space farmer Eco, Ted the clumsy robot and Pixel the main computer all enjoy extraterrestrial adventures. 

An amazing lunar gem is discovered that emits a magnetic field, making the robots bounce around whenever they get close. The gems prove to be the ideal solution when the supply pod is headed for a crash landing.

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