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The Rhyme Rocket: Episode 17: Toys

Children's: Entertainment & Comedy

Episode 17

Episode 17: Toys

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The crew gather rhymes to fuel their rocket, including a poem by Paul Cookson.

Children's poetry series. When they detect rhyming signals coming from Rhyme Recruits about to perform a poem in Salford, the team blast off to join them.

The crew of the Rhyme Rocket have one mission: to collect poems from around the universe, one rhyme at a time. 

When they detect rhyming signals coming from Rhyme Recruits about to perform a poem in Salford, the team blast off to join them. As they zoom through the universe of words they gather rhymes to fuel their rocket, including a poem by Paul Cookson. 

When they get to Earth, Professor Poet and Officer Ditty beam down to perform the poem with the Rhyme Recruits.

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Children's series. The crew of the Rhyme Rocket collect poems from around the universe.

Children's poetry series. The crew of the Rhyme Rocket have one mission: to collect poems from around the universe, one rhyme at a time.

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