A budding writer arrives for a job at a TV station, where boss Crystal Clear puts him to work on the weather report. Among the regulars, presenters Frank and Daisy get the show off to a sentence-perfect start, Lloyd Stickler hosts the gameshow 'Wordpower', and Punk T Waite introduces spellings with a difference.

An early morning verb workout.

Punk collects nouns for the gameshow 'Wordpower' but finds himself in trouble with PC Parrot. And there's a surprise in store when the mysterious Desmond Cheesegrater stands in for the regular LRTV chef.

Frank and Daisy describe their experiences on the island of Costa Lot, but seem to have differing opinions on the same holiday. Meanwhile, contestants play the opposites game on 'Wordpower', and CC sets the writing unit the task of creating a soap opera.

Frank tries his hand at sports presenting, but needs help with his adverbs. Lester steps in as storyteller Uncle Rory on 'Children's Story' and becomes tongue-tied when Vin and Virn mix up his speech marks.

It is the station's 20th birthday and Mona is working on the invitations.

Preparations are under way for LRTV's 20th birthday celebrations.

Introducing the characters Eyes, Ears and Brain, with their tips on tackling spelling.

The Ears spell 'remember', and the Brains break little words out of big words.

The Eyes are faced with double-letter words, and the team get together for some community singing.

Eyes, Ears, and Brain deal with suffixes, prefixes and plural words ending in Y. (Year 3, Programme 1)

This programme focuses on comparatives, superlatives, suffixes and apostrophes. (Year 3, Programme 2)

This programme focuses on long and short vowels, past tense endings and suffixes. (Year 4, Programme 1)

This programme focuses on prefixes, suffixes and possessive apostrophes. (Year 4, Programme 2)

Eyes, Ear and Brain deal with plural words with different endings and hard and soft 'c'. (Year 5, Programme 1)

Eyes, Ears and Brain deal with homophones, silent 'e' endings and the 'i before e' rule. (Year 5, Programme 2)

Characters Eyes, Ears and Brain are revising the spelling rules, which include doubling consonants, changing y to i and plural nouns. (Year 6, Programme 1)

Eyes, Ears and Brain review prefixes and suffixes, words with a final silent e and the use of apostrophes. (Year 6, Programme 2)