Stig of the Dump

Season 1 - Stig of the Dump

• Season 1 Episode 6: Going Home Barney and Danny race to the aid of an unwell Stig after hearing the quarry has been closed : but it appears they're too late when they discover the entrance has already been blocked up
• Season 1 Episode 5: Man of the Match PC Egerton discovers Barney, who has spent the night by himself in the cave. Meanwhile, the youngster is furious to learn Marjorie has written a petition demanding the council fill the quarry
• Season 1 Episode 4: Undercover Barney goes undercover to help foil a burglary at Miss Hardwick's house after a phoney television engineer calls, stealing her purse, jewellery and a clock : while Stig joins in the mystery with the help of a JCB digger. Later, Barney receives a warning from PC Egerton, prompting him to rush straight to the quarry with the intention of running away with his friend : but the caveman is nowhere to be seen
• Season 1 Episode 3: The Clean Boot Lou agrees to go on the local hunt with the gorgeous Nathan Pinchbeck, but he takes a fall and gets stranded on a rocky ledge during their date. Fortunately, Stig is out with his bow and arrow trying to find something tasty for dinner, and comes to the rescue. Children's drama, starring Thomas Sangster and Phyllida Law
• Season 1 Episode 2: The Snargets Barney continues to collect 'useful' things for Stig, causing his grandmother to worry about his behaviour. She persuades Robert to get to the bottom of the problem by following him, and a curious Danny also tags along behind. Meanwhile, Barney helps his new friend build a chimney for the cave, but returns later to find someone has destroyed it. Drama, starring Thomas Sangster and Phyllida Law
• Season 1 Episode 1: Over The Edge A boy goes to stay with his grandparents over the summer holidays and unexpectedly encounters a real-life caveman living on the local rubbish dump. The two exchange gifts of a watch and a flint knife, and soon establish a very unusual friendship. Children's drama, starring Geoffrey Palmer, Robert Tannion and Thomas Sangster