Look and Read - List of Look and Read Stories

List of Look and Read Stories

# Title Original airdates
01a "Bob and Carol Look for Treasure: The Lost Treasure" 9 January 1967 (1967-01-09) – 13 February 1967
Two children, Bob and Carol, search for clues to find a hidden treasure.
01b "Bob and Carol Look for Treasure: The Stolen Treasure" 20 February 1967 (1967-02-20) – 13 March 1967
Bob and Carol must follow clues left by the robbers of the treasure.
02 "Len and the River Mob" 15 January 1968 (1968-01-15) – 25 March 1968
Len Tanner, a young dock worker, begins to suspect that his boss and workmates are members of an infamous gang of thieves known as "The River Mob".
03 "The Boy from Space" 21 September 1971 (1971-09-21) – 30 November 1971
Helen and her brother Dan spot a light in the sky one night that they decide to investigate. Upon discovering a meteorite they meet a young alien child, who they name Peep-Peep. When the alien boy and his father are kidnapped it is up to the two children to follow a trail of clues to find their new friend.
04 "Joe and the Sheep Rustlers" 16 January 1973 (1973-01-16) – 27 March 1973
Joe, a shepherd boy, and his friend Jill decide to investigate the theft of some sheep from Castle Farm.
05 "Cloud Burst" 24 September 1974 (1974-09-24) – 3 December 1974
Whilst playing with a toy plane, Jenny Barber and her brother, Tim, meet a scientist, Ram Pandit, who is working on a secret invention. When Ram is kidnapped by rivals trying to get information on his work, it is up to the children to find them and stop his invention from falling into the wrong hands.
06 "The King's Dragon" 11 January 1977 (1977-01-11) – 22 March 1977
Billy West, a fisherman's grandson, discovers some threatening messages made up from newspaper cuttings. When he and a local journalist go to investigate, they discover that they are targeted at an archaeologist working at a local castle whose life is suddenly under threat because of the long lost local treasure; King Harold's golden armring known as "The King's Dragon".
07 "Sky Hunter" 19 September 1978 (1978-09-19) – 28 November 1978
Whilst on a boating holiday, three friends, Jackie, Butch and Trevor, must help stop the illegal theft and trading of birds in the area.
08 "The Boy From Space (1980)" 15 January 1980 (1980-01-15) – 25 March 1980
A reworking of the 1971 tale (above)
09 "Dark Towers" 22 September 1981 (1981-09-22) – 1 December 1981
When Tracy chases her dog into the mysterious Dark Towers, she becomes involved in a race to find the old house's hidden treasure.
10 "Fair Ground!" 11 January 1983 (1983-01-11) – 22 March 1983
Ozzie Watson loves the fair that comes to town at easter, but when a series of disturbances and crimes occur there it is up to him to solve the problem.
11 "Badger Girl" 18 September 1984 (1984-09-18) – 27 November 1984
Three city children go on holiday to the country. Whilst there they meet various people out on the moor, some of whom are involved in pony-rustling. It is up to them to work out who is involved and how to stop it.
12 "Geordie Racer" 12 January 1988 (1988-01-12) – 22 March 1988
"Spuggy" Hilton loves spending time at the local pigeon lofts. When he discovers secret messages being received by pigeon, he suspects Baz, a local pigeon trainer, of being involved in a series of local robberies. Spuggy and his friend Janie must link the clues to try to solve the case.
13 "Through The Dragon's Eye" 19 September 1989 (1989-09-19) – 28 November 1989
Three children, Jenny, Amanda and Scott, are painting a mural on a school wall. When a dragon in the painting winks at them they are pulled into the land of Pelamar. The children are asked by this magical world's inhabitants to help them gather together different parts of the mysterious "Veetacore" in order to save their home.
14 "Sky Hunter II" 14 January 1992 (1992-01-14) – 24 March 1992
A reworking of the 1978 tale (above)
15 "Earth Warp" 11 January 1994 (1994-01-11) – 22 March 1994
Three children, Martin, Amina and Jenny, befriend an alien named Ollie who they must help in his task of saving the local Southbeach from being destroyed due to pollution.
16 "Spywatch" 15 January 1996 (1996-01-15) – 25 March 1996
When Norman Starkey returns to the village where he was evacuated to during World War II, he recalls the adventures he had with his friends Dennis, Mary and Polly.
17 "Captain Crimson" 14 April 1997 (1997-04-14) – 9 June 1997
Jeff is a comic book artist whose most popular creation is the super hero Captain Crimson. When Jeff's son Tom and his friend Amy make up the ending to one of the comics it causes Captain Crimson to appear in the real world, forcing the two friends to find ways of hiding the hero whilst he goes on a series of adventures.
18 "The Legend of the Lost Keys" 12 January 1998 (1998-01-12) – 23 March 1998
Whilst on holiday, twins, Mark and Lisa, discover that their Uncle George is the guardian of an ancient box, which is a gateway to the world of Heritron. When the box is stolen by scientists, George worries that the evil leaders of Heritron are trying to break through to Earth and it's up to the twins to help get the box back.
19 "Zzaap and the Word Master" 16 January 2001 (2001-01-16) – 15 February 2001
Josie and Peter get transported into an educational computer game at their school. Once inside they discover that the game is being controlled by the evil Victor Virus who is intent on finding a way to take over the world. The Children, assisted in the real world by Simon and Frances, must stop Virus by completing the various levels of the game.
20 "Shadow Play" 1 March 2004 (2004-03-01) – 29 March 2004
Whilst on holiday, Ben discovers a Victorian diary written by a girl named Hester. He finds out what growing up was like in the nineteenth century and, as the story goes on, he becomes progressively more involved in Hester's situation.

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