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- Promo-video for Five Star's 1987 single "Stay Out of My Life", the fifth release from their million-selling second album "Silk &Steel", shows the group all dressed in red sequined outfits, performing the song in what appears to be a large studio, inter-cut with tracking shots of street scenes, with individual group members walking along, and the footage of the studio performance being projected onto the walls of the buildings they pass.
- Promotional video for Five Star's 1988 single "Let Me Be Yours", depicting the band members separately preparing to go out for the evening with their respective dates, inter-cut with each member singing to the camera at different points of the song, as well as a medium close-up of a silhouetted saxophone player during the instrumental solo. The final sequences shows each member meeting up with their date, just east of London's South Bank (with Tower Bridge in the background), and finishes with a smiling elderly couple in the same spot, with the song's title being superimposed over the lower half of the final shot.
- Dawn and Jennifer are ready to launch their new show, with music from Raw Sex, variety from Madame and the Hot Hoofers, and special musical guest Alison Moyet. There's also appearances from the make-up ladies, and wardrobe ladies, Annie and Jean. Sketches feature some obnoxious schoolgirls winding up their teacher, and some scene stealing secretaries on "Sports Report". Plus some special post-end credit trailers for "EastEnders", "Ramba" and "Dawn Dares".
- Dawn and Jennifer continue with the second episode their show, with Jen attempting some spectacular daredevil stunts that Dawn is more than happy to just introduce. Plus Madame gets to sing a duet with special guest Roy Castle, as well as more contributions from Raw Sex and the Hot Hoofers. Sketches include "It's Great!" (which includes a special preview of the new video from "The Bangles"), The Extras, and "The Brand New Avengers".
- Dawn and Jennifer present some birth based performance art this week, as well as welcoming their guest, actress Julie T. Wallace to the show. Although Jen cannot keep her disappointment of the fact that Julie Walters is not their guest a secret, culminating in some serious friction during the celebrity interview spot. We meet the Fat Blokes, who discuss their love of the beautiful English Roses seen on page 3 of The Sun; Dawn gets some fan mail; Spirit-O-Rama presents spiritual medium Gypsy Cup of Tea; and we meet synchronised swimmers Lindsey and Tracy McDonald, who demonstrate their stunning poolside routine.
- Dawn and Jennifer get their ratings results in and are concerned that they only have twelve viewers when there were expecting at least fourteen. A visit to the Director of Programmes is in order to see if he's found out and if so can they persuade him to keep them on? Plus a special treat in the form of the variety act extraordinaire "The Manopazzi Sisters". Sketches include Juliet Bravo send up "Bravo Bravo", and the Background Artists appear in "Carmen".
- It appears the show has been cancelled and the studio closed, while Madame and the Hot Hoofers have walked out. Dawn and Jennifer however refuse to accept the situation and, after some stealthy intervention, decide to set up in the Blue Peter studio, where they are joined by Raw Sex and special guest Jools Holland. Sketches include Fashion with Mari and Terri, special tips for dealing with "The Curse", and the Background Artists are on the set of a WWI hospital.
- Dawn and Jennifer are back on air due to "overwhelming popular demand", it is however only for one last episode. Jealous of Dawn's idea to give presents to all the crew for the last show, Jen steals them and gives them out as her own gifts. Dawn exacts her revenge by locking her in the toilets and taking over the show, but will she be able to cope with the wrath of Jen once released? Meanwhile, special guest Joan Armatrading gets a bit lost and relies on Madame to point her in the right direction. Sketches include Jane's Lecture and the Return of Carrie Broadway.
- Dawn arrives to deliver Jennifer's hamburgers for lunch, but due to having lost her leg bones Jen is unable to get up to let her in. Fortunately Dawn has a plan. Also, a casual chat about weekend plans at the bus stop turns into some some serious advice on contraception; Squeeze perform "853-5937"; Raw Sex advertise their services; and "Arts Review" sees Joan Bakewell meet the uncompromising artistic duo, Muriel and Maddie. Plus some very special dance breaks, courtesy of the 1950s, '60s and '70s.
- This week Dawn and Jennifer introduce their new Cable channel, featuring some in depth talk on women's things, some weather reports, a splash of royal news, and Dawn opens up about her dead rabbit. Plus a special performance from Peters and Lee; the Fat Blokes settle down to watch "Miss World"; we see a working morning in the life of two hotel chambermaids; the Background Artists appear in Toyah's new video; and we meet Prima Ballerinas, Natalia and Margot.
- Dawn and Jennifer have moved into the removal business, and this week will be attempting to move a concert pianist out of his flat and into his new place in less than a 100 trips. Plus "Fred and Friends" sees a special tribute to Fred Astaire, hosted by none other than Katharine Hepburn, and including a very special appearance by Ginger Rogers; We meet two women who will stop at nothing in their love of fur; Raw Sex and special musical guest Kirsty MacColl perform "Trains and Boats and Planes"; Mavis Nicholson gives us a peek into the bodybuilding world when she talks to Eva, coach to two glorious specimens, Beth and Katrina; Jackie and Leanne plan their holiday in meticulous detail; and the Farton Sisters - Polly, Stella and Baby Sue - appear onstage. Plus some lascivious builders on the job.
- Dawn and Jennifer poke fun at Network Youth TV, this includes a special appearance from Pet Shop Boys. We follow Karen and Sharon on their geography field trip; there is "The London Experience"; the Fat Blokes are down the pub; Jen attempts to teach Dawn (who has picked up a new obsession with Thora Hird) some new languages; there's face pulling and a touch of Wagon Wheel envy in the playground. We also get to witness the filming of a new cat food commercial.
- This week Dawn and Jennifer go potholing, but things don't go quite as they'd hoped. Plus we meet Valerie and Donna Wilson, winners of the Young Sportswoman of the Year award, who demonstrate their acrobatic skills; there's some underground music from The Proclaimers; we meet Doreena "Memphis" Petherbridge, who shares her story of how she met and became mother to the love children of Elvis Presley; Raw Sex have a musical challenge; and Jan tries to hold a dinner party for her husband John and friends Susie and Richard, but unfortunately her neuroses keep getting in the way.
- This week sees Jennifer in hospital, putting her complete trust in Dr French to give her a new nose, although the final results she may find to be a bit too Lulu; Dawny Seymour gives us her "Guide to a Romantic Life"; Raw Sex give us a hospital based rendition of "Mambo Italiano"; the Background Artists meet June Whitfield; "That's Hollywood!" features special contributions from Elizabeth Taylor, Doris Day, Liza Minnelli, and an especially leggy Cyd Charisse. Plus Dawn and Jen perform a special end of series version of "The Way We Were".
- It's over to Wayne Sleep Manor where Batman (Jennifer) and his trusted sidekick Bobbin (Dawn) must put a stop to the evildoings of the Krankies in a send up of the beloved superhero franchise, also featuring Butler Jeeves and the obligatory love interest. Plus, Dawn is having another of those Sophia Loren days; The Wenches from Ye Olde Shakespearean Elizabethan times have gone into catering; Terry and Daniel give Kate Moss the Monroe treatment; and Abby and Sophie attempt to guide their respective children through some artistic and culinary endeavours.
- Fairy Dawn delivers Jennifer's one Christmas card and is hoping to stay for Christmas dinner. But is there anything she wants to eat that isn't chocolate? Plus a spot of dancing, 1920s style; the Fat Blokes get home from the pub just in time for the Queen's Speech; Dawn and Jen settle down for the vintage Christmas movie; a spot of Irish jigging; Alison Moyet and her super-talented backing singers perform "Ding Dong Merrily on High"; an advertisement for "Stupid" hair product; a continually carping mother watches TV with her daughter; a touch of 1980s acid house; the Background Artists take a break on the set of "The Last Temptation of Christ"; and VIBE profiles Lananeeneenoonoo, the most popular and successful girl group of all times.
- Jennifer is Dr. Quimn, the physician always there to help those in need, joined by Dawn as her faithful Fanny. Plus Dawn steps out again with Kate Moss; Dawn and Jen celebrate music in adverts; "Star Crossed lovers" tells both the Ken and Emma story and the Claudia and David story; Two Devonshire ladies discuss (and argue) about their trip to Plymouth to see the Three Tenors; the teenage bedroom girls discuss going raving; and we meet two incredibly well spoken art gallery assistants.
- Dawn and Jennifer are "just two little girls" who love the spotlight, as this week they channel Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe from their Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) days. Plus, we encounter three frustrated actresses in their dressing room as they struggle to understand why nobody knows "what the hell is going on"; Ken and Duane are having trouble following Ralph McTell's book 100 Easy Tunes for Guitar which leads to a fantasy courtroom sequence featuring the cream of British guitar talent; There's live laughs at the Comedy Cavern with Beth ("get outta the pool") Weinblatt; Kirsty McColl performs "Still life moves on"; Two young lads enjoy a beer and potting pool while discussing their weekend plans; and in "Modern Mother and Daughter", eccentric and fun loving Adrianna is hounding her very sensible daughter as to her life choices.
