For the shop that sells Keith Haring art, see Pop Shop.
Carrie and David's Popshop is a children's musical television series aired on CBeebies, originally broadcast in 2008. It is presented by celebrity vocal coaches Carrie Grant and David Grant, with their pet dog Riff, puppeteered by Dave Chapman, and produced by BBC Scotland. Repeats originally finished on 28 October 2011, but an episode was aired to celebrate the channel's tenth birthday on 11 February 2012.[2] Repeats returned on 7 September 2013[3] and repeats ended again in 2015.
Carrie and David took off the show by acting out a music-related situation that usually ends in them giving the viewer (behind the camera) an object. Then a warm-up song is sung. A child or children would then come into the popshop and ask for a song for a certain purpose (e.g. to skip going to bed or to get their dad to dance) then Carrie and David would have an idea (We're getting the feeling!) and sing a song asking what genre of music they want their song to be sung in. The customer would then leave awaiting their pod (see below). Unlike most current CBeebies programmes, Carrie & David wear the same clothes in every episode.
Then Carrie and David's dog Riff would 'prepare the zone' and sing a song about setting the equipment up. Carrie and David would expand their idea, come up with lyrics and decide what instruments to use, during which the object that the viewer was given earlier usually comes into use. Carrie and David then perform the song they have come up with and Riff records it on a pod. Riff hands the pod to the viewer who gives the pod to the original customer. When they open the pod stars come out and the video of their song comes out. They dance and sing along. The actors were used to play other parts in other episodes (i.e. brothers, sisters or relatives.) This is why so few actors were used in the production of Series 1 and 2. Most of the actors were Scottish and sourced from auditions nationwide.
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For the shop that sells Keith Haring art see Pop Shop Carrie and David s Popshop is a children s musical television series aired on CBeebies originally broadcast in 2008 It is presented by celebrity vocal coaches Carrie Grant and David Grant with their pet dog Riff puppeteered by Dave Chapman and produced by BBC Scotland Repeats originally finished on 28 October 2011 but an episode was aired to celebrate the channel s tenth birthday on 11 February 2012 2 Repeats returned on 7 September 2013 3 and repeats ended again in 2015 Carrie and David s PopshopGenreChildren s MusicPresented byCarrie Grant and David GrantNo of episodes30ProductionRunning time20 minutesProduction companyBBC Scotland 1 Original releaseNetworkCBeebiesRelease18 February 2008 02 18 28 March 2008 2008 03 28 Contents 1 Overview 2 Songs 3 Ratings 4 Series 1 2008 5 References 6 External linksOverview editCarrie and David took off the show by acting out a music related situation that usually ends in them giving the viewer behind the camera an object Then a warm up song is sung A child or children would then come into the popshop and ask for a song for a certain purpose e g to skip going to bed or to get their dad to dance then Carrie and David would have an idea We re getting the feeling and sing a song asking what genre of music they want their song to be sung in The customer would then leave awaiting their pod see below Unlike most current CBeebies programmes Carrie amp David wear the same clothes in every episode Then Carrie and David s dog Riff would prepare the zone and sing a song about setting the equipment up Carrie and David would expand their idea come up with lyrics and decide what instruments to use during which the object that the viewer was given earlier usually comes into use Carrie and David then perform the song they have come up with and Riff records it on a pod Riff hands the pod to the viewer who gives the pod to the original customer When they open the pod stars come out and the video of their song comes out They dance and sing along The actors were used to play other parts in other episodes i e brothers sisters or relatives This is why so few actors were used in the production of Series 1 and 2 Most of the actors were Scottish and sourced from auditions nationwide The show was produced by Nigel P Harris for BBC Scotland The musical director is Andrew McCrorie Shand who did the music for earlier programmes like Tots TV and Teletubbies and Rosie and Jim Songs editAll songs are written by the Grants In a typical programme the following songs will feature Theme song Warm up song usually Bounce Bounce Warm Up Your Voice or Music Voices Is It This Or Is It That Riff s song In relation to his job in the popshop The customer s chosen songRatings editThis section does not cite any sources Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed May 2014 Learn how and when to remove this message Episode no Airdate Total viewers 1 18 February 2008 441 000 2 19 February 2008 425 000 3 20 February 2008 330 000 4 21 February 2008 568 000 5 22 February 2008 410 000 6 25 February 2008 468 000 7 26 February 2008 342 000 8 27 February 2008 398 000 9 28 February 2008 440 000 10 29 February 2008 364 000 11 3 March 2008 345 000 12 4 March 2008 342 000 13 5 March 2008 459 000 14 6 March 2008 203 000 15 7 March 2008 315 000 16 10 March 2008 494 000 17 11 March 2008 523 000 18 12 March 2008 415 000 19 13 March 2008 479 000 20 14 March 2008 337 000 21 17 March 2008 390 000 22 18 March 2008 402 000 23 19 March 2008 425 000 24 20 March 2008 447 000 25 21 March 2008 316 000 26 24 March 2008 414 000 27 25 March 2008 426 000 28 26 March 2008 381 000 29 27 March 2008 375 000 30 28 March 2008 426 000Series 1 2008 edit1 I Love to Sing Customer Sophie Persephone Bell 2 I m a Winner Customer Leah Gemma Dodsworth 3 The World Gets Bigger Customer Aran Dylan Bocking 4 How Am I Gonna Wake You Up Customers Ruth amp Molly Sofie amp Serena Gill 5 Don t Wanna Go to Bed Customers Eloise amp Emily Katie Davie amp Katie Bird Tommy 6 Side to Side Customer Megan Annie Pearson 7 Rain Customer Shannon Bethan Kent 8 Kite Customer Ash Krishna Odedra 9 The Dream Team Customer Max Andrew Vettraino 10 Tick Tock Customer Kirsty Casey Dowling 11 Are Stars Magic Customer Oliver John Bell 12 I ve Lost My Smile Customer Adam Luke Sanderson 13 On Safari Customer Laura Lucy Currie 14 No One s You Customer Anna Mairi Shaw 15 Scary Music Customers Zak amp Lewis Luke Davies amp Alex Goodchild 16 No Longer Grumpy Customer Ailsa Amelia Hewitt 17 I Like Being Me Customer Ben Joe Slater 18 Yum Yum Yum Customer Luke Adam Jolly 19 Until the End of Time Customer Jack Samuel Edwards 20 Fly Away Customers Rashmi amp Courtney Abirami Vijayan amp Sophie Reid 21 I Want a New Story Customer Alicia Demi Mae Yip 22 Sorry Customer Chloe Erin Towers Burns 23 New Home for Me Customer Matt Michael Kelly 25 I Wanna Thank You Customer Ryan Markus Person 26 My Washing Song Customer Tyler Cian Cheesbrough 27 School is Cool Customer Liam William Ritchie 28 United Customer Muddasir Mubeen Zafar 29 Make Time for Sharing Customer Todd Joe Gardner 30 Make Some Noise Customer Dylan Mark WoodReferences edit CBeebies unveils preschooler first BBC CBeebies Programmes Schedule Saturday 11 February 2012 Archived from the original on 6 February 2012 Retrieved 20 December 2016 BBC CBeebies Schedules Saturday 7 September 2013 Archived from the original on 12 September 2013 Retrieved 20 December 2016 External links editCarrie and David s Popshop at BBC Online nbsp Carrie and David s Popshop at the CBeebies Website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Carrie and David 27s Popshop amp oldid 1224037760, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
