Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: November 1, 1993
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 78
Networks: Nine Network
Genres: Comedy, Family

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Ship to Shore(1993)

TMDB Rating: 2.0 (1 votes)

Overview

Ship to Shore is an Australian children's television series devised by David Rapsey and written by Glenda Hambly, John Rapsey, Mary Morris, Everett de Roche, Jon Stephens and others. The program was shown on the ABC and Channel 9 in Australia, on YTV in Canada, and briefly on Nickelodeon in the United States.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Horns Of Dilemma	Nov 1, 1993
2	Count Me Out	Nov 3, 1993
3	Wild Child	Nov 3, 1993
4	The Great Escape	Nov 4, 1993
5	Presumed Guilty	Nov 5, 1993
6	Good Vibrations	Nov 11, 1993
7	Missing In Action	Nov 9, 1993
8	Backward Messages	Nov 10, 1993
9	Money For Jam Jars	Nov 11, 1993
10	Rites Of Salvage	Nov 17, 1993
11	Herstory	Nov 18, 1993
12	Worthy Opponents (1)	Nov 19, 1993
13	Worthy Opponents (2)	Nov 22, 1993
14	Read About It	Nov 23, 1993
15	The Iceman Cometh	Nov 24, 1993
16	Wild One	Nov 25, 1993
17	Full Speed Reverse	Dec 1, 1993
18	Casanova The Second	Dec 2, 1993
19	The Joker Is Wild	Dec 8, 1993
20	Teacher's Pet	Dec 10, 1993
21	To Catch A Spy	Dec 13, 1993
22	Nest Egg	Dec 15, 1993
23	Gone Crazy	Dec 17, 1993
24	The Curse Of The Carreo De Azia	Dec 20, 1993
25	Greed Rules, OK?	Dec 21, 1993
26	The Devil You Know	Dec 22, 1993

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Season 2

26 episodes • 1994

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Stranger Than Fiction	Sep 26, 1994
2	Enter The Doc	Sep 27, 1994
3	Tour De Circle	Sep 28, 1994
4	Myth & Magic	Oct 3, 1994
5	The Gaol Tree	Oct 4, 1994
6	The Maltese Falcon	Oct 5, 1994
7	Going Overboard	Oct 10, 1994
8	Flotsam & Jetsam	Oct 11, 1994
9	Call Me Irresistible	Oct 12, 1994
10	All At Sea	Oct 17, 1994
11	The Science Project	Oct 18, 1994
12	Big Day Out	Oct 19, 1994
13	Aussie Holiday	Oct 24, 1994
14	Banana Republic	Oct 25, 1994
15	Them Bones	Oct 26, 1994
16	Follow The Leader	Oct 31, 1994
17	Going For Gold	Nov 1, 1994
18	Marty Goes Solo	Nov 2, 1994
19	Ruthless Young People	Nov 7, 1994
20	The Dog Who Loved Me	Nov 8, 1994
21	The Old Folks At Home	Nov 9, 1994
22	A Matter Of Trust	Nov 14, 1994
23	Siege Perilous	Nov 15, 1994
24	A Work Of Art	Nov 16, 1994
25	Hook, Line & Stinker	Nov 21, 1994
26	Here Comes The Judge	Nov 22, 1994

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Season 3

26 episodes • TBA

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Base Material	TBA
2	Never Look A Gift Horse	Jan 1, 1996
3	Music To My Ears	Jan 1, 1996
4	The Snow Job	Jan 1, 1996
5	The Sun Ain't Gunna Shine	TBA
6	Murder Most Foul	Jan 1, 1996
7	No Pain, No Gain	Jan 1, 1996
8	Fins	Jan 1, 1996
9	The Secret Ingredient	Jan 1, 1996
10	The Best Laid Plans	Jan 1, 1996
11	Everything Comes Up Roses	TBA
12	Faint Heart Never Run	Jan 1, 1996
13	The Fat Lady Sings	Jan 1, 1996
14	Full Circle	Jan 1, 1996
15	Hello Sailor	Jan 1, 1996
16	My Kingdom For a Horse	Jan 1, 1996
17	Clothes Maketh The Band	TBA
18	Friday The Thirteenth	TBA
19	Big Red and the Mild Bunch	TBA
20	The End Of the World	TBA
21	Doctor Rock	TBA
22	Double Trouble	TBA
23	The Arabian Connection	TBA
24	Dial-A-Disaster	TBA
25	The Horse's Mouth	TBA
26	You Win Some	TBA

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