| Episode | First Broadcast | Repeated | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 20070722 | 20070726 | In 1947 Sir Billy Butlin opened a holiday camp on the north Wales coast, near Pwllheli. At its peak 300,000 people a year spent their annual break here, looked after by an ever-smiling gang of Redcoats. Sixty years on, Ruth Madoc says 'Hi-de-Hi!' and tells the story of the former naval-training establishment that won its place in people's hearts. |
| 20070726 | In 1947 Sir Billy Butlin opened a holiday camp on the north Wales coast, near Pwllheli. At its peak 300,000 people a year spent their annual break here, looked after by an ever-smiling gang of Redcoats. Sixty years on, Ruth Madoc says 'Hi-de-Hi!' and tells the story of the former naval-training establishment that won its place in people's hearts. | ||
| 02 LAST | 20070908 | 20070913 | In this history of Butlins in Pwllheli, Ruth Madoc finds out about the rules and regulations of being a redcoat, and hears how romance flourished in the camp, including an unexpected marriage proposal. |