characters joined Cosmo and Dibs for the final two seasons, and the street market disappeared in favour of a brightly coloured domestic setting. in 1992, an independent production company, SFTV (the Production of BBC's Words and Pictures as well as the creators of CITV's The Funbox) took over and the final series of You and Me was produced by Sheila Fraser. Presenters The presenters who appeared were cast from a diverse range of age-groups and social and ethnic backgrounds; Annette Badland Michael Balfour Jeni Barnett Charubala Chokshi Tony Hughes (who played the part of Herbert The Handyman) Vicky Ireland Joe Barton (Puppeteer and voice of Duncan the Dragon) Isabelle Lucas Clive Mason also joined the cast for programmes relevant to the deaf community. Bill Owen Anton Phillips Christopher Lillicrap Harry Towb Frances Kay (Puppeteer and voice of Cosmo) Michael Snelders Maggie Ollerenshaw Simon Buckley (Puppeteer and voice of Baxter) Richard Coombs (Puppeteer and voice of Spike) Bharti Patel Francis Wright (Puppeteer and voice of Dibs) Larrington Walker Gary Wilmot Wendy Padbury (1976 - "Shapes" unit) Puppet characters Crow and Alice Duncan the Dragon Mr Bits-and-Pieces Purrfecta the Cat Cosmo and Dibs Cosmo and Dibs were played by Frances Kay and Francis Wright who puppeteered and voiced the characters throughout the series. The puppets were made by Muppet-maker and performer Tim Rose, and the scripts were written by members of the production team and cast. Henry the Kangaroo From 1981 until 1992 the show also included a regular item featuring Henry the Kangaroo, an animated cartoon incorporating live action. The item introduced 'social sight words' such as STOP and EXIT. Henry would say each time: 'I'm looking for the words in my book again...' His farewell line was: "Toodle-oo from the kangaroo, toodle-oo from me to you". Henry was voiced by Nigel Lambert. Theme tune The Theme was written by Charley Dore, Julian Littman and Karl Johnson, and was originally an acoustic version. In 1983 it was replaced with a reggae version performed by UB40 which lasted until the series finished in 1992: You and me, me and you, Lots and lots for you to do, Lots and lots for you to see, Me and you, you and me … The lyrics were referenced in the Oasis song "She's Electric", "Cos I'll be you and you'll be me, there's lots and lots for us to see, lots and lots for us