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==The Premise==
'''The Rimini Riddle''' is an Irish puppet TV series that aired during the 1990s in the Ireland broadcasting networks RTE and Network 2. It was part of a television block called ''Saturday Club'' and aired two seasons worth of episodes.  
'''The Rimini Riddle''' is an Irish television puppet show that aired during the 90's in the Ireland broadcasting networks RTE and Network 2. It was part of a television block called "Saturday Club" and aired two seasons worth of episodes.
The premise of the show is mostly unknown, due to many rumours going around about it. The Rimini Riddle is about three orphans, named Rory, Leo, and Ellen, who live with their aunt named "Vera".  


The Rimini Riddle is about the riddle in the Rimini household. They live beside a beach and the orphans are not aloud to go swimming. Ellen meets two little girls on the beach. The mystery has something to do with the two girls from Aunt Vera's precious picture, which were said they have drowned.  
==Premise==
The premise of the show is mostly unknown, due to many rumours going around about it. The Rimini Riddle is about three orphans, named Rory, Leo, and Ellen, who live with their aunt Vera.  


It is also known to have many story and character arcs, especially for a kid's show and it's also known to be a "Puppet soap opera".
The Rimini Riddle is about the riddle in the Rimini household. They live beside a beach and the orphans are not allowed to go swimming. Ellen meets two little girls on the beach. The mystery has something to do with the two girls depicted in a treasured picture owned by Aunt Vera, as they were said to have drowned.
 
It is also known to have had many story and character arcs, especially for a kid's show, making it called a "Puppet soap opera".


==The Search==
==The Search==
Throughout that time, two clips surfaced, one of a clip of the Valentine's Special, and the other being an unknown episode with a clip from the puppeteer. The search for the show has dated back since September 24, 2008 in boards.ie. There has been a Facebook group dedicated to looking for the show and forum posts talking about the memories of the show, negative and positive. No home media release has come up.
Throughout that time, two clips surfaced, one of a clip of the Valentine's Special, and the other being an unknown episode with a clip from the puppeteer.
 
The search for the show has dated back since September 24, 2008 in boards.ie. There has been a Facebook group dedicated to looking for the show and forum posts talking about the memories of the show, negative and positive.
 
No home media release has come up.


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Revision as of 00:03, 5 May 2017

Riminy.jpg

One of the characters.

Status: Partially Found


The Rimini Riddle is an Irish puppet TV series that aired during the 1990s in the Ireland broadcasting networks RTE and Network 2. It was part of a television block called Saturday Club and aired two seasons worth of episodes.

Premise

The premise of the show is mostly unknown, due to many rumours going around about it. The Rimini Riddle is about three orphans, named Rory, Leo, and Ellen, who live with their aunt Vera.

The Rimini Riddle is about the riddle in the Rimini household. They live beside a beach and the orphans are not allowed to go swimming. Ellen meets two little girls on the beach. The mystery has something to do with the two girls depicted in a treasured picture owned by Aunt Vera, as they were said to have drowned.

It is also known to have had many story and character arcs, especially for a kid's show, making it called a "Puppet soap opera".

The Search

Throughout that time, two clips surfaced, one of a clip of the Valentine's Special, and the other being an unknown episode with a clip from the puppeteer.

The search for the show has dated back since September 24, 2008 in boards.ie. There has been a Facebook group dedicated to looking for the show and forum posts talking about the memories of the show, negative and positive.

No home media release has come up.