The third series (which is, once again, aimed at four- to five-year-olds) comprised five episodes, focusing on the concept of prepositions; each episode would open with Lolita singing the series' main theme, "Under, Over, Everywhere" (the mobile from the previous series was also visible in the background, but it now had an apple, three stickmen, a rainbow, a cloud with a hot-air balloon, a sun, a snake, a spider and a snail hanging from it). In this series, Juan gained three new friends named Pedro Gonzales, Juanita Conchita, and Maria Consuela Tequila Chiquita (Pedro and Juanita had also previously appeared in the second series), as well as a pet tarantula named Tanto - and each episode would end with Lolita reciting a rhyme or singing a song (but the one of the second episode was an extended version of one that had been heard in voiceover earlier in the episode during an animated sketch about a fox). A sketch in the second episode of this series also parodied "EastEnders" as ""GreenGrocers""; this was also the first series to credit the "El Nombre" voice actors at the end of its last episode (Sophie Aldred, who had played Ace on "Doctor Who" as well as one of the presenters of "Words and Pictures", "Spitting Image" impressionist Kate Robbins, who had also voiced Jemima Wellington-Green on "Round the Bend", and Steve Steen, who had played Lord Byron in "Ink and Incapability", the second episode of "Blackadder the Third"). Although this series was made in Autumn 1995, it was not broadcast until 28 February 1996.