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Noddy's Toyland Adventures

The adventures of a wooden boy in Toyland.

Noddy's Toyland Adventures is a British children's television programme based on Enid Blyton's character Noddy. It originally aired from September 1992 to April 1994 and again in December 1994, with reruns on the Children's BBC block in 2000. The series featured the voices of Susan Sheridan and Jimmy Hibbert, with episodes written by Julia and Chris Allen.

Quick Facts

Genre
Stop-motion; Children's
Based on
The Noddy stories by Enid Blyton
Writer
Julia Allen; Chris Allen
Director
  • Brian Little
  • Jackie Cockle
  • Chris Taylor
Voices
Susan Sheridan; Jimmy Hibbert
Narrator
Jimmy Hibbert; Katie Boland (North America)
Theme music
Paul K. Joyce
Composer
Paul K. Joyce; Stacey Hersh

Facts from the source article.

Did You Know?

Characters

Noddy, voiced by Susan Sheridan in the original and Catherine Disher in the American/Canadian dub, is an imaginative young wooden boy who lives in Toyland. Tessie Bear, voiced by Susan Sheridan in the original and Karen Bernstein in the dub, is Noddy's best friend, a neutral and clever young female teddy bear who speaks with an Irish accent in the original version. Big Ears, voiced by Jimmy Hibbert in the original and Benedict Campbell in the dub, is a wise bearded male brownie who lives in a toadstool house in Toadstool Woods and serves as Noddy's mentor and father figure. Dinah Doll, voiced by Susan Sheridan in the original and Sharon Lee Williams in the dub, is a kind female china doll who sells items in the market and acts as an older sibling figure. Mr. Plod, voiced by Jimmy Hibbert in the original and Benedict Campbell in the dub, is the Toytown policeman with a West Country accent in the UK version and a British accent in both versions; his catchphrase is "Stop, in the name of the law." Bumpy Dog, with vocal effects by Jimmy Hibbert in both versions, is Noddy's constant companion and Tessie's pet, highly excitable but loyal. Sly, voiced by Susan Sheridan in the original and Catherine Disher in the dub, and Gobbo, voiced by Jimmy Hibbert in the original and James Rankin in the dub, are the main antagonists—mischievous and greedy goblins who play tricks on Noddy, with Gobbo being the more conniving and intelligent. Noddy's Car, voiced by Jimmy Hibbert in both versions, is a yellow car with red decals that parps its horn and sways to show emotion.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Noddy's Toyland Adventures first air?

Noddy's Toyland Adventures first aired on 17 September 1992.

When did Noddy's Toyland Adventures end?

Noddy's Toyland Adventures last aired on 28 March 2000.

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