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The Forgotten Toys

Abandoned toys search for children to love them.

Based on James Stevenson's children's book The Night After Christmas, it was produced by Hibbert Ralph Entertainment and features the voices of Joanna Lumley and Bob Hoskins. The series follows abandoned toys searching for children to love them.

Quick Facts

Genre
  • Adventure
  • Comedy
  • Fantasy
Creator
James Stevenson
Director
Graham Ralph
Voices
  • Bob Hoskins
  • Joanna Lumley
  • Clement Freud
  • Andrew Sachs
  • Kate Sachs
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Seasons
2
Episodes
26

Facts from the source article.

Did You Know?

Characters

Teddy, voiced by Bob Hoskins, is a bad-tempered scruffy bear who often moans and exclaims "Sprouts! I hate sprouts!" when seeing green vegetables. In the episode "Baby", he is forced to eat Brussels sprouts but spits them out. He usually gets into trouble. Annie, voiced by Joanna Lumley (and by Shelley Thompson in the American redub), is a feisty, kind, wise, honourable, jolly, and take-charge rag doll. She tries to keep Teddy out of trouble and is curious and willing to help others. Teddy often calls her "Pigtails". Chauncey, voiced by Clement Freud (Bob Sessions in the American redub), is an old gray stray dog who appears only in "The Night After Christmas" and becomes a good friend offering Teddy and Annie a place to stay. Keef, voiced by Andrew Sachs, is a thin tall male burglar wearing a blue jacket, flat cap, thin trousers, and red waistcoat. He is stern with his wife Kath and often moody and bored, serving as a main antagonist. Kath, voiced by Kate Sachs, is a fat female burglar in a green coat, yellow beanie, yellow scarf, and pink fingerless gloves. She is scared, anxious, and nervous about her husband Keef, and is also a main antagonist.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes of The Forgotten Toys are there?

The Forgotten Toys has 26 episodes across 2 seasons.

When did The Forgotten Toys end?

The Forgotten Toys last aired on 23 December 1999.

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