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I wondered why Joker felt different in this episode compared to others. Hamill was basically dubbing over Curry's timing.

“Lavender Castle, a place of legend, fabled right across the universe. This is our quest: to find it!”

Hits so different After watching Tim’s performance at the IT miniserie His voice line sounds so similar to the library scene: “Prince Albert in a can”

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Have you heard about Brian Trueman's death?

I watched this version when I was very little so the only thing I could remember was the disgusting cucumber and the group of sleeping human-bean eating giants 😂 I don’t even remember the songs, the fight, and the queen.

I like how they fought the most violent giant together. Disney version seems too easy and quick. I also like the musics. It’s more like what Disney would do actually 😂 The resolution is poor but it makes it more magical ! Sometimes we don’t need high resolution and realistic 🤔

I Look Bob The Builder, Roary The Racing Car, Fifi And The Flowertots And Fireman Sam Is On Cosgrove Hall Films Too.

Hmmmm. Do you know these voices and what show is this from? 0:00

"Just for that... Batmaaaaannnn..." That delivery makes it seem like Tim legitimately wanted to kill Kevin

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Ivor should definitely deserve more love, especially with other kids

This has such an 80s anime sort of feel to it. Like an Isekai. There's just something so nostalgic about it. Even though I never read the book.

Recorded in 2008

Also why is it in the pal pitch is a ntsc version coming soon

Episode titles for season 2?

I like the inclusion of the WB family entertainment logo since this fits the films status and would have been perfect under this release had it been released by warner bros or warner bros family entertainment

12:41 huh. I wondered what that was

9:29 put some pants back on

4:46 into the bucket we go

11:09 too dark

I didn’t know that HIT had planned a 2nd season of Percy the Park Keeper!

Oh boy! I can’t wait to see this!

Guys i thought this is a horror movie😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

It's actually quite interesting that you added actors from Bob the Builder's US dub, considering the fact Rob Rackstraw (prior to his work on CGI Thomas) and Kate Harbour voiced characters in both shows.

Aired: 27th September 2007

Where Did You Get The Music From?

Aired On CBBC on BBC One: Thursday 27th September 2007

4:36, 4:37 Mr Grumpy: What do you want, Emily?

Dave Cooke, our beloved

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I kind of have the feeling that the BBC might have had plans to release Rex the Runt and Stressed Eric on VHS when they were still airing.

Ah yes. That time Velma got abducted by the BFG.

8:15 GYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTT!!!

Watching while having subtitles on 1 hr 18 in when describing jack and the beanstalk "He doesnt have a penis does he?"

Percy the Park Keeper - Series 2 (2000) Voice Cast: Featuring Jim Broadbent as Percy the Park Keeper Animals played by: David Holt Kate Harbour Chris Lang

Was the Kandahar giant in that group of giants?

That guinessess record one was disgusting

OMG, I remember watching A House Just Like Yours on Milkshake! back when I was 8 years old!😱 The song is definitely one to easily remember.

oh my god i've been trying to find this show for YEARS. i would've been like 3 years old when I saw this

Interestingly, a clip from the episode "Brum and the Wheels" would be reused for a CBeebies promo made in 2004 that include clips from the "Postman Pat" episode "Postman Pat Takes a Message", the "Bob the Builder" episode "Muck Gets Stuck", the "Little Red Tractor" episode "The Lucky Day" and the Series 1-4 intro of "Fireman Sam".

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What is Timothy Goes to School Continue on air on tiny pop Up to November 2020

Judging by the fact that this was shown on NBC, I'm guessing that the show was originally planned to air in the US at some point.

I’m so glad someone recorded this, as it’s lovely to look back at. I went there as well, and it was kinda emotional seeing it all in person. I’m so pleased that there’s a proper archive for Cosgrove Hall, as not all animation history is preserved for future generations unfortunately.