My Best Friends Too (1999)

My Best Friends Too is a UK VHS release by National Children's Home and BBC on 14th February 1999.

Contents[]

Episodes that are featured on the Tape[]

Bump and the Talking Tree
Spot Goes to the Fair
Old Bear and Friends: Little Bear's Big Race
Fireman Sam: Lost in the Fog
Tots TV: Hedgehog
Pingu the Icicle Musician
Danger Mouse: The Return of Count Duckula
Teddy Trucks: Rosie's Day Out
Noddy's New Friend
SuperTed's Dream
Rosie and Jim: Painting
Spot Goes to the Fair
Postman Pat's Rainy Day
Nellie the Elephant: Nellie Goes Time Traveling

Copyrights[]

Bump: © Bump Enterprises Ltd. 1993 © Abbey Broadcast Communications Plc.
© Videal Productions GMBH. 1993
Spot: From the Spot books by Eric Hill. © 1993 King Rollo Films Ltd.
Jane Hissey's Old Bear and Friends: Stories and Artwork © Jane Hissey.
Licensed by Random House, UK, Ltd. Produced by Optomen Television. © Carlton Television. 1993
Fireman Sam: Film by Bumper Films Ltd. for S4C and Prism Art and Design Ltd.
with Thanks to the Fire Service. © S4C MCMXC.
Tots TV: © 1993 A Ragdoll Production for Central Independent Television Plc.
Pingu: © 1993 Editory/SRG.
Danger Mouse: © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd 1993.
Teddy Trucks: © Abbey Broadcast Communications/Michelle Cartridge 1993.
Noddy: © BBC Enterprises 1992. Based on the Noddy books by Enid Blyton.
SuperTed: Films © MCMLXXXIV S4C. SuperTed (TM) © MCMLXXXIV Mike Young and
© Petalcraft Demonstrations Ltd.
Rosie and Jim: Film by Ragdoll Productions (UK) Ltd.
© 1992 Central Independent Television Plc.
Spot: From the Spot books by Eric Hill. © 1993 King Rollo Films Ltd.
Postman Pat: © Woodland Animations 1988.
Nellie the Elephant: © 1993 101 Film Productions Ltd.

Programme Credits []

Here are the credits to the programmes on this children's compilation video whereas the Pingu episode on this video contains no credits at all.

Bump[]

("Bump and the Talking Tree")[]

Stories by Christopher James.
Narrated by Simon Cadell.
Animated by CMTB Animation.
Edited by Nick Upton.
Art and Music by Steve Augarde.
Art Director: Peter Corri.
Executive Producer for the BBC: Theresa Plummer-Andrews.
Executive Producer for Abbey Communications: Anne Miles.
Directed by Terry Brian.
Produced by Dennis Hooper.
© Bump Enterprises Ltd 1993.
An Abbey Broadcast Communications plc./Videal Producktions - GMBH Production.
© Abbey Broadcast Communications plc. Videal Producktions GMBH 1993.

The Adventures of Spot[]

("Spot Goes to the Fair")[]

Based on the books by Eric Hill.
Produced by King Rollo Films Ltd.
Voiced by Paul Nicholas.
Music by Duncan Lamont.
© 1993 King Rollo Films Ltd.

Old Bear Stories[]

("Little Bear's Big Race")[]

Narrated by Anton Rogers.
Written by Jane Hissey.
Animation by Humphrey and Fin Leadbetter.
Music by Paul Castle.
Video Editing by Nick Follows.
Dubbing Mixer: Nigel Glynn-Davies.
Puppet Makers: Val Jones, Monique Brown and Alix Harrwood.
Sets by Colin Armitage.
Props by Pippa Randolph and Sue Phillips.
Executive Producer: Peter Gillbe.
Produced by Richard Randolph.
Directed by Kevin Griffiths.
Characters © Jane Hissey.
Licensed by Random House (UK) Ltd.
An Optomen Television Production
in association with Ealing Animation
for Carlton Television.
© Carlton Television 1993.

Fireman Sam[]

("Lost in the Fog")[]

Voices by John Alderton.
Characters and Storylines created by Rob Lee.
Original idea by Dave Gingell and Dave Jones.
Assisted by Mike Young.
Written by Nia Ceidiog.
Sets by Beverley Knowlden, Linda Thodesen,
Janice Shakespeare, Barrie Zafar and James Nevill.
Vehicles by Brian Anderson and Alun Jones.
Puppets by Ian Frampton and Allison Hall.
Engineering consultant: Mel Grigg.
Assistant animator: Timon Dowdeswell.
Director of animation: Brian Anderson.
Edited by William Oswald and Elen Lewis.
Sound by John Cross.
Music by Ben Heneghan and Ian Lawson.
Lyrics by Robin Lyons.
Sung by Maldwyn Pope.
Executive Producers: Christopher Grace and Theresa Plummer-Andrews.
Produced and Directed by Ian Frampton and John Walker.
Production by Bumper Films Ltd for S4C and
Prism Art and Design Limited with thanks to the Fire Service.
© S4C 1990.

Tots TV[]

("Hedgehog")[]

Tilly's Puppeteer: Véronique Déroulède.
Tom's Puppeteer: Robin Stevens.
Tiny's Puppeteer: Andrew Davenport.
Donkey - from the Blue Cross Animal Welfare Society.
Jane Pardoe: from Whipsnade Wild Animal Park.
With thanks to Penny Boyd at Burstow Wildlife Sanctuary.
Written by Robin Stevens, Andrew Davenport and Jack Ousbey.
Educational Advisors: Jack Ousbey and Joan Conway.
Graphics by Bob Cosford.
Mr Noah Animation by Semafor Studios
Coordinated by Rory Fellowes.
Camera by Mike Callan.
Sound by Patrick Morris.
Technical Assistants: Daryl Kibblewhite and Brett Davis.
Lighting Director: Howard Evason.
Electricians: Jack Coggins and Robin Johnson.
Site Manager: Adrian Small.
Unit Managers: Nigel P Harris.
Edited by Jonathan Bravo and Paul Hodgson.
Dubbing Mixer: Harry Jacobs.
Associate Producer: Paul Mathew.
PA/Continuity: Annie Gibbs.
Design Assistants: Sahron Nash and Frances Duncan.
Art Director: Penny Lane.
Assistant Director: Robin Toyne.
Production Manager: Susan James.
Music by Andrew McCrorie-Shand.
Production Designer: Bob Berk.
Directed by Martin Goodsmith.
Devised and Produced by Anne Wood.
A Ragdoll Production for Central.
© Central Independent Television plc 1993.

Danger Mouse[]

("The Return of Count Duckula")[]

Voices by David Jason, Terry Scott, Edward Kelsey and Brian Trueman.
Written by Brian Trueman.
Music by Mike Harding.
Music Production by Richie Close.
Animated by Jean Flynn and Meryl Edge.
Backgrounds by Malcolm Turner and Diane Wren.
Paint and Trace by Phillip McMylor, Roy Huckerby, Peter Kidd, Monica McCartney and Andrew Wilson.
Editing by John McManus.
Camera by Frank Hardie and Wendy Senior.
Produced by Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall.
Directed by Brian Cosgrove.
A Cosgrove/Hall Production © 1980.

Teddy Trucks[]

("Rosie's Day Out")[]

Written by Chris Allen.
Voices by Carole Boyd and Jonathan Kydd.
Based on the Teddy Trucks books by Michelle Cartlidge.
Storyboards by Mark Mason.
Backgrounds by Michelle Graney.
Animation Director: Simon Turner.
Animated by Nick Love-Gittins and Rob Newman.
Rostrum Camera by Jim Davey.
Paint and Trace by Whizzline Trace & Paint.
Music by Kick Production.
Directed by Derek Mogford.
Produced by Jo Pullen.
Executive Producer for Abbey Broadcast Communications: Anne Milles.
BBC Executive Producer: Theresa Plummer-Andrews.
BBC Producer: Joan Lofts.
© Abbey Broadcast Communications/Michelle Cartlidge 1993.

Noddy's Toyland Adventures[]

("Noddy's New Friend")[]

Based on the stories by Enid Blyton.
Story written by Julia and Chris Allen.
Voices by Susan Sheridan and Jimmy Hibbert.
Music Composed and Performed by Paul K. Joyce.
Animated by Paul Berry, Sue Pugh and Lloyd Price.
Puppet Makers: Noel Baker, Marcia Pidgeon, Colin Batty, Peter Saunders,
Peter Bentley, Bridget Smith, Ian MacKinnon and Stuart Sutcliffe.
Sets and Props by Rick Kent, Chris Keogh, Jeff Spain,
Paul Simpson, Richard Sykes and Pippa Greenwood.
Costumes Made by Helen Plaumer, Clare Elliott and Geraldine Corrigan.
Art Director: Bridget Appleby.
Assistant Designer: Graham Maiden.
Production Supervisor: Christine Walker.
Model Camera and Lighting by Jerry Andrews and Joe Dembinski.
Edited by Nibs Senior.
Assistant Editor: Bob Ashton.
Dubbing Mixer: John Wood.
Directed by Brian Little.
Executive Producer: Theresa Plummer-Andrews.
Produced by Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall
with thanks to Sylvia Rosen.
Produced for BBC Enterprises by Cosgrove Hall Productions Limited.
Based on the 'NODDY' books by Enid Blyton.

SuperTed[]

("SuperTed's Dream")[]

Produced by Mike Young.
Designed and Directed by Dave Edwards.
Written by Robin Lyons.
Based on the Characters Created by Mike Young.
Film Producer: Roger Fickling.
Voices by Derek Griffiths, Peter Hawkins, Melvyn Hayes,
Roy Kinnear, Jon Pertwee, Victor Spinetti and Sheila Steafel.
Key Animator: Les Orton, Chris Fenna, Chris Caunter and Lloyd Sutton.
Assistant Animator: Gary Hurst.
Inbetweeners: Steve John, Mike Price, Tony Ardolino and Christine Fotheringham.
Background Artists: Mike Wall and Ian Henderson.
Storyboard and Layouts by Wayne Thomas and Andrew Offiler.
Editing and Sound Effects by Stuart Murray and Ivan Naisbitt.
Dubbing Studio by Mag Masters.
Music Composed by Chris Stuart and Mike Townend.
Music Arranged and Conducted by Mike Towend.
Music Produced by Ambarel.
Personal Assistance by Andrea Tudor.
Paint Design and Colour Mixing by Wendy Keay-Bright.
Checkers: Sara Markham and Sue Rider.
Special Effects by Graham Bebbington.
Assistant: Geral Emanuel.
Infotec Operator: Christopher Plummer.
Trace and Paint Supervisor: Philip Watkins.
Trace and Paint by Ron Erickson, Fiona Fenna, Melanie Hill, Lisa-Ann James,
Frank Koller, Carol Leslie, Ceri Matthews, Hazel Guy, Jacqui Miller,
Sue Paton, Samantha Reynolds, Philip Simmonds, Mick Stubbs, Rosemary Thorburn,
Martyn Yates, Matthew Gut and Anna-Louise Roberts.
Siriol Line-Test Camera by Peter Jessett.
Rostrum Camera by Graham Orrin Rostrums.
Film Laboratories by Studio Film and Video Laboratories.
Made in Wales by Siriol Animation Ltd.

Rosie and Jim[]

("Painting")[]

Written and Presented by John Cunliffe.
Jim's Puppeteer: Robin Stevens.
Rosie's Puppeteer: Rebecca Nagan.
With thanks to Jack Holloway's Hardware Store.
Graphics by Roger Berry.
Animation by Peter Lang and Alan Rogers.
Facilities by Optical Image Broadcast.
Lighting Cameraman: Derek Gruszeckyj.
Camera Assistant: Nigel P Harris.
Sound by Dave Lowe.
Runners: Paul Lewis and Adrian Small.
Sound Dubbing by Paul Luxford.
Edited by Rob Ollerton.
Continuity by Pauline Pearson.
Production Manager: Susan James.
Assistant Production Co-ordinator: Grant Williams.
Design Assistant: Penny Lane.
Boatman: Geoff Loader.
Associate Producer: Robin Stevens.
Music by Andrew McCrorie-Shand.
Devised by Anne Wood and Doug Wilcox.
Designed by Bob Berk.
Produced by Anne Wood.
Directed by Doug Wilcox.
A Ragdoll Production for Central.

Postman Pat[]

("Pat's Rainy Day")[]

Written by John Cunliffe.
Designed and Directed by Ivor Wood.
Music by Bryan Daly.
Narration and Vocals by Ken Barrie.
Edited by Martin Bohan.
Produced by Woodland Animations Ltd.

Nellie the Elephant []

("Nellie Goes Time Traveling")[]

Painting by Pauline De Witt, Roger Lougher, Simonette Mougne,
David Pedley, Charlotte Sackett and John & Kozue Tillett.
Tracing by Sharon Cawdery, Chris Coates and Katherine R. Cowan.
Trace and Paint Co-ordinator: Anne Ward.
Animation by Paul Donnellon, Alan Green, Dick Horn, Bill Lee, Geoff Loynes and Rosemary Welch.
Background Design by Janet Nunn and Terry Ward.
Animation Equipment by Chromacolour Ltd.
Film Processing by Studio Film + Video Laboratories Ltd.
Dubbing by Ted Spooner at Video London Sound Studios Ltd.
The Voice of Nellie by Lulu.
Narrator and Character Voices by Tony Robinson.
Production Co-ordinator: Andy Dixon.
Assistant Director and Layouts by Janet Nunn.
Rostrum Camera by Filmfex Services.
Incidental Music by John Hyde.
Film Editing by Morgan Daniels Ltd.
Written by Richard Everett and Bernie Kay.
Produced and Directed by Terry Ward.
Produced and Directed by Terry Ward.