"Pat! Stop humming The Goodies theme tune and pedal faster," grumbled Mrs. Goggins.
Remembering Stan Laurel, born this day in 1890.
Kinda glad they never used the working title for this particular episode of Charlie Chalk.
Kinda glad they never used the working title for this particular episode of Charlie Chalk.
90's magazine Fat Controller basically declares Topped Off Thomas is not canon.
I only have the front cover to go on, but I assume this issue would contain the "Miami Twice" or "One Foot in the Algarve" of Postman Pat stories.
Another John Cunliffe interview here, where he talks quite a bit about Rosie & Jim.
It also mentions the first series of Postman Pat "took nearly two years" to animate, so presumably Woodland would have started production around late 1979 or early 1980.
(Telegraph and Argus, 2nd March 1996)
Another John Cunliffe interview here, where he talks quite a bit about Rosie & Jim.
It also mentions the first series of Postman Pat "took nearly two years" to animate, so presumably Woodland would have started production around late 1979 or early 1980.
(Telegraph and Argus, 2nd March 1996)
Chris
The way this is worded, it sounds like Thomas actually used the telephone himself...
Something I've never really noticed before.
The counter window in the Post Office appears very briefly in the first episode, but is then completely missing for the rest of Series 1.
It finally reappears in the two 1991 special episodes. Perhaps the animators found it difficult to film around?
