Pipkins volume 4 [DVD]

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a tour of a supermarket (puppets precariously balanced around rim of trolley and on bloke’s shoulders as elderly shoppers looked on, askance); A new puppet has been made, and it’s nearly ready to be shown. But Hartley can’t wait. He wants to see it now. And it’s through trying to take peep at it that he has an accident. Out of a total of 333 episodes, only 135 have survived. The other 197 episodes no longer exist in any format, while two others exist on 625 line PAL colour videotape only as incomplete copies (possibly due to videotape damage caused by poor storage). Nigel Plaskitt — who provided the show's narration, as well as voicing and operating Hartley and Tortoise – made off-air domestic videocassette recordings of around 56 episodes, now the only format in which these are known to exist, and some have been used for the DVD release in the UK. [2] Cast [ edit ] Role Hartley is very cross. Nobody is allowed to touch his desk....now all his pencils are missing. Has someone taken them? Bertha? Mrs P? Leave it to Tortoise to come up with the answer.... Tortoise's cousin Turtle comes to visit him. He has been looking forward to having a chat about old times, but there is something odd about Tortoise: he seems too busy to talk to Turtle.....

Charlie plans to help an old lady he knows... he's going to make her a nice hot meal.All goes well until Bertha arrives and takes over in the kitchen. Charlie get's carried away in the supermarket.It's holiday time for Pipkins, and they are camping in the woods. Everyone has a job to do, and they are all happy. At least, almost everyone....Octavia can’t stand the mud! There are days when you don’t like too much noise going on around you. Today is one of those days for Hartley, so why can’t everyone keep quiet? a loopy reconstruction of the story of the Lambton Worm, with aforementioned H. Hare continually instigating Ken Russell-style hallucinogenic deviations from prescribed plot, much to chagrin of companions; Bertha the Hatter, helped by some, hindered by others, is producing something that is really different. Pictures in the newspapers show what’s happening, even if you can’t read the words. But why do papers never have any pictures of Pipkins? They decide to do something about it….

Out of a total of 333 episodes, only 136 have survived. The other 197 episodes no longer exist in any format, while two others exist on 625 line PAL Colour Videotape only as incomplete copies (possibly due to videotape damage caused by poor storage). Nigel Plaskitt — who provided the show's narration, as well as voicing and operating Hartley and Tortoise – made off-air domestic videocassette recordings of around 56 episodes, now the only format in which these are known to exist, and some have been used for the DVD release in the UK. Cast Role Film Editors TOM ROWLAND, JONATHAN MORRIS, ROLAND BRASON, STEVE SINGLETON, ROGER JAMES, MARTIN CRANE Hartley is worried about getting fat, so he goes for a walk, leaving Pig in charge of the telephone..... One of the central characters was Inigo Pipkin, a puppet maker who ran his shop with the help of talking animals and his assistant Wayne. However, when George Woodbridge, the actor who played Inigo Pipkin, passed away during filming, the show was renamed “Pipkins”.

Bertha sets out for the workshop to see Johnny but when she arrives Mr Pipkin and Johnny are out. Although she’s a bit cross, she decides to clean up while they are out. Hartley helps out, but finds the vacuum cleaner too loud for his big ears! Mrs P and Octavia are both birds. Each accuses the other of not being able to fly, and the are both right of course. But when they begin to squabble, Topov cleverly finds a way to bring them together again.

Some people go to the shop to buy their papers. Some people have them delivered by the paper boy. Pipkin’s paper boy is going on holiday, so Topov does his job for him… Hartley wakes up in a good mood. He wants everyone to be happy and laugh with him. But when they do, he suspects they are laughing at him. He gets angry because he doesn't like being a figure of fun...

How We Used To List At Christmas!: 28th DECEMBER, 2002 – 3rd JANUARY, 2003

His eyesight is not up to par, but Hartley refuses to wear glasses. He thinks they’ll spoil his looks… It's Hartley's birthday- and there are lots of surprises. He doesn't know he's going to have a party ,a present, and a surprise telephone call! It’s not a good day for Hartley, every thing goes wrong. So he decides to run away and live in the country… Hartley Pig and Topov, joined later by Tortoise, go off on an adventure by themselves. But they don't tell anyone where they are going. Johnny and Octavia get very worried inn case something has happened to them. Topov is the only one who hasn't a place of his own. So the others decide to make him a tree house as a surprise