| Noddy Gets Caught in a Storm | |
|---|---|
| Season 4, Episode 5 | |
| Air date | February 7, 2000 |
| Written by | Julia Allen and Chris Allen |
| Directed by | Chris Taylor |
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Noddy Gets Caught in a Storm, in American releases, is the fifth episode in Season 4 of Noddy's Toyland Adventures which was broadcasted on bbc1 on 7th February, 2000.
Synopsis[]
Noddy and Bert Monkey plans to earn money by picking black berries in the forest but unfortunately the goblins steal their blackberries from the basket. Both are caught in a storm when they decide to take refuse in Big Ears's hut. Bert's tail then ends up tickling the goblins which sends them away in a jolly mood.
Characters[]
- Noddy
- Bert Monkey
- Big-Ears
- Mr. Plod (mentioned)
- Gobbo
- Sly
- Mr. Sparks
- Dinah Doll
Credits[]
- 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 Justin Exley, Peter Dodd, Lucy Gell, Lisa Goddard, Monica McCartney, Brian Demoskoff and Barry Purves
- Puppet Makers: MacKinnon and Saunders Noel Baker, Pat Brennan, Georgina Hayns, Bethan Jones, Chris Keogh, Vilija Kontrimas, Steve Meerbeck, Mark Thompson and Caroline Wallace
- Sets by The As and When Men Jeff Spain, Rick Kent, Richard Sykes, Simon Walmsley, Rowena Golton and Ben Cook
- Costumes: Clare Elliott, Geraldine Corrigan and Joan Jones
- Props: Alison Davies, Dominic Lee and Owen Ballhatchet
- Art Director: Bridget Appleby
- Light Cameramen: Jean-Marc Ferriere
- Camera Assistant: Justin Noe
- Post Production: Flix Facilities, Graphiti Graphics and Hullabaloo Studios
- Production Manager: Laura Duncalf
- Production Assistant: Debbie Peers
- Directed by Chris Taylor
- Produced by Chris Bowden
- Executive Producers: Theresa Plummer-Andrews, Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall
- A Cosgrove Hall Films Production for BBC Worldwide
- Enid Blyton
- Blyton's Toyland
- © BBC Worldwide and Enid Blyton Limited 1999