This page will contain images about bob the builder, as they become available.Bob the BuilderBob the Builder is a stop-motion animated children's TV programme about the adventures of a construction contractor and his friends. It features Bob (voiced by actor Neil Morrissey in the English original), his colleague Wendy, various neighbours and friends, and their gang of anthropomorphised work-vehicles and equipment. In each episode they help with renovations, construction, and repairs, and with other projects as needed. The show emphasizes conflict resolution, co-operation, socialization, and various learning skills. Bob's catchphrase is "Can we fix it?" - The reponse to this (from the rest of his team) is "Yes we can!". This phrase is also the title of the show's theme song; the song became a Christmas number one single in 2000 and appeared 72nd in the all-time UK best-sellers list issued in 2002. (The single also reached number one in Australia in 2001) A second single by Bob, "Mambo No.5", with lyrics adapted from Lou Bega's 1999 hit version, also reached number one a year later. The show is produced in the UK by Hot Animation for Hit Entertainment, and draws heavily on stop motion techniques such as those pioneered by Art Clokey and more recently on the successful works of Aardman Animations, (although the show is not claymation but instead the characters are made from silicone for the skin with a metal armatured skeleton inside).The Characters and sets are designed by Curtis Jobling. It is shown in more than thirty countries, and versions are available in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Dutch, among other languages. It is shown on CBeebies on BBC television in the UK, and was shown on Nickelodeon TV channel in the US and Canada (in the US, starting with the 2005-06 season, episodes will be shown on PBS Kids instead). The "North American" version uses the actual BBC episodes, but dubs the voices in local accents and slang (for example, the word "soccer" is used to avoid confusion with the very different "football" popular in the U.S. and Canada). Charactersfrom the Nicktoons USA Version of Humans:
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All the characters are machines or adult humans or animals except for Spud the scarecrow. Spud serves as the stand-in for a naive child. It is Spud who must learn to be patient, to not eat all of the food etc. Spud has a habit of trying to do work and with his limited intelligence getting it wrong and spoiling materials. Sometimes he rides on Travis or Scrambler. Crew
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Sometimes he rides on Travis or Scrambler. While they're generally better than the National Weather Service zone forecasts, critics say the overall accuracy of many of Accuweather's products leaves much to be desired. Spud has a habit of trying to do work and with his limited intelligence getting it wrong and spoiling materials. Some of their clients complain about Accuweather's accuracy. It is Spud who must learn to be patient, to not eat all of the food etc. There is also criticism directed at AccuWeather. Spud serves as the stand-in for a naive child. The bill is currently pending. All the characters are machines or adult humans or animals except for Spud the scarecrow. 786). Animals:. Senate that would prohibit the NWS from providing products or services the private sector is willing and able to provide (S. Machines:. They argue that the government competes with them directly and unfairly, and on April 14, 2005 senator Rick Santorum introduced the "National Weather Services Duties Act of 2005" to the U.S. Humans:. government's NOAA, in that it provides free weather forecasting services to the general public. from the Nicktoons USA Version of. AccuWeather has been a vocal critic of the National Weather Service, a part of the U.S. . As well as running the company, Myers became a member of the school's faculty and taught many meteorologists, and AccuWeather is still headquartered in State College, Pennsylvania, the home of Penn State. The "North American" version uses the actual BBC episodes, but dubs the voices in local accents and slang (for example, the word "soccer" is used to avoid confusion with the very different "football" popular in the U.S. Joel N. It is shown on CBeebies on BBC television in the UK, and was shown on Nickelodeon TV channel in the US and Canada (in the US, starting with the 2005-06 season, episodes will be shown on PBS Kids instead). It was founded in 1962 by Dr. It is shown in more than thirty countries, and versions are available in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Dutch, among other languages. AccuWeather is a large American company that provides weather forecasting services. The show is produced in the UK by Hot Animation for Hit Entertainment, and draws heavily on stop motion techniques such as those pioneered by Art Clokey and more recently on the successful works of Aardman Animations, (although the show is not claymation but instead the characters are made from silicone for the skin with a metal armatured skeleton inside).The Characters and sets are designed by Curtis Jobling. (The single also reached number one in Australia in 2001) A second single by Bob, "Mambo No.5", with lyrics adapted from Lou Bega's 1999 hit version, also reached number one a year later. This phrase is also the title of the show's theme song; the song became a Christmas number one single in 2000 and appeared 72nd in the all-time UK best-sellers list issued in 2002. Bob's catchphrase is "Can we fix it?" - The reponse to this (from the rest of his team) is "Yes we can!". The show emphasizes conflict resolution, co-operation, socialization, and various learning skills. In each episode they help with renovations, construction, and repairs, and with other projects as needed. It features Bob (voiced by actor Neil Morrissey in the English original), his colleague Wendy, various neighbours and friends, and their gang of anthropomorphised work-vehicles and equipment. Bob the Builder is a stop-motion animated children's TV programme about the adventures of a construction contractor and his friends. James Taylor - Propmaker. Jonathan Kershaw - Lead Propmaker. Paul Couvela - Supervising Animator. Hamish - Molly's Parrot. Scruffty - Farmer Pickles' dog. Humpty - Farmer Pickles' prize pig. Tommy - Mrs.Potts turtle. Bird - A bird, Roley's best friend. Pilchard - Bob's cat. Scoot - Black & Yellow, Tom's Snow Ski (male voice). Benny - Darkish Pink Excavator (female voice). Scrambler - Darkish blue quadbike (male voice). Trix - Purple forklift (female voice). Skip - Yellow like Scoop, skip-carrier (male voice). Travis - Cyan tractor (belongs to Farmer Pickles, male voice). Lofty - Blue crane (male voice). Roley - Green steamroller (male voice). Dizzy - Orange concrete mixer (female voice). Muck - Red bulldozer (male voice in original UK). Scoop - Yellow backhoe (male voice). Mr Williams - an Airport Manager. Dora - Bob's Aunt. Jenny - Wendy's Sister. Molly - JJ's daughter. JJ - Parts Supplier. Mr Costello - Drive-in Movie manager. Tom - Bob's Twin Brother. Dorothy - Bob's Mum. Robert - Bob's Dad. Mr.Dixon - Postman. Mavis - Postwoman. Mrs Potts. Mrs Percival - School Headmaster. Mr Beasley. Mr Ellis - Museum Manager. Pam. Mrs Sabatini. Mr Bentley - The building inspector. Mr Sabatini - Runs the local pizza shop. Spud - A scarecrow (belongs to Farmer Pickles). Farmer Pickles. Wendy - Bob's business associate. Bob the Builder. |