The Biggest Ever Pre-School Video

The Biggest Ever Pre-School Video was released by Tempo Video on 7th June 1993.

The Biggest Ever Pre-School Video Episodes and Programme Details[]

Spot
The Junglies
"Say Cheese Everyone" There's lots of island antics to enjoy with the Junglies lively adventures.
Bump
"Bump and the Clouds". gentle adventures with Bump and his friends will delight all young children.
The Adventures of Parsley
Broomstick Cottage
Huxley Pig
"Huxley Pig and the Village Fete". Huxley's daydreaming takes him new adventures.
Mr Men and Little Miss
"Little Miss Neat" feature in their very own stories.
Anytime Tales
"I'm Coming to Get You" and "Two Can Toucan". A Tommy Brown Scary Monster and a bird with no name are the stars of these two programmes.
Paddington Bear
"Paddington and the Mystery Box". Paddington's curiousity gets the better of him in amusing tales.
Will Quack Quack
Wimpole Village
Podtman Pat ABC
Tell Me a Story
"Dick Whittington". traditional tales for all young children to enjoy.
Favourite Nursery Rhymes
A lively selection of nursery rhymes taken from the video, "One Two Buckle My Shoe and Other Favourite Rhymes".

Credits[]

Spot

Junglies

Directed by Terry Ward.
Tracing by Angela Bristow, Chris Coates and Anne Ward.
Painting by Christine Courtney, Pauline De Witt, Linda Mawson and Rachel Smith.
Paint & Trace Coordinator: David Pedley.
Animated by Geoff Loynes, Bill Lee, Janet Nunn and Rosemary Welch.
Layout Artist: Janet Nunn.
Production Assistant: Tracy Dean.
Production Coordinator: Andy Dixon.
Camera by Fimfex Services.
Music by Mark London
Editors: Morgan Daniels Ltd.
Script Writer: Bernie Kay.
Character Voices by Gary Wilmot and Jessica Martin.
Produced by Terry Ward.
A Flicks Films Ltd Production.
© TV-am Enterprises Ltd 1991.

Bump[]

The Adventures of Parsley[]

Written by Michael Bond.
Produced by FilmFair London.

Broomstick Cottage[]

A Dabble film by Barry Jackson, Michael Mellor and Barnard Reyner.
Storyteller: Keith Railton.

Huxley Pig[]

("Huxley Pig and the Village Fete")[]

Written by Rodney Peppé.
Voices by Martin Jarvis.
Music composed and arranged by Herbert Chappell.
Director of animation: Martin Pullen.
Animated by John Gilluley and David Johnson.
Camera assistant: Paul Street.
Model makers: Alan Murphy and Heather Boucher.
Costumes by Lizzie Agnew.
Puppet makers: Justin Exley and Pauline London.
Production manager: Kath Swain.
Editing by Andi Sloss and Robert Dunbar.
Assistant editor: Jackie Munro.
Produced by Jo Pullen.
Executive producer: Barrie Edwards.
A FilmFair production for Central Independent Television.
© 1989 Rodney Peppe/FilmFair Ltd.

Little Miss[]

Anytime Tales[]

("Im Coming To Get You")[]

Based on the books by Tony Ross.
Published by Andersen Press.
Voices by Victoria Wood and Steve Steen.
Music by Duncan Lamont.
Animation by Andy Wagner.
Backgrounds by David Bull and Martin Hazelgrave.
Camera by David Bull.
Editing by Clive Juster and John Hewett.
Dubbing by Bob Jackson.
Directed by Leo Nielsen.
Executive Producers: Anne Miles and Klaus Flugge.
Produced by Clive Juster.
A King Rollo Films Production.
© 1991 King Rollo Films Ltd.

("Twocan Toucan")[]

Based on the books by David McKee.
Published by Andersen Press.
Voices by Victoria Wood, Johnny Morris and Steve Steen.
Music by Duncan Lamont.
Animation by Andy Wagner.
Backgrounds by Martin Hazelgrave and David Bull.
Camera by David Bull and Nick Price.
Dubbing by Bob Jackson.
Directed by Leo Nielsen.
Executive producers: Anne Miles and Klaus Flugge.
Produced by Clive Juster.
A King Rollo Films Production.
© 1991 King Rollo Films Ltd/Andersen Press Ltd.

Abbey Broadcast Communications plc.

The Adventures of Paddington Bear[]

("Paddington and the Mystery Box")[]

Story by Michael Bond.
Directed by Ivor Wood.
Told by Michael Hordern.
Director of Animation: Barry Leith.
Music by Herbert Chappell.
Edited by John Rushton.
Produced by Graham Clutterbuck.
Production by FilmFair London.
© Paddington & Co Ltd / FilmFair Ltd 1978.

Will Quack Quack[]

("The Coal House")[]

Originally Created by Jennie Thomas and J.O. Williams.
Written by Urien Wiliam and Illustrated by Beth McFall.
Narrated by Myfanwy Talog.
Animation and Layouts by Rose Welch.
Storyboards by Beth McFall.
Backgrounds by Joan Bradshaw.
Traced and Painted by Soft Cels (Cartoon Graphics).
Checked by Anne Kotch.
Edited at Teliesyn by Wil Oswald and Jane Brewer.
Recording Directed by Atsain Ltd.
Rostrum Camera by Graham Orrin Rostrums.
Music Composed by Iolo Jones.
Musical Director: Mike Townend.
Music Produced by Ambarel Ltd.
Production Co-ordinator: Penelope Middelboe.
Produced by Robin Lyons.
Designed and Directed by Beth McFall.
Produced in Wales for S4C by Siriol Animation Ltd., Cardiff.

Wimpole Village[]

("Adventure Camp")[]

Written and Created by Peter Kingston.
Narration and Voices by Timbo.
Illustrations by Peter and Lisa Kingston.
Edited by Jason Yardley and Crispin Green.
Music by Tony Kinsey.
Sound Dubbing by John Woods Studios.
Rostrum Camera on by Rory Cantwell.
Produced by Ross Cameron.
Directed by Tom Morrish.
Production by Videola Ltd.

Postman Pat ABC

Tell Me A Story[]

Favourite Nursery Rhymes[]

Opening (Original 1993 release)[]

Tempo Video Warning Screen (1987-2002)
Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video Ident
The Tempo Pre-School video titles advert from 1991 with Anytime Tales, A Golden Treasury of Nursery Rhymes, Mr Men and Little Miss, Junglies, Spot, Postman Pat, Paddington Bear, Bump, and Tell me a Story. [announced by Enn Reitel]
The Biggest Ever Pre-School Video title card
Junglies intro
Start of Say Cheese Everyone! (1992)

Closing (Original 1993 release)[]

End of Favourite Nursery Rhymes (1992)

Trailers and info[]

The Tempo Pre-School video titles advert from 1991 with Anytime Tales, A Golden Treasury of Nursery Rhymes, Mr Men and Little Miss, Junglies, Spot, Postman Pat, Paddington Bear, Bump, Tales of Aesop and Tell me a Story.