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natural garden. He is good-natured and friendly and likes to keep the peace between the other inhabitants of Shoe Town. He likes to go on walks in the country with Margot and Baby Bootee and tell them stories. Plus he likes his friends from the countryside to come for tea. He has had a soft spot for Margot, ever since he laid eyes on her. It has been speculated that Trampy – being Irish and dishevelled – is actually a gypsy or traveller who has left his travelling roots behind. He is voiced by Philip
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P.C. Boot – he is the policeman of Shoe Town and lives in 'Shoe Street Police
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These join the other shoes and boots he could not bear to throw away and the ones where their owners never came back for them. This room has a secret. Every night when the shoe mender locks up the shop, he makes sure the back room door is shut. This door does not shut very easily and when he slams it
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Officer Malone – a cop from New York City who works with P.C. Boot. When he first arrived in Shoe Town he arrested most of the Shoe People for what he thought were trouble making however he let them go after P.C. Boot told him that the real trouble makers were the Boot Boys. He is voiced by Philip
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Mr Potter – the station master of The Shoe Town
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Margot – she is a ballerina who lives in Swan Lake
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Trampy – he is a worn out Irish boot that has a hole in its toecap and he is a bit scruffy. He lives next door to
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Sneaker – he likes to sneak around and he takes things without asking people, hence why he looks like a burglar and talks a sneaky tone of voice. He also likes to do odd jobs for people. There is a wanted poster of him on the outside of 'Shoe Street Police
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Flip Flop – a flip-flop that went to the seaside with Trampy, Sergeant Major, Baby Bootee and
Charlie. When she got swept away by the tide, Charlie (with his shoelace) and Trampy pulled her to safety on the rocks. She is voiced by Philip Whitchurch in the 1987 series and Jo Wyatt in the 1992
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Sneaker lashes up an impressive-looking ice-cream making machine out of bits and bobs lying around his cluttered yard. But he has reckoned without the Boot Boys intervention and as soon as he switches it on, Shoetown is in danger of literally drowning in vanilla-flavoured
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her. She was then put back into the window of the shop to wait for the little girl who brought her in, to collect her, but she never came back. Now she has a new life in Shoe Town and she loves to put on shows for everyone. She is voiced by Philip Whitchurch in the 1987 series and
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The Boot Boys are a trio of roller skates sometimes referred to as The Rollerskate Gang. The Boot Boys are Spike the leader, Ace the silly one, and Rowdy the dopey one. They love to cause trouble in Shoetown and are always up to no good. They are voiced by Philip
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The Shoe People find themselves marooned on a lighthouse during a ferocious storm at sea. They find that the lighthouse is not working properly and other ships are in danger of crashing onto the rocks. All seems lost until Morris Miner finds a solution to the
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It is winter, and the Shoe People are happily skating on the frozen ice of Shoetown Lake - that is until poor Wellington falls through. But how can urn full of hot coffee possibly save him? Only Charlie the Clown and Margot the Ballet Slipper have the
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P.C. Boot has the day off, so the naughty Boot Boy Gang decide to create a little havoc in Shoetown. New York Cop stand-in, Officer Malone, manages to arrest everybody except the real culprits, leaving quite a big problem for P.C. Boot on his
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Every year Sid Slipper wins the Giant Marrow Competition at the Annual Shoetown Flower Show. But the greedy Boot Boys have their beady eyes on the prize also. Will they succeed in cheating their way to success or will Sid Slipper win the day
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Margot leaves Baby Bootee in the incapable hands of wacky Wellington while she pops off for the afternoon. If she only knew the mayhem they would create with a motorized skateboard while she's away. Maybe she'd stay in with Baby Bootee for
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Baby Bootee – she is looked after by Margot at Swan Lake Cottage. She does not do much else, apart from loving the Teddy that Charlie won for her at the fair. She is voiced by Philip Whitchurch in the 1987 series and Jo Wyatt in the 1992
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After laying a paper trail for P.C Boot, Margot, Charlie and Baby Bootie, Trampy settles down for an afternoon nap. However Sergeant Major interrupts the trail mistaking the paper for litter, until he finds Trampy who explains about the
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Charlie the Clown turns a load of Sneaker's old junk into a life-sized rubber band driven aeroplane. Unfortunately, his co-pilot, the hapless Wellington, winds the propeller the wrong way, and aerobatic mayhem ensues over the skies of
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Smoke-signals have been spotted over Shoetown Wood, and so brave Marshal deputizes a reluctant Wellington and Charlie to go looking for Indians. Their quest is disrupted however, by Farmer Fred's missing turkeys and Sneaker's furtive
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Wellington – he loves being wet and lives in 'Puddle Villa'. He loves water so much that he has drilled holes in the guttering of his house and stands underneath it when it rains. He hates being called a Welly. He is voiced by Philip
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Margot decides that the Shoe People are all unfit. and should enroll immediately into a fitness class. Wellington and the other are not so sure if this such a good idea, especially when they discover that a grinning Sgt. Major is in
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in their state of-the-art rocket ship. the Shoe People travel to the distant planet Blobboboloo in older to catch some Blobobolian space-fish. But instead of fish. it's a hard task put upon Wellington that almost ends up with the
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and needed Charlie and P.C. Boot's help to remove the nest from her windmill sails, and then made a picnic for all the shoes after their mystery tour. She is voiced by Philip Whitchurch in the 1987 series and Jo Wyatt in the 1992
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Responding to Sgt. Major's taunts. Margot and the Shoetown girls challenge the Shoetown boys to a race to sort out who is the best once and for all. Surprises are in store, however, as the route decided upon is the Army assault
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The Shoe People and the Boot Boy Gang hold a cross-country race. which the cheating Rollerskates intend to win - more by foul means than fair. But then as if by some Strange coincidence, Farmer Fred's prize Bull joins the
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Things go astray in the mail from time to time - even in Shoetown. A package is wrongly delivered to the Bootboys' address, the contents of which helps them to concoct a mischievous scheme to win coconuts at the annual
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Sid Slipper – the elderly slipper who sometimes went to the park with The Shoe People like on that day when Baby Bootee crawls off to the flying kites whilst he was snoozing away under a tree and Margot was getting
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Bebop and Alula – the 1950s couple who loves to dance to rock 'n' roll music. Bebop has his hair like Elvis Presley and Alula has her hair up in a ponytail. They appeared in the old series but weren't named until
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Shoetown's favourite gardener. Sid Slipper is having great trouble with moles in his garden. But Wellington is having even bigger trouble - with a runaway steamroller - much the consternation of rest of the Shoe
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Poor Sgt. Major is distraught. He finds he can't officiate at his platoon's passing-out parade because he's lost his voice. Well-meaning Trampy And Wellington attempts to help him - with hilariously disastrous
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Beverley – she comes all the way from LA to Shoetown that she is an American beauty. Beverley likes cheerleading and wears a gorgeous blonde ponytail in her hair and earrings on her sides. She is voiced by Jo
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The sun is Bright. the sky is blue. and the Shoe People have decided to take up yachting for the day. But. as they swiftly discover. sailing on any boat crewed by Charlie and Wellington is just asking for
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The residents of Shoe Town gather on the hill for the Annual Great Sledge Race. With a number of different sledges, the competition is as close as it's ever been, but one resident doesn't have a sledge at
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at Shoetown Theatre. Unfortunately he has made the grave mistake of putting Charlie the Clown in charge of special effects. The result: a rendering of Shakespeare that Shoetown's inhabitants will never
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Farmer Fred's pesky goats and sheep are causing much trouble in Shoetown. This presents Marshall with a golden opportunity to re-live the glory days of Wild West by organizing a rootin'-tootin' round-up
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On a surprise visit to Margot's house, Charlie breaks a mirror by accident. The only way to replace it is to find one of his own mirrors from the circus, which does not have the normal "mirror" effect.
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The crowds amass at the playing field for Shoetown's very first baseball game. The scheming skaters. The Bad Boot Boys have their eyes on the Grand Prize - even if they have to steal it to get it.
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In a shoe repair shop, a shoe mender tries to repair all the shoes he gets, but sometimes he cannot repair them all. He does not throw away these shoes; he puts them in the back room of the shop.
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Trampy offers to mow Sergeant Major's lawn but all does not go to plan, which leaves the lawn looking like a pile of spaghetti. Charlie has an ingenious plan to help Trampy cover up the mistake.
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shut, the strangest thing happens. A large cloud of dust from the room fills the air and when it settles, the shoes come to life and the back wall disappears and Shoe Town appears.
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Charlie is the clown who lives at the Little Big Top. It also turns out that Sergeant Major wants a word with Charlie, who apparently squirted him with his flower once too often.
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The selfish old Boot Boy gang haven't been invited to the Shoe People's barbecue. And so, with the aid of a book of magic spells they spitefully try to wreck the great occasion.
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disease which ha speckled him from head to toe. So it's off to the Shoetown surgery to see a baffled doctor Merryweather...but there's more to these spots than meets the eye?
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Marshall – a cowboy who loves country and western music, loves Wild West films and does a safekeeping around Shoetown. He is voiced by Philip Whitchurch.
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Morris is a miner who works in the underground in Shoetown. He loves digging and even has a light on his hard hat. He is voiced by Philip Whitchurch.
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1975:(WNR 2016)
1913:(WNR 2015)
1705:The Best of
1448:Nick Jr. UK
1436:Nick Jr. UK
1414:Nickelodeon
1074:activities.
683:3 May 1987
617:Whitchurch.
613:Whitchurch.
519:Whitchurch.
416:Shoe People
276:Rob Francis
268:Tony Barnes
244:of episodes
197:Narrated by
167:Directed by
2446:Categories
2314:Astro Farm
2298:Huxley Pig
2258:Paddington
2132:References
2064:Croatian:
1315:ice-cream.
1168:All At Sea
470:Characters
425:worn out.
378:1993-03-22
368:1987-04-19
284:10 minutes
252:Production
150:Written by
142:Created by
71:newspapers
2431:Ivor Wood
2416:(1993–95)
2408:(1992–94)
2400:(1991–92)
2376:(1990–95)
2360:(1987–88)
2352:(1986–87)
2336:(1974–76)
2317:(1992–96)
2301:(1989–90)
2290:Windfalls
2285:(1987–88)
2277:(1983–86)
2261:(1975–86)
2253:(1973–75)
2237:(1969–73)
2226:The Herbs
2091:Škrpálkov
2085:Skófólkið
2071:Russian:
2050:English:
1993:"Sneaker"
1951:"Charlie"
1902:Episodes
1838:Episodes
1781:"Sneaker"
1732:"Sneaker"
1699:Episodes
1678:"Sneaker"
1636:"Sneaker"
1556:"Sneaker"
1507:"Charlie"
1471:Episodes
1034:Air Date
641:Air Date
557:ice cream
440:The story
233:of series
175:Voices of
2397:Junglies
2266:Moschops
2211:FilmFair
2164:Facebook
2079:Šolenčki
2066:Cipelići
1945:"Margot"
1925:"Trampy"
1867:"Trampy"
1849:(73832)
1769:(94012)
1742:"Margot"
1710:(92562)
1675:"Trampy"
1653:(V8812)
1633:"Margot"
1615:(V8805)
1570:(V9114)
1524:(V9061)
1504:"Margot"
1497:"Trampy"
1479:(V9026)
1396:trouble.
1172:problem.
1046:Shoetown
1031:Summary
1015:FilmFair
638:Summary
536:windmill
513:Jo Wyatt
494:juggling
460:Jo Wyatt
394:animated
301:FilmFair
265:Producer
187:Jo Wyatt
2089:Czech:
2057:Welsh:
2039:Cadbury
1368:charge?
1354:People.
1200:answer.
1130:Flakes.
1088:course!
1060:return.
851:Sneaker
732:Charlie
543:series.
539:series.
523:series.
418:books.
376: (
372: –
366: (
361:Release
330:Network
219:English
85:scholar
2424:People
2392:(1991)
2384:(1990)
2368:(1989)
2344:(1979)
2309:(1992)
2293:(1989)
2269:(1983)
2245:(1970)
2229:(1968)
2068:(1993)
2061:(1989)
1382:chips?
1286:spotty
1231:forget
1228:Hamlet
1144:again?
1116:fray?.
1028:Title
925:trail.
718:Margot
691:Trampy
635:Title
588:Grease
577:Wyatt.
392:is an
317:(1989)
273:Editor
189:(1992)
87:
80:
73:
66:
58:
1271:ever?
1186:fair.
559:. In
490:clown
401:TV-am
337:TV-am
222:Welsh
92:JSTOR
78:books
2175:IMDb
967:all.
532:clog
505:army
458:and
342:CITV
64:news
2173:at
2162:at
481:by
432:of
347:S4C
315:S4C
242:No.
231:No.
47:by
2448::
2128:.
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