Cog's Hollow
Cog's Hollow | |
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Created by | Tony Joyce Rod Lomas |
Written by | Paul Cole Anna Standon |
Directed by | Paul Cole |
Starring | Paul Cole |
Composer(s) | Geoff Robinson |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Original language(s) | English |
No. of seasons | 1 |
No. of episodes | 13 |
Production | |
Executive producer(s) | Robin Edwards |
Producer(s) | Emma Parker |
Editor(s) | Derek Oates Danny Sullivan Steve Whettan |
Running time | 5 minutes |
Production company(s) | Lyricdraw Ltd Wyvern Rogers Television |
Distributor | Video Gems |
Release | |
Original release | 1991 |
External links | |
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Cog's Hollow is a direct-to-video series. It was produced in 1990 and released in 1991 by Video Gems.
Plot[edit]
One stormy night a trailer carrying the Merry Mechanicals Carousel crashes and leaves a twisted mass of metal. One by one the little characters come to life as the magic of Cogs Hollow touches them.
Characters[edit]
- Dip - a yellow truck
- Flip - a yellow plane
- Mctappets - A blue breakdown lorry
- Dove - a pink tugboat
- Chuff - a blue railway diesel engine
- Cranky - a purple lorry. It is revealed in “The Concert” that he used to be in a traveling band.
- Gusty - a white coloured helicopter
- Senor Biffalino - A light brown organ
- Tolly - a baje little house
- Squirt - a red fire engine
- The Rockbashers - white creatures (who appear to be a bulldozer and a dump truck) who force slave labour on anyone who comes into the caves.
- Oxy - A black oxygen tank.
- The Drills - a group of power drills whose colours are silver, blue, green, yellow, orange and red who often sing as they work.
- Moley - a little mole who borrowed under Dip’s home but later made his home in a big tree.
- The Mouse - A little mouse who once stole Gusty’s tail to use as a roundabout.
- The Owner - A man who originally owned the Merry Mechanicals before their accident.
Episode list[edit]
- Founding Cog’s Hollow
- Tolly & The Drills
- Dove & the Bridge
- Biffalino, Squirt & Oxy
- Chuff & the Rockbashers
- Gusty & the Rats
- Tolly’s Roof
- Gusty Gets Captured
- The Mole
- Squirt’s Fire Drill
- The Monster in the Railway Tunnel
- Cranky’s Beanstalk
- The Concert
Broadcast and Release[edit]
Even though the series mostly went direct-to-video due to the liquidation of Wyvern Rogers Television shortly after production, it was broadcast in Iceland. Two episodes were featured on the compilation VHS “Junior Jamboree” also released by Video Gems in 1991.
External Links[edit]
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