Source: BBCW Global Insight/BARB/TechEdge/AdvantEdge; for Housepersons with Children 0-3 & Children 4-6; Reach based on 3+ minutes of continuous viewing Merry (10 years old) (voiced by Charley Orchard in " The Making Friends Badge" and Avalon McNamara in " The Same Badge") Dress-up clothes can help children to develop their creativity, imagination, and communication skills. By pretending to be different characters, children can learn to express themselves in different ways and to think about things from different perspectives. They may also learn about different cultures and ways of life, as they dress up in traditional clothing from around the world. Happy – a tall, easy-going green crocodile, with a love of water and splashing in puddles. According to the Series 4 episode "Happy's First Day", he didn't like water when he was little. He usually wears teal pants, orange shoes and teal glasses. Additionally, Hey Duggee has over 1.2 million fans across its social channels and its official YouTube channel has over a billion lifetime views. Recently Hey Duggee teamed up with Sir David Attenborough for The Green Planet Badge a special episode to share the wonder of plants on CBeebies, BBC iPlayer and YouTube.

Bluey is produced by multi-Emmy® award-winning Ludo Studio for ABC Kids Australia, co-commissioned by ABC Children’s and BBC Studios, and distributed internationally by BBC Studios outside of Australia.Fawlty Towers – John Cleese farce topped BFI 2000 TV poll but was briefly removed from streaming service UKTV over “racial slurs” in The Germans episode. Mandy Thwaites, Director, Magazines & Consumer Products, UK Division at BBC Studios, says: “We’ve been extremely busy behind the scenes with Bluey and Hey Duggee and it’s great to see the interest both properties are generating. Personally, it was a real highlight to attend London Toy Fair and we had so many lovely conversations about the brands. It’s clear that our top dogs have great appeal across preschool audiences and people really connect to their warmth, inclusivity and humour.

The programme is animated using the computer program Flash, with a minimalist style using filled shapes with no outlines, and only effects that Flash is capable of, [7] and only the Duggee character regularly uses gradients. For example, if there is a frog character, then it usually bears the appearance of a plain green triangle. Heritage, Stuart (5 January 2018). "Do British children really need saving from YouTube and Netflix?". The Guardian . Retrieved 20 May 2018. The series follows Bluey, a six-year-old Blue Heeler dog who loves to play and turn everyday family life into extraordinary adventures that unfold in unpredictable and hilarious ways, bringing her family, friends and community into her world of fun. Hey Duggee is a fun, inclusive and educational series devised by Grant Orchard, senior director of Studio AKA, and narrated by comedian Alexander Armstrong. BBC Studios and CBeebies recently announced it had commissioned a fourth series of the hit animation. The BFI experts will also have to consider whether subsequent controversies ought to rule out landmark broadcasts, such as Panorama’s 1995 Princess Diana interview. The BBC has disowned the programme after the deceptions employed by Martin Bashir to land the scoop were exposed.Betty – a talkative and intelligent purple octopus. She always wears a (usually) pink and yellow band on her head. The Hummingbirds – The other group of older animals in the episode The Making Friends Badge, with their very own version of Duggee. They are: Livy Coare, Licensing and Marketing Manager at H&A, said: “H&A has a long-standing history with BBC Studios and we are thrilled to be working with them again to develop creative and innovative products across both Bluey and Hey Duggee. We are aligned with the BBC in our strategy to further develop sustainable products for kids’ bath time, and will be working closely together to execute exciting new product development.”

Robert Seatter, BBC’s Head of History, said: “The BBC has an amazing history which belongs to us all. As we mark 100 years of our BBC, these new digital resources, partner exhibitions, research and publications give a unique insight into the history of the Corporation and provide something to intrigue audiences of all ages.” BBC at 100– Ten programmes that changed TV MV Sports, the UK’s leading designer of licensed wheeled toys, have agreed a deal to produce a delightful range of Bluey branded bikes, trikes, scooters, ride-ons and accessories. MV Sports are an existing partner of BBC Studios and already hold the license for Hey Duggee wheeled toys and have recently unveiled additions to the product range. Shows aired this century that will be up for consideration include The Office (2001), credited with changing the grammar of the sitcom, the hugely popular Strictly, launched in 2004, Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag and Michaela Coel’s ground-breaking I May Destroy You. Since launching in 2014, Hey Duggee has become a six-time BAFTA and international Emmy award-winning hit. Hey Duggee was the most-watched kids’ show on CBeebies in 2021 and was streamed more than 250m times on BBC iPlayer in 2021. All episodes of Hey Duggee are available exclusively on BBC iPlayer in the UK. Ottie (12 years old) (voiced by Sean Orchard in " The Making Friends Badge" and Magdalena Beardsmore in " The Same Badge")That collection is curated by Professor David Hendy, who this month publishes The BBC: A People’s History, an authorised centenary history book, tracing the BBC from its beginnings through war, the creation of television, changing public tastes, and its attempts to keep pace with continuous cultural change. An official history of the BBC at 100 will be published in January The Rabbits – live in the field near the clubhouse and all sound like hippies, apart from one who speaks French. This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Rochelle (11 years old) (voiced by Poppy Green in " The Making Friends Badge" and Mio Eagar in " The Same Badge") Brand new children's series Hey Duggee launches on ABC Kids Australian Channel". BBC Media Centre. 2014 . Retrieved 1 March 2020.

Life on Earth – David Attenborough is likely to make multiple appearances in the new BBC 100 list. This 1979 series is famed for the presenter’s encounter with Rwandan mountain gorillas. Doctor's kits and tool benches are other examples of role play toys that can be educational and fun for children. Doctor's kits usually include a stethoscope, a blood pressure cuff, and other medical instruments, allowing children to pretend to be doctors and nurses. Tool benches, on the other hand, come with a variety of hand tools, such as screwdrivers and wrenches, allowing children to pretend to be handymen and fix things around the house. Both of these types of toys can help children to develop their problem-solving skills and understand how things work. Doctor Who – Sci-fi series has demonstrated capacity to regenerate, entrancing successive generations, alongside its central character.

Roly – an enthusiastic, loud and hyperactive grey hippopotamus. He usually wears orange pants and brown shoes. Role play toys are toys that allow children to act out different roles and scenarios, using their imagination and creativity to bring their play to life. These toys can be educational, helping children to learn about different professions and ways of life, and they can also be used for pure imaginative play. Role play toys can take many forms, from dress-up clothes and toy kitchen sets to doctor's kits and tool benches.