Penyghent– Penyghent is an artistic and creative female Rottentroll, with an impressive talent for football. Generally considered "the cleverest of the Rottentrolls". In the episode Rottentroll of the Year, Penyghent is the organizer of the titular competition and is crowned champion for her efforts.

a b Briggs, Katharine (1976). An Encyclopedia of Fairies. Pantheon Books. pp.16–17. ISBN 0394409183. Simon has made countless children's TV series all for the main channels, many of which have won BAFTAs, Strid – their sister who is the most clever and often calls Ripley and scuff "Silly Spoons!". Strid is also the daughter of Kettlewell from Roger & The Rottentrolls. Combat Sheep, a spin-off from The Rottentrolls, written by Tim Firth, is the heartwarming story of four ex-army mascots jettisoned into the real world, who form a sheep version of the ‘A Team’! First produced as a BBC2 Christmas Special. Combat Sheepwasco-produced with friends at Baby Cow Productions, Henry Normal and Steve Coogan The barghest acts as the first boss of the role-playing video game Heartbound, where it is a corrupted dog.

Roger and the Rottentrolls (later shortened to just called The Rottentrolls) is a children's comedy television series made for ITV by The Children's Company, which combined puppets with live action human actors. It was first broadcast on 13 September 1996, and ended on 25 February 2000. Grainger was born to her mother, Gian Grainger, in Didsbury, Manchester. Her parents were divorced when she was very young, so Gian raised her as an independent mother. Holliday spoke about her mother's endless dedication and support despite being a single parent in her interviews. She also included how her success would not have been possible without her mother's presence. Where Did Holliday Garinger Receive Her Education? Its managing director, Robert Howes, originated the BBC’s highly acclaimed annual A Song for Christmas, formerly the BBC Carol Competition, which ran for many years. Following this success Robert founded The Children’s Company and shortly after it gained its first television commission for ITV. This first production was The Rottentrolls, written by the award-winning writer, Tim Firth, (Calendar Girls, Preston Front, Kinky Boots, Our House, My Family), narrated by Martin Clunes and featuring the voices of John Thomson, Ronni Ancona and Phil Cornwell was awarded a BAFTA.The three subsequent series also gained BAFTA, RTSand Broadcast nominations Ripley, Scuff and Strid made an appearance in the CITV studio on the launch day of the first series, on 7 January 2002. By 1964 Gordon had completed a master’s degree in children’s art at Liverpool University and had been appointed head of Bradshaw Lane primary school in Warrington, a job he held until 1974, when he returned to Grange juniors as headteacher.

puppeteer frequently operating Margaret Thatcher's right hand, he scaled the dizzy heights to becomeAppropriated Appellation: Played for laughs; the Rottentrolls take their name from an incident in which their ancestors ruined one of Merlin's spells, causing Merlin to declare angrily, "Oh, those rotten trolls have messed it all up!" British Brevity: Four seasons, 36 episodes. The first two seasons are on VHS and DVD... alternatively, you could just watch them on YouTube. When Fry and Laurie began the series they were already a popular double act due to regular appearances on Channel 4's Friday Night Live and their own show A Bit of Fry & Laurie. The youngest head in Cheshire’s history, “Mister Firth”, as generations of schoolchildren will tell you, was no ordinary teacher. In an age before risk assessments he sweet-talked mayors in his beloved Yorkshire into letting him tip up with a coachload of schoolchildren to sleep in the town hall on PE crash mats. He would then turf everyone out of bed at six in the morning to paint the dawn rising on the River Wharfe.

TV Shows featuring Martin Clunes, listed alphabetically with photos when available. All of the TV programs that had Martin Clunes in the cast are featured here. Martin Clunes may have had a prominent role in these shows, but this list also includes shows where Martin Clunes had a guest starring role or cameo appearance. You can find additional information about these Martin Clunes shows as well, such as who else starred on the show and who created it. Now you can join Roger and his Troll friends in this madcap collection which contains all the episodes from Series 1 of ITV's BAFTA Award winning TV series. Now, Quentin is filming the Lazarus Project, which is set to air on Sky TV. She plays the character, Wes, in the TV series which centres around protagonist, George, who relives time after seeing the world come to an end. Dave Atkins (Les) Roger and the Rottentrolls (sometimes called The Rottentrolls) is a children's comedy television series made for ITV by The Children's Company, which combined puppets with live action human actors. It was first broadcast on 13 September 1996, and ended on 25 February 2000. Contents The voices of the Rottentrolls were provided, in the first series, by John Thomson, Phil Cornwell and Rebecca Front. In later series Ronni Ancona replaced Rebecca Front. Other creatures

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The barghest is the main antagonist in the CITV show Roger and the Rottentrolls. It is only seen by its red eyes and in later episodes, its arms.