Throng

The colourful CGI animation aimed at two- to five-year-olds continues. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her rotund friends who live on Beep Island in the middle of the Sapphire Sea. Many stars have lent their names to the series, with ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’) providing two of the voices.

On Saturday, Leafy’s garden has been overrun by stinkroots, the whiffiest plants on all of Beep Island. Smelly Beep likes them so much that he has pitched his tent and started to live among them. How can Leafy get his garden back to normal and stop this pongy infestation?

Sunday’s episode is ‘Singalongabeeps’. The Beeps like the Sockroaches to sing them a cheery song as they work. But when the Sockroaches lose their voices, the Beeposaurus offers to provide the singing instead.

The colourful CGI animation aimed at two- to fiveyear- olds continues. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her rotund friends who live on Beep Island in the middle of the Sapphire Sea. Many stars have lent their names to the series, with ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’) providing two of the voices.

Originally devised by illustrator Malou Bonicos, The Beeps is a fast-moving sitcom for preschoolers, with simple, yet multi-threaded stories, unexpected twists and action sequences.

On Saturday, Nosey is very excited because she has spotted a whale in Crystal Cove! All the other Beeps rush to the beach to get a look at the colossal cetacean – but should a whale really be pink and purple? And where is the Beeposaurus?

The colourful CGI animation aimed at two- to fiveyear- olds continues. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her rotund friends who live on Beep Island in the middle of the Sapphire Sea.

Many stars have lent their names to the series, with ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’) providing two of the voices. Originally devised by illustrator Malou Bonicos,The Beeps is a fast-moving sitcom for preschoolers, with simple, yet multi-threaded stories, unexpected twists and action sequences.

On Saturday, it is the day of Smelly Beep’s annual wash, so he runs off to hide before the other Beeps can scrub him clean. Much to his surprise, he discovers a wonderful secret garden behind the waterfall. To whom could it belong?

Bouncing back onto Milkshake! this week is the colourful CGI animation aimed at two- to five-yearolds.

Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her rotund friends who live on Beep Island in the middle of the Sapphire Sea. Many stars have lent their names to the series, with ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’) providing two of the voices.

Originally devised by illustrator Malou Bonicos, The Beeps is a fast-moving sitcom for preschoolers, with simple, yet multi-threaded stories, unexpected twists and action sequences.

On Saturday, a new hill has appeared on Beep Island – and High Hill is getting smaller! Could the Beeposaurus’s bouncing be to blame for this strange turn of events?

Continuing on Milkshake! this week is the CGI animation aimed at two-to five-year-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island in the middle of Sapphire Sea.

Many stars have lent their names to the series, with ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’) providing two of the voices.

Originally devised by illustrator Malou Bonicos, The Beeps is a fast-moving, visual sitcom for preschoolers, with simple, yet multi-threaded stories, unexpected twists and action sequences.

On Monday, disaster strikes for Smelly when his house collapses during a spring clean – it turns out that the muck was holding the roof up! Can the Beeps rebuild Smelly’s house just the way he likes it? And where has the Beeposaurus gone?

Continuing on Milkshake! this week is the CGI animation aimed at two-to five-year-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island in the middle of Sapphire Sea. Many stars have lent their names to the series, with ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’) providing two of the voices.

Originally devised by illustrator Malou Bonicos, The Beeps is a fast-moving, visual sitcom for preschoolers, with simple, yet multi-threaded stories, unexpected twists and action sequences.

On Monday, Nosey falls into a Gumblegoo bush and gets covered in stinky gunk. Brainy has a special soap that should get her clean, but disaster strikes when Bossy fails to follow Brainy’s specific usage instructions!

Returning to Milkshake! this week for a run of new
programmes is the CGI animation aimed at two-to
five-year-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and
drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep
Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island in
the middle of Sapphire Sea. Many stars have lent
their names to the series, with ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little
Britain’ star Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy
Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’)
providing two of the voices.
Originally devised by illustrator Malou Bonicos,
The Beeps is a fast-moving, visual sitcom for
preschoolers, with simple, yet multi-threaded stories, unexpected twists and action sequences.
In Tuesday’s episode, Brainy has built a smellpowered go-kart, but it needs a particularly pungent pong to make it work. Smelly Beep thinks that this is a job for his very smelliest sock, but soon learns that some smells are too powerful to control!

the beeps
hunt the beep (35/52)

The colourful CGI animation aimed at two-to fiveyear-olds continues on Milkshake! this week. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island –a small, verdant piece of land in the middle of the Sapphire Sea. The series is brought to life with the voices of Tom Baker and Timmy Mallett.

In this morning’s episode, Smelly Beep is having trouble finding the other Beeps when they play a hiding game. He is usually good at locating them but he is finding it difficult to spot Teeny. Could the strange round footprints near the houses be a clue to Teeny’s location?

Tomorrow’s episode is ‘Treasure Hunt’. The Beeposaurus is upset that the Beeps don’t want to watch his magic show – but Teeny has a plan to get them involved, whether they want to be or not!

the beeps
source of the sapphire stream (31/52)

The colourful CGI animation aimed at two-to fiveyear-olds continues on Milkshake! this week. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island –a small, verdant piece of land in the middle of the Sapphire Sea. The series is brought to life with the voices of Tom Baker and Timmy Mallett.

In this morning’s episode, Nosey sets off on an epic expedition to discover the source of the Sapphire Stream. Knowing their little friend’s proclivity for getting lost, however, all the other Beeps immediately set out to find her!

Tomorrow’s episode is ‘Hole Lot of Trouble’. Strange holes are appearing all over the island and many little things are going missing. The Beeps decide to take advantage of these strange events by playing a new game that Brainy has invented – Beep Golf!

the beeps
wheely helpful (23/52)
07.20–07.35

Continuing a new run of episodes this week is the colourful CGI animation aimed at two-to fiveyear-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island. The series is brought to life with the voices of Tom Baker and Timmy Mallett.

In this morning’s episode, Beep Beep’s skates are so squeaky that she wakes everybody up. She resolves to be extra helpful to everybody in order to make amends –but first, she has to find Yuk and get him to oil her skates.

Tomorrow’s episode is ‘Teeny Beep Takes Off’, in which Teeny decides she wants to fly, inspired by the falling sycamore leaves. Cue Brainy’s BeepCopter invention!

In Wednesday’s episode, ‘Carnival’, the Beeps all decorate their vehicles for a parade –but Yuk makes his messy because he hates parades!

The final episode of the week is ‘Peas and Bees’ on Thursday. Sleepy wants to make a honey dressing for the Beeps’ bumper pea crop, but where have all the bees gone?

the beeps
sports day (18/52)
07.20–07.35

Continuing a new run of episodes this week is the colourful CGI animation aimed at two-to fiveyear-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island –a small, lush green island in the middle of Sapphire Sea.

The series is brought to life with the voices of Tom Baker and Timmy Mallett. The Beeps are adventurous and fun-loving characters who are all named after their defining attributes. Also featured are the singing Sockroaches, who pop up to croon a tune every so often, and the Beep-Beep Tree, which emerges from the ground in every episode to sing to the assembled Beeps.

In this morning’s episode, it’s Sports Day for all the pets and Drozzle wants to win a medal.

Tomorrow’s episode is ‘Where No Beep Has Gone Before’, in which Nosey goes off exploring.

Wednesday’s episode, ‘Bouncy Bouncy Beep Beep’, sees Brainy invent a strange new machine.

the beeps
drozzle dries up (16/52)
07.20–07.35

Returning for a new run of episodes this week is the colourful CGI animation aimed at two-to fiveyear-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island –a small, lush green island in the middle of Sapphire Sea. ‘Dr Who’ and ‘Little Britain’ star Tom Baker narrates the series, while Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer (‘Tracy Beaker’) lend their voices.

The Beeps –Bossy, Brainy, Nosey, Smelly and Sleepy, to name but a few –are adventurous and fun-loving characters who are all named after their defining attributes. Also featured are the singing Sockroaches, who pop up to croon a tune every so often, and the Beep-Beep Tree, which emerges from the ground in every episode to sing to the assembled Beeps.

Residing in igloo-shaped Bush Houses near a pond, deep in the heart of Beep Woods, the Beeps are environmentally and communally aware, and live by a strict set of universal morals and attitudes.

the beeps sky high (11/52)
07.20–07.30

Continuing on Milkshake! this week is the new CGI animation aimed at two-to five-year-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island, a small, lush green island in the middle of Sapphire Sea. Many stars have lent their names to the series, with Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer providing voices.

The Beeps –Bossy, Brainy, Nosey, Smelly and Sleepy, to name but a few –are adventurous and fun-loving characters who are each named after their main attribute. Also featured are the singing Sockroaches, who pop up to croon a tune every so often, and the Beep-Beep Tree, which emerges from the ground in every episode to sing to the assembled Beeps.

In this morning’s episode, Brainy invents a hotair balloon but runs into trouble when it accidentally carries the breakfast table into the air, taking a few Beeps with it. The other Beeps set off on a chase around the island in pursuit of the balloon!

the beeps pink snow (6/52) 07.20–07.30

Continuing on Milkshake! this week is the new CGI animation aimed at two-to five-year-olds. Full of fun, action, comedy and drama, the series follows the adventures of Beep Beep and her friends who live on Beep Island, a small, lush green island in the middle of Sapphire Sea. Many stars have lent their names to the series, with Tom Baker narrating, and Timmy Mallett and Dani Harmer providing voices.

The Beeps –Bossy, Brainy, Nosey, Smelly and Sleepy, to name but a few –are adventurous and fun-loving characters who are each named after their main attribute. Also featured are the singing Sockroaches, who pop up to croon a tune every so often, and the Beep-Beep Tree, which emerges from the ground in every episode to sing to the assembled Beeps.

In this morning’s episode, the Beeps wake to find that the whole island is covered by pink snow! They excitedly put on their warm clothes and go out to play lots of fun winter sports. The only problem is, the pink snow doesn’t seem to be at all slippy...

interview with timmy mallett, the voice of smelly in the beeps

what appealed to you about this new animation? “I’m thrilled to be involved in something like this: it’s funny, quirky and it’s got something rather special about it. It’s lovely to be involved with a homegrown British animation.”

is this the first animation you have voiced? “Yes. And it’s nice to play such a different character – Smelly Beep, who is surrounded by a load of sock people [the Sockroaches]. They’re brilliant; they pop up every now and then and sing a little song. I’ve started looking into my own laundry basket and expecting the socks to start singing now!”

How much of your own personality were you able to bring to the character of smelly? “I think quite a bit, really. The director gives you a few little pointers on the script, but then they’re very keen to let you experiment with it, and I think that’s very exciting. The voices were recorded before the animation itself was done, which means that when the animators listen to the way you have read the script, they can tailor their images accordingly. Doing things that way round gives you much greater creativity, and it’s a joy to do.”