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British TV series

    
  Sam Foxwood and Dinko the Space Dog in FilmFair's "Astro Farm"

 

  
  
 
Astro Farm        (1992-1993)
 
    
producers: FilmFair
    animation: stop-motion animation

      episodes: 53 x 10mins

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"Astro farm! Astro Farm!
      It's a very special place..."

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     Astro Farm is a special place in space. It's a farm on a distant asteroid, and
     it's home to the Foxwood family - that's Sam and Lizzie and their son Tom.
     Tom has a cool space dog pal called Dinko. The pooch has a red nose,
     and he wears a trendy space cap. And as you'd expect, there are all kinds
     of crazy critters around the farm, like the large pink Big Moo called Daisy
     who can produce flavoured milk, and inumerable cosmic chickens, called
     Clucks. The family utilise all sorts of super creations to help with their
     harvesting, like hover belts and machines which shrink grain sacks, and
     they're not opposed to bringing in Plutonian Flying Pig to help them, on
     occasion.
     
     On this funky farm, there are all kinds of galactic troubles to contend
     with, like blowing solar winds and Black Hole Moles. But worst of all, there
     are the Gorps - Biff and Slodger - two meddling aliens from the nearby
     asteroid of Gorpdale which is permanently miserable and dank - in contrast
     to the sunny pink farm. They'll do anything they can to get their hands on
     the family's vegetables - slurp!...

      The Big Moo, Daisy and a friendly Cluck in FilmFair's "Astro Farm"    Lizzie Foxwood and her son Tom, in FilmFair's "Astro Farm"

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    broadcast info

    "Astro Farm" premiered on ITV, on September 4th 1992...

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     episode titles

     Wacky Weather   
             Crow Twins
     Disappearing Bubbles
          Spooked
     The Butterfly 
                   Astrodale Farm
     The Big Sneeze
                 Biff's Baby
     Astro Dragon       
             Bath Time
     The Well
                          Super Tom
     Flying Dinko 
                     1,2,3 Pull
     The Moo Flu
                      Dial G for Gorpdale
     Barn Dance                        A Mole in One
     The Tomato Competition      Dragon Moon
     The Black Hole Mole            Cowboy Tom
     Training Dinko                    Splodger the Spider
     The Surprise                      Pied Piper of Gorpdale
     Wild Martian Tiger               That takes the Biscuit
     Holiday                              Biff do your Best
     Pumpkin                             Slimecurd, Slimecurd everywhere
     Lizzie's Quiet Day                Futile Attraction
     Seeing Double                    Tom and the Beanstalk
     Solar Wind                         Lucky Dip
     Wishing Well                       Poultry in Motion
     Cluck Soup                         Spaced out Splodger
     Shrinking Machine                Sparks Fly
     Biff Builds a Rocket              Pigs Might Fly
     King Splodger                     Splodger's About
     All Aboard                         Mousequake!
     Magic Onions                     To Catch a Thief
                                            Surprise, Surprise

      
     
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     a FilmFair production for Central


     director:              David Johnson

     producer:             Kath Swain

     executive
      producer:
            David Yates

     devised by:          David Yates, Andy Ellis

     writer:                 John Sayle

     stories and
      original design:
    Andy Ellis

     music:                 Dave Cooke

     song lyrics:          Paul Field
     animation:           Mark Waring, Daryl Marsh
     camera:               Simon Paul
     studio assistant:   John Ellis
     sets:                    Alan Murphy
     model makers:      Heather Boucher, Colin Armitage,
     puppet makers:     Maxine Guest, Simon Quinn,
                                 Sam Holland
     costumes:             Magaret Haden
     editor:                  Simon Cox
     senior editor:        Andi Sloss
     production
      supervisor:
          Robert Dunbar
     voices:                 Tina Heath
                                Jonathan Kydd
                                Richard Tate


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