Welcome To Big Barn Farm [DVD]

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Madame the Cow (voiced by Kate O'Sullivan) is a Francen cow , who’s the most helpful to the Farmyard Bunch and loves French so much.

Thursday 30 June 2011 - BBC CBeebies - Schedules, Thursday 30 June 2011 - BBC

https://web.archive.org/web/20080611095807/http://www.foundationtv.co.uk/images/bigbarnfarmhold.html Petal the Piglet is unhappy that Petal is the only member of the farmyard bunch who doesn't have her own home and tries to find a new one.The Farmyard bunch have to be quiet to let the kittens sleep, but being quiet is very difficult. Then they found a baby kitten named Mrs. Paws on the tractor and called for help. Before the show airs, the CBeebies presenter may encourage the young viewers to sing along with the theme song, which is generally sung very fast and provides some basic information about each of the main characters. The closing song is similar, but longer and details all of the animal characters, including the minor ones. The series aims to help children understand the importance of friendship, develop knowledge of the world around them and help develop problem solving skills. [4]

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Mrs. Snuffles the Pig (voiced by Kate O'Sullivan) is a female pig , who’s Petal’s caring mother and would do anything to keep her daughter, her sons and her potato peelings.

Narrator, is the one who can see all of Big Barn Farm but the animals can’t even hear him. In season 1 he’s played by Ben Fairman, and in season 2 they change the actor to Dave Lamb. Gobo the Goat is bored with the grass in his field. Dash the Donkey, Petal the Piglet and Digger the Puppy try to help him find tastier, juicier grass, but, as usual, things don't turn out quite as expected. a b "Big Barn Farm: Episode Guide". Immediate Media Company Limited – Radio Times. Archived from the original on 16 February 2013 . Retrieved 31 January 2013.

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There are also several human characters who feature in the programme, but do not speak, the farmer (played by Chris Noel), [1] the farmer's wife (played by Laura Wyles), [1] the farmer's son (played by Reef Matthews), [5] and the farmer's daughter (played by Katie Parks). [6] Production [ edit ] After hearing Petal the Piglet and Gobo the Goat arguing, Dash the Donkey and Digger the Puppy must find a way to get them to be friends again. a b c d e f g h "BBC iPlayer - Big Barn Farm: Series 2: Pigs Might Fly". Narrated by Ben Fairman. BBC . Retrieved 31 January 2013. {{ cite web}}: CS1 maint: others ( link) Digger (voiced by Shelley Longworth) is a male Labrador Retriever puppy. [1] He is the youngest of the four friends and always eager to prove himself. Digger is very cute, naive and willing to please. The puppy has boundless energy and will always be the first to volunteer for any new adventure, however, he isn't very bright and so doesn't come up with as many ideas as the others and sometimes takes a while to catch on to what's happening, but he is always eager to please and is never happier when playing with his friends. His catchphrase is "I can do that! I can do that!". There is a strange smell on Big Barn Farm. Gobo the Goat, Petal the Piglet and Dash the Donkey soon realize it is Digger the Puppy who needs a bath.Lester the Rooster decides that it is his job to be leader of the farm, but Mrs Snuffles the Pig challenges him to the job. Big Barn Farm is a British live-action and animated children's comedy television series following the lives of four young animals on a farm which uses a combination of live-action and animation. [2] It was produced by The Foundation and commissioned by Michael Carrington for the BBC children's channel CBeebies. It was narrated by Ben Fairman in the first series and Dave Lamb in the second series. A new dog named Trixibelle the Dog visits the farm but the Farmyard Bunch's games are too messy for her. [5] The Foundation TV. "Big Barn Farm". Foundation TV. Archived from the original on 23 November 2012 . Retrieved 31 January 2013.