Bugs
- Studio
- Queensgate Productions Ltd., Fire Mountain Productions Ltd., CMTB Animation
- Animation studio
- CMTB Animation
Characters
Berk, Boni, Drutt
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Terry Brain, Charlie Mills
Producing
- Producer
- John Howson
Writing
Voices
- Voice
- Willie Rushton William Rushton (Berk, Boni, Narrator)
Music
- Music
- Bob Heatlie
Crew
- Series Devised by
- Charlie Mills, Terry Brain
- Music
- Bob Heatlie
- Lyrics
- Bob Heatlie
- Writers
- Brainbox Mills Terry Brain, Charlie Mills
- Additional Material
- Willie Rushton William Rushton
Companies and other credits
- Editor: KPTV
- Modelling Material: GCP Ltd
- Dubbing: Glentham Studios
Production notes
A stop-motion animation series.
the original 1984 series ran 25 episodes. The show gained a following, and two years later an additional fifteen episodes were produced.
"Don't you open that Trap Door. You're a fool if you dare!"
There's something down there!
The Trap Door is a hilariously ghoulish and startlingly original clay animation series starring our hero, Berk, and his companions Boni (a moaning skull) and Drutt (a small, strange looking spider). The day-to-day routine of Berk looking after his master ("The Thing upstairs") is constantly interrupted as all manner of things emerge from The Trap Door to make life a little more difficult. Trap Door's hilarious and bizarre humor appeals to kids, students and adults alike.
the original 1984 series ran 25 episodes. The show gained a following, and two years later an additional fifteen episodes were produced.
"Don't you open that Trap Door. You're a fool if you dare!"
There's something down there!
The Trap Door is a hilariously ghoulish and startlingly original clay animation series starring our hero, Berk, and his companions Boni (a moaning skull) and Drutt (a small, strange looking spider). The day-to-day routine of Berk looking after his master ("The Thing upstairs") is constantly interrupted as all manner of things emerge from The Trap Door to make life a little more difficult. Trap Door's hilarious and bizarre humor appeals to kids, students and adults alike.
Awards
British Animation Award, Best Model Animation, 1988