Lost And Found
- Studio
- Handle and Spout
- Animation studio
- GS Animation Studio
- Distributor
- British Broadcasting Corporation
Synopsis
Harry has looked everywhere for his red car. Perhaps if he were a little bit tidier like Toto, he would not have lost it in the first place. Then, on a trip to Opposite Stores for some boxes, they find an unusual teapot and take it to PC Barry the Bear.
Characters
Harry the Hare, Toto the Tortoise, Eric the Elephant, PC Barry the Bear, Horace the Horse, Lino the Lion, Patrick the Penguin, Carmen the Chicken, Crystal the Crocodile, Gillie the Giraffe
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Paul Shuttleworth
Producing
- Producer
- Paul Shuttleworth
Writing
- Writer
- Marie Davis, Jill Findlay, Myles McLeod, Trevor Ricketts, Siwan Robins, Paul Shuttleworth, Joanna Toye
- Original Idea
- Paul Shuttleworth
Voices
- Voice
- Bob Golding (Harry the Hare, Toto the Tortoise, Eric the Elephant, PC Barry the Bear, Horace the Horse, Lino the Lion, Patrick the Penguin), Sue Devaney (Gillie the Giraffe)
Music
- Music
- Liz Kitchen, Liz Kitchen
Editing
- Editor
- Jane Hodge, Mike Holliday, Jane Hodge, Mike Holliday
Sound
- Supervising Sound Editors
- Jake Roberts, Barnaby Templer
- Sound Assistant
- Jason Shurmer
- Dialogue Recordist
- Jm Finch
- Dubbing Mixer
- Jm Finch
Production Management
- Post-Production Facilities
- Fonic
Production notes
Flash animation.
"Up, down, opposites happen when you're in town!"
Meet Harry the hare and Toto the tortoise. They live at opposite ends of Opposite Town. If Harry walks down Long Street, Toto will go up Short Street.
Harry the hare rushes about the place while Toto -- in proper tortoise style -- takes things at a slightly slower pace. But despite this, they're the best of friends!
Different opposites are tackled in each episode, visiting the different approaches of Harry and Toto. The story follows them as they realize that for every fast, there is a slow, and that for every door that closes, another opens.
Throughout, viewers are invited to guess which resident of Opposite Town needs to help Harry or Toto with their problem, and at the end of each episode, the narrator recaps the opposite combination featured in the show -- making it engaging from beginning to end.
Harry and Toto are characters with distinct personalities. While Harry rushes in, only to mess up, Toto usually has the answers. This is an endearing series with a distinctive musical score and fast-paced animation, set to become a children's classic.
"Up, down, opposites happen when you're in town!"
Meet Harry the hare and Toto the tortoise. They live at opposite ends of Opposite Town. If Harry walks down Long Street, Toto will go up Short Street.
Harry the hare rushes about the place while Toto -- in proper tortoise style -- takes things at a slightly slower pace. But despite this, they're the best of friends!
Different opposites are tackled in each episode, visiting the different approaches of Harry and Toto. The story follows them as they realize that for every fast, there is a slow, and that for every door that closes, another opens.
Throughout, viewers are invited to guess which resident of Opposite Town needs to help Harry or Toto with their problem, and at the end of each episode, the narrator recaps the opposite combination featured in the show -- making it engaging from beginning to end.
Harry and Toto are characters with distinct personalities. While Harry rushes in, only to mess up, Toto usually has the answers. This is an endearing series with a distinctive musical score and fast-paced animation, set to become a children's classic.