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Learn moreBagpuss, dear Bagpuss, old fat furry cat-puss, wake up, wake up and look at this thing that I bring...
Bagpuss, created by Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin, is no ordinary cat. Every time Emily brings something to Bagpuss, he wakes up and the whole shop bursts into life! Tothether they uncovers the hidden stories behind the objects that Emily finds. Professor Yaffle is always ready with his knowledge, Madeleine sings lovely songs, Gabriel strums his banjo, and the mice add their playful energy. Together, they make each forgotten treasure something magical, where stories, music, and imagination reign supreme.
Emily brings a Scottish doll named Hamish to the shop. Bagpuss and his friends are excited to explore Hamish's world! Professor Yaffle dives into Scottish history, while Madeleine and Gabriel fill the shop with lively Scottish tunes. The mice add their usual humour, imagining Hamish's adventures in the Highlands with funny twists. It's a joyful episode that celebrates the rich folklore of Scotland, bringing music, magic, and laughter to Hamish's tale.
Oliver Postgate & Peter Firmin: Pioneers of British Children's Television Oliver Postgate (1925–2008) and Peter Firmin (1928–2018) were the creative duo behind some of Britain's most beloved children's television shows. Together, they co-founded Smallfilms in 1959 and went on to create iconic programs such as Bagpuss, The Clangers, Ivor the Engine, Noggin the Nog, and Pingwings. Postgate, known for his gentle, timeless storytelling and signature narration, wrote and directed their shows, while Firmin, a talented artist and puppeteer, brought their characters to life through handcrafted puppets and animation. Using simple stop-motion techniques, they created magical worlds that resonated deeply with audiences for their warmth and charm. Bagpuss, perhaps their most famous creation, was voted the UK's favourite children's TV show in a 1999 BBC poll, while The Clangers, with its whistling, otherworldly creatures, remains another beloved classic. Their work combined whimsical storytelling with a sense of nostalgia that appealed to both children and adults. Their contributions to children's television were recognised with numerous awards. Postgate and Firmin both received BAFTA Special Awards in 2014 for their work on Bagpuss and The Clangers. In 1987, they were also awarded honorary degrees from the University of Kent in recognition of their impact on British culture. Postgate and Firmin's work left a lasting legacy on British television. Their handcrafted characters and timeless stories continue to enchant new generations.
Oliver Postgate & Peter Firmin: Pioneers of British Children's Television Oliver Postgate (1925–2008) and Peter Firmin (1928–2018) were the creative duo behind some of Britain's most beloved children's television shows. Together, they co-founded Smallfilms in 1959 and went on to create iconic programs such as Bagpuss, The Clangers, Ivor the Engine, Noggin the Nog, and Pingwings. Postgate, known for his gentle, timeless storytelling and signature narration, wrote and directed their shows, while Firmin, a talented artist and puppeteer, brought their characters to life through handcrafted puppets and animation. Using simple stop-motion techniques, they created magical worlds that resonated deeply with audiences for their warmth and charm. Bagpuss, perhaps their most famous creation, was voted the UK's favourite children's TV show in a 1999 BBC poll, while The Clangers, with its whistling, otherworldly creatures, remains another beloved classic. Their work combined whimsical storytelling with a sense of nostalgia that appealed to both children and adults. Their contributions to children's television were recognised with numerous awards. Postgate and Firmin both received BAFTA Special Awards in 2014 for their work on Bagpuss and The Clangers. In 1987, they were also awarded honorary degrees from the University of Kent in recognition of their impact on British culture. Postgate and Firmin's work left a lasting legacy on British television. Their handcrafted characters and timeless stories continue to enchant new generations.
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