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Daisy & Ollie | |
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Genre | Animation Children's animation |
Created by | Helen Brown |
Voices of | Jason Manford Sarah Hadland Claire Morgan |
Composer | Keith Hopwood |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Original language | English |
No. of episodes | 52 (105 segments) |
Production | |
Producer | Helen Brown |
Production companies | CHF Entertainment Hoopla Animation Arush Entertainment |
Original release | |
Network | Cartoonito (2019–2022) Channel 5 (2020–present) |
Release | 6 November 2017 – present |
Daisy & Ollie is a British children's animated television series for preschoolers produced by Hoopla Animation Limited and Arush Entertainment for Cartoonito [1] and Channel 5's Milkshake! block. The show follows the daily life of two little kids named Daisy and Ollie, along with Daisy's father, Boo the purple monkey and Whizzy the toy robot. As of 8 March 2021, new episodes have also appeared concurrently on Channel 5. [2]
In each episode, the characters have a day at Daisy's house and during each of their life situations, Daisy (Sarah Hadland) and Ollie (Claire Morgan) ask Daisy’s Daddy (Jason Manford) a question (said question is also the title of each episode). After they've found out the answer to this question, they sing the Questions song and Daddy gives advice to the viewers about the question and signs off.
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