The Trap Door: Created by Terry Brain, Charlie Mills. With William Rushton, Nick Shipley. Berk, a blue plasticine creature, lives as a servant to the unseen "Thing Upstairs" in an ancient castle.

A long-necked monster emerges from the Trap Door and eats the breakfast that Berk has prepared for the Thing Upstairs. Afterwards, a big, angry red monster chases Berk and Berk …

Berk, Boni and Drutt go down to the swamp outside the castle to do some fishing. Berk has left the Trap Door open and is soon surprised by an enormous pink monster who creeps up …

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The Trap Door led directly into the catacombs beneath the castle where an infinity of worms and diabolical nasties dwelled. They'd cause no end of trouble for poor ol' Berk. You'd think he'd …

Don't Open That Trap Door: With William Rushton. Berk is tidying up and finds an old radio which starts to a familiar tune. As it plays, Rogg and other assorted creatures come out of the Trap …

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SuperTed: Created by Mike Young. With Derek Griffiths, Peter Hawkins, Jon Pertwee, Melvyn Hayes. An ordinary teddy bear comes to life and becomes a superhero.

This is one of those cartoons that a generation grow up with. For example, it was the first Western cartoon to be shown in Russia, and it got great feedback (check Wiki for this). The show is …

Bye Bye Berk: With William Rushton. Fed up with his lifestyle, Berk departs, but later returns.