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A still from the pilot.
Status: Partially Found
Pip Ahoy! is a preschool show produced by Cosgrove-Hall-Fitzpatrick Entertainment (A spiritual successor to Cosgrove-Hall Films) which has aired on the UK network Channel 5's "Milkshake!" block since 2014.[1] It features David Jason, known for Count Duckula and Angelmouse among other things, as Pip's uncle Skipper.
Before the show aired, there was a pilot made but has yet to be released apart from a short video with some footage of the pilot.
The show's pilot has designs that differ from the designs used in the show.
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See Also
Milkshake! (Channel 5)
- Angels of Jarm (partially lost Milkshake! animated series; 2007-2009)
- Audrey and Friends (partially found Milkshake! animated series; 2002)
- The Beeps (partially found Milkshake! CGI animated series; 2007-2008)
- Jelly Jamm (partially found pitch pilot of British Spanish children's animated TV series; 2009)
- Little Kingdom (found pitch pilot of "Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom" Channel 5 animated series; 2005)
- MechaNick (partially found Milkshake! animated series; 2003)
- Peppa Pig (partially found American dub of Channel 5 animated series; 2005-2007)
- Peppa Pig (found pitch pilot of Channel 5 animated series; 2002)
- Roary the Racing Car (lost pitch pilot of Channel 5 stop-motion animated series; 2005)
- Roary the Racing Car (partially found American dub of Channel 5 stop-motion animated series; 2008-2012)
References
- ↑ Crump, William D. (2019). Happy Holidays—Animated! A Worldwide Encyclopedia of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and New Year's Cartoons on Television and Film. McFarland & Co. p. 47. ISBN 9781476672939.