Roland Rat: The Series

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1985–1988

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueComic stories involving the puppet "Roland the Rat" and his friends living under London's Kings Cross Railway Station.Comic stories involving the puppet "Roland the Rat" and his friends living under London's Kings Cross Railway Station.Comic stories involving the puppet "Roland the Rat" and his friends living under London's Kings Cross Railway Station.

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Épisodes28

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2 saisons3 ans

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[Bridge On the River Kwai sketch]
Roland Rat: So go and blow up that bridge.
Ross Davidson: What... What. That bridge?
Roland Rat: Yeah. Why not?
Ross Davidson: Because man it's a very, very busy bridge.
Roland Rat: Year?
Ross Davidson: It's in Staines. The number 68 bus goes along there.
Roland Rat: Oh. Don't be stupid. This is the Burmese jungle remember? Look. London Transport doesn't operate in jungles. London Transport hardly operates in London.
Ross Davidson: Oh year? Well what's that then?
[the number 68 bus goes across]
Errol: It's the number 68 bus.

Connexions
Featured in The 100 Greatest Kids TV Shows (2001)

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Written by Simon Brint
Produced by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman

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British puppetry at it's finest

Being British I of course think that Roland Rat is the best puppet show in the world. Roland Rat is of course an English version of The Muppets, but is also taking after another character called Basil Brush and Sooty. "Roland Rat The Series" was actually Roland's first project away from TV-AM. He joined the BBC for loads of money which went on his account but also on the series which also took a year to make. The sketches in this are hilarious especially the "Tale Of Two Cities" and "Dickens Christmas Carol". The show starts off with the title which has Roland driving his infamous pink Ford Anglia known more as the "RatMobile" and entering the studio to a full house and a load of hilarious sketches. Sadly since 1986 it has never been repeated but is on a video cassette somewhere. But there is DVD of Rat On The Road which was one of his TV-AM adventures. But soon once again though you'll be able to follow the further adventures of Roland, Kevin & Errol.