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442:, although he was forced to forgo his own programme as a direct result. Matthew maintained the programme's format until 1981 before making changes. These included discontinuing the use of an audience and comedic sketches, dropping a number of puppet characters – leaving only Sooty, Sweep and Soo as the main stars – and setting the show to a sitcom format set within a suburban home, in which Matthew and the puppets faced a misadventure in each episode. Elements such as slapstick comedy, comedic messes, practical jokes, music and guests remained a part of the programme under the new format. Alongside the transformation of 468:. The new programme operated under the same format as its predecessor, but with episodes set mainly within a bric-a-brac shop in Manchester. While Creighton remained a part of the programme for a number of series, Longman was given a physical role as co-star in several episodes, mainly as a regular customer named Mo, alongside her role as Soo's voice actor, with the programme featuring several stories that ventured out into new locations. Matthew continued to conduct further stage shows, and also entered himself and Sooty as guests on other programmes. In 1996, Matthew sold the rights to the 338:
as being dim-witted but good-natured and innocent, who would often make mistakes that would cause problems for others, often get his own back on others when tricked, and have an obsession with bones. An aspect of the character's design was his voice – in performances he would speak in a high-pitched squeak that would have some form of sentences, but would often be translated by the main puppeteer for the audience to understand more clearly. The concept was created by Corbett's brother Leslie through the use of a
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released with titles Sooty's Party Part One & Part Two, and Bedtime With Sooty and Sooty At The Organ. In 1965 an E.P. was released "Sooty & His T.V. Friends" featuring Sooty's Signature Tune, Soo, Sweep & Harry. In 1973 a single and album were released. The single was "Super Sonic Sooty Spug" with "My Friend and I" on the B-side. The album was
40: 271:– magic tricks, and music. All routines in both are primarily aimed at providing family-friendly entertainment suitable for young children. In addition, the franchise also include merchandising, ranging from annuals to toys. One such product that was sold was a toy musical instrument – referred to as a "xylophone", but in reality a 480:, which ran between 1997–98 and featured a different style of adventures to the live-action show, including voices for Scampi and Sweep, and a different voice actor for Soo. The spin-off lasted two series, before Matthew concluded it in preparation for his retirement in December 1998, following the finale of 1296:
Sooty and Sweep made guest appearances on a special variety show ('We Are Most Amused and Amazed') in November 2018. The show was recorded live at the London Palladium (and later shown on prime-time ITV) in honour of the 70th birthday of the Prince of Wales in his presence and that of the Duchess of
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The franchise features three different characters, with the most prominent being the titular character himself – Sooty. Corbett's design for the character was that all his puppets were yellow bears who bore the distinct features of black ears and nose. When portrayed in performances on television and
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yellow bear with black ears and nose, who is kind-hearted but also cheeky. Sooty performs magic tricks and practical jokes, and squirts his handler and other people with his water pistol. The franchise itself also includes several other puppet characters who were created for television, as well as an
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parody sketch called "Sooty in Soho" on his sketch show in 1989, which saw him doing an impression of Matthew and depicting Sooty and Sweep owning a brothel. The sketch was interrupted by the real Matthew Corbett showing up and assuring the audience that the Sooty which Davro had was an imposter. He
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The other two characters in the franchise were created to accompany Sooty in performances, effectively forming the backbone of television and stage shows, and were created by Corbett. The first character, Sweep, introduced in 1957, was designed to be a dog and friend of Sooty, who would be portrayed
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Production on the new format of the television programme was aided by Connie Creighton, who had worked alongside Matthew's father and was given a co-star role on several episodes, while following his mother's retirement from her role, the voice of Soo was cast to Brenda Longman; Sweep's handler was
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Corbett expanded on the programme further with the inclusion of story-telling, and the creation of additional characters that would co-star with Sooty. The two most prominent additions were made during his tenure with the BBC: Sweep in 1957, handled by his brother Leslie Corbett, and Soo in 1964,
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Alongside his television work, Corbett also created travelling shows with Sooty and various works for charity, but the switch to ITV created a tighter schedule that increased his workload. As a result, Corbett's work affected his health badly, culminating in him having a heart attack in December
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reed, and became a permanent element of the character upon his debut. The second character, Soo, introduced in 1964, was designed as a panda bear, who would be portrayed as sweet, shy, and mainly responsible, acting as a motherly character to the other two. In later years, the character tends to
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in his appearances and thus communicating with others by 'whispering' in their ear, to which the recipient often repeats what was said for the audience to understand. The character often retains two items that are iconic in his appearance: a magic wand, which he uses for spells conducted to the
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In 1961 an album "Sooty Entertains" was released. It contains Sooty's Concert, Sooty The Chef, Danger - Animals At Work, Sooty's Theatre, Double-Cross Quiz, The Music Lesson, Sooty's Music Festival & Sooty's Photographic Studio. All were also released as four singles. Two more singles were
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1975. Knowing he would need to retire, Corbett opted to hand over control of his puppets and the franchise to his son Peter, who was now performing in children's television under the stage name of Matthew Corbett, with his own programme. Corbett's role in children's television earned him an
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During Matthew Corbett's reign, seven stage shows were performed repetitively. For the first half of the tours, Matthew and Connie Creighton would present, and during the second half, while Matthew was busy writing and filming the TV shows, Connie and Spencer K. Gibbens would present.
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released a 78 r.p.m. record P.B.528. It contains (side 1) "Sooty" (by Corbett) performed by Marie Benson and also featuring Harry Corbett and Sooty with instrumental accompaniment, and (side 2) "Mr Dumpling" (by Heathcote) performed by Marie Benson with instrumental accompaniment.
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would make the programme. The move led to him expanding on the characters that featured in the programme, including: Butch, another dog who occasionally plays the part of a villain; Ramsbottom, a snake; and 'Enry the Robot, a robot with light up eyes who keeps breaking down.
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also replaced, with Brian Sanford replacing Matthew's brother. Episodes of the programme mostly were aimed at comedic value, but elements of education were included in some stories; a spin-off educational series generated for pre-school audiences, titled
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sometimes hate being tricked by the others, but does not mind enjoying a laugh when someone else is being tricked. Unlike the other two, Soo was designed to have a voice, in order to provide ease in production of television episodes.
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In June 2008, Cadell bought the rights from HIT, with the intention of saving the franchise and ensuring its future. Alongside conducting new stage shows, he also began work on producing a new programme, which eventually launched on
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screens. The overall change involved the use of black dust (or 'soot') upon the ears and nose, which inspired Corbett to change the puppet's name from Teddy to Sooty. The new look cemented the foundations of the franchise.
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and was in heavy debt. The company was unable to offer ITV a new series in 2006 and in October 2007 the company officially announced that they had put the Sooty Limited/Bridgefilms subsidiary up for sale.
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stage shows, the character was cheeky and naughty, fond of playing practical jokes, but was also kind-hearted and good. Part of the character's design that Corbett devised, was for Sooty being
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who is a self-confessed Sooty fan and always has the puppet as a mascot on the front of his drumkit, and has occasionally donned a full size Sooty costume at shows as an entrance.
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as an interested purchaser. However, nothing came forward of these plans and eventually the then-current series was cancelled by ITV in 2004. By 2005, HIT had been sold to
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to bring Sooty to commercial television, having earlier performed with the character in one of the channel's first product advertisements. The newly established franchise
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voiced by his wife Marjorie and brought in after backlash on the BBC's desire not to include a female character. In 1967, Corbett fell into disagreement with the
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for his services in January 1976, with his character Sooty being given a special one alongside him during his ceremony. He continued to provide assistance on
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episode in 1986 and finally the episode, "The VIP", which aired in 1990 and saw them performing a magic show for Zippy, George, Bungle and Geoffrey.
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in 1952. Corbett proved popular with viewers and became the overall winner, landing him a job as a regular performer on the BBC children's show
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After his initial performances with his puppet between 1952 and 1955, Harry Corbett introduced Sooty officially with his own programme,
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Wink Taylor, Alex Skerratt and Richard Cadell are writing the film. Matthew Corbett will appear in the movie, Cadell has confirmed.
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After Matthew retired, six stage shows toured the country. All starred Richard Cadell; three of them also featured Richard's
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Sweep, also white not grey, who walks on all fours like a normal dog, but can stand as a biped to play the bugle and so on.
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From 2005 to 2008, annual shows, featuring the puppet characters and various different presenters, toured around the UK.
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came to its conclusion in 1992, whereupon Matthew created a sequel for ITV that launched in 1993 under the title of
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also incorporates stage shows, both of which make use of a mixture of slapstick comedy, prop comedy – ranging from
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The franchise remained in the ownership of Corbett until his retirement in 1976, before being passed on to his son
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Sooty and Sweep had appeared as the Prime Minister and Home Secretary, respectively of the Puppet Government in
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After the expiry of the license at Brean, Cadells Limited announced in February 2022 to sign a new deal with
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animated series, two spin-off series for the direct-to-video market, and a selection of toy merchandising.
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In 2021 "Sooty and The Trifle of Doom" was announced to be distributed by Kaleidoscope Film Distribution.
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Sooty and Sweep appeared alongside Richard Cadell in June 2008, for a special 90th Birthday message for
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A number of famous faces made cameo appearances – usually as themselves – in Sooty and Co, including
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The creation of the franchise is traced back to 1948, when Corbett came across an all yellow bear
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then produced the real Sooty, who promptly squirted both Davro and Matthew with his water pistol.
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In July 2002, Gullane Entertainment accepted a deal to be acquired by fellow children's company
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incorporating primarily television and stage shows. The franchise originated with his fictional
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had a number of celebrities from all walks of life making appearances on the show, including
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Calico Joe, a fully clothed cat who smokes, always stands erect as a biped, and is a con man.
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as a guest star, making his final appearance in 1984 – five years before his death in 1989.
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While Cadell continued to operate stage shows and produce a second spin-off series, titled
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made her debut in 1964 and has remained a part of the franchise since her first appearance.
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catchphrase of "Izzy wizzy, let's get busy!" – which Corbett devised – and tapping it to "
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Sooty, along with Sweep & Soo made an appearance in the music video for the official
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Sooty, Sweep and Soo were the guest judges on the fifth episode of the second series of
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charity single with the 'All-star Animated Band' produced by Peter Kay in November 2009.
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co-star, Liana Bridges, with the fourth starring Amanda Howard in Liana's place.
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was changed by Gullane Entertainment in 2001. As well as being renamed as
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Following his retirement, Matthew Corbett bequeathed his puppets to
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appeared on the shoulders of Peter Kay as he ran down a corridor.
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brand to the Global Rights Development Fund (a subsidiary of the
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made his debut in 1957 and has remained a part of the franchise.
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in 1993 when they put questions to the team which consisted of
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Sooty, who is shown as white not yellow and wears red trousers.
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The annuals feature an expanded cast of characters including:
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Thames TV Show showing the production of the show back stage.
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Sooty and Matthew Corbett appeared on a Christmas edition of
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Sooty and Matthew Corbett appeared in crossover episodes of
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was in production. It was set to go in production in 2016.
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Mr Fusspot, Mayor of TV Town where the action takes place.
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as himself in the eighth episode of the second series of
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Richard Cadell and Sooty appeared on the BBC gameshow,
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It is planned for release sometime in the near future.
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Cornwall. Sooty was introduced from the main stage by
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Around the World with Sooty...Harry Corbett and Sweep
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to open a Sooty-focused theme park area in May 2022.
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franchise is focused upon the adventures of Sooty, a
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For most years from 1957 to 1998, there was a Sooty
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Learn With Sooty
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The Sooty Show
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Sweep
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