Get Squiggling

Get Squiggling
Genre	Children's
Created by	Jo Killingley
Directed by	Adrian Hedley
Starring	Garry Rutter; Andy Bradshaw
Voices of	Janet James; Samantha Dodd; John Hasler; Teresa Gallagher; Bob Golding
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	57
Production
Executive producer(s)	Jo Killingley (series producer); Tracy Nampala (producer); Sarah Colclough (for CBeebies)
Running time	15 minutes
Production company(s)	Dot To Dot Productions
Distributor	Beyond Distribution
Release
Original network	CBeebies
Original release	11 February 2008 –; 5 August 2010

Get Squiggling is a British children's television series created and produced by Jo Killingley at Dot To Dot Productions, directed by Adrian Hedley, and broadcast on CBeebies and BBC Two in the UK.[1][2]

Format

The programme begins with a theme song. The lead character is a red anthropomorphic monster named Squiglet who speaks directly to the audience. The programme itself teaches pre-school aged children how to draw, as well as basic colors and shapes.[3] The audience is encouraged to use drawing as a method of triggering imagination, and as a means to progress the story. Each episode begins with him against a plain white background, which is gradually filled by the characters that he draws, like animals, objects, and landscapes, using his squiggle sticks and Squiggle Pad. There are seven different lines (loopy, round, straight, curved, bumpy, wavy and zig-zag) that Squiglet uses to draw with. The main character is then animated by Squiglet saying the magic words, "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Let's make our squiggles come alive!" and they join the story. All other content in the show is animated based on his drawings. If a character encounters a problem, Squiglet draws an object to help them. If a problem cannot be solved, the Squiggle Pad gives them a clue with a short, live-action video. Each episode ends with a song related to the episode, summing up the preceding story. In a later series, Squiglet shows the audience how to write all twenty-six letters of the alphabet.

Episodes

Series 1 (2008)

Episode	Title[4]	Airdate[4]
1	"Snowman"	11 February 2008
2	"Pirate"	12 February 2008
3	"Caterpillar"	13 February 2008
4	"Hippo"	14 February 2008
5	"Spider"	15 February 2008
6	"Hedgehog"	18 February 2008
7	"Three Little Pigs"	19 February 2008
8	"Spaceman"	20 February 2008
9	"Lamb"	21 February 2008
10	"Knight"	22 February 2008
11	"Photographer"	25 February 2008
12	"Cowboy"	26 February 2008
13	"Blood Hound"	27 February 2008
14	"Monster"	28 February 2008
15	"Fairy"	29 February 2008
16	"Elephant"	3 March 2008
17	"Scarecrow"	4 March 2008
18	"Hare and Tortoise"	5 March 2008
19	"Giant"	6 March 2008
20	"Crab"	7 March 2008
21	"Robot"	10 March 2008
22	"Frog Prince"	11 March 2008
23	"Hyena"	12 March 2008
24	"Bee"	13 March 2008
25	"Penguin"	14 March 2008
26	"Lion"	15 March 2008

Series 2 (2010)

Episode	Title[5]	Airdate[5]
1	"Monkey"	14 June 2010
2	"Cinderella"	15 June 2010
3	"Troll"	16 June 2010
4	"Mouse"	17 June 2010
5	"Old Mother Hubbard"	18 June 2010
6	"Cow"	21 June 2010
7	"Dinosaur"	22 June 2010
8	"Cat"	23 June 2010
9	"Gnome"	24 June 2010
10	"Magician"	25 June 2010
11	"Bat"	28 June 2010
12	"Squirrel"	29 June 2010
13	"Polar Bear"	30 June 2010
14	"Wizard"	1 July 2010
15	"Chef"	2 July 2010
16	"Ostrich"	19 July 2010
17	"Rhino"	20 July 2010
18	"Humpty Dumpty"	21 July 2010
19	"Old King Cole"	22 July 2010
20	"Koala"	23 July 2010
21	"Goldilocks"	26 July 2010
22	"Jack and the Beanstalk"	27 July 2010
23	"Magpie"	28 July 2010
24	"Rapunzel"	29 July 2010
25	"Kangaroo"	30 July 2010
26	"Pinocchio"	31 July 2010
27	"Fox"	1 August 2010
28	"Owl"	2 August 2010
29	"Ant"	3 August 2010
30	"Queen"	4 August 2010
31	"Zebra"	5 August 2010

Get Squiggling Letters

Episode	Title	Airdate
1	"Letter A"
2	"Letter B"
3	"Letter C"
4	"Letter D"
5	"Letter E"
6	"Letter F"
7	"Letter G"
8	"Letter H"
9	"Letter I"
10	"Letter J"
11	"Letter K"
12	"Letter L"
13	"Letter M"
14	"Letter N"
15	"Letter O"
16	"Letter P"
17	"Letter Q"
18	"Letter R"
19	"Letter S"
20	"Letter T"
21	"Letter U"
22	"Letter V"
23	"Letter W"
24	"Letter X"
25	"Letter Y"
26	"Letter Z"

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References

"Get Squiggling Credits". BFI Film Database. Retrieved November 23, 2012.
"Get Squiggling Episodes by date: November 2012". BBC. Retrieved November 23, 2012.
"Get Squiggling! For Grownups". BBC. Archived from the original on November 26, 2012. Retrieved November 23, 2012.
"Get Squiggling Series 1 Episode Guide". BBC. Retrieved November 23, 2012.
"Get Squiggling Series 2 Episode Guide". BBC. Retrieved November 23, 2012.

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[1] "Get Squiggling Credits". BFI Film Database. Retrieved November 23, 2012.

[2] "Get Squiggling Episodes by date: November 2012". BBC. Retrieved November 23, 2012.

[3] "Get Squiggling! For Grownups". BBC. Archived from the original on November 26, 2012. Retrieved November 23, 2012.

[S1-4] "Get Squiggling Series 1 Episode Guide". BBC. Retrieved November 23, 2012.

[S2-5] "Get Squiggling Series 2 Episode Guide". BBC. Retrieved November 23, 2012.