Professor Poopsnagle's Steam Zeppelin | |
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Starring | Gerry Duggan José María Caffarel Bill Conn Ric Hutton Justine Clarke |
Opening theme | The Poop Poop Song, composed by Bob Young, lyrics by Roger Mirams |
Country of origin | Australia |
No. of episodes | 39 |
Production | |
Executive producer | Roger Mirams |
Running time | 30 mins |
Original release | |
Release | 1986 |
Professor Poopsnagle's Steam Zeppelin (aka Professor Poopsnaggle and His Flying Zepplin) was an Australian children's television series and a spin-off from Secret Valley. It was first aired 1986 in Australia and also later in France (1993, FR3), Spain (1989) and The Netherlands (1989, KRO).
Story
editDoctor Garcia had made an invention that would stop the air pollution. After he disappeared, the children of the Secret Valley have to find six golden salamanders which each contain the name of a mineral for that secret recipe. Professor Poopsnagle, the grandfather of Peter, planned a steam zeppelin, a reconstruction of a red bus with technology of a hot air balloon so it can fly. The children now build it and search the salamanders with the aid of an encoded document.
Count Sator is also interested in this formula. He kidnapped the professor, turned one of the children into a spy and observes the children with his computer "Brutus". Later they rescued Professor Poopsnagle and helped him with his invention called Megavapor.
Characters
edit- Professor Poopsnagle (Gerry Duggan)
- Carmen (Justine Clark)
- Matt (Kelan Angel)
- Peter (Philip Henville)
- Mike (Marc Aden)
- Jamie (Rory Bromhead)
- Sparkes (Mark Kazuhiro Pearce)
- Robyn (Melissa Kounnas)
- Doctor Garcia (José María Caffarel)
- Willie Dingle (Bill Conn)
- Count Sator (Ric Hutton)
- Murk (Ron Blanchard)
- Shorty (Ken Talbot)
- Joanne (Tanya Wright)
External links
edit- KinderTV Screenshots and English lyrics (Dutch)
- Website with video (Spanish)
- Theme and lyrics (French version)
- Episode list (Spanish)
[[Category:Australian children's television series]] [[Category:1986 television program debuts]]