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Martin Baynton, Richard Taylor, Tania Rodger
David Long
Narrator: Martin Baynton
DottyWot: Nathalie Boltt
SpottyWot: Martin Baynton
the WotWots is an enchanting pre-school series that follows the adventures of two adorable siblings from outer space, SpottyWot and DottyWot. This delightful pair of enquiring minds have come to Earth to explore and to marvel at the extraordinary diversity of life on the blue planet. The show celebrates this joy of discovery and demonstrates the positive values that are the building blocks of a true and enduring friendship.
Season one was set at a Zoo and in season two of the vibrant, energetic and colourful learning-based series from Pukeko Pictures (which first aired in Aug 2011), DottyWot and SpottyWot land on a farm and meet strange and friendly farm animals and then travel to the sea shore. There they discover the weird and wonderful creatures that live on the beach and in the sea; encouraging the love of animals and awareness of the extraordinary diversity of life on the planet.
Success has not been long in coming to the WotWots having received three separate Parents' Choice Foundation Awards in the past year and being broadcast in over 90 territories including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, Korea, Middle East and Poland. American Greetings Properties recently signed on for the worldwide licensing and merchandising rights to the popular preschool property.
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A real delight
Despite being absolutely the wrong age to watch this show, I've been... Read more.
Despite being absolutely the wrong age to watch this show, I've been getting up early to catch it on TV and found 'The Wotwots' absolutely delightful! I especially love SpottyWot and his drawings, which are genuinely amusing and tickle even the serious old minds. This pre-school show dwarfs all others in my opinion, largely due to it's excellent animation and creative story-telling. Just fantastic. Wottywotwot to Weta! Hide.
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