"Astro
farm! Astro Farm!
It's a very special place..."
Astro Farm is a special place in
space. It's a farm on a distant asteroid, and
it's home to the Foxwood family
- that's Sam and Lizzie and their son Tom.
Tom has a cool space dog pal called
Dinko. The pooch has a red nose,
and he wears a trendy space cap.
And as you'd expect, there are all kinds
of crazy critters around the farm,
like the large pink Big Moo called Daisy
who can produce flavoured milk, and inumerable cosmic
chickens, called
Clucks. The family utilise all sorts
of super creations to help with their
harvesting, like hover belts and machines
which shrink grain sacks, and
they're not opposed to bringing in Plutonian
Flying Pig to help them, on
occasion.
On this funky farm, there are all
kinds of galactic troubles to contend
with, like blowing solar winds and
Black Hole Moles. But worst of all, there
are the Gorps - Biff and Slodger
- two meddling aliens from the nearby
asteroid of Gorpdale which is permanently
miserable and dank - in contrast
to the sunny pink farm. They'll do anything
they can to get their hands on
the family's vegetables - slurp!...
broadcast
info
"Astro Farm" premiered on ITV,
on September 4th 1992...
episode
titles
Wacky Weather
Crow
Twins
Disappearing Bubbles
Spooked
The Butterfly
Astrodale
Farm
The Big Sneeze
Biff's
Baby
Astro Dragon
Bath
Time
The Well
Super
Tom
Flying Dinko
1,2,3
Pull
The Moo Flu
Dial
G for Gorpdale
Barn Dance A
Mole in One
The Tomato Competition Dragon
Moon
The Black Hole Mole Cowboy
Tom
Training Dinko Splodger
the Spider
The Surprise Pied
Piper of Gorpdale
Wild Martian Tiger That
takes the Biscuit
Holiday Biff
do your Best
Pumpkin Slimecurd,
Slimecurd everywhere
Lizzie's Quiet Day Futile
Attraction
Seeing Double Tom
and the Beanstalk
Solar Wind Lucky
Dip
Wishing Well Poultry
in Motion
Cluck Soup Spaced
out Splodger
Shrinking Machine Sparks
Fly
Biff Builds a Rocket Pigs
Might Fly
King Splodger Splodger's
About
All Aboard Mousequake!
Magic Onions To
Catch a Thief
Surprise,
Surprise
a FilmFair production for Central
director: David
Johnson producer: Kath
Swain executive
producer: David
Yates devised by: David
Yates, Andy Ellis writer: John
Sayle stories and
original design: Andy
Ellis music: Dave
Cooke song lyrics: Paul
Field animation: Mark
Waring, Daryl Marsh camera: Simon
Paul studio assistant: John
Ellis sets: Alan
Murphy model makers: Heather
Boucher, Colin Armitage, puppet makers: Maxine
Guest, Simon Quinn,
Sam
Holland costumes: Magaret
Haden editor: Simon
Cox senior editor: Andi
Sloss production
supervisor: Robert
Dunbar voices: Tina
Heath
Jonathan Kydd
Richard
Tate