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   Anytime Tales is a Stop Motion Puppet Shows -esque cartoon for children by King Rollo Films (who made Spot the Dog and, obviously, King Rollo), which was broadcast on British television in 1992. The show was really a series of stories by David McKee and Tony Ross that had been adapted for TV, such as Not Now, Bernard and The Little Princess.

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3. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiCharacters in Block Tales - TV Tropes

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   A page for describing Characters: Block Tales. (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) The PlayerYou. Having time traveled from the present day to 2010 (presumably unwillingly …

4. tvtropes.org › AnytimeTalesHistory for WesternAnimation/AnytimeTales - TV Tropes

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   Apr 23, 2023 · Show Spoilers . Night Vision . Sticky Header

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt1586594Anytime Tales (TV Series 1991) - IMDb

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   Anytime Tales: With Victoria Wood, Steve Steen, Johnny Morris. Ten animated adventures based on the bestselling books of Tony Ross and David McKee.

   • 7.5/10 (16)
   • Release Date: 1991

   • Genre: Animation, Family
   • Runtime: 5

6. cbbc.fandom.com › wiki › Anytime_TalesAnytime Tales | CBBC - Fandom

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   Anytime Tales was the name of a Children's Television Series which was an animated series of Ten classic stories by bestselling authors Tony Ross and David McKee.

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   Ten animated adventures based on the bestselling books of Tony Ross and David McKee and narrated by Johnny Morris, Victoria Wood and Steve Steen.

   The stories featured are '

   •I Want My Potty

   •I Want My Cat

   •Super Dooper Jezebel

   •Oscar Got the Blame

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7. thescriptlab.com › blogs › 40182-101-character-tropes101 Character Tropes All Screenwriters Should Know

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   Character tropes are best defined as devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members’ minds and expectations. They work because audiences recognize them and have a pre-determined idea of what the purpose is for that type of character. Writers can either roll with that expectation or, even ...

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   Is 'Anytime Tales' based on a true story?

   • Anytime Tales is a Stop Motion Puppet Shows -esque cartoon for children by King Rollo Films (who made Spot the Dog and, obviously, King Rollo ), which was broadcast on British television in 1992. The show was really a series of stories by David McKee and Tony Ross that had been adapted for TV, such as Not Now, Bernard and The Little Princess.

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   What are character tropes?

   • From poems to plays, novels, movies, radio shows, television shows, streaming shows, video games, and beyond. Character tropes are best defined as devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members’ minds and expectations.

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   Is Anytime Tales a stop motion puppet show?

   • WesternAnimati… Anytime Tales is a Stop Motion Puppet Shows -esque cartoon for children by King Rollo Films (who made Spot the Dog and, obviously, King Rollo ), which was broadcast on British television in 1992.

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   How do character tropes work?

   • Character tropes are best defined as devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members’ minds and expectations. They work because audiences recognize them and have a pre-determined idea of what the purpose is for that type of character.

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   Why do writers use character tropes?

   • Every writer uses various character tropes to populate the worlds and stories they create. Many of these characters have been prevalent in storytelling for thousands of years. Others have evolved as storytelling narratives have evolved, branching out from new genres, sub-genres, and platforms.

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9. screencraft.org › blog › 99-archetypes-and-stock99 Archetypes and Stock Characters Screenwriters Can Mold

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   Nov 7, 2023 · 99 Archetypes and Stock Characters. Absent-Minded Professor — An absent-minded scientific genius (Doc Brown from Back to the Future) All Loving Hero — A character that loves everyone and will suffer for the sins of their loved ones. Anti-Hero — A hero that is driven by pursuit for power, sex, money, control, or particular vices and ...