3rd And Bird - Muffin Land! [DVD]

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What's New at Little Airplane". www.littleairplane.com. Archived from the original on 29 July 2008 . Retrieved 12 January 2022. The series ran for a total of 52 episodes, [1] [2] including a two-part Christmas special ("A Very Squooky Christmas"). a b "BBC Worldwide announce global distribution rights for hotly tipped pre-school series 3rd & Bird". BBC. 20 March 2008.

Samuel (voiced by Sam Lewis) is the eldest of the Lovebird children, Samuel is a green lovebird. He acts as a role model to his younger sister, Muffin, and often tries to teach her how to be responsible. The Hit BBC Show 3rd & Bird! Launches on Disney Junior – Monday, September 26". BBC Worldwide. 15 August 2011. Archived from the original on 5 March 2017 . Retrieved 29 December 2017. Baby Jordan (voiced by Reiss Lewin) is Mr. Beakman's nephew, who often uses big words like his father. He calls Muffin "Uffin."Mr. Beakman (voiced by Michael Fenton Stevens) is the children's teacher, a wise but somewhat pompous toucan who frequently acts as the voice of parental authority. He shows an interest in mariachi bands.

A DVD titled Bird's The Word! and containing 8 episodes of the series was released in March 2009, [18] accompanied by a series of books tying into the show. A second DVD, Muffin Land!, was released in June 2009. The cast also includes world champion musical whistler, Michael Barimo, whose whistling accompanies the music of the show. Quinn (voiced by Preston Nyman) is a teenage puffin inventor and technical whizz whose creations often feature in the younger birds' activities. The younger birds look up to him. BBC Worldwide announces U.S. sale of 3rd & Bird! to Disney Channel". BBC Worldwide. 12 April 2010 . Retrieved 26 December 2017.The show uses "photo-puppetry", [7] an animation style created by Jennifer Oxley that uses photos of real animals and moves them using Adobe After Effects. [8] This same animation style was used for Little Airplane's previous show Wonder Pets! and the scene transitions on Oobi.