The 90s children’s TV series Pingu is being revived again (Picture: Mattel) The beloved 90s children’s series Pingu is making a comeback. First running for a decade from 1990, the Swiss-German ...

The original Pingu launched on BBC One in 1990. A Swiss-German production, the TV series was designed by Otmar Gutmann, and followed the adventures of an impish penguin in the South Pole.

Wallace & Gromit studio Aardman and Mattel Television Studios are teaming up to bring kids series Pingu back to screens after 18 years. The companies are co-developing a stop motion 3D animated ...

Mattel and Aardman are developing a Pingu animated television series, and I, for one, am ecstatic. As a cute animal fanatic and sassy children’s character lover (looking at you, D.W. from Arthur ...

This share about a scene from the cartoon series Pingu perfectly fits that category. The cartoon show is about a young and cheeky penguin having adventures in the snowy world where he resides with ...

“Pingu” teaches everyone, even adults, to find meaning in made-up language. By Gabriel Rom In the unreal early days of the pandemic, when it seemed foolish to try to comprehend the enormity of ...

Remember Pingu? The kids claymation program that was on TV years ago, where the lovable penguin Pingu went out his daily life eating fish and getting yelled at by his dad? Thanks to the work of ...

PINGU actor Carlo Bonomi - the iconic voice behind the beloved children's TV character who invented the "noot noot" catchphrase - has died aged 85. Bonomi was the voice of the cartoon animal from ...

A penguin watching Pingu on an iPad to stop him feeling lonely should be the ultimate evidence we really can expect anything in 2020. And it's actually, legitimately happening at Perth Zoo in ...