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* AnimateInanimateObject: The main cast are all living shoes.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sergeant Major, despite his DrillSergeantNasty ways, does have a softer side that he occasionally shows.
** Sneaker may also count, although he isn't so much a jerk as...well, sneaky.
** Sneaker may also count, although he isn't so much a jerk as...well, sneaky.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sergeant Major, despite his DrillSergeantNasty ways, persona, does have a softer kindly, jovial side that he occasionally shows.
** Sneaker may also count, although he isn't so much a jerkas...as he is...well, sneaky.
** Sneaker may also count, although he isn't so much a jerk
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* NiceGuy: Many characters, but Trampy in particular as he is the main peacemaker, and is loved by everyone in town.
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* NiceGuy: Many characters, but Trampy in particular particular, as he is the main peacemaker, peacemaker and is loved by everyone in town.
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** Sneaker is one to an extent, but despite his shifty persona he's not really "evil", and is usually willing to make amends for any misdeeds.
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** Sneaker is one to an extent, but despite his shifty persona he's not really "evil", and is usually willing to make amends for any his misdeeds.
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* FriendToAllLivingThings: Trampy is shown to be one in his introductory episode - many creatures visit his garden, including a hedgehog and a squirrel whose company he especially enjoys.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sergeant Major has a kindly and jovial streak, in spite of his DrillSergeantNasty tendencies. Sneaker may also count.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sergeant Major has a kindly and jovial streak, in spite of Major, despite his DrillSergeantNasty tendencies. ways, does have a softer side that he occasionally shows.
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* TalkingToHimself: Phillip Whitchurch and Jo Wyatt both inevitably do this, given the many and varied voices they do.
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** Sneaker is one to an extent, but he's not really "evil" and is always willing to make amends for his misdeeds.
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** Sneaker is one to an extent, but despite his shifty persona he's not really "evil" "evil", and is always usually willing to make amends for his any misdeeds.
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** "Buh-rilliant!" (Wellington)
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** "Buh-rilliant!" and "Grrr-reat!" (Wellington)
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* NiceGuy: Many characters, but Trampy is a particular standout as he's the main peacemaker and loved by everyone in town.
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** The Boot Boys in "New Adventures" are more straightforward examples, as they more directly antagonistic.
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** The Boot Boys in "New Adventures" are more straightforward examples, as they more directly antagonistic.
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** "Buh-rilliant!" (Wellington)
** "Stupid clown!" (Sergeant Major, about Charlie)
** "Buh-rilliant!" (Wellington)
** "Stupid clown!" (Sergeant Major, about Charlie)
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sergeant Major has a kindly and jovial streak, in spite of his DrillSergeantNasty tendencies. Sneaker may also count.
* {{Jerkass}}: The Boot Boys.
* {{Jerkass}}: The Boot Boys.
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* NonIronicClown: Charlie is very mischievous, but still a good-natured and genuine clown (shoe).
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* NiceGuy: Many characters, but Trampy is a particular standout as he's the main peacemaker and loved by everyone in town.
* NonIronicClown: Charlie is very mischievous, but still a good-natured and genuine clown(shoe).(shoe), who more often than not will actually use his tricks to help people out.
* NonIronicClown: Charlie is very mischievous, but still a good-natured and genuine clown
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* PunnyName: The new episodes featured a Welsh miner called Maurice, a reference to the car brand "Morris Minor".
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** Sneaker is both a shoe and a mischievous character who sneaks up on people.
** The new episodes featured a Welsh miner called Maurice, a reference to the car brand "Morris Minor".
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** The new episodes featured a Welsh miner called Maurice, a reference to the car brand "Morris Minor".
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* TokenEvilTeammate: Sneaker is one in the original series, although he's a relatively harmless villain. The Boot Boys in "New Adventures" are a lot more antagonistic.
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** Sneaker is onein the original series, although to an extent, but he's a relatively harmless villain. not really "evil" and is always willing to make amends for his misdeeds.
** The Boot Boys in "New Adventures" area lot more straightforward examples, as they more directly antagonistic.
** Sneaker is one
** The Boot Boys in "New Adventures" are
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* IllTimedSneeze: In one episode, Margot sneezes while helping Wellington to dance on the ice. This makes her let go of Wellington, who ends up sliding across the pond and falling through some thin ice.
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* NonIronicClown: Charlie is very mischievous, but still a good natured and genuine clown (shoe).
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* NonIronicClown: Charlie is very mischievous, but still a good natured good-natured and genuine clown (shoe).
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* TokenEvilTeammate: Sneaker is one in the original series, although he's a relatively harmless villain. The Boot Boys in "New Adventures" are a lot more antagonistic.
* TalkingToHimself: Phillip Whitchurch and Jo Wyatt both inevitably do this, given the many and varied voices they do.
* TokenEvilTeammate: Sneaker is one in the original series, although he's a relatively harmless villain. The Boot Boys in "New Adventures" are a lot more antagonistic.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Most of the shoes have background themes.
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The original series ran in 1987 for one series of 26 episodes. A follow up series ''The New Adventures of the Shoe People, was aired in 1992. The show had a more obscure run in the US, with dubbed episodes appearing as segments of ''Series/EureekasCastle''.
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The original series ran in 1987 for one series of 26 episodes. A follow up series ''The New Adventures of the Shoe People, People'', was aired in 1992. The show had a more obscure run in the US, with dubbed episodes appearing as segments of ''Series/EureekasCastle''.
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The original series ran in 1987 for one series of 26 episodes. A follow up series ''The New Adventures of the Shoe People, was aired in 1992.
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The original series ran in 1987 for one series of 26 episodes. A follow up series ''The New Adventures of the Shoe People, was aired in 1992.
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'''The Shoe People''' is a series of books created by James Driscoll that were shortly adapted into an animated series in the UK.
In a shoe repair shop, a shoe mender tries to repair all the shoes he gets, but sometimes he cannot repair them all. He does not throw away these shoes; he puts them in the back room of the shop.
These join the other shoes and boots he could not bear to throw away and the ones where their owners never came back for them. This room has a secret. Every night when the shoe mender locks up the shop, he makes sure the back room door is shut. This door does not shut very easily and when he slams it shut, the strangest thing happens. A large cloud of dust from the room fills the air and when it settles, the shoes come to life and the back wall disappears and Shoe Town appears, where all the shoes and boots live.
The original series ran in 1987 for one series of 26 episodes. A follow up series ''The New Adventures of the Shoe People, was aired in 1992.
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!!''The Shoe People'' contains examples of:
* AnimatedAdaptation: The original series adapted some of the books.
* AnimationBump: ''New Adventures'' largely dumps the animated storybook format and uses fuller animation with lip sync. It also has a livelier intro sequence.
* DrillSergeantNasty: Sergeant Major is a likeable sort, but has all the traits; authoritarian personality, short temper, NoIndoorVoice, perfectionist about everything. Predictably he's an army boot.
* LarynxDissonance: Phillip Whitchurch voiced every character, male or female, in the original series. ''New Adventures'' had Jo Wyatt take over the female characters. The US dub of the first series also splits duties between a male and female actress.
* NonIronicClown: Charlie is very mischievous, but still a good natured and genuine clown (shoe).
* ThePigpen: Trampy, being a patchy, dishevelled shoe, lives up to his name. He has a home and garden, but it's a tip, much to his neighbour, Sergeant Major's chagrin.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Sergeant Major with nearly everyone, but especially Charlie and Wellington.
In a shoe repair shop, a shoe mender tries to repair all the shoes he gets, but sometimes he cannot repair them all. He does not throw away these shoes; he puts them in the back room of the shop.
These join the other shoes and boots he could not bear to throw away and the ones where their owners never came back for them. This room has a secret. Every night when the shoe mender locks up the shop, he makes sure the back room door is shut. This door does not shut very easily and when he slams it shut, the strangest thing happens. A large cloud of dust from the room fills the air and when it settles, the shoes come to life and the back wall disappears and Shoe Town appears, where all the shoes and boots live.
The original series ran in 1987 for one series of 26 episodes. A follow up series ''The New Adventures of the Shoe People, was aired in 1992.
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!!''The Shoe People'' contains examples of:
* AnimatedAdaptation: The original series adapted some of the books.
* AnimationBump: ''New Adventures'' largely dumps the animated storybook format and uses fuller animation with lip sync. It also has a livelier intro sequence.
* DrillSergeantNasty: Sergeant Major is a likeable sort, but has all the traits; authoritarian personality, short temper, NoIndoorVoice, perfectionist about everything. Predictably he's an army boot.
* LarynxDissonance: Phillip Whitchurch voiced every character, male or female, in the original series. ''New Adventures'' had Jo Wyatt take over the female characters. The US dub of the first series also splits duties between a male and female actress.
* NonIronicClown: Charlie is very mischievous, but still a good natured and genuine clown (shoe).
* ThePigpen: Trampy, being a patchy, dishevelled shoe, lives up to his name. He has a home and garden, but it's a tip, much to his neighbour, Sergeant Major's chagrin.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Sergeant Major with nearly everyone, but especially Charlie and Wellington.
