Brian Cosgrove as "The Magic Ball" and "Sally And Jake". After Stop Frame Productions was shut down both Cosgrove and Hall founded Cosgrove Hall Films there they produced some of the most well known animated children's shows and films in Britain such as "Danger Mouse", "Count Duckula", "The Wind in the Willows", which would later become a 52-episode TV series, "Noddy's Toyland Adventures", "Bill and Ben" and "Fifi and the Flowertots" until 2009. In 1989, Cosgrove directed and produced the animated feature film "The BFG", based on the Roald Dahl novel of the same name. According to Cosgrove, this is one of
Series finale of the first and fourth season. Series finales are sometimes used as a platform to launch spinoff series. Two well-known examples include "The Andy Griffith Show"s series finale, which launched the spinoff "Mayberry RFD" and "The Practice"'s series finale, and much of its final season was used as a launching pad for "Boston Legal", starring James Spader and William Shatner. "Three's Company" launched the spinoffs "The Ropers" and "Three's A Crowd", while the aforementioned "Cheers" helped launch "Frasier", which saw a setting change from Boston to Seattle. Some planned spin-offs that influenced series finales, however, never materialized, as in the