What was the name of the children’s television show, created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, which followed the adventures of Father Stanley Unwin?
Stanley Unwin (comedian) the same name, taking up the entire side two of the Small Faces' album "Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake", which reached number 1 in the UK Albums Chart. In 1969, Unwin appeared in Gerry Anderson's "Supermarionation" TV series "The Secret Service", both in person and as the voice of the puppet character Father Stanley Unwin, whose appearance was based on him. Episodes typically comprised one or more scenes in which the character of Unwin would attempt to baffle opponents with his gobbledegook. When Lew Grade, Anderson's financial backer and head of distributor ITC, was introduced to the Unwinese dialogue, he cancelled
The Adventures of Twizzle The Adventures of Twizzle The Adventures of Twizzle is a television show produced by AP Films and Gerry Anderson. Conceived by author Roberta Leigh, later a co-producer, the children's show premiered in 1957. The show follows Twizzle and his companions on adventures. Twizzle has the ability to extend his arms and legs. Although 52 episodes of the show were created during the show's year-long run in 1957, only one of the episodes has managed to survive. This singular episode was released on the "Space Patrol" box set. The series was one of the first shows to use intricate puppetry which