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Camberwick Green is a children's stop motion television series which ran on BBC1 from 3 January - 28 March 1966. The series was written and produced by Gordon Murray. It was part of the Watch with Mother series of shows, as well as being the first instalment in the "Trumptonshire trilogy", a trilogy of three series which took place in the "Trumptonshire" county, with characters from the series going on to appear in the other series: Trumpton and Chigley.
The series is itself set in the titular Camberwick Green, and features various recurring characters, including Windy Miller, Mrs Honeyman, and Thomas Tripp.
Crossover
The series was among the several BBC productions to be represented in the 1998 Children in Need special Future Generations.
The story featured a young boy walking through the settings of various series while telling the story of the BBC. Early in the video. the boy exits Windy Miller's windmill in Camberwick Green and meets Windy Miller. Upon leaving the area and entering Trumpton, Mrs Honeyman, her baby, and Thomas Tripp could be seen in the village.
The narrative later features two Daleks and the TARDIS, representative of the Doctor Who series.
Other connections
To be added
