Surprisingly, though, Pingu is not originally from the UK: it’s actually a Swiss-German creation. It was first conceived 40 years ago in 1984 by writer Erika Brueggemann. While working for a ...

Pingu was rescued by workers from Christchurch Penguin Rehabilitation that same day. "That penguin does not belong here," one of the rescuers says after loading Pingu into a car.

Beloved children’s TV series Pingu is set to be revived in a new adaptation from Barbie company Mattel and Wallace & Gromit creators Aardman.. The original Pingu launched on BBC One in 1990. A ...

MANY of us will look back fondly on TV’s favourite Penguin, Pingu. The cute character was immortalised in a popular stop-motion clay animation show and even won a BAFTA. The mischief making ...

Pingu was originally created during the 1980s, and its popularity is attributed to the show’s unique way of speaking. A language called “Penguinese,” which is universally understandable.

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 ...

It can sometimes feel as if there are no new ideas in television. Just this month it was announced that the classic game show Bullseye is returning and the animation Pingu is coming back (noot noot!).

The original voice actor for Pingu who coined the penguin's iconic "noot noot" phase has died aged 85. Carlo Bonomi, from Milan, was the voice of the playful emperor penguin on the popular ...

The language of “Pingu” is built upon the wisdom of children: The border between sense and nonsense is poorly guarded. There is raw, ridiculous power in expressing oneself through noise alone.

The original Pingu voice actor Carlo Bonomi has died, aged 85. Bonomi, born in Milan, voiced the South Pole emperor penguin and all of the characters on Pingu from 1990 to 2000.