It was probably split amongst the usual voice actors in the cast.
Certainly she often gives off that melodramatic outpouring of emotion, but other than that I can't remember her having any serious moments of the heart.
I'm not sure if I can recall ever actually happening.
@Markyboy2400 Concepts that would probably have got the series banned today for racism had they gone ahead with them.
I don't know. I don't think it was specified in the show that she was from Poland. It's possible she may have remained as Polish as the rest of the characters without any particular changes.
I used to have a VHS called "Pingu's Big Video" and this was feature on the inside of the cover.
Only in those cartoon illustrations for books, magazines, annuals, etc.
@Arthurengine In the Welsh version maybe. In the English version, "Joshua Jones" sounds to me to be set in the North of England.
Well, for a start, don't use it to make things that already exist without an flaws, especially for professional gain.
Forget Piracy. A.I. costs jobs and could destroy the music and publishing industry.
And yet the Grenfell Tower incident didn't stop the show's daily broadcasts on Milkshake.😒
That makes sense, since they'd need to distinguish her Italian from everyone else's.
His hair certainly has a much more natural colour this time; when he first appeared in Series 10, it looked to me like he'd gelled his hair with custard.
Dutch.
@The TomoDallas Company I couldn't call them all out, but when she says words like "vertigation" instead of "vertigo", it reminds me of various characters from classic British sitcoms, such as Del Boy from "Only Fools and Horses" or Lance Corporal Jones and Private Pike from "Dad's Army".
Wouldn't it be ironic if he had perished in a Normanish antic within the nine months before Norman was born?
When she gets words wrong.
Spooky!
Probably not, but I wouldn't mind if real fire station had some of those updates. Since I was a kid I much preferred sliding down a chute than a pole, the latter always makes my legs feel watery.