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20. Feb. 2009 · Michael Bentine devised and wrote a thirteen part children's series about three friendly little aliens from outer space, cheerful ambassadors from the Planet Bumble,...
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His first appearances on television were as presenter on a 13-part children's series featuring remote controlled puppets, The Bumblies, which he also devised, designed and wrote. These were three small creatures from outer space who slept on "Professor Bentine's" ceiling and who had come to Earth to learn the ways of Earthling ...
The Bumblies: With Michael Bentine. Three little aliens from the planet Bumble land on earth to learn about Earth children and their games.
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13 x 10 minute episodes. Michael Bentine’s Bumblies came from the planet Bumble and resembled large pears. The star of the show was the hard-of-thinking Bumblie number three, a creation in the mould of Eccles from The Goon Show.
Career. The sextet was initially renamed from The Bumblies who were founded by George Robinson in 1963 in Liverpool, and was managed by Norman Eastwood. The Bumblies name came from a television programme starring Michael Bentine.
Michael Bentine devised and wrote a thirteen part children's series about three friendly little aliens from outer space, cheerful ambassadors from the Planet Bumble, who landed in their flying saucer in the garden of an absent-minded professor of astronomy, with the express purpose of getting to know the children of Earth, and learning how to pl...
The Bumblies are three bumbling alien ambassadors who hail from the Planet Bumble. This jolly threesome have touched down in the garden of a madcap professor and taken up residence in the top corner of his front room, just beneath the ceiling. But they're not just hanging around for fun. Oh no.
