Cushion Kids
Cushion Kids is a live-action television show produced by Kids Like Us Productions and Nine Films and Television for the Nine Network that is seen daily on Tiny Pop. It is created by Hi-5, and is about five kids who are cushions. The setting takes place in a place known as Cushion Land. This show aired on the Nine Network in 2001.
Characters
- Polly Posh: A cushion who likes things very posh and neat and does not like messes played, voiced by Yvette Robinson.
- Cosmo: A talented inventor played, voiced by Anthony Grundy.
- Grumpy Lumpy: A very grumpy postman played, voiced by John Leary.
- Pippa: A cusion who going to the adventure all the time played, voiced by Lisa Adams.
- Baz: A talented surfer at the beach once a year and lazy to tidy played, voiced by Zach McKay.
- Bubs: A baby cushion who likes nappies played, voiced by Meaghan Davies.
- Zip the Bird: a bird cushion who has a birdseye view played by Ben Frost and voiced by Tim Harding.
VHS
All Cushion Kids videos are released in Australia by Roadshow Entertainment.
- Meet The Kids (2001)
- Cushion Cuddles (2002)
Carols by Candlelight
In 2001, Cushion Kids performed annually at Vision Australia's Carols by Candlelight in Melbourne, which would be broadcast by the Nine Network on Christmas Eve. The group would perform a short selection of Christmas songs to entertain the younger viewers of the event, and were join the Cushion Kids played for many years by Terry Gill.[1] Several cast members noted the shows as a highlight and over the years it became common for the performance to be the final concert of departing members.[2] 2013 was the first year Hi-5 were not invited to perform at the Carols, and since then, the group have performed annual Christmas concerts at local Sydney events.[3] [4]
References
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- ↑ Knox, David (2015-02-25). "Vale: Terry Gill". TV Tonight. Retrieved 2015-09-20.
- ↑ Knox, David (2011-12-20). "Cast change at Hi-5". TV Tonight. Retrieved 2015-09-20.
- ↑ "City puts the spotlight on Christmas! - The City of Sydney Media Centre". Sydneymedia.com.au. Retrieved 2015-09-20.
- ↑ Knox, David. "Carols in fine Voice (but where's Humphrey?)". TV Tonight. Retrieved 2015-09-20.