The original stop-motion animated series ran for 18 seasons and nearly 300 episodes, ... Bob the Builder featured a leading voice cast including Rob Rackstraw, Kate Harbour, Neil Morrissey, ...

Classic stop-motion children’s show Bob the Builder is coming to the big screen. Per Variety, the learned construction worker will make his debut in the movie world as an animated feature.

The makers of the stop-motion animation program have brought Bob and his cohorts to the stage in a production known as Spud's Big Mess, and it features the brightly colored characters, vehicles ...

Bob the Builder is making his return later this year - but not quite as fans may remember. The much-loved children's series will be back on Channel 5 next month, complete with a host of changes to ...

Characters will be computer-generated rather than created using stop-motion animation ... TV favourite Bob the Builder has had a refurbishment of his own - with a fresh look and a new voice.

Bob's adventures, which debuted in 1998, will no longer be created using stop-motion animation. Instead, viewers will see computer-generated characters in the new series which will air next year.

In 1996, HIT Entertainment replaced stop-motion animation with CGI graphics, with the uniforms of Sam and his crew, which were yellow and black between 1985 and 1994, becoming yellow and blue.

“Whenever you see Bob the Builder, he’s maniacally building something,” Cruz said. “Our children are being exposed to his sick and twisted message that functional infrastructure is good.” ...

After 16 years, Bob The Builder is having a makeover with a new look and voice. Actor Lee Ingleby, who is starring in BBC One's Our Zoo, takes over from Neil Morrissey, who played the handyman ...

ShadowMachine's involvement might suggest a return to the original series' stop-motion style. Bob the Builder has seen a handful of substantial creative revamps over the years, with the latest ...

The first-time foray into stop-motion is a welcome change for the 13-year-old "SpongeBob," Kenny said. "It's fun that after all these years we can still do stuff that's a little different.