Everything's Rosie (TV series)

Rosie

Rosie is the lead character and has brightly coloured ribboned hair held together with a large green button. Rosie is voiced by Joanna Ruiz. Rosie has a positive attitude, keen sense of adventure and loves playing with her friends, especially her best friend Raggles.

Raggles

Raggles is a blue rabbit. He loves eating, playing with all his favourite toys and riding around on the Twooter. Constantly curious about the world around him, he is always seeking adventure. Raggles has a special zipper down his front where he keeps his treasured possessions. Raggles is voiced by Emma Tate.

Holly

Holly is pretty and softly spoken. Her hair is tied with an oversized polka dot ribbon. Although outwardly shy, Holly always thinks of others and is generous and kind. She enjoys making things from the materials she collects and keeps in her art studio. Holly is voiced by Teresa Gallagher.

Will

Will is a bit of a daredevil. He lives for the moment and occasionally acts before he thinks. His pride and joy is his Go Speeder but he also loves football. Will is voiced by Teresa Gallagher.

Big Bear

Big Bear is a big old Teddy Bear loves gardening and cooking and can usually be found in his vegetable patch or kitchen. Although big and clumsy, Big Bear is a good listener and is a loyal and trusted friend. Big Bear is voiced by Wayne Forester.

Bluebird

Bluebird is opinionated, loud and a bit of a diva. She believes she has magical powers but no one has ever seen her spells work and no-one would ever have the heart to tell her! Bluebird is voiced by Emma Tate.

Oakley

Oakley the ancient oak tree is a grandfather figure to Rosie and all her friends. Kind and knowledgeable, Oakley is a constant companion and a reliable source of information. From his high vantage point on his Hill, Oakley is able to watch and share all the goings on in the garden. Oakley is voiced by Wayne Forester.

Recurring characters

Archie is a quick-talking, sharp-witted South American chameleon who has a natural ability to change colour. Archie has an appetite for adventure, and he and Will have become firm friends. Archie is voiced by Wayne Forester.

A high-pitched giggling trio, the Three Acorns, live on one of Oakley’s branches. They love chatting and hopping from branch to branch and hiding between the oak leaves. The Acorns love Oakley’s wisdom and his storytelling.

Little Bear is Big Bear’s nephew who occasionally comes to visit his uncle. He is a whirlwind of trouble and sometimes too much for Big Bear to handle.

Saffie is a Cedar of Lebanon and sits in a dip beside Will and Holly's house. Saffie talks in an exotic accent about faraway lands. She rarely gives a straight answer, preferring instead to talk in riddles and proverbs.

Teal is a Northern duck. She is a loyal and honest friend to both Bluebird and Manny.

Manny is cheeky, mischievous and stubborn. He loves to laugh and is often up to no go with his friends Bluebird and Teal.

Ed is a friendly Earthworm who communicates with little sounds and loves music.

The Fluffy Bugs glow gently as they fly. Their favourite food is Sticky Bud leaves.

The Purple Beetles live in Big Bear’s den. They are shy rather than creepy and crawly.

The Mordys are a family of dormice from the Welsh valleys. Mr Mordy is softly spoken and is wife Mrs Mordy has a love of big hats. They have one son and one daughter.

Mr and Mrs Darty are well spoken tropical geckos with high standards and an aloof air.

Matt and Nat are fast-talking Scottish Beavers who have set up home at the Beaver Dam near the waterfall. They can build anything from a pile of sticks and are completely devoted to one another.

Molly Mole is a lovable mole with a West Country accent. She is short-sighted and has a tendency to be forgetful.

Special characters

Monty is a cheeky monkey who lives in the branches of the Grand Old Oak in the middle of the magical forest. He is naturally playful and mischievous and likes nothing more than to make new friends.

In the middle of the forest, surrounded by a ring of cool water lives the Grand Old Oak. The clearing is lit by beams of sunlight with dandelion seeds twirling all around in the air. The Grand Old Oak himself has a kindly smile and a friendly twinkle in his eyes.

The Dragonflies flit and flutter through Rosie’s World taking us on a breathtaking journey across the glittering waterfall, through the sparkling crystal cave and across the vibrant yellow cornfield. Their beautiful shimmering wings gently beating as they glide on the breeze.

Rosie's World

Rosie's Playhouse is situated at the heart of the garden. It is overlooked by Oakley’s hill and is surrounded by the picnic area, the showground, the playground, the orchard, Saffie’s dip, the maze and a winding stream and woods.

The Playhouse

The Playhouse is no ordinary house! A cylindrical building with a dome on the top and steps that curl around the building to the very top. When ROSIE and RAGGLES want to come out to play, the steps turn into a slide allowing them to glide safely to the ground below.

Oakley's Hill

Behind the Playhouse sits Oakley’s Hill, craggy on one side but inviting on the other. On top of the hill sits OAKLEY the wise old Oak Tree.

Big Bear's Den

Behind the Orchard is Big Bears Den. An oversized house with ivy climbing up the interior walls. Inside is a huge bed fit for a Bear, a plunge pool bath, large cooker and oversized furniture. Beside Big Bear’s Den is his potting shed as well as a vegetable patch where he grows his fruit and vegetables.

The Playground

The Playground has a spring button horse, a rainbow arching seesaw and a sunken trampoline. Beside the playground is a large circular sandpit and a water fountain.

The Picnic Area

In the picnic area, the table and seats are sculpted from trees, plants and leaves and provide the perfect place to congregate on a hot summers day.

The Maze

A colourful green and purple mosaic-tiled path leads into the maze where there are dead ends and trick turnings.

The Flagpole

In the centre of the maze stands a tall flagpole topped with a multi-coloured ‘Wind Spinner’. The colourful spinner rotates on windy days and reflects the current weather conditions. The flagpole is surrounded by Individual buttons, each depicting a pattern belonging to one of the characters. When each character reaches the centre of the maze, the first to jump on their button will have their flag raised to the top of the pole.

The Orchard

The Orchard is full of trees bearing apples, pears and plums. There are also an abundance of Bozberry bushes and the characters like nothing more than to make a batch of Bozberry Muffins with the fruit. NB; The Bozberry (or Bozberries) were created specifically for Everything's Rosie and are rather like a Blueberry.

The Podswings

Beside the fruit orchard is the Podswing, a bamboo structure that holds three pod-like seats to swing and spin around in.

The Stream

The narrow stream meanders its way through Rosie’s world. Stones, pebbles, bulrushes and small fish can be found in and around its shores.

The Showground

The Showground is located down slope of Oakley’s Hill. It is made up of interlinked rings and can change shape and structure. By stepping on a button on the ground the Showground can transform from a skating rink into a football pitch, tennis court, stage or swimming pool.

Will and Holly's Studio

Will and Holly's Studio is built into the hillside in the dip that Saffie sits in. Positioned on either side of the main entrance is Will’s workshop where he experiments with his Go Speeder and invents weird and wonderful things and Holly’s Studio where Holly stores all her artistic equipment.

The Beaver Dam and Pool

The Beaver Dam & Pool is set in the woodland beyond Will and Holly’s House. There is a small waterfall which flows downstream through Rosie’s world. The pool is a favourite place for Big Bear to go fishing.

Special locations

In a more hilly and wooded area of the garden there is a crossroads surrounded by beautiful trees.

A breathtaking waterfall cascades down a rock face throwing off a brilliant spectrum of colours as the sun's rays pass through it. The beautiful waterfall hides a secret path through to the other side!

Through the trees is the entrance to a shimmering cave, its entrance shaped like an arched doorway with hexagonal steps leading up over a cool pool of water.

The inside of the beautiful Crystal Cave - The walls sparkle and twinkle with natural crystal which give amusing distorted reflections like a hall of mirrors. The daylight beams in from the two cave entrances filling the cave with a glistening light.

Outside the exit to the Crystal Cave is the top of a hill, dotted with trees. Making its way down the hill is a dried up stream bed, a shallow channel lined with grass and moss.

At the bottom of the hill is a vast yellow field, bridging the gap between the hill and the forest beyond where the Grand Old Oak lives.

A deep forest with a thick canopy shutting out much of the daylight. The forest is dark but pretty flowers still bloom on the forest floor adding bursts of colour to the greens and browns of the trees.

Among the features of the forest are a mossy log bridge and an old hollow log.