Animation series with colourful clay characters that features real dialogue from Gerry Anderson's BBC Radio Ulster programme. A bewildered Ulster farmer phones Gerry's radio show to receive first class advice about his amorous animals.
Animation series with clay characters, featuring dialogue from Gerry Anderson's BBC Radio Ulster programme. A caller turns to Gerry for advice on her slothful husband.
Animation series with colourful clay characters that features real dialogue from Gerry Anderson's BBC Radio Ulster phone-in programme. In this episode, a fearful female listener is under attack from a crow hell-bent on retribution for past crimes.
In this episode Noel calls in who is angry that Gerry didn't play her song request, but Gerry uses his charm and whit to calm the caller and they discuss her early years as a beauty queen.
Animation series featuring idiosyncratic phone-ins from the Gerry Anderson Radio Show. A celibate farmer from Randalstown calls Gerry to report a lost collie.
Animation series featuring idiosyncratic phone-ins from the Gerry Anderson Radio Show. Gerry tries desperately to dispense advice on coping with teething babies and sleepless nights.
Using stop-motion claymation, CGI and animation, this episode features caller from North Antrim anxiously seeks his daughter's escaped pony, but finds Gerry's callous attitude to his desperate quest more than he can bear.
Clay animation series featuring the most idiosyncratic phone-ins from the Gerry Anderson Radio Show. A couple on a camping holiday are plagued by temperamental wasps.
Clay animation series featuring the most idiosyncratic phone-ins from the Gerry Anderson Radio Show. Sean Coyle recounts the sad demise of the family dog, Rip.
First in a new series heralding the return of an animated Gerry Anderson and featuring more real dialogue from his radio show. Gerry and Sean advise an amateur hypnotist on reviving his hen.
An animated Gerry Anderson with more real dialogue from his radio show. Nolan reminisces on past sporting glories and Gerry has a rooster named after him.
An animated Gerry Anderson with more real dialogue from his radio show. Gerry bravely battles his way through mildew, fog and harsh words from Nolan. Despite getting up on the wrong side of the bed, Gerry remains the consummate professional.
Sixth installment of this10-part clay animation series which features real live phone-ins from the Gerry Anderson Radio Show. Gerry deals with a caller who seems unsure of why he phoned in the first place.
In this episode from the late Gerry Anderson's animated world, where reality and animation collide, Gerry seeks to sniff out the truth about sperm sectarianism in the 70s.
Animated series featuring calls from the Gerry Anderson Radio Show. Gerry receives a call warning his listeners of a dangerous feline roaming the hills of Craigantlet.
A unique mix of stop-motion and 2D animation brings to life calls from Gerry Anderson's radio show. Farmer Geordie helps a caller whose hen is prone to blackouts.
Rock 'n' Roll Confidential: On The Air uses a unique mix of Stop-Motion and 2D animation bringing to life Gerry Anderson's BBC Radio Foyle show. Gerry and Sean reminisce about the glory days, when their paths crossed those of rock gods George Harrison and Phil Lynott.
Gerry's Sinking Feeling: Animated series featuring real phone calls from the Gerry Anderson radio show. Gerry has to use all his charisma to pacify two irate callers who are less than happy with his attitude on a cruise ship.
Fake Tantrum: Animated series featuring real phone calls from the Gerry Anderson radio show. Gerry arrives in the studio with a dubious skin tone, leading Sean to contemplate the rise of metrosexuality in today's modern men.
The Christmas Special: Animated series featuring real phone calls from the Gerry Anderson radio show. It's Christmas time at Radio Foyle. Gerry and Sean are in the festive spirits, but some callers experience serious trouble with their fowl. Can Geordie the farmer come to the rescue?
When Sean announces his unexpected retirement plans, a wannabe replacement makes Gerry realise that Sean is not quite as expendable as he first thought.
For once, Nolan finds it hard to get his words out, and a caller is searching for a set of talking teeth. Meanwhile, Sean's complaint of toothache sparks a role play at the dentist...
While a suspicious-looking caller complains about airport security, Sean reminisces about the time he was held at gunpoint and Gerry finally reveals what his show is really about.