Animation series featuring idiosyncratic phone-ins from the Gerry Anderson Radio Show. Gerry seeks to sniff out the truth about sperm sectarianism in the 70s.
Clay animation series. A celibate farmer from Randalstown calls Gerry to report a lost collie dog, but gets caught up in Gerry's matchmaking. Show more
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.
Animation series with colourful clay characters. A fearful female listener is under attack from a crow hell-bent on retribution for past crimes. Show more
Sixth installment of this 10-part clay animation series. Gerry tries desperately to dispense advice on coping with teething babies and sleepless nights. Show more
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.
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. Show more
Animated series based on real Gerry Anderson Radio Show phone-ins. Gerry questions his purpose in life. Luckily Sean is on hand to offer support. Show more
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.
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. Show more
Animation series with clay characters, featuring dialogue from Gerry Anderson's BBC Radio Ulster programme. A bewildered Ulster farmer phones Gerry's show. Show more
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.
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.