History Series / TheNoddyShop

* GratuitousForeignLanguage: Bonita Flamingo puts Spanish in her sentence, and the pigs speak French.

''The Noddy Shop'' [[note]] officially titled "Noddy", but called The Noddy Shop in promotional material for the show. We have decided to use the former title to avoid confusion with ''WesternAnimation/NoddysToylandAdventures''.[[/note]] is a Canadian KidCom created by Rick Siggelkow that was the SpiritualSuccessor to ''Series/ShiningTimeStation''. The show centered on three kids, Kate; her brother, Truman; and their friend, DJ, who visit a toy shop (the titular Noddy Shop) every day after school while their parents were at work, where they would visit with Noah, the shop's owner and Kate and Truman's grandfather. But the shop isn't any ordinary toy store-the residents of the toy store, as well as Noah's pet lobster Johnny, can come to life and talk to them. One day, the kids discover a mysterious box and a key, which holds mischievous goblins that play tricks on people, as well as a map of an imaginary land and two dolls that turn out to be Noddy and Big Ears, which the kids decide to tell stories with that relate to real-life situations the kids face (which are represented by episodes of ''WesternAnimation/NoddysToylandAdventures''). After the story had been told, the toys and Johnny would sing a song about the moral of the story to the kids. In some episodes, they would sing two songs.

''The Noddy Shop'' [[note]] officially titled "Noddy", but called The Noddy Shop in promotional material for the show. We have decided to use the former title to avoid confusion with ''WesternAnimation/NoddysToylandAdventures''.[[/note]] is a Canadian KidCom created by Rick Siggelkow that was the SpiritualSuccessor to ''Series/ShiningTimeStation''. The show centered on three kids, Kate; her brother, Truman; and their friend, DJ, who visit a toy shop (the titular Noddy Shop) every day after school while their parents were at work, where they would visit with Noah, the shop's owner and Kate and Truman's grandfather. But the shop isn't any ordinary toy store-the residents of the toy store, as well as Noah's pet lobster Johnny, can come to life and talk to them. One day, the kids discover a mysterious box and a key, which holds mischievous goblins that play tricks on people, as well as a map of an imaginary land and two dolls that turn out to be Noddy and Big Ears, which the kids decide to tell stories with that relate to real-life situations the kids face (which are represented by episodes of ''Noddy's Toyland Adventures''). After the story had been told, the toys and Johnny would sing a song about the moral of the story to the kids. In some episodes, they would sing two songs.

* CampingEpisode: "Twinkle Twinkle Little Goblins" is about the kids having a camp out behind the shop, but they may find it sabotaged by the goblins.

* ValentinesDayEpisode: "Secret Valentine" takes place on Valentine's Day and is about Warloworth stealing the Valentines from all the other toys because he thinks he did not get any. After seeing he did indeed get a Valentine from everybody he has a change of heart.

* ValentinesDayEpisode: "Secret Valentine" takes place on Valentine's Day and is about Warloworth stealing the Valentines from all the other toys because he did not get any. After seeing he did indeed get a Valetine from everybody he has a change of heart.

* ThatRemindsMeOfASong: Some of the songs, such as the fairy tale re-tellings and the two songs in the first episode, "The Magic Key".

* SesameStreetCred: Creator/GilbertGottfried, of all people, played Jack Frost on this show.

* GiftGivingGaffe: In "Telling The Whole Truth", a woman comes into the shop because she's been told that there are many good things to buy her young nephew who she is not at all close to. Noah suggests a variety of fun, adorable and entertaining looking toys, but she doesn't think any of them look right, until she sees an antique clock on the wall.

''The Noddy Shop'' [[note]] officially titled "Noddy", but called The Noddy Shop in promotional material for the show. We have decided to use the former title to avoid confusion with ''WesternAnimation/NoddysToylandAdventures''.[[/note]] is a Canadian KidCom created by Rick Siggelkow that was the SpiritualSuccessor to ''Series/ShiningTimeStation''. The show centered on three kids, Katie, DJ and Truman, who visit a toy shop (the titular Noddy Shop) every day after school while their parents were at work, where they would visit with Noah, the shop's owner. But the shop isn't any ordinary toy store-the residents of the toy store, as well as Noah's pet lobster Johnny, can come to life and talk to them. One day, the kids discover a mysterious box and a key, which holds mischievous goblins that play tricks on people, as well as a map of an imaginary land and two dolls that turn out to be Noddy and Big Ears, which the kids decide to tell stories with that relate to real-life situations the kids face (which are represented by episodes of ''Noddy's Toyland Adventures''). After the story had been told, the toys and Johnny would sing a song about the moral of the story to the kids. In some episodes, they would sing two songs.

* GiftGivingGaffe: In "Telling The Whole Truth", a woman comes into the shop, where she's been told are many good things to buy her young nephew who she is not at all close to. Noah suggests a variety of fun, adorable and entertaining looking toys, but she doesn't think any of them look right, until she sees an antique clock on the wall.

* ChristmasEpisode: "Anything Can Happen At Christmas" and "Jack Frost Is Coming To Town".

''The Noddy Shop'' [[note]] officially titled "Noddy", but called The Noddy Shop in promotional material for the show. We have decided to use the former title to avoid confusion with ''WesternAnimation/NoddysToylandAdventures''.[[note]] is a Canadian KidCom created by Rick Siggelkow that was the SpiritualSuccessor to ''Series/ShiningTimeStation''. The show centered on three kids, Katie, DJ and Truman, who visit a toy shop (the titular Noddy Shop) every day after school while their parents were at work, where they would visit with Noah, the shop's owner. But the shop isn't any ordinary toy store-the residents of the toy store, as well as Noah's pet lobster Johnny, can come to life and talk to them. One day, the kids discover a mysterious box and a key, which holds mischievous goblins that play tricks on people, as well as a map of an imaginary land and two dolls that turn out to be Noddy and Big Ears, which the kids decide to tell stories with that relate to real-life situations the kids face (which are represented by episodes of ''Noddy's Toyland Adventures''). After the story had been told, the toys and Johnny would sing a song about the moral of the story to the kids. In some episodes, they would sing two songs.

''The Noddy Shop'' (officially titled "Noddy", but called is a Canadian KidCom created by Rick Siggelkow that was the SpiritualSuccessor to ''Series/ShiningTimeStation''. The show centered on three kids, Katie, DJ and Truman, who visit a toy shop (the titular Noddy Shop) every day after school while their parents were at work, where they would visit with Noah, the shop's owner. But the shop isn't any ordinary toy store-the residents of the toy store, as well as Noah's pet lobster Johnny, can come to life and talk to them. One day, the kids discover a mysterious box and a key, which holds mischievous goblins that play tricks on people, as well as a map of an imaginary land and two dolls that turn out to be Noddy and Big Ears, which the kids decide to tell stories with that relate to real-life situations the kids face (which are represented by episodes of ''WesternAnimation/NoddysToylandAdventures''). After the story had been told, the toys and Johnny would sing a song about the moral of the story to the kids. In some episodes, they would sing two songs.

''The Noddy Shop'' (officially titled "Noddy", but called is a Canadian KidCom created by Rick Siggelkow that was the SpiritualSuccessor to ''Series/ShiningTimeStation''. The show centered on three kids, Katie, DJ and Truman, who visit a toy shop (the titular Noddy Shop) every day after school while their parents were at work, where they would visit with Noah, the shop's owner. But the shop isn't any ordinary toy store-the residents of the toy store, as well as Noah's pet lobster Johnny, can come to life and talk to them. One day, the kids discover a mysterious box and a key, which holds mischievous goblins that play tricks on people, as well as a map of an imaginary land and two dolls that turn out to be Noddy and Big Ears, which the kids decide to tell stories with that relate to real-life situations the kids face (which are represented by episodes of ''WesternAnimation/NoddysToylandAdventures''. After the story had been told, the toys and Johnny would sing a song about the moral of the story to the kids. In some episodes, they would sing two songs.

* FunWithAcronyms: The Shop's name stands for "Notions, Oddities, Doodads and Delights of Yesterday".

* BezerkButton: For the toys, setting the goblins free from the box they were trapped in will make them panic.

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[[caption-width-right:350:The toy cast of the show.]]

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Believe it or not, here at The Noddy Shop!\\"''

''"Welcome to our place, we've been waiting. Time for some fun and celebrating.\\