History Series / TheNoddyShop

* DubNameChange: The Portugese and Hebrew dubs change Truman's name to Tomás and Ruby respectiveley.

* DubNameChange: Many of the dubs change Truman's name. For instance, in Portugese, he's named Tomás, and in Hebrew, he's named Ruby.

** The episode "Skunked" has Whiny and Whimper mistaking the skunk smell for [[PottyFailure one of them soiling their diaper]], which could be considered this because PBS Kids shows, especially those for preschoolers, never tend to use PottyHumor for the purpose of a joke. [[note]] The only other PBS Kids show that had a toilet humor joke was ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}} Arthur's Perfect Christmas]]''. Any other instance of mentioning the bathroom on PBS Kids, save for ''Arthur'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}}'', which show characters having [[PottyEmergency potty emergencies]], mainly happens a ToiletTrainingPlot.[[/note]]

* TheDollEpisode: The Goblins live in a dollhouse, which can be seen in some of the episodes as well as the intro.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Warloworth likes chocolate bars and bubble gum.

* WolverinePublicity: When the show was imported to the UK as ''Noddy In Toyland'', the BBC had a particular fondness for Johnny Crawfish out of all the puppet characters created for the show for some odd reason. Two of the episodes where he's focused on [[note]] "The Fish Story", which contains a B-plot where he gets a new tankmate, and "The Tooth Fairy", where he performs a song with the Crybabies about the titular topic[[/note]] played in weekly rotation, a couple of Noddy books and toy cars had him on it, despite not being made into a toy, and he even got his own music video to promote the show, as mentioned above.

* WolverinePublicity: When the show was imported to the UK as ''Noddy In Toyland'', the BBC had a particular fondness for Johnny Crawfish out of all the puppet characters created for the show for some odd reason. Two of the episodes where he's focused on [[note]] "The Fish Story", which contains a B-plot where he gets a new tankmate, and "The Tooth Fairy", where he performs a song with the Crybabies about the titular topic[[/note]], a couple of Noddy books and toy cars had him on it, despite not being made into a toy, and he even got his own music video to promote the show, as mentioned above.

** [[http://www.gstatic.com/tv/thumb/tvbanners/453163/p453163_b_v7_ab.jpg An early promotional picture of the show]] depicts Warloworth in a jacket.

** Official art depicts Warloworth as wearing a white bib with buttons and a black bowtie. In the actual show, he also wears a black coat. Similarly, one of the stock arts for Johnny Crawfish depicts him with pink lips and the inner part of his claws being pink, rather than everything being orange-red in the show proper.
* EducationalSong: Most of the songs in the show are intended to get the moral of the episode across to the viewers and characters. For example, in "Mixed-Up Magic", Gertie and Johnny sing about cleaning up, in "Hooray For The Kids", the characters sing about how nice it is to have friends and in "It's About Time", Gertie sings a song about how to read a clock. There are some episodes where the song isn't educational at all and is instead related to the plot.

* WolverinePublicity: When the show was imported to the UK as ''Noddy In Toyland'', the BBC had a particular fondness for Johnny Crawfish out of all the puppet characters created for the show for some odd reason. Two of the episodes where he's focused on [[note]] "The Fish Story", which contains a B-plot where he gets a new tankmate, and "The Tooth Fairy", where he performs a song with the Crybabies about the titular topic[[/note]], a couple of Noddy books and toy cars had him on it, despite not being made into a toy, and he even got [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx0yKgTFbEo his own music video]] to promote the show.

* WolverinePublicity: When the show was imported to the UK as ''Noddy In Toyland'', the BBC had a particular fondness for Johnny Crawfish out of all the puppet characters created for the show for some odd reason. The first two episodes they aired of the show they aired were focused on him in some matter [[note]] The first was "The Fish Story", which had a subplot about Johnny Crawfish getting a new tankmate, and the second was "The Tooth Fairy", in which he has a solo song about his first childhood experience with the Tooth Fairy.[[/note]] and a couple of Noddy books and toy cars had him on it, despite not being made into a toy.

** The episode "Skunked" has Whiny and Whimper mistaking the skunk smell for [[PottyFailure one of them soiling their diaper]], which could be considered this because PBS Kids shows, especially those for preschoolers, never tend to use PottyHumor for the purpose of a joke. [[note]] The only other PBS Kids show that had a toilet humor joke was ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}} Arthur's Perfect Christmas]]''. Any other instance of mentioning the bathroom on PBS Kids, save for ''Arthur'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}}'', mainly happens a ToiletTrainingPlot.[[/note]]

* RecycledInSpace: The series is ''Series/ShiningTimeStation'' [-IN A TOY STORE!-]

** As mentioned below, the show has plenty of [[ParentalBonus parental bonuses]], with the characters quoting or referencing things adults would only get.

** The song "The Day The Goblins Got Away" contains this verse that could be mistaken for AccidentalInnuendo:
--> Goblins are like an itch you can't get near

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During the song "The Day The Goblins Got Away", the Crybabies sing "Goblins are like itches you can't get near" and Stein interrupts them by saying "Don't give them any ideas!".

* SmellySkunk: In the episode "Skunked", Truman gets sprayed on by a skunk, and spends the whole episode lonely when everyone wants to get away from him

* ToTheTuneOf: The songs for this show are well-known melodies with new words added to them.

* CharacterOfTheDay: Sometimes, the writers will throw in characters that only show up once (occasionally twice in some cases) as a story element. A few examples of these include Jack Frost, The Sandman, Disrupto the robot, Angelina and Johnny Crawfish's new tankmate.

* WolverinePublicity: When the show was imported to the UK as ''Noddy In Toyland'', the BBC had a particular fondness for Johnny Crawfish out of all the puppet characters created for the show for some odd reason. The first two episodes they aired of the show they aired were focused on him in some matter [[note]] The first was "The Fish Story", which had a subplot about Johnny Crawfish getting a new tankmate, and the second was "The Tooth Fairy", in which he has a solo song about his first childhood experience with the Tooth Fairy.[[/note]] and the Noddy annual for the year the UK got the show had him on the back cover.

* 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.

** "Little Swap Of Horrors" is a play on ''Theater/LittleShopOfHorrors''.

** Done with some of the song titles as well, usually referencing other songs. For example, "I Can Do Better Than You" is a play on [[Film/AnnieGetYourGun "Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better"]], the song "Buddy, Can You Spare Some Time?" is a pun on "Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?" and "The Smallest Show On Earth" is a pun on "The Greatest Show On Earth".

* FramingDevice: During the middle of each episode, Kate would tell Truman and DJ Noddy stories in the Book Nook, which were represented by episodes of ''Series/NoddysToylandAdventures''.