camera throughout the series. She is the oldest Little Robot of the series. Scary Robot (voiced by Mike Hayley) is a purple Little Robot with a black cape. He is a great actor with a Donald Sinden-esque voice and likes to scare his family (though he's often not successful) and stage shows to entertain his family. He has his own stage, which is also his house. Flappy Robot (vocal effects performed by Jimmy Hibbert) is a character from the show who is Scary's pet bat. The Sparky Sparklette Robot Twins (voiced by Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, Lizzie Waterworth and Joanna Ruiz in the American dub) are an arguably greenish blue Little Robot couple with different coloured belly buttons. The twins are almost identical, are full of energy, love dancing, and doing practical jokes on other robots. Sparky One has a pink spot on her belly and Sparky Two has a yellow spot on her belly. They are able to communicate over distances by exchanging electrical rays through the antennae on their heads, and their catch phrase is Gimme three, Sparky!. They live in a pair of speakers by an old record turntable. Other characters include Teddy Robot, who is Stripy's metallic, silver pet bear, and the Robot Robo-Birds (vocal effects performed by Jimmy Hibbert), who are his twin pet birds that often play important roles on the show. Crew Franc Vose, producer Bridget Appleby, Art Director Vanessa Chapman, Executive Producer Michael Carrington, Executive Producer Brain Cosgrove, Executive Producer Mark Hall, Executive Producer Theresa Plummer-Andrews, Executive Producer Bob Heatlie, composer Hilary Baverstock, Script Editor Mellie Buse, writer Jimmy Hibbert, writer Neil Arksey, writer Development The series was originally in development by the motion-picture division of Lego Media, a subsidiary of The Lego Group that produced video games and TV shows based on Lego products and properties. which rebranded to Create TV and Film in 2003. On 7 October 2001, it was confirmed that the BBC had acquired the UK broadcast rights to the show and that production would start on the series, which would begin to air from January 2003. In December of that year, it was confirmed that BBC Worldwide had acquired worldwide distribution rights to the series, and that the Australian Broadcasting Corporation had purchased the Australian broadcast rights to the series. In March 2003, BBC Worldwide pre-sold the series to many different broadcasters, including ZDF and KiKA