Editing Ragdoll Productions (section)

== Pre-Ragdoll productions ==
The following are some of productions made by Anne Wood before Ragdoll was founded, accompanied by a brief description and vital statistics:

* ''Puzzle Party'' - first broadcast in 1977. Hosted by [[Gyles Brandreth]] and featuring characters Gnigel and Gnu, the show was one of Anne Wood's earliest TV shows for the BBC.
* ''[[The Book Tower]]'' - first broadcast in 1979, hosted by [[Tom Baker]] and [[Stephen Moore (actor)|Stephen Moore]].
* ''[[Ragdolly Anna]]'' - first broadcast in 1982, based on the children's books by Jean Kenward.
* ''[[Roland Rat]]'' - first broadcast in 1983.

Ragdoll's programmes produced between 1990 and 2017 (excluding ''Pob's Programme'', ''Playbox'', ''BOOM!'' and ''[[Storytime (TV programme)|Storytime]]'') are currently owned by [[WildBrain]] (formerly known as DHX Media), the company no longer owns the rights of any of their shows.

=== Ragdoll Productions ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! Title
! Year(s)
! Network
! Notes/Sources
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| ''[[Pob's Programme]]'' || 1985–1990 || [[Channel 4]] || Currently owned by [[Channel Four Television Corporation]]
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| ''[[Playbox (1987 TV series)|Playbox]]'' || 1987–1992 || [[ITV (TV network)|ITV]] ([[ITV Central|Central]]) || Currently owned by [[ITV Studios]]
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| ''The Magic Mirror'' || 1989 || [[ITV (TV network)|ITV]] || Co-production for [[Kellogg's|The Kellogg Company]]<br>Ragdoll's first animated production
|-
| ''BOOM!'' || 1990–1991 || [[Channel 4]] || Ragdoll's first non-puppet live-action production<br>Currently owned by Channel Four Television Corporation
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| ''[[Rosie and Jim]]'' || 1990-2000 || [[ITV (TV network)|ITV]] ([[ITV Central|Central]]) || Oldest Ragdoll series to be owned by [[WildBrain]]
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| ''[[Brum (TV series)|Brum]]'' || 1991, 1994<br>2001–2002 || [[BBC One]] ([[CBBC|Children's BBC/CBBC]])<br>[[CBeebies]] ||
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| ''[[Tots TV]]'' || 1993–1998 || [[ITV (TV network)|ITV]] ([[ITV Central|Central]]) || Co-produced with [[Carlton Television]] in later seasons<br>Rights co-owned with [[ITV Studios]]
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| ''Open a Door'' || 1994–2003 || [[BBC Two]] ([[CBBC|Children's BBC/CBBC]])<br>[[CBeebies]] || An international short film series co-produced with other companies.
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| ''[[Storytime (TV programme)|Storytime]]'' || 1995–1997 || [[BBC Two]] || Series 5-6 only
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| ''[[Teletubbies]]'' || 1997–2001 || [[BBC Two]] ([[CBBC|Children's BBC/CBBC]]) || Original series, revivals/reboots are produced by [[WildBrain|DHX Media]].
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| ''[[Badjelly the Witch]]'' || 2000 || [[BBC One]] || Television special/movie<br>Co-produced with Norma Farnes Management
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| ''[[Teletubbies|Teletubbies Everywhere]]'' || 2002 || [[CBeebies]] || Short form series
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| ''[[Boohbah]]''  || 2003–2006 || [[ITV (TV network)|ITV]] ([[CITV]] and [[GMTV]]) ||Co-produced with GMTV
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| ''[[Blips (TV series)|Blips]]'' || 2005–2006 || [[ITV (TV network)|ITV]] ([[CITV]]) ||Co-produced with CITV
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| ''What Makes Me Happy'' || 2005 || [[Channel 5 (British TV channel)|Five]] ([[Milkshake!]]) || Co-produced with The Ragdoll Foundation<br>Series of six short films
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| ''Twirlywoos'' || 2015–2017 || [[CBeebies]] || Co-produced with [[WildBrain|DHX Media]]
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| ''What Shall We Do With The Angry Monster?'' || 2018 || [[YouTube]] || Short film<br>Co-produced for [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney UK]]
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| ''B.O.T. and the Beasties'' || 2021 || [[CBeebies]] || Short form series<br>Distributed by [[Cake Entertainment]]
|}

=== Ragdoll Worldwide ===
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! Title
! Year(s)
! Network
! Notes/Sources
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| ''[[In the Night Garden...]]'' || 2007–2009 || [[CBeebies]]/[[BBC Two]]||
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| ''[[Tronji]]'' || 2009–2010 || [[CBBC]]||
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| ''[[Dipdap]]'' || 2011 || [[CBeebies]] || Short form series<br>
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| ''[[The Adventures of Abney & Teal]]'' || 2011–2012 || [[CBeebies]] ||
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