Mr Blobby [VHS]

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A comical 'blobbumentary' programme made by Noel Edmonds on the star of his 'Noel's House Party' show, Mister Blobby.

The character also appeared in the music video for Peter Kay's 2005 charity single " Is This the Way to Amarillo". In March 1994, Elizabeth Kolbert of The New York Times wrote: "Mr Blobby's rise to stardom has provoked anguished commentaries about just what he stands for. See Mister Blobby with Will Carling, Valerie Singleton, Wayne Sleep, Hudson and Halls, and Garth Crooks. Denson, a child of the 90s, said he "thought it sounded like fun" and that it "was surreal putting on the suit for the first time. BlobbyVision' was released on 10th October 1994 with lots of never seen before sketches including Blobwatch and Postman Blob, imagining what Mr Blobby's own television channel would be like!In his new guises, Mr Blobby is a complete hoot, hilariously bumping, bashing and bruising his way through life.

Attractions included a walk-through Blobby House named Dunblobbin, a dark ride based around classic children's television characters, and an animated Noddy exhibit. In a 2016 article, Stuart Heritage of The Guardian said that Blobby "became a sensation immediately", but then devolved into a "widely despised irritant". Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Three programs were released on VHS, Mr Blobby (1993), Blobbyvision (1994) and The All New Adventures of Mr Blobby (1996).In February 2009, Cole Moreton of The Independent featured Blobby in a recounting of the "10 most irritating television characters", asking: "Was there something in the water? His first credited appearance as Blobby was on Alan Carr: Chatty Man in December 2016 and has appeared as the character ever since.