Bim Bam Bino

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Bim Bam Bino was a German children - television series , produced and 16 January 1988 to 29 March 1998 in the German private television aired.

description

The main actor in the series was the mouse Bino, a snap-mouth doll played by the puppeteer Siegfried Böhmke . In 1993 the role was taken over by Albert Frisch . The series ran initially on Tele 5 (January 16, 1988 - December 31, 1992) and later on Kabelkanal or Kabel 1 (January 16, 1993 - March 29, 1998).

In addition to Bino, the cat Lucy was added. In addition, there were several human co-moderators who changed from time to time, such as Gundis Zámbó , Wolfgang Binder , Jürgen Blaschke , Sonja Zietlow and Alexa Hennig von Lange .

The program initially ran for one hour, during which Bino gave cooking tips for children with Gerda Aurich, for example, and did handicrafts with Aunt Menne. There were also numerous themed programs (for example about Dian Fossey's mountain gorillas on the occasion of the film Gorillas im Nebel , about hamsters etc.), handicraft shows and summer festivals and programs on many other topics. In addition to the moderators and usually a guest, many children were involved in the programs, who also helped to shape the programs to a large extent. The format was later expanded to several hours in which various trick series (for example Saber Rider ) were shown.

After the dissolution of the station Tele 5 on December 31, 1992, Bim Bam Bino was taken over by Kabelkanal / Kabel 1 unchanged from January 16, 1993, the studio environment was only massively changed in August 1993. In 2006, the program ran for 45 minutes on Saturdays and Sundays (excluding cartoons) on ProSiebenSat.1 Welt , a German-language pay-TV channel in the USA that cannot be received in Germany.

Trick series in Bim Bam Bino

Tele 5

There was also a children's program called The Wissoll Gummy Circus at Bim Bam Bino on Tele 5 .

The cable duct / cable 1

The US sitcom Mr. Ed was also part of the Bim-Bam-Bino broadcast in 1993 on the cable channel . The program Bony und Anja , a mixture of computer animation and real film with media educational content, was also broadcast on Bim Bam Bino.

Radio plays

In addition to the television series, there was a separate 12-part radio play series with Bino, author Klaus-P. Weigand .

  1. The ingenious cheese formula
  2. Bino Pirato
  3. The playful midnight
  4. The desert princess
  5. The island explorers
  6. The ghosts are gone
  7. Adventure in Pearl Lake
  8. Enchanted images
  9. Detective agency Bino und Partner
  10. Detective agency Bino und Partner part 2 (a story of its own)
  11. The journey to the sandman
  12. The Gouda on the seabed

Radio play crossroads, author Klaus-P. Weigand

72.Benjamin Blümchen and Bino (September 1992)

Others

  • The cat Lucy owes its name to a viewer poll. The suggested name Lucy is inspired by the anime series Lucy broadcast in Australia at the time in Bim Bam Bino .
  • On August 12, 2009, a video with Bino appeared on Youtube, which gave some fans hopes of a return. In fact, the video came from an official source. However, it was not an announcement for a comeback, just an invitation to a staff meeting.
  • The show appears in the radio plays by Benjamin Blümchen (episode 72 - Benjamin and Bino). There Benjamin gets a guest appearance on the show and then makes friends with the mouse.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Bino's COMEBACK ?!