Characters
- Grandpa (James Bolam)
- Jason Mason (Jay Ruckley)
- Mum (Zara Ramm)
- Dad (Sam Ellis)
- Jemima Mason (Josie Cable)
- Mr. Whoops (Steve Elias)
- Beowulf or Wulfy (Tinkerbell) (dog)
- Great Aunt Loretta (Susan Jameson)
- Troy (Shaheen Jafargholi)
- Miss Smiley (Lorna Laidlaw)
- Mr. Liker Biker (Phil Gallagher)
- Troy's Dad (David Davies)
- Lady Prigsbottom (Liza Goddard)
- Princess Purpelovna (Rula Lenska)
- Igor (David Kendall)
- Mr. Krumpgrumble (Brian Herring)
- Miss Snip (Heather Williams)
- Baby Boris (Izaak Jameson-Lys)
- Mr. Hackitt (Simon Lys)
- Josh (Arthur Byrne)
- Bubbles (Jason and Jemima's babysitter) (Elizabeth Franks)
- Mr Marvelloso (Sam Ellis)
- Cousin Alvin (Harry Jackson)
- Miss Pointy-Pencil (Meera Syal)
- Speedie Edie (Alex Tregear)
- Horatio Heave Ho (David Rintoul)
- Lord Shipshape (Alex Jennings)
- Mrs. Maridadi (Vivien Heilbron)
- Rodger Splodger (Sanjeev Bhaskar)
- Mr. Mentor (Alan McMahon)
- Granddad Gilbert (Geoffrey Palmer)
- Dora (Maia Tamrakar)
- Shanay (Paaras Bhardwaj)
- Floyd (Luke Perry)
- Max (Benjamin Greaves-Neal)
- Mrs. McWhiskit
- Brenda Balderdash (Maggie Ollerenshaw)
- Bernard Balderdash (Geoff Leesley)
- Madame Vibrato (Anne Reid)
- Lenora (Sian Thomas)
- Squeak (Tommy)(Hamster)
- Mr. Scoffbucket (Oscar)(goat)
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