Tots TV - Characters

Characters

  • Tilly - The only female tot and who is French. (In the American Version of the show, she spoke Spanish) She has red hair, wears a purple dress and bright yellow tights. She also carries a yellow and green recorder that is attached to a red ribbon around her neck that she plays when songs are being sang. Her favourite colour is Red.
  • Tom - The eldest male tot and possibly the leader. He has blue hair and is black. He wears turquoise dungarees with lots of pockets (where he keeps his pencils and notebooks) and a yellow jumper as well as wearing glasses. His favourite colour is Blue.
  • Tiny - The youngest of the tots and the one who carries their magic bag when they set off on their adventures. He has green hair and wears a green cardigan with badges on and red shorts. His favourite colour is Green.
  • Furry Boo - A small mischievous dog that the tots do not know about.
  • Donkey - The pet donkey who lived in a stable in the Tots' garden.

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