Brum

Brum (1991-2002)

EndedScripted showChildren

Follow the adventures of a little antique car that lives in a motor museum, but during the day goes into the town to meet a variety of people who often need some help.

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S05E10Brum and the Crazy Chair ChaseNov. 4, 2002
S05E09Brum and the ArtistOkt. 28, 2002
S05E08Brum and the Runaway RickshawOkt. 21, 2002
S05E07Brum and the Heavy SafeOkt. 14, 2002
S05E06Brum and the MouseOkt. 7, 2002
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Brum premiere?

Brum premiered in 1991.

Who produced Brum?

Brum was produced by Ragdoll Productions.

What was the genre of Brum?

Brum was a children's television series.

Who composed the music for Brum?

The music for Brum was composed by David Woodhead.

What was the format of Brum episodes?

Each episode of Brum was approximately 10 minutes long.

Where was Brum set?

Brum was set in the fictional town of Big Town.

Who was the main character in Brum?

Brum, the little yellow car, was the main character in the show.

What did Brum do in every episode?

Brum always went on adventures and helped solve problems in every episode.

How did Brum communicate?

Brum communicated through honking his horn and using body language.

What were some of the obstacles Brum encountered?

Brum encountered obstacles such as getting stuck in mud, being chased by dogs, and avoiding traffic.

Who were some of the recurring characters in Brum?

Some of the recurring characters in Brum were Granny Slippers, Mr. Brillo, and the Big Town clock.

Was there any dialogue in Brum?

Except for occasional narration, there was no dialogue in Brum.

Were there any spin-offs of Brum?

Yes, there was a spin-off called "The Adventures of Brum and Friends."

What was the age range of the target audience of Brum?

The target audience of Brum was children between the ages of 2 to 6 years old.

What was the premise of "The Adventures of Brum and Friends?"

"The Adventures of Brum and Friends" focused on the adventures of Brum and his friends in the countryside.

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