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โš™๏ธ๐ŸŽจ Bertha Season 1 Episode 1 โ€“ โ€œThe Great Painting Jobโ€ is now streaming in Full HD English exclusively on CartoonLTV!

Produced by Woodland Animations (creators of Postman Pat), Bertha is a charming British stop-motion animated series that first aired in 1985 on the BBC. The show follows Bertha, a friendly factory machine who can produce almost anything โ€” from toys to gadgets โ€” all while her human coworkers get into amusing situations.

In this first episode, โ€œThe Great Painting Job,โ€ the factory receives an urgent order to paint a large batch of toys, but the paint machine breaks down! Itโ€™s up to Bertha and her team to find a creative solution before the deadline. This fun and wholesome story introduces viewers to the Spottiswood Factory and its quirky workers.

๐Ÿงฐ Series Information:

Series Title: Bertha
Season: 1
Episode: 1
Episode Title: The Great Painting Job
Year: 1985
Production Company: Woodland Animations / BBC Television
Genre: Stop Motion Animation, Family, Comedy, Educational
Language: English
Country: United Kingdom
Runtime: ~13 minutes
Format: Stop-motion animation with handmade models

๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐Ÿญ Main Characters:
Bertha โ€“ The kind and capable machine that can make anything.
Mr. Willmake โ€“ The factory manager, always chasing deadlines.
Tewky โ€“ The maintenance engineer who helps keep Bertha running.
Nell โ€“ The secretary and problem solver of the team.
Panjit and Tracy โ€“ Factory workers who keep things lively and fun.

๐ŸŽž๏ธ Episode Summary:
In The Great Painting Job, Bertha faces her first big challenge when the factoryโ€™s paint sprayer malfunctions. Through teamwork, innovation, and a little magic, the factory staff complete the job โ€” showing kids the value of creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving.

๐Ÿ“บ About the Show:
Bertha aired from 1985 to 1986, featuring 13 episodes full of humor, music, and practical lessons. Known for its delightful storytelling and inventive stop-motion style, the series continues to entertain children and nostalgic adults alike.

๐Ÿงก Perfect for fans of Postman Pat, Trumpton, and Bagpuss, Bertha brings back the charm of classic handcrafted animation.
๐ŸŽจ Educational Value:
The show teaches teamwork, cooperation, mechanical understanding, and responsibility in a lighthearted, imaginative way.

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Transcript
00:00Bertha
00:30We can depend upon you
00:32Clicking in the day
00:33Fleshing in the night
00:35Your computer is shining brightly
00:37Some people say
00:39You have a mind of your own
00:41And I think that's very likely
00:44Likely
00:46Bertha
00:48Lovely Bertha
00:49Sometimes I think you're a dream
00:52When we work out
00:54What you have to do
00:55You can always turn the goods out
00:57Always turn the goods out
00:59We can depend upon you
01:01This week at Spotty's Wooden Company
01:10Bertha is making jigsaw puzzles
01:12Ted puts a picture in one end
01:29And Bertha cuts out the shapes
01:31That's Roy checking the puzzles
01:34Then Nell packs
01:37And Flo stacks
01:41It seems a shame to break up
01:45Such a lovely picture
01:46But the fun of jigsaw puzzles
01:49Is to put them back together again
01:51Isn't it?
01:52What do you do with it
01:53When you've put it back together?
01:55You break it up
01:55And begin all over again
01:57That seems daft to me
02:00Hey
02:02There's a hole in this one
02:04That means that there's a piece missing
02:06You're right
02:08Hey Ted
02:09Stop
02:14Bertha
02:14There
02:16See?
02:26There is a piece missing
02:27Right in the middle there
02:29Sorry
02:32Now we'll never find the missing piece
02:35And why not?
02:37Because we don't know what it looks like
02:39It was a piece missing from the tree
02:41I remember
02:42Ah but what piece?
02:44It was a very large tree
02:46A piece with leaves and branches on it
02:48Look here
02:51If there's a piece of the puzzle missing
02:53It must still be in Bertha
02:55Now come on Bertha
02:58Where's the missing piece of puzzle?
03:00Ooh
03:01I can't see it
03:02Ted
03:03Why don't you put another picture through?
03:05It might dislodge the missing piece
03:07And bring it out
03:08What a good idea Roy
03:10Now the piece we're looking for
03:18Comes from about there
03:19So watch out for it
03:27Now come on Bertha
03:29There's a piece missing from this one too
03:39What?
03:40A piece of the sky
03:41Where?
03:43Just there
03:44Sorry
03:45Hmm
03:47First a piece of the tree is missing
03:49And now a piece of the sky
03:51Oh wonder what Bertha's up to
03:53Very mysterious
03:55Very puzzling
03:57That's it Flo
03:59You've got the answer
04:00Oh I am glad
04:03Now how many jigsaw puzzles has Bertha made this morning Flo?
04:08Ten to a big box
04:10That's forty
04:11Four in this box
04:13That's forty-four
04:15And two here
04:16That's
04:17Forty-six
04:19Forty-six
04:20Roy
04:21Were there pieces missing from other puzzles?
04:23I'm not sure
04:24I didn't look at all of them
04:25It's your job too
04:29I'd like to bet there's a piece missing from most of those puzzles
04:33Now come on Bertha
04:36How many pieces have you got in there?
04:38That's amazing
04:48All odd bits making a different picture
04:50I didn't know Bertha liked doing jigsaw puzzles
04:54You know what we have to do now
04:55Don't you?
04:56What?
04:57We have to open all those boxes
04:59And make up all those jigsaw puzzles
05:01To find out which pieces are missing
05:03Oh no
05:05It'll take us ages
05:06We can't let them be sold in the shops with a piece missing
05:09Come along
05:11Let's get started
05:12It's better than packing
05:14It's better than stacking
05:16Bertha
05:19How could you?
05:24Upstairs in the offices
05:25Miss McClackety and Mr Willmake
05:28Are getting ready for the decorators
05:29They're covering all the furniture with a sheet
05:32So it won't get splashed with paint
05:34Well done
05:37That's everything covered
05:38Where have those decorators got to?
05:41They should be here by now
05:42That's the telephone ringing sir
05:49Yes I can hear it Miss McClackety
05:51Where is your telephone?
05:53Still on your desk?
05:55No it's on the floor somewhere
05:57But where on the floor Miss McClackety?
06:02I can't remember sir
06:03We must find the telephone and answer it
06:06The call may be important
06:08Oh dear I'm sorry
06:09It's under the sheet somewhere
06:11Right
06:12Don't panic Miss McClackety
06:14This is what we'll do
06:15I'll go under this end of the sheet
06:17You go under that end
06:18Whoever finds the telephone first
06:20Answers it
06:21Off you go
06:22I've got it Miss McClackety
06:32Hello
06:33Yes
06:35Yes this is the manager
06:37Oh I see
06:38Well that's too bad
06:40Well thank you for letting me know
06:42Goodbye
06:43Where are you Miss McClackety?
06:46Over here sir
06:47Who was it sir?
06:50The decorators
06:51What did they want Mr. Will make?
06:53They rang to say
06:54They're not coming today
06:56Oh dear
06:57Would anyone here like a nice cup of tea?
07:02Yes please Mrs. Trump
07:03But downstairs
07:05Everyone is too busy to stop for tea
07:08I think most of this puzzle must be missing
07:11Now I'm sure there's only one piece missing from each picture
07:15You're just not very good at doing jigsaw puzzles Flo
07:18Look I've nearly finished mine
07:21Have you found the missing piece Nell?
07:23How could I if it's not there?
07:25Mr. Duncan the foreman thinks they're just playing
07:28Well Will what's all this?
07:31Play time?
07:32Hello Mr. Duncan
07:33We're looking for missing pieces of jigsaw puzzles
07:36We have to check all those boxes
07:38And those there
07:40And those there as well
07:42It's going to take us ages
07:45Why are there pieces missing from the puzzles?
07:48Hmm?
07:49Well Bertha's been keeping one piece back from each box
07:52And making a picture of her own
07:54Oh I see
07:55Bertha has been misbehaving again has she?
07:58Been misbehaving haven't you?
08:01Hmm?
08:02I think she just likes doing jigsaw puzzles
08:03That's all
08:04This is no good
08:06It'll take you all week
08:07If Bertha's so fond of puzzles
08:10Why don't you let her do them?
08:12That's a jolly good idea Mr. Duncan
08:14Now why didn't I think of that?
08:18That's what foremen are for
08:20In another office
08:26Mr. Sprott and his assistant Tracy
08:29Have been asked by the manager to design a machine
08:31That can paint the factory in double quick time
08:34Will it work Mr. Sprott?
08:38Hmm
08:39Undoubtedly
08:40I will take it down to the roller and grinder machine
08:45And have it made
08:46Do you mind if I have a go at designing a different machine Mr. Sprott?
08:51No, no, no
08:52Of course not
08:53But this is the one that'll work
08:55What can we have
08:58That will do the job nicely?
09:02Easy to control
09:03And we'll do what we say precisely
09:07Talk operated machine is what we need here
09:17Something I can think of that will run for a year
09:19A talk operated machine is what we need here
09:23T-O-M
09:25Yeah
09:26T-O-M
09:28A talk operated machine is what I'll do then
09:32A super little robot that can be like a friend
09:35A talk operated machine
09:37I'll call it Tom then
09:39T-O-M
09:41Yeah
09:41T-O-M
09:44Then I can go and work with Bertha
09:46Set her programme through
09:48And I am sure that she can work out what I'm trying to do
09:51I'll have to work it out as quickly as I can to get it done
09:54I know that when I get it finished
09:56It can really be fun
09:58Talk operated machine is what I'll make them
10:03A super little robot that can be like a friend
10:06Talk operated machine
10:08I'll call it Tom then
10:10T-O-M
10:11Oh, it's gonna be lovely
10:13T-O-M
10:15I can't wait to get it finished
10:16T-O-M
10:18All I have to do is put a little bit in it
10:20I've got to give him some eyes
10:22Oh, it's gonna be a lovely little piece
10:24This is the last puzzle, Roy
10:31All right, Ted
10:35We're ready
10:36Is it all there, Roy?
10:40It's all there, Ted
10:41Do you want to do the last one, Flo?
10:44Oh, yes, please
10:46Right
10:48Put that into the box now
10:50And we're finished
10:52Well done, Bertha
10:53Hello, Ted
10:55Hello, Tracy
10:57What can I do for you?
10:58Do you think you could get Bertha to make this?
11:02Wow
11:02It's a robot
11:04What do you want a robot for, Tracy?
11:07Mr Sprott has designed a painting machine
11:09But I thought if we had a robot
11:11It could do all sorts of useful jobs around the factory
11:14Could it help me pack?
11:16Could it help me stack?
11:18Yes
11:19It could even help you sweep up, Roy
11:21Good
11:22I could do with some help
11:24Very well
11:27Let's see what Bertha makes of this
11:29Mr Sprott's machine
11:42Seems to be working well
11:44A splendid invention, Mr Sprott
11:49We could paint a whole factory in double-quick time
11:52That's what I thought, sir
11:59Stop the machine when it gets to the door painted, will you?
12:03There's a good fellow
12:04I am unhappy to say that I cannot do so, sir
12:07Oh, dear
12:10Something has gone wrong
12:12You'll have to have a green door, Miss McLaccarty
12:15But I don't want a green door
12:17I will quickly open the door, sir
12:19Then the machine will have nothing to paint
12:21Oh, dear
12:24Turn off the machine, Panty
12:27Turn it off
12:29I'm unhappy to say that I cannot do so, sir
12:32Push the lever down hard
12:34This I have been trying to do
12:36I will now push the lever up
12:38No, don't do that
12:41Does it work, Mr Sprott?
12:46Oh!
12:46Downstairs, Bertha has just finished making Tracy's robot
13:02Ah, there you are, Tracy
13:08You're just in time
13:09Is this what you wanted?
13:14Exactly how I designed it, Ted
13:16What will you call it, Tracy?
13:19Well, as you will be able to tell it what to do
13:22I'll call it Tom
13:23T-O-M
13:26T-O-M
13:26Torque Operated Machine
13:28Off you go, Tom
13:30Oh, wow
13:35Well done, Tracy
13:39Now, do you think Tom could do a spot of painting?
13:42I think so, Mr Wilmake
13:46Tom, will you please paint the walls in Miss McClackety's office?
13:51What a useful little chap
14:11Good old Bertha
14:13She's done it again
14:15Good old Bertha
14:22Lovely Bertha
14:23Sometimes I think you're a dream
14:26When we work out what you have to do
14:29You can always turn the goods up
14:31Always turn the goods up
14:33We can depend upon you
14:35You can always turn the goods up
14:37You can always turn the goods up
14:38You can always turn the goods up
14:39You can always turn the goods up
14:40You can always turn the goods up
14:41You can always turn the goods up
14:42You can always turn the goods up
14:43You can always turn the goods up
14:44You can always turn the goods up
14:45You can always turn the goods up
14:46You can always turn the goods up
14:47You can always turn the goods up
14:48You can always turn the goods up
14:49You can always turn the goods up
14:50You can always turn the goods up
14:51You can always turn the goods up
14:52You can always turn the goods up
14:53You can always turn the goods up
14:54You can always turn the goods up
14:55You can always turn the goods up
14:56You can always turn the goods up
14:57You can always turn the goods up
14:58You can always turn the goods up
14:59You can always turn the goods up
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