Balamory stars P.C. Plum and Miss Hoolie team up for new CBeebies Show

PC Plum and Miss Hoolie are back in action entertaining kids in a very different role from what they're used to
Liam Smillie
By Liam Smillie
Published 28th Nov 2023, 16:22 BST
Updated 29th Nov 2023, 09:52 BST
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Stars of the hit CBeebies show Balamory, Julie Wilson Nimmo (Miss Hoolie) and Andrew Agnew (PC Plum) are set to make an appearance in a new episode of a CBeebies show.

Both Hoolie and Plum will make an appearance in an upcoming episode of 'Olga da Polga' - a children's TV show set around the adventures of a Guinea Pig, based on a series of books written by the writer of Paddington.

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Andrew Agnew and Julie Wilson Nimmo shot to fame for their roles as PC Plum and Miss Hoolie in the hit childrens TV show BalamoryAndrew Agnew and Julie Wilson Nimmo shot to fame for their roles as PC Plum and Miss Hoolie in the hit childrens TV show Balamory
Andrew Agnew and Julie Wilson Nimmo shot to fame for their roles as PC Plum and Miss Hoolie in the hit childrens TV show Balamory

The popular new show has now entered into its second series. Julie Wilson Nimmo plays Mrs Sawdust alongside her husband Greg Hemphill, of Still Game acclaim, who plays Mr Sawdust in the show, the parents of Isla. Alongside making appearances on the show, Andrew Agnew is involved with the direction and production of the TV series, which started on November 19 2023.

In a video posted to Instagram, captioned 'Did you spot this Easter egg in the new Olga da Polga series?', Olivia asks the camera: "Do you think anyone will spy us?"

To which Andrew laughs:"Do you think anyone will recognise us? We have aged slightly...

"We can't be that old!" Olivia retorts, "Don't look at my grey beard!" jokes Agnew.

The pair will appear in an upcoming episode of Olga da Polga on CBeebies, also viewable on BBC iPlayer.

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