Blog:Can Rupert (TV Series) be added?

I was wondering how it would be if the TV series adaption of Rupert Bear from 1991-1997 could be added. It's filled with likeable characters such as Rupert himself, his parents, Bill Badger, Algy Pug, Tiger Lily, Podgy Pig, the Professor (who's actual name was never revealed, so he was called that), and more. The adventures are jolly, witty, amazing, and even fit for a fantasy series. The show is based off of a British series of comics created by Mary Tourtel, and it was partly British, Canadian, and French due to the studios of this show being Nelvana (for Canada), Ellipse (for France), TVS Television and Scottish Television (for the UK). However, all of the voice actors are notably Canadian and have voiced some of the characters with British and Canadian accents in the English version (for the British-accented characters, there's Rupert himself, his parents, Bill, the Professor, some minor characters, a Cockney-accented seagull who appeared in the fourth episode "Rupert and the Purple Cakes", the chess king from "Rupert and Bill in Gameland", a flamingo who appeared in "Rupert and the Twilight Fan", a barracuda who appeared in "Rupert's Undersea Adventure", two boys named Cyril and Cubby and their grandfather who appeared in "Rupert and Growler" along with the other constables, the Sage of Um, Constable Growler, and some others. As for the Canadian-accented characters, they were Tiger Lily, Algy Pug, Podgy Pig, Freddy and Ferdy fox, Edward Trunk, a giant couple and their baby from "Rupert and the Giants", Old King Cole and some nursery rhyme characters from "Rupert and the Fiddler", the Bird King, Odmedod, some Imps of Spring, the Captain and First-Mate from "Rupert and the Crocodiles", Dr. Chimp the schoolmaster/teacher of Rupert's school, and some other Canadian-accented characters who are one-time characters and background characters. Because of what I mentioned about the accents and voices, it partly stays faithful to it's original source matter.