घेरकिंस इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The series followed the exploits of the eponymous Stoppit (a red ball of fluff with arms and legs), and Tidyup (a blue-haired, necktie-wearing purple creature who is shaped like a bowling pin), in their native land, which is filled with giant-to-them gherkins.

| 6|| I Said No and Not Now || 17 October 1988 || It is the Day of the Great Gherkin Feast and everybody is out collecting gherkins.

But I Said No, and his pet Not Now, come and steal the gherkins (which Tidyup is very upset about), so he and Stoppit go to the tree trunk in which I Said No and Not Now live to get them back.

After I Said No scares Tidyup, he falls back into the gherkins, which tumble down right on top of I Said No and Not Now and trap them (so while they cannot move, Stoppit and Tidyup grab as many gherkins as they can carry and run all the way back home as fast as they can go).

When Don't Do That jumps off Tidyup's house and scurries up a nearby gherkin, he starts throwing little tree gherkins at both him and Stoppit, which gives him the idea of keeping Don't Do That occupied while Stoppit is sawing away at the gherkin.

While he is down the hole, he meets Say Please And Say Thank You (a single creature, albeit with two faces, who is not featured in the programme's opening titles), who knows a way out of the hole, but will not show him unless he gives him some of his gherkins.

When all the gherkins have gone, Say Please And Say Thank You shows Tidyup a tunnel that will lead them back out into the open again, and they come out directly under Stoppit in a field full of gherkins, so Tidyup decides to make his friends the biggest gherkin pie they ever had.