Bertha was a 13-episode British stop motion-animated children's television series about a factory machine of that name that aired from 1985 to 1986. All the characters were designed by Ivor Wood, and the series was produced by his company, Woodland Animations. It was broadcast on BBC Television.
The show has been dubbed into other languages, most of which are Lost
List of Dubs made[]
Brazilian Portuguese[]
A Brazilian Portuguese dub of the show was made for Cultura and Futura, only two episodes of this dub, A Mouse in the Works and 9 minutes of The Big Order are online. Although The Big Order's video is not in the best of quality due to the most likely being original broadcast.
Danish[]
Not much is known about this dub, apart from the title being also known as Skønne Bertha (Translation: Beautiful Bertha), only the Episode of this dub that is online is Bertha's Birthday Party which was from an original airing.
Finnish (voice-over)[]
Finnish voice-over of the show exists the are found 4 episodes release on VHS.
Hebrew[]
A Hebrew dub of the show exists called רובימא (Translation: Rubmia), it aired on Hop Channel and Channel 1 in Israel, only 2 episodes, The Great Painting Job & More Speed, Less Work are online.
Italian[]
According to the AntonioGenna.net, an Italian dub of the show exists, it was shown on Rai 1 and JimJam in April 2007. No episodes are found as of now.
Norwegian[]
This dub is the easiest to find, as Warner Home Video in Norway released and aired on NRK in Barne-TV, but 1 episode on VHS, Bertha's Birthday Party was the only episode not released, as such, it's the only episode missing from the dub.
Polish (voice-over)[]
According to the I.E.P Wiki, a Polish voice-over of the show exists, it airing on TVP1 in 1991 & 1992.
There are found 2 episode 13 episode and partial 10.
Swedish[]
2 Swedish Dubs exist, one for TV, and another for VHS, the VHS one was called Leksaksmaskinen Bertha (Translation: Bertha, Toy Machine) and 8 episodes where dubbed, the TV Version however, is currently missing, pkmntrainerdennis90 has some episodes, and may upload them soon, he has however, given Legospaceman the theme song to the TV Version, which can be seen here. The 8 VHS Episodes and The TV Version Soundtrack can be found here.
Spanish (Latinoamérica)[]
The series was dubbed in Spanish, from Latinoamérica. It was released on the early 90s on the cable tv station "Zaz", on the early morning like 5 o 6 am. It also aired on Canal 7 (Now TV Perú)