The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure

The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure is a direct-to-video movie based on the Rubbadubbers series. It was released in 2004 by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

The Rubbadubbers are having a party to celebrate Tubb's birthday, but he is not happy because he wants to go on an adventure. So when Finbar finds a treasure map, they all set off to find it. But soon they get lost and have to ask for directions from a friendly snail named Snorkel. They finally find the treasure, but it turns out to be just an old boot. Disappointed, they head home, only to discover that Snorkel has followed them home. He joins their party and they all have fun together.

Plot:
The Rubbadubbers are having a party to celebrate Tubb's birthday, but he is not happy because he wants to go on an adventure. So when Finbar finds a treasure map, they all set off to find it. But soon they get lost and have to ask for directions from a friendly snail named Snorkel. They finally find the treasure, but it turns out to be just an old boot. Disappointed, they head home, only to discover that Snorkel has followed them home. He joins their party and they all have fun together.

Characters:
Tubb the Frog (voiced by John Gordon Sinclair) is a male Scottish rubber frog and the leader of the Rubbadubbers. He is admired by everyone for his cool attitude and enjoys cleaning anything with his cotton bud and floating on a green lily pad. Tubb's catchphrase is 'swimmin'!'

Sploshy the Starfish (voiced by Maria Darling) is the Rubbadubbers' mischief-maker. She has suction cups behind every one of her 5 arms, speaks with a childish English accent, is energetic (she is often seen cartwheeling) and is known to have a hot and short temper. Sploshy's catchphrase is "Splish, Splash, Splosh!"

Finbar the Mighty Shark (voiced by Sean Hughes) is the bathroom's mischief-maker. He often calls himself in third-person 'the mighty, scary shark', while often playing games involving pretend hunting and scaring. He also frequently uses the word 'mighty' in place of 'very' to describe things. In the dream worlds, he usually plays roles that rival the character that made the wish (such as robbers, monsters and even his regular self). Finbar's pirate-like catchphrase is 'arr, arr, arr!' (one which he uses countless times).

Terence the Bubble-Bath Crocodile (voiced by John Gordon Sinclair) is Amelia's closest friend who can blow bubbles through his nostrils and dislikes getting splashed, often avoiding liquid water altogether. He has a favourite, red toothbrush for cleaning his one tooth. Terence also has several spots on his back and doesn't have a catchphrase.

Winona the Whale (vocal effects performed by Maria Darling) is the only Rubbadubber who cannot at all make "If Only" wishes, but she can still make squeaking sounds in order to communicate with the other Rubbadubbers. She can also squirt water from her small blowhole and perform tail tricks in the bath water.

Reg the Robot (voiced by John Gordon Sinclair) is the supporting leader of the Rubbadubbers who speaks with a distinctive stammer. Just like Terence, he avoids water, as simply getting splashed makes him "short circuit". He also stutters rather often. He plays with the others but is always on the lookout for Benjie and Sis' presence in order to make the Rubbadubbers prepare themselves for bath time. At the end of every episode, he announces their arrival with his catchphrase: 'Rubbadubbers! Rubbadubbers! Benjie and Sis/the children are coming! Bath time scramble!'

Amelia the Submarine (voiced by Maria Darling) is the bathroom's first mate who has the nose of a clown. Likely named after Amelia Earhart, she and the Rubbadubbers often call her 'the flying submarine'. She is very energetic (like Sploshy), is usually feeling happy and loves to try new things, fly around the bathroom and perform tricks.

Benjie and Sis are the two young owners of the Rubbadubbers that are never seen on-screen. They are two human siblings that are presumably British. Whenever they need to use the bathroom, Reg the robot alerts the Rubbadubbers to prepare for their arrival.

Snorkel the Snail (voiced by Sean Hughes) is a friendly snail who helps the Rubbadubbers find their way when they are lost. He joins their party at the end of the movie.

Distributed:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was distributed by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Soundtrack:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure Soundtrack was released in 2004 by HIT Entertainment. It features songs from the movie as well as other songs from the Rubbadubbers TV series.

Animation:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was animated by Hot Animation.

Similars To:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure is similar to the 2003 British stop-motion children's television series produced by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation called Rubbadubbers.

Trailers:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure Trailer was released in 2004 by HIT Entertainment.

Production:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was produced by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Development:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was developed by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Casting:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was cast by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Release:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was released in 2004 by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Screening:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was screened in 2004 by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Home media:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was released on home media in 2004 by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Reception:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was received positively by critics and audiences alike.

Box office:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure was a box office success, grossing over $100 million worldwide.

Accolades:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure won several awards, including the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.

Legacy:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure has left a lasting legacy, becoming a cult classic among fans of the Rubbadubbers franchise.

Categories:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure is a direct-to-video movie based on the Rubbadubbers series. It was released in 2004 by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

Trivia:
The Rubbadubbers Movie: The Great Adventure is the first and only movie in the franchise.