The Trap Door: The New Adventures

The Trap Door: The New Adventures is a 1992 2D animated series, it is a sequel to the 1986 British animated television series The Trap Door.
The show revolves around the daily lives and misadventures of a group of monsters living in a castle. These include Berk, Drutt and Boni who were all from the original show. Although the emphasis was on humour and the show was marketed as a children's programme, it drew much from horror and dark fantasy like its predecessor did.
== Plot:, ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures is a 1992 2D animated series, it is a sequel to the 1986 British animated television series The Trap Door.
The show revolves around the daily lives and misadventures of a group of monsters living in a castle. These include Berk, Drutt and Boni who were all from the original show. Although the emphasis was on humour and the show was marketed as a children's programme, it drew much from horror and dark fantasy like its predecessor did.
The world of The Trap Door: The New Adventures is solely inhabited by monsters just like before, but this time there are new characters such as Rogg's son Bobo who often gets into trouble or causes mischief unintentionally just like his father used to do back in season 1 of The Trap Door. 
Most episodes would revolve around Berk accidentally leaving the trap door open which leads to another monster coming through that he has never seen before leading him into all sorts of hijinks until everything goes back to normal again at least for now..., , 
== Directed by: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures is directed by Willie Rushton., , 
== Development: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures was developed by Nick Shipley who also directed the show., , 
== Animation: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures is animated in a 2D style., , 
== Similars To: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures is similar to the original show in that it is a British animated series that revolves around the lives of monsters. However, this show is a sequel and introduces new characters while still keeping the original cast., , 
== Episodes: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures has 26 episodes in total., , 
== Broadcast: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures originally aired on BBC1 in the United Kingdom in 1992., , 
== Home media: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures has been released on DVD in Region 2., , 
== Controversy: ==
There is no known controversy surrounding The Trap Door: The New Adventures., , 
== International: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures has been broadcast in other countries such as Australia and New Zealand., , 
== Official descriptions: ==
"The world of The Trap Door: The New Adventures is solely inhabited by monsters just like before, but this time there are new characters such as Rogg's son Bobo who often gets into trouble or causes mischief unintentionally just like his father used to do back in season 1 of The Trap Door. 
Most episodes would revolve around Berk accidentally leaving the trap door open which leads to another monster coming through that he has never seen before leading him into all sorts of hijinks until everything goes back to normal again at least for now...", , 
== Categories: ==
The Trap Door: The New Adventures falls under the category of British animated television series., , 
== Trivia: ==
-The Trap Door: The New Adventures is a sequel to the 1986 British animated television series The Trap Door.
-The show revolves around the daily lives and misadventures of a group of monsters living in a castle. These include Berk, Drutt and Boni who were all from the original show.
-The world of The Trap Door: The New Adventures is solely inhabited by monsters just like before, but this time there are new characters such as Rogg's son Bobo who often gets into trouble or causes mischief unintentionally just like his father used to do back in season 1 of The Trap Door.,