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King Rufus XIV is the monarch of the fictional kingdom depicted in Rubovia, a British children's television series performed with string marionettes. Created by Gordon Murray, the program began broadcasting on the BBC in 1955 and presented comic adventures involving the royal household and other inh...
Queen Caroline is a marionette character from "Rubovia," a British children's television series created by Gordon Murray for the BBC in the 1950s. Within the series' medieval fairy-tale kingdom, she serves as the royal consort to King Rufus XIV. The program was heavily reliant on traditional string...
Pongo the Dragon is a fictional character from Rubovia, a British children's television series originally broadcast by the BBC in 1955. Created by Gordon Murray and brought to life using string puppets, Pongo is depicted as a 500-year-old, mischievous dragon who frequently casts magic spells that ca...
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