An invaluable starting point for Small Time

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while researching Snoozy The Sea-Lion, I came across the following. This may be of help, because it lists 104 programmes that made up Small Time, during its
long run. From this list, the names of programmes can be checked on Lostshows.com, to see if they are listed and how many episodes of them are Missing,
realise that  only a speck of Small Time is known to exist, but the following may be of great help to those of us interested in Children's shows, Associated-Rediffusion output and in Small Time.

www.transdiffusion.org/2004/01/01/smalltime

Small Time - The Complete History - Programmes - Transdiffusion

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Snoozy the Sea-Lion has 2 entries on Lostshows.com as Snoozy 21 episodes 1957 and Snoozy The Sea-Lion 1955-1957 36 episodes. All these are currently
Missing from the archive. Can anyone advise if these are the same Snoozy. As Snoozy is currently missing, any information to his whereabouts will be more 
than welcome. 

[John Green]

Snoozy will be returned when I've been compensated for the half-a-century of fish-head I've supplied to him.Or is it her? I'm still not sure.

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Oct 22, 2014 13:32:54 GMT John Green said:

Snoozy will be returned when I've been compensated for the half-a-century of fish-head I've supplied to him.Or is it her? I'm still not sure...Hopefully,the new book will provide lots of information about the various productions: missingepisodes.proboards.com/thread/10325/book-on-oliver-postgate-smallfilms

Was Snoozy an androgynous sea-lion, who thanks John for the fish-heads.