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The original idea for the series came to Halifax native Andrew Cochran, as he tried to explain the unique characteristics and work of Halifax Harbour vessels to his three-year-old son while walking along the Halifax waterfront.
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Andrew James Cochrane-Johnstone (24 May 1767 – 21 August...
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Andrew Cochran is an American producer and writer, who was the creator of Theodore Tugboat and the founder of Cochran Entertainment. He created Theodore Tugboat when he told his 3 year old son stories about tugboats and it became a television series.
It started with a bedtime story that Andrew Cochran, the creator of Theodore Tugboat, told his son. A story about the boats in the big harbour and how they interacted with everyone. Later, these bedtime stories became the inspiration and basis for the original television series, Theodore Tugboat.
Andrew Cochran, a former TV journalist who had run Canada AM and CTV National News before moving home to Halifax to create a successful CBC children’s series, titled Blizzard Island, was walking along the waterfront one day when he noticed a container ship and two tugs in the harbour.
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Theodore Tugboat: Created by Andrew Cochran. With Denny Doherty. The adventures of a young tugboat and his friends in the Big Harbour, with the Dispatcher and the Harbourmaster keeping ever-watchful eyes.
Theodore Tugboat is the name of a television show created by Andrew Cochran. The series started off as Cochran telling how Halifax Harbour works to his three year old son. His production company, Cochran Entertainment, went on to lead the development of the series with the CBC in Canada...
Andrew James Cochrane-Johnstone (24 May 1767 – 21 August 1833) was a Scottish soldier, politician, swindler and adventurer who was found guilty of participation in the Great Stock Exchange Fraud of 1814. He was born in Edinburgh, Scotland.
