Original Balamory cast reunite 23 years on from show's debut for first readthrough of brand new BBC series
The beloved show hit screens in 2002 on CBeebies and was a childhood staple for many until the final episode aired in 2005.
Balamory's original stars were reunited for the first readthrough of the show's brand new revived series.
The beloved show hit screens in 2002 on CBeebies and was a childhood staple for many until the final episode aired in 2005.
In 2024, it was revealed Balamory would be coming back for a revival after two decades off screens - with two new series set to launch this year.
Fan favourite characters Miss Hoolie, PC Plum, Edie McCredie and Penny Pocket are all confirmed to reappear.
The returning cast members came together with their new co-stars for a script reading.
Meanwhile, a short clip shows several of the actors reading out lines from one of the upcoming episodes.
The cast of Balamory have reunited as filming for the new CBeebies series kicked off this week, but many fans have shared the same observation
Julie Wilson Nimmo (second from left) - wearing her character's signature green - is back as the iconic Miss Hoolie
Juliet Cadzow and Andrew Agnew are reprising their respective roles as Edie McCredie and PC Plum
Kim Tserkezie (left) is back as Penny Pocket, pictured here with new cast member Danielle Jam playing Ava Potts
Penny Pocket - played by actress Kim Tserkezie, begins by saying: 'I think there's something on the loose in Balamory. I found huge footprints.'
This prompts Dr. Ollie (Carl Spencer) to suggest: 'Why don't we have a look in my big book of animal footprints.'
Fellow newcomer, scientist Ava Potts (Danielle Jam) says: 'You mean a Balamory-saurus? Only one way to find out.'
Next shown is familiar face Edie McCredie (Juliet Cadzow), who says: 'Sorry Penny, there's nothing here. Apart from two dinosaurs running towards the nursery.'
To which Kim, as Penny, responds by asking: 'Really, are you serious?'
Edie answers: 'Yes! Oh, you better get over there now.'
Following this is much-loved PC Plum (Andrew Agnew), saying: 'It may still be a little old and worn - rude - but I think it's still in good working order.'
Last but not least is Julie Wilson Nimmo back as the iconic Miss Hoolie , who is seemingly concluding the episode.
She is shown saying: 'That was the story in Balamory. Thanks for coming. I hope you all had a t-rex-excellent day.'
In July 2025, it was revealed that cast members had begun filming for the highly anticipated new series.
