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Berkshire actor returns to voice doodle-tastic adventures

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Monday, January 17, 2022 7:24 am
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Loagn Matthews is the voice of Tom Gates

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A BERKSHIRE actor is back for more rib-tickling adventures as the voice of Tom Gates.

The Brilliant World of Tom Gates is back for its second series and Logan Matthews can’t wait to be involved again.

“I love being the voice of Tom, and to get to do another series is just a dream.

“Loads of my friends and family said they thought it was brilliant and it really helped them have fun during lockdown, ” he explained.

The show is based on the award-winning, bestselling books, written and illustrated by Liz Pichon.

It follows the main character, Tom, as he continues to have fun, solve problems and come up with excuses whilst facing the everyday challenges of school and family life.

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When asked what we can expect from Tom in the upcoming episodes, Logan said: “Tom and his mates are getting up to more mischief.

“And his sister Delia is still annoying.

“Plus Liz has got some awesome ‘Draw-its’ and ‘Play-its’ for people to join in with too.”

The show received fantastic feedback after series one and was awarded the 2021 BAFTA Scotland for entertainment.

Logan gained equal praise from his friends when they found out he voiced one of the main characters.

“Loads of people at school thought it was really cool.

“I got a pat on the back from one of my best friends who said ‘well done mate’ which meant a lot.”

Some of his peers were in disbelief when they found out and were amazed to receive a video call to confirm it was him.

“One of my friend’s friends didn’t believe her when she said she knew the voice of Tom Gates.

“I did a video call with them which made them smile in shock,” he explained.

Logan also made his West End debut last year, appearing as James in School of Rock the musical.

When questioned if Tom would be jealous of his role, Logan said: “Nah, Tom would be an awesome mate about it, and would be rocking out with me and singing the songs too.

“That’s why everyone loves Tom, because he’s an awesome dude and supportive friend.”

A bumper series of 20 brand new episodes will be available on Sky Kids on demand and NOW TV from Monday, January 24.

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