The Trailer Park

I presume by the animated one you mean Del Toro's film as opposed to the millions of other animated versions of the story. I liked it although I still prefer the Disney version (the original not the remake from last year).

Yep, that's the one. Deadman seems to be everywhere at the moment.
I liked the artwork and style of all the little models but the animation did seem a little jerky at times which is one of my pet peeves with stop motion.
I may watch the little making-of... feature sometime later and may even stay awake through it.

Some of those little models are actually enormous because some shots had to be scaled around the cricket.

You sound like you've already watched the behind the scenes feature.

I have, Adam Savage's Tested on YouTube also have a few videos from a museum exhibition about the making of the film.

I just watched the second of "Philomena Cunk's" history lessons. Life in her medieval castle was quite entertaining

Something, something, Pump Up The Jam, something.

Ah yes, that too. The Bibble was first published some 2000 years before Pump up the jam, which is about a golden hare or something. And something something.

(propulsive rock music playing)

I'm two episodes in to Lidia Poet and getting a bit annoyed at yet another show with an anachronistic soundtrack.
I also had to switch to the Italian audio cos the English dub was awful. But it's quite entertaining now, and even if the plots are a bit simple the charisma of the main character keeps it going.

I kind of felt the anachronistic music worked fairly well in this instance, seeing as she breaks the norms and the music seemed to be about similar things... (But I also remember thinking at some point that someone should endeavor to make a show (history or fantasy) where the music is actually what would have been played in that time/culture etc and with the music instruments actually available in that time or world or whatnot... I'm sure it has been done, but it doesn't seem very common.)