Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle

Série télévisée
1994–
TV-Y

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA colorful woman helps cure kids of improper behavior, such as telling fibs, neglecting pets and talking back to their elders.A colorful woman helps cure kids of improper behavior, such as telling fibs, neglecting pets and talking back to their elders.A colorful woman helps cure kids of improper behavior, such as telling fibs, neglecting pets and talking back to their elders.

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7,1/10

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Prix
- 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

Épisodes13

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1 Saison 1994

Photos6

Rôles principaux23

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Jean Stapleton

Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle

Francis Bell

Howard…

Paul Minifie

Norbert Wainwright

Dan Gilroy

Pete the Delivery Man

Cerita Monet Bickelmann

Pergola Winsproggle

Robyn Faye Bookland

Charlie Bean

Jewelie Hull

Melissa Bean

Drancy Bryant

Fetlock Winsproggle

Nathaniel Meyst

Egbert Moohead

Joan Cusack

Mama Bean

Ed Begley Jr.

Daddy Bean…

Christopher Lloyd

Grandpa Moohead…

James Whitmore

Mr. Piggle-Wiggle

Nell Weartherley

Alma Woods

Shelley Duvall

Pottsy Piggle-Wiggle

Alison Wall

Wanda Piggle-Wiggle

Phyllis Diller

Mara

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
Christopher Lloyd (Mr. Moohead) and Ed Begley Jr. (Mr. Bean) both appeared in The Pagemaster (1994) the same year.

Commentaires des utilisateurs3

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Commentaire en vedette

1/10

If you love the books, avoid this!

I checked this out from the library, and I was hesitant because my son isn't really old enough for me to read the stories to and I was afraid these would spoil them.

I needn't have worried, the program has no discernible relationship to the books other than the titles.

The show itself, I suppose wouldn't be that bad, if it didn't call itself "Mrs Piggle-Wiggle", although the pacing, even for a children's program seems terribly slow (and I usually enjoy children's programing). Even my son shut the television off, and he's two (and will watch TV every chance he gets!)! I'm glad I didn't pay any money for it!