Episode list

A-Lad-in The Mitchelstown Cave' written by Karl Harpur and narrated by Radio and TV Presenter Doireann Garrihy. This modern take on a classic tale is funny and heart-warming. Can Al and his bestie, Jazzie, save Al's home from the evil Mr McScrawney? McScrewie? McScoogie .... we can never get his name right.

'Cinderella's Other Fella' written and narrated by the hilarious comedian and children's author Jason Byrne. A bizarre and funny take on the traditional tale involving a 'step-ma', step-sisters, a glamorous ball and some wigs.

'The Great Big Pig Gig' written and narrated by the comedian and actor Bernard O'Shea. This take on a classic fairy-tale will have you laughing - and possibly singing - out loud; a treat for Vegans everywhere.

'Snow White and The Three Bears' written and narrated by comedian and actor Bernard O'Shea, a comedy prequel to two of your favourite fairy tales. Ooooo - intriguing.

Written and narrated by actor and comedian Bernard O'Shea. Success and failure are never far apart especially for an Owl and a Pussy Cat double-act.

Written by comedian and children's author, Jason Byrne. Are the Kimmage's flushed for success or will their business go down the pan? Warning this episode includes some toilet humour.

Written by comedian Alison Spittle and narrated by another comedian Deirdre O'Kane. Things take a twist for a band of goats when they meet an internet Troll on a bridge.

Written and narrated by comedian Sinead Quinlan. A hen, a pumpkin and a group of friends who can't put down the game-controller for two minutes. Seriously - what's wrong with animals these day?. All that screen time is bad for their eyes.

"The Princess and the Bean" written and narrated by comedian Sinead Quinlan of Zig and Zag fame. Beans, mattresses and a broken down bike . - just some of the things you'll see in this episode.

Written and narrated by comedian and children's author Jason Byrne. It's so bizarre we can't even explain it. But there's a witch, a house made of vegetables and two kids lost in the forest with a bunch of tourists.

"The Tale of Three Extraordinary mice" Written by Karl Harpur and narrated by Doireann Garrihy. Buckle up - this one is a roller-coaster involving mice, a tooth and the bus to Leixlip.

"Banana Bread Man" Written by comedian Alison Spittle and narrated by comedian Deirdre O'Kane. Imagine a story where the hero is made of banana bread instead of Gingerbread - well - this is that story.

"Fee Fi Fo Fum" Written by Karl Harpur and narrated by radio and TV Presenter Baz Ashmawy. It's Jack and the beanstalk as you've never seen it before. A missing cow, strange video games, a giant and Baz at the helm - what's not to love.