Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2361 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-09-24
• Rating: Universal, suitable for all
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 190 minutes

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Wheres Midge Game

Synopsis
A 1970's cartoon classic. Mary lives in a high rise tower block with her dog Mungo and a mischievous mouse, Midge. The series was an attempt to add an element of social realism into children's television and all 13 episodes are included here for a trip down nostalgia lane.

Customer Reviews

Absolutely Charming. The kids loved it (and so did I).
I bought this for the little ‘uns (honest!), I remembered it being good when I was small, I find some of the modern stuff a bit dull. Anyway, mine love it, they were transfixed. In fact the promise of one or two episodes as a treat results in instant good behaviour. Yes the picture quality is not digital, nor is the sound, but the boys don’t seem to mind. Worth every penny!

Five Star Entertainment for Very Small Children
Sorry today's television producers, you just can't hold my toddler's attention like these programmes can. An episode or two of this series a day keeps her happy while I get on with a few chores or put my feet up and she 'Watches with Mother'. On a recent visit home to the UK we tried the Tweenies etc but the bright colours, the 'flash bang wallop' of it all left my toddler cold. These gentler paced productions are guaranteed to hold my toddler's attention and they are educational too, covering such diverse themes as potato printing, what machines do, getting lost, fun fairs, flying, sailing and the importance of learning to swim! Am buying two more copies, now, one for a friend and one for us as the first one has been played so much we just broke it. 30 something Mums and Dads will love this DVD second time around!

Just lovely
Purchased this more for myself than the kids, but, happily they share their fathers good taste and love it. Its just lovely to sit and watch a programme that they can understand and ask questions about. Very entertaining, and they seem to learn from it as well?
Cant recommend this highly enough.....now if only they'd bring Mr. Benn out on DVD!!!