Classic Tales (2008)

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Classic Tales: Season 1 - 100 Episode s

Classic Tales: 1 Season

S1: Season 1
130 Episode s

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Pohádky z tisíce a jedné noci
7 Episode s .
Pohádky z tisíce a jedné noci
7 Episode s .

1x1 - The Emperor's New Clothes

1x2 - The Magic Clogs

1x3 - Puss in Boots

1x4 - Tiddalik

1x5 - The Twelve Dancing Princesses

1x6 - The Pot of Gold

1x7 - Rumplestiltskin

1x8 - The Water of Life

1x9 - The Selfish Giant

1x10 - The Three Wishes

1x11 - The Lion and the Mouse

1x12 - The Tsarevna Frog

1x13 - The Happy Prince

1x14 - Pandora's Box

1x15 - The Tongue Cut Sparrow

1x16 - Thumbelina

1x17 - The Hare and the Lion

1x18 - The Rat's Daughter

1x19 - The Magic Porrdige Pot

1x20 - The Higgledy-Piggedly Palace

1x21 - Hansel and Gretel

1x22 - The Flying Head

1x23 - The Greedy Merchant

1x24 - Lazy Jack

1x25 - King Midas and His Golden Touch

1x26 - The Little Match Girl

1x27 - The Bremen Tour Musicians

1x28 - The Ugly Duckling

1x29 - The Golden Goose

1x30 - The Princess and the Pea

1x31 - Baba Yaga

1x32 - The Brave Tin Soldier

1x33 - The Fly

1x34 - Little Red Riding Hood

1x35 - Rapunzel

1x36 - The Buried Moon

1x37 - The Giant's Stairs

1x38 - The Haughty Princess

1x39 - The Talkative Tortoise

1x40 - The Nightingale

1x41 - When Elephants Could Fly

1x42 - The Brave Little Tailor

1x43 - The Magic Brush

1x44 - Why the Sea Is Salty

1x45 - Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves

1x46 - Ricky Tuftyhead

1x47 - The Maiden of the Milky Way

1x48 - Aladdin and His Lamp

1x49 - The Miller and His Donkey

1x50 - The Monkey and the Crocodile

1x51 - The Little Mermaid

1x52 - The Donkey and the Bell

1x53 - The Elephant's Child

1x54 - The Old Woman and Her Pig

1x55 - The Hare and the Tortoise

1x56 - The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse

1x57 - The Brave Little Parrot

1x58 - The Three Billy Goats Gruff

1x59 - The Frog Prince

1x60 - The Wolf and the Dog

1x61 - Jack and the Beanstalk

1x62 - Androcles and the Lion

1x63 - Beauty and the Beast

1x64 - The Pied Piper of Hamelin

1x65 - Jorinda and Jorindel

1x66 - Tom Thumb

1x67 - Snow White

1x68 - The Three Brothers

1x69 - The Gingerbread Man

1x70 - The Boy Who Cried Wolf

1x71 - The Sorcerer's Apprentice

1x72 - The King with Donkey's Ears

1x73 - The Boy and the Turtle

1x74 - The Chatterbox

1x75 - Chicken Little

1x76 - The Enormous Nose

1x77 - The Tower to the Moon

1x78 - The Dream Catcher

1x79 - The Women of Weisburg

1x80 - The Trojan Horse