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1. The Up-and-Down Plants
2. Toady Trouble
3. Tyred Out
4. Chorlton and the Silence Spell
5. Chorlton and the Singing Stones
6. Inside the Kettle
7. The Day of the See-Through Chorlton
8. Double Trouble
9. The Keep-Fit Class
10. The Wishing Tree
11. Take Your Partners
12. Octoblob
13. Chorlton and the Snow Dragon
Is Chorlton trying to have his wicked way with Fenella?
As with the first series, the picture is in 4:3 fullscreen with some minor
print defects and, in a couple of episodes, a slightly jerky picture, but on
the whole it looks very good for a near-25-year-old programme.
The average bitrate is 5.3Mb/s, peaking close to 7Mb/s when the opening and
closing credits come round.
The quality of the sound is the same. It's in mono which comes across clearly
in some episodes, while others sound rather muffled.
As with series 1, there are no subtitles nor extras, but the disc does have a
neat animated menu with the classic theme tune and Fenella "pops up" all over
the place as ever, so at this low price it's still a must-buy.
There's one chapter apiece for each of the 11-minute episodes.
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