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1. Mr Boo Loses a Mountain
2. Nutmeg's House
3. Let There Be Music
4. Nutmeg's Box
5. The Runaway Trombonium
6. The Hair Stack
7. Sym-phoney
8. The Flying Rabbit
9. The Magician's Hat
10. The Wicked Wand
11. The House of Wellibob
12. National Wellibob Day
13. Spade-Work
Bouncy! Bouncy!
The picture is in 4:3 fullscreen with some minor print defects, but looks
great for a near 25-year-old programme.
The average bitrate is a fairly steady 6.73Mb/s.
The sound is in mono which comes across clearly in some episodes, while others
sound rather muffled.
There aren't any subtitles but the disc does have a neat animated menu with the
classic theme tune in full and the chapter selection surrounding Jamie and
Wordsworth. There's one chapter apiece for each of the 11-minute episodes.
Sadly, there's no extras at all to be found on this DVD but I can overlook
that given the low price so it's still a must-buy.
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