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form y separately published work icon Who'll Help Hansel and Gretel single work   film/TV  
Issue Details: First known date: 2002... 2002 Who'll Help Hansel and Gretel
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      Yoram Gross Film Studios ,
      2002 .
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      Extent: 24min.p.
      Series: form y separately published work icon Fairy Tale Police Department Fairytale Police Department; FTPD; Die Marchenpolizei Seven Network (publisher), Stephen Davis , David Evans , Grant Fraser , Kym Goldsworthy , Simon Hopkinson , Brendan Luno , Gabrielle Prendergast , Kier Shorey , Steve J. Spears , Rhett Walton , Anthony Watt , David Witt , Phil Sanders , Ian Rochford , Australia Germany : Yoram Gross Film Studios , 2002 Z1886650 2002 series - publisher film/TV children's fantasy

      Crimes are being committed within fairy tales. And this means that the fairy tales in our world are losing their happy (or unhappy) endings. Two police officers (no-nonsense Christine Anderson and bumbling Johnny Legend) are sent inside fairy tales to establish the Fairy Tale Police Department and restore the happy endings.

      Australian Screen says of Fairy Tale Police Department, 'Despite the title, which suggests a sweet little cartoon, this is a robust and very original series and loads of fun for all ages. Fairytale Police Department is a zany cross between Twisted Tales and the X Files for kids. Female detective Chris Anderson, like X Files cop Dana Scully ..., is strong, capable and ambitious, while her bumbling, vain metrosexual partner Johnny Legend is always getting into in trouble. Other characters are also terrific with strong characterisations and great scripts.'

      Source: Australian Screen (http://aso.gov.au/titles/tv/fairytale-police-black/notes/). (Sighted: 12/9/2012)

      Number in series: 1.15
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