Unique children's animated television series about a funny Girl with Big Hair who lives in an idyllic house with her best friend, a dog, and soon a giant butterfly and bird join in the fun too. It recalls a lost, albeit psychedelic, innocence and charm that somehow could only have been produced in this era. The stories are not voiced but the action is accompanied by jolly incidental music played on what sounds like harpsichord and oboe maybe, certainly has a kind of classical feel without being stuffy. It used to be on at teatime after school, and the episodes only last a few minutes each. It is of its time but still entertaining, particularly nowadays to younger children from 4 or 5 upwards who will probably enjoy the simple storylines and colourful visuals as much as us 40 somethings do!! Worth buying either for a trip down memory lane or a first look back at the roots of eccentric children's television...
