Tales of the Tooth Fairies explained

Genre:	Children's television
Creator:	Françoise Caspan
Director:	Vincent Monluc
Voices:	Eric Collinson Julie Higginson Penelope Keith David Kelly Sally Ann Marsh Mathonwy Reeves Nigel Planer
Company:	Siriol Productions La Fabrique EVA Entertainment Cologne Cartoon Sofidoc S.A.
Composer:	Gérard Labady
Country:	United Kingdom France Germany Belgium
Language:	English Welsh French German
Num Seasons:	1
Num Episodes:	26 (13 dubbed)
Executive Producer:	Steve Walsh
Producer:	Jean-François Laguionie Robin Lyons Jürgen Egenolf Pierre Levie
Runtime:	5 minutes
Network:	BBC One (United Kingdom) France 3 (France) WDR (Germany)

Tales of the Tooth Fairies (French: Souris Souris) is a children's television programme created by Françoise Caspan. It was co-produced by Siriol Productions, La Fabrique, EVA Entertainment, Cologne Cartoon, and Sofidoc S.A. for WDR and France 3. In the United Kingdom, it was aired on BBC One from 7 September until 14 December 1993, along with Noddy's Toyland Adventures and BBC Two on 20 October 1994.^[1]

Plot

In the series, Gisele and Martin are "tooth mice": mice who perform the duties of tooth fairies. When a child in need loses a milk tooth, the two mice (assisted by their friend Arthur), retrieve the tooth and give the child a fitting gift. This they do on orders from their Queen Elisa.

Characters

Gisele (Voiced by Sally Ann Marsh) - One of the tooth mice. She's usually the one to collect a tooth and slip a present under a pillow.
Martin (Voiced by Mathonwy Reeves) - Gisele's partner. He's usually the one to throw a grappling hook and line for Gisele to climb on.
Arthur (Voiced by David Kelly) - A cormorant and the two mice's helper who gives them rides and prevents anyone from interfering with their job. He's also the narrator of every episode.
Queen Elisa (Voiced by Penelope Keith) - The bossy and snappy queen of the Milk Teeth Kingdom. She decides what fitting presents Gisele and Martin must exchange for milk teeth. She's a little bad tempered, but always means well.
Roland Rat - A thieving nuisance who likes to steal the two mice's presents for himself, but is always thwarted.
Romuald the Reindeer (Voiced by Nigel Planer) -

Availability

VHS - "Tales of the Tooth Fairies: Mission Toothbrush"
VHS - "Crayola Presents Tales of the Tooth Fairies VHS"^[2]

Notes and References

Web site: BBC Programme Index .
Web site: Buy Crayola Presents Tales of the Tooth Fairies VHS . www.familyvideo.com . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20150223160415/http://www.familyvideo.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=119678 . 2015-02-23.