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Each episode consisted of two parts which focused on one family the most memorable ones being Mr Creep the Crook, Mr Tick the Teacher, Mrs Wobble the Waitress, Mrs Plug the plumber
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Happy Families ran for two series with a total of 12 episodes which was split into 2 parts which had 24 episodes altogether and was shown on ABC in 1989 and 1991. The books were adapted for television by Vicky Ireland. As only 12 families had stories based on them throughout the two series some of Allan Ahlberg's books did not get a TV Episode counterpart these include Mrs Jolly's Joke Shop, Mr Cosmo the Conjurer, Miss Dose the Doctor's Daughter and Mr Buzz the Beeman.
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Happy Families was repeated on BBC1 in the 1980's, It was also repeated on CBBC on Choice beginning from Monday 31st July 2000 - Friday 1st September 2000, second time was Monday 16th April 2001 - Friday May 18th 2001 and the final time was a weekend showing from Saturday August 18th 2001 - Sunday September 30th 2001 when they only showed Series 1. It was one of the shows not to be broadcast after the closure of CBBC on Choice in 2002.However, he has a nightmare that he flies too high and falls down, which scares him: This means that Bertie has a bad dream that he flies away in his balloon and then crashes to the ground, which frightens him and makes him wake up. This scene does not appear in the TV version of the story2. Then he has another dream about being a bank managers boy a bank robbers boy bishops boy and ballerina’s boy: This means that Bertie has another dream that he is the son of different people with different jobs, such as a bank manager, a bank robber, a bishop, and a ballerina's boy . He imagines what it would be like to do their work and wear their clothes. This scene also does not appear in the TV version of the story in master bun the bakers boy in his dream his mum is a ballerina and he is ballerina's boy In the tv version of happy families master bun the bakers boy mr brush doesn't appear only in the book version t Mr Brush, the barber, does not appear in the TV adaptation of Master Bun the Baker’s Boy, but only in the original book Also in the same book when Bertie is a bus driver's boy in the book version he drives Mr and Mrs bun on his bus and Billy Bone the butchers boy and Barry brush the barber's boy see him off with Bertie's parents with bread in his balloon when his a balloonist's boy only in his nightmare not in the tv version of the bookAnd Billy Bone the butchers boy and Barry brush the barber’s boy see him off with Bertie’s parents with bread in his balloon when his a balloonist’s boy only in his nightmare not in the tv version of the book: This is a long and confusing sentence that contains some errors and missing punctuation. It should “And Billy Bone the butcher’s boy and Barry Brush the barber’s boy see him off with Bertie’s parents. in only in bertie's dream With bread in his balloon, he is a balloonist’s boy , only in his dream not in the TV version of the book.” This means that in the book, Bertie has two friends who are also sons of different tradesmen, and they wave goodbye to him when he leaves with his parents. He takes the bread that Mr and Mrs Bun gave him and puts it in a balloon wearing a flying helmet and goggles pretending to be a balloonist on his own after Barry brush Mr bun and Mrs Bun sees him off . However, he has a nightmare that he flies too high and falls down, which scares him. then he has another dream about being a bank managers boy a bank robbers boy bishops boy and ballerina's boy