1997) Little Miss Magic to the Rescue (3 September 1997) Mr. Silly's Silly Secret (3 September 1997) Mr. Chatterbox and the Parrot (3 September 1997) Little Miss Late Finally Catches Up (3 September 1997) Mr. Noisy, the music man (3 September 1997) Mr. Muddle Goes Skating (3 September 1997) Little Miss Helpful Goes to the Fair (4 September 1997) Mr. Worry and the Giant (4 September 1997) Mr. Greedy Goes to a Dinner Party (4 September 1997) Little Miss Bossy Has a Busy Day (4 September 1997) Mr. Bump Has an Accident (4 September 1997) Mr. Small Finds a Job (4 September 1997) Mr. Nosey Goes Fishing (4 September 1997) Little Miss Trouble and the Magic Paint (4 September 1997) It's Very Noisy for Mr. Quiet (5 September 1997) Mr. Mischief Becomes an Artist (5 September 1997) Lunch with Little Miss Tiny (5 September 1997) Mr. Clever Flies His Kite (5 September 1997) Thank Goodness for Mr. Slow (5 September 1997) Little Miss Shy Goes to the Fair (5 September 1997) A New House for Mr. Wrong (5 September 1997) Happy Birthday Little Miss Scatterbrain (6 September 1997) Mr. Jelly Goes Time—Travelling (7 September 1997) A Big Surprise for Mr. Mean (8 September 1997) Christmas special The Christmas Letter (1998) Voices British voices American voices Greek voices French voices Trivia Since the series was produced in France, it included some characters especially made for the country, such as Little Miss Prim in "Mr. Cheerful Doffs His Hat" and Little Miss Brilliant in "Little Miss Trouble and the Magic Paint". The French version also had lyrics to the theme tune, as well as a selection of episodes being novelised in France, which became a set of books by Adam Hargreaves, available in England in 2014. The specials were not produced by Marina Productions; instead, the 1991 special was produced by Flicks Films Ltd. for TV-am and Mr. Films, while the educational special was produced by Abbey Home Entertainment and released on videocassette in 1992. The episode "Hello, Pizza Express?" is Mr. Busy's own episode; his name is not mentioned on the title card. Mr. Snow is the only character who doesn't appear in the series, but he appeared in its special, "The Christmas Letter". Mr. Clever is the only character who has three starring episodes of his own. In the American dub, there are a couple instances where characters are voiced