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Neil Nunes. Stop-motion preschool programme about the adventures of four inquisitive Twirlywoos. The Twirlywoos watch some children untie balloons, which then fly up high into the sky. Great BigHoo unties all the balloons and he, Toodloo, Chickedy and Chick fly up and up high in the sky. So high in fact, that the balloons are dusted with stardust. The Piece of Paper visits the Twirlywoos on the Big Red Boat and thenfolds itself into stairs for Chickedy and Chick to climb up. Great BigHoo and Toodloo struggle to get up as high as Chickedy and Chick.
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