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* ActorAllusion: Creator/MartinClunes voicing [[WesternAnimation/Kipper a dog]].
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 2012 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat'', ''WesternAnimation/TheSnailAndTheWhale'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Zog}}''.
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 2012 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book books by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat'', ''WesternAnimation/TheSnailAndTheWhale'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Zog}}''.
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* ActorAllusion: Creator/MartinClunes voicing [[WesternAnimation/Kipper a dog]].
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* TitleDrop: All the newly arriving animals say "Is there no room on the broom for a __ like me?"
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* TitleDrop: All the newly arriving animals say "Is there no room on the broom for a __ like me?"
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 2012 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat''.
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 2012 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat''.
''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat'', ''WesternAnimation/TheSnailAndTheWhale'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Zog}}''.
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The voice cast includes Creator/SimonPegg as the narrator, Creator/GillianAnderson as the witch, Creator/RobBrydon as the Cat, Creator/MartinClunes as the Dog, Creator/SallyHawkins as the Bird, Creator/DavidWalliams as the Frog and Creator/TimothySpall as the dragon.
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The voice cast includes Creator/SimonPegg as the narrator, Creator/GillianAnderson as the witch, Creator/RobBrydon as the Cat, Creator/MartinClunes as the Dog, Creator/SallyHawkins as the Bird, Creator/DavidWalliams as the Frog and Creator/TimothySpall as the dragon.
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The voice cast includes Creator/SimonPegg as the narrator, Creator/GillianAnderson as the witch, Creator/RobBrydon as the Cat, Creator/MartinClunes as the Dog, Creator/SallyHawkins as the Bird, Creator/DavidWalliams as the Frog and Creator/TimothySpall as the dragon.
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat''.
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 2012 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat''.
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* RhymesOnADime: As with Donaldson's other books and their adaptations, the dialogue rhymes.
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* RhymesOnADime: As with Donaldson's other books and their adaptations, the dialogue rhymes.rhymes.
* TitleDrop: All the newly arriving animals say "Is there no room on the broom for a __ like me?"
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A friendly witch and her cat go out camping, after which they zip around on their broom. In turn they meet a dog, a bird, and a frog, all of which want to join them. The good-hearted witch accepts them, but the cat is displeased and the broom is overburdened and can barely take off. They soon have a bigger problem, however: a gigantic dragon that wants to eat the witch.
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat''.
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* AdaptationExpansion: Like other adaptations of Donaldson books, expanded out to fit a TV time slot. We see scenes of the dragon stalking the witch, and we also get back stories from the frog and bird explaining why they want to get on the broom.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Sure enough, the witch has an orange cat. The cat does not approve of all the other guests being invited onto the broom.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Sure enough, the witch has an orange cat. The cat does not approve of all the other guests being invited onto the broom.
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* AdaptationExpansion: Like other adaptations of Donaldson books, expanded out to fit a TV time slot. We see scenes of the dragon stalking the witch, and we also get back stories from the frog and bird explaining why they want to get on the broom.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Sure enough, the witch has an orange cat. The cat does not approve of all the other guests being invited onto the broom.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Sure enough, the witch has an orange cat.
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* FlyingBroomstick: How the witch gets around. Also used for visual gags like when she uses the broomstick to hold up her tent and to hang a cauldron over a fire.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: It is made quite clear that the extra animals are over-stressing the broom, as it grows progressively more difficult for the witch to take off. When the frog decides to hop, the broom breaks.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: It is made quite clear that the extra animals are over-stressing the broom, as it grows progressively more difficult for the witch to take off. When the frog decides to hop, the broom breaks.
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* FlyingBroomstick: How the witch gets around. Also used for visual gags like when she uses the broomstick to hold up her tent and to hang a cauldron over a fire.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: It is made quite clear that the extra animals are over-stressing the broom, as it grows progressively more difficult for the witch to take off. When the frog decides to hop, the broom breaks.
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* MagicMushroom: The witch throws some freaky-looking mushrooms into the cauldron for kicks, and the result is a satisfying explosion--which unfortunately draws the attention of the dragon. Later, the witch uses the same freaky mushrooms to enchant her broomstick, making it bigger so all the animals can fit on with ease.
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* MagicMushroom: The witch throws some freaky-looking mushrooms into the cauldron for kicks, and the result is a satisfying explosion--which unfortunately draws the attention of the dragon. Later, the witch uses the same freaky mushrooms to enchant her broomstick, making it bigger so all the animals can fit on with ease.
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''Room on the Broom'' is a 25-minute animated short film directed by Max Lang and Jan Lachauer. It is part of a series of adaptations of Julia Donaldson's children's book by Creator/TheBBC, a series that includes ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheHighwayRat''.
The voice cast includes Creator/SimonPegg as the narrator, Creator/GillianAnderson as the witch, and Creator/TimothySpall as the dragon.
* AdaptationExpansion: Like other adaptations of Donaldson books, expanded out to fit a TV time slot. We see scenes of the dragon stalking the witch, and we also get back stories from the frog and bird explaining why they want to get on the broom.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Sure enough, the witch has an orange cat. The cat does not approve of all the other guests being invited onto the broom.
* ContinuityNod: The mouse and the snake from ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' are briefly seen.
* FireForgedFriends: The cat is jealous and unhappy when the other animals join the broom, but after they save the witch, they're all friends again.
* FlyingBroomstick: How the witch gets around. Also used for visual gags like when she uses the broomstick to hold up her tent and to hang a cauldron over a fire.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: It is made quite clear that the extra animals are over-stressing the broom, as it grows progressively more difficult for the witch to take off. When the frog decides to hop, the broom breaks.
* MagicCauldron: The witch has a cauldron she makes potions with.
* MagicMushroom: The witch throws some freaky-looking mushrooms into the cauldron for kicks, and the result is a satisfying explosion--which unfortunately draws the attention of the dragon. Later, the witch uses the same freaky mushrooms to enchant her broomstick, making it bigger so all the animals can fit on with ease.
* {{Narrator}}: Simon Pegg's narrator reading from the book.
* RhymesOnADime: As with Donaldson's other books and their adaptations, the dialogue rhymes.
The voice cast includes Creator/SimonPegg as the narrator, Creator/GillianAnderson as the witch, and Creator/TimothySpall as the dragon.
* AdaptationExpansion: Like other adaptations of Donaldson books, expanded out to fit a TV time slot. We see scenes of the dragon stalking the witch, and we also get back stories from the frog and bird explaining why they want to get on the broom.
* AllWitchesHaveCats: Sure enough, the witch has an orange cat. The cat does not approve of all the other guests being invited onto the broom.
* ContinuityNod: The mouse and the snake from ''Literature/TheGruffalo'' are briefly seen.
* FireForgedFriends: The cat is jealous and unhappy when the other animals join the broom, but after they save the witch, they're all friends again.
* FlyingBroomstick: How the witch gets around. Also used for visual gags like when she uses the broomstick to hold up her tent and to hang a cauldron over a fire.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: It is made quite clear that the extra animals are over-stressing the broom, as it grows progressively more difficult for the witch to take off. When the frog decides to hop, the broom breaks.
* MagicCauldron: The witch has a cauldron she makes potions with.
* MagicMushroom: The witch throws some freaky-looking mushrooms into the cauldron for kicks, and the result is a satisfying explosion--which unfortunately draws the attention of the dragon. Later, the witch uses the same freaky mushrooms to enchant her broomstick, making it bigger so all the animals can fit on with ease.
* {{Narrator}}: Simon Pegg's narrator reading from the book.
* RhymesOnADime: As with Donaldson's other books and their adaptations, the dialogue rhymes.
