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''Maisy'' is both a British series of books and an animated children's series by Lucy Cousins. They feature the adventures of an apparently young female mouse named Maisy and her animal friends, which include Eddie the elephant, Cyril the squirrel, Tallulah the chicken and Charley the alligator. Using her curiosity and imagination, Maisy is shown doing just about anything from taking her nightly bath to driving a train. Her adventures are presented in bright colors designed to appeal to the youngest audiences and all of the characters speak in a sort of childlike babble, their adventures described by a male narrator. The animated series (co-produced by Creator/PolyGramFilmedEntertainment, and after their absorption of [=PolyGram=], Creator/{{Universal}}) aired on Creator/{{CITV}} in its country of origin. Though no longer airing, most, if not all of it was released on VHS and DVD. In some places, such as Website/TheOtherWiki, the series is referred to by its more formal title of ''Maisy Mouse'', but officially, including in TV listings and on the video releases, it was referred as simply ''Maisy''. Though the TV series has long ended, the book series is still issuing new releases as of 2019 and an official online [[http://www.maisyfunclub.com Maisy Fun Club]] is available.
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''Maisy'' is both a British series of books and an animated children's series by Lucy Cousins. They feature the adventures of an apparently young female mouse named Maisy and her animal friends, which include Eddie the elephant, Cyril the squirrel, Tallulah the chicken and Charley the alligator.crocodile. Using her curiosity and imagination, Maisy is shown doing just about anything from taking her nightly bath to driving a train. Her adventures are presented in bright colors designed to appeal to the youngest audiences and all of the characters speak in a sort of childlike babble, their adventures described by a male narrator. The animated series (co-produced by Creator/PolyGramFilmedEntertainment, and after their absorption of [=PolyGram=], Creator/{{Universal}}) aired on Creator/{{CITV}} in its country of origin. Though no longer airing, most, if not all of it was released on VHS and DVD. In some places, such as Website/TheOtherWiki, the series is referred to by its more formal title of ''Maisy Mouse'', but officially, including in TV listings and on the video releases, it was referred as simply ''Maisy''. Though the TV series has long ended, the book series is still issuing new releases as of 2019 and an official online [[http://www.maisyfunclub.com Maisy Fun Club]] is available.
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''Maisy'' is both a British series of books and an animated children's series by Lucy Cousins. They feature the adventures of an apparently young female mouse named Maisy and her animal friends, which include Eddie the elephant, Cyril the squirrel, Tallulah the chicken and Charley the alligator. Using her curiosity and imagination, Maisy is shown doing just about anything from taking her nightly bath to driving a train. Her adventures are presented in bright colors designed to appeal to the youngest audiences and all of the characters speak in a sort of childlike babble, their adventures described by a male narrator. The animated series (co-produced by Creator/PolyGramFilmedEntertainment, and after their absorption of [=PolyGram=], Creator/{{Universal}}) aired on Creator/{{CITV}} in its country of origin. Though no longer airing, most, if not all of it was released on VHS and DVD. In some places, such as Wiki/TheOtherWiki, the series is referred to by its more formal title of ''Maisy Mouse'', but officially, including in TV listings and on the video releases, it was referred as simply ''Maisy''. Though the TV series has long ended, the book series is still issuing new releases as of 2019 and an official online [[http://www.maisyfunclub.com Maisy Fun Club]] is available.
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''Maisy'' is both a British series of books and an animated children's series by Lucy Cousins. They feature the adventures of an apparently young female mouse named Maisy and her animal friends, which include Eddie the elephant, Cyril the squirrel, Tallulah the chicken and Charley the alligator. Using her curiosity and imagination, Maisy is shown doing just about anything from taking her nightly bath to driving a train. Her adventures are presented in bright colors designed to appeal to the youngest audiences and all of the characters speak in a sort of childlike babble, their adventures described by a male narrator. The animated series (co-produced by Creator/PolyGramFilmedEntertainment, and after their absorption of [=PolyGram=], Creator/{{Universal}}) aired on Creator/{{CITV}} in its country of origin. Though no longer airing, most, if not all of it was released on VHS and DVD. In some places, such as Wiki/TheOtherWiki, Website/TheOtherWiki, the series is referred to by its more formal title of ''Maisy Mouse'', but officially, including in TV listings and on the video releases, it was referred as simply ''Maisy''. Though the TV series has long ended, the book series is still issuing new releases as of 2019 and an official online [[http://www.maisyfunclub.com Maisy Fun Club]] is available.
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* FurryConfusion:
** Maisy and her friends are all anthropomorphic, but in the book ''Maisy's Morning on the Farm'', Maisy visits/feeds a number of farm animals, milks a cow and then uses it for her breakfast cereal, as well as giving some to the farm cat.
** In the book ''Maisy Gets a Pet'', Maisy, who is an anthropomorphic mouse, adopts a pet kitten.
** Maisy and her friends are all anthropomorphic, but in the book ''Maisy's Morning on the Farm'', Maisy visits/feeds a number of farm animals, milks a cow and then uses it for her breakfast cereal, as well as giving some to the farm cat.
** In the book ''Maisy Gets a Pet'', Maisy, who is an anthropomorphic mouse, adopts a pet kitten.
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* FurryConfusion: Maisy and her friends are all anthropomorphic, but in the book ''Maisy's Morning on the Farm'', Maisy visits/feeds a number of farm animals, milks a cow and then uses it for her breakfast cereal, as well as giving some to the farm cat.
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* FurryConfusion: FurryConfusion:
** Maisy and her friends are all anthropomorphic, but in the book ''Maisy's Morning on the Farm'', Maisy visits/feeds a number of farm animals, milks a cow and then uses it for her breakfast cereal, as well as giving some to the farm cat.
** Maisy and her friends are all anthropomorphic, but in the book ''Maisy's Morning on the Farm'', Maisy visits/feeds a number of farm animals, milks a cow and then uses it for her breakfast cereal, as well as giving some to the farm cat.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: All of the titles are either one word or two at most describing what the episode is about, i.e. "Bath," "Christmas Tree," "Train," etc.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: All of the titles are either one word or two at most describing what the episode is about, i.e. "Bath," "Bath", "Christmas Tree," "Train," Tree", "Train", etc.
