Little Howard's Big Question: Series 2: Who's Been Eating My Porridge?
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Little Howard's Big Question: Series 2: Who's Been Eating My Porridge?
Little Howard is a six-year-old cartoon boy with a lot of big and cheeky questions about the real world around him.
Little Howard is lured to the treetop lair of his jealous half-brother-sort-of, Little Albert, who sets about trying to become his more fortunate brother.
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