All Fairies have Tails - Season 2

“All Fairies have Tails” is what happens when you put those beloved fairy tales from the Grimm Brothers into the hands of hilarious top-notch comedians, where the classic story of “The Princess and the Pea” becomes an uproarious spoof about a group of wannabe princesses in a wild competition for the hand of a prince and an unlikely Cinderella makes a hasty retreat from the most hideous prince in fairy tale history!



“The Princess and the Pea” introduces Vroni, who as the daughter of a pea farmer, hates peas with a passion. She does, however, love Prince Herold. The problem is that his mom, the queen, has a definite problem imagining a farmer’s daughter in the royal family.







When the queen decides to test the arrogant and upper crust hopefuls vying for the prince’s hand, Herold is determined that Vroni wins the “competition” and trains her in the finer points of eating prawns, waltzing and frog throwing. But the final contest turns out to be one that Vroni was born to win…what’s lying underneath all the castle’s mattresses?




Meanwhile, Hansel and Gretel are two major brats whose despairing parents finally ship them off to the ‘reform school’ run by the old witch deep in the forest.

Being bright and clever brats, they soon uncover the witch’s terrible secrets – kidnapped kids, falsified letters sent to distant parents, a pair of magical ‘surveillance camera’ glasses and a particular juicy Sunday roast dinner…



In “Cinderella”, it soon dawns on everyone why the king is looking for a less-than-royal wife for his son. The prince is the most utterly obnoxious man ever seen in fairy tale history!









In classic “Cinderella” mode, the young and unhappy Petunia is magically transformed into the most beautiful woman at the king’s ball, but after laying eyes on the not-so-charming prince, she flees in horror.

Unfortunately, she makes the fatal error of losing her glass slipper on the way…





From “Snow White” to “Sleeping Beauty”, eight well-known fairy tales undergo a rollicking transformation into irreverent, light-hearted satires in an entertaining series the entire family will enjoy.