Episode 13. Wrapping. Wed, Mar 11, 2015 15 mins. The Twirlywoos see someone wrapping a present and get carried away trying to wrap things of their own. Back in the Boat, the Stop-Go Car brings ...

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Twirlywoos: New Episodes. The Twirlywoos are a family of bird-like creatures who leave their home - the Big Red Boat - to have adventures in the human world. Twirlywoos. More About Inside. Duration: ...

Twirlywoos. TV sitcom; CBeebies; 2015 - 2017; 100 episodes (4 series) Pre-school series for CBeebies, featuring the adorable antics of four, fruit-tea-loving bird-like characters. Stars Linda Bassett.

Twirlywoos. TV sitcom; CBeebies; 2015 - 2017; 100 episodes (4 series) Pre-school series for CBeebies, featuring the adorable antics of four, fruit-tea-loving bird-like characters. Stars Linda Bassett.

Great BigHoo, Toodloo, Chickedy and Chick may not be well known now but soon they will be familiar to young children across Britain. The Twirlywoos are a family of bird-like creatures who leave ...

HALIFAX: CBeebies has ordered a further 25 11-minute episodes of the DHX Media preschool series Twirlywoos, bringing the episode count to 100. March 10, 2016 Top Stories.

Great BigHoo, Toodloo, Chickedy and Chick may not be well known now but soon they will be familiar to young children across Britain. The Twirlywoos are a family of bird-like creatures who leave ...

The Twirlywoos are a bit bird-like with their round body shape, thin legs and duck like feet, but they’re flightless, so the cockatiel-like crests on their heads spin to take them off into the air.

All episodes of Twirlywoos TV series. The creatures tie together the shoelaces of everyone waiting at a bus stop, meaning they all fall over when they stand up.

The Twirlywoos are a bit bird-like with their round body shape, thin legs and duck like feet, but they’re flightless, so the cockatiel-like crests on their heads spin to take them off into the air.