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| Aasi Morso ja Mouru | |
| Genre | Kids, puppet shows, Finnish shows |
| Created by | Jarmo Oksa, Tuula Kallioniemi (Book writer) |
| Inspired by | Aasi Morso ja Mouru (Book) |
| Written by | Pirjo Hakkarainen, Marika Linko |
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| Production company | Yleisradio |
"Aasi, Morso ja Mouru" is a Finnish puppet television series adapted from children's books by Tuula Kallioniemi. It was broadcast on Yle TV2 from 1999 to 2001.Cite error: There are <ref> tags on this page without content in them (see the help page).
The show is particularly noted for the character Morso, who was considered "scary" by its young audience.Cite error: There are <ref> tags on this page without content in them (see the help page).
Story
editThe series chronicles the lives of three characters: Aasi, a donkey; Morso, a mysterious creature; and Mouru, a cat.
Aasi, who is naive and timid, resides alone in a modest dwelling and harbors a deep-seated fear of beings called morsos. This fear vanishes when he encounters Morso, leading to a newfound self-assurance. Mouru, known for his obstinacy and determination, encounters Aasi and Morso in the show's fourth episode.
Morso, characterized by his wisdom and composure, often defuses the tense situations that Aasi and he encounter.
Occasionally, a cuckoo clock makes an appearance.
Director Olli Löytönen has remarked that the show's underlying message is one of embracing differences.
Puppeteer Erja Mikkola has explained that Morso's intimidating design, diverging from his portrayal as a mouse in the original book, was intentional to evoke Aasi's initial fear, with a pug serving as the visual inspiration for Morso's look.Cite error: There are <ref> tags on this page without content in them (see the help page).
Availability
editThe show has been rerun several times, including in 2010, 2017, and most recently in 2020.
References
edit- An article about Aasi Morso ja Mouru. Retrieved 10 Dec '20
- A third article about Aasi Morso ja Mouru. Retrieved 10 Dec '20
- Another article about Aasi Morso ja Mouru. Retrieved 10 Dec '20
- Archive.org page with all the episodes. Retrieved 10 Dec '20