The always happy boy Mugge needs to take a test in school, and the results shoes that Mugged brain is weird... really weird. So Mugge needs to go back to 1st grade, and if that wasn't interesting enough Mugge also goes to the school Psychologist 3 times at day. So Mugge decides to start he's own school where kids with weird brains.
Anders Morgenthaler, Mikael Wulff
Director
Jens Jacob Tychsen
Mugge (voice)
Stine Bjerregaard
Fregne (voice)
Jan Gintberg
Leon (voice)
Iben Hjejle
Kirsten (voice)
Andreas Jebro
Werner Floggheim (voice)
Stine Schrøder Jensen
Connie Lauridsen (voice)
Nicolaj Kopernikus
Henrik (voice)
Mia Lyhne
Britta (voice)
Anders Morgenthaler
Thorbjørn (voice)
Mikael Wulff
Femlingerne (voice)
Birthe Neumann
Bente Bentesen (voice)
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