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Noddy Saves Christmas (2004)
Noddy decides to find out how Santa gets around the world in just one night, how he fits all the children's presents into his sack, and how he manages to squeeze into all the houses. He sets off for Big-Ears' house to ask his friend for help. But they are astonished when Santa Claus arrives asking for their help. Meanwhile, the naughty goblins have other ideas! When they try to steal Santa's sleigh it's up to Noddy to save Christmas!
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Noddy decides to find out how Santa gets around the world in just one night, how he fits all the children's presents into his sack, and how he manages to squeeze into all the houses. He sets off for Big-Ears' house to ask his friend for help. But they are astonished when Santa Claus arrives asking for their help. Meanwhile, the naughty goblins have other ideas! When they try to steal Santa's sleigh it's up to Noddy to save Christmas!
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Genre:Animation
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Written By:Enid Blyton
In Theaters:10/11/2004
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Runtime:26 minutes
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