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The Tiger Who Came to Tea
On a rainy day, a mother and daughter forego a trip to the park to bake pastries and partake in a two-person tea party when an unexpected guest menacingly invites himself into the house and ransacks the food and drink in the house.
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On a rainy day, a mother and daughter forego a trip to the park to bake pastries and partake in a two-person tea party when an unexpected guest menacingly invites himself into the house and ransacks the food and drink in the house.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Joanna Harrison
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Channel 4 Television, Lupus Films
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