I was a huge fan of this show growing up in the 80s (back when Nickelodeon used to be the BEST channel for children) and finding its page on TV.com brings back such good feelings. My favorite episode would have to be "Bluebeard", which is also my mother's favorite, but each story shows kids something to strive for--like kindness, honesty, humility, and intelligence.
The show is animated in the old-school anime style (much like Speedracer and Kiki's Delivery Service) but still high-quality for TV, fluid, and pleasing to the eye. I would be ecstatic if it were brought out on DVD! The English dubbing really isn't bad at all, a tad cheesy at times, but generally very emotional and well-meaning. If you're an 80s child like I am, there's a high probability you loved this show!moreless
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Known as "Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics" in the United States, "Gurimu Meisaku Gekijou" and "Shin Gurimu Meisaku Gekijou" in Japan (for the first and second seasons respectively), and "Grimm Masterpiece Theatre" elsewhere; this series consisted of Japanese interpretations of old fairy tales, from the Brothers Grimm and from others. It premiered in Japan in 1987, but was introduced to U.S. audiences in 1989 on Nickelodeon's Storytime Hour, lasting for a total run of 47 episodes.
 Winston Richard |
Supervising Producer |
 Tom Wyner |
Director |
 Kerrigan Mahan |
Director |
Jerald E. Bergh |
Executive in Charge of Production |
Eric S. Rollman |
Post Production Supervisor |
Haim Saban |
Music |
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Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics available on DVD
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