Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: Recent Episodes
Cat and Hutch
Cat & Hutch read the wonderfully bonkers story, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", by Lewis Carroll.
It's Alice's turn to take part in the trial - with the Queen's fondness for beheading everyone around her, will Alice get out of Wonderland with her head intact?
The Gryphon and Mock-Turtle teach Alice all about a bizarre under-water dance called the Lobster Quadrille.
Alice gets a chance to revisit some of the colourful characters she's met in Wonderland at a truly wacky trial to find out who stole the tarts?!
The Queen introduces Alice to the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle, who tells her his sorrowful story.
Alice meets the Queen of Hearts and finds herself playing a very unusual game of croquet with Her Majesty!
Alice joins The Mad Hatter and March hare for a tea party and tries to make sense their riddles and conversations.
Alice's next stop is a house, with a chef who uses way too much pepper, a very ill-tempered Duchess and a baby - who turns into a pig. Luckily for Alice, there's also a very smiley Cat there too...
Shrunken down once again, Alice finds herself in a very confusing conversation with a rather moody Caterpillar who wants to know, "Who are you?"
Alice spots the White Rabbit again! And somehow ends up stuck in his house, 10 times the size she normally is - well, normally outside of Wonderland anyway! Time to send in a Little Bill!
Alice finds herself soaked through and washed up on a bank alongside a "queer-looking party" of birds and animals. After the Mouse attempts, and fails, to dry them all off with the driest thing he knows, the Dodo suggests that they try a more energetic remedy - a Caucus-Race of course!
Alice has grown, ahem, quite distressed after finding herself "opening out like the largest telescope that ever was!", and falls into floods of tears before shrinking and falling into her own flood of tears... confused? Imagine how Alice feels!
Lewis Carroll sends Alice chasing after a White Rabbit before she tumbles down, down, down a seemingly never ending rabbit-hole.