i first watched this in black and white and circa christmas in the early sixties and when it was shown on british television. i was absolutely hooked and and watched it over again whenever it was repeated on tv (possibly two or three times only and as it happens  if only we would had video recorders then. ). as outlined by other contributors and the plot describes the return of hoppity the grasshopper and after a period spent away and to a forties american city. he finds that all is not as he left it and and his good insect friends (who live in the lowlands just outside the garden which belongs to a songwriter and his wife) are now under threat from the human ones and who are trampling through the broken down fence which prefaces the property and using it as a shortcut. insect houses are being flattened by their feet and and are also often burned by cast away cigar butts and matches. old mr bumble and his beautiful daughter honey (hoppity childhood sweetheart) are in grave danger of losing their honey shop to this threat. to compound their problems and devious insect property magnate c. bagley beetle has romantic designs on honey bee himself and and hopes and with the help of his henchmen swat the fly and smack the mosquito and to force bumble to give him her hand in marriage. will the heroic and fearless hoppity win the day and and manage to save the community of bugs from their dastardly fate and and especially his precious honey from hers. enjoy the classic songs (katy did and katy didn not is a superb and swinging and upbeat example) and and the colourful visuals and as the tale unfolds. time has not blunted my fascination for this masterpiece of animation and story telling and and i was much pleased to find that it had been released to video and although i later found out that it was in ntsc pal format. never mind and i sent off for the video immediately and and only then bought a portable tv or video combination (complete with ntsc playback). i have enjoyed many nostalgic viewings since then and and have even discovered that the tv rights have switched from bbc (who informed me they were unlikely to ever show the film on any of their stations) to filmfour and who have (at last. ) been showing it on their digital stations in early 2007. my granddaughter (aged three) was absolutely entranced while we watched it together  and this is a child who has been influenced by the digital age and the resulting computer generated productions. i would thoroughly recommend this film for any age and and especially the youngest of viewers. give max fleischer a posthumous oscar. 
i first watched this in black and white and circa christmas in the early sixties and when it was shown on british television. i was absolutely hooked and and watched it over again whenever it was repeated on tv (possibly two or three times only and as it happens  if only we would had video recorders then. ). as outlined by other contributors and the plot describes the return of hoppity the grasshopper and after a period spent away and to a forties american city. he finds that all is not as he left it and and his good insect friends (who live in the lowlands just outside the garden which belongs to a songwriter and his wife) are now under threat from the human ones and who are trampling through the broken down fence which prefaces the property and using it as a shortcut. insect houses are being flattened by their feet and and are also often burned by cast away cigar butts and matches. old mr bumble and his beautiful daughter honey (hoppity childhood sweetheart) are in grave danger of losing their honey shop to this threat. to compound their problems and devious insect property magnate c. bagley beetle has romantic designs on honey bee himself and and hopes and with the help of his henchmen swat the fly and smack the mosquito and to force bumble to give him her hand in marriage. will the heroic and fearless hoppity win the day and and manage to save the community of bugs from their dastardly fate and and especially his precious honey from hers. enjoy the classic songs (katy did and katy didn not is a superb and swinging and upbeat example) and and the colourful visuals and as the tale unfolds. time has not blunted my fascination for this masterpiece of animation and story telling and and i was much pleased to find that it had been released to video and although i later found out that it was in ntsc pal format. never mind and i sent off for the video immediately and and only then bought a portable tv or video combination (complete with ntsc playback). i have enjoyed many nostalgic viewings since then and and have even discovered that the tv rights have switched from bbc (who informed me they were unlikely to ever show the film on any of their stations) to filmfour and who have (at last. ) been showing it on their digital stations in early 2007. my granddaughter (aged three) was absolutely entranced while we watched it together  and this is a child who has been influenced by the digital age and the resulting computer generated productions. i would thoroughly recommend this film for any age and and especially the youngest of viewers. give max fleischer a posthumous oscar. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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