“We’re off to Button Moon, Follow Mr Spoon . . . “
Mr Spoon (so called because he had wooden spoons for arms) and his wife and their kids, Egbert and Tina T-Spoon, lived under the gaze of Button Moon (a large yellow button) “shining in blanket sky” which they went up to in the washing up liquid bottle space ship that our hero Mr Spoon had made.
The family spied on the Earth through a bloody great big telescope.
Written by Ian Allen, Button Moon was basically hand-held wooden spoons over a black velvet backdrop being moved about with a narration.
Narrator
Robin Parkinson
Puppeteers
John Thirtle
Ian Allen
Alistair Fullarton
Mr Spoon (so called because he had wooden spoons for arms) and his wife and their kids, Egbert and Tina T-Spoon, lived under the gaze of Button Moon (a large yellow button) “shining in blanket sky” which they went up to in the washing up liquid bottle space ship that our hero Mr Spoon had made.
