Jája and Pája
★ 7.4 · 1987 · 8m · Animation · Kids
Unforgettable stories of two boys Jája and Pája, a retired sailor Grandfather Lebeda and an envious neighbor Krkovička.
Episodes
1. How they planted a pig's tail8m · How they planted a pig's tail
2. How Krkovicka left them a fallow8m · How Krkovicka left them a fallow
3. How they fulfilled the spring wishes8m · How they fulfilled the spring wishes
4. How to grow cucumbers8m · How to grow cucumbers
5. How to grow strawberries8m · How to grow strawberries
6. How to grow cactus8m · How to grow cactus
7. How they beat up upright8m · How they beat up uprightMore Like This
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