It featured a big orange furry creature called Leopold (played by Harry Kõrvits) and a host of other more or less recurring characters, and is for many Estonians a symbol of childhood and/or children's TV.
Unfortunately, most of the magnetic video tapes used for storage of the show have been recycled due to the perestroika-era deficits.
A small and shy character living inside one of Leopold's drawers.
This character lived inside one of Leopold's cupboards, and sometimes told a joke after the main show.
In early 2007, Ken Saan and others planned to introduce an irreverent parody show "Täna Õhtul Leo Põld" (Tonight Leo Põld) reusing, in grotesque ways, characters of this show.