Catweazle

Série télévisée
1970–1971
30min

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7,9/10

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA medieval wizard (though not a very good one) is transported to the modern age.A medieval wizard (though not a very good one) is transported to the modern age.A medieval wizard (though not a very good one) is transported to the modern age.

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Anecdotes
Catweazle's pet toad/familiar was called Touchwood.

Gaffes
The English language at the time of the Norman invasion was almost completely different from the version Catweazle speaks. His style of spoken English is from at least 300 years later, when English was moving towards a style that is starting to become familiar and a construction more in line with the Germanic languages even though some of the words have evolved from the French language the invading Normans spoke. So in essence, unless Catweazle has learned to speak the English of the middle ages overnight, he should not be able to understand or make himself understood without a huge amount of difficulty. Plus his ability to read the English of the 20th century should also be more or less non-existent. However as this is a childrens programme, you can understand the writers decision to overlook this issue.

Citations
Catweazle: Salmay, Dalmay, Adonay!

Connexions
Featured in Zomergasten: Épisode #8.3 (1995)

Bandes originales
Busy Boy
(uncredited)
composed by Ted Dicks
[Series theme tune]

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Charming and hilarious

This UK series about a magician from the norman times trapped in 20th century england is really charming and hilarious to watch.Sadly only 2 series were ever made and fortunately have now become available on video for those of us now in our late 30's and early 40's+ to enjoy all over again.There are memorable scenes and performances but all involved and richard carpenter who wrote the original storylines was arguably a little ahead of his time dealing with such themes as astrology and the runes etc. I loved this series,the second series being my personal favourite of the two.I can watch these episodes over and over and still laugh my head off.10 out of 10 all they way.Simply brilliant!Salmay dalmay adonay!