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The beloved classic BBC children's series, Worzel Gummidge, which ran from 1979 - 1981 before being picked up by Channel 4 in 1987 for two more series is making a comeback this Christmas with two 1 hour specials.
Originally a popular children's book by Barbara E Todd, Worzel Gummidge is the tale of a walking, talking scarecrow, living on Scatterbrook farm and tending to (when not enjoying cups of tea and slices o' cake) ten acre field.
The first image released has drawn mixed reviews - i personally wish they had given us some context to go along with what could be described as a behind the scenes picture, but the jury is still out.
Fans of Mackenzie Crook, who is directing and star will know he understands rural England with 'the detectorists' and is not a too shabby character actor with comedic elements - POTC to his credit.
Thoughts?
Originally a popular children's book by Barbara E Todd, Worzel Gummidge is the tale of a walking, talking scarecrow, living on Scatterbrook farm and tending to (when not enjoying cups of tea and slices o' cake) ten acre field.
The first image released has drawn mixed reviews - i personally wish they had given us some context to go along with what could be described as a behind the scenes picture, but the jury is still out.
Fans of Mackenzie Crook, who is directing and star will know he understands rural England with 'the detectorists' and is not a too shabby character actor with comedic elements - POTC to his credit.
Thoughts?