Torchy, the Battery Boy

Serie de TV
1959–1961
15min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA mechanical boy with a magical flashlight on his head has adventures on earth and in Topsy Turvy Land, which is located on a distant star.A mechanical boy with a magical flashlight on his head has adventures on earth and in Topsy Turvy Land, which is located on a distant star.A mechanical boy with a magical flashlight on his head has adventures on earth and in Topsy Turvy Land, which is located on a distant star.

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6,6/10

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DestacadoMejor puntuado2 temporadas2 años

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Produced in two seasons. Gerry Anderson and AP Films were only involved with the first series. The second series were produced by Associated British Pathe for Roberta Leigh.

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Mr Bumbledrop: I wish I had a little boy of my own that would help me. Oh, I've a wonderful idea. I'll make a toy-boy.

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Featured in Filmed in Supermarionation (2014)

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5/10

Topsy Turvy Land

I've just seen an episode of Torchy for the first time in almost 50 years. Like the other reviewer, Ivan, I remember rather hating Torchy, but we watched it on Sunday afternoons, because it was there. Like a lot of Roberta Leigh productions (especially the later Space Patrol), there was a slightly 'bad-dream' quality about it. The good intentions, and large coating of sugar icing on everything dispelled this effect somewhat (I remember a lot of the action taking place on a star called Topsy Turvy Land - eww), but I'm happy to report that I enjoyed it more at age 52 than I did at age whatever-I-was when I saw it first (I think I was watching reruns, and I was about six or seven...I don't know, it was a long time ago). Kenneth Connor was the only name I recognised on the voice artist credit list - all the others were created by terribly posh ladies for the child voices. Anyway, it was nice to see string puppets for a change after all this tiring CGI stuff. Those were the days, eh?