Brendon Chase

First of all: I rate this show with 8/10 partly because it is very nostalgic for me as I discovered it as a child and watched it for the fourth time in about 10 years, now. Therefore, it is possible that you would not rank it that high without all the good memories in regards to past watch sessions.

Basically, the show just shows the three Hensman boys Robin, John and Harold who run away from their aunt's mansion and into the nearby forest Brendon Chase. There we see their adventures and how they come along with living together in the wild. Ofc as a children's show it does not go very deep, but the aspects of this life shown really take you away into a fantasy every person must have had once or more times in their childhood.

The show depicts all three boys' journey to developing responsibility for one self and each other.

Sergeant Bunting and Ms. Hurling also present a slight version of criticism of police and press media. But foremost, they add comedic elements and kind of tension to the show and this is totally sufficient for the story the show wants to tell.

Every episode also includes great pictures of Brendon Chase's wildlife which reminds of nature documentaries' establishing shots. Every single one of those shots could be printed and sold as a beautiful image.

At last: Smokey's rescue is one of 70s TV's most wholesome endings :)

I really enjoyed this TV. series the cast,location script were all great.based on the book by BB the show does the book credit.A friend got a copy of video so it was great to see again.I was advised by itv that TV-time-warp.co.auk have the series on their website.I believe the location for filming was around the new forest.I have been a big fan of BB and was first made aware of him on seeing The little grey men.a TV series made by Anglia TV.I have read his other books.It would be great if the show could be shown again so that new generation of viewers could enjoy it.On a sad note Harold played by Paul Erangey died in 2004 his memory will live on in the form of this great British show.It would be great if other cast members would also recall any memories and stories on the production.I believe Liza Goddard met her husband to be David Cobham while the show was being filmed.BB,s100th celebrations took place in 2005.he leaves a beautiful book and a great series for generations to come.in memory of BB 1905-2005

I loved this series when I was a kid. The scenery, the obvious love of nature and the adventures, made this a series that stuck with me. The fact that it was all in a "normal" forest, definitely added to the appeal.

I was in the show, had an amazing time... If you get to see it, it is really wonderful, the wildlife shots alone are superb. Great Story... Great Cast... Great Director... and you get to see me as a cute 'lil boy' :)

Paul Erangey, who played the character Harold, in the mini series Brendon Chase , is actually a very good friend of mine. He had often told me about how he was a child actor when living in England, but honestly, I had never seen the show, and happened to be browsing through the imdb website, and did a search on it, and WHALA!! I quickly informed Paul about his name appearing under the film , as a member of the cast, and he was exstatic!! He noticed however, that there is no mention of all the other things he had accomplished in his acting career ( film , T.V., and Stage). Not to mention, there was no photo of him, nor a cast photo of the show Brendon Chase... I told him that he should submit as much as possible about the show and himself. Hopefully, you will be seeing a bit more information about the actor Paul Erangey in the near future. He is a fine actor and a great friend!!!!

Sincerly, Scott Christpoher