Mirror, Mirror

Although this TV-show isn't as original as the first one, it's still very exciting. The idea may be old, but it's not a story like "A Nightmare on Elmstreet 5". For a sequel it's pretty good.

A father, his second wife and their two children live in the bush.The story is again about a mysterious mirror.

The story starts when we see how a kid and his mother in the train. The teenage boy is about to visit his father, you guessed right, the one who lives in the bush. He 's not very excited as are the other children. But...they have to manage.

At one time they play at the attic and find a mirror. Just like the first TV-show, it has mysterious powers. When it's on the exact same spot as in the early 1900 they see a girl. You can guess the rest.

Again the children must solve a lot of problems and so on, and so on.

Still it's a good TV-show, but Australian Youth TV-shows are always very good

It's certainly worth watching

I spent many enjoyable hours watching "Mirror Mirror" with my two young children in the 1990s.

This Australian/New Zealand series has an excellent script full of mystery, adventure and humor. A great cast including Nicholas Hammond(The Sound of Music}. The locations, sets and costumes are beautiful.

The story is about an Australian girl living with her family in New Zealand and her adventures when she finds a mirror which allows her to travel through time between 1995 and 1919. The girl befriends a teenage girl in 1919 who helps her to solve a mystery from the past which affects some of her friends in the the future.

If you like Mirror Mirror you will also love "Spellbinders 2 - Land of the Dragon Lord which I highly recommend

This TV-show is one of the very best existing. With a story-line you couldn't think of. Very cool and really a brilliant idea.

This show is about a mirror, you might have thought about that. With that mirror you can travel through time if, and this is really important, it's on the exact same place as the one in 1919. So you can travel from 1994 to 1919 and visa versa.

There is also a follow-up, which is nice, but not as brilliant as this one.