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I've watched the series 6 times throughout the years. First in the Netherlands and Belgian TV then the German dubbed version. Hopefully the DVD will also be distributed in the Netherlands. I still have the scrapbook with newspaper and TV-guide cuttings that I started in 1980 and it was useful for my book reports at school. All the girls fell in love with Ian Tracey, no kidding. I remained to follow Ian's acting career, but being over here in The Netherlands,we get to miss most of the news. But hooray for Internet, it's a great help to find articles and photo's. I'm sure that there are a lot of Dutch fans waiting to enjoy the series once more. I know certainly will!
This is top TV viewing. When I grew up in the 70s, this came on almost every summer. It is well made, each episode is short and therefore easy to get through. Now, 40 years later, I'm watching it with my 7 year old who is completely addicted.
The show is well made, remains reasonably true to the books and contains good animated acting from children which isn't normal for these types of shows.
Thoroughly recommend that you give this a try.
The show is well made, remains reasonably true to the books and contains good animated acting from children which isn't normal for these types of shows.
Thoroughly recommend that you give this a try.
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I loved this TV series, it made me a fan of both books "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn". Because of this show, I read the books for the very first time in my life and enjoyed them too. I thought Ian Tracey's acting in it was SUPERB, he played a likeable older version of Huckleberry.
The theme song will always be in my mind as well.
Makes me wanna go back to those days and re-live them.
Cool that it was filmed in Canada (where I'm from as well).
Hope this review helps.
The theme song will always be in my mind as well.
Makes me wanna go back to those days and re-live them.
Cool that it was filmed in Canada (where I'm from as well).
Hope this review helps.
I saw this back in the early 80's on Showtime's "Mark Twain Theater". Since it was a series, there was enough time to capture details in the book very accurately. In fact, it was quite true to the book. It was enjoyable to watch, for young children and adults as well. The young actors were all very good, especially Ian Tracey as Huck Finn. I wish it would be on again so I could show it to my children. As far as I know, it is not available on video.
I used to come home from school on my lunch hour just to watch that show. It brings back memories just thinking about that time... I hope they show it again soon on tv. The only flaw would probably be that it didn't run long enough.
Did you know
- TriviaVarious sternwheeler riverboats appear in the series. The Julia Belle Swain appears in the opening and closing credits, and are in fact the only scenes that were actually shot on the Mississippi River.
- Alternate versionsThe versions originally televised in the UK did not have Ian Tracey's previews of what was to happen in the next episode, although these versions did keep the recaps of what happened in the previous episode.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Problem Child: An Interview with Sammy Synders (2016)
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