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Tag Archives: 70s Famous Five TV Series
Famous Five 70s Style: Five Fall Into Adventure, part 1
Five Fall Into Adventure is one of the mysteries I don’t really enjoy reading much, so the finer details of the book escape me, but I still know the story well enough to give you a general overview of the … Continue reading
Famous Five 70s Style: Five Get Into Trouble, part 2
So here we are looking at the second part of Five Get Into Trouble, and I feel safe in saying that this two-parter has to be one of the best. Now, grab some ginger beer, a sandwich and read on … Continue reading
The Famous Five 70s Style: Five Go Off to Camp, part 2
Last week I brought you part one of Five Go off to Camp, and this week it’s time for part two. I suppose the question we’re asking this week is: can the second part of the adventure be as true to … Continue reading
Famous Five 70s Style: Five Go Off to Camp, part 1
Five Go Off to Camp has been split into two parts – good! I say. It’s one of the more mysterious mysteries, and one that I cannot help but be drawn to. The 90s take on the book was unfortunately … Continue reading
Famous Five 70s Style: Five Go Off in a Caravan
Five Go Off in a Caravan is one of my favourite stories; I love the magic of the circus and it feels like a proper adventure mystery, the characters are full of charm, wit and villainy. Tiger Dan and Lou … Continue reading
Famous Five 70s Style: Five Go to Smuggler’s Top, part 2
Last week I did a review of the first part of Five go to Smuggler’s Top and now I’m going to bring you a review of the second part. We start this episode off with a recap of what happened … Continue reading
Famous Five 70’s Style Five Go to Smugger’s Top, part 1
Now I know I did the 90s series in strict Blytonian order but as a pure mistake (or was it careful planning?) I ended up looking at Five Go to Smuggler’s Top Part 1 instead of Five Run Away Together … Continue reading
Famous Five 70s Style: Five Go Adventuring Again
So here we are, starting to look at the 70s TV adapatations of the Famous Five novels. As you well know I’ve done a review of the 90s TV series, so now we need to look into how well the … Continue reading
The Famous Five Adventures Card Game played by Fiona
I persuaded Ewan to play this with me last night, and we fell into the same trap as Stef and I did. We drew a card on every turn (the instructions are not quite clear!) and made it pointless to … Continue reading
The Famous Five TV Series: Even More (Funny) Captions
The captions I put on a fortnight ago seemed to go down well so I thought I would put some more on this week (as I couldn’t think of anything else to do!) Firstly, carrying on from last week’s leaning … Continue reading
The Famous Five 70s Collector’s Edition DVD
When it was announced to be finally hitting the shelves in August of 2012, the fans of the 1970s TV series went into squeals of delight. Many couldn’t wait to get their hands on this box set, which promised to included … Continue reading
TV Series Comparison: Five on a Treasure Island
Author’s note: I’m sorry not to be able to bring you a blog from our fabulous Blyton weekend as promised on Monday, but I’ve been so busy I haven’t had time to write it, and certainly not well. So here’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 70s Famous Five TV Series, 90s Famous Five TV Series, Children's Film Foundation, Comparisons, Connal, Five on a Treasure Island, Five on Kirrin Island Again, Gary Russell, Jemima Rooper, Jennifer Thanisch, Kirrin Island, Laura Petela, Marco Williamson, Marcus Harris, Michele Galagher, Paul Child, The Famous Five, Toddy
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Fiona’s 10 Facts About the Famous Five and Me
Again I find myself inspired to blog by a post of Stef’s (hope you don’t think I’m too much of a copycat!) I too had previously written my 10 facts on the Enid Blyton Society forums, and have reworked them … Continue reading
The Famous Five TV Series
There have been a few adaptions of Enid Blyton’s Famous Five for the television and screen over the years. The first was Five on a Treasure Island in 1957, in black-and-white, made as a weekly serial for cinema goers by … Continue reading
