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Quinten Smirths version of the Picture box intro just has to be seen on TH-cam

I remember watching this when I had a day off school ill

I do say having actress Jackie Pearce in who was well known for her portrayal as arch-enemy Servalan in sci-fi series Blakes Seven is awesome.

I have this series on dvd

I look forward to seeing the rest of this book chapters and the next book, Magic in the North and these stories are awesome in billions of ways Paul.

Awesome got it on dvd😊😊😊

I remember this from the time Nickelodeon showed this series as apart of the Third Eye series. At the time they were doing a lot of British and Canadian programs and they were taking a lot of ques from the Public Broadcasting Service. They don't show this sort of thing anymore on Nickelodeon, but I was glad to be around when they did, I think they gave more sophisticated tastes than kids get today.

Thank you, my mate described this series to me, I thought he was talking about Children Of The Stones.

An early outing for Phil Daniels

It ended a week before my 9th birthday! I remember seeing it - we only had a black and white telly at the time - if only I could go back in time to those dates armed with a VHS video and plug it into a telly and record it, then bring it forward in time! Newly discovered colour version! Do likewise with Timeslip - although a few episodes of the third story were only in black and white anyway, due to the Colour Strike - could they be colourised without it looking all wishy-washy! The book that the series is based on is also the basis of a film called Paperhouse!

I didn't really find it to be creepy, but I did think it was incredibly bland and soulless.

I was glued to the tv for this series, like Children of The Stones it was excellent.

There were a lot of spooky series in the seventies. This was good to see again.

Watched this at the time 👍

Don't remember watching it at the time, but bought the DVD a couple of years ago, and really enjoyed it.

>and many which just wouldn't get made today. Yes, because the people alive are different. But most tv today would not be allowed at all then.

Wasn't Shirley Cheriton one of the original Angels?

KEEP EM COMING MATE 😊😊

Kevin was something of a con artist. He tried to sell his old bike to Tim for £10. He wasn't a very nice boy, but Jim was downright cruel and mean.

Jim and Kevin were bullies and Miss Miff was an evil cow.

Lizzy Dripping was a brilliant tv series. I didn't find it frightening at all

Thank you as always xxx

Thanks Paul. I look forward to listening

So excited for this!

Thanks so much Paul for this! So looking forward to watching and listening to the great way you tell the story delighted 🎉❤🎉

More please! I'm glad you uploaded these chapters. I love listening to these stories like everyone else does.

Great story so far. Looking forward for next chapters eventually. Love listening these series anytime

my sister would always want to ride my red chopper.

Thanks Paul much appreciated. Everyone over 45 is doing a little jig!

I loved this series as a young child. I remember it very well. I didn't think it was scary at all just gentle, silly and comforting. Barbara Mitchell as Mother was the best thing about it.....

0:29 Jim Black not Jack Black Paul 😂

Do you have any stills of the Mason’s Arms on Commercial Road?

my daughter could not believe this was for kids. she loved every minuet of it.

I have the first original 8 books I nicked from school😆 Crime does pay, Trust me...

Really interesting, thanks.

I watched this all those years ago. Think that my have had a bad effect. Now an artist in my 50's, Ireland and fascinated by folklore. Do illustrate that. But I also take people walks around the ancient sites here in Ireland and tell them the stories of standing stones, fairy trees and scared sites.

jessica and Simon are awesome children.

I hope you can help me. I’m looking for a creepy show from the 80s or before that was either darkly filmed or black and white. It involved a large estate and children. My only certain memory is they accessed it by sneaking under the hedge and at the end at least one child dove back under the hedge and fled from the home. It’s driving me crazy I can’t find. I believe I saw it in 1988

Thank you for covering this. I watched it 41 years ago! Then just a couple of years ago I remembered, figured out what the name was, and rewatched; it really holds up! Plenty of fun for an adult too.

I remember this very well, but in black and white!

This is my most remembered frightener! I still have the paperback of the original book!

IEEEEE!!!

Not as scary as Chico the Rainmaker.

I wish I'd seen this as a kid...would have loved it.

It was scary back in the 70's

Hi Paul, hope you're keeping well, looking forward to Burglars in the Yard and magic in the North

Looking forward to the remaining Tim and the Hidden people novellas😃

Thank you so much for your efforts on this. It has been an absolute joy to work through them all and see the whole story as I never did 45 years ago. Amazingly, I enjoyed the stories for what they are, not just as nostalgia, despite being a well read adult. A testament to how compelling they are. If I ever have another cat it will be called Sebastian.