Name: Catweazle
Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy
Released: 04 Apr 1971
Rating: 7.50
Cast: Geoffrey Bayldon, Moray Watson, Elspet Gray, Gary Warren

Season - Episode

2 Season 2 Jan 10, 1971

2 - 1

The Magic Riddle Jan 10, 1971
2 - 2

Duck Halt Jan 17, 1971
2 - 3

The Heavenly Twins Jan 24, 1971
2 - 4

The Sign of the Crab Jan 31, 1971
2 - 5

The Black Wheels Feb 07, 1971
2 - 6

The Wogle Stone Feb 14, 1971
2 - 7

The Enchanted King Feb 21, 1971
2 - 8

The Familiar Spirit Feb 28, 1971
2 - 9

The Ghost Hunters Mar 07, 1971
2 - 10

The Walking Trees Mar 14, 1971
2 - 11

The Battle of the Giants Mar 21, 1971
2 - 12

The Magic Circle Mar 28, 1971
2 - 13

The Thirteenth Sign Apr 04, 1971

1 Season 1 Feb 15, 1970

1 - 1

The Sun in a Bottle Feb 15, 1970
1 - 2

Castle Saburac Feb 22, 1970
1 - 3

The Curse of Rapkyn Mar 01, 1970
1 - 4

The Witching Hour Mar 08, 1970
1 - 5

The Eye of Time Mar 15, 1970
1 - 6

The Magic Face Mar 22, 1970
1 - 7

The Telling Bone Mar 29, 1970
1 - 8

The Power of Adamcos Apr 05, 1970
1 - 9

The Demi Devil Apr 12, 1970
1 - 10

The House of the Sorcerer Apr 19, 1970
1 - 11

The Flying Broomsticks Apr 26, 1970
1 - 12

The Wisdom of Solomon May 03, 1970
1 - 13

The Trickery Lantern May 10, 1970

0 Season 0 Jan 01, 1970

0 - 1

Brothers in Magic Jan 01, 1970
0 - 2

Anglia News - Richard Carpenter Interview Jan 01, 1970

Overview

Whilst hunting around the farm for old items Catweazle is accidentally photographed by a couple of Yank photographers/tourists one of whom becomes obsessed with the uniqueness of his face. When the photos are developed she returns to the farm and shows Carrot the photos who then shows Catweazle who believes he is now doomed and owned by the photographer and believes he must go to her and become his slave. The photographer gets Catweazle to clean her flashy sports car while she and her female partner (who is very masculine - suggesting lesbian overtones albeit very subtly afterall this was a children's tv series) go off to take photos. Meanwhile Carrot arrives at thier residence and goes to steal the photos taken of Catweazle from inside the house so as to remove the spell Catweazle believes is now on him. Carrot tells Catweazle to keep watch and to honk the car horn if the photographers return.

Year 1971

Studio ITV1

Director Richard Carpenter

Crew Renée Glynne (Continuity), Carl Mannin (Producer)

Popularity 3.7622

Language German, English