British children's fantasy television series
20 entries in the British Children's Fantasy Television Series compendium.
Belfry WitchesA CBBC show about two belfry-dwelling witches.BoohbahA British preschool series featuring colorful atoms of energy and interactive dance.The Chronicles of Narnia (TV series)BBC adaptation of four Narnia books from 1988 to 1990.The Adventures of TwizzlePuppet series that pioneered APF marionette techniques.Century FallsA children's miniseries about a village hiding occult secrets.Dani's CastleSpin-off children's comedy seriesDani's HouseBritish children's comedy series starring Dani Harmer.Four Feather FallsBritish puppet western featuring a sheriff with four magical feathers.Fourways FarmTalking animals discover science through accidental experiments.JackanoryBBC series where actors read children's stories aloud.Johnny and the Dead (TV series)A boy's supernatural adventure in four parts.King of the Castle (TV series)A surreal fantasy serial about a boy transported to a twisted world.Knightmare (TV series)A British children's game show using blue screen chroma key.The Magician's HouseA children's fantasy quartet blending ecology, time travel, and magic.Me and My MonstersA children's comedy about a family and three basement monsters.Moondial (TV serial)A 1988 BBC children's time-travel serial.MystiA British children's television programme produced by Mystical Productions for the BBC.The New Worst WitchA spin-off following Mildred Hubble's younger cousin at Cackle's Academy.Noah and SaskiaTwo teenagers, two continents, one life-changing internet connection.The Owl Service (TV series)A bold, location-shot children's drama with adult themes.
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