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	Catweazle Episode Guide Here are listed all episodes of the series. There are 26 Episodes in  total. Two series with 13 episodes. Each episode has a length of approx. 25 minutes. Current airdates in Germany you can find here: Many (over 1200!) pictures of all Catweazle episodes you can find on this wonderful website:  Malcolm's Catweazle Gallery   Episodes of Series 1 1. The Sun in a Bottle 2. Castle Saburac 3. The Curse of Rapkyn 4. The Witching Hour 5. The Eye of Time 6. The Magic Face 7. The Telling Bone 8. The Power of Adamcos 9. The Demi Devil 10. The House of the Sorcerer 11. The Flying Broomsticks 12. The Wisdom of Solomon 13. The Trickery Lantern   Series 2 1. The Sun in a Bottle   11st century, England: Deep in the heart of the English countryside, magician Catweazle finds himself cornered by Norman soldiers. Calling upon his dubious magical powers, Catweazle leaps into a lake to escape his pursuers, but inadvertently ends up travelling nine hundred years through time and into the twentieth century. German title: Die Normannen kommen Dutch title: De Zon in een Fles First broadcast UK: 15th February 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 28th April 1974 on "ZDF" 2. Castle Saburac   Seeing that Catweazle has taken refuge in a chicken hut, Carrot offers him a long overdue bath. The Bennet's cleaner is not impressed, although magic comes to the rescue, as does a new adobe for Catweazle, Castle Saburac. German title: Burg Saburac Dutch title: Kasteel Saburac First broadcast UK: 22nd February 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 5th May 1974 on "ZDF" 3. The Curse of Rapkyn   Continual misfortune and bad luck lead Carrot to believe there is a curse on Hexwood Farm. A chance encounter at a local history museum leads Catweazle to a magic book, and an even greater discovery. German title: Das Zauberbuch Dutch title: De Vloek van Rapkin First broadcast UK: 1st March 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 12th May 1974 on "ZDF" 4. The Witching Hour   Parish councillor Miss Bonnington worries Carrot, especially as she appears to have her eyes firmly set on his father. Carrot decides that only magic will spirit her away, and who better than Catweazle to provide the spell. German title: Hexerei Dutch title: Het Spook-Uur First broadcast UK: 8th March 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 19th May 1974 on "ZDF" 5. The Eye of Time   Sam has little luck with his weekly flutter on the horses. Busy at the farm, Sam asks Carrot if he can place his bets for him. Catweazle is dragged in to help, and ends up having an audience with the mysterious Madame Rosa. German title: Das Auge der Zeit Dutch title: Het Oog van de Toekomst First broadcast UK: 15th March 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 26th May 1974 on "ZDF" 6. The Magic Face   Mrs Derringer, a wealthy American photographer takes a picture of Catweazle at an old cottage. Eager for Catweazle to pose for more shots, she asks Carrot to bring him over to her house. Catweazle reluctantly agrees, convinced he's under her spell. German title: Das magische Abbild Dutch title: Het Magisch Portret First broadcast UK: 22nd March 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 2nd June 1974 on "ZDF" 7. The Telling Bone   Catweazle's calamitous magical powers have landed him on the spire of a local church. Catweazle is encouraged to come down by the vicar trying to offer assistance, but very soon it is the clergyman who is in need of help. German title: Der Zauberknochen Dutch title: Het Sprekende Bot First broadcast UK: 29th March 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 9th June 1974 on "ZDF" 8. The Power of Adamcos   Catweazle sees Norman soldiers and thinks he's returned to his own time. In the confusion, he loses his sacred knife Adamcos. The trail leads to an antique shop, where Catweazle is desperate to retrieve his magical dagger. German title: Adamcos Dutch title: De Kracht van Adamcos First broadcast UK: 5th April 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 16th June 1974 on "ZDF" 9. The Demi Devil   A visit from a missing pet equals chaos for Catweazle who thinks he's turned Carrot into a monkey. In desperation, Catweazle pays a visit to the eccentric Colonel Upshaw in the hope he'll be able to reverse the magic. German title: Verwechslungen Dutch title: De Demi Duivel First broadcast UK: 12th April 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 28th June 1974 on "ZDF" 10. The House of the Sorcerer   Sparks fly when Sam tells Mr Bennet he is leaving for a new job with Cyril Fitton, an ornithologist based in the local woods. Catweazle stumbles across the bird watcher's caravan and is temporarily employed as an assistant. German title: Das Hexenhaus Dutch title: Het Huis van de Tovenaar First broadcast UK: 19th April 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 21st June 1974 on "ZDF" 11. The Flying Broomsticks   Brooms have been disappearing mysteriously from the area. Sergeant Bottle goes to Hexwood Farm to interrogate Mr. Bennet. The real culprit is, of course, Catweazle, who has been stealing brooms for a spell which he hopes will take him back to his own time. German title: Dreißig Reisigbesen Dutch title: De Vliegende Bezemstelen First broadcast UK: 26th April 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 23rd June 1974 on "ZDF" 12. The Wisdom of Solomon   Mr Bennet employs a new housekeeper, Mrs Skinner, who arrives with her obnoxious son Arthur. Soon, both are upsetting the atmosphere at the farm. Catweazle is called upon to provide the necessary magic to remove the pair. German title: Der Zaubertrank Dutch title: De Wijsheid van Solomon First broadcast UK: 3rd May 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 18th June 1974 on "ZDF" 13. The Trickery Lantern   Aware that the way back to his own time lies through water, Catweazle prepares for the long journey home. Seeking protection from the Normans, Catweazle steals a spotlamp that Carrot has bought for his father's birthday. German title: Die Zauberformel Dutch title: De Electrische Lantaarn First broadcast UK: 10th May 1970 on "ITV" First broadcast Germany: 30th June 1974 on "ZDF"

 

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