A trio of young children visit Witch's Nook Farm, despite it being a keep out One, they aim to camp overnight, the following morning they encounter something they really weren't expecting.
Considering that this is a piece of children's TV from way back in 1967, it's amiable and amusing enough. I can imagine young children absolutely fell in love with the innocent, naive and well meaning Dragon, Danny.
I can't believe how short it was, it seemed as though it was only ten or so minutes long, but fair play, in that short time, they introduced the three main characters, and gave us a first glimpse of Danny.
I spied and beard Peter Butterworth playing the eccentric farmer, I noticed his name wasn't in the credits though.
6/10.
Considering that this is a piece of children's TV from way back in 1967, it's amiable and amusing enough. I can imagine young children absolutely fell in love with the innocent, naive and well meaning Dragon, Danny.
I can't believe how short it was, it seemed as though it was only ten or so minutes long, but fair play, in that short time, they introduced the three main characters, and gave us a first glimpse of Danny.
I spied and beard Peter Butterworth playing the eccentric farmer, I noticed his name wasn't in the credits though.
6/10.