I introduced it to my 9 year old Step-Daughter and she loves and watches it over and over and has perfected Worzeleez and The Scarecrow hop!


A cup'o tea an'a slice o' cake....   May 4, 2003
 7 out of 7 found this review helpful

Pertwee in a magnificent role. This series was great. Period. The fact that it looks a bit grainy (due to its age and probably poor storage) just adds to its charm. Geoff Baildon is also fab in his role of The Crowman. All the acting is great (espec. the late and lately great Charlotte Coleman) and if you remember this being good as a wee child in short pants, then you'll think it's even better as an adult. And Una Stubbs really deseved a bafta or something for her work on this. Brilliant!!!!! AND, if you have kids on the premises, they'll lap it up just as you did two decades before. You just can't keep a classic down, you know.....


Worzel Gummidge - Series 1   June 24, 2002
 17 out of 19 found this review helpful

Worth every penny.

Watching Worzel Gummidge again brings back all my childhood memories from when I was a young lad.

There is a whole generation of youngsters out there who have never heard of Worzel Gummidge and they simply don't know what they are missing.

My 5-year-old daughter remained glued to the T.V screen for all 7 episode's and this DVD hardly ever leaves my DVD player.

My only grumble is the DVD still has the original TV footage which is sometimes a little grainy and the colours are somewhat washed out (hence the 4 *'s).

A must for anyone with younger children and there is plenty of adults who will love this DVD too.