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Catweazle (1970) is a sci-fi & fantasy, comedy web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Catweazle online in HD.

Catweazle — Storyline

A medieval wizard (though not a very good one) Catweazle is transported to the modern age…

A British television series, created and written by Richard Carpenter which was produced and directed by Quentin Lawrence for London Weekend Television under the LWI banner, and screened in the UK on ITV in 1970. A second season in 1971 was directed by David Reid and David Lane. Both series had thirteen episodes each, with Geoffrey Bayldon playing the leading role.

The series was broadcast in Ireland, Britain, Gibraltar, New Zealand, The Netherlands, Germany, Australia, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Czechoslovakia, Nicaragua and Quebec. The first episode is available to view in full at the BFI Screenonline site.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Richard Carpenter
• Starring: Geoffrey Bayldon, Moray Watson, Elspet Gray, Gary Warren

Catweazle — Series Details

Catweazle — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: The Sun in a Bottle (1970-02-15) — Catweazle is casting spells in his secretive cave in ''the great forest'' and his chantings are overheard by the Normans who enter his cave and attempt to capture him for practicin
• E2: Castle Saburac (1970-02-22) — Returning to the house to learn about the ''Electrickery" Catweazle hears the kettle whistling in the kitchen and thinks it's a demon. He hides under the dining room table and dra
• E3: The Curse of Rapkyn (1970-03-01) — Episode 3 of series one sees Hexworth Farm in financial troubles with Mr Bennett played by Aussie actor Charles Tingwell overdrawn at the bank by 800 pounds. Believing there is a
• E4: The Witching Hour (1970-03-08) — Mrs Bonnington a local council member is a frequent visitor to Hexworth Farm much to Carot's dislike. He decides magic is needed to get rid of her and seeks out Catweazle's help.
• E5: The Eye of Time (1970-03-15) — Catweazle gets involved with the TAB and also confronts a fake fortune teller played brilliantly by veteran UK character actress/comedian Hattie Jacques. Unable to reach the bett
• E6: The Magic Face (1970-03-22) — 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 h
• E7: The Telling Bone (1970-03-29) — Due to yet another spell backfiring, Catweazle finds himself clinging to the local church spire. In an attempt to go ''back'' to his own time he ends up going sideways instead. T
• E8: The Power of Adamcos (1970-04-05) — Catweazle loses his sacred witchknife ''adamcos'' which is accidentally found by mr bennet while walking in the woods.Scared to go back into the woods initially because of ''the no
• E9: The Demi Devil (1970-04-12) — catweazle annoyed at carrot puts a spell on him and at the same time a local colonel who keeps a pet monkey comes to visit the farm.The monkey escapes and finds his way to castle s
• E10: The House of the Sorcerer (1970-04-19) — A really funny episode and fast paced aswell.Catweazle out in the woods sees an ornathologist recording insect sounds etc.Ever curious he follows him bck to his caravan then gets s
• E11: The Flying Broomsticks (1970-04-26) — Broomsticks have been dissapearing from the area with alarming regularity.The local police investigate and sam thinks they are after him for not paying his car registration.But of
• E12: The Wisdom of Solomon (1970-05-03) — Mr. Bennet grows tired of trying to keep the house clean, so he hires a new housekeeper, Mrs. Skinner. She brings her obnoxious son, Arthur, along with her to Hexwood Farm. They bo
• E13: The Trickery Lantern (1970-05-10) — Catweazle starts preparing for his long journey home. He steals a spotlight, and startles Mr. Bennet's sister that he is the ghost of Hexwood Farm.

Season 2

• E1: The Magic Riddle (1971-01-10) — Catweazle is back. Inevitably the return of the 11th century wizard for a new series of 20th century adventures spells trouble. Especially for Cedric, the 12 year old son of Lord a
• E2: Duck Halt (1971-01-17) — Now that Catweazle has been introduced to life in King's Farthing, he needs somewhere to live. But where? And why is he so interested in the sign swinging before the Bull Inn? The
• E3: The Heavenly Twins (1971-01-24) — "Magic is magic" says Catweazle in one of his more profound moments. But even he seems confused when he meets a modern-day magician at a children's party.
• E4: The Sign of the Crab (1971-01-31) — When burglars raid King's Farthing there are no prizes for guessing into whose hands the stolen property falls. Now Cedric tries to persuade the police that Catweazle is not the th
• E5: The Black Wheels (1971-02-07) — When Groome loses his voice, Catweazle's efforts to find it reduce the residents of King's Farthing to a state of near hysteria.
• E6: The Wogle Stone (1971-02-14) — Lord Collingford is tempted to sell King's Farthing and Duck Halt to an up-and-coming property tycoon. Luckily for Catweazle, the tycoon turns out to be very very superstitious.
• E7: The Enchanted King (1971-02-21) — A local sculptor is mistaken by Catweazle for a demon who "turns people into stone". Is Catweazle's magic as strong as the demon's? And where is Groome when the plaster flies?
• E8: The Familiar Spirit (1971-02-28) — Touchwood the toad is sick. Two identical twins, both local toad experts are consulted by Cedric, but things get out of hand when they discover their patient is 900 years old.
• E9: The Ghost Hunters (1971-03-07) — Lady Collingford commands ghost hunters to be called to King's Farthing to investigate things which go bump in the night. Catweazle, of course, is doing some investigating himself.
• E10: The Walking Trees (1971-03-14) — Is Catweazle a spy? The army thinks so, and not even Cedric can save his friend from a military interrogation, which has disastrous consequences – for the army, that is!
• E11: The Battle of the Giants (1971-03-21) — Excitement grows as the local flower show gets under way in King's Farthing. But nobody is prepared for the effect of Catweazle's marrow-growing potion.
• E12: The Magic Circle (1971-03-28) — Groome is seeing things – or is he? A London doctor is consulted, but he finds Catweazle a far more interesting case than Groome.
• E13: The Thirteenth Sign (1971-04-04) — Catweazle has now collected all 12 signs of the zodiac. But he still needs to discover the 13th before he can fly. Will the great quest succeed in this last episode of the series?

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Catweazle have? 2 season(s) with 26 episodes.

Who created Catweazle? Richard Carpenter.

Where can I watch Catweazle? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.