Re: 1970s summer holidays kids ts show - help identify?
Escape into the night?
http://www.tvcream.co.uk/?p=1101
the chanting makes me think of The Georgian House
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Georgian_House
both worth ruling out at least.
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Re: 1970s summer holidays kids ts show - help identify?
Sorry, that's not it. It could have been an dubbed import like numerous others at that time, but here I'm just speculating. Once looked back through old TVTimes in library to try to find, but no luck, don't even know if it was BBC or ITV.
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Is it the usual answer?
says theme tune was chanted
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_of_the_Stones
http://video.yahoo.com/watch/5245044/13842660Last edited by sixtyten; 21-02-2011, 14:54.
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Re: 1970s summer holidays kids ts show - help identify?
Eposide 10 of the changes was called the Carvern? http://www.bilderberg.org/changes.htm
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Re: 1970s summer holidays kids ts show - help identify?
No, this was definitely 1970 give or take a couple of years, around the time of Belle & Sebastien and The White Horses, I think. Of course my memory could be playing tricks and only part of it featured caves, but I have never forgotten the monotonous chanting over the opening and closing credits.
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My first thought was Into the Labyrinth but I'm ten years out 1980
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1970s summer holidays kids ts show - help identify?
All I can remember of this series is that it was broadcast on kids daytime tv in the school summer holidays around 1970. It was a mystery or adventure with much of the plot and action set in dark caverns, and its title theme was a sort of aboriginal chant which I can still remember as very unsettling and creepy. Does this stir any memories for anyone? Thanks.Tags: None

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