The Animals Of Farthing Wood (tv Series)

The Animals of Farthing Wood.

The animals of farthing wood (tv series). The Animals Of Farthing Wood. The kids show that dared to be devastating Log In. Dealing with death loss tragedy and hope The Animals of Farthing Wood was an extraordinary childrens TV animation.

A group of wild animal friends are forced to move to a park after humans drive them away from their old home. This animated series is based on the books by Colin Dann. 27 rows The second series of The Animals of Farthing Wood chronicled the adventures of the.

Is Netflix Amazon Now TV etc. A total of 39 episodes aired over three series each of 13 episodes. The Animals of Farthing Wood.

The show followed the animals of Farthing Wood of course who were forced to leave their home after humans started destroying it. Sam Rutledge Guest writer. The Animals of Farthing Wood was based on the series of books written by English author Colin Dann and it was a co-production between Telemagination based in London and La Fabrique based in Montpellier France.

With the long and dangerous journey ahead of them the animals take the Oath of Protection. Some scenes in this series are very sad to watch with some death scenes like Mr and Mrs Heghog getting run over by a lorry was very upsetting to watch and the Field mice children. It was produced by Telemagination based in London and La Fabrique based in Montpellier in France but also aired in other European countries.

With the animals homes being destroyed by man all of the animals of Farthing Wood meet in Badgers earth to try to find a way to survive. With Rupert Farley Stacey Gregg Ron Moody Jeremy Barrett. The Animals of Farting Wood is an animated series created by the European Broadcasting Union between 1992 and 1995 and based on the series of books written by Colin DannIt was produced as a spoof of the timeless classic Animals of the Farthing WoodThe original characters were all portrayed in the comedy remake - but in twisted satirical forms outraging many hardcore fans.