I first saw this series in 1978 when I was five years old on a Sunday afternoon. Unfortunately it has been one of those things that has never been shown on television again for reasons unknown. Even though I had only seen it once I still remembered quite a lot of the story so much so to go on to read Flambards Divided the final book by K. M. Peyton that was written after this series. About two years ago I found the whole series on video and bought all six of them being thirteen episodes in all (three on the last tape) and could not believe how it ever became a children's drama due to the occasional adult quality it had but apart from that I still enjoyed it and still do!!
