Monday, 27 April 2015

Giveaway #477 : Win 2 x Moondial DVDs - closed - winners Barry Page, Jayne Townson


The hugely popular classic BBC series Moondial, based on the best-selling book by Helen Cresswell, makes its long awaited arrival, in its original unedited version, on DVD, courtesy of Second Sight Films. This fantastic children’s fantasy adventure, which first aired in 1988, comes to DVD on 4th May 2015.

When 13-year-old Minty goes to stay with her Aunt Mary, she discovers a magical secret within the grounds of the local old mansion. When nighttime comes and the light of the moon falls on a sundial, Minty is transported back in time where she discovers two children at the mercy of evil forces.

Linking past and present, this wonderful six-part series is directed by Colin Cant (Coronation Street, Grange Hill) and produced by Paul Stone (Tom’s Midnight Garden, The Silver Chair). It was adapted for TV by Helen Cresswell (Lizzie Dripping, The Bagthorpe Saga & The Demon Headmaster screenplay) from her own novel.

*** Click through to read our review of Moondial ***



I have two Moondial DVDs to give away to lucky Madhouse Family Reviews readers. To be in with a chance of winning, fill in your entries in the Rafflecopter widget below.

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UK only. Closing date : 13/5/15

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118 comments:

  1. Scooby doo was my favourite programme for quite a long time

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  2. The adventures of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer, it was a Canadian series i think

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  3. One programme I remember loving was Rentaghost!

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  4. Are You Being Served, Dads Army, On the Buses
    (Spencer Broadley)

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  5. I love saved by the bell!

    Ashleigh

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  6. I loved this !!! although it was a bit frightening , alss Biker Grove , Round the twist , Grange Hill , The girl from tomorrow. We had some great programmes :)

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  7. I watched Moondial when i was about 8-9, some of the ghosts used to scare me lol x

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  8. The moomins although now I wonder why?

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  9. Blue Peter and Crackerjack.

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  10. I've always loved Star Trek and Dr. Who on tv. I was an avid fan of cartoons like Hong Kong Fooey too

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  11. loves thunderbirds, I was really disappointed with its recent comeback

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  12. I loved Duck Tales

    Fiona S

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  13. Me and my mum loved Moondial so much - Mintys real name was Araminta and her mum was in a coma. Id love to win this!

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  14. knight rider i had the watch and the car

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  15. Gerry Anderson's U.F.O. ..used to love it!! (Laura Jeffs)

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  16. My favourite was Grange Hill.

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  17. Wow I had forgotten all about this, I loved it. I used to love watching Grange Hill and Byker Grove.

    kirstyjfox AT yahoo DOT com

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  18. Loved Dr Who as a kid..still do lol

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  19. I loved watching tv game shows like Family Fortunes and Th Crystal Maze!

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  20. Saved by the bell and sabrina :)

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  21. Paula Readings1 May 2015 at 11:04

    I have entered. Thanks.

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  22. I totally LOVED this series, although I was very scared! I also loved The Children of Greene Knowe, Tom's Midnight Garden and The Box of Delights.

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  23. yes lets share

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  24. Jamie and the magic torch and mr benn x maria blythin

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  25. round the twist and 5 children and it were my favs

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  26. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air x

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  27. Knight Rider

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  28. Fireball XL5 ( it was a long time ago!)

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  29. I still am a fan of StarTrek.

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  30. The Flintstones


    KATHY D

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  31. Thunderbirds (the original 70's series)..

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  32. sapphire and steel x or dempsey and makepeace xx

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  33. i liked the flintstones
    from samantha price

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  34. Tom's Midnight Garden was similar to Moondial. Loved them both,

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  35. Loved Grange Hill and Blockbusters

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  36. Saved by the bell

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  37. Evidently I was a very strange child, my favourite programmes were General Hospital and Crown Court!

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  38. City of Gold

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  39. I used to love family fortunes

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  40. I love saved by the bell! @leabana1

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  41. i have entered, @bemoregreig

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  42. I love watching Round the Twist (the theme song was the best!) UBOS and Jungle run (secretly wishing I could go on as they were always rubbish at doing the puzzles at the end!)

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  43. Dr who all the way

    Kay Panayi

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  44. Pam Francis Gregory11 May 2015 at 20:17

    I loved TISWAS

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  45. I am too young to remember this but i remember rushing home from School to be in time for Round the Twist - can still hear the theme tune when i think about the show

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  46. Fab I dont remember ever seeing this but I used to love round the twist - are strange things happening or are you going round the twist :) and eerie indiana :D

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  47. Charmian Filewood12 May 2015 at 00:50

    Thundercats, Dungeons and Dragons, X Men and The Box of delights, ohhh and Fraggle Rock, the Child of Green Knowle. The list is endless

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  48. I loved Sabrina the Teenage Witch :)

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  49. I wanna win, pigeon street was amazing :)

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  50. My fav had to be rentaghost or Worsel Gumage (i was always told i was aunt Sally lol)

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  51. My favourite programme was Postman Pat, according to my mum I used to drag her home by the hand from playgroup to get home in time to watch it while eating my lunch

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  52. wow would love this, I remember how spooky but fasinating I used to find watching this as a kid x

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  53. I loved Moondial, also a big fan of The Box of Delights

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  54. it would have to be fraggle rock

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  55. I loved Dr Who and Space 1999

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  56. When I was growing up just watching TV in colour was a treat :)

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  57. Charlie Chalk - I recently bought it on DVD so I could relive the memories!

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  58. I loved Grange Hill. Thank you!

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  59. I actually loved moondial, feel very old that I can remember it

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  60. Byker Groove and disneys gummie bears

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  61. Phillip Schofield on CBBC *swoon* hehe I loved Grange Hill.

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  62. I used to love watching super hero things with my dad like batman of the future and the cartoon xmen, funnily enough i watch the very same episodes with my son now :) @pook_and_the_3

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  63. We were just about the last family to get a TV so I missed quite a few programmes that others saw. However, I did love the US robot show Gigantor, not least because it had a very catchy theme tune.

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  64. I always loved the Mysterious Cities of Gold!

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  65. Do you remember the clangers ! Well that was my favourite for a while :)

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  66. I loved Transformers

    trevor linvell

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  67. Grange Hill was my favourite!

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  68. the muppets, knightrider and the dukes of hazard

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