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Part one of two from this full length television programme.
Part two of two from this full length television programme.
The credits for this television programme.
Part one of two from this full length television programme.
Part one of two from this full length television programme.
Part two of two from this full length television programme.
Part two of two from this full length television programme.
The credits for this television programme.
The credits for this television programme.
Set amidst the 'friendly' 1974 Commonwealth Games,...
From alien hunters to futuristic fuel wars to nuclear...
The first episode in the series
The official film of the Christchurch Games
More curious crime-busting kids
Also features QEII Park stadium
Also filmed by Graeme Cowley
More pioneering TV and conspiracy theories
Also features John Bach
Also produced by Grahame McLean
A famous moment from the 74 Games
Later children's fantasy series
More fictional 1974
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Natasha from NZ On Screen.
I 2nd that plea!
Was so excited to finally find a description of it somewhere that sounded vaguely like what I remembered as a kid and yes, it was the right show!! Would love to see all the eps online.
Grrrrrrrrr!
I discovered this series in 1977 in Australia on the ABC when I was 11. I discovered it because it preceeded Doctor Who.
Whilst I didn't watch the series every week or pay any real attention to the plot, I remember one scene where a women in the crowd at the games was hit by the chemical sprayed by the villians. Then she sprinted across the race track at break-neck speed leaving for dead the other athletes! It was so hilarious I was laughing my head off!