Currently you are able to watch "Worzel Gummidge" streaming on BritBox Amazon Channel, BritBox, Virgin TV Go or buy it as download on Apple iTunes.

Is Worzel Gummidge on BBC iPlayer?

Mackenzie first brought Worzel Gummidge to screen in 2019 with two Christmas specials while another one-off aired last festive period. For now, all previous episodes are available to watch online via the BBC iPlayer here.

Is there a new Worzel Gummidge 2020?

KIDS' telly favourite Worzel Gummidge has been thrilling generations of kids for years. The show will be back for a reboot Christmas Eve 2020 with a festive special called Saucy Nancy.

Who plays soggy Boggart in Worzel Gummidge?

Worzel Gummidge (TV Series 2019– ) - Colin Michael Carmichael as Soggy Bogart - IMDb.

Where was the new series of Worzel Gummidge filmed?

Filming took place over the summer of 2019, and Ashridge Estate in Hertfordshire provided the backdrop for the closing scenes in the final film.

Worzel Gummidge: Christmas 2019 - FIRST LOOK

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Will there be any more episodes of Worzel Gummidge?

Worzel Gummidge will return to BBC One for a trio of new specials, it's been announced. Mackenzie Crook will reprise his role inspired by the classic books by Barbara Euphan Todd. Also directing, Mackenzie will star in three new one-hour films titled Guy Forks, Twitchers and Calliope Jane which will air later in 2021.

Is Worzel Gummidge on BritBox?

BritBox - Worzel Gummidge (Classic) S1. Jon Pertwee & Una Stubbs star in this hit 80s childrens show about a scatter-brained scarecrow. Worzel lives in a field but is partial to sneaking off for a spot of adventure.

Who plays Worzel Gummidge 2020?

As noted by IMDb, Shirley stars in the 2020 special alongside a number of performers: Mackenzie Crook as Worzel Gummidge. Vanessa Redgrave as Peg.

Where was saucy Nancy filmed 2020?

Filming was delayed due to Covid and as a result the cast were working in torrential rain and chilly conditions on wild moorlands and shorelines. Both Henderson and Crook wore extensive prosthetics for Worzel Gummidge: Saucy Nancy, a road trip filmed on moorland and at the seaside.

Is Aunt Sally in the new Worzel Gummidge?

Worzel Gummidge – Aunt Sally

Worzel Gummidge, who originally appeared in a series of books by the novelist Barbara Euphan Todd, was a scarecrow that could come to life. ... In the new TV adaptation Aunt Sally is once again a bitter, maiden aunt, who has been languishing for years in a museum storeroom.

Who was the first Worzel Gummidge?

Frank Atkinson was the first person to play the role on television in 1953, and former Doctor Who actor Jon Pertwee took the lead role from 1979 to 1981 in the Southern Television series Worzel Gummidge, originally produced in the UK (this series was ranked among the top 50 greatest British children's programmes).

How many heads did Worzel Gummidge have?

Ten Heads Are Better Than One.

What accent did Worzel Gummidge have?

Worzel was a scarecrow with interchangeable heads for specific activities such as thinking, dancing or working. He had a comedy West Country accent and spent 30 episodes getting into tight spots from which he had to be rescued by a pair of kids. There was nothing he liked more than "a cup o' tea an' a slice o' cake".

Where is Scatterbrook?

Scenes on Scatterbrook Farm were filmed at Valence End Farm, which is situated next to Whipsnade Zoo just outside of Dunstable in Bedfordshire. As for Ten Acre Field, scenes set there were shot in the countryside by Berry Bushes Farm in King's Langley, Hertfordshire.

Who plays Fancy Nancy in Worzel Gummidge?

Saucy Nancy was played by none other than the legendary Dame Barbara Windsor in the original Worzel Gummidge. She starred in the original kids show alongside famous actors of the day, including Billy Connolly, Bill Maynard, Joan Sims, Lorraine Chase.

Who plays earthy Mangold?

Worzel Gummidge (TV Series 2019– ) - Francesca Mills as Earthy Mangold - IMDb.

Who is the new Aunt Sally in Worzel Gummidge?

Rosy-cheeked temptress Aunt Sally has been replaced by an altogether darker version in the new BBC adaptation of Worzel Gummidge this Christmas. Actress Vicki Pepperdine has told how her version of the fairground doll is a far cry from the 1980s character made famous by Una Stubbs.