It was a shame this series only had ten episodes and there was no conclusion to the continuous story of the lost characters looking for 'Evoland' from whence they could all go back to their proper time frames. The main five actors are fine in their roles and one gets to like them all. One wanted them all to get back home. There is humour and drama and peril and emotion on the journey, not heavy handed but done in an entertaining way with some good guest stars including John Saxon, Mel Ferrer, Lew Ayres and Joan Collins. Some scenes are quite creepy for a family oriented programme.
Like a lot of older television it may seem a little slow to some people who want eye-popping visuals every few minutes but it has good stories and it tells them well. I was glad to go on the fantastic journey with Varian, Fred, Liana, Scott and Willaway. Not to mention the cute telepathic cat Sil-El who who never got an acting credit which was a shame.
Like a lot of older television it may seem a little slow to some people who want eye-popping visuals every few minutes but it has good stories and it tells them well. I was glad to go on the fantastic journey with Varian, Fred, Liana, Scott and Willaway. Not to mention the cute telepathic cat Sil-El who who never got an acting credit which was a shame.