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A comedy science-fiction series by ITV with the emphasis
on comedy, not much in the way of fiction, and very little science at all.
It was an average late 80s-early 90s children's drama, with the only
really notable performance being Andrew O'Conner's as the Computer who
keeps picking up invasive radio and tv influences which disturb his normal
performance.
The sequel, Kappatoo II was made the following
year and shown in the same weekday children's slot. Some of the younger
stars, particularly the girls, were quite natural in their acting, but the
performances of others, especially the character of Sigmasix, contained
more wood than a tree. And of course there was Nicholas Parsons and the
talking cows...
Episode timings include commercial breaks.
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(Story details unavailable)
Producer: Ray Marshall
Director: Alistair Clarke
Script Editor: Nicole Cruverien
Music: Debbie Wiseman
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A Worldwide International Television Production for
Tyne Tees Television
12 colour 30-minute episodes
(ITV)
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Simon Cashmere was just minding his own business when
his time twin Kappatoo came back from the 23rd Century to ask a favour.
Zeta is up to mischief, although the Computer is some help for a change
when he manages to discover her secret. Kappatoo takes Simon's place in
the 20th Century, and almost gets found out when he is accused of being an
alien. Sigmasix follows on a mission to take Kappatoo back but ends up
kidnapping Lucy.
(Production Details Not Available)
A Worldwide International Television Production for Tyne Tees
Television
12 colour 30-minute episodes
Time After Time
It's About Time
Bad Timing
Bang On Time
Wrong Time, Wrong Place
Dangerous Times
(9th April - 14th May 1992)
(ITV)
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