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Title: The Magic Boomerang (1965–1966)
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David Morgan | ... | Tom Thumbleton 39 episodes, 1965-1966 |
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Telford Jackson | ... | Daniel Thumbleton 39 episodes, 1965-1966 |
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Penelope Shelton | ... | Gwen Thumbleton 39 episodes, 1965-1966 |
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Rodney Pearlman | ... | 'Wombat' / ... 28 episodes, 1965 |
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A boy has a boomerang and when he throws it everything around him stopped,except him ,so he can do whatever we wants, including stopping crime.
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The second season (series in Australia) was shot in colour, and featured a completely different cast than the first. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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AustraliaRelease Date:
2 May 1965 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
Der Bumerang See more »Filming Locations:
Mount Macedon, Victoria, AustraliaCompany Credits
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Australian Broadcasting Commission, Fremantle International Inc., Pacific Films See more »
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Throw a boomerang and be amazed (if you throw it right) how long it spirals through the air... almost as if time stands still while you're watching it. And what if there really was a magic boomerang which paused time while it was flying? If you are a kid in the Sixties, that is unbelievably cool: think of all the problems you could solve! (problems are always a big part of the kid world).
This great kid's program came from Australia, so already it was exotic (but familiar) to children in Britain (like grey industrial Manchester, where I watched it), but this twist of a 'magic' boomerang really set it apart.
The key to a child's world of imagination is often slight and inconsequential or even unintelligible to adults. I can't remember much of the episodes, but this idea of a time-stopping boomerang has always stayed with me.