Mackenzie Crook channels everyone's inner childhood as Peregrine's travelling fair comes to Scatterbrook.
Worzel would love to go to the fair. The children Susan and John will certainly be attending.
When they learn of a legend of an organ at the fair sends humans to sleep when played. The children have a chance to let Worzel enjoy the fair.
The key is Calliope Jane who knows how to play the organ but she is in a museum along with Aunt Sally. Soggy Bogart wants Jane to escape so he and his gang could also go to the fair.
A slight but enchanting tale. The Braithwaites now regard the Susan and John as their own as they become closer as a family unit.
Mr Peregrine (Bill Bailey) descended from a generation of fair owners has memories of his own childhood. When one night he woke up and saw scarecrows and dolls enjoying the funfair. A memory he has always wanted to relive.
Then there are the simple pleasures of Soggy Bogart and his gang on the merry go round with motorbikes. It is just their kind of transport.
Worzel would love to go to the fair. The children Susan and John will certainly be attending.
When they learn of a legend of an organ at the fair sends humans to sleep when played. The children have a chance to let Worzel enjoy the fair.
The key is Calliope Jane who knows how to play the organ but she is in a museum along with Aunt Sally. Soggy Bogart wants Jane to escape so he and his gang could also go to the fair.
A slight but enchanting tale. The Braithwaites now regard the Susan and John as their own as they become closer as a family unit.
Mr Peregrine (Bill Bailey) descended from a generation of fair owners has memories of his own childhood. When one night he woke up and saw scarecrows and dolls enjoying the funfair. A memory he has always wanted to relive.
Then there are the simple pleasures of Soggy Bogart and his gang on the merry go round with motorbikes. It is just their kind of transport.