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Uncle Jack and the Dark Side of the MoonNewest Review: ... and stupid joke quotient to a level that was even intolerable to the eight-year-old me by having a main character named Mustafa Peepee leading to all sorts of “hilarious” dialogue exchanges, and Eldritch wisely decided to call it a day thereafter. Either that, or they just never asked him back. ‘Uncle Jack and the Dark Side of the Moon’ was repeated regularly enough within a couple of years ... more |
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by - written on 09/10/07 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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The third series of Jim Eldridge’s Children’s BBC drama ‘Uncle Jack’ is probably also the best, with a higher level of excitement, involvement and humour than before, although the series’ original environmental focus falls by the wayside in favour of a creepy science fiction plot that wouldn’t be out of place in ‘Doctor Who.’ Jack Green’s niece Kate writes to her uncle asking him to investigate mysterious goings-on at her boarding school in the fictional West Country town of Brimley-Crompton, where her friend Simon has been detained by the nurse under the suspicious story of a highly infectious disease (that the nurse seems oddly unaffected by). Also receiving a phone ... Read the complete review

