Garth and Bev

Garth and Bev is an Irish television series for preschoolers produced by Kavaleer Productions and broadcast on RTÉ, CBeebies, TVOKids, and BBC2. It was first broadcast on RTÉ Two on 11 January 2010.[1]

Garth and Bev
Directed byAndrew Kavanagh
StarringDaniel Culleton
Flo McSweeney
Mia Murphy
Theme music composerTony Atkins
Country of originIreland
Original languageEnglish
Production
Production companyKaveleer Productions
Release
Original networkCBeebies
RTÉ Two

Plot

Garth and Bev is set in the Bronze Age and centres on the adventures of Garth and his little sister Bev. Garth and Bev are no ordinary children, though; they are also time travellers. With the help of their grandfather, a mystical druid with magical abilities, they travel through time and learn how nature has influenced modern day inventions.

Themes

Garth & Bev is all about using creativity and problem solving, and these are things that Garth and Bev do in each episode. The show also has an emphasis on the wonderment of nature, suggesting that, more often than not, for every modern invention, nature already has an answer.

Characters

Garth is eight and has always been a great artist, cave drawing from an early age. His other passion in inventing, as well as meeting inventors and learning from them. Bev is six, and very sharp for her age. She loves time travelling with Garth, and will often be the first to discover the solution to Grandfather Lír's challenge. Lír is Garth and Bev's grandfather. He is a wise druid with magical abilities. Lír sets his grandchildren challenges and treats them with an adventure through time if they get it right and discover something new.[2]

References

  1. "Copernicus, Kavaleer Take Garth and Bev from Bronze Age to Space Age". Animation World Network. 11 February 2009.
  2. "Kavaleer's Garth & Bev are getting social". Cookie Web. 3 December 2009.


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