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| Britain's other Fab Four |
In its early years, The Disney Channel was the classiest thing on cable, and it sported a lineup of amazing shows the entire family could enjoy together. There was
Five Mile Creek, the sprawling tale of Australia's first stagecoach line.
The much-loved
Avonlea continued the
Anne of Green Gables saga. And then there was
The Wind in the Willows, the most elaborate, literate and wonderfully acted stop-motion animated series ever to grace the tube.
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| Toad disrupts dinner and annoys Badger...again. |
Produced by Cosgrove Hall (of Danger Mouse fame), this funny, gentle and sometimes heartbreaking show followed the lives of Toad, Mole, Rat and Badger after the events of the famous novel (and the Disney film. And Mr. Toad's Wild Ride).
