Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTwin teens Rachel and Theo vacation in Auckland, reuniting with Mr. Jones who rescued them from woods years ago. Jones is an alien fighter needing their help against giant slug creatures led... Leer todoTwin teens Rachel and Theo vacation in Auckland, reuniting with Mr. Jones who rescued them from woods years ago. Jones is an alien fighter needing their help against giant slug creatures led by Wilberforce, planning world domination.Twin teens Rachel and Theo vacation in Auckland, reuniting with Mr. Jones who rescued them from woods years ago. Jones is an alien fighter needing their help against giant slug creatures led by Wilberforce, planning world domination.
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I was looking for this series for years because I never knew the title. In Holland the show was known as "Monster Planet" and everybody else,as well as I,called it the "Mud Monsters".
Does anyone know if this show is available on VHS or DVD? Or else,a BIG begging to every TV-station in Holland to run this show again,please please!!
I saw it about 10 years ago and those monsters,especially Mr. Wilberforce: the alien chief.I will find quite funny now,but still I want to see it again.
Does anyone know if this show is available on VHS or DVD? Or else,a BIG begging to every TV-station in Holland to run this show again,please please!!
I saw it about 10 years ago and those monsters,especially Mr. Wilberforce: the alien chief.I will find quite funny now,but still I want to see it again.
I saw this when I was extremely young and it scared the living daylights out of me too! I was scared just going to bed in the night time for ages after , it really was scarier than anything else i ever saw when i was younger or anything I've ever seen since! Strangely enough i am a little nostalgic for the same reasons, would be interesting to see it now. The monsters were extremely scary and as far as I can remember there were no points when I actually felt the characters were safe. If I remember correctly the children had two rings or stones, blue and red and they had to somehow use them together to destroy the swamp like monsters. I think it ended well or with some sort of possibility in the future that the alien things would return.
My sister and I saw this on Nickelodeon when we were children (in the 80's sometime) and it completely messed with our heads. It made us afraid to walk by a large bush in our neighborhood, because it was the same shape as the slug people. To be honest, I don't remember many of the details of the plot, but I have thought about this show until now (I'm in my 30's), and my sister and I still reminisce about it, and I'm sure there are others out there like us! This and "The Tomorrow People" are great examples of the innovative, weird, and challenging programming of Nickelodeon of the 80's- It's dark and strange, and even though it scared me, I am nostalgic for those times!
Under the Mountain is a science fiction adventure, based on the novel by Maurice Gee. Set in Auckland, New Zealand, two red haired twins called Rachel and Theo are staying with their Uncle and Aunt for a holiday.
> An old man called Mr Jones is interested in the twins for a special reason. Mr Jones is the last surviving member of an alien civilization. His people were at war with another race of creatures who go from planet to planet, turning worlds into mud and stone. The Earth will be next unless the twins can stop them. The invading aliens are shapeless, tentacled creatures who can assume human form. They are known only as the Wilberforces...
This was a very good show. The first time I saw Under the Mountain I was actually living in New Zealnd. I recognized a lot of the places Rachel and Theo went to because I was born in Auckland: the familiar volcanoes Rangitoto and Mt Eden, the district Takapuna, even the library. When I saw it again some years later I actually felt home sick. The story was also good because it wasn't too predictable. You actually wonder if Earth really has a chance when the future depends on two young twins.
> An old man called Mr Jones is interested in the twins for a special reason. Mr Jones is the last surviving member of an alien civilization. His people were at war with another race of creatures who go from planet to planet, turning worlds into mud and stone. The Earth will be next unless the twins can stop them. The invading aliens are shapeless, tentacled creatures who can assume human form. They are known only as the Wilberforces...
This was a very good show. The first time I saw Under the Mountain I was actually living in New Zealnd. I recognized a lot of the places Rachel and Theo went to because I was born in Auckland: the familiar volcanoes Rangitoto and Mt Eden, the district Takapuna, even the library. When I saw it again some years later I actually felt home sick. The story was also good because it wasn't too predictable. You actually wonder if Earth really has a chance when the future depends on two young twins.
All I remember from this show is the basic storyline. I Remember something like glowing communication "eggs"! that the twins had.
Now! here comes my Scary memories of this show: Although I recall it as being awesome, there was one thing that freaked me out. THE CAR (LOL), Stupid I know, but hey i'm not into cars except for my fascination with the Pontiac ("Original Knight Rider") and Lamborgini's (Mostly the "SL"). ANYWAY... That Black (I think - a 1930 Pontiac Two Door Sedan), ""Corrections welcome"" freaked me out. I was approx. 9 or 10 when I saw this show, (maybe even 8). Shortly after watching this show I moved into a block of flats with a parking bay underneath. Now! in this parking bay there was this "IDENTICAL" Black car which was ALWAYS there. It Never Moved (Day or Night) for +-2Yrs even after I moved again and happened to walk past on my way to school. Now at that age it made no sense whatsoever as cars are meant to move to and from places. I'm sure you see the link.
Well thats it. Would love to see it again and can't wait for the remake that is coming soon.
cya!
Now! here comes my Scary memories of this show: Although I recall it as being awesome, there was one thing that freaked me out. THE CAR (LOL), Stupid I know, but hey i'm not into cars except for my fascination with the Pontiac ("Original Knight Rider") and Lamborgini's (Mostly the "SL"). ANYWAY... That Black (I think - a 1930 Pontiac Two Door Sedan), ""Corrections welcome"" freaked me out. I was approx. 9 or 10 when I saw this show, (maybe even 8). Shortly after watching this show I moved into a block of flats with a parking bay underneath. Now! in this parking bay there was this "IDENTICAL" Black car which was ALWAYS there. It Never Moved (Day or Night) for +-2Yrs even after I moved again and happened to walk past on my way to school. Now at that age it made no sense whatsoever as cars are meant to move to and from places. I'm sure you see the link.
Well thats it. Would love to see it again and can't wait for the remake that is coming soon.
cya!
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- TriviaThe series aired in The Netherlands from 1987-88 under the title "Moddermonsters", which translates into "Mud Monsters".
- Citas
Rachel Matheson: Go down, people of the mud!
- ConexionesReferenced in Making Under the Mountain (2010)
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