If you thought we were living in cursed times, just remember that Round The Twist existed and all of a sudden things will start to feel a bit more normal.
Now, some legend at the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) has started uploading full-length episodes of Round The Twist to their Twisted Lunchbox YouTube channel.
Remember that logo at the end a bunch Aussie kids show in the 90s and 2000s? Yep, that’s the ACTF logo.
So now you can spend your iso days reliving the supernatural chaos that constantly besieged Port Niranda and its goddamn lighthouse.
And honestly… what the fuck were we watching back then?
It’s genuinely surprising that seeing Pete give birth to a tree dryad didn’t traumatise an entire generation.
To think that this was not only designed for children, but even shown in primary schools is wild.
And now it’s online, in all its supernatural glory, for us to binge-watch.
There’s also the unforgettable pilot episode, where a ghost haunts the outdoor loo of the family’s lighthouse. Very normal premise for a very normal kid’s show.
It’s not just 90s kids who who can relive their childhood, because the ACTF is uploading more recent shows too.
There are full-length eps of Noah & Saskia, Genie From Down Under, Mortified, Fleabitten and more.
The ACTF’s uploading episodes every Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, which is honestly a bloody godsend when people are somehow running out of things to binge-watch.
Now we finally have just the thing to watch after a long day of school isolation.
