Round The Twist Season 4

It’s the bicentenary of Port Niranda and the centrepiece of the celebrations is a play directed by Mr Snapper. Mr Snapper’s ‘performers’ include the Twist and Gribble families, but they are absolutely woeful. Mr Snapper foresees dark clouds of disaster. When the ghosts of the theatrical performers, the Von Clapps, see their opportunity to impersonate the Twists and get their final curtain call, they put on an incredible show that is truly out of this world!

For a long time now, Bronson has been avoiding his cleaning duties around the lighthouse. But now, the dust has come home to roost and Bronson has to do his duty. Little does he know that the Lintmonster under his bed is swelling up with all the dust, grime and smelly socks from around the lighthouse and Bronson has to clean up the Lintmonster in a dust-defying showdown.

Linda discovers an old atomiser and finds that when she sprays herself she becomes invisible. In fact, when she takes all her clothes off, you wouldn’t know where she is. Meanwhile, to impress some girls, Pete volunteers to ride a horse in a cross-country race. Pete’s never been on a horse’s back, so Linda agrees to help him. When they are the first past the post, Linda reveals more than the fact that she’s holding the reins.

Count Dracumite, a Transylvanian flea, escapes from the flea circus and bites Pete. When the sun goes down, Pete becomes a werewolf and goes on the prowl. While the locals are taken aback to see Pete falling for Fiona’s dog, Miss Offenbach, his family are trying to rescue him before time runs out and he becomes a full-blooded, full-time werewolf.

When the TV takes over the remote control, the Twist kids find themselves behaving like their favourite TV stars. Pete’s like Rick Rockjaw, the jock footballer. Linda becomes Mary Moore, the alliterating investigative journalist. Bronson is Jack Geddes, tough-guy private eye. When the Twists are suddenly sucked into their TV, they soon discover their heroes are total phonies and the TV stars threaten to turn the Twists off forever.

The Rat, a jumpy, accident-prone crim escapes from jail and comes to Port Niranda, where he has hidden his loot. Meanwhile, Bronson wants to be rich like the Gribbles. Gribbs tells him that one of the tricks to getting rich is to face his fear by staying overnight in the cemetery. Bronson finds more in Old Man Crenshaw’s grave than a skeleton.

Linda is trying to get elected to the student council. Her slogan is ‘Linda Listens’, but lately she’s always too busy talking to really listen. To impress Hugh, the skateboarding hunk, Linda gets her hair done. The apprentice hairdresser uses too much lotion and overcooks Linda’s head. Linda suddenly finds herself hearing people’s thoughts. Now Linda truly is listening and is able to tell the voters exactly what they want to hear.

Mr Gribble suddenly has a spring in his step. He’s discovered that Port Niranda has the potential to become the Mineral Water capital of the world - and he’s ready to milk it for all it’s worth. When Jade, a beautiful new girl, arrives at school, Pete leaps for her and soon discovers that beauty is only skin deep.

Bronson’s exploring the cliff top, looking for bad smells when he crash lands in a huge bird’s nest. The owner of the nest, a big, strange, boy-faced bird, follows Bronson home and crash lands in his bedroom. Whilst recuperating in the shed, the Boy Bird sings the most beautiful, ethereal song. Bronson thinks he’s going to be famous. Everyone wants to exploit the bird and the fate of Boy Bird is in Bronson’s hands.

During a total eclipse, Linda’s shadow breaks free and tells her the bad news. She’s boring! With Linda’s shadow now in charge, Linda starts to live the wild life, until she comes face to face with the Shadow Master.

Pete fixes an old radio and is blasted back in time to the Second World War. Colin, a soldier who’s watching out for enemy ships, gets distracted when his girlfriend, Helen, falls in love with Pete. While Colin’s back is turned, the enemy ships sail by and change the outcome of war. Pete and Linda come back to the present and see everything’s different. They realise they have to go back to the past to save the world from Mr Gribble, who has become a dictator.

Bronson feels insecure and invents a superhero alter ego, Skunkman. Equipped with an armory of pong bombs, Skunkman starts doing good deeds and soon gets a reputation as the smelliest superhero around town. It’s not long before Bronson realises being a superhero isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and he decides to put away his cape. But not before he has to contend with Gribbs, who is obsessed with uncovering the disgrace behind the face.

All along Pete has been desperate for a girlfriend. He’s stunned when he meets Ariel, a most beautiful girl who is the princess of Avalon, a floating island that is the last remnant of Atlantis. The island is desperate for people so she invites all the children to come with her to this perfect world. The only catch is, once they’ve gone, they can never return.