Worzel Gummidge

Siblings Susan and John arrive at Scatterbrook Farm to little fanfare. Worzel is strictly forbidden from talking to humans, but after mistaking John and Susan for fellow scarecrows his game is up.

John and Susan prepare for afternoon tea with the village free spirit, Lady Bloomsbury Barton. She is busy organising a charity fundraiser that includes a prize for the best-looking scarecrow, and Worzel sees a chance to put his "good looks" to use.

Adventure unfurls in a rare trip out of Scatterbrook: Worzel gets to see a wild moorland and the spectacular white cliffs of Seashell that provide the backdrop to this story of friendship and belonging.

On Bonfire Night, Worzel's cousin Guy Forks arrives to take his rightful place on top of the bonfire. But when he needs someone to take his place, is Worzel up to the job?

When a flock of choughs turns up at Scatterbrook Farm, Worzel is keen to seize the chance to scare such a rarely seen bird. His plans are soon scuppered when a group of avid birdwatchers moves in.

When a travelling fair comes to Scatterbrook, Worzel tells John and Susan the legend of a fair with an enchanted organ that sends humans to sleep so scarecrows can enjoy the rides without being seen.