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The BBC series (1988–1990), a separate version · right after the 1988 serial

Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (BBC, 1989)

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Two books in one season: 2 episodes of Caspian, 4 of the ship

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Quick recap

Two books in six episodes. In the first two, Susan's horn calls the Pevensies back to Narnia, where they find the ruins of Cair Paravel. Trumpkin the dwarf tells them about Caspian, the prince who fled his usurping uncle, Miraz. The siblings join the Narnians in hiding, Peter challenges Miraz to a duel, and Aslan wakes the land. In the next four episodes, only Edmund and Lucy return, with cousin Eustace, pulled through a painting onto the ship of Caspian, now king. The voyage east takes in the Lone Islands, the island where Eustace becomes a dragon and Ramandu's home, all the way to the Silver Sea, where Reepicheep sails on alone to Aslan's Country.

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Hidden details

  1. CameoWarwick Davis is Reepicheep

    Swashbuckling mouse Reepicheep is Warwick Davis, Willow himself and Star Wars' Wicket. He'd return to Narnia on the big screen in 2008.

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  2. Behind the scenesCaspian gets just two episodes

    Prince Caspian only fills the first 2 episodes. The other 4 belong to the Dawn Treader's voyage.

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  3. ReferenceThe Witch, with a new face

    Barbara Kellerman, the 1988 White Witch, turns up in Prince Caspian as the hag who wants to bring her back.

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