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This
is the original fansite totally dedicated to the fantastic adventures
of T-Bag, everybody's favourite tea-swilling sorceress.
The
website has now been running for 10 years, has moved twice, and
has scored several hundred thousand hits in its time (counting
all the times the counter has reset due to moves, software glitches,
etc). We house some of the original costumes, many private photos
taken by the crew, the surviving costume design sketches by Raymond
Childe, and a host of publicity photos, magazine articles, exclusive
interviews, and details of original props, not to mention details
on how we constructed faithful replicas of both props and costumes!
So
come on in - the T-Set is alive and kicking and ready for you
within these pages!
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Newsflash!!

Fantom Films has organised an event to be held
in February 2012. It will include special guests, interview panels, autograph
signings (including 2 free autographs per payinng visitor) and lots more...
Tickets are £30 each and there are only 60
tickets, so click on the above link quick for full details and to book
your ticket now!!
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Well let me give a brief introduction...
The
"T-Bag" series was a product of Thames Television (now
part of Fremantle Media) and ran from the early Eighties to the
early Nineties. It was written by Lee Pressman and Grant Cathro
(writers of Americanised burger sitcom "Spatz", "Mike
and Angelo" and various episodes of "The Tomorrow People").
The basic storyline in each series was that a power-crazed witch
(T-Bag) had taken up residence inside some object in a junk shop
belonging to a boy (Thomas) and his Grandad. She would oust whoever
else was living in the object and create a T-Room for herself. T-Bag
would then make her presence known by kidnapping Thomas (who was
thenceforth known as T-Shirt) and forcing him to be her servant
(or T-Caddy) to keep her magical powers strong by making endless
cups of tea from the leaves of her evil T-Plant.
Into
the picture comes a sweet, innocent young girl who then happens
across the object in the shop and meets the character that has been
usurped by T-Bag. Invariably, that character knows how to banish
T-Bag (always involving a number of mystical artefacts that T Bag
has stolen and scattered about the place so as to avoid banishment).
The young girl then has to go and collect them all back up again
and restore them to their rightful place.
There
are some variations to this story, but the outcome is almost always
that T-Bag is destroyed in the end. That's the intro, now click
on a link in the menu (left) to find out more!
One last word before you go on - I have produced all of the images
and the content of this site myself and have spent many long hours
doing it, so if anyone out there is thinking of producing another
T-Bag Web page, please could you email
me and ask if you wish to use any images, sounds, etc. before
you use them? If you do, then I can supply a link to your site here,
also!
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T-Bag
on DVD |
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Although
the first and second series are being released, we want them all!
Come on people, let's keep up the pace!
Imagine
being able to watch T-Bag with a crystal clear picture that doesn't
look as though it has been copied again and again and again and
again and.... Imagine being able to watch it over and over without
fear of the video chewing up your precious recordings. Imagine
not having to worry about where you store your ancient recordings
in case they go mouldy and are ruined, instead having resilient
disks that can last up to 100 years (apparently). Let's get T-Bag
released on DVD. Sign
the petition.
In
the meantime, don't forget to head over to Fantom Films to pick
up your copy of the T. Bag Reunion Documentary!

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