Display title | Round the Twist |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Round the Twist was an Australian TV show that every Aussie and Brit in their teens, 20s and even early 30s[when?] (the first season was broadcast in 1989) remembers watching when growing up. The show was about the Twist family -- 14-year-old twins Pete and Linda, little brother Bronson and widowed father Tony, a.k.a. "Dad" -- who live inside a lighthouse that seems to be a beacon for the supernatural. Ghosts, weird creatures and mysterious magical objects abound--from magic gumleaves to haunted toilets to super-power-inducing underwear, the show revelled in the weird, the revolting, and the downright disturbing. |