Overview
The BBC brings to the small screen a magical adaptation of the C.S. Lewis seven-volume series The Chronicles of Narnia. The series covers the first four books over the course of three seasons with 18 thirty minute episodes. Season one brings The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe to life in a six episode installment. Season 2 covers Prince Caspian over the course two episodes, and then The Voyage of The Dawn Trader in 4 more episodes. The third season consists of a six-part adaptation of The Silver Chair. The BBC rendition of The Chronicles of Narnia first aired in 1988 and ended in 1990.



S. Z. Reepicheep is just hilarious, albeit poor)
although Narnia will never spoil for me))
1. The BBC was very disappointed, somehow very bad... At all... Special effects, even for an 87-year-old, are terrible... Of course, the hand-drawn + costumes looked even worse, it was necessary to decide and choose one thing. And what is the most incomprehensible thing that all animals could not be made like Aslan? He was quite on the level. He looked passable even now.
2. Lucy - this girl is just terrible, ranging from malocclusion to constant tantrums on the screen.
Of the advantages:
1. In general, the acting is very good.
2. In general, a detailed follow-up to the original, although in some moments something is missing and in the end there are no causal relationships and everything looks bad. But in general it is very close to the original.
But I'm a child of the modern world, and that's why I barely looked at it and was unhappy with the time I spent, alas.