The Dreamstone

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  • 1990
  • 4 Seasons
  • 7.9  (404)

The Dreamstone was a British animated television series that aired on ITV from 1990 to 1995. The show was created by Mike Jupp and Martin Gates Productions, and it was primarily aimed at children. The series follows the adventures of the Dream Maker and his young apprentices as they attempt to protect the Dreamstone, a powerful talisman that controls dreams, from falling into the hands of the evil Lord Zordrak.

The Dream Maker is the wise and mysterious guardian of the Dreamstone. He is responsible for creating and distributing the dreams that sustain the universe. His two young apprentices, Rufus and Amberley, assist him in his duties. They are tasked with protecting the Dreamstone and keeping it out of the hands of Zordrak and his army of Urpneys.

Zordrak is the main antagonist of the show. He is a powerful and evil being who seeks to steal the Dreamstone so that he can control all the dreams in the universe. He commands an army of Urpneys, who are dim-witted creatures that exist solely to do his bidding.

The show is set in a magical realm called the Land of Dreams. The Dream Maker and his apprentices travel throughout the land, encountering various strange and wonderful creatures along the way. They also visit different worlds, each with its own unique inhabitants and challenges.

One of the most notable aspects of the show is its animation style. The animation is a combination of traditional hand-drawn animation and computer-generated imagery. The Dreamstone itself is a particularly impressive piece of animation, with its swirling colors and shifting patterns.

The voice cast of the show is led by Leonard Whiting, who provides the voice of the Dream Maker. Whiting is best known for his role as Romeo in the 1968 film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. Melvyn Hayes, Peter Craze, Gary Martin, Anthony Jackson, John Franklyn-Robbins, Jackie Clarke, and Ellie Beaven round out the rest of the cast.

The Dreamstone was well-received by both audiences and critics. Its imaginative setting, colorful characters, and engaging storylines made it a hit with children and adults alike. The show ran for a total of four seasons, comprising a total of 52 episodes.

In conclusion, The Dreamstone was a beloved British animated series that captured the hearts and imaginations of viewers of all ages. Its memorable characters, stunning animation, and thrilling adventures made it a timeless classic that continues to be enjoyed by fans around the world.

The Dreamstone is a series that is currently running and has 4 seasons (51 episodes). The series first aired on September 25, 1990.

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Urpjaws
13. Urpjaws
March 28, 1995
In order to freshen up the troops, Blob orders them to swim in the Sea of Destruction, but this soon puts them into direct contact with the Urpjaws, a new, mechanical shark created by Urpgor Meanhwile, a meteor shower hits Planet Dreamstone, cracking it's energy supply cover, in order to repair the damage, The Dreammaker sends Rufus and Amberly into the Sea of Destruction to recover a special sand, but the Urpjaws lies in wait...
The Spider-Mobile
12. The Spider-Mobile
March 21, 1995
Summary is not available.
Planet Prunus
11. Planet Prunus
March 14, 1995
Summary is not available.
The Jolly Bird
10. The Jolly Bird
March 7, 1995
Urpgor has created a ship capable of transporting the entire Uprney army to the Land of Dreams, but a rare mineral is needed to power it, Zordrack sends Urpgor,Blob and his men to the nest of the mystical Jolly Bird, where the mineral is located However, Rufus, Amberly and Spildit are on thier way to the Jolly Bird's lair, hoping that a tickle from the Bird's feathers will cheer a saddened Spildit up, and soon a confrontation ensues which puts the Jolly Bird's eggs in terrible jeapordy..
Hod
9. Hod
February 28, 1995
Summary is not available.
Horrible Aggorible
8. Horrible Aggorible
February 21, 1995
Summary is not available.
Little Urpip
7. Little Urpip
February 14, 1995
Urpgor's niece, Urpip has arrived, and is immediatly used by her uncle in a devious scheme to enter the Land of Dreams using a new Noop suit he has designed. But Urpip wants to take the Dreamstone for herself and flees using one of Urpgor's submarines, disguised as a Noop, she begins causing trouble that even the real Noops find diffucult to deal with.
Dreambubble Mixture
6. Dreambubble Mixture
February 7, 1995
Summary is not available.
The Basilic
5. The Basilic
January 31, 1995
Summary is not available.
Trouble with The Miners
4. Trouble with The Miners
January 24, 1995
One of Mr. Blossom's prised plants begins to wither, The Dreammaker sends Rufus and Amberly to the far side of the lake to find the "Grow Rock", which can cure the plant. Meanwhile, in the Land of Nightmares, Viltheed suffers a power cut and loses it's heating, Urpogor sends Sgt. Blob, Frizz and Nug to recover "Firerock" from Viltheed's mountains to restore the heat to the tower, but the Urpneys soon encounter problems with the miners in the Fire Rock mines, who have not yet been paid for the last amount of Firerock they extracted for Zordrack's lackeys...
The Substitute
3. The Substitute
January 10, 1995
Summary is not available.
Stowaways
2. Stowaways
January 17, 1995
Summary is not available.
Auntie Again
1. Auntie Again
January 3, 1995
Summary is not available.
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The Dreamstone is available for streaming on the ITV website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Dreamstone on demand at Amazon Prime and Tubi TV.
  • Premiere Date
    September 25, 1990
  • IMDB Rating
    7.9  (404)