WinnersTemporada 2
A collection of different stories studying how humans react and emote with each other.
Onde assistir Winners • Temporada 2
6 episódios
- His Master's Ghost
E1His Master's GhostFlea is spending his vacation at a music camp in a spooky old mansion. But he is more interested in scaring people with practical jokes, than in music. When tales of a ghost start to surface, Flea is determined to track it down, and finds himself in a horror story better than anything he could invent. - Boy SoldiersE2
Boy SoldiersIn 1910, the Australian Government passed a law requiring all boys between 14 and 17 to register for compulsory military training. Fourteen-year-old, Will Barnes, is a conscientious objector, sentenced to three months training at Fort Queenscliff. There he meets opposition, but also wins admirers by sticking to his beliefs. - The Big Wish
E3The Big WishPrince Wilton from the Enchanted Realm of the Faeries has been sent to Earth to dispose of seven wishes in the human world before sundown. If Prince Wilton doesn't give away these wishes, the Faeries will lose their powers. Fortunately he meets Christopher Walter Pratt (C.W.) who believes in him and his wishes. C.W doesn't realise, however, that the last wish lasts forever. - Mr. Edmund
E4Mr. EdmundThe Sydney Harbour Bridge might look good on postcards, but it's a different thing if you have to live right under it, like Cherry and her kid brother, Sam. Their mum runs a boarding house and she's so busy all the time she forgets how to dream. But things change when Mr Edmund comes to stay. He believes that dreams can come true and he's going to show them all how to make sure they do. - Second Childhood
E5Second ChildhoodMark and his friends discover they've lived before. Not only that, they were famous and important people. Mark is elated - his father always wanted him to be "a somebody". Then Mark and the others find they are responsible for several of the world's big problems. So Henry Ford, Queen Victoria, Albert Einstein and Phar Lap set out to make up for what they've done. Never has a school history project been so dangerous, exciting - or hilarious.
