(e11) Mrs Skinner: Patricia Hayes (e12) Arthur: Freddy Foote (e12) Aunty Flo: Hilda Braid (e13) Dr. Jane Matthews: Eileen Moore (e13) Director Quentin Lawrence Episodes The Sun in a Bottle (15 February 1970) Castle Saburac (22 February 1970) The Curse of Rapkyn (1 March 1970) The Witching Hour (8 March 1970) The Eye of Time (15 March 1970) The Magic Face (22 March 1970) The Telling Bone (29 March 1970) The Power of Adamcos (5 April 1970) The Demi Devil (12 April 1970) The House of the Sorcerer (19 April 1970) The Flying Broomsticks (26 April 1970) The Wisdom of Solomon (3 May 1970) The Trickery Lantern (10 May 1970) Series 2 This series was originally shown between Sunday 10 January 1971 and Sunday 4 April 1971 at 17.35–18.05 (all ITV regions except for ATV, the franchise holder in the Midlands.) The series was more an echo than a continuation of series 1, and apart from Catweazle himself, all characters were new. Peter Butterworth who appeared in one episode in series 1 appeared as a more continual character (in a new role) in series 2. Catweazle's home in series 2 was an abandoned railway building at "Duck Halt". His child contact this time is Cedric, an only child living in a very large mansion house. Cast Main characters Catweazle: Geoffrey Bayldon Cedric Collingford (aka Owlface): Gary Warren Lord Collingford: Moray Watson Lady Collingford (Dottie Darling): Elspet Gray (Henry) Groome: Peter Butterworth Mrs. Gowdie: Gwen Nelson Other characters Pickle: Bill Owen (episode 2) Publican: Jerold Wells (episode 2) Vandanti the Magician: Paul Eddington (episode 3) Inspector Pugh: Derek Francis (episode 4) Tearful Ted: Ronald Lacey (episode 4) Policeman: Tim Pearce (episode 4) Doctor Hawkins: Jonathan Elsom (episode 5) Jack Victor: Kenneth Cope (episode 6) Richardson: Tony Caunter (episode 6) John Gobling: Graham Crowden (episode 7) TV story teller: Peter Bayliss (episode 7) Mayor: Richard Caldicot (episode 7) Professors Oscar & Otto Habbleman: John Ringham (episode 8) Mrs. Hannah Habbleman: Hana-Maria Pravda (episode 8) Hackforth: David Cook (writer) (episode 9) Hector Kenley: Dudley Foster (episode 9) Colonel Arnold Dickenson: John Welsh (actor) (episode 10) Sgt. Jones: Tony Selby (episode 10) Archie Goodwin: Arthur Lovegrove (episode 11) Dr. Benjamin Wenik Derek Godfrey (episode 12) Boris: Roger Hammond (episode 13) Directors David Reid (7 episodes) David Lane (6 episodes) Episodes The Magic Riddle (10 January 1971) Duck Halt (17 January 1971) The Heavenly Twins