The Kids From O.W.L. - Series Two, Episode One

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The Kids From O.W.L. - Series Two, Episode One

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Armed with laser beam-firing crutches and computerised wheelchairs, 'The Kids' are a crime-fighting duo of physically-disabled teenagers working for O.W.L. (Organisation for World Liberty) to defeat the evil S.L.I.M.E. (Southern Latitude's International Movement for Evil!). Directed by Kim Gabara, this opener for the second series of the fondly-remembered show sees the kids foil a kidnap, enlist a new member, and steal a dangerous weapon: the 'Stickling Solidifier'. Neon alert: aficionados wi...

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Video

Date created

1984

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wheelchair / laser / graphics / crime / space invaders / apple / computers / handicapped / disabled / blindness / christchurch / children / childrens / 1980s / eighties / 80s / science fiction / sci fi / sci-fi / disability

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