Talk:The Third Eye (TV series)
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Is "The Witches and the Grinnygog" the series which featured a garden gnome? Or was that some other Nickelodeon program? Shoehorn 22:15, 14 April 2006 (UTC)
The grinnygog was a little statue, sort of like a friendly-looking gargoyle, a little boy found it and put it in his garden, the way you would put a garden gnome in your garden. So I am pretty sure that is what you are thinking of. But of course, like all of us "Grinnygog" fans, I am working from memory.
I do think that a "spoiler warning" should be on the page.
--KEVP
- Shoehorn, you are correct. --tuttlemsm
[edit] Children of the Stones
Since "Children of the Stones" is available on DVD (whereas "Into the Labyrinth" and "The Witches and the Grinnygog" aren't available on anything) is it wise to list a site where it can be obtained illegally?
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