#Secrets of sulphur springs time out series

#Secrets of sulphur springs time out series

Of course, unlike 'Dinosaurs,' which was basically composed of unrelated episodes, this series tells a coherent story, so, there's a risk that the writers or the producers eventually do something wrong and break it, like padding the show with meaningless episodes or unnecessary drama. The actors are good (and they improve as the series advances), the script is well written, the production is excellent (scenarios, musical score, props, background) and the pace is fast, with lots happening in the 25 min of each episode. At first, nothing is explained, but the connection is established right in the first episode: some kids discover that there's a 'portal' linking the present days with the past, around the time the girl disappeared. 30 years later, a man blows all his savings to buy the decayed hotel and move in with his unhappy and comprehensibly frustrated family, for reasons he can't/doesn't want to explain. A girl goes missing, somehow causing a hotel to be closed. Spoiler alert! You should know the drill. I, personally, don't think that's a problem, as long as the show is well done. Actually, it's so much like an episode of TTZ that some people may find it cliché. It's more like an episode of 'The Twilight Zone' (1959) rewritten as a series. That's not to say that it's not entertaining for children, but that it's not Disney Channel's regular brainless junk. It's the same with this show, it has a bunch of kids running around, doing some goofy things, but it's NOT a show aimed for children. Remember Disney's 'Dinosaurs' (1991)? It was NOT a children's show, although it was built to look so. If you are in doubt if you should or not watch this series, here's a quick check: if you like most of Disney Channel's series (shows like 'Whatever Place' and 'Whoever Montana'), then this series is probably not for you. Hopefully there is a season 2 coming soon. Surprisingly, the children's acting is far superior to the adults' acting. Not likely to win any awards or make it to the big screen, but it's good for what it is. The plot and acting were fairly good for a Disney show. Even my 38 year-old husband got into the series and got annoyed when we watched an episode without him and Insisted we rewind it. This show was creepy and mysterious enough to keep you interested, but not so scary to deter younger children. It reminds me of those 'quality' Disney shows we remember from back in the day where the story was family oriented but engaging across the age span. However, we both agree that they don't make them like that anymore. I always loved watching Disney with her because it brought back the nostalgia of my childhood watching The Famous Jett Jackson, Fastforward, and Even Stevens. According to Kelly Frye, the character Nick Campbell is a cameo to her real-life husband's name.I have a younger teen daughter and when she was a child we enjoyed watching Disney shows like 'Good Luck Charlie', 'Shake It Up', and 'Wizards of Waverly Place'.Like the Season 1 and Season 2 finales, this episode ends on a cliffhanger.Griffin asks who the kid is with a reply saying, “Your son.” A kid appears from the hatch telling them it would be a big mistake to break the radio. Griffin and Harper return to break the radio but they realize someone is using it. Future Griffin and Harper are seen kissing and soon the present Griffin and Harper do the same. Griffin and Harper are alone in what appears to be in the middle of a sport game layout. Griffin and Harper go to the future “one last time” and see themself at a dance. Griffin’s parents return as Savannah has to leave. He tells the kids it’s time for him to go back to his family. At The Tremont, the kids try to find Sam who is outside. All tension is released and Griffin’s mom wakes up in the hospital realizing that the spirit is gone.

Judge Walker starts to be powerless against everyone and is soon gone. As Griffin grabs Harper’s hand, he explains the power of love and so do the rest.

Griffin and the rest explain to the spirit how love is very powerful and it’s said to see that the Judge will never experience that. Ruby, Sam, Harper, Griffin, Savannah, Wyatt, Topher and Zoey are left to get the spirit to leave. There, Sam tells the kids it’s not safe and to get out, but the ghost traps and locks everyone in. Griffin and the rest of the kids realize Griffin’s mom is in that ambulance.

Griffin’s mom is rushed to the hospital due to the ghost, Judge Walker, attacking her.