The Evermoor Chronicles
The Evermoor Chronicles is a British television series that aired on Disney Channel.[3] It was produced by Lime Pictures with filming taking place in the spring of 2014.[3] The series premiered on 10 October 2014 on Disney Channel (UK and Ireland), on 17 October 2014 on Disney Channel in the United States[4][5] and Family Channel in Canada,[6] and on 31 October 2014 on Disney Channel (Australia and New Zealand).[7]
| The Evermoor Chronicles | |
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| Opening theme | "Forevermoor" performed by Naomi Sequeira[1] (Season 1) "Forevermoor" performed by Jasmin Elcock[2] (Season 2) |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of series | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 36 (list of episodes) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Rebecca Hodgson Bede Blake |
| Producer(s) | Tim Compton |
| Production company(s) | Lime Pictures |
| Distributor | Disney Media Distribution |
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| Original network | Disney Channel (UK and Ireland) |
| Original release | 10 October 2014 – 14 June 2017 |
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| Official website | |
On 19 March 2015, the miniseries was picked up for a full series of a further 20 episodes and was confirmed under the new title of The Evermoor Chronicles as a continuation to the original.[8] On 5 September 2015, filming for the first season was completed.[9][10] An announcement by Disney EMEA at the International Kids Emmys confirmed The Evermoor Chronicles would be returning for a second series of 12 episodes, after attracting 5.3 million viewers in its first quarter on air.[11]
To run alongside the main TV series, a web series of mini-episodes called the Evermoor Confidential Chronicles was launched. Each episode features one of the characters recording a vlog in a secret scene taking place in-between each episode from the main series. Each one gives a spoiler of what is to come in the next episode of the TV series.[12]
It has been inferred that the series has either been cancelled, or has ended without any news as there are currently no plans to make a third series, as of February 2020.
Plot
The miniseries and the first series star Tara Crossley, an American teen who moves from the United States to an English village called Evermoor. As her mother and stepfather unpack at their new home, Tara, her brother, and her British step-siblings adjust to their new life.
The second series stars Bella as she tries to apply for fashion school in London. When Davorin, an evil man who is trapped inside a magic mirror, breaks Ludo into splinters, Bella and her friends must find Ludo's splinters before wish making chaos begins across the village of Evermoor.
Characters
- Tara Crossley (Naomi Sequeira) (pilot – season 1) – Tara is the only member of the family who has been to Evermoor before to visit her aunt Bridget when she was little and is the most excited about living there. She is Jake's sister and Seb and Bella's step-sister. She enjoys writing stories and because of this she has an overactive imagination. In the show she solves mysteries in the manor and finds out later on that she is the supreme everine. Over the course of this, she loses and regains her powers. Prior to the second season, she becomes the "Taylor Swift of the book world" as Bella says, and leaves Evermoor, as well as Cameron.
- Sebastian "Seb" Crossley (George Sear) (pilot – season 1) – Seb is Bella's twin brother and Jake and Tara's step-brother. He likes to have evidence and proof, before making any conclusions, and keeps Tara grounded. He is quite geeky and is in love with Sorsha. He seems to have a very strong relationship with Tara, which makes Bella very jealous. He seems to care very much for both his sisters but probably enjoys Tara's company more than that of his own sister. It is shown that he thinks Evermoor is full of nonsense and idiots. In the end of the first season, he finally believes in magic. Prior to the second season, he wishes with Sorsha to travel the world together.
- Cameron Marsh (Finney Cassidy) – Cameron is Tara and Bella's love interest but has chosen Tara. His mum was an Everine. He is shown to have helped Esmeralda to cheat Tara so he can find his mother. He has a magical spider, Flynn, that makes the golden thread. In the second season, Cameron and Tara have broken up (prior to the second season) as she has left the village, and Cameron spends the second season trying to help repair Ludo. He also becomes interested in Alice, whom he comes to love.
- Bella Crossley (Georgia Lock) – Bella is Seb's twin sister and Jake and Tara's step-sister. She often gets jealous of how close Tara and Seb are and to make up for the lack of attention she gets from Seb, she flirts with Cameron. Later on in the show, she gains an ability to smell emotions, though they seem to be gone in the second season for unknown reasons. Bella takes the lead role in the second season as she prepares to leave Evermoor for fashion school. She decides to stay after she causes Ludo to be splintered and works to fix him and apply for fashion school again. She becomes smitten with Iggi and remains oblivious to the fact that Otto loves her. In the end of the season, she and Otto defeat Davorin, and she chooses him to leave Evermoor with her because they love each other.
- Jake Crossley (Georgie Farmer) – Jake is Tara's brother and Seb and Bella's step-brother. He is good friends with Ludo and together they enjoy solving 'mini mysteries'. In Season Two, he is interested in Lacie. He also finds out about the magic of Evermoor in the second season after discovering that Ludo is a ghost. He then decides to stay in Evermoor to grow closer to Lacie, and to help save Ludo.
- Sorsha Doyle (Jordan Loughran) (pilot – season 1) – Sorsha is a recently appointed Everine but is kicked out of the circle when she breaks the rule of no boys. She is the daughter of Mayor Doyle and is in love with Seb. She becomes the third founder later in the series, but Tara frees her of it. She leaves with Seb prior to Season Two to travel the world.
- Mayor Chester Doyle (Clive Rowe) – Chester is the father of Sorsha and has three jobs; Mayor, lawyer, teacher.
- Ludicrous "Ludo" Carmichael (Alex Starke) – Ludo is Jake's best friend and the son of Crimson. In Season Two, he is turned into a ghost by Davorin after he followed Iggi into the caves where Davorin was kept. Across the second season, he and his friends searched far and wide across Evermoor for his splinters. In the end of the season, he is restored to his human form.
- Housekeeper Crimson Carmichael (Margaret Cabourn-Smith) - Housekeeper Crimson is apparently the 'Former Housekeeper', but doesn't seem to be leaving the manor any time soon. She is also the mother of Ludo. She is Jed's love interest in Season Two.
- Esmerelda Dwyer (Sharon Morgan) (pilot – season 1) – Esmerelda is the new leader of the Everines after aunt Bridget 'died'. She is quite mysterious and very mean to Tara. She also has a strange preference for Bogvine tea. She becomes the first founder later in the series, but Tara frees her of it.
- Aunt Bridget (Georgie Glen) (pilot – season 1) – Bridget is Tara's aunt. She was the leader of the Everines. She faked her death so Tara can follow her destiny. Later in the first season, it is revealed that she is evil and cursed Cameron's mother into a tree. She later is controlled by the Founders who have her essence. She leaves for Hollowfall at the end of the first season with her older sister Agatha, thanks to Tara.
- Otto (Sammy Moore) (season 1–2) – After causing 100 days of thunder, Otto, a demigod, was banished from his home. Tara is his first mortal friend.[13] He secretly likes Bella, as Tara, Seb, Sorsha and Cameron know except Bella herself... In the second season, Otto competes for Bella's affections with Iggi, his little brother. He, along with Bella defeat Davorin in the finale, and he is also chosen by Bella to leave the village with her because they love each other.
- Lacie Fairburn (India Ria Amarteifio) (season 1–2) – Lacie's parents are committed to the traditions of the village, and intend for her to become an Everine someday. However, she would rather become the mayor.[13] She becomes the second founder later in the series, but Tara frees her of it. In the second season, she is shown to be having an interest in Jake after he returns to Evermoor. Later, she accidentally releases the final crypt stone after hearing Iggi sing the incantation. In the end of the season, she and Jake seem to be together.
- Iggi (Ben Radcliffe) (season 2) – Iggi is Otto's younger brother who is the main cause of the threat of Davorin in Season Two after he wishes for a cure for him and becomes Davorin's servant. He is shown to have feelings for Bella, and is at odds with his brother for her affection. He is shown to be condescending towards his friends during the times he served Davorin. In the end of the season, Iggi is released from his curse and remains friends with Bella after she chooses Otto.
- Alice Crossley (Scarlett Murphy) (season 2) – Alice is Bella's cousin who moves into the manor in Season Two with her father. She is shown to have a troubled past with the wrong crowd, which her father, Jed, worries about. She is Cameron's love interest in the second season and they eventually become a couple at the end of the season.
- Jed Crossley (Ben Hull) (season 2) – Jed is Alice's father and Bella's uncle who moves him and his daughter into Evermoor Manor in the second season after his brother and his family move out. He is hesitant about letting Bella stay with them at first, but allows it. He is the village's new sheriff, which he takes very seriously. He is very overprotective of Alice, and tries his best to parent her. His love interest is Crimson.
- Davorin (Christopher Brand) (season 2) – Davorin is the main antagonist of the second season. He is a wishmaker and seeks to get revenge against Evermoor.
Episodes
Series 1 Pilot (2014)
| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | UK air date | U.S. air date[14] | UK viewers (in millions)[15] |
U.S. viewers (in millions) | |
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| 101 | "The Mysterious Village" | Chris Cottam | Bede Blake | 10 October 2014 | 17 October 2014 | 1.11 | 1.86[16] | |
| Tara moves to the village of Evermoor after living in America, only to discover her new home houses a tapestry which supposedly predicts the future. When the tapestry predicts a fire at Evermoor Manor, no one in her family, except Tara, believes it is a genuine prediction. Shortly after, Bella discovers a fire at the manor, and things start to get complicated. | ||||||||
| 102 | "Fire In House" | Chris Cottam | Bede Blake | 17 October 2014 | 17 October 2014 | 1.09 | 1.86[16] | |
| Tara and Seb investigate what caused the fire, only to discover clues that suggest Aunt Bridget may have been murdered by poison. | ||||||||
| 103 | "Magical Typewriter" | Chris Cottam | Bede Blake | 24 October 2014 | 24 October 2014 | 1.69 | 1.61[17] | |
| Esmerelda reveals to the other everines that the symbol means that a supreme everine is coming and that they haven't woven a real prediction since the Crossley's arrival, Esmeralda planned the fire and that they don't have any more golden thread, Tara discovers this by overhearing their conversation, she also discovers that a piece of golden thread is in The Typewriter so that's why whatever you type comes true. She also discovers that Aunt Bridget is still alive! Meanwhile, Seb accidentally drinks the poison and collapses... | ||||||||
| 104 | "Supreme Everine" | Chris Cottam | Bede Blake | 31 October 2014 | 24 October 2014 | 2.21 | 1.45[17] | |
| Tara has to find out a way to save her family from disappearing from Evermoor because Esmeralda unpicks their family thread. Tara discovers that she is the supreme everine | ||||||||
Series 1 (2015–16)
| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | UK viewers (in millions)[15] | |
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| 105 (1) | "Normal[18][19]" | Rebecca Rycroft | Bede Blake | 9 November 2015[18][20][21] | 1.20 | |
| Tara has saved her family from extinction. Esmerelda is getting closer to working out the Supreme Everine’s identity. Tara tries to throw her off the scent but it goes horribly wrong.[18] | ||||||
| 106 (2) | "Weaving Bad[18][22]" | Rebecca Rycroft | Bede Blake | 10 November 2015[23] | 1.14 | |
| Tara accidentally ripped the tapestry when she rescued Bella. Now Cotton Lively, a trainee Everine from the 17th century who has a nasty disease, has escaped through the rip.[18] | ||||||
| 107 (3) | "Night of the Stench" | Rebecca Rycroft | Bede Blake | 16 November 2015[24] | 1.16 | |
| It's the Night of the Stench, when the bog turns against the village. Tara asks the tapestry what her future holds, and is horrified when it predicts Cameron's doom. | ||||||
| 108 (4) | "Drifty" | Rebecca Rycroft | Bede Blake | 17 November 2015 [25] | 0.98 | |
| Tara is reunited with Drifty, her old teddy bear, who could always help her sleep when she was young. But he's been fixed with golden thread, which only adds to Tara's problems as he sends people to sleep. | ||||||
| 109 (5) | "Tallulah Brinkworth Meets Her Match" | Rebecca Rycroft | Bede Blake | 23 November 2015 [26] | 1.50 | |
| Tara hatches a plan to pull her magical self out of the tapestry to help defeat Bridget. Instead she pulls out Tallulah Brinkworth, her fictional alter-ego. Meanwhile, Bridget makes a terrible pact with the Founder Everines.[18] | ||||||
| 110 (6) | "Forevermoor" | Jordan Hogg | Bede Blake | 24 November 2015 | 1.42 | |
| Tara wakes up in Bridget’s dream-like version of Evermoor. She and the whole village are under Bridget’s spell. Can Otto wake Tara up so she can destroy Bridget’s kingdom?[18] | ||||||
| 111 (7) | "Day of Hearts" | Jordan Hogg | Julie Bower | 30 November 2015 | 1.00 | |
| Two of the three Founders have now taken villagers as hosts but Tara smashed the lantern before the third Founder could be released. So the Founders plot their revenge on her.[18] | ||||||
| 112 (8) | "The Labours of Bella" | Jordan Hogg | Neil Jones | 1 December 2015 | 0.90 | |
| Tara has a terrible admission to make to Cameron. Bella learns the cost of lying when Esmerelda makes her take an exam to prove her right to the title Supreme Everine.[18] | ||||||
| 113 (9) | "Spellbound[27]" | Jordan Hogg | Sarah Courtauld | 7 December 2015 | 0.90 | |
| While Tara participates in an important spelling contest, Bridget and the two founders create a second spider. | ||||||
| 114 (10) | "Nothing Rhymes with Cameron[28]" | Jordan Hogg | Bede Blake | 8 December 2015 | 0.82 | |
| Tara gets black thread on her watch and can turn back time, which is useful when a humiliating poem about Cameron goes public. | ||||||
| 115 (11) | "Twist of Fate" | Graeme Harper | Sarah Courtauld | 15 February 2016 | N/A | |
| The tapestry has been defaced and must be protected, but it's prom night and new Circle Page, Seb, has a date. Tara has an idea to save the tapestry and the prom. | ||||||
| 116 (12) | "A Fuffwah too Far" | Graeme Harper | Bede Blake | 16 February 2016 | N/A | |
| The tapestry has been stolen and Tara is the scapegoat. Sorsha is expelled from the Circle and Otto meets a terrible fate. | ||||||
| 117 (13) | "Valentina" | Graeme Harper | Neil Jones | 17 February 2016 | N/A | |
| Otto has been turned into a statuette by the lantern, and needs true love's kiss to bring him back to life. Fortunately, the beautiful demi-goddess of love, Valentina, has just appeared on Earth. The only problem is, she is Otto's ex-girlfriend, and she is angry at him for breaking up with her. | ||||||
| 118 (14) | "Operation Lights Out" | Graeme Harper | Sarah Courtauld | 18 February 2016 | N/A | |
| Sorsha's Worry-No-More dolls have relieved Sorsha of her worries, but have also made Tara crazy. Tara loses her dolls while running around, and Jake and Ludo pick them up to put in their Casket of Eternity. Cameron, who has gone to check on Tara, finds them and throws them into the lake, stopping their curse. Sorsha and Tara both go back to normal, but Tara quickly realises that Bella is in danger and rushes back to the manor. | ||||||
| 119 (15) | "Being Bella" | Graeme Harper | Bede Blake | 22 February 2016 | N/A | |
| Bella is now a statuette. Tara must make Cameron fall for Bella so he will kiss her to make her human again, but the only way she can do that is to pretend to be Bella. | ||||||
| 120 (16) | "The Science of Seb" | Steve Hughes | Neil Jones | 29 February 2016 | N/A | |
| The third Founder has gone into Sorsha, but she is resisting it with her love for Seb. Esmerelda and Lacie turn their spider into a pretty girl to entice Seb away from Sorsha and allow the Founder to completely take over her. Meanwhile, Tara and Otto discover who has been taken over by the founders. | ||||||
| 121 (17) | "The Rise of Hollowfall" | Steve Hughes | Tim Compton | 7 March 2016 | N/A | |
| Evermoorian legend dictates that when Hollowfall rises, a champion must be selected to venture there. Seb volunteers to impress Sorsha, but as she now contains a Founder, Tara and Otto need to keep them together to stop the Founder from taking her over. | ||||||
| 122 (18) | "New Flames" | Steve Hughes | Paul Gerstenberger | 14 March 2016 | N/A | |
| Tara has promised Esmerelda and Lacie that she will break up Seb and Sorsha to allow the Founder to take over Sorsha. | ||||||
| 123 (19) | "The Egg and the Snoot" | Steve Hughes | Bede Blake | 21 March 2016 | N/A | |
| After the founders cursed Evermoor the only chance to rescue is solving a puzzle Otto got from his father before he were banned but because of their distress it'll have unexpected consequences. | ||||||
| 124 (20) | "Nevermoor" | Steve Hughes | Bede Blake | 28 March 2016 | N/A | |
| After Sorsha lost against the founder in her the three now united founders try to destroy evermoor and the only chance to save it is to release the princess of Hollowfall. | ||||||
Series 2 (2017)
Series 2 of The Evermoor Chronicles was confirmed via Disney Channel UK's 2017 video on YouTube. Main characters Georgia Lock, Sammy Moore, Finney Cassidy, Georgie Farmer, Alex Starke, Margaret Cabourn-Smith, Clive Rowe, and India Ria Amarteifio return. New additions to the main cast include Ben Radcliffe as Iggi, Otto's brother, Scarlett Murphy as Alice Crossley, Bella's cousin, Ben Hull as Jed Crossley, Bella's uncle and Alice's father, and Christopher Brand as Davorin, an evil man trapped in a magic mirror. A brand new plot, opening theme song, and new cast members are made into the second series. The new series premiered Monday, May 8, 2017.
| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | UK viewers (in millions) | |
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| 201 (21) | "Splintered[29]" | Paul Cotter | Bede Blake | 8 May 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Bella is set to leave Evermoor for fashion school, but when a mysterious man in a magic mirror shatters Ludo into magical splinters, she realises she must stay to fix Ludo.[29] | ||||||
| 202 (22) | "The Things They Say About Alice[29]" | Paul Cotter | Neil Jones | 15 May 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Alice is nervous about her first day at Evermoor High, but when a magic splinter causes rumours about Alice to come true, she finds herself turning into a rock star on a rampage.[29] | ||||||
| 203 (23) | "No Life Crisis[29]" | Paul Cotter | Tim Compton | 22 May 2017[29] | N/A | |
| It's Ludo's birthday. Bella wants to make it the best ever by arranging for Jake to turn up. But Jake wants to hang out with Lacie, making Ludo feel truly invisible.[29] | ||||||
| 204 (24) | "Love (Really) Hurts[29]" | Paul Cotter | Bede Blake | 29 May 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Otto tries to impress Bella by joining Cameron's wrestling team. He uses a magic splinter to make him a champion wrestler. Bella finds out Otto has cheated, but now he's got a taste for fame and victory.[29] | ||||||
| 205 (25) | "Rags To Riches[29]" | Sarah Walker | Bede Blake | 5 June 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Iggi mislays the map of the cryptstones. Alice was the only other person to see it, so Iggi asks her on her first ever 'date' in order to get the cryptstone locations from her.[29] | ||||||
| 206 (26) | "Dogsbody[29]" | Sarah Walker | Neil Jones | 12 June 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Bella stages a fashion show to save her fashion school application. Meanwhile splinter magic causes Jake to inadvertently swap brains with Ludo's dog.[29] | ||||||
| 207 (27) | "El Monsignor's Last Stand[29]" | Sarah Walker | Sarah Courtauld | 19 June 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Ludo's mother and Alice's dad plan to go on a date, but when Alice gets jealous of Crimson she uses splinter magic to bring to life the main character in Crimson's favorite novel to seduce her.[29] | ||||||
| 208 (28) | "The Itchies[29]" | Sarah Walker | Paul Gerstenberger | 26 June 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Bella invites Harper, a fashion vlogger, to visit, to boost her fashion cred. But she has another problem - splintered Bog Lice have escaped causing an itchy problem. Also she likes Otto a bit in the end she finds out he likes Bella. | ||||||
| 209 (29) | "Race to Stink Island[29]" | Patrick Harkins | Paul Gerstenberger | 3 July 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Ludo remembers he was filming on his phone the night he was shattered. They race to the island to find it. But betrayal and heartbreak also await. | ||||||
| 210 (30) | "Little White Big Fat Lie[29]" | Patrick Harkins | Bede Blake | 10 July 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Bella's determined to end Iggi's deception and uses splinter magic to make a truth ray. But Bella hits Alice with the ray, and she needs to pull off a lie. | ||||||
| 211 (31) | "Showtime![29]" | Patrick Harkins | Sarah Courtauld | 17 July 2017[29] | N/A | |
| It's opening night of the school play, but Bella has bigger worries - Iggi has discovered the last cryptstone and he is determined to raise it! | ||||||
| 212 (32) | "Vampire Luau[29]" | Patrick Harkins | Bede Blake | 24 July 2017[29] | N/A | |
| Unaware that Davorin is free, Bella celebrates being accepted to fashion school and the gang arrange a farewell party. | ||||||
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