Into the Labyrinth - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Rothgo
A sudden thunderstorm drives Terry and his sister Helen to shelter in a cave where they encounter another boy, Phil, and are led by mysterious cries for help to Rothgo, a magician from another time, who is trapped in the rock. He commands them to release him and asks them to enter a labyrinth leading to different points in time. He wants them to regain his focus of power, the Nidus, otherwise he will die in the caves as the evil witch Belor, who took the Nidus from him, intended.
The Circle
Terry, Phil and Helen are despatched by Rothgo to another time to recover the Nidus. They arrive in Saxon times where Cynon, High Priest of Druids, gains power from his mysterious sponsor, the beautiful Eliac.
Robin
Phil, Helen and Terry reappear in medieval England near Nottingham Castle where Belor has created a duplicate Rothgo and Robin of Loxley kidnaps Helen in the belief that she is the Sheriff's niece.
Masrur
The children are transported to Arabia where Belor rules as Masrur, the tyrant, and Ali plans a coup to rescue the Caliph. A surprise encounter with Rothgo in the guise of a Grand Vizir leads them to fantastic treasure and the Nidus.
Conflict
Rothgo sends the children to the time of Oliver Cromwell. The Nidus seems to be within their grasp, despite a new appearance by Belor as Mistress Wright. The children are mistaken for relatives of Nan Ludd, who shelters them from the searching Roundheads of Colonel Chadwick.
Revolution
France is in the grip of revolution and somewhere the Nidus is waiting for the children to seize it for Rothgo. But they become involved in a plot to overthrow the new oppression fueled by Belor in the guise of Juliette, who has already wiped Rothgo's mind.
Minotaur
The children return to Rothgo in his original labyrinth which he built in Knossos, Ancient Crete as Daedalus. Theseus and Belor, as Ariadne, are also in the lair of the fabulous Minotaur, half man, half bull guardian of the original Nidus.
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