Look and Read - Season 6
Season 6
The King's Dragon
Episodes
Boy Finds Message
Billy finds a newspaper with words cut out of it, and realises it has been used to write an anonymous message.
Questions at the Castle
Ann goes to talk to the archaeologists to try and find out why the dig at Battle was abandoned.
What is King's Dragon?
Ann decides to bring the newspaper messages to the police, but Carter manages to sabotage her car and steal the messages.
Miss Wood in Danger?
Clive arrives at the cottage to find Miss Wood terrified, having read the latest threatening message. Meanwhile, Billy pursues Carter at the beach.
Mr Day Helps with Story
Carter makes off with Miss Wood's bags at the train station. Meanwhile, Ann gets a useful history lesson at the museum.
Greed for Gold
Clive and Carter break open Miss Wood's bags, but fail to find the artefact. Meanwhile, Billy makes a discovery on Carter's boat.
Editor Asks for Proof
Ann recognises Carter as the man who stole the newspaper messages, but Jack Dunbar is unimpressed with her story because it lacks hard facts.
Run-Round in Old Town
Billy follows Miss Wood towards the caves, but on his way he runs into Clive.
Archaeologist Digs Again!
Billy follows Miss Wood around the caves and watches her dig the artefact up, but Clive is in hot pursuit.
Banner Headlines!
Clive and Carter lock Billy into the cabin of the boat, but he finds a flare which he uses to draw attention to himself. In a rage, Carter pushes him into the sea.
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