Farfar’s Farfetched Fables

Jonah, who is credited with inventing the "Ninevah No Way!" tries to run away from his mission and get eated by a whale!

As Teetoncey's health continues to improve, she starts causing trouble for Ben and his mother, Rachel by wandering off on her own.  Then, as another storm hits the coast, Rachel has an idea that may bring her memory back but Ben isn't sure it's such a good idea.

After his near drowning in the last episode, Rachel tells Ben the truth about his father's death.  But then Ben is able to remind his mother of another truth about his father, John O'Neal.   Tee is becoming more aware day by day.

Ben takes Tee for a ride in the pony cart to see the sights of the Outer Banks.  But after she is spooked when they get too close to the scene of her shipwreck, Ben takes her home and is dressed down by his mother.   The next day Ben goes sailing with near disastrous results.

The castaway is visited by the local authorities and gets the name Teetoncey, Tee for short while the locals wonder if she'll ever recover from her trauma.

While the 'teetoncey' girl slowly recovers under Rachel's care, Ben wanders down to the beach to sift through the washed up wreakage hoping to find clues as to who the young girl is.  

In this episode, Ben O'Neal rescues a shipwrecked girl on the beach.

On the Outer Banks of North Carolina in 1898, eleven-year-old Ben O'Neal yearns to show the men of the rough, maritime community that he too, has the courage that his dead father had.

In this chapter we are introduced to Ben, a young boy who lives with his mother Rachel and their dog Boo.  Maybe that's were the song, "Me and you and a dog named Boo" originated?  Listen and decide for yourself.

In this opening episode, a ship is wreaked on the shoals of the Outer Banks of Carolina and a lone survivor reaches shore.

A young boy who is always getting into trouble experiences a change of heart thanks to the influence of St. Francis of Assisi.

A retelling of the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem.

After starting up his new lumber camp in the Dakotas,  Paul tackles the challenge of feeding so many big strong lumberjacks.

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Pan Kreutz makes an end of the crystal.

Good Jan Kanty accompanies Pan Andrew, Joseph and Pan Kreutz to the palace of the king where Pan Andrew presents the Great Tarnov Crystal to King Jagiello.

The explosion in the loft caused by Pan Kreutz and the student Tring threatens to engulf the entire city of Krakow.  Peter of the Button Face is taken into custody.

The Alchemist Kreutz confesses to the student Tring that he has the prized crystal in his possession.  Tring pressures him to use the crystals powers, with disastrous results.

Lying awake in the middle of the night, Elzbietka hears Joseph play the Heynal.  But he plays it wrong!  

Bogdan the Terrible returns again with his band of mischief makers.  Joseph sends a secret message to Elzbietka.

The raiding party is thwarted by the alchemist.  Peter of the Button Face escapes, but not without injury.

The evil Peter conspires with Stas to break into Pan Andrew's home while he is away in order to steal his treasure.

Unbeknownst to Joseph and Elzbietka, sinister forces have been tracking them and planning to do harm to Pan Andrew's family.

Strange happenings are perceived by Joseph in the loft of the fourth floor.  He climbs the steep stairs to see what the alchemist Kreutz and the student Tring are up to.

Joseph's father Pan Andrew takes him along on his first night as watchman and trumpeter.  There he tells him of the brave young man who was trumpeter years ago.  When Pan Andrew sends Joseph home, Joseph is greeted by a mysterious stranger who warns him to beware of the student Tring.