Cast
Making a show about children which spanned more than a decade meant many changes in actors were required, as the child actors became too old for their parts. Overall, three sets of children (the Twists, the Gribbles and Fiona) were cast. Additionally, all of the major adult roles were recast at least once: overall, there were two Tonys, two Nells, three Fays, two Mr Gribbles, and three Matron Gribbles across the series' run.
Before gaining fame in the series Ocean Girl, Marzena Godecki made a cameo appearance in season 2 as the character credited as "Beautiful Girl".
| Character | Series 1 | Series 2 | Series 3 | Series 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tony Twist | Richard Moir | Andrew Gilbert | ||
| Pete Twist | Sam Vandenberg | Ben Thomas | Rian McLean | |
| Linda Twist | Tamsin West | Joelene Crnogorac | Ebonnie Masini | |
| Bronson Twist | Rodney McLennan | Jeffrey Walker | Mathew Waters | |
| Fay James/Twist | Robyn Gibbes | Trudy Hellier | Susanne Chapman | |
| Nell | Bunney Brooke | Marion Heathfield | ||
| Harold Gribble | Frankie J. Holden | Mark Mitchell | ||
| Matron Gribble | Judith McGrath | Jan Friedl | Christine Keogh | |
| James Gribble | Lachlan Jeffrey* | Richard E. Young | Brook Sykes | |
| Tiger Gleeson | Cameron Nugent | Nick Mitchell | Tom Budge | |
| Fiona | Daisy Cameron | Zeta Briggs | Katie Barnes | |
| Rabbit | Stuart Atkin | Drew Campbell | Samuel Marsland | |
| Ralph Snapper | Esben Storm | Ernie Gray | ||
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