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Mackenzie Crook stars as the scarecrow Worzel Gummidge, alongside Olivia Tompkins as Susan and India Brown as Earthy Mangold in the 2019–2022 BBC series.

  • BBC One
  • 2019–2022
  • 2 + 1 special seasons
  • TV series
  • 12 cast

Main cast

  • Worzel GummidgeMackenzie Crook1–2Main
  • SusanOlivia Tompkins1–2Main
  • Earthy MangoldIndia Brown1–2Main

Supporting cast

  • Mr. CrowStephen Moyer1–2Supp
  • Sergeant BeetrootRory Kinnear1Supp
  • Mrs. BraithwaiteTamsin Greig1Supp
  • Mr. BraithwaiteMichael Sheen1Supp
  • JeannieMiranda Hart1–2Supp

Guest & voice

  • Aunt SallyVanessa Redgrave1Guest
  • The Green ManRichard E. Grant2Guest
  • DandelionSally Phillips1Voice
  • ButtercupHarish Patel2Guest

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About this cast

The 2019–2022 BBC series ‘Worzel Gummidge’ is a revival of the children’s classic, written and directed by and starring Mackenzie Crook as the titular scarecrow. Set in the English countryside, it follows Worzel and his human friends Susan and Earthy as they encounter magical adventures and learn about friendship and nature.

FAQs

Who plays Worzel Gummidge in the 2019 BBC series?

Mackenzie Crook plays the title role of Worzel Gummidge.

Is the 2019 Worzel Gummidge a remake of the old show?

It is a revival, not a direct remake, written and directed by Mackenzie Crook, and inspired by the original books by Barbara Euphan Todd.

How many seasons of Worzel Gummidge are there?

Two series and a special (2019–2022). Series 1 has 3 episodes, Series 2 has 4 episodes.

Who plays Susan in Worzel Gummidge?

Olivia Tompkins plays Susan.

Where can I watch Worzel Gummidge?

It originally aired on BBC One and is available on BBC iPlayer.

Sources & where to watch: IMDb · Wikipedia · Where to watch (JustWatch UK) · Updated June 2026

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