The Flying House (1982– )

TV Series | TV-Y7 | Animation, Adventure, History

The adventures of an inventor whose time-travelling house enables him and his friends to encounter people/events from the Bible.

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Cast & Crew

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Billie Lou Watt

Justin Casey

(52 episodes, 1982)
Ray Owens

Jesus

(52 episodes, 1982)
Sonia Owens

Angela 'Angie' Roberts

(52 episodes, 1982)
Hal Studer

Professor Humphrey Bumble

(52 episodes, 1982)
Helena Van Koert

Corkey Roberts

(52 episodes, 1982)

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20 December 2020 | JustinCasey83

| A Flying House That Takes Them Back To The Time Of Jesus

"The Flying House",also known as "Time kyôshitsu: Tondera house no daibôken",is an anime series wherein a flying house built by a bumbling professor named Professor Humphrey Bumble, takes children namely Justin Casey,Angela Roberts and her young brother,Corkey Roberts, as well as the robot Gizmo during the time of Jesus.

The series took them to see the events unfold from the birth of John The Baptist until the time of Saint Paul and learn different Christian values. They get to witness and learn from the public ministry of Jesus from his teachings,the parables, and the events that unfold in his life.

The anime is definitely a great one as it could be enjoyed by the young and old alike. They get to learn positive Christian virtues.Also,we get to see the young children experience funny things which present a lot of humor in it.Finally,it also becomes a great introduction to someone who wants to obtain the best possible relationship with God in order to obtain salvation and inherit the Kingdom of God.

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In the Japanese version, Dr Humphrey Bumble is named Dr. Tokio Taimu. The "taimu" part is a pun, being a Japanese pronunciation of the English word "time" and indicating his development of the time machine.