- Original release
- Previous episode S02E01 - The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula (1)
- Number S02E02
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Director
Joseph Pevney
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Writers
Glen A. Larson
Michael Sloan
- Country United States
- Genres Action, Adventure, Mystery, Suspense
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The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula (2)
Frank and Joe are searching for their father in Europe, who went missing investigating a series of art robberies at a rock festival in Europe called Dracula's Castle in Transylvania where he ends up missing and the boys go in a merry romp to search for him as some people suspect he is dead. Nancy Drew ends up in the same hotel room as the boys do and a clash happens between the two of them but end up joining forces for the first time to solve the mystery. Their investigation leads them to the Dracula's Castle, where some strange going's on ensue.They meet up with a touring group of musicians led by Tim (played by songwriter Bernie Taupin in his acting debut) and Joe offers to sing in their group by paying them for him to sing at the festival in Dracula's Castle to search for their missing father. They meet up with the town's regular singer Alison Troy (Paul Williams) and he accepts them to be musical guests while Frank and Nancy tries to find any missing clues. They find Fenton in a co
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The series stars Tim Considine as Frank Hardy and Tommy Kirk as Joe Hardy, two brothers who delve into various mysteries while navigating their youth. Adapted from Edward Stratemeyer's beloved book series, these young detectives are portrayed as being around 11 or 12 years old to resonate with younger viewers. This choice creates a relatable dynamic that allows kids to see themselves in Frank and Joe's shoes as they tackle challenges head-on.
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