Here is a list of our favourite sites featuring other classic television
programs. These sites are definitely worth visiting as they are the best and
probably only pages you will ever need to browse. Click on the image logo to
view.
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If you cannot find a link to a British children's animated
classic then this is the site to visit. Has many links to previously unknown
sites - Superb, fast, friendly and rapidly updated site. The best b'linking'
site available on the net for UK based animated programs. |
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The ultimate site for video footage of TV programs in Real
Audio format but AVI format upon request. Has excellent children's and adverts
section. |
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Recently relaunched with a a huge list of childrens televsion
programs A-Z, well worth checking out. |
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The Creators of the superb animation The Big Knights and
other great animations can be found here. An absolute "MUST" for Big Knights
fans. There is also information on "The Village" |
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Visit Sterling Times for a superb view of TV and other material
from days gone by. |
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Whirligig is a fantastic collection of material from the 1950s
onwards. Both Whirligig and Sterling Times are the only two sites you will
ever need when delving into the past history of television. |
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A lovely site dedicated to Willo The Wisp. Well worth visiting
to find out about "Evil Edna" and "Mavis" the good fairy. |
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A great new site containing excellent information and images
from the children's BBC drama "Dark Season." Another drama "Century Falls"
is also promised soon. You really won't find this material anywhere else
- well worth checking out for 1990s drama at its best. |
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Cult TV - the alternative cult TV directory is a rapidly expanding
list of television links. Fast, simple, excellent interface makes it very
easy to find what you are after. |
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A splendid site which concentrates on cult 60s
TV. |
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The Official Pink and Perky Site. Vast amount
of superb resources concerning the famous duo. |
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The 'Sara and Hoppity' pages at Space Patrol.
Roberta Leigh's classic series from the early 1960s. We are told it will
be active early 2003 - can't wait |
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Built in the 1130s The Manor house was the home to Lucy Boston, author of
some wonderful adventure stories for children - The Children of Green Knowe
being the finest. This website has the history of the house along with opening
times for visitors. Wonderful visit. |
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Excellent and vast resource of information covering television programs
of yesterday. Well worth a visit but be warned, expect to stay for quite
a while. |
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Visit Claire's 80s cartoon site to rediscover all those forgotten cartoons.
Information, images, sounds and video are all presented on a super site. |