There is something for everyone here, whether you enjoy Westerns, comedy shows, detective series, game shows, or soap operas. Remember ‘Bonanza,’ ‘Emergency Ward 10,’ ‘Dixon of Dock Green,’ ‘Dad’s Army,’ ‘Tony Hancock,’ ‘The Man from Uncle,’ ‘Monty Python,’ ‘The Magic Roundabout,’ and so on? There is plenty for children, with shows ranging from ‘Muffin the Mule’ and Andy Pandy to more modern shows like Telly Tubbies, Noddy, The Simpsons, and much more, including their lovely Alice-in-Wonderland area.
Montacute TV Radio Toy Museum
The museum, which is said to be the country’s only one of its sort, opens up inside like a Tardis to expose a surprisingly huge number of displays, including the country’s greatest collection of toys, books, annuals, jigsaws, and games connected to TV and radio shows.
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