Episode 393 Part 2 (final episode)

Simon Townsend's Wonder World · Recorded 1987

Episode 393 Part 2 (final episode) of Simon Townsend's Wonder World. It was recorded on 22 April 1987 and has been restored from the original 1 inch broadcast tape. The date it first went to air is not known. Watch the full upload below, then the final show's clips in order.

The full Episode 393 Part 2 upload on the official Wonder World YouTube channel, matched to this tape by its title and running time. Open on YouTube

First broadcast
Not known
Recorded
22 April 1987
Network
Network Ten
Broadcast cities
Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide
Host
Simon Townsend
Source
1 inch broadcast tape
Production number
XD1129

About this episode

The stories, in order

Studio

Simon's opening and farewell from the last Wonder World

The 1,961st and last show: the title card, the final opening, and Simon's goodbye.

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Story

The very first Wonder World story: mouse masterpieces

Angela Catterns meets Rita Greer and her mouse-headed miniatures, from the first show in 1979.

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Story

How did Wonder World start? Simon tells the story

Simon's three-part history of the show, from The Ripper Report to 17 reporters and a shelf of Logies.

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Story

Eight years of Wonder World bloopers and highlights

The final show's highlights reel, from make-up gags to a waterskiing bloodhound and a Logie win.

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Music clip

The final credits: Kiss and Say Goodbye

The closing photo credits of the last Wonder World, with the team's names.

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Shorts

Short, sharable clips from this episode, made for YouTube Shorts.

The 1,961st and Last Wonder World

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Famous Paintings With Mouse Heads

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Wonder World Was Nearly Called The Ripper Report

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The Original Four and the Last Reporter

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The Bloodhound Who Went Waterskiing

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Simon Townsend Says Goodbye to Wonder World

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