Episode 351

Simon Townsend's Wonder World · 1986

Episode 351 on the official Wonder World YouTube channel. Open on YouTube
First aired
25 August 1986
Duration
25:59
Source
1 Inch tape
Reporters
Brett Clements, Carolyn Mee, Hugh Munro, Wednesday Kennedy

What happens, segment by segment

  1. Opening / Theme Song

    Production slate ("Episode 351, stroke 1 on XD 0216"), then Wonder World theme song

  2. Ronald McDonald House Reporter: Brett Clements

    Ronald McDonald House, a home away from home for families of children with cancer, leukemia and other serious illnesses

  3. Record Breaker + Guinness Fact

    Karen Perrot collected 114 ornaments (wins Guinness Book of Records). Sabra Starr holds belly dancing world record at 100 hours.

  4. Music Clip: Honeymoon Suite, Feel It Again

  5. Preserving Australia's Heritage Buildings Reporter: Wednesday Kennedy

    State Library of NSW project asking Australians to photograph old buildings, even ugly ones, to preserve heritage for future generations

  6. Fun Facts

  7. Life of a TV Extra Reporter: Hugh Munro

    Behind the scenes of being a TV/film extra on a high-budget period film set (19th century Australia)

  8. News Hound

    James McCullough (not yet 2), loves tennis, wants to be like John McEnroe

  9. Self-Addressed Envelope Reminder

  10. Marcel Marceau Fact

    Simon identifies Marcel Marceau as the famous mime artist

  11. Weird and Wonderful Furniture Reporter: Carolyn Mee

    Designer furniture as art, weird, wonderful, and outrageously expensive

  12. Closing

    Simon's closing with Winston the dog. "The world really is wonderful. Bye-bye."

  13. End Joke

    "What goes 99 clunk, 99 clunk, 99 clunk? A centipede with a broken leg."

Who's in this episode

NameRoleSegment
Simon TownsendHost/PresenterAll studio segments, Furniture
Brett ClementsReporterRonald McDonald House
Wednesday KennedyReporterHeritage Buildings
Hugh MunroReporterTV Extra
Carolyn MeeReporterFurniture
Leon TownsInterviewee (leukemia patient)Ronald McDonald House
Neil BakerInterviewee (deceased)Ronald McDonald House
Mark NewsonFurniture designer/sculptorFurniture
Karen PerrotRecord BreakerStudio
James McCulloughNews HoundStudio
Sabra StarrGuinness record holderStudio
Marcel MarceauMime artist (mentioned)Studio

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