Hops to other television and nostalgia websites that may interest you. Sara and Hoppity The Yahoo 'Sara And Hoppity' Group Newly created for this website for fans to discuss the series. We also have a WMV clip from the Sara and Hoppity pilot to view there. Small Time A newly researched feature and comprehensive listing by Malcolm Batchelor, on-line courtesy of VintageBroadcasting.org.uk. H2G2 Puppet Page Lists some of the more popular puppet shows. Crafts Unlimited A real life Toy Hospital. Television & Nostalgia The Official Telegoons Website The only dedicated site to the series, run by contributor Alastair Roxburgh, and a superb related resource. Whirligig Comprehensive w ebsite for 1950s British Nostalgia. Little Gems Nice and not-so-little gem of a site on childrens' televsion series through the years. SausageNet Cult and classic kids television, with a lively forum. Sterling Times The Virtual Scrapbook Of British Nostalgia. Massive site covering a multitude of memories. Sixties City Amazing nostaglia site focusing on the decade that changed everything. Highly recommended! Kaleidoscope Website for a society devoted in Classic Television. Also organisers of several regular media events. The Programme Preservation Society Site devoted to vintage and contemporary television and radio in all forms. The Mausoleum Club ""It's The Wolf! It's the Wolf!" Excellent site on lost and archive television with some nicely researched features. Also... The British Archive Television Forum Superb and lively discussion boards for the above. Cult TV Official site for the regular Cult TV Appreciation weekends, hosted by Alex Geairns. Alternative Cult Television Directory Comprehensive alphbetical and genre listed guide to all manner of weird and wonderful websites. Television Heaven Superb website by Laurence Marcus & Steven Hulse featuring a broad variety of television programmes and related items The Missing Episodes Website Excellent site dedicated to the recovery of lost television, with an index of episodes being sought. Missing Episodes Forum Message board for the above, but also discussing other aspects of the media. Lots of well known and respected contributors! Transdiffusion.org Hub of a wide network of sites examining the history and development of television. Back to the Sara and Hoppity homepage The Sara and Hoppity Website would welcome any suggestions for related links for future updates.