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Telegantic Megavision

Telegantic Megavision

Description: Telegantic Megavision is a British children's television programme produced by The Media Merchants for Meridian Broadcasting and aired on ITV from 6 January - 27 April 1996. Wikipedia
Genre: Children's television series
Year Released: 1996
First episode air date: January 6, 1996
Network: ITV
Genre: Child
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