Garry Pankhurst, born in October 1957, made a lasting impact on Australian television as the beloved Sonny Hammond in the iconic children's series *Skippy: Australia's First Superstar* (2009). This role not only defined his early career but also became a nostalgic touchstone for fans of classic Australian television. Collectors of physical media often seek out Pankhurst's work, particularly for its cultural significance and the charming portrayal of childhood adventures in the Australian bush. Beyond *Skippy*, Pankhurst's contributions to the entertainment industry resonate with collectors who appreciate the evolution of children's programming. His performances capture a pivotal era in Australian TV history, making any VHS or DVD release of *Skippy* a prized item. As an emblem of 1960s nostalgia, Pankhurst's legacy continues to attract both passionate collectors and newer fans eager to explore the roots of Australian television.