Mysteries at the Museum

Don Wildman inspects a uniform belonging to an unconventional doctor, noting its peculiar design. He then examines an antique bell said to be linked to a legendary beast, before turning his attention to a huge stone monolith, probing its origins.

The series titled Goat Gland Doctor and More is presented as a single episode within the programme format. It falls under the general genre of episodes, offering a concise yet focused look at unusual historical curiosities. Hosted by Don Wildman, the show blends investigative curiosity with a light‑hearted narrative style. In this episode Don turns his attention to three distinct objects. First, he examines a uniform once worn by a decidedly unconventional doctor, noting its peculiar features. He then moves on to an old bell that is said to be connected to a legendary beast. Finally, he explores a massive stone monolith, probing its origins. The inspection of the doctor's attire involves a close‑up look at the fabric and insignia, allowing Don to consider why such a garment might have been chosen by someone practising outside the mainstream. His observations hint at the personality and methods of the practitioner without venturing beyond what the uniform itself reveals. Turning to the antique bell, Don listens for any clues its tone might hold about the mythic creature it is linked to, while the investigation of the towering monolith centres on its sheer size and the mystery surrounding its placement. Each segment is treated with the same methodical curiosity, linking the three items through a shared sense of the uncanny.