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| - | Various hosts throughout the show's life including | + | Various hosts throughout the show's life including [[Dave Lee Travis]] and [[Chris Tarrant]]. |
== Broadcast == | == Broadcast == | ||
| - | ITV, late 80s-early 90s | + | Yorkshire for ITV, late 80s-early 90s |
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Kiddies show in the ''[[Challenge Anneka]]'' stylee. | Kiddies show in the ''[[Challenge Anneka]]'' stylee. | ||
| - | Three teams of three kiddy celebs (quite good ones, | + | Three teams of three kiddy celebs (quite good ones, whom the adults might actually have heard of: [[Keith Chegwin|Cheggers]], [[Timmy Mallett]], [[Andi Peters]], [[Janice Long]], [[Lisa Stansfield]]) went around the country in vans. |
Each day for about a week, each van of celebs went to a different town and had a day to solve three fanciful and faintly impossible challenges, such as "have a photo of the team taken six feet underwater". | Each day for about a week, each van of celebs went to a different town and had a day to solve three fanciful and faintly impossible challenges, such as "have a photo of the team taken six feet underwater". | ||
Revision as of 19:42, 4 January 2007
Host
Various hosts throughout the show's life including Dave Lee Travis and Chris Tarrant.
Broadcast
Yorkshire for ITV, late 80s-early 90s
Synopsis
Kiddies show in the Challenge Anneka stylee.
Three teams of three kiddy celebs (quite good ones, whom the adults might actually have heard of: Cheggers, Timmy Mallett, Andi Peters, Janice Long, Lisa Stansfield) went around the country in vans.
Each day for about a week, each van of celebs went to a different town and had a day to solve three fanciful and faintly impossible challenges, such as "have a photo of the team taken six feet underwater".
A narrator/host type would give a running commentary of what they got up to and award marks out of ten. All three teams perform their third task each day in the same town in a sort of convoluted race, after which whoever was hosting that series awards marks out of ten on a whim.
Nicely produced and rather engaging, but ultimately inconsequential.
