The Slammer
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| - | Four talented prisoners perform to be freed from prison, voted for by an audience with a clapometer and hosted by "The Governor" Actually watchable, believe it or not. | + | Four talented prisoners perform to be freed from prison, voted for by an audience with a clapometer and hosted by "The Governor". Actually watchable, believe it or not. |
== Key moments == | == Key moments == | ||
| - | Children being asked to give (quite obviously fake) opinions | + | Children being asked to give (quite obviously fake) opinions. |
== Catchphrases == | == Catchphrases == | ||
| - | "If you can't sing, dance or | + | "If you can't sing, dance or rhyme, don't do the crime". |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 08:49, 24 October 2006
Contents |
Host
Ted Robbins as The Governor
Co-hosts
Lee Barnett as Jeremy Gimbert
Dave Chapman as Peter Nokio
Ian Kirkby as Mr Burgess
Melvin Odoom as Melvin
Broadcast
CBBC for BBC One, 2006
Synopsis
Four talented prisoners perform to be freed from prison, voted for by an audience with a clapometer and hosted by "The Governor". Actually watchable, believe it or not.
Key moments
Children being asked to give (quite obviously fake) opinions.
Catchphrases
"If you can't sing, dance or rhyme, don't do the crime".
