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@Leeswinburn Bob Monkhouse What is the dog's name in peter pan'' Tim Wendy'' Bob Monkhouse It was Nana'' 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣😂😂

@Leeswinburn The correct answers will light the numbers on the bingo card and the wrong answers gets wallied.

I’m only watching for the trainers and tracksuits 😂 🔥

Daily Thompson was an inspiration to me as a kid

Dreadful prize.

G G.... oooooh of course..... all makes nonsense now 😅 Next week it's Tom Jones. TJ... teeee jaaaay.... I see how the clues work now 🤔

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Would rather of had the holiday.

Always found it totally baffling

Where do you get these episodes?

The audience found his jokes crap.

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Shame for the England Lady she never made it to 4 in a row at all so never got to speak to her.

Matchmaker would’ve BOMBED if it made it to the US TPIR (just like Professor Price, Gallery Game, Split Decision, Shower Game, and all those other failed pricing games).

Fielding won the 100!!

Love 321 but lipstick are rubbish 😂

I do hope that couple are still married. I'm gutted they didn't win the car or the holiday but they looked so excited about the gold. Wholesome stuff.

A nice record player, I'd love that.

This is making me ill.

I wish they bring back 321

Dreadful prize.

Amazing, our government spend millions on undercover police officers each year. Only for them to announce on national TV they're a detective sergeant. Amazing Sherlock 👏

Fred Rodgers was a great man.

I'd like a holiday like that.

Alan Leyshon - the “non darts player” who hit 100 - was my Uncle. Although he was the one answering the questions, he played darts regularly at his local in Port Talbot. Hence the surprise to everyone (but not him) that he set his colleague up to get one from three darts to win the special prize. Passed away a few years ago. Towards the end of his funeral, as the coffin was going through the curtains, they played the Bullseye theme to put a smile on everyone’s faces! True story.

The question about the actor with a cockney accent is not actually correct. Michael Caine was born in south London. True Cockneys are born in east London…. Within the sound of Bow Bells. Cary Grants accent was often described as Cockney and he was born in Bristol, which is 120 miles west of London.

Get your grubby fingers off the darts lol

The updated theme music is awful.

Thats now Punch a bunch works.

I would like to have won the sunbed.

22:32 "that there is half an onion and a lmon peel" there will never be a comedion like Jim Bowen to reappear on British Televion! LMFAO!🤦‍♂

Alpha male stir up Gale from Corry. Sorry. Give us a clue. It's a bit of a blur. What? Kevin Keegan. All heart:conscience a k a super ego. My Amigo are Father Son Holy Spirit I wouldn't have touched me with a barge-pole vaulter. How do you know name? Graven on the palms of His hands. You must be Bjorn Again You cannot be serious! Every death is tragic Mr Sumner. The Sting.😮

Anyone from The Bahamas in the final? No??

I really want to know more about the "work to rule" electricity outage at the start. Can anyone help?

Thank you for uploading this. Doug is my father in law and he passed away 20+ years ago so I never met him. Was great to see him doing what he did best haha, winning game shows!

Something tells me Marilyn wasn't really happy winning that wok!! 🤣

Trivial Pursuit UK was based on a board game and the US gameshow adaptation was devised by Wink Martindale and Bill Hillier, but the UK version was made by Action Time Productions.

Meet Colin - he's great, he can play football and he's got lovely hair! But... he cant swim.

John Conteh, one of only two people left from the cover of wing's 'Band On The Run'

Im not sure but i think it was 1984 when i won the Showcaase

I can't believe I used to watch this crap

6:08 he got the bullseye £50!

What a Classic edition of Crosswits from 30 years ago today!

Graphics are great, can't fault 'em, wish I could say the same about the music, but it might grow on me if I hear it a few more times. (But then again...)

Shit prize.

That Beryl was smart, but what a snooty, snotty person.

The spelling question has always been there since 1981.

The women usually ended up with 2 points and 4 points on the Assault course round more often than not even though they started well ahead of the men.

How come this is the first episode of the series that they show on Challenge as this is episode 3. I never saw Maureen Flowers throwing for Charity in the ATV series but Jim Bowen recapped what she did the year before when she waa about to throw for charity in the first Central series. So few episodea of the ATV series on Challenge compared with all the later Central series Not all episodes of the first Central series have been shown on Challenge by the looks of it either. Will we ever see the missing ATV and early Central epidodes on Challenge?

Also from 1982 onwards Tony Green was the scorer.