KNIGHTMARE RETURNS TO CITV
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Wasn't there talk of a possible Theme Night on ITV2 at some stage? If so, perhaps an episode might feature there.
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It will be nice to see a few clips, since it seems that's the best we can hope for. And Grotbags! And hopefully T-Bag. crosses fingers
Tonight at around 2.30am ITV are showing one of the concerts that made up Eurythmics' Peacetour: well worth a look for anyone staying up late.
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For anyone who missed this, a few very quick Knightmare clips were featured in a short section that looked back at CITV programmes of the 1980s. The presenters described it as "the coolest show of the 80s" and "so ahead of its time".
When they discussed the 90s shows they made a big mention of how the 90s featured programmes for everyone, as if that hadn't been the case before. Strange, then, that it was in this period that they basically abandoned a major age section of the youth market in axeing such shows as Knightmare.
In any case, I thought Grotbags easily stole the show.
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Hi
Just got in from work. Sat down and watched citv's 20th birthday celebrations. I thought it was really good. If it had one fault (other than not showing full episodes of faves such as knightmare) it was that they spent a bit too long on the links. not the bits where they were talking to old presenters - that was interesting (It was nice to see jeannes down, scally etc - but bits like the 2002 trivia quiz and reminding people to phone in with their top 2002 shows. It seemed a bit too focused on the modern presenters and not enough on the retro. Also I didn't like the way they just grabbed hold of anyone for the birthday messages - most of the celebs I thought were really unsuitable and therefore it was a bit patronizing for citv i.e. s club juniors are too young to have 'grown up' with citv, blazin' squad I would imagine wouldn't watch citv (think of street cred and all that).
Incidentally. I also picked up on how they said there was 'something for everyone in the 90's'. I would have thought that phrase would have gone better with the 80's shows which even adults admitted to watching for their own enjoyment. (Do you know any adults who enjoy coming home from work and settling into the latest 'repeat' of pokemon or hey arnold?).
And yes, Grotbags was really good. The best bit though was probably Roland Rat confessing his embarresing moment to be saving 'TV-AM'.
Anyway, overall the show was really good.
A few more things
- any more news on this itv2 theme night?
2.I know it's on the wrong thread but how did knightmare do in the cult pole on challenge (I don't have sky) and I'm too lazy to look!
- And something I've jut thought of. I'm really suprised there was no mention of Rainbow
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2.I know it's on the wrong thread but how did knightmare do in the cult pole on challenge (I don't have sky) and I'm too lazy to look!
I can do this one. It won. It's detailed on the "Challenge Cult Selection Winners" thread in this Knews section of the forum.
I'd also like to know the answer to your first question. I asked a while back on this thread with no response. Perhaps the default response is therefore: no news.
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I watched the show and have been stuck in nostalgia mode all day.
I'm suprised that The Dreamstone and Wacaday were missed out.
On Woof! how did the turning into a dog thing pass on to a new person? Was it genetic?
"There's somebody at the door". Grotbags should have her own show again.
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Poor Emii! comfies
And Grotbags should definitely get a new show! Every generation growing up needs an ugly, green skinned, shrill-voiced, badly dressed witch to be frightened by. Well, I suppose Anne Robinson fulfils the criteria, but we still need Grotbags back!
I'm only joking, Annie. Perhaps you and Grotbags could do a show together? Or at least invite her onto the Weakest Link Celebrity Witches Special.
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Btw, did you see those kids in the background? They had absolutely no idea who any of them were!!
Quite what those stupid 9 year old children were doing, I have no idea. Around the same time as Grotbags was shown in 1992, they were only a glint in the milkman's eye!
Did the CITV presenters just go to some random school in Birmingham last month and pick a bunch of equally random children? They just got in the way.
The best bits I thought were the guests mind. Grotbags and Scally were rad, Roland Rat was cool and Matthew Kelly and Gary Terzza - just great.
And Jeanne Downs.....
I -LOVE- JEANNE DOWNS!!!!!
-Duncan
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They were only a glint in the milkman's eye!
Another Blackadder fan, I see. Good for you.
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From Blackadder S3E1:
And who might that be? Pitt the toddler? Pitt the embryo? Pitt the glint in the milkman's eye?
Sorry if you thought it up yourself. Maybe I've just been watching too much of it recently <¦-)
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I was revising
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