Featuring two sets of contestants, snowball fights and flights through the air, the sharp-eyed may also spot Peter Davison in the audience.

Contents: Question cards, reveal sleeve, four wipe-clean boards, two dry-wipe pens, score pad, rule sheet, ‘chequebook and pen’ trophy card. For at least the last two episodes he'd recorded beforehand he was noticeably ill; you'd think the BBC would have had a stand-by presenter but apparently not. In last round see how well you know your opponents and match your answers with other players to win 200 points. Choose from traditional word games and educational games to keep their little minds sharp and their little fingers nimble. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.By the late-90s he was hosting various other shows including Midas Touch, Wheel Of Fortune, and The National Lottery Live, and he had a rather “cheeky” and easy-going style that reminded me of the likes of Brian Conley and Shane Richie. The highest-scoring contestant would then go through to the Supermatch game for the chance to win some prizes, which it could be argued weren’t very impressive even for the time.

When it comes to this new stuff, I haven't really got a clue who half of the panellists are, and the show's not really made for my demographic, so my "take" on the show is arguably void. Everett was a regular during the Wogan era, but not during the Dawson-era - it's probably fair to say that the show wouldn't have been big enough for both Dawson and Everett, given that Dawson was a rather more dominant personality than Wogan. Kennedy also won a coveted Golden Logie for his work, for being one of the biggest personalities on TV. Another one in the same year featured 3 weathermen (Michael Fish, John Kettley, and Ian McCaskill) and the Beverley Sisters. Guest Panellists: Ashley Roberts, Ugo Monye, Rob Rinder, Judi Love, Reverend Richard Coles and Joe Swash.Other game shows he has hosted recently include Keep It In The Family (which only seemed to exist to feature daft games and make him laugh as much as possible because that’s what viewers wanted apparently), Cash Trapped (which he devised himself), and a revival of Blankety Blank.