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Current revision as of 04:00, 8 October 2024
Contents |
Host
Julian Clary (2003)
Voiceover: Craig Charles (2004)
Broadcast
Challenge, 15 September 2003 to 2004
Synopsis
Inspired by their success with Takeshi's Castle, Challenge make a programme based on clips of other Japanese shows with the floating head of Julian Clary linking between them in rather an off-hand manner. Subsequent series have been packages with a Craig Charles voiceover.
I'm sure that's not how Madonna wore hersInventor
The Chatterbox Partnership
Trivia
Clary's links in series one were written by Paul Merton.
