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| - | Rocking Horse | + | Rocking Horse Productions for Westcountry (regional), 9 November to 14 December 1996 (6 episodes in 1 series) |
| - | Rocking Horse and Westcountry for ITV, 5 May 1999 to 23 June 1999 (8 episodes in 1 series + 2 unaired) | + | Rocking Horse Productions and Westcountry for ITV, 5 May 1999 to 23 June 1999 (8 episodes in 1 series + 2 unaired) |
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Revision as of 02:37, 1 July 2016
Contents |
Host
Sharron Davies (1996)
Jamie Baulch (1999)
Broadcast
Rocking Horse Productions for Westcountry (regional), 9 November to 14 December 1996 (6 episodes in 1 series)
Rocking Horse Productions and Westcountry for ITV, 5 May 1999 to 23 June 1999 (8 episodes in 1 series + 2 unaired)
Synopsis
In short, this isn't a million miles away from a We are the Champions for the 90s.
Olympic silver medallist and World Indoor 400m champion Jamie Baulch puts down his bottle of peroxide for a moment to host this energetic show featuring some of the more obscure sports.
Three teams compete in a range of challenges, such as an archery competition, as well as battling it out on the Energize Challenge Course. Overall, it's nothing to write home about but it does make a nice change from the gunge shows.
Jamie Baulch (middle right) with three pairs of contestants, preparing for the Challenge CourseTrivia
The series was originally a sports magazine programme in the Westcountry region only, hosted by Sharron Davies. It didn't get networked until the game show format was introduced.
It was also a Government-backed programme, produced in association with Sports England. What would everyone else say?
