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Quiz in which three wildlife experts were asked questions about the natural world. Much use of clips from the BBC's vast natural history archive. Really more of a wildlife-discussion programme than a quiz, but no less interesting for that. | Quiz in which three wildlife experts were asked questions about the natural world. Much use of clips from the BBC's vast natural history archive. Really more of a wildlife-discussion programme than a quiz, but no less interesting for that. | ||
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| + | The wildlife experts included Johnny Morris, Lionel Kellaway and David Bellamy. | ||
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| + | The main host, Mike Jordan, was famous at the time for co-presenting (with Su Ingle) the excellent children's wildlife programme 'Wildtrack', having replaced the previous host Tony Soper in the early-80s. Jordan also co-presented a mid-80s early-evening wildlife series 'Wild Britain'. | ||
[[Category:Themed Quiz]] | [[Category:Themed Quiz]] | ||
[[Category:Natural History]] | [[Category:Natural History]] | ||
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Host
Michael Jordan
Jeremy Cherfas (some series, probably around 1984-85)
Broadcast
BBC2, 4 November 1982 to 8 January 1987
Synopsis
Quiz in which three wildlife experts were asked questions about the natural world. Much use of clips from the BBC's vast natural history archive. Really more of a wildlife-discussion programme than a quiz, but no less interesting for that.
Trivia
The wildlife experts included Johnny Morris, Lionel Kellaway and David Bellamy.
The main host, Mike Jordan, was famous at the time for co-presenting (with Su Ingle) the excellent children's wildlife programme 'Wildtrack', having replaced the previous host Tony Soper in the early-80s. Jordan also co-presented a mid-80s early-evening wildlife series 'Wild Britain'.
