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Revision as of 21:43, 16 August 2006
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Host
David Vine with Des Lynam (1978), thereafter Ron Pickering
Co-hosts
Other commentators: Barry Davies (1979), Brian Budd (1982)
Broadcast
BBC 1, 6 September 1978-14 January 1985
Synopsis
Team version of the Superstars format which appeared in sporadic one-offs or short series for some eight years. Initially it was just two rival football teams but later evolved into two lots of individuals from rival sports (e.g. Rugby vs. Water Sports) going at it through the various all-round sporting tasks.
Trivia
Interestingly, the trophy was sponsored a number of times - by Ferguson, Brylcreem and Townsend Thorsen (ah, that brings some ferry trips back into the mind).
On one series, the event was held on naval ships such as the HMS Victory and the flightdeck of HMS Hermes.
1982 commentator Brian Budd was a three-times winner of Canadian Superstars (1978-1980).
One excellent feature of the contest was the assault course race, which usually proved interesting, especially seeing how different teams coped with the various obstacles - almost as good as the assault course on The Krypton Factor.
