Britain's Strongest Man
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[[Derek Hobson]] (1979-81) | [[Derek Hobson]] (1979-81) | ||
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Donny MacLeod (1983) | Donny MacLeod (1983) | ||
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Henry Cooper (1981) | Henry Cooper (1981) | ||
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[[Paul Dickenson]] (commentator, 2002-4) | [[Paul Dickenson]] (commentator, 2002-4) | ||
Revision as of 04:15, 15 December 2015
Contents |
Host
Derek Hobson (1979-81)
Dave Lee Travis (1982)
Donny MacLeod (1983)
John Inverdale (1999-2004)
John Bayfield (2006-8)
Sam Bond & Dan Singh (2009)
Caroline Pearce & Alex Reid (2010)
Andy Kerr (2011)
Matt Bell (2012-) (and Nick Aldis from 2012-3)
Co-hosts
Barbara Windsor (1979)
Henry Cooper (1981)
Geoff Capes (1982)
Paul Dickenson (commentator, 2002-4)
Stuart Storey and Geoff Capes (commentators, 2009)
Stuart Storey (commentator, 2010)
Broadcast
Transworld International and Thames for ITV, 29 November 1979 to 27 October 1981 (3 episodes in 1 series + 2 specials)
Transworld International for BBC 1, 10 September 1982 to at 5 September 2004
as UK's Strongest Man Transworld International & IMG Media Ltd for five, 22 December 2006 (Special); 27 August 2007 to 3 September 2008 (Series: 10 episodes in 2 series)
as UK's Strongest Man Transworld International & IMG Media Ltd for Bravo, 2009 to 13 December 2010
as UK's Strongest Man Transworld International & IMG Media Ltd for Challenge, 21 November 2011 to 2013
as UK's Strongest Man Transworld International & IMG Media Ltd for Channel 5, 2 December 2014 (Special); 20 November 2015 to present (Series)
Synopsis
British heats of the World's Strongest Man competition, from such exotic locations as Alton Towers and Nottingham Castle.
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See also
World's Strongest Man Super Series
