Once upon a time, Saturday night meant a takeaway, the whole family on the sofa and one big show everyone talked about on Monday. Put these classics in order, from the one you miss most to the one you could live without.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Noel's House Party
Noel Edmonds caused chaos live from Crinkley Bottom. Somebody always got covered in gunge, and Mr Blobby knocked over everything in sight.
Blind Date
Cilla Black asked if we wanted 'a lorra lorra laughs'. Then we all waited to see who got sent off on a dodgy holiday together.
Stars in Their Eyes
Everyday folk walked through the smoke and came out as their singing hero. Some were spot on, and some were just brilliant fun.
The Generation Game
Families tried pottery, cake decorating and dancing, usually badly. Then came the conveyor belt, cuddly toy and all.
Gladiators
Lycra-clad heroes took on brave members of the public with giant cotton buds. Every kid in the country wanted a go on the Travelator.
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