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On Safari was a children's game show series set in the jungle that was produced by TVS, and aired on the ITV network for four series from 1982 until 1984. The show was hosted by Christopher Biggins and for the first season, was co-hosted by future EastEnders actress Gillian Taylforth. Her sister Kim Taylforth also appreaed in the early episodes of season 1. All four series were recorded at the ...
On Safari is a British children's game show that aired on ITV from 16 February 1982 to 11 December 1984 and is hosted by Christopher Biggins and co-hosted by Gillian Taylforth.
On Safari (1982–1984) Typically messy children's game show that always ended with the contestants covered in mud and host Christopher Biggins laughing his big fat bottom off (not very encouraging I would think). Two children were paired with celebrities that ranged from Children's ITV stalwarts like Bill Oddie and Rolf Harris to 'Give Us a ...
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Most noteworthy for the most puntastic catchphrase ever (see below). Catchphrases "Safari, so goody!" Biggins: "Say goodbye, Gillian" Taylforth: "Goodbye, Gillian". (Shades of "Say goodnight, JV", "Goodnight, JV" some ten years later on Big Break). Inventor . Co-devised by producer Tony McLaren and ex-Runaround adjudicator Tim Edmunds. Theme music
Biggins' co-hosting of Surprise Surprise and hosting children's game show On Safari (1982–1984) for TVS, led to his being typecast as a "bubbly personality". He was asked in 2005 if he resented this situation replying: No, not a bit of it. I'm perfectly happy being me, thank you, and I happen to know that I am afforded enormous respect from ...
On Safari was an early Childrens TV show, shown during the afternoons from 1981 onwards. It was great entertainment after a long day working hard at school. (Or even after a normal day at school that hadn’t involved any working.) The idea of it was that teams of one child and one parent would have to make their way around a huge board game ...
