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So You Want to be Top? is a British children's television programme presented by Gary Wilmot. It aired for 3 series from 7 November 1983 until 17 December 1985 normally on a Friday afternoon. [1] Description. The show includes sketches and games that are slapstick in nature.
Broadcast. BBC1, 7 November 1983 to 17 December 1985 (18 episodes in 3 series) Synopsis. Kids' quiz show, with plenty of slapstick and bad puns, and a loose "schoolday" theme to rounds.
So You Want to be Top?: Created by John Langdon, Ian White. With Gary Wilmot, Caroline Bernstein, David Coker, Leni Harper. The show included sketches and games that were slapstick in nature. The contestants were schoolchildren (except for series 3. Much of the dialogue was pun-laden and tended to elicit groans from the audience. Scores were ...
- (7)
- 1983-11-07
- Family, Game-Show
- Gary Wilmot, Caroline Bernstein, David Coker
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6th November 1984 - Trail for the Gary Wilmot fronted kids game show So You Want To Be Top
- 1 Min.
- 5,4K
- Neil Miles
So You Want to be Top? is a British children's television programme presented by Gary Wilmot. It aired for 3 series from 7 November 1983 until 17 December 1985 normally on a Friday afternoon. Description. The show includes sketches and games that are slapstick in nature. The contestants were schoolchildren (except for series 3 - see Criticism ...
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