A Australian Nickelodeon promo to one of the Saturday/Sunday morning program known as "SN:TV: Saturday Nick Television" that was based on the ITV's former highly popular Saturday Morning program in the UK: "SMTV Live" that was debuted in 2002. During the first half of the 1st season, it was originally broadcasted on both Saturdays during the morning and during the night before it was rescheduled to also include Sunday morning schedule, which removes the original Saturday night schedule. With thanks to HappySwordsman. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCM7ssxdcBc

Series 1, Episode 2 Granny and Metal Mickey have done Steve and Haley's homework. Mickey's answers are so outstanding that the teachers immediately suspect foul play and end up deducing Gran is a scientific genius. With thanks to OldTVShow Metal Mickey belongs to London Weekend Television/ITV Studios. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yer8Z2oLYk

Back in 1957, Kellogg's added 2 stars from The Sooty Show, Harry Corbett and Sooty to promote Marble and Spaceship game (6 marbles included) inside Kellogg's Rice Krispies, where Sooty plays "Race to the Moon," where he ends up winning by having a marble landed to the top of the moon in 100 miles. As Sooty's popularity continue to rise throughout the 1960s and 1970s, he was a mascot for Puffa Puffa Rice and Sugar Stars while Sweep on the other hand was a mascot for Coco Pops (known as Coco Krispies during that time.) Made by the JWT agency. Found on History of Advertising Trust website. Sooty belongs to The Corbett Family, Richard Cadell, ITV, FremantleMedia, and formerly the BBC. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkXdOctmdT8

One of the earliest Pillsbury adverts that was aired in the UK, it features Poppin' Fresh "Pillsbury Doughboy" mistakenly known as "Pillsbury the Doughboy" in this advert, and like Germany, the UK adverts features the Doughboy used to have his different chef hat before using a official one in the USA a few decades later, and no, the voice of a well-known Doughboy mascot isn't the legendary Paul Frees in the USA, it was played by a different voice actor, Peter Hawkins, promoting his Poppin' Fresh Dough (Pillsbury Dough) products, with the re-vocalised version of "Say Hello to Poppin' Fresh Dough" (Say Hello to Pillsbury Dough) jingle. This advert was animated by David Allen. With the voice of Peter Hawkins. Sourced from History of Advertising Trust. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwZCTSY0dfQ