SMTV Live (Saturday Morning Television Live) was a British Saturday morning children’s television programme, produced by Blaze Television for ITV and was presented by Ant & Dec with Cat Deeley. CD:UK (Countdown: United Kingdom) was a music television programme which ran from 29 August 1998 until 1 April 2006. Special guests include Neil Bucchanon, Steps, Westlife, Cher, The Corrs and Geri Halliwell. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. © ‘Highgrove Media’ idents and name are the copyright of Highgrove Entertainments Limited. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the odysee link.

In 2010, ITV broadcast 30 Years of An Audience With, looking back at the history of the series, with interviews from past guests, and clips from old shows. The fourth episode looked at the shows hosted by Dame Shirley Bassey, Take That, Sir Cliff Richard, Jackie Mason and Jimmy Tarbuck, with interviews from Jackie Mason and Jimmy Tarbuck. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. © ‘Highgrove Media’ idents and name are the copyright of Highgrove Entertainments Limited. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the odysee link.

Graham Norton presents a show focusing on people, trends, stories and the aspects of celebrity culture that interest him most, featuring trademark Norton comedy monologues, celebrity chat, eccentric stories and characters, and home-grown weirdness from the great British viewing public. Special guests include Elijah Wood, Kim Catrall, Heloise and The Savoir Faire. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. © ‘Highgrove Media’ idents and name are the copyright of Highgrove Entertainments Limited. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the odysee link.

This video features an episode of Noel’s Telly Years from Monday 12th February 1996. Noel Edmonds turns back the TV clock for a nostalgia quiz looking at the events and trends of a bygone year. Tonight features 1979, when Lucinda Green won the Badminton Horse Trials for a fourth year, Jon Pertwee played Worzel Gummidge, Fred Dibnah climbed to fame in Steeplejack, and Lennie Bennett starred in The Lennie and Jerry Show. They join Noel to be questioned on their memories of the top stories of the year. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. © ‘Highgrove Media’ idents and name are the copyright of Highgrove Entertainments Limited. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the youTUBE link. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkfAmfzYFcE