Big Sky Games | Blankety Blank |TV Show Board Game | Ages 8+ | 3-6 Players

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Demographics suggest that 70% of subscribers to Chunkz are in the 18-34 age group, a viable target audience for a commercial channel like ITV. This was initially by means of a revolving image (during the Wogan-era), then later by visuals that parted in the style of curtains to show each celeb's face (during the early Dawson-era). The highest scorer goes on to play the Supermatch Game, but nobody wins a chequebook and pen trophy. There could quite often be fillers with more than one word, such as the top answer in one of the examples above, namely 'Punch And Judy').

Before the show, the whole audience was polled as to what word(s) should fill in the blank of the Supermatch phrase, and the three most popular answers were hidden away on the board. In the early-80s Bradley Walsh was originally a footballer, although he never played at the highest level, and injuries put an early end to his career.

More panellists that might be unfamiliar to the middle-aged on this edition are former rugby player Ugo Monye, Robert Rinder (the UK's version of Judge Judy) and Ashley Roberts, a former member of the Pussycat Dolls, who perverts might remember jiggling Helen Flanagan's breasts in a 2012 episode of I'm A Celebrity.

This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.Various prizes in the early-90s revival included a telephone and pocket TV that seemingly only ever showed a picture of Bruce Forsyth’s co-host Rosemarie Ford.

Guest Panellists: Anton du Beke, Kadeena Cox, Tom Allen, Brian Conley, Lady Leshurr and Alex Brooker. Incidentally, there were occasionally seven celebrities, in the event of a double act, such as the Krankies or the Chuckle Brothers, filling one celebrity slot - more so in later editions).To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. But this also meant that the idea ran out of steam rather quickly, and this ended after barely a year. The owner of the Official Ronald Lacey Site made me chuckle when I asked on Twatter if it was a canned laughter machine or they drugged the audience, replying: "They drug the canned laughter machine. This said, Bradley Walsh has settled in a bit more as the host during the second series, and it's a little bit easier to sit through than the first - in fact, not only do some episodes approach mediocrity, there's even one or two that are halfway watchable.