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A 1987 episode of BBC's bingo game show "Bob's Full House," that was presented by the legendary Bob Monkhouse, this episode is the 16th episode of the fourth...
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Episode 10 Series 12 - Bob’s too busy to even tell the machines what the job is for today. He takes Scrambler to the dome and the others follow. It turns out...
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Hey everybody, let's go down Bob's Bingo Hall and play some bingo for some fabulous prizes! OK, so it's old but it has quite a legacy. Thanks to Mr Monkhouse, we've had four versions of this with different hosts and different sets. (Version 2.0 was One to Win with Andrew O'Connor, version 2.1 was Lucky Numbers with Shane Richie, and version 2.2 was...
Bob's flagrant cheating when the contestant was rapidly running out of time. Bob opened each show with about 10 minutes of jokes (often about his wife - how did she put up with it?!) and topical gags. Later series also featured jokes about his unmarried sister, Beryl and his dim cousin, Wilfred (both of whom were, presumably, fictional?) Bob used t...
(At the start of the show): "Ladies and gentlemen - the master of the house - Bob Monkhouse!" "Let's meet my Full House guests!" "You've been wallied", or, "You're wallied, you can't answer this!" Also, on occasion during the 'Middle Line' round, "You're wallied, but that only means that you cannot interrupt should (whoever) get his/her question wr...
Game devised by Terry Mardell and David Moore. In addition, the late John Junkinwas one of Bob's writers on the show.
Bob used to write 'Joke' on some of his question cards and made up one-liners on the spot. Bob was credited at the end for writing some of the questions. In the early 90s the format was remade in the US as 'Trump Card'. The bingo numbers only went up as far as 60, which was therefore 'top of the shop', so Bob never got to say, "Clickety-clicks, six...
BBC programme page, which includes a 1987 episode as part of a game show collection. Wikipedia entry Opening titles from the BBC Motion Graphics Archive
Bob’s Full House. This popular quiz show on BBC 1 hosted by Bob Monkhouse was based on the game of Bingo. Six series were produced between 1984 and 1990. The pilot title for the show was ‘Top of the Shop’. This edition is from Saturday 12th December 1987 which was episode 15 of series 4.
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6. "Wendy's Busy Day". Diane Redmond. 24 May 1999 [7] (24 May 1999 [7]) Bob has caught a cold so Wendy steps in and takes over. She then takes Muck, Roley and Dizzy to finish the road but when Dizzy gets stuck in the cement whilst playing football (soccer in US), Lofty is brought in to rescue her.
SeriesSeriesEpisodesOriginally Aired(first Aired)631 December 2011 (2011-12-31)31 December 2011 (2011-12-31)826 September 2011 (2011-09-26)5 October 2011 (2011-10-05)625 October 2010 (2010-10-25)25 October 2010 (2010-10-25)2012 April 2010 (2010-04-12)28 May 2010 (2010-05-28)Found on an old Beta tape. 109 episodes (6 series) were filmed. This is towards the end of the run.
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