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1. pluginmedia.net › project › turkish-bizarreTurkish Bizarre - Plug-In Media Limited

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   We made Turkish Bizarre to promote Blue Peter’s 2009 Summer Expedition to Turkey. The game’s compelling upward scrolling platform format features four different exotic levels from the dark caves of Catalhoyuk to a high bridge across the Bosporus.

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2. inductible.co.uk › project › blue-peter-turkish-bizarreBlue Peter: Turkish Bizarre - INDUCTIBLE

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   Blue Peter: Turkish Bizarre. Plug-in Media, 2009, for CBBC (role: game developer) Flash, AS3. A vertical platformer with really fun ‘feel’, developed for the BBC. Escape from the oncoming peril in each level, and get to the exit whilst grabbing as many pickups as possible!

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Blue_Peter_Summer_ExpeditionBlue Peter Summer Expedition - Wikipedia

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   The Blue Peter Summer Expedition was a yearly tradition in which the presenters of the BBC children's TV programme Blue Peter go to a foreign country and experience the culture and film special reports from that country, which are broadcast over several weeks in September and October.

4. www.scotsman.com › arts-and-culture › 50-things-we50 things we learned from Blue Peter - The Scotsman

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   Oct 15, 2008 · 50 things we learned from Blue Peter. The BBC's most famous children's show celebrates its half-century today. Here, Alice Wyllie lists the triumphs and – often comical – tribulations that ...

5. escapetotheseventies.com › 70s-television › blue-peterBlue Peter | 70s Television - escapetotheseventies.com

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   Since its very early days it’s been common for the team to go on a ‘Summer Expedition’ during the school holidays – a time when Blue Peter would be off the air. The show would return in September with the films they made abroad during the past few weeks.

6. www.pressreader.com › uk › yours-ukBlue Peter... on tour! - PressReader

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   Jun 1, 2021 · In 1970 the trio headed to Mexico, the first trip to be shot in colour and chosen because of the interest generated in that year’s World Cup. In 1975 presenters John Noakes, Peter Purves and Lesley Judd headed to Turkey – with Peter and John having a soapy encounter in a Turkish bath.

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   Why did Blue Peter make Turkish bizarre?

   • Client: BBC / CBBC PLATFORM GAME FOR BLUE PETER We made Turkish Bizarre to promote Blue Peter’s 2009 Summer Expedition to Turkey. The game’s compelling upward scrolling platform format features four different exotic levels from the dark caves of Catalhoyuk to a high bridge across the Bosporus.

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   What is the Blue Peter summer expedition?

   • Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. The Blue Peter Summer Expedition was a yearly tradition in which the presenters of the BBC children's TV programme Blue Peter go to a foreign country and experience the culture and film special reports from that country, which are broadcast over several weeks in September and October.

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   Why is Blue Peter called Blue Peter?

   • Blue Peter is named after the blue and white flag hoisted when a ship is ready to set sail from port. The reasoning for the choice is that the programme is intended to be a voyage of adventure and discovery for the viewers, constantly covering new topics. 6.

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   How did the Blue Peter appeals start?

   • 26. The Blue Peter Appeals started in 1962 when viewers were asked to collect postage stamps to raise money for homes for the homeless. 27. It's estimated that, across the 49 appeals, children have raised the equivalent of over £100m in today's money.

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   Who created Blue Peter?

   • Blue Peter was created by John Hunter Blair. Throughout the programme's 60-year history, there have been just seven editors: Biddy Baxter, Lewis Bronze, Oliver Macfarlane, Steve Hocking, Richard Marson, Tim Levell and the current editor Ewan Vinnicombe. 4. The 60th anniversary edition of the show on 16 October will be programme number 5,037. 5.

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   How old was Blue Peter in 1998?

   • On 16 October 1998 Blue Peter was forty years old. To mark the anniversary all the show’s previous presenters were invited to the Blue Peter studio for a special birthday edition full of games and quizzes. On the previous Saturday night BBC Two had devoted a whole evening to showing a highly successful Blue Peter Night.

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   Sep 23, 2018 · Although Simon Thomas made his first official appearance as Blue Peter’s new presenter on 8 January 1999, he’d actually made a sneaky cameo dressed up as Father Christmas on the Blue Peter...