TV Series1991 · BBC One · Ended · 60 min
Set in Noel Edmonds' fictitious grand house in the equally fictitious town of Crinkley Bottom, the show centres around games involving the studio audience and special guest celebrities. Contestants can "grab a grand", home viewers can be caught out live in their own homes and celebrities get their just desserts in the gunge tank.
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Noel Edmonds
177 episodes
Carol Vorderman
177 episodes
Neil Morrissey
Sammy Shammy
177 episodes
Sarah Alexander
Girl at Window
177 episodes
Barbara Windsor
1 episode
Mat Stevenson
1 episode
Jean Boht
1 episode
Freddie Starr
1 episode
Barbara Lott
1 episode
Henry Cooper
1 episode
Charlton Heston
Star guest
1 episode
David Seaman
1 episode
Mel Brooks
1 episode
Ulrika Jonsson
1 episode
Guy Siner
1 episode
Vinnie Jones
1 episode
Duncan Goodhew
1 episode
Frank Carson
1 episode
Kristian Schmid
1 episode
Craig McLachlan
1 episode
Joan Collins
1 episode
Meat Loaf
1 episode
Ronnie Corbett
1 episode
Shane Richie
1 episode
Stacy Dorning
1 episode
Richard Whiteley
1 episode
David Ginola
1 episode
Susan Tully
1 episode
Howard Lew Lewis
1 episode
Carmen Silvera
1 episode
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