Bullseye UK 68

[@connorlord5711]

I love bullseye x

[@BluetheFortune2006]

0:38 Man, Jim Bowen really got his long brown hair back since his days in The Comedians.

[@chaingangsoldier3100]

You could tell already that the star prize in this episode was a car because in the middle of the Prize Board round, you can clearly see smoke starting to appear in the studio!

[@iraceruk]

2:45 "Well that's the bull, but unfortunately Showbiz". WTF?!?!

[@DesElmes]

On the next throw Greeny says, "Well, also for the bull, but that's in Faces." I probably don't need to say what he meant on both occasions. 😉

[@LogoMan7777]

He was aiming for the bullseye but missed and went into Showbiz.

[@Gfresh844]

Mandy wouldn't stop talking. Jim couldn't get a word in.

[@SophieCrane-o7v]

I Think this was the 1st Time since 1987 that Jim & Tony kicked off the Show.

[@hamzahassan2066]

Unfortunately 17th October 1982 Is Not Available

[@iraceruk]

15:13 "You cannot lose. You cannot lose". Er - yes they can, Jim! FFS 🙄

[@DesElmes]

At 17:18 he says, "You're four on six, that's excellent." Er, three on six, Jim. 😉

[@CC-bn3nm]

8:56

[@aq2819]

A show notorious for awful star prizes, no wonder anyone who won anything decent wouldn’t bother gambling.

[@iraceruk]

Plenty of contestants who won lots of rubbish gambled, and plenty of contestants who won very little rubbish gambled.

[@hamzahassan2066]

13th September 1992

[@SophieCrane-o7v]

Correction, it aired on September 6th 1992.

[@RazSux]

Challenge have really butchered some of these episodes!

[@doodlecheesebug2]

I've still got this episode in its original unedited form recorded from the day when Challenge first showed it in October 2006 - 5 years or so before they butchered it!

[@iraceruk]

What do you mean 'butchered it'?

[@doodlecheesebug2]

@@iraceruk 'Butchered it' means cut bits out of the episode out in such a bad way that it looks so jarring & doesn't look right.

[@RazSux]

@@iraceruk Edited it badly

[@paulthrutner9114]

Jim Bowen was an atrocious presenter.

[@eatmywords]

that was part of his charm. you generally ended up laughing at him, rather than with him.

[@captur69]

Totally agree...unlike the robots nowadays...jim was a common man...a gentleman...​@@eatmywords