Chock-A-Block

Description: 80s kids tv programme

Newest Review: ... in Leader's mind turning as she presented the show. While she was singing 'Jack and Jill went up the hill', you knew that she had her eyes on a big headlining chat-show slot. 'That's right', she thought, 'One day, I will be the female Wogan. I'll be there, introducing Rick Astley to sing his latest song, and asking Miriam Stoppard what she thinks about ... more

... rheumatism. No, I won't be humiliating myself by dressing up in a fluorescent boiler suit pretending as though I care when happens on the bus as the wheels go round??. Whilst 'Leader Live' never got commissioned, I feel as though she can be pro...more

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Chock-A-Block: Chock-A-Holic Anonymous (694 words)
by - written on 01/04/02 (Very useful, 1542 readings)
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In the 80's, what was yellow, hard to control and sent millions of youngsters into hysterics when it appeared on their TV screens? No, not Oliver Reed after a few shandies too many, I'm talking about the Chock-A-Block car. 'Chock-A-Block' was a children's TV show which ran in the late 1980s, usually in between 'Bertha' and 'The Family Ness', two low-fi cartoons, both sadly missed nowadays. Only about 10 minutes long, it is always brought up in one of those 4am 'let's talk about children's TV we used to watch when we were younger' conversations, with everyone talking passionately about remembering pleading ... Read the complete review

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