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 Darryl
'THE DAZZLER' Fitton.
"Never been as nervous as I was when I appeared on Bullseye !
Please bring it back !
Dazzler"
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 Dean Chisnall,
Starring in Starring in the hit musical, Shrek at the Theatre
Royal Dury Lane, London.
"Sundays just
aren't the same without a bit of bully! The ultimate game show
for the whole family.
It's high time we
got it back on our screens. I used to dream of winning that
speedboat!
They don't make
game shows like they used to. Long live 'Bullseye'!"
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Jonathan
Whaley
Bring Back
Bullseye. Great family entertainment. Great game show.
Jonathan Whaley
Captain of the Stage Golfing Society 2011 and presenter of
'West End Live'
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 Trina
‘Golden Girl’ Gulliver, NineTimes Ladies World Champion.
My favourite game show, I love it
and I always enjoyed working with Tony Green on the Bullseye
Road Show.
Trina ' GOLDEN GIRL' Gulliver |
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 Phil
'THE POWER' Taylor - 15 Times World Darts
Champion
"Best wishes to all my fans and all Bullseye
fans. My favourite TV Game Show!"
Phil 'THE POWER' Taylor
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 John
Glen - Bullseye Fan
John Glen Film
Director seen here wearing a Bullseye baseball cap is
keen golfer and Bullseye fan,
best known for directing the following five James Bond
Films, For Your Eyes Only (1981), Octopussy (1983), A View
To Kill (1985), The Living Daylights (1987) and Licence to
Kill (1989). He has also worked as film editor and second
unit director on the following Bond movies On Her Majesty’s
Secret Service (1969), The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and
Moonraker (1979).
Glen has directed the most James
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Jeremy Gittins, Ian Ashpital and Jonathan Whaley -
Bullseye fans
Jeremy Gittins, famous for his
role as the Vicar in Keeping Up Appearances), Ian Ashpitel (Family Affairs, Law
& Order UK, Holby City) and Jonathan Whaley (Presenter of West End Live). All
proudly wearing their Bullseye Baseball Caps!
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 Phil Daniels actor most noted for film roles as Jimmy in
Quadrophenia, Richards in Scum and Kevin Wicks in EastEnders,
Bring Back Bully!!
I’m fed up of watching a load of mercenary
overpaid footballers on Sunday afternoons. Bring back the good
old days when professional & amateur join forces to throw darts
& answer not so high-brow questions & win proper prizes, like
250 quid, mini metros & fondue sets. We want Bullseye back.
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 Ian Ashpitel
Ian Ashpitel (Family Affairs, Law
& Order UK, Holby City). "You can't beat a bit of Bully"
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Michael Windsor, the most famous unknown person on
television because secretly (and we didn’t tell you this!)
he's the voice & puppeteer of Basil Brush
(pictured with Andrew Wood, the creator and owner of Bullseye).
Comments by Andrew Wood : Creator, Devisor and Writer of 'Bullseye' in association with Norman
Vaughan
I have so many great memories from all the
series of 'Bullseye' that we made. One in particular comes to
mind at this time. It was a letter from a viewer in September
1993. He didn't know that Series 12 was being repeated by
Central and Anglia TV on Thursday at half past midnight in
September 1993.
The viewer was a regular 'Bullseye' viewer
on Sunday afternoons. On the Wednesday evening he went out and
had a few beers. Quite a few as it happens. Later that night
when he got home, a little worse for wear, he got into bed and
turned on his TV set and fell asleep whilst he was watching a
cowboy film. He woke up in the middle of 'Bullseye' and
panicked. He thought he'd been asleep from Wednesday to Sunday.
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 Scott Gorham, Legendary Guitarist of the Superstar Rock
group Thin Lizzy.
Back in the 80's when I
played darts (hey, I was always in the pub) Bullseye was a fun
show to watch, especially watching the "non dart playing"
contestants. Some of these people looked like they didn't
know which end to throw at the dartboard. Jim Bowen was great
and the fabulously expensive prizes were a hoot.
Bring Bullseye back, nice
one.............I'll have the "fishing row boat" and the "juice
blender" please Jim. And hey!!!.." Where's my Bully Tankard??"
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 Jeremy
Gittins starring as (Michael the Vicar) in the hit BBC
television show, Keeping Up Appearances”.
Bullseyetvgameshow.com - Great site, ”Smashing, fantastic”
When are we going to see Bullseye back on terrestrial TV where
it belongs?.
New game shows
may be slicker, they may be more 'Hi Tec', they may have bigger
prizes but none comes close to 'Bullseye'.
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Comments by Chris Tarrant : Host of Capital Radio Breakfast Show and ITV's super quiz show, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Jim Bowen and I spent a lot of time at ATV
studios in Birmingham together - in fact he was the only person
who spent more time in the bar than I did.
He's a great bloke and Bullseye was
probably one of the most slagged-off shows of all time and yet
continued to get huge ratings week after week for many years.
One of the proudest moments of my life was
when Jim actually gave - yes gave - me a free "Bully" keyring.
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 Paul Allen former Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United &
Southampton Player
I have always been a big
fan of Bullseye and in particular Bully and the show’s host Jim
Bowen. It was a very entertaining show with great prizes
to be won and must TV throughout homes around the country.
Cult TV at its best. Super smashing great!
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 Steve
Beaton, The Bronzed Adonis of the Darts World. 1996 Embassy
World Champion
A great show that all the
family can enjoy. Everyone's favourite Sunday TV viewing
back in the 80's and 90's. I would love to see a
new series and be invited back on again.
I had a brilliant time working on the Bullseye Road Shows
with Tony Green.
U Can't beat a bit of bully. Bring back Bullseye! U know
it makes sense.
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 Comment by Frank Carson. The funniest comedian in the country. If you don't believe that, ask him.
I was so surprised when Bullseye came off
ITV. It's such a good show. Bring it back.
Bowen only had two '0' Levels, mugging and
shoplifting. He was certainly the man for the job. It was me
that introduced him many many years ago on the 'Comedians'.
He's as funny as a snowball in a microwave.
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 Comment by Rodney Marsh, former England International, Fulham, QPR, Manchester City and Tampa Bay
Rowdies soccer star and now a soccer pundit on Sky TV.
When I watched Bullseye I remember
thinking.......this programme is way ahead of its time.
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 Bob
Anderson - ‘The Rhinestone Cowboy’ 2008 Winner of the League
of Legends.
Bullseye was an institution in the past, and I'm looking
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 Comment by Steve Jones, Host of LWT game
shows, Jeopardy, The Pyramid Game and Search For A Star.
Any show that pulls in the many millions of
punters and students in equal numbers as Bullseye did has to be
a great show. Loved it.
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 Joe Swash - Actor, Mickey Miller,
Eastenders and Winner of the 2008 I’m a Celebrity, get me
out of here....
One of the best game
shows ever invented and if they do a celebrity show they had
better invite me on! |
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 Bobby
‘the King of Bling’ George – The face and pundit of BBC TV
Darts. Twice Embassy World Darts Championship Finalist at
Lakeside.
'I’m privileged to have been
involved with the Bullseye show since appearing on the pilot
show all those years ago – it was one of the most popular
shows on TV and judging by the amount of people who ask
‘when is it coming back ‘still is!’ Super, magic, great! |
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 Martin ‘Wolfie’ Adams – 2008
Winmau World Masters Chanmpion and 2007 Lakeside World Darts
Champion.
Fantastic cult game
show, not just for dart players but for all the family to
enjoy. Would love to see a new series back on the box.
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 John Walton – 2008 WDF Europe Cup
Pairs Champion with Martin Adams and Former 2001 Lakeside
World Darts Champion.
Bullseye is an iconic
game show. Love watching it and hope one day to be invited
on as a guest player!
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 James O'Brien - LBC 97.3 Show
"Bullseye's" absence from our screens is a
national tragedy. Until it returns how on earth can Britain lay
claim to having the best TV in the world?"
Maxie Allen, LBC 97.3 Producer
"Our LBC 97.3 Bullseye was a great success
and hugely enjoyable. The enthusiastic response from our
listeners just goes to show how much people miss the programme
from their TV screens!"
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 Shaun Greatbatch – 2007 England National Singles and Swedish
Open, Lakeside 2006 semi-finalist.
I love watching the repeats of Bullseye, it is a cult show
watched by millions. You can’t beat a bit of Bully!
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 MARTIN
ATKINS – THE ASSASSIN. 2009
Lakeside World Pro Last 16. Selected for England in Six
Nations Cup and British Internationals.
It would be
great to see a new 21st century Bullseye show up and running
on terrestrial TV, with the £1 Million Pound Jackpot. I used
to watch Bullseye every Sunday tea time and it had a massive
captive audience. Your format with the £1 Million Pound
Jackpot would go way beyond that.
You Can’t
Beat A Bit of Bully
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