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Author: Steven Williams
Jack Kibble-White

Genre: Popular Culture
Format: Hardback
ISBN: 9780749080310
Pages: 384
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Pub. Date: 2007-09-24

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Price: £9.99

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Indisputably, Saturday night is the happiest night of the week.

Most of us have fond memories of sitting on the floor in front of the telly with our parents and siblings crowding out the sofa behind us. Dad is making half-hearted derisory remarks at the presenter on the telly screen, and brothers and sisters are getting excited at the prospect of some famous person getting gunged at any minute.  Meanwhile, mum`s just enjoying some honest-to-goodness, clean entertainment, and, as for you, you feel happy because you know there is still no school tomorrow, and there is a whole feast of treats about to unfold on your telly screen.

In this witty and nostalgic romp through the highlights and lowlights of  Saturday Night Telly, Jack Kibble-White and Steve Williams remind of us the great, the iconic, the hilarious and the just plain embarrassing moments that have made Saturday night TV so entertaining.

With a foreword from Jeremy Beadle and a comprehensive list of classic comedy, drama, entertainment, game shows and people shows, this is a must-have read for true TV buffs.